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BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ART
AND
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
ffieina a (Buibe to CoUectore of JUustrateb Mdvks
in lenQlisb anb ifrencb of tbe iperiob
BY
J. LEWINE
WITH THIRTY-FIVE PLATES, QIVINQ SPECIMENS OF THE WORK
OP THE ARTISTS OF THE TIME
LONDON
SAMPSON LOW, MARSTON & COMPANY
LIMITED
Pbttbb Lane, Fleet Stbeet, E. C.
1898
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
EIGHTEENTH CENTUEY AET
AND
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
EDITION LIMITED
TO
1000 COPIES EOYAL 8vo.
100 COPIES IMP. 8vo., EDITION DE LUXE.
BIBLIOGEAPHY
OF
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ART
AND
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
Being a (Buibe to Collectors of 3llU0trateb Morlis
in lenGlisb anb ifrencb of tbe periob
BY
J. LEWINE
WITH THIRTY-FIVE PLATES, QIVINQ SPECIMENS OF THE WORK
OF THE ARTISTS OF THE TIME
LONDON
SAMPSON LOW, MARSTON & COMPANY
LIMITED
Ski- W\xv.<iia.xCi f^ou^e
Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, E.G.
1898
,a
TO
FREDERICK CLIFFORD, Esq., Q.C.
Deae Sir,
I have much pleasure in dedicating this book to you,
in grateful acknowledgment of the sympathy with which
you have encouraged me throughout this arduous work, of
the effectual help you have given me in partially revising
it, and of many acts of disinterested kindness which will
never vanish from my memory.
Ever gratefully yours,
THE AUTHOR.
INTRODUCTION
My object in compiling this book is twofold : Bibliography,
by reason of its existing development, may now be almost
regarded as having entered within the domain of science.
Its branches admit of a variety of treatment, and may be
classed under the following headings : —
1. General Literature, which has been exhaustively
dealt with ;
2. Early English and Elizabethan Literature, both of which
have found exponents of a high order ;
3. Editiones Principes, every item relating to which has
been minutely described ;
4. " Americana," which has received its full share of
notice at competent hands.
5. But of books with embellishments, now so much in
vogue, and so deservedly coveted by the intelligent amateur,
the record is almost barren. At any rate the small amount
of bibliographic attention now and then, in a scattered form,
bestowed upon them is utterly inadequate. Individual artists
and authors have, indeed, been specifically treated, but the
absence of any proper manual for this beautiful and often
costly combination of literature and art is most conspicuous.
To supply this long-outstanding want has been my
primary motive in collecting the material now offered in
book form, which will, I hope, furnish a key to the treasures
so eagerly looked for by the connoisseur, though hitherto,
for want of adequate guidance, not always looked for with
prudence or with knowledge.
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viii INTEODUCTION
My secondary reason— and one, I submit, hardly less
worthy of consideration— has been to bring into harmony the
productions of English and French literature of a parallel
period, and to demonstrate that they are not only not
imitative, but that each in its own sphere is creative.
The love of pictures has from time immemorial been a
passion more or less easily awakened in the human breast, but
just as the early rude delineations of art have undergone a
radical transformation, so the standard of appreciation has varied
with each succeeding age. In the manuscripts of mediaeval
times the dulness and monotony of the caligraphy were
relieved by the interspersed decorations ; and ornamental
capitals, arabesque borders, and illuminated miniatures formed
a redeeming feature of the text. The xylographic art, pre-
cursor of the invention of printing, was a maiden attempt
to promulgate and popularize the miniature, which gradually
developed into its present state of perfection. In woodcut
illustrations Italy (the cradle of this art) and Germany took
the lead ; and the creations of Botticelli, Beham, Albert Durer,
and their respective schools were the means of spreading
widely the culture of taste during the early stages of what
may be called our art civilization.
This genre of outline engravings mainly contributed to
develop that more cultivated taste of beauty and form in
which the eighteenth century particularly excelled. The
period was pre-eminently profuse in such artistic productions.
Both the English and French schools were fruitful in dis-
tinguished artists, who by their exquisite embellishments
enhanced the intrinsic merit of good books, and often invested
with a permanent value even ephemeral works. These stars
and their satellites will ever shine with lustre in the firma-
ment of art.
In the phalanx of famous names we must assign the palm
to Hogarth and Watteau : for, wide apart as were their
respective careers, each running in a different groove, they
had in common the aim of all high art — the one holding
up a mirror reflecting the life and manners of his time ; the
other enrapturing us by his types of beauty and form, and
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excelling in every delineation which we now call sesthetic.
Watteau was in word and deed master of the French art
which he created, and his style, when rightly viewed, is
neither borrowed nor imitative— a reproach levelled more or
less justly at his predecessors, Le Brun, Poussin, Mignard,
and Claude. Every trait in his art bears the stamp of
originality and breathes the true French spirit. How aptly
De la Fosse remarked to him that he was not conscious how
great was the dormant capacity of his creative genius ! Yet
the multitude and variety of his subjects were produced in
a short and suffering life of thirty-seven years. Hogarth is
the Anak of his branch of art : he revelled in the anatomy
of the human heart, dissecting, with sometimes hideous
minuteness, the follies and vices of bygone generations ; and
in his power of composition he is not to be rivalled, still
less surpassed. Truly Charles Lamb said of him that " his
graphic representations are indeed books," and, invested as
they are by him with human interest, they are imperishable.
These two gigantic geniuses, however, achieved little if any-
thing in the way of book decoration. Hogarth's individuality
appears not to lend itself to interpret other people's thoughts,
and his illustrations to Butler's "Hudibras," which, according
to his own judgment, are the best of their kind, cannot
be regarded as worthy of so great and powerful a master.
Watteau, again, never occupied himself in book illustration.
But by both artists this delightful branch of art must have
been suggested to their pupils and followers. Gillray and
Rowlandson evidently derived their inspirations from Hogarth ;
and Boucher, who was trained under Watteau, established his
reputation as pioneer and master of his school by his epoch-
making illustrations to the Molifere of 1734, which faithfully
render the costume, the decorative style and the architecture
of the Louis XV. period. Chippendale and Ince and Mayhew,
and Lalonde and Boucher fils, vied with each other in the
display of artistic designs for household furniture. Blake,
deservedly styled the English Eembrandt, and Bewick, the
parent of the English woodcut-, were each in his own line
actively engaged in elevating the public taste. In an age
X INTKODUCTION
of enervated poetic style Blake's poetry may take rank with
the best of the period. It is, however, a notable feature, that
while at the outset of his career these double faculties were'
kept by the artist-poet in perfect balance and harmony, his
poetical genius in later years waned in proportion as his
artistic development gained the ascendency, for in " Job "
the sublimity of Blake's art reached its climax. Bewick's
greatness was due to his reproduction of true nature ; his
observation was correct, and in drawing scenes and figures
from life he always remained faithful to nature. In Bartolozzi
and Eisen, the one Italian and the other Flemish by birth, art
asserted her cosmopolitan character. Exotic plants thriving
on foreign soil, both enriched the English and French
literature by their compositions, which serve as models of
quaintness and of grace, though lacking force of expression.
Moreau surpassed them in vigour, flexibility, and variety of
treatment. His versatile genius, too, was coupled with a
rare energy and industry, and he was thus able to make
himself famous in every branch of art, leaving his mark in
the whole field of illustrated literature. In tragic and comic
scenes alike he exhibits his masterly skill, and at his best
he is nothing if not penetrating and thorough. How pitiable,
then, that this inimitable artist outlived himself, and that in
the productions executed by him in his declining age he
becomes a mere shadow of his former self, traces of decay
being conspicuous in every trait, so as almost to baffle recog-
nition ! Gravelot, who practised his art partly in England and
partly in France, rose to distinction by his lucid manner of
treatment, and almost all his compositions breathe the spirit
of good humour and joviality. He is taunted with levity,
and with sometimes overstepping the borders of decorum ;
but we must have regard to the manners of his time, and
for himself, his unsullied art atones for isolated blemishes
of indelicacy. Eowlandson, by his brilliancy of colouring and
marvellous process of grouping, is full of entertainment ; and
pathos, so important an ingredient in humour, is seldom lack-
ing in his compositions. His amusing, delightful, inexhaustible
drollery compensates for somewhat vicious outpourings.
INTEODUCTION xi
With his wealth of observation and propensity to merri-
ment, he could not resist the impulse of drawing realistic
scenes from life, and sometimes portraying from nature rather
coarsely. Marillier, of " Dorat Fables " fame, and Choffard,
the great exponent of art applied to small things, brought
the vignette to a high degree of excellence not to be surpassed
at any future period. C. N. Cochin, one of the old stock of
artists in his double capacity as draughtsman and engraver,
was remarkable alike for correctness of design as well as
beauty of execution. Fragonard, weak in point of quantity,
was strong and brilliant in quality when judged by a higher
standard of art. His leaning towards the licentious he
inherited from his great teacher Boucher, who, perhaps to
court favour with his patroness Madame de Pompadour,
indulged in that degenerate style as well as in the mannerism
which marks the works of both master and pupil. But their
verve, their exquisite style of arrangement and of shaping
and forming figures, added untold charm to the beauty of
their illustrations. Meissonnier excelled in more than one
faculty, having been painter, sculptor, architect, and decorative
artist in turn, and in the goldsmith's art (orfevrerie) he was
no unworthy rival of Germain ; for if he could not achieve
the latter's tasteful perfection {finesse), he was his equal in
the powers of invention and execution. Cauvet, in his orna-
ments, displays an art which is simply admirable. In brief,
the array of English and foreign artists figuring in this
century of evolution and revolution is not only formidable
as to number, but what is more important, their works will
stand out as monuments of art for all time.
In much the same degree as art and artists of the eighteenth
century in their own time and in subsequent years suffered
neglect and even disdain, so they have, with the dawn of better
taste, gained high estimation both in England and France.
This transition, however, like most other rapid revolutions in
the public taste, brought evil as well as good in its train. The
stimulus given to the market value of these works by patrons
of the revival, led up to fancy prices paid in famous record
sales. In some instances such prices may have been justified,
xii INTRODUCTION
partly owing to distinguished previous ownership ("proven-
ance "), and partly by the exceptional binding and preservation
of the books; but none of these causes can be taken as con-
stituting a standard, of value. Such a basis of purchase
applied generally would spell ruin to sober-minded amateur
and professional alike.
The divergency of prices in the London and Paris markets
has always struck me as an astounding anomaly. Having had
the advantage of attending sales all the year round in England
and on the Continent for the last two decades or so, I have
come to the conclusion that either lack of knowledge or want
of appreciation are at the bottom of this divergency. G-enuine
copies of out-of-the-way English books are rarce aves in the
H6tel Drouot, but when they dp occur, the fierce competition
for them is- a spectacle both amusing and exciting. When
biddings are made at random, prices of course become fictitious.
In the same way foreign books of every description come into
the English market, and though at times they cannot escape
being sacrificed, they generally attain high figures, and in-
stances could be multiplied in which buyers have overpaid.
The root of the evil lies in a growing tendency to consult
catalogues for prices, in making injudicious acquisitions, and
forming collections with little taste and less discrimination. I
have, therefore, set myself the not light task of endeavouring
to warn the book-lover and. collector against these costly mis-
takes, and have embodied in my work the result of a prolonged
and multifarious experience. The majority of the books I
have described de visu, and I may make bold to state that
there is hardly an item of significance which I have not
supplied with notes conveying some information of a novel
character. In point of collation I exerted myself to verify,
rectify, and improve upon all previous sources of reference.
This was an arduous and irksome labour. In short, I have
strained every effort to make the book authoritative, and
being practically conversant with recent records of market
values, it willbe found, I hope and believe, that as far as
possible I have succeeded in assigning to the books, in their
various editions, their fair and proper level of prices.
INTEODUCTION xiii
If at the first glance some of my valuations appear to be at
variance with irrefutable records of figures, on closer examina-
tion my estimates will be found not alone to bear out these
figures, but to bring them into broad relief. A practical
illustration will suffice to elucidate this point. The Basker-
ville edition of Ariosto's " Orlando Furioso " is valued at from
thirty to forty shillings, and double in morocco. Now,
many copies at the time of publication were sent over to
Paris for binding by Derome, and if one such genuine and
artistically designed specimen by this famous art-binder in
immaculate preservation were to come under the hammer in
an auction-room of good class, it would be hotly contested,
and might reach the round sum of £100 and upwards. This
exceptional price, however, does not afiect the general rule
laid down as to value. My admiration for everything -really
attractive and artistic has never undergone any diminution ;
but to countenance fictitious values for books of no exceptional
interest would be the height of folly.
Fluctuation in prices is another matter of serious import, a
powerful factor to be reckoned with. It may be accounted for
in more than one way. A book not easily obtainable falls in
the category of a rare volume, but as it is not of intrinsic
merit, it forms merely the whim of a few collectors, who in-
dulge a mania d outrance. A reaction is sure to set in, for
what was pursued was a shadow. Again, an enthusiastic
amateur hits upon the idea of collecting a certain class of books
of some special interest to him, but of quite imaginary value.
He finds a host of imitators, but as soon as they have satisfied
their cravings, or have passed away, the rage subsides and the
volcano of competition becomes extinct. A work to be of
perennial merit and value must be endowed with recognised
qualities either literary or artistic, and in their absence there
must be substituted a fair outward appearance of a bibliope-
gistic nature. The three points combined in one are the ideal
and the desideratum of every aspiring connoisseur, but any
book in the garb of a renowned binder of the period, or bearing
the arms of a distinguished owner, forms a relic of commanding
interest.
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It is a healthy sign of the times that books of unwieldy
dimensions are on the decline. Those, however, that are
endowed with the beauty and magnificence of artistic designs
will ever retain their original appreciative value. The principle
is sound that art will always enjoy immunity from death.
In the course of this work I have not scrupled to reveal
many points hitherto confined to the knowledge of a few book
experts. There seems to be no reason why collectors and book
lovers should not be made acquainted with what have hitherto
been trade secrets. These, accessible now only to the privi-
leged few, will henceforth be. common property.
County histories form an essential item in this work, as
they give the topography and illustrate many places of interest,
including castles, abbeys, and other edifices often famous in
history. They therefore deservedly find a place in the great
libraries, and in spite of the downfall in prices of books of
topography, these will ever retain a certain value on account
of their interesting associations.
On the other hand, I have excluded some books which are
either devoid of any feature of interest from the literary or
artistic point of view, or are not germane to the object of my
work.
In selecting the specimens of illustrations I have been
guided by the principle of reproducing either those endowed
with the charm of beauty or possessing some intrinsic merit.
The series of Freemasonry plates, reprinted from the original
issue, is of the utmost rarity, if not unobtainable, and these
reprints will serve the collector as a safeguard against the
re-issues of much inferior value published in quick succession,
which may easily be detected by comparing the positions of
the figures. The plate from the series of plates of the Marquise
de Pompadour, amateur artist though she was, marks her
influence in the field of art and literature. For good or for
evil, it was productive of striking results. In the region of
politics and of State affairs her misdeeds excited the hatred of
the populace, and her evil genius, not less than the writings
of Voltaire and Rousseau, helped to precipitate the French Revo-
lution. She founded the Factory of Sevres, painted vases with
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her own hands, and set the example of collecting decorative
furniture, arfcistically designed fans, and other articles of vertu.
She encouraged budding artists, extended her patronage to
the encyclopedists in the persons of Diderot, d'Alembert, and
Helvetius, sheltered Crebillon, protected Montesquieu against
the attempts of the Jesuits to prosecute him for his publication
of "L'Esprit des Loix," and watched over the fortunes of
Boucher, Even the independent Voltaire she managed to keep
in bondage. Her pride, however, was seriously wounded by
Rousseau's phrase in his "Emile" saying, "La femme d'un
charbonnier est plus estimable que la maitresse d'un roi."
In fine, it will be gratifying to me to feel that my labours
have been the means of putting the collector on his guard
against acquiring spurious copies of valuable editions, and
of causing people to know the value they should attach to
books of this period which they may wish to acquire or to
dispose of.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Almon's PoLiTiOAL Kesister (Vol. 5). The Machine to go without Asses
Bebquik. Idylles
„ Romances
SOHGS OF luifOCENCE, 1789
BoiLEAU, 1798. Le Lutrin ..
Cabinet op Gbnids. Nature's, Gifts to Shakespeare
Cadvet (Illustkation No. 1)
„ ( „ No. 2) ..
Chippendale (No. 1)
(No. 2) ;
Fenelon's Telbmaohus, 1792
Freemasonry (1). Assemblee de Franos-Magons
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
Houghton Gallery (No. 1)
(No. 2)
Hogarth's Graphic Illustrations
ISCE AND MaYHEW (No. 1)
(No. 2)
La Fontaine. Contes et Nobvelles, 1792. Le inari Oonfesseur
BibliothIique du TheItre FbaNcois. Le Triomphe du GoAt
LoNGus, 1718. Nopoes de Daphnia et de Cbloe
Xavieb de Maistre. Frontispiece
Mabmontel. Contes Mobaux. Annete et Lurin
MoLiiiBE, 1734. Les Amans magnifiques
MoLiliEE, 1773. Le Sioilien
MoEEAB. Toutes lea Gi§.cessont Soeurs ..
Pompadour Suite d'Estampes
Tom Jones
Smollett's Miscellaneous Works. Frontispiece to vol. 1
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A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL WORK
ON
ART AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF THE
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
ABA, ou le Triomphe de rinnocence, suivi de la
Vallee de Temp^, roman imit^ du grec (par le
Camus de Mesyeres). Eleutheropolis (Paris),
Gueffier, an X. 16mo., frontispiece and 4 plates
by Hulk after Brion (5s. or 6s.).
Abbat (L') Art of Fencing ; or, the Use of the Small Sword,
translated by A. Mahon, 1735, 8vo., plates (50s. to
60s.).
Abbndung und Beschreibung aller hohen Eitter-Orden in
Europa. Augspurg, Jacob Andreas Fridrich, 1756, 12mo.,
45 copper plates representing the different orders of chivalry
in Europe (12s. to 15 s.).
Abr^g^ chronologique de I'Histoire eccMsiastique. Paris,
1751, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 fleurons alike and 17 vignettes by
Baquoy, Aveline and Sornique, after De S^ve (10s. to 12s.).
Barbier attributes the authorship to Philippe Macquer.
Abr^g^ de I'Histoire universelle en figures, ou Eecueil d'Estampes
representant les sujets les plus frappants de I'histoire,
tant sacrde que profane, ancienne et moderne, avec les Ex-
plications historiques, qui s'y rapportent et les portraits
en mddaille des h.6vos qui ont joud les plus grands r61es
B
2 ABEEGE— ACTES
dans riiistoire, orn^es de leurs attribute caracteristiques,
dessindes par M. Marillier et gravees par le Sr. Dutios le
jeune. A Paris, .chez Duflos le jeune 1785, 4 vols., roy.
8vo., 4 engraved titles and 167 plates after Marillier,
Monnet, and Duflos, engraved by Duflos, de Gbendt,
Duponchel, Delvaux, etc. (£4 to £5).
Abrdge de I'Histoire romaine, orn^ de 49 estampes gravies
en taille-douce avec le plus grand soin, qui en repr6sentent
les principaux sujets. Paris, Nyon, 1789, 4to.
Frontispiece by Tardieu, after Piauger, and 48 plates after Bolomey
(4), Eisen (3), Gravelot (9) and Gabriel de Saint Aubia (28), and others
not signed, lay Aveline, Chenu, Courtois, Gaucher, Legrand, Levesque,
de Lorraine, Mesnil, Pelletier, Ransonnette, Augustia de Saint-Aubin
and Tardieu (£3 to £4, and dearer in old morocco) ; 17 of the plates are
dated 1760-1765. The unlettered proofs bear numbers 1 to 48.
Abrege de I'Histoire universelle en figures, dessinees et
gravdes par les meilleurs artistes de la capitale, ou Eecueil
d'estampes representant les sujets les plus frappauts de
I'histoire tant sacree que profane. PariSj Didot, 1790,
5 vols., roy. 8vo., 108 plates for Histoire Sacree, 3 vols., and
88 plates for Histoire profane, 2 vols.
They are after Monnet (153), Marillier (38), Le Jeune (3), Sergent
(1), Gois (1), by Pierre Duflos (152), Madame Duflos (7), Patas (7),
IBaquoy (4), Dambrun (5), Delignon (3), Giraud (2), Delvaux (3), Hulk
(2), De Gand (2), Deguents or Deguenth (2), Gros (1), Duponchel (1),
S. S. Hubert (1), Maillet (1), Godefroy (1), Choffard (1), and one with-
out engraver's name. The historical descriptions are by VauvUliers
(30s. to 40s.).
Acaddmi^ (L') galante, contenant diverses petites histoires
trfes-curienses. Amsterdam, 1710, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo.,
2 frontispieces, not signed (5s.).
Acaddmi6 galante, contenant diverses histoires tr^s-curieuses.
Nouvelle edition, Amsterdam, 1732, 2 parts in 1 vol.,
12mo., 1 plate signed Scotin (4s. to 5s.).
Acte de Contrition de Messieurs les Gardes-du-corps de
Sa Majeste Louis XVI., ou les cartes rebattues, orne
d'une gravure en taille-douce. A Londres, 1789, 8vo.,
rare pamphlet with a curious plate, unsigned (4s.).
Actes des Ap6tres (Les), commences le jour des Morts et
finis le jour de la Purification. Paris, Tan de la libertd 0
[Pans, Gattey], 11 vols. 8vo., maps arid plates (£3 to £4).
>,.+tir'S^'l7Qf''"!^ '"'^"■'^'"^ i":"™^^' P^felished by Gab. Peltier
between 1789-1791, and suppressed by order of the King Louis XVI.
ADAM— iESCHYLUS 3
Vols. 1 to 10, containing 300 numbers, are of frequent occurrence, and
valued at 20s. to 25«. ; the last volume, consisting of 11 numbers and
6 parts, entitled "Petits Paquets," of 4 pages each (part 4 has 8 pages),
is very rare.
Adam (Eobert). Euins of the Palace of the Emperor
Diocletian at Spalatro in Dalmatia, 61 plates after R. Adam
and C. L. Clerisseau, by F. Bartolozzi, P. Santini, etc.
London, 1763 or 64, Atlas fol. (30s, to 40s.).
Adam (Robert and James). Works in Architecture, contain-
ing plans, elevations, sections and details of the buildings,
public and private, erected in Great Britain in the reign of
George III. With designs of every kind, both for interior
and exterior decoration, 1777-86-1822, 3 vols.. Atlas fol.,
frontispiece and 105 plates by Bartolozzi, Piranesi, Zucchi,
Pastorini, Cunego, etc. (£8 to £10). The first 2 vols,
containing frontispiece and 80 plates (£6 to £8).
Addison (J.). Works, edited by Tickell. London, 1721,
4 vols. 4to., portrait and plates (10s., and more on large
paper).
Addison. Works. Birmingham, Baskerville, 1761, 4 vols. 4to.,.
portrait and plates by Grignion after Hay man (20s. to 30s.,,
and more than double in morocco).
Adele de S^nange (par Madame de Souza). Geneve et Paris,.
1798, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates after Chaillou by Bovinet
(3s. to 4s.).
Admirables (Les), Secrets d'Albert le Grand, contenant
plusieurs traites sur la conception des femmes. Lyon,.
1752, 16mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Adolphus (John). The British Cabinet, containing portraits
of illustrious personages, engraved from original pictures,,
with biographical memoirs by J. A. London, 1799-1800,
2 vols., 4to., 50 portraits by Harding (£2, and double and
more on large paper fol. size).
-(EscHYLUs. Theatre d'.^schyle, traduit en frangais avec
des notes philologiques et deux discours critiques par F.J.G.
de la Porte du Theil. Paris, imprimerie de la Republique,
an 111 (1795), 2 vols., 8vo., text Greek with French
opposite, 8 plates, 2 of which^ signed Anglette and
Gautier, engraved by Cundgo and Jourdan (8s. to 10s.).
Copies on vellum paper are worth double, and dearer in
old morocco.
4 ^SOP
^Esop. Esope en belle humeur, on la derni^re traduction
et augmentation de ses fables, en prose et en vers (par
J. Brusld de Montpleinchamp, Chanoine de Bruxelles)
Nouvelle edition en 2 tomes. A Brusselle (sic), chez
Frangois Foppens, 1700, 2 parts, 12mo. (15s., and double
in morocco). First edition with the copper vignettes after
Harrewyn.
There are two issues of vol. 1, in the second of which the illustrations
after page 55 are of larger dimensions and better executed, besides
that they bear the artist's name. According to Nodier, Brusle de
Montpleinchamp is not the author of the book, as he could never
master the art of metre ; and the origin of the error into which both
Brunet and Barbier fell on this point was the publication by Brusle
de Montpleinchamp in that year of "Le Fesfcin Nuptial, dresse dans
1' Arable Heureuse, ou Mariage d'Esope, de Phedre et de Pilpai avec
trois fees divise en trois tables par M. de Palaidor. A Piron, en
basse Normandie, chez Florent A. Fable, a I'enseigne de la Verite
devoilee, 1700, 12mo." as a counterpart to the above work. "We
cannot, however, believe that these two distinguished bibliographers
have without weighty reason determined the authorship, as the one
work appeared anonymously, and the other under a pseudonym.
Brunet, while attributing the first work to Brusle on the strength of
Barbier's authority, says that Brusle only edited the latter book. He
even adds that the few fables of Brusle's own composition are the worst
in the book, and having exposed him as an incapable prose writer as
well as an inapt versifier, M. Nodier's argument is thus clearly
weakened, if not untenable.
^sop. Les Fables d'Esope Phrygien avec celles de
Philelph, etc. Traduction nouvelle, Paris, 1703, 2 vols.,
12mo., plates (5 s.).
^sop. Les Fables d'Esope . . . trad, par I'abbd de Belle-
garde. Amst. 1708, 2 vols., post 8vo., plates (Ss.).
^sop. Les Fables d'Esope et de plusieurs autres excellens
mythologistes accompagnds du sens moral et des reflexions
de M. le Chevalier de Lestrange, traduction de I'anglais
avec les figures dessindes et gravies par F. Barlouw, d'une
mamiere savante et pittoresque. Amsterdam, Et. Roger,
1714, 4to., frontispiece signed C. T. 0. engraved by Dudley,
and 68 plates (15s. to 20s.).
^sop. Fables choisies d'Esope, mises en chansons, avec
figures dessindes et gravies par M. Chevalier. A Samos,
et se trouve k Paris, chez M^quignon jeune, 1780, 24mo.,
frontispiece and 60 half-page size vignettes (10s.).
^sop. Esope en belle humeur, ou Fables d'Esope mises
on vaudevilles sur des airs nouveaux et tres connus (par
^SOPUS— iESOP 5
Blancliart), avee gravures par J. B. Huet. Paris, Batilliot,
s.d., 16mo., plates, 4s., and more than double with the
plates printed in red.
^sopus van Europa (or Eusopus in Europa). . . . Haag
(or La Haye), 1701, 4to., 40 caricatures by Eomain de
Hooghe, interspersed with as many satirical dialogues
(with separate pagination to each), reflecting on the
manners and governments of Europe, but chiefly directed
against Louis XIV. and his Court, Madame de Main tenon
(plate 20) being a conspicuous target for attack (25s. to 30s.).
Reprinted 1737-38.
^sop's Fables, with his Life, in English, French, and
Latin. . . . London, 1703, fol., 112 plates to the Fables,
and 31 to the Life (plate 17 is free, and frequently
missing), all by Francis Barlow. The English verses are
by Mrs. Aphra Behn, the Latin and French are derived
from other books (£2).
Originally published in 1666 with the 112 plates, and reprinted in
1687 with the additional 31 plates to the Life. A copy was sold in 1889
for £3 7s. M.
-^sop's Fables in English and Latin interlineary (by John
Locke), with sculptures. London, 1703, 8vo., first edition.
Lowndes only mentions the second edition of 1723, and adds : This
book, by the. celebrated Locke, is little known, and is not included in
the editions of his works. He values it at £1 Is. What, then, is the
first edition worth ? (30s. to 40s.)
-lEsop's Fables, ... a new translation by James Jackson,
with cuts. London, 1708, 8vo. (5s.).
Unknown to Lowndes.
^sop. Fables of ^sop and others, newly done into
English. With an application to each Fable (edited by
Samuel Croxall). London, 1722^ 8vo., frontispiece and
196 woodcuts (5s.).
Reprinted 1770.
-lEsop. Select Fables of ^sop and other Fabulists, by
Dodsley, Birmingham. Baskerville, 1761, 8vo, First
Baskerville edition (30s, to 40s.).
Reprinted 1764. J. T. Gibson Craig's copy of the latter edition,
bound in red morocco super extra, leather joints, was sold in June, 1887,
for £7 2s. Gd.
^sop. Franc. Josephi Desbillons Fabulse -^sopise, curis
posterieribus omnes fere emendate ; accesserunt plus quam
6 ^SOP— ALEAUME
clxx. novae; turn etiam observationes, grammaticse
prgesertim, complures, et index copiosus ; nee desunt
expressse ex sere inciso hominum ac pecudum figurse
elegantes. Manntemii, 1768, 2 vols., 8vo., plates by Egid
Verhelst (10s.).
iEsop. The Fables of ^sop, with Life. London, Stockdale,
1793, 2 vols., roy. Bvo., 112 plates after W. Blake, Stothard
and others. In the first issue the " s " is always long, in
the second it is modernized (£2 for first issue, and more in
morocco).
Agatha . . . (traduit de I'anglais). A Paris, chez Maradan,
an vii. (1799), 4 parts in 2 vols., 16mo., 4 pretty and
curious plates after Chaillou, not signed (5s.).
Agenda de Bonnes gens (L') et de I'Homme .de Bien, Londres,
1794, 16mo., frontispiece and engraved title (3s.).
Agrain (Charles d') Captivite de Lafayette, heroide, avec
figures, et des notes historiques, non encore connues du
public, sur les illustres prisonnicrs d'Olmutz-en-Moravie.
A Paris, chez M. Cocheris, an v. 4to., 1 plate and tail-
piece by Home, after d' Agrain (8s. to 10s.).
Agr^ables (les) divertissemens de la table, ou les r^glemens
de I'illustre Soci^t^ des Freres et Soeurs de I'Ordre de
Mdduse. A Lyon, chez Andrd Laurens, 1712, 12mo.,
frontispiece (8s. to 10s.).
The "Ordre de Meduse" was a sort of pleasure club, founded at
Toulon by M. de Vibray, tbe members (male and female) of which are
portrayed in verse at end.
Agrements du Spectacle (I^es), ou Eecueil d'ariettes les plus
nouvelles. Paris, chez Janet, s.d. (1800), 32mo., engraved
title and 6 pretty plates, not signed (8s. to 10s.).
Alcoran des Cordeliers (L') tant en latin qu'en francais
. . . nouvelle edition, orn^e de figures dessin^es par B.
Picart. Amsterdam, 1734, 2 vols., 12mo., engraved title
dated 1733, and 21 plates (8s. or 10s., and dearer in old
morocco). Comte de LigneroUes' copy in old red morocco,
50 frs. (1894).
Alcoran de Mohamet (L'), traduit de I'arabe par du Eyer.
Amsterdam, 1734, 2 vols. 8vo., frontispiece (repeated in
vol. 2), by A. V. D. Laan (8s. to 10s.).
Aleaume (Abb^) Les Quatre Parties du Jour, poeme en
vers libres, imitds de M. Zacharie. Paris, Leprieur, 1753,
ALEMAN— ALMANACH 7
8vo., frontispiece, 4 plates and 4 vignettes after Eisen,
by Baquoy, ' and 4 small woodcuts, not signed (all these
illustrations are copied from Zacharie Les Quatre Parties
du Jour, 1769 edition), 8s., and more on large paper,
Aleman (Mateo) The Life of Guzman d'Alfarache, or the
Spanish Rogue, to which is added the celebrated tragi-
comedy Celestina. Done into English from the new
French Version, and compared with the original (Spanish).
By several hands. Lond., 1708, 2 vols., 8vo., plates by
Gaspar Bouttat (5s.).
Algaroti. II Congresso di Citera, del conte Algaroti . . ;
Parigi, 1756, 16mo., title designed and engraved by Cochin,
frontispiece by Legrand, after Eisen, and 2 vignettes
(8s. to 10s.).
The edition of 1768 has the plates reversed and the title designed and
engraved by Moreau.
Algaroti. Le Congrfes de Cythere, traduit . . . (par Maciet).
Cythere et Paris, Onfroy, 1783, 16mo., frontispiece (very
pretty) by Qu^verdo (5s. to 6s.).
Allix. Les Quatre ages de I'homme. Paris, Moutard,
imprimerie de Monsieur (Didot), 1784, 16mo., engraved
title, plate and vignette by Rillet, after Gois (3s.).
Almanach nouveau (Le Veritable) pour Tannic 1733. . . .
A Tr^voux, pour la plus grande gloire de la Society, 24mo. ,
12 plates for each month; very rare (12s. or 15s.).
The brothers Quesnel, of Dieppe, are presumed to be the authors.
Almanach du mariage pour I'annde 1735 . . . nouvelle
edition augment^e de la carte de I'isle du mariage avec la
description litt^rale du pays, par un philosophe gargon.
Paris, Guillaume, 1734, 24mo. (10s.). B^hague's copy,
morocco, 76 francs.
Almanach (Verbessert Haupt) auf das Schalt-Jahr Christi
1736 and 1740, Nurnberg, Johann Andrea, 2 vols., 16mo.,
engravings, symbols of the month (8s. to 10s. each).
Almanach de Dien pour I'ann^e 1738 . . . S. 1. (Au Ciel)
16mo., pretty frontispiece and 12 plates not signed
(6s. to 7s.).
A satire against the Jansenists.
Almanach du Diable, pour I'annde, 1738, 16mo., very curious
engraved title (3s.).
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Almanacli (L') du Diable, contenant des predictions tres-
curieuses et absolument infaillibles pour Tannee 1737, aux
Enfers, et la clef de 1' Almanacli du Diable pour I'annde
1738. Aux Enfors (35.).
These two go together, the latter being key to the former.
Almanach. des Cocus, ou amusements pour le beau sexe,
pour Tannic 1741, par un philosophe gargon. Constan-
tinople (Paris), 1741, 16mo., frontispiece; very rare (12s.
to 15s.).
The Almanach was continued for 1742 and 1743.
Almanach. Etrennes mignonnes, pour I'ann^e 1741, 32mo.,
frontispiece and vignette designed and engraved by Cochin
(8s. to 10s.).
Almanach pour la pr^sente annde. La Galerie des femmes
illustres, ou Eloge de celles qui se sont faites un nom, avec
des chansons a la louange du bean sexe, faisant suite aux
figures dessin^es et gravies par Label, qui se vendent
s^parement. Paris, Desnos, 32mo. (20-s.).
Almanach royal, commengant avec la guerre de 1701 ; . . .
ou est exactement observe le cours du soleil d'injustice,
avec ses Eclipses ; ou la juste punition du ciel d^montrde
dans xviii. emblemes gravds en taille-douce. A Paris,
imprimerie royale du petit Louis, s.d. 4to.' Violent
pamphlet, printed in HoUande against Louis XIV. and
Philippe of Spain; etched frontispiece and 17 plates, very
rare (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach Dauphin, ou, Histoire abrdgde des princes qui ont
portd le nom de Dauphin, par le sieur C*** G*** (Charles
Guillaume). A Paris, chez Charles Guillaume, 1751, Svo.,
24 portraits after Desrochers, including those of Louis
XIII., Louis XIV., Anne d'Autriche, Marie Stuart, Marie
Leczinska, Jeanne D'Arc, etc. (£2 to £3).
Almanac (sic) de poche pour I'annde . . . 1758. Avec la
naissance des Eois, Keines . . . de I'Europe et suivi de
pieces agreables . . . et ornd d'emblemes et d'autres figures
en taille-douce, par les hdritiers de G. WoliFgang a Berlin,
1757, 32mo., engraved title, 2 portraits and 12 plates
(15s. to 20s.).
Almanach utile et agrdable de la loterie de I'Ecole royale
militaire pour I'annde 1759 et 1760, ou Ton voit son origine,
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son porgres, son ^tablissement en France et la fa9on de
placer le plus avantageusement sa mise, enrichi de 90
figures en taille-douce qui pourront servir de devises.
Amsterdam et Paris, Prault et Laurent, Fr. le Clerc, 1759,
12mo., frontispiece signed by Le Mire, and 90 plates by
Gravelot, not signed (£4 to £6).
The plates, representing for the most part some graceful juvenile
scenes, are in the genre of the tailpieces of the Boccaccio of 1757.
This quaint Almanack appeared also under the following title : " Les Jeux
de la petite Thalie . . . Paris, Desnos, s.d.," only the frontispiece is
different. The verses beneath are by Gravelot.
Almanach.. Etrennes gdographiques. Paris, cbcz Ballard,
1760, 16mo., frontispiece, engraved title, and 26 coloured
maps {6s. to 7s.).
It was continued (by Ducaille) in 1761 with frontispiece by Tardieu
after Poussin, engraved title by Choffard, and 31 coloured maps
(6s. or 7«.).
Almanach. Etrennes aux dames, avec le calendrier de I'annde
1763. Paris, Musier, 1763, 2 parts, 12mo., vignette on
b otb titles alike, and another by Sornique after De Sfeve
(8s. to 12s.).
Almanac de Gotha, 1764, first year without plates ; very
rare.
1765 and 1766 has frontispiece by De Launay after Marillier, and
engraved title each; 1767 has an additional tailpiece; 1768 has 12
plates (designed and engraved by J. H. Meil) added; 1769 includes
12 allegorical plates by Meil ; 1770 contains 5 plates after Gravelot,
copied from the Almanach iconologique ; 1771 has the 5 plates from
the " Dieux de I'Olympe ; " 1772 comprises 12 plates from the " Dieux
d'apres I'antique;" 1773 is embellished with 12 plates from " Vues de
Monuments du Jardin de Stowe;" 1774 has 12 plates by Meil, from
" La Chasse, opera comique de W. ; '' 1775, 12 plates by Meil for Emilia
Galotti; 1776, frontispiece, engraved title, and 12 plates, from the
"Monument du Costume," by Preudenberg; 1777, frontispiece, en-
graved title, and 12 plates after Boucher (not signed); 1778, frontis-
piece and 12 plates by Chodbwieoki; 1779, frontispiece and 12 headgear
plates by Liebe; 1780, frontispiece and 12 plates by Chodowiecki ;
1781, frontispiece and 12 plates, representing nuptial ceremonies; 1782,
frontispiece and 12 plates, "Histoire des Croisades;" 1783, frontis-
piece, 4 plates of headgear and dress of Dresden, and 12 plates by
Chodowiecki for "Huon de Bordeaux;" 1784, frontispiece, 4 plates of
headgear and dress of Leipsic, and 12 plates by Chodowiecki for "Gil
Bias;" 1785, frontispiece, 4 plates of headgear and costume, and 12
plates by Chodowiecki, "Histoire de I'homme;" 1786, frontispiece, 4
plates of headgear and dress of Paris, and 12 plates by Chodowiecki, " La
Polle Journee ; " 1787, frontispiece, 4 plates of headgear and costume of
Paris, and 12 plates for Boccaccio, engraved by Geyser and Endner
after Freudenberg ; 1788, frontispiece, 4 plates of headgear and English
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and French costume, and 12 plates by Chodowiecki for "Caroline of
Liechtfield ;" 1789, frontispiece, 4 plates of headgear, and 12 plates by
Geyser after Chodowiecki for the " Life of Frederic II. ; " 1790, frontis-
piece engraved by Endner, " Vue de la Bataille," 4 plates of Paris
headgear, and 12 plates, historical contemporary subjects, by Endner
after Chodowiecki ; 1791, frontispiece by Endner, 4 plates of Paris and
Berlin headgear, and 12 plates, historical subjects by Geyser after
Chodowiecki; 1792, frontispiece by Endner and 12 plates, historical
subjects by Geyser after Chodowiecki ; 1793, frontispiece by Endner,
2 headgear, plates by Verhelst, portrait of Francis II. by Riepenh after
Bosch, and 12 plates, historical subjects, by Henne after Chodowiecki ;
1794, frontispiece by Riepenh, 2 headgear plates, portrait of the Prince
of Saxe-Cobourg (signed S.), and 12 plates, historical subjects, engraved
by Geyser after Chodowiecki ; 1795, frontispiece by Riepenh, portraits
of Louise- Auguste Wilhelmine of Prussia, and of Frederic of Prussia,
and J. Henri de Moellendorff, 12 plates, historical subjects, by Grunler
after Chodowiecki ; 1796, frontispiece, 4 headgear plates, and 12 plates,
historical subjects, by Grunler after Chodowiecki; 1797, frontispiece,
2 headgear plates, and 12 plates, historical subjects, by Geyser after
Chodowiecki ; 1798, frontispiece, 12 plates, fancy subjects, by Henne
after Chodowiecki; 1799, frontispiece and 12 plates by Griinler after
Chodowiecki for "Anecdotes of Frederic II. ;" 1800, frontispiece and
12 plates of different characters of men by R ; 1801, frontispiece
and 12 plates of views by Boettger after Schmidt. Those of 1776 and
1786 are rare, and valued at between £2 and £3 each, while all the
others sell for 10s. or 15g. a-piece,
Almanach dansant, ou Positions et Attitudes de rAUemande,
avec un discours pr^liminaire sur I'origine et I'utilite de
la danse, pour Tannde 1770, a Paris, chez Valade, post
8vo., frontispiece by Berthault, and 12 very pretty coloured
plates (20s. to 25s.).
Comte de la Berandiere copy (sewed) 88 francs. Sometimes it is
bound up with " Recueil de Contredanses et Menuets nouveaux, de
Guillaume," containing 12 engraved plates of music.
Almanach geographique ou Petit Atlas ^l^mentaire. Paris,
Desnos, 1771, 32mo., title frontispiece, portrait of Christian
VII. engraved by Savart, and geographical plans (8 s.
to 12s.).
Almanach. Le Secretaire des dames, ou Portefenille d'un
homme amoureux, Amsterdam et Paris, Desnos, 1772,
32mo, 2 plates (4s. to 5s.).
Almanach du Chasseur (par Goury de Changrand) Paris,
Pissot, 1772 and 1773, 12mo., frontispiece by Choffard
(12s. to 15s.).
Almanach des Heroides, contes, fables, theatres, etc., pour
I'ann^e 1773. Amsterdam, chez Magerus, 32mo., 6 vignettes
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after Eisen, copied from those in Dorat's " Les Baisers " and
Tourterelles de Zelmis, etc. (8s. to 12s.).
Almanach.. Etrennes d'Esope, anx Frangois, pour la presente
ann^e 1774. A Athfenes et se trouve a Paris, chez Bleuet,
32ino., double frontispiece and 61 very fine plates designed
and engraved by F. A. Chevalier, dated 1774 (30s, to 40s.).
Almanach. Etrennes des Saisons, on Extraits des plus beaux
endroits de tons les poemes connus sur les saisons ; dedi^es k
Madame la Daiiphine. Paris, Desnos, s.d. (1775), 16mo.,'
portrait- of the Dauphine Marie Antoinette by Victoire
Neviance, engraved title and 8 unsigned plates (15s. to 20s.).
Almanach. Les D^lices de Cer^s, de Pomone et de Flore ou la
Campagne utile et agr^able. Paris, Desnos, s.d. (1775)
32mo., frontispiece and 12 very fine plates (40s. to 50s.).
Some of the plates are thus entitled : La Foire de Saint Germain,
L'Assemblee a Longchamps, le Rendezvous du Colysee, le Salon aux
Tableaux du Louvre, etc.
Almanach pour la prdsente annde 1776, ou Petit Recueil
d'Estampes reprdsentant les quatre saisons et les quatre
heures du jour avec des vers analogues a chaque sujet,
suivi de tablettes a double usage sur lesquelles on
peut ecrirela nuit sans lumiere comme le jour avec le stylet,
ses pensees, souvenirs, rendezvous, billets, propos galants,
etc. Paris, Desnos, 1776, 16mo., frontispiece by Patas
after Desrais and 8 plates (I5s. to 20s.).
Almanach pour la presente ann^e. La Galerie des femmes
illustres, on Eloge de celles qui se sont faites un nom, avec
des chansons h. la lonange du bean sexe. Paris, Desnos, s.d.
(about 1778), 24mo., portrait of Marie Antoinette and
52 plates designed and etched by Stefano della Bella
(20s. to 25s.).
Almanach. Etrennes galantes ou I'lnstant heureux de Cy-
there, dddid aux deux sexes. A Paris, chez Desnos, calendrier
pour I'ann^e 1777, 32mo., frontispiece and 11 plates (40s.
to 50s.).
Almanach de la Toilette et de la Coiffure des Dames
frangaises, suivi d'une dissertation sur celles des Dames
romaines, etc. Paris, Desnos, 1777, 16mo., 2 frontispieces
and 24 plates of headgear (£5 to £6). B^hague's copy,
280 frs.
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Almanach. Etrennes patriotiques ou Eecueil anniversaire
d'alMgories sur les ^poques du regne de Louis XVI.,
compos^es et dddi^es au roy par le Chevalier de BerainviUe.
Paris, Desnos, 1778, 16mo., title, frontispiece and 15 plates
engraved by Voysard (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. Parfait Modele (Le) orn^ d'Estampes _ qui
repr^sentent plusieurs beaux traits tir^s de la Partie de
Chasse de Henri IV. Paris, Desnos, s.d., 16mo., engraved
title, frontispiece with portrait of Henri IV., 12 plates by
Gravelot (not signed), and 12 pp. of text engraved (25s.
to 30s.).
Almanach. Etrennes galantes des Promenades et Amusements
de Paris pour 1780, 16mo., 12 plates by Dambrun after
Qu^verdo (25s. to 30s.).
Almanach du comestible, necessaire aux personnes de bon gout
et de bon appetit ... A Paris, chez Desnos, 1778, 2 parts
in 1 vol., 16mo., vignettes (10s.). A. H. Josse's copy in
old red morocco, 54 frs. (1894).
Almanach du Comestible [Paris, Desnos], 1779, 16mo.,
plates (10s.).
Almanach. Cupidon logicien ou Les Pedagogues a Cythere
... A Paris, chez Jubert, 1789, 24mo., engraved title and
6 vignettes (25s.). A. H. Josse's copy in morocco with
dentelle, 111 frs. (1894).
Almanach. Le Tableau de Paris, Etrennes aux beautes
parisiennes, 1790, 16mo., frontispiece and 12 coloured
plates (30s.). L. Leblanc's copy in red morocco, 100 frs.
(1894).
Almanach. Itin^raire descriptif de Paris avec indications
quotidiennes. Debit a Paris des comestibles les plus
abondants et les plus recherchds de chaque saison, 1780,
16mo., 12 plates designed by Qu^verdo, and engraved by
Dambrun (£2 to £3).
Almanach. Eecueil g^n^ral de Costumes et de Modes contenant
les diff^rents habillements et les coiffures les plus ^Idgantes
des hommes et des femmes, almanach pour la pr^sente
ann^e, 1781. Paris, Desnos, 16mo., engraved title and
25 plates, designed by Desrais (£3 to £4). B^hague's
copy, morocco, 70 frcs.
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Almanacli. La Muse triomphante, ou Choix agr^able de vers
les plus ing^nieux faits par des Dames celebres. Paris,
Desnos, s.d. (1781), 24mo., frontispiece representing
Apollo crowning a female bust, engraved title and seven
charming plates, unsigned (20a". to 25s.).
Almanacli. Les Sens, petit bijou pour la pr^sente annde, avec
tablettes ^conomiques, perte et gain. A Paris, chez
Desnos, 1781, 16mo., 12 quaint plates finely engraved by
Dorgez {8s. to 10s.).
Almanacli du bon Fran§ais, ou Anecdotes, Pensees, Maximes
et Reflexions de feu Monseigneur le Dauphin, pfere du Roi,
avec un Recueil anniversaire d'AUegOries des principales
Epoques de I'avfenement de Louis XVI. au trone. Paris,
Desnos, s.d, (1781), 2 parts, 24mo., engraved text and-
titles, 2 frontispieces (the first by Lachaussde after
Brian), and 15 plates after P. de Berainville by Voysard
(25s. to 30s.).
Almanach des Marches de Paris, etrennes curieuses et
comiques avec des chansons int^ressantes, dedid h, Marie
Barbe, fruitifere, orangfere. A Paris, chez Boulanger,
1782, 24mo., 12 charming plates designed and engraved
by Qu^verdo (£4 to £5). B^hague's copy, morocco,
400 frs.
Almanach galant des Costumes frangais les plus a la mode,
dessinds d'aprfes nature, d^di^ au beau sexe a.p.d.r.
Paris, Boulanger, rue du Petit Pont, 1782 ; 18 charming,
finely engraved plates, not signed (£4 to £5).
Almanach. Etrennes aux Belles, donn^es par Voltaire 15
jours avant sa mort. Paris, Ve Guillaume, 1783, 12mo.,
frontispiece by Ransonnette (15.?.).
Almanach de la petite poste de Paris, r^unie a la grande
poste le premier juillet, 1781, pour les ann^es 1786-1788.
Paris, 1786-88, 2 vols., 16mo., plates (8s. to 10s., and treble
in old morocco).
Almanach de Nilsonn. S.Ln.d. (1785), 7 vols., 16mo., plates
(50s. to 60s.).
Almanach pour I'annde, 1771, oblong, 16mo. Each leaf em-
bellished either with a vignette or a portrait, comprising
among others the portraits of Louis XV., Louis Dauphin,
Marie Antoinette, etc. (30s. to 40s.).
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Almanach. Petit Manuel mythologique, ou Almanach moral
et podtique de la fable. Paris, Desnos (the Calendar is
dated 1783), 32mo., engraved title, frontispiece and 8
plates by Lachaussde after Brion (12s. to 15s.).
Almanach. Varidtds amusantes. Etrennes aux gens de bon
gout. A Paris, s.d. (1783), 16mo., engraved title and 4
plates (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. La Fleur des Plaisirs, etrennes chantantes a la
mode et suivies du gazetier chantant. Paris, Desnos, 1783,
12 pretty plates, not signed (£2 to £3). Behague's copy,
morocco, 175 frs.
Almanach. Le Bijou du jour de I'an, ou les Etrennes a la
mode, la corbeille de Glycere, chansons choisies. A Paris,
chez le sieur Desnos, 1784, 12 plates, not signed (30s. to
40s.).
Almanach. Corbeille de Glycere, bouquetiere h, la porte du
Temple de V^nus ^ Athenes, Chansons choisies sur les airs
les plus agreables. Paris, Desnos, 1784, 24mo., frontispiece
and 12 pretty plates in the style of Marillier (15s. to 20s.).
Almanach. Les Plus courtes Folies sont les meilleures ou
le Passe-temps des Dames. Paris, Desnps, 1783, 16mo.,
12 plates, not signed (40s. to 50s.).
Almanach. Les Aventures parisiennes, almanach nouveau,
galant, et chantant (Calendar for 1784). Paris, Jubert,
32mo., 12 charming plates, not signed (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. Etrennes du Sentiments dddie'es aux ames
bienfaisantes, a. p. d. r. Dessind et grave par Qu^verdo.
A Paris, chez Boulanger, 1784, 24mo., 12 beautiful engrav-
ings by Qu^verdo (£2 to £3).
Almanach. Les Belles Marchandes, almanach historique, pro-
verbial et chantant. A Paris, chez Jubert, 1784, 24mo.,
frontispiece and 12 plates (£3 to £4).
There is another part with the same number of plates, not signed, of
equal value. The Behague copy of the latter, morocco, 400 frs.
Almanach de Versailles, 1784, 24mo., 2 pretty small portraits
of Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette (12s. to 15s.).
Almanach d'ltalie, ou la Bigarrure galante, etrennes
chantantes meldes d' Anecdotes et enrichies de nouvelles
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coiffures. Paris, Jubert 1784, 24mo., 12 plates, not signed,
and 12 fictitious portraits of women with fashionable
headgears (£4 to £5).
Almanach anacr^ontique ou les Euses de I'amour. Paris,
Boulanger, s.d., 1784, 16mo., frontispiece and plates by
Qu^verdo (10s. to 12s.).
Almanach des Graces, ^trennes ^rotiques chantantes. Paris,
Cailleau, anndes 1784 and 1785, 16mo., 2 frontispieces by
David after Monnet and Lejeune (5s. each).
Almanach galant des Costumes fran^ais les plus a la mode,
dessin^s d'apres nature, dddi^ au beau sexe. Paris, Bou-
langer, 1785, 16mo., frontispiece, and 18 plates of fashion
(30s. to 40s.). Bdhague's copy in white silk binding,
46 frs.
Almanach. Anacrdon en belle humeur, ou les Matinees de
Paphos, chansonnier fran9ais. Elite de chansons, romances,
vaudevilles, etc., par Voltaire, J. B. Eousseau, Fenelon,
Eegnard, CoU^, etc. . . . Paris, Desnos, s.d. (1785), 24mo.,
12 plates, including frontispiece, in the manner of Gravelot
(15s. to 20s.).
Almanach. Etrennes lyriques anacr^ontiques pour I'annde
1785. Paris, chez I'auteur 1785, 16mo., frontispiece by
Gaucher after Cochin (8 s. to 10s., and more with the
unlettered proof and the etching).
Almanach galant, moral et critique en vaudevilles. Paris,
Boulanger (Calendar for 1785), 32mo., engraved text, title
engraved by Qu^verdo after Berthaut, and 12 plates, not
signed (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach galant, moral et critique, en vaudevilles, ornd
de gravures. Paris, 1786, 16mo., very pretty frontispiece
after Berthaut by Qu6verdo, and 12 charming plates after
Qudverdo (15s.).
Almanach galant du XVIIF'- siecle. Paris, s.d., 16mo.,
12 plates after Qu^verdo, representing 6 marriage scenes
of Figaro and G scenes of Blaise and Babet. It is dedicated
to Mile. Contat and to Mile. Dugazon (15s.).
Almanach perpdtuel des pauvres diables. Paris, Caillot, an XI.
16mo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Almanach. Les Accidens heureux ou I'Amour en gait^,
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almanach lyrico r^crdatif. Chez la veuve Despoillez et
chez Jubert, & Paris (Calendar for 1785). 32mo., plates
(12s. to 15s.).
Almanach. Etrennes du Sentiment de I'Amour et de I'Amiti^,
reunissant I'honn^tete et le bon gout dans le choix des
chansons qui les composent et des estampes qui les accom-
pagnent. Paris, Desnos, s.d. (1786), 16mo., engraved title
and 12 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. Les Etrennes de mon cousin, ou I'Almanach
pour rire, par CD. (Carriere Doisin) Falaise (Paris), 1787,
12mo., 2 large satirical etchings, not signed (8s. to lOs.).
Continued 1788 and 1789.
Almanach. Les Ddlices du Palais-Royal. A Paris, chez
Boulanger, 1786, 24mo., 12 very quaint plates designed,
and engraved by Dambrun (25s. to 30s.).
Almanach pour la pr^sente ann^e (1786), ou petit Recueil
d' estampes reprdsentant la mythologie, avec chansons
analogues, etc., Paris, Desnos. The frontispiece by
Patas after Desrais bears as the second title, Les Metamor-
phoses d'Ovide en chansons, 16mo., 52 etchings, not
signed (15s. to 20s.). Th. Testard de St. Quentin's copy
in mor. (1894) 50 frs.
Almanach de la Samaritaine (du Pont Neuf) avec ses predic-
tions pour I'annde 1787, 16mo., frontispiece, not signed
(6s. to 7s.). Continued for 1788.
Almanach. Les Loisirs de Paphos . . , Paris, Nyon, s d.
(1787), 16mo., frontispiece and 12 plates, and 32 pp. of
text and music (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. Les Euses et les Jeux de I'amour. Paris, Ardouin.
Le Necessaire des dames et des messieurs. Paris, Jubert,
1786, 2- parts in 1 vol., 16mo., 12 pretty plates in the
manner of Desrais (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. L' Amour ^ I'Olympe, ou le Triomphe de Cupidon
sur lesdieux et les dresses, almanach drotique. Paris, chez
Jubert, doreur (1787), 24mo., text engraved, with 12
pretty plates (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. Les Bords rians de la Seine, ou les Environ
(sic) de Paris. Paris, Jubert, 1788, 24mo., engraved
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throughout aud embellished with 12 pretty plates repre-
senting the costume and the headgear of the ladies of the
period (attributed to Binet) ; rare {£3 to £4).
Almanach. Le Microscope des visionnaires ou le Hochet des
incr^dules, almanach orn^ de jolies gravures, a Paris, chez
Jubert, 1789, 12mo., frontispiece and 12 plates, not signed,
probably after Qu^verdo, engraved in the manner of Binet
(255. to 30s., and double in morocco).
Almanach. Etrennes nationales, curieuses et instructives,
enrichies de figures, d'anecdotes historiques et d'une
infinite de traits remarquables pour I'ann^e 1789. Paris,
Cailleau, 16mo., woodcuts (4*. to 5s.).
Almanach. Les Etrennes de Piron a I'Assemblde nationale,
s.l.n.d. (1780), 18mo., 2 plates (12.s. to 15s.).
Almanach. La Journde d'une jolie femme, suivie du Petit-
Chansonnier frangais . . . Paris, Desnos, s.d. (1788), 24mo.,
mezzotint frontispiece and 12 unsigned plates (25s. to-
30s.).
Almanach. La Fete des Bonnes gens, ou les mceurs cham-
petres. A Paris, chez Boulanger, rue du Petit-Pont,
1789, 32mo., 12 plates, not signed (20s. to 25s.).
Almanach. Le Jardin des Ames sensible (sic) . . . Paris,,.
Janet, s.d. (1789), 24mo., engraved throughout and
decorated with 12 pretty plates ; important as regards,
the costume of the revolutionary period (£2 to £3).
Almanach. Les Colifichets lyrico-galants, ou la Folic :
amoureuse d'un peintre, almanach orn^ de jolies gravures.
' A Paris, chez Jubert, doreur, 1790, 16mo., 12 very pretty
plates engraved by Dorgez (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. Amusemens heroiques et galans . . . Paris,.
Jubert, s.d. (1790), 16mo., engraved throughout with,
music, and adorned with 12 fine plates (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. Cupidon logician ou les Pedagogues a Cythfere.
A Paris, chez Jubert, 1789, 24mo., engraved titjle and
6 vignettes (20s.). A copy mor., dentelle. 111 frs. (1894).
Almanach. Le Tableau de Paris, Etrennes aux beautds
parisiennes, 1790, 16mo., frontispiece and 12 coloured
plates (40s.). A copy mor. (1894) 100 frs.
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Almanacli. Etrennes aux f . . . ddmocrates, aristocrates,
impartiaux, ou le Calendrier des trois sexes, almanach
lyrique, orn^ de figures analogues au sujet. Sodome et
Cythfere, et se trouvant plus qu'ailleurs dans la poche de
ceux qui le condamnent. (Paris) 1790, 16mo., 9 plates, not
signed (£2).
Almanacli. Etrennes du sentiment, de 1' amour et de I'amiti^,
rdunissant I'lionnetete et le bon goAt dans le clioix des
chansons qui les composent et des estampes qui les
accompagnent Almanach pour la pr^sente ann^e (1790),
avec tablettes economiques, perte et gain. Paris, Desnos,
32mo., engraved title and 12 charming plates, not signed
(30s. to 405.).
Almanach. Etrennes du jour de I'an, ou, le Cadeau sans
pretention. Paris, chez Le Vacher, 1790, 16mo., frontis-
piece and 12 coloured plates (30s. to 40s.). Comte de la
B^randifere's copy, in a white-embroidered silk binding,
122 frs.
Almanach. Intrigues de la Capitale (Les) accompagn^es de
plusieurs autres. A Paris, chez Jubert (Calendar for 1790),
16mo., 12 coloured plates of costumes and musical notes
(30s. to 40s.). Comte de la B^randifere's copy 110 frs.
Almanach. Galath^e pastorale. A vous que j'aime
(Calendar for 1790), Paris, Boulanger, 32mo., engraved
text, frontispiece designed and engraved by Queverdo,
and 12 plates, not signed (probably by the same artist)
{30s. to 40s.).
The series of plates is to be found again in the edition with the
Calendar for 1791.
Almanach. La Cocarde citoyenne, dtrenne d^dide a la Nation.
Paris, chez Jubert, doreur (1790), 32mo., frontispiece and 7
plates, not signed (20s. to 25s.).
Jubert was the reKeur-doreur of Marie Antoinette.
Almanach. Les Epoques plus interessantes des Eevolutions de
Paris, ou le Triomphe de la liberte, dddides aux bons citoyens.
Paris, Boulanger (Calendar for 1790), 16mo., frontispiece
and 14 pretty plates, not signed (probably by Dambrun),
with engraved text and musical notes (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach des douze ministres, pour I'annde 1790. A Paris,
rue Sain t-Andrd-des- Arts, hotel Chateauvieux, 1790, 12mo.,
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frontispiece, not signed, representing a genealogical tree
with the portraits of the 12 ministers (10s.).
Almanach des Frangaises c^l^bres par leurs yertus, leurs
talents ou leur beaute, dddie aux dames citoyennes qui
ont les premieres offert leurs dons patriotiques ft
I'Assembl^e nationale. Paris, Lejay fils, 1790, 16mo. (15s.).
Pretty frontispiece and a curious plate representing the •wives of the
artists, Mesdames Vien, Fragonard, Suvee, Vestier, etc., placing their
jewellery at the disposal of the Assembly.
Almanach. Etrennes a la verity, ou Almanach des aristocrates,
orne de 2 gravures en taille-douce et alMgoriques pour la
pr^sente annee, seconde de la liberty ; 1790. A Spa, chez
Clairvoyant, impr. libr. de L. A. R. et N. S. les princes
fugitifs, a I'enseigne de la Lanterne, 8vo., 2 plates, not
signed (8s. to 10s.).
Almanach. Le Triomphe du Sentiments . . . Paris, Janet,
s.d. (1790), 32mo., engraved title, music and 12 plates.
The same almanach for 1792 could only be recognized by
the last plate with the legend " Le Tableau touchant,"
instead of " Le Hazard du coin du feu," being in the 12th
plate for 1790 (30s. to 40s. each).
Almanach. Etrennes aux amateurs de Vdnus, Paphos. Paris,
1790, 16mo., engraved title, frontispiece, and 12 plates,
not signed (£2) ; rare.
Almanach litt^raire, ou Etrennes d'ApoUon ... A Athenes et
a Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1777, 16mo., frontispiece by
Ling^e after Eisen. 1787, frontispiece by De Ghendt after
Marillier. 1789, frontispiece after Marillier. 1791, frontis-
piece, not signed, probably by the same artist. 1792,
frontispiece by De Ghendt after Marillier (3s. to 4s. each).
In the Almanack for 1789 there are at page 76 some pretty verses
addressed by Dorat to Marillier.
Almanach. The Polite Eepository, or Pocket Companion.
London, Peacock, n.d. (l78l), 16mo., engraved throughout
with borders and vignettes representing the symbols of the
months (lOs. to 12s.).
Copies in old red morocco tooled command prices varying from £2 to
£4, according to state.
Almanach. Les Espi^gleries de I'Amour, ou le Triomphe des
Sens, chansonnier fran9ais. Paris, Desnos (Calendar for
"1791), 16mo., frontispiece and 12 coloured plates, and 8
pp. of musical notes (30s. to 40s.).
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Almanach. Le Triomplie des Dames, ou les Metamorphoses,
Almanach orne de jolies gravures. A Paris, chez Janet,
1791, 12mo., frontispiece and 12 pretty vignettes, not
signed (8s. to 10s.).
Almanacli. L'Amour parmi les jeux ou le Souvenir du bon
temps, d6dii aux belles. A Paris, chez Boulanger, relieur
et doreur (Calendar for 1791), 32mo., engraved title and
12 plates, designed and engraved by Queverdo (35s. to
40s.).
Exists in proofs before letters.
Almanach des Emigrans, Coblentz, de I'imprimerie des
Princes, 1792, 16mo., pretty frontispiece (this almanack,
edited by the principal heads of the Emigration, is very
rare) (lOs.).
Almanach. Les Aventures de Don Quichotte, orn^es de
jolies gravures. Paris, Marcilly, s.d., 32mo., 12 vignettes
relating to the Don Quixote's adventures (8s. to 10s.).
Almanach. Les Bucoliques de Cythere, ou les travaux de
Bergers amoureux. Paris, Janet, 1795, 64mo., frontispiece
and 12 pretty plates, not signed (lOs. to 12s.).
Almanach des Gourmands (redigd par Grimod de la Eeyniere).
Paris, 1805-1812, 8 vols., 12mo., 8 frontispieces by
Mariage (12s.).
Almanach des Prisons, ou Anecdotes sur le regime
intdrieur de la Conciergerie, du Luxembourg, etc., et sur
differents prisonniers qui ont habits ces maisons sous
la tyrannic de Robespierre, avec les Chansons, couplets
qui y ont ^td faits. 3me. Edition. Paris, an IIL, 16mo.,
very curious allegorical frontispiece representing heaps
of cut-off heads and the executioner beheading him-
self (3s.).
Almanach des Honnetes gens, contenant des propheties
pour chaque mois, des anecdotes pen connues sur les
journees des 10 aout, 2 et 3 septembre 1792, et la liste
des personnes egorg^es dans les diflKrentes prisons. Paris,
1793, 12mo., engraved frontispiece and plates (6s. to 8s.).
Almanach de la Federation de la France . . . Paris
- Blanmayeur, s.d. (1791), 24mo., engraved title and 12
plates (25s. to 30s.).
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Almanach. Etrennes au beau Sexe ou la Constitution
frangaise mise en chanson, suivies de notes en vaudevilles
constitutionnels. Paris, imprimerie royale, 1792, 16mo.,
2 plates, not signed, of which one represents the interior of
the Club des Jacobins (8s. to 10s.).
Almanach. Tr^sor des Devinations . . , Paris, Janet, 1792,
24mo., engraved title and 10 plates by DoTgez (10s. to
12s.).
Almanach de Coblentz, ou Le plus joli des Recueils
catholiques, apostoliques et frangois, a I'usage de la belle
jeunesse emigree, emigrante et a ^migrer; Paris, Lallemand,
1792, 12mo., frontispiece representing the royal family, con-
sisting of Louis XVI., Marie Antoinette, and the Dauphin
(15s. to 20s.).
Almanach de la mere Gdrard pour I'ann^e bissextile, 1792,
etc., Paris, chez les marchands de nouveaut^s, I'an III. de la
Libert^, 32mo., pretty vignette, not signed (5s. to 6s.).
Almanach. Galat^e pastorale . . . Paris, Boulanger, s.d.
(1791), 24mo., engraved throughout, and ornamented with
12 plates by Qu^verdo (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach des Graces, etrennes erotiques chantantes, dediees
a Mme. d'Artois, pour I'annee 1792. Paris, Cailleux
fils, 12mo., 1 plate by De Ghendt after Marillier (5"s.
to 6s.).
Almanach. Narcotique des Sages (Les), ou le Vehicule de la
folic . . . Paris, Janet, s.d. (1791), 24mo., engraved title and
12 plates in the manner of Binet (30s. to 40s., and more
than double in the original embroidered cover representing
allegorical subjects).
Almanach des Aristocrates, ou. Chronologic epigrammatique
des ap6tres de I'Assemblee nationale. A Eome (Paris)
I'an 111. do la Barnavocratie, 12mo., pretty frontispiece and
charming plate, not signed {7s. to 8s.).
Almanach. Les Mystferes devoiles. Tant mieux, tant pis, ou
le Pronostiqueur veridique, almanach orne de jolies gravures.
A Paris, chez Janet, s.d. (1793), 16mo., engraved title and
12 pretty plates, signed Dorgez (20s. to 25s.).
Almanach. Les Contre-tems, ou les Disgraces de Cythfere . . .
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Paris, Janet, s.d. (1793), 16mo., text within borders, frontis-
piece and 12 plates {l5s. to 20s.).
Almanach des Honngtes gens. Paris, chez tons les marchands
de nouveautds, 1793, 16mo., pretty frontispiece, not signed
(6s. to 8s.).
Divers almanacks with plates have appeared under that title, or
entitled " Almanach des gens de bien," in 1797 and 1799, with an
unsigned plate representing the "Louvre" containing the legend:
"C'est de cette fenetre que I'infame Charles IX. tira sur le peuple."
Almanach. Les Vrais Amans ou la Constance rdcompensee,
etrennes aux cceurs sensibles. Paris, Janet, s.d., 16mo.,
engraved text, frontispiece and 12 plates, not signed
(20s. to 25s.).
Almanach. Etrennes en vaudevilles legislatifs. Paris, chez les
marchands de nouveautes. Paris, 1793, 16mo., frontispiece,
not signed (6s. to 7s.).
Almanach. Les Goguettes parisiennes, ou 1' Almanach jovial
dansant, chantant et mime buvant, orne de jolies gravures
par un citoyen de bonne compagnie. Paris, Janet, s.d.
(1793), 24mo., engraved title, music and 10 plates in the
style of Queverdo (20s. to 25s.).
Almanach. L'Ami du roi, almanach des honnltes gens. Paris,
chez I'apothicaire de la ddmocratie au Palais-Royal (circa
1790), 16mo., pretty frontispiece engraved by Dorgez
(3s. to 4s.).
Almanach. Les Perfidies supposees, ou les Medisances pardon-
ables . . . Paris, Janet, s.d. (1793), 16mo., text engraved with
music, title and 12 plates by Dorgez (20s. to 25s.).
Almanach. Apologie de la Tendresse ou le Pouvoir de I'Amitie,
almanach orn^ de jolies figures. Paris, Janet, an IIL (1795),
32mo., title and 12 plates, not signed (40s. to 50s.).
Almanach. Cupidon vainqueur des Heros et des Demi-Dieux,
almanach 6rotique avec figures. Paris, Janet (Calendar for-
1795), a2mo., engraved title and 12 plates, not signed
(25s. to 30s.).
Almanach. Les Pastes republicains, ou les Heureux presages
des Triomphes eiviques . . . Paris, Janet, s.d. (1796), 24mo.,
engraved title with music and 12 plates, in the manner of
Dorgez (20s. to 25s.).
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Almanach. Etrennes ecclesiastiques, liistoriques et topo-
graphiques de Tarchevech^ de Paris, et des beaut^s que
Ton y admire. Paris, Delalain et Desnos, s.d., 12mo.,
fine folding frontispiece by Berthaut, after Marillier (5s.).
Almanach. Le Quart d'heure des jolies Prangaises, etrennes aux
dames, melees de couplets sur les airs les plus agr^ables.
Paris, Desnos, 12mo., engraved title and 12 charming plates,
not signed, 12 pp. engraved out of the text of 54 pp.
(30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. Les Imaginations asiatiques, ou les Prodiges indiens,
arabes et chinois . . . Paris, Janet, s.d. (1796), 24mo.,
engraved throughout and embellished with 12 unsigned
plates (15s. to 20s.).
Almanach. Les Accidents heureux ou I'Amour en gaiete. Paris^,
s.d., 32mo., frontispiece and 12 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Almanach. L'Union de I'Amour et des Arts . . . Paris, Janet,,.
s.d. (1798), 24mo., engraved title and 10 plates, not
signed (12s. to 15s.).
Almanach. La Soiree de Paphos ou les Plaisirs de la Table,
chansonnier frangais par Dorat, Vade, Moncrif, etc. Paris,
Desnos, s.d., frontispiece and 12 charming plates (30s. to-
40s.). De Timan copy, morocco, 66 frs.
Almanach. Le Petit Cousin de La Pontaine, ou le Fablier des
Graces. Almanach moral et amusant. Paris, Janet, s.d.
' (1800), 24mo., engraved title and 12 plates (10s. to 12s.).
Almanach. Les Noeuds de I'hymen serres par la tendresse, oui
les Epreuves du sentiment. A Paris, chez Janet, 1801,.
32mo. (Calendar for 1799), 12 pretty plates engraved by
Dorgez (8s. to 10s.).
Almanach. L'Empire de la Beaute par les Elemens, les Ages
et les Saisons. Etrenne au beau sex. Paris, Janet, s.d.,
24mo., engraved title and 12 plates, unsigned (15s. to 20s.).
Almanach. Ann^e galante ou Etrennes a Tamour, contes
enrichis de figures et d'ariettes, S.l.n.d., roy. 8vo., engraved
text, frontispiece, and 12 free headpieces in colours, not
signed, very rare (£10 to £12).
Almanach. Les D^lices de Ceres, de Pomone et de Flore ou la
Campagne utile et agreable. Paris, Desnos, s.d., 32mo., 12
plates, not signed (30s. to 40s.).
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Almon's Political Register and Impartial Eeview. London,
1767-72, 11 vols., 8vo., numerous caricature plates-
(£3 to £4).
Alsace frangaise (L'), ou Nouveau Eecueil de ce qu'il y a de
plus curieux dans la ville de Strasbourg. Strasbourg, chez
G. Boucher, 1706, sm. folio, 4 plates relating to the
Cathedral, general view of the town, and 10 plates repre-
senting the fashions of Strasburg, not signed (20s.
to 25s.)
Am^lie, ou les Ecarts de ma Jeunesse, ornd de gravures. Paris,
Dentu, an VI. (1798), 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates signed Villerey
(5s.).
Amelot de La Houssaye. Histoire du gouvernement de Venise.
Amsterdam, David Mortier, 1714, post 8vo., frontispiece
and numerous plates (5s.).
Ami (L') des fiUes. Paris, Dufour, 1761, 12mo., pretty frontis-
piece, not signed (4s. to 5s.).
Amitie (L') Scythe, ou, Histoire secrete de la conjuration de
Thebes. Paris, chez Vente, 1767, 12mo., engraved title,
not signed (3s. to 4s.).
Amcenitates poeticse, sive Th. Bezge, Mureti, Secundi, etc..
Juvenilia. Paris, Barbon, 1779, 12mo., portraits of Beza
and of Muret by Ficquet (4s.) ; rare.
-Amorous Sketches by Master, Cupid. With 6 capital engravings
from Nature . . . London, G. Forbs, n.d. (circa 1780")
(12s. to 15s.).
.Amour en fureur (L') ou les Excez de la jalousie italienne,
nouvelle curieuse enrichie de figures. Cologne, chez Pierre
Marteau, 1710 or 1715, 16mo., engraved title and 5 plates,
not signed (4s. to 5s.).
Amour (L') parmi les jeux, almanach galant pour 1788,
16mo., 12 very pretty plates after Queverdo by Dambrun
(10s.).
Amours de Chariot et Toinette (Les), piece derob^e a V.
(Versailles), 1779, 8vo., 8 pp. of poor verses with 2 free
plates, which, though not signed, are incontestably by
Desrais.
By Chariot is meant the Comte d'Artois, and by Toinette the ill-
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fated .Marie Antoinette, to both of whom the plates in this ignoble
pamphlet bear a striking resemblance.
The only copy in existence with the 2 plates finely coloured like
drawings formed part of the collection of M. H. . ., the whole edition
having been bought up by the Queen through Caron de Beaumarchais
(£2 to £3).
Amours de Lysandre et de Caliste, nouvelle galante et veritable.
A Brusselles, 1707, 12mo., frontispiece signed : Phi Bouttats
fe. and fleuron on title (3s.).
Amours d'Horace (Les) par P. J. de La Pimpie de Salignac.
Cologne, chez P." Marteau, 1728, 12mo., frontispiece de-
signed by Debrie, engraved by V. Gunst, and a fleuron on
the title by B. Picart (3s. to 4s.).
Amours de Mirtil (Les). Constantinople (Paris), 1761, 8vo.,
title designed and engraved by Legrand, with fleuron and
6 very pretty plates by Legrand after Gravelot (15s.
to 20s.).
Some copies have the titles and plates in red (30s. to 40s.). The
authorship is attributed to Fontenelle.
Amours (Les) et les Ayentures de Lord Fox, traduites de
I'anglais. Geneve, 1785, 12mo., 2 plates designed and
engraved by Ransonnette (3s.).
Amours et les aventures de Lord Fox (Les), traduit de I'anglais
par M. . . . Genfeve, 1786, 2 parts in 16mo., 2 plates by De
La Eue (8s. to 12s.).
Amours (Les) de Henri et de Madeleine, poeme en 11
chants. Nouvelle edition, an III (1795), 16mo., a
curious plate. The work is attributed to Mercier de Com-
pifegne (4s.).
Amours et aventures galantes d'Alexandre avec la Sultane
Amazille, premier e femme du pacha de Tunis. A Paris,
chez Pigoreau, an V. (1797), 12mo., 2 portraits and 2
plates, not signed (lOs. to 12s.).
Amours (Les) de Cartouche, ou Aventures singuliferes et
galantes de cet homme fameux, d'aprfes un manuscrit trouve
dans un des cabonons de Bicetre, aprfes la mort du nomm^
Duchatelet, son complice et son delateur. Paris, an VL ,
(1798), 12mo., 1 plate after Defraine by Delvaux (3s.).
Amusements des Eaux de Spa, ouvrage utile a ceux qui yont
boire ces eaux minerales sur les lieux, enrichi de tallies
26 AMUSEMENTS— ANACE:60N
douces. Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier, 1734, 2 vols., 12mo.,
12 plates not signed (12s. to 15s.).
Amusements des Eaux d'Aix-la-Chapelle. Enrichi de tailles
douces par I'auteur des Amusements des Eaux de Spa (de
Poellnitz). Amsterdam, chez P. Mortier, 1736, 3 vols.,
12mo., frontispiece and numerous figures and folding plates
(5s.).
Amusements de la Campagne, de la Cour et de la Ville, ou
Kecreations historiques, Anecdotes secrettes et galantes.
Amsterdam, Tr. I'Honor^, 1737-1740, 10 vols., 12mo.,
frontispieces and vignettes on titles (20s.).
Amusements d'un convalescent, dedies a ses amis. Paris, 1761,
roy. 8vo., very pretty title, with, a charming fleuron by
Choffard after Gravelot; very rare (20s. to 25s.).
Amusements (Les nouveaux) des Eaux de Spa. Orne de figures
en taille-douce par de Limbourg. Paris, Desser, 1763, post
8vo., engraved title, map (Droppe fee.) and 10 folding
plates, signed Antoine Le Loup, 1762 (3s.).
Amusements geographiques et historiques ou les memoires de
M . . . contenant ses voyages et ses aventures dans les 4
parties du monde, ornes de cartes geographiques et de
figures. Paris, 1788, 2 vols., 8vo. (4s.).
Amusements bdroiques et galants. Almanach orne de jolies
gravures. A Paris, chez Jubert Doreur, 1790, 12mo., en-
graved title and 12 pretty plates (15s.).
Amusettes des grasses et des maigres a I'usage de ceux qui
aiment encore a rire. A.K.K.O. a I'image du faisant, s.d., a
curious plate (12s. to 15s.).
Amusette des grasses et des maigres, contenant douze douzaines
de calembourgs avec les fariboles de M. Plaisantin et les
remarques de I'abbd Vue. Au cap de Bome-Espdrance et
Paris, chez le libraire qui donne trois livres pour 45 sols,
s.d. Engraved title and a very original frontispiece, not
signed (12s. to 15s.).
Anacreon, Sapho, Bion et Moschus, traduction nouvfeUe en
prose, suivie de la Veillde des fetes de V^nus et d'un choix
de pieces le difFdrents auteurs, par M. M. . . . C. . . .
(Moutonnet de Clairfond). Paphos, et se trouve a Paris,
Bastien, 1773, roy. 8vo., frontispiece, 12 vignettes and
ANACK:60N 27
13 tailpieces by Massard after Eisen {£5 to £6, and treble
on larger paper 4to., particularly in old morocco).
The illustrations may be counted as among ilie choicest of this
artist ; but, having regard to the bulky text, it is to be regretted they
are so few and far between. Copies with the supplement of Hero et
Leandre (1774) et Les Idylles de Th6ocrite, with another frontispiece
by Duclos, after Gravelot, are preferable. The vignettes and tailpieces
exist in " tirage a part " Baron R. P. . .'s copy, in that state (complete
series minus one), 1650 frs. Reprinted 1775, 1779, and 1780. The
original drawings by Eisen have a resting-place in the Due d'Aumale's
Library at Chantilly, now the property of the nation.
Anacr^on. Les Odes d'Anacrdon et de Sapho, traduites en
vers fran9ais par le poete sans fard (Gacon). Eotterdam,
Fritsch et Bohm, 1722, 8vo., fleuron on the title and
frontispiece by B, Picart (I2s. to 15 s.).
Anacr^on. Odes, inscriptions, dpitaphes, epitbalames et frag-
ments d'Anacrdon, traduits en frangais, etc., par le C™" Gail,
etc., ouvrage ornd de gravures. Paris, Didot I'aind, I'an
IP de la Rdpublique frangaise, 1794, 16mo., 4 plates, two
of which are designed and engraved by Qudverdo, the
third is finished by Gaucher, and the last is by Gaucher
after Qudverdo (10s., and more on vellum paper with
unlettered proofs).
Some copies have also the etchings, with one of them decouverte.
T. de St. Quentin's copy, with the proofs before lebters and the etchings
in morocco, 150 frs. (1894).
Anacreon. Odes, traduites en frangais avec le texte grec, la
version latine, des notes critiques et deux dissertations,
par le citoyen Gail, avec estampes et odes grecques mises
en musique par Gossec, Mehul, Le Sueur et Chdrubini.
Paris, Didot I'aine, an VIL (1799), 4to. Anacreon's portrait
by Gaucher after Le Barbier, 1 plate by Petit, and 17
plates of music engraved by Eousseau (20s. to 25s.).
Copies with the plates, in proofs before letters and etchings are to be
met with. The unique copy on vellum was sold for 250 frs.
Anacreon. Odes mises en vers par la citoyenne Defrance sur
la traduction du citoyen Gail. Paris, imprimerie Delance,
I'an VL, 16mo., 3 plates after Queverdo by Gaucher (5s.).
Anacreon. Odes traduites en frangais par J. B. Gail. Nouvelle
edition orni^e d' estampes et d'odes grecques mises en
musique par Mehul et Cherubini. A Paris, Didot, s.d.,
16mo., 3 plates after Queverdo by Gaucher and Queverdo,
portrait of Gail after Lebarbier by Gaucher (5s.).
28 ANCIEN— ANGELO
Ancien et le nouveau Paris (L'), ou Anecdotes galantes et
secretes propres a peindre nos moeurs passe'es et pr^sentes
avec figures. A Paris, chez I'auteur, I'an VII. de la
E(5publique, 2 parts in 1 vol., 16nio., 2 plates not
signed (6s.).
AxDELEZ DE MoNGAUBET. AWmelhec, tragedie, 1776, 8vo.,
1 plate by Helman after Monnet (3s. to 4s.).
Anderson (J.). A Genealogical History of the House of Yvery,
in its different Branches of Yvery, Luvel, Perceval and
Gourney. London, 1742, .2 vols., roy. 8vo. Privately
printed by the first Earl of Egmont, by whom it was
principally written; 19 portraits by Faber (18) and Toms
(1), and plates. Some copies contain 4 portraits of the
Kawdons, but they form no part of the work (£5 to £6,
and in old morocco, £9 to £10). Earl of Egmont's two
copies in old morocco, £10 10s. and £9 respectively (1898).
Anderson (J.). Constitutions of the Antient Fraternity of
free and accepted Masons ... 1784, 4 to, frontispiece
(30s. to 40s.).
Andre. Memoires de Paul Jones, traduits de I'anglais par
Andre. A Paris, chez Louis, an VI. (1798), 12mo,, portrait
and vignette, not signed {6s. to 8s.).
Andre. Anecdotes interessantes et historiques de I'illustre
voyageur (Joseph 11.) pendant son s6jour a Paris ; dediees
a la Reine. Paris, 1771, 12mo., pretty frontispiece with
portrait of the Comte de Falkenstein (Joseph II.) (10s.
to 12s.).
An account of the Austrian Emperor Joseph's (brother of Marie
Antoinette) journey to Paris.
Anecdote du jour, ou Histoirede ma d^bation a la prison de . . .
Paris, an VII., 16mo., 1 pretty plate after Talomand by
Pierron (3s.).
Angelo. The ' School of Fencing. L'Ecole des Armes avec
I'explication generale des principales attitudes et positions
concernant I'escrime. A Londres, Hooper, 1763 or 1765,
oblong fol., 47 plates after Gwyn, engraved by Chamber,
Elliot, Grignion, Hall, and Ryland. Text English and
French (£3 to £4).
Those copies with the coloured plates of Fencing by Rowlandson, etc.,
are rare and to be sought for. Reprinted 1787, 4to. and 12mo., oblong
with the same plates reduced.
ANGUS— ANTONIN 29
Angus (W.). The Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in
Great Britain and Wales, in a Collection of Select Views
engraved by W. Angus, from Pictures and Drawings by
the most eminent Masters, with Descriptions of each View.
London, 1787-1810, 4to. oblong, 63 plates (£1 10s., and
double for proofs).
Lowndes remarks that only recently the copper plates were in
existence, and many copies have been struck oflF under the old date.
It is therefore imperative that the impressions should be good, as a test
of their originality. Countess of Harborough's copy with proofs and
etchings in purple morocco, £S 15s. (1887).
Anseaume. Les deux Chasseurs et la Laiti^re, com^die en un
acte. Paris, Duchesne, 1769, 8vo., 6 plates designed by
Duclos, and engraved by Auvray, Duclos, Duhamel, Ling^e,
and Patas (20*. to 25s.).
Anseaume. Le Mardchal-Ferrant, opdra-comique en un acte,
musique de Philidor, 1767, 8vo., 6 plates after Qudverdo
by Th^rese Martinet and Duhamel (20s. to 25s.).
Anstis (J.). The Eegister of the most Noble Order of the
Garter, usually called the Black Book, with Notes and an
Introduction. London, 1724, 2 vols., fol., frontispieces and
illustrations (18s. to 20s.).
Anthing. Collection de Cent Silhouettes des Personnes illustres
et celfebres, dessinees d'aprfes les originaux par Anthing.
Gotha, 1791, 8vo. (£2).
A fleuron after Liebe on the title, and 100 portraits in brown within
historiated black borders.
Anti-financier (L'), ou Relev^ de quelques unes des malversa-
tions dont se rendent coupables les fermiers g^n^raux . . .
Amsterdam, 1764, allegorical frontispiece, not signed
(6s. to 8s.).
Antiquarian Repertory (The), a miscellany intended to preserve
and illustrate several valuable remains of Old Times.
London, 1775-84, 4to., plates. Compiled by or under the
direction of Francis Grose, Thomas Astle, and other eminent
antiquaries (£2 to £3). Reprinted 1807-9 (30s. to 40s.,
and on large paper, £3).
Antoine Bernard et Rosalie, ou le Petit Candide. Paris,
Ancelle, 1796, 16mo., one plate, not signed (3s. to 4s.).
Antonin (L'Empereur Marc). Reflexions morales, 1740, 2 vols.,
12mo., portrait-frontispiece after Punt (3s.).
30 ANTONIN— APULEIUS
Antonin (L'Empereur Marc). Pensees de I'empereur Marc,
Aurele Antonin, traduites du grec par de Joly. Paris,
Eenouard, 1796, 2 vols. 16mo., portrait engraved by Saint-
Aubin, and a portrait of Joly (8s. to 10s.). Copies on large
Dutch paper are worth double.
Antonin (Marc). Eeflexions morales de I'empereur Marc-
Antonin. Paris, Didot jeune, 1800, royal 4to., papier
vdlin, 2 plates after Moreau, engraved by Simonet and
Dambrun (l2s. to 15s.).
Copies with proofs before letters and the etchings are of rare occur-
rence. In Morgan's Catalogue a copy in that state with the 2 original
drawings by Moreau, 1500 frs.
Antonini (Carlo). Manuale di varii ornamenti tratti dalle
fabriche e frammenti antichi per uso, e commodo de Pittori,
Scultori, Architetti . . . Opera raccolta, disegnata ed
incisa da Carlo Antonini, Jn. Eoma, 1777-1781, 2 vols,
in 1, 4to., frontispiece and 100 plates (£3 to £4).
The subsequent edition of 1781-1790 contains 2 other parts of 65
and 30 plates respectively.
Antrepe (d', Syndic des Experts Jures Ecrivains). Traite sur
les Principes de I'Art d'dcrire et ceux de I'ecriture, etc.
Paris, 1759, folio, plates of caligraphy (15s. to 20s.).
Apotheose du beau sexe. Londres, 1741, post 8vo., title in
red and black, frontispiece signed P. Qver sc. with the
letterpress : " la Bolte de Pandora " (3s.. to 4s.).
Apulee. L'Ane d'or avec le Demon familier de Socrate,
traduit en frangais par Compain de Saint-Martin. Paris,
Brunet, 1736, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and 12 plates
after Desmaretz, engraved by Thomassin (4s. to 5s.).
Apulee. Les Metamorphoses ou I'Ane d'or d' Apulee, philosophe
platonicien, nouvelle edition (par I'abb^ Compain de Saint-
Martin) orne de figures (Latin text opposite). Paris, Bastien,
1787, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait and 16 plates, reprinted from
the edition of 1623, by Crispin de Pas (15s. to 20s.).
Apulee. Psyches et Cupidinis amores ex Apuleii Metamor-
phoseon libris excerpti. Paris, Eenouard, 1796, 12mo., one
plate after Prudhon by Eoger (5s. to 6s.), and double with
unlettered proofs.
Apuleius. The new Metamorphosis . . . London 1724 2
AQUIN— AEOHITECTUEE 31.
vols., 12mo., frontispiece by Hogarth, and plates (25s.
to 30s.).
Aquin de Chateau-Lyon (P. L. D'). La Pleiade frangaise, ou
I'Esprit des sept plus grands poetes. Berlin and Paris,
Duchesne, 1754, 2 vols., 16mo., frontispiece by Sornique
after Cochin, and 2 fleurons on the titles (4s. to 5s.).
Aquin de Chatbau-Lyon (P. L. D'). Contes mis en vers par
un petit cousin de Eabelais. Londres et Paris, Ruault,
1775, 8vo., engraved title with a pretty fleuron, and a
beautiful plate by Launay after Eisen (£2). De Tinan
copy, relie sur brochure, 145 frs.
Arabesques (Nouvelle Collection d') propres a la decoration
des appartements. S.l.n.d. (Paris, imprimerie Crapelet),
4to. This Collection consists of 10 parts of 4 plates each;
1st part has 6 subjects after J. M. Moreau (1) and La valine
Poussin (5) ; part 2 has 5 subjects after Lavallee Poussin ;
part 3 contains 6 subjects after Lavallee Poussin ; part 4, 4
subjects ; part 5, 5 subjects after the same ; part 6, 4
subjects after Voisin ; part 7, 4 subjects after Le Clerc ;
part 8, 8 subjects after Berthelot ; part 9, 5 subjects after
Berthelot (2) and Le Clerc (3) ; 10th part, 4 subjects after
Jeanneret. These 52 subjects on 40 leaves are all engraved
.by Guyot (£3).
Arcfere. Histoire de la Ville de La Rochelle et du " pays
d'Aulins, composde d'apres les auteurs et les titres originaux
et enrichie de divers plans. La Rochelle, chez Ren^-Jacob
Desbordes, et Paris, chez Durand, 1756-57, 2 vols., 4to.,
plans and plate by Le Mire (15s.).
Archdall (M.). Monasticon Hibernicum, or, an History of the
Abbies, Priories and other Religious Houses in Ireland.
Dublin, 1786, 4to., map and 18 plates of costume (20s.
to 25s.),
Architecture. The Grecian Orders of Architecture, delineated
and explained from the Antiquities of Athens, also Parallels
of the Orders of Palladio, Scanimozzi, and Vignola, to
which are added Remarks concerning public and private
Edifices, with Designs. London, 1768, folio (25s.).
Architecture. Rudiments of ancient Architecture, with a
Dictionary of Termes. London, 1789, roy. 8vo., portrait of
James Stuart on title, and 10 plates (5s.).
Second edition, much enlarged, 1794.
32 ARCHITECTUEE-AElfeTm
Architecture. Essays on Gothic Architecture, by the Eev. T.
Warton, Kev. J. Bentham, Captain Grose, and the Rev. J.
Milner. London, 1798, 8vo., 12 plates (5s.).
Second edition, to which is added a List of the Cathedrals of England,
with their Dimensions, 1802, 8vo.
Arconville (Mme. d'). Des Passions, par I'auteur du Traits de
TAmitid. Londres (Paris), 1764, 8vo"., one fleuron and-
1 tailpiece by Tardieu after Tarsis, and 2 plates, not signed
(8s. to 10s.).
Arconville (Mme. d'). De I'Amiti^. Amsterdam et Paris,
Dessaint et Saillant, 1761, 8vo., 1 plate by Lempereur
(6s. to 7s.).
Reprinted 1764.
Arconville (Mme. d'). Avis d'un pfere a sa fiUe, par le Marquis
d'Halifax,. traduit de I'anglais (par la presidente d'Arcon-.
ville). Londres (Paris, 1756), 12mo., 1 pretty plate by
Tardieu after Gravelot, and 2 tailpieces after Tarsis by
Tardieu (3s.).
Arcq (D'). Le Palais du silence, contes philosophiques,
Amsterdam, 1711, 16mo., frontispiece signed Fritzch (8s. to
10s.).
Reprinted 1755.
Ard^ne (Le Pere D.). Traite des Renoncules, etc. Paris,
1766, 8vo., frontispiece by Audran, after Lesueur, 1 vignette
and 6 large plates (8s. to 10s.).
Arend (H. K.). Das Gedechnisz des . . . Albert Durers . . .
Goszlar, 1728, 12mo., fine portrait of Albert Durer by
Wolffenbitte after Kenauer (5s.).
Aretin de la Revolution (L'). Paris, 1790, sm. folio, printed title
and 50 numbered plates without signature (£12 to £16).
The ill-fated royal family and the clergy were aimed at in these plates,
in which depravity has reached its climax. Happily the collection is
of the utmost rarity, if not unobtainable. The colouring is by hand.
Aretin d'Auguste Carrache (L') ou, Recueil de postures erotiques,
d'apres les gravures a I'eau-forte de cet artiste celfebre, avec
un texte explicatif des sujets (par Croze-Magnan). A la
Nouvelle Cythfere (Paris, P. Didot), 1798, roy. 4to. 20
plates, by Coiny.
From the artistic point of view, it is the best illustrated book of its
kind ; rare, particularly with the plates, in proofs before letters (£16 to
£20). Pixerecourt's copy, morocco, by Bozerian, sold for 220 frs., and
AKGENVILLE S3
another copy, morocco, by Cuzin, 999 frs. The series of plates are badly
reprinted in " Les Amours des dieux paiens," Lampsaque, 1802, 2 vols.
12mo. (£3 to M).
Argenville (Dezallier d'). La Theorie et la Pratique du
Jardinage, ou Ton traite a fond des beaux jardins , . .
Paris, Mariette, 1709, 4to., 38 folding copper-plates by
Cbaufourier and Lucas after A. Le Blond and others (20s.).
The edition of 1747 contains 48 plates, and is worth more.
Argenville (Dezallier d'). Abrege de la vie des plus fameux
Peintres, avec leurs portraits graves en taille-douce, les
indications de leurs principaux ouvrages, quelques re-
flexions sur leur caractfere et la manniere de connoltre les
desseins des grands Maltres par M. . . . de I'Academie Eoyale
des sciences de Montpellier. Paris, De Bure, 1745, 2 vols.,
4to. Supplement a I'abr^g^, etc. Paris, De Bure, 1752,
4to., together 3 vols., fleuron on first title, frontispiece by
Et. Fessard after Latouche, 3 vignettes by Fessard and
Aubert after Pierre and Sfeve, a tailpiece after Chofiard,
254 portraits or borders of portraits, nearly all not signed,
save those of the supplement which are engraved by Aubert
(20s. to 25s.).
Argenville (Dezallier d'). Abrege de la vie des plus fameux
Peintres, avec leurs portraits graves en taille-douce, etc., par-
M. . . . Paris, De Bure, 1762, 4 vols., 8vo., fine frontispiece
by Flipart after Boucher, 4 vignettes and 254 portraits or-
borders (12s. to 15s., and more on stout paper). •
A few bear the signature of Aubert or Fessard. D'Esserteme's copy
on large paper with the portraits " tires a part," aind bound in morocco -
by Trautz, 1450 frs. ; resold in the Delbergue sale for 800 frs. The
frontispiece exists in different states as well as the vignettes before
letters.
Argenville (Dezallier d'). Voyage pittoresque de Paris, ou
indication de tout ce qu'il y a de plus beau dans cettc:
ville en peinture, sculpture et architecture. Paris, De Bure, ,
1757, post 8vo., coloured frontispiece by Eobert, and 5 plates.
(•lOs. to 12s.).
Some copies contain 7 plates ; the plate representing the place-
Louis XV. is after Moreau. The author has also published " Voyage,
pittoresque des environs de Paris, etc. Paris . . . 1779," which is.
generally found bound up with the above.
Argenville (Dezallier d'). Description sommaire des Ouvrages.
de peinture, sculpture, et gravure, exposes dans les salles
de I'Acaddmie royale a Paris. Paris, 1781, 12mo., frontis-
piece (3s.).
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34 AEGENVILLE-AKISTOTE
Argenville (Dezallier d'). Vies des plus fameux Architectes
depuis la renaissances des Arts, avec la description de leurs
ouvrages. Paris, 1787, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces (6s.).
Argus (d'). La Philosophie du bon sens, ou Keflexions philoso-
phiques sur I'incertitude des connaissances humaines a
1' usage des Cavaliers et du Beau-Sexe. La Haye, 1746,
2 vols., 12mo., 1 plate and 1 portrait, both unsigned (3s.).
Ariosto. Orlando Furioso de Lodovico Ariosto. Birmingham,
Baskerville, 1773, 4 vols., roy. Bvo., portrait by Ficquet
after Eisen, and 46 plates by Bartolozzi, Choffard, Duclos
de Ghendt, Helman, Henriquez, de Launay, de Longueil
Martini, Massard, Moreau, Ponce, Prevost, and Simonet,
;after Cipriani, Cochin, Eisen, Greuze, Monnet, and Moreau
•(30s. to 40s.).
Copies with proofs before letters are rare (the Bartolozzi plates have
iew, if any, proofs). 100 copies have been printed on large paper, but, the
impressions being weak and pale, they are not appreciated. Copies in
Derome bindings command high prices, ranging between £20 and £120,
according to the beauty and preservation of the binding. The original
•drawings have been dispersed, and every now and then we meet with
a couple or so. M. Paillet's copy had 45 unlettered proofs and 20
etchings, besides 2 original sketches and 2 extra portraits added.
Ariosto. Eoland Furieux, poeme heroique de I'Arioste, traduc-
tion nouvelle par M. d'Ussieux. Paris, Brunet, 1775-1783,
4' vols., published both in 8vo. and 4to., portrait and
44 plates of the Italian edition with modified borders, with
additional 46 plates after Cochin, and 2 after Moreau,
' substituted for 2 indifferent plates of the VI. and XII.
chants, engraved by de Launay, Lingee, and Ponce, together
92 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Copies with unlettered proofs are of frequent occurrence. In the
4to. edition each of the new plates is within a border. The De Bure
copy, morocco, with the plates in unlettered proofs, the etchings and
also the 46 original drawings "au crayon rouge" by Cochin, originally
sold in 1853 for 230 frs., was resold for 7000 frs. to M. L. Roederer,
in whose collection it has found a resting-place.
Ariosto. Eoland Furieux, poeme heroique de I'Arioste par
Tressan. A Paris, chez Fr. Dufart, an. IV., ou 1796, 6 vols.,
12mo., 11 unlettered plates, not signed (lOs.).
Aristote. La Rhetorique d'Aristote, traduite en franjois par
M. Cassandre. Seconde edition. Amsterdam, Covens et
Mortier, 1733, post 8vo., frontispiece by B. Picart, and an
etched fleuron on title, not signed (4s.).
Aeistote. La Po^tique d'Aristote, traduite en frangois, avec
ARMSTRONG— AENAUD 35
des remarques critiques, par M. Dacier. Amsterdam,
Covens et Mortier, 1733, 12mo., frontispiece by Punt (3s.).
Armstrong. L'Economie de TAmour, poSme en quatre chants
imite de I'anglais, s.l.n.d. Paris et Londres, 1776, 12mo.,
4 plates by Marchand after Gibelin (5s.).
The same poem came out in " Les Jeux de Calliope."
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Les Amans malheureux, ou le Comte
de Comminges; drame en trois actes et en vers. La Haye
et Paris, L'Esclapart, 1764, 8vo., 1 plate by Saint- Aubin
after Restout (3s.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Euph^paie, ou le Triomphe de la
Religion, drame par M. dArnaud, 3° Edition. Paris, Le
Jay, 1768, 8vo., 1 plate by Saint-Aubin after Restout (3s.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Fayel, tragedie par M. d' Arnaud. Paris,
Le Jay, 1770, 8vo., 1 plate not signed (3s.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). M^rinval, drame par M. dArnaud.
Paris, Le Jay, 1774, 8vo., 1 plate by de Longueil after
Eisen (3s.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Henriette et Chariot. Paris, Delalain,
1779, roy. 8vo., 1 plate by Marillier (3s.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Coligny, ou la Saint-Barthelemy,
tragedie par d'Arnaud. Paris, Delalain, 1782, 8vo., 1 plate
by Le Boulanger after Charron.
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Lamentations de Jeremie, ode par
M. d'Arnaud, nouvelle edition. Paris, Le Jay, 1769, 8vo.,
1 plate by Massard after Eisen (4s.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Les Epreuves du Sentiment. Paris,
Delalain, 1775, 3 vols., 8vo., 16 plates, 16 vignettes, and
16 tailpieces after Eisen and Marillier by Binet, de Ghendt,
Halbou, de Launay, Lingvo, de Longueil, Macret, N^e, and
Ponce (15s. to 20s.).
As the merit of these volumes consists in the beauty of the illustra-
tions, collectors should endeavour to procure the original editions, which
are as follows: Fanny, 1767; Lucie et Melanie, 1767; Clary, 1767;
Julie, 1767; Nancy, 1767 ; Batilde, 1768; Anne Bell, 1769 ; S61icourt,
1769; Sidney et Yolsan, 1770; Adelson et Salvini, 1772; Sargines,
1772 ; Zenothemis, 1773 ; Bazile, 1773 ; Lorezzo, 1775 ; Liebman, 1775 ;
Rosalicf, 1775.
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Suite des Epreuves du Sentiment.
Paris, Delalain, 1775-76, 3 vols., 8vo., 11 plates, U
36 AENAUD—AET
vignettes, and 11 tailpieces by Delaunay jun., Fessard, de
Ghendt, Godefroy, Halbou, Legrand, Maillard, and Texier,
after Marillier and le Barbier (20s.)-
Here, too, the original editions are preferable ; they appeared separately
as follows : Ermance, 1775 ; D'Almanzi, 1776 ; Pauline et Suzette,
1777 ; Makin, 1777; Germeule, 1777 ; DaminviUe, 1778; Henriette et
Chariot, 1779 ; Valmiers, 1779 ; Amelie, 1780; Livermond? Le Gomte
de Gleisheim? The whole series of head and tail pieces exist in
"tirages a part." Most of the original drawings by Marillier are now
in the library of M. Gustave de Villeneuve.
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Nouvelles historiques, 1774-81, 2 vols.,
8vo., containing 6 pieces, viz. :
Tome i. : Salisbury, Paris, Delalain, 1774, frontispiece, plate, vignette
and tailpiece after Eisen by Longuei], Nee and Helman; Varbeck,
1774, plate, vignette and tailpiece by Nee after Eisen; Le Sire de
Crequi, 1776, plate, vignette and tailpiece by Delaunay jun., and Nee
after Eisen. Tome ii. : Le Prince de Bretagne, 1777, plate, vignette
and tailpiece by Lingee after Marillier ; La Duchesse de Chatillon,
1780, plate by Ponce after Le Barbier, vignette and tailpiece by
Fessard and Halbou after Marillier; Le Comte de Strafford, 1781, plate
by Halbou after Le Barbier, vignette and tailpiece, not signed, but
probably by the same artists (20«.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Les Epoux malheureux, ou, Histoire
de monsieur et madame de . . . (Labedoyfere). Paris,
1783, 2 vols., 8vo. (20s.).
1 9 plates by Guttenberg and Macret after Eisen (most of the plates
have neither the designer's nor the engraver's signature).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Eudoxie. Nouvelle, 1 plate, 1 vignette
and 1 tailpiece (forms part of the series of the " Nouvelles
historiques") (3s.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). (Euvres. A Paris, chez Laporte, 1795,
12 vols., 8vo., 33 plates after Marillier, Eisen, and Le
Barbier by de Ghendt, de Longueil, de Launay, Halbou,
Lingee, Fessard, Godefroy, Nee, Ponce, Guttenburg, and
Macret ; 42 vignettes and tailpieces after Eisen, Marillier,
and Le Barbier by Duflos, Legrand, Helman, Maillet,
Texier, and the artists mentioned above (15s.).
Arnaud (Baculard d'). Lorimon, ou I'Homme tel qu'il est,
par . . . , et publie par B. . . . (Baculard d'Arnaud).
Paris, Patris et Gilbert, s.d. (1802), 3 vols., 12mo., frontis-
piece and 6 plates by Euotte and Bovinet (plates in vol. 1
not signed, but attributed to Prudhon) (8s. to 10s.)
Art de faire I'Amour (L') ou la Pendule de I'amant. Paris,
Guillot, 1789, 12mo., frontispiece (6s.).
AET— ATCHIEVEMENTS 37
Art de plumer la poule sans crier (L'). A Cologne, chez Eobert
le Turc, au Coq-Hardi, 1710, 16mo., frontispiece not signed
Art de se reproduire (L') poeme en un chant, en vers, imit^ du
premier de I'Art poetique. Paris, de Lorraine, imprimeur
en taille-douce, 1761, 4to., engraved text, vignette and
tailpiece (10s.).
•.• Barbier attributes the authorship to Chevalier du Ooudray.
Art (L') de convertir le fer forge en acier, etc, Paris, Brunet,
1722, 4to., 17 folding copper-plates (£2).
The late M. Lortic's large-paper copy in old red morocco with the
arms of d'Aguesseau, 153 frs. {1894).
Art (L') de nager ou invention a I'aide de laquelle on pent
toujours se sauver du naufrage, par Jean Frederic Bochstrom,
Grand-Chancelier de Lithuanie. Amsterdam, Chatelain,
1741, 12mo., frontispiece signed D. B. (Dubourg) by Tanj^,
and several plates, unsigned (3s.).
Art (L') de voyager dans les airs, ou les Ballons. Paris, 1784,
8vo., frontispiece and 2 plates, unsigned (3s.).
Art (L') de tirer les cartes, ou le moyen de lire dans I'avenir.
Traduction d'un manuscrit arabe. Paris, 1798, 16mo.,
1 plate (3s.),
Artist's Repository and Drawing Magazine, about 250 plates,
mostly in red, by Bartolozzi and his pupils, comprising
Portraits, Perspective, Composition, Figure Drawing, etc.
1784-87, 5 vols., 8vo. (£2).
Ascanius moderne, ou I'lUustre Aventurier. Edinbourg, 1763,
12mo., 2 parts, with plates (5s.).
A romantic account of the adventures of the Pretender.
Ashmole (E.). Antiquities of Berkshire, with a large Appendix,
etc. London, 1719 or 1723, 3 vols., 8vo., portrait and
map, containing a view of Windsor Castle, by Hollar (£5
to £6).
Ashmole (E.). History and Antiquities of Berkshire. Reading,
1736, small fol. map by H. Moll (£4 to £5).
Atchievements. The Naval Atchievements of Great Britain
and her Allies, from' 1793 to 1817. London, elephant 4to.,
coloured plates (£4 to £5, and more on large paper).
Atchievements. The Martial Atchievements of Great Britain
38 ATHENlfeE— ADBERT
and her Allies, from 1799 to 1815. LoBdon, elephant 4to.,
51 coloured plates (£5 to £6, and more on large paper).
Athen^e. Le Banquet des Savants, traduit du grec d'Athenee,
par Le Febvre de Villebrune. Paris, Lamy (de I'imprimerie
de Didot jeune), 1789-91, 5 vols., 4to., frontispiece and
27 vignettes after B. Picart, Cipriani, De Bouteux, Le
Barbier, Moreau, Saint-Quentin (25s. to 30s.).
These plates have been used for illustrating other works.
Atkinson (John Augustus) and James Walker. A picturesque
Eepresentation of the Manners, Customs, and Amusements
of the Russians, illustrated by 100 coloured plates, with
explanation of each in English and French, 3 vols., roy.
folio. London, 1803-5 or 1812, portrait of Alexander
I., to whom the work is dedicated, by Scriven after
Kugelgen, and 100 coloured plates (£2 to £3).
Atkjms (Sir E.). The Ancient and Present State of Gloucester-
shire. London, 1712, fol. First and best edition. Portrait of
the author, map, and 73 plates, all except first 10 engraved
by T. Kip (£15 to £20), The subsequent edition, 1768,
without the portrait, £5 to £6, and on large paper, £8
to £9.
Atlas moderne ou Collection de cartes sur toutes les parties du
globe terrestre par plusieurs auteurs. Paris, Herissant,
1762, folio, beautiful frontispiece after Monnet by Prevost ;
the legend of each map is within a cartouche embellished
by Marillier, ChaufFard, etc. (5s.).
Attic Miscellany (The), or Characteristic Mirror of Men and
Things . . . London, 1789-91, 5 vols., 8vo., theatrical
and legal characters, portraits and folding plates by Barlow
after CoUings (SOs. to 40s.).
AuBERT. Fables et ceuvres diverses de M. I'abbe Aubert,
lecteur et professeur royal en litt^rature frangoise, nouvelle
edition. Paris, Moutard, 1774, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontis-
pieces after Cochin, the first engraved by Tilliard, the
second etched by Saint-Aubin and finished bv Leveau
(10s.).
A copy on Dutch paper in red morocco with Marie Antoinette's arms
is the property of M. Parran.
Aubert. Cahier (Premier) de meubles de diff"^rentes. formes a
I'usage des Appartements dans le gout le plus nouveaux (sic)
AUBEETEUIL— AULNAY 39
composes et dessines par Aubert en 1788. A Paris, chez
Mondhare, fol., 6 plates containing different furniture
designs ; CaMer de meubles . . . composes et dessinfe par
Aubert en 1789, 6 plates, designs of bedsteads ; Collection de
meubles pour le decor des appartements par Aubert ; Cahier
(Premier) de differens ornemens . . . pendule, par Aubert,
Paris, J. Chereau, 1788, altogether 24 plates (£5 to £6).
Auberteuil (Hilliard d'). Essais historiques et politiques sur
les Anglo-Am^ricains. Bruxelles, 1781-2, 2 vols., 8vo.,
8 maps, portraits of Hancock, Francklin, Pitt, and
Washington, and 6 plates by Le Barbier (12s. to 155.).
AuBiN. Histoire des diables de Loudun, ou de la Possession des-
religieuses ursulines, et de la condamnation et du suplice-
(sic) d'Urbain Grandier, cure de la meme ville, etc.
Amsterdam, 1716, 12mo., frontispiece and fleuron on the-
title, not signed (5s.).
Aubin. Histoire des Diables de Loudun. Amsterdam, 1740„.
8vo., reproduction of plates from the 1716 edition (3s.).
Aubourg de la Bove (Comtesse de Miremont, Anne d'). Traitd
de I'education des femmes . . . Paris, Pierres, 1779,
5 vols., Svo., frontispiece (10s.). Comte de LigneroUes'
copy of vols. 1 to 4 in red morocco with arms of Marie
Antoinette realized 356 frs. (1894).
Aubrey (J.). Natural History and Antiquities of the County of
Surrey. London, 1719, 5 vols., 8vo., portrait, map, and
plates (£8 to £10).
Audiger. La Maison reglee, et 1' Art de diriger la maison d'un
grand seigneur . . . Paris, M. Brunet, 1700, 12mo., plates
(10s.).
AuDiNOT. Le Tonnelier, opera comique en un acte, musique de
Quetant. Paris, Duchesne, 1765, 8vo. (3s.).
There exists a series of six plates after Queverdo, engraved by
Martinet, Therese Martinet, and Marie Queverdo to illustrate this
play (128. to 15s.).
Augustin (Saint). Les Confessions de Saint Augustin, traduites
en frangois par Du Bois. Paris, 1737, 8vo., 13 vignettes;
the first alone, as headpiece of the dedication, bears the
signature of Mariette and 13 ornamental head letters, not
signed (5 s.).
Aulnay (La Comtesse d'). Histoire d'Hypolite, comte de
Douglas. La Haye, Jean Smart, 1726, 2 vols., 8vo., frontis-
piece and 21 plates (4s.).
40 AULNAYE— AVENTUEIEE
Aulnaye (de L'). De la Saltation theatrale, ou Eeclierclies sur
I'origine, les progrfes et les effets de la Pantomime chez leg
anciens, avec neuf planches. Paris, Barrois, 1790, 8vo., 9
curious-coloured plates (l2s.).
AuLNOY (Mme. la comtesse d'). Les Chevaliers errans et le
G^nie familier, par Mme la comtesse D. . . . Amsterdam,
Pierre Mortier, 1709, 16mo., frontispiece and 10 vignettes
(5..).
AuLNOY. Les Contes de f^es, par I'auteur des Memoires et
voyages d'Espagne. Amsterdam, chez M. Key. 8 vols.
16mo., 33 plates signed: S. F. inv. et sc. (25*. to 30s.).
Aunillen (Abbe). La Force de I'education. Londres, 1750, 2
parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 engraved titles and 1 vignette after
Pasquier by Flipart (3s.).
Aveline (Antoine). Vues de Paris et des Maisons royales,
dessindes et gravees par Ant. A. ... A Paris, chez A.
Aveline, rue Saint- Jacques a la reine de France, s.d. (circa
1725), folio, 24 plates of views of Paris and environs
(£5 to £6).
Aveline (Pierre). Theorie de la Figure humaine, avec xliv.
plates par Aveline d'aprfes Kubens. Paris, Jombert, 1773,
4to. (10s.).
.Aventures merveilleuses du mandarin Tum-Hoam (Les) Contes
Chinois (par GueuUette). Paris, D. Monghet, 1723, 2 vols.,
12mo., vignettes (3s.).
. Aventures galantes de Rosalie, suivies du portrait de quelques
jolies femmes de Paris, traduit de I'anglais. Londres, 1796,
16mo., 3 plates, not signed (6s.).
Aventures (Les) divertissantes du Due de Eoquelaure ou le
Momus frangais, par le S. L. R. (Le Roy). Cologne, chez
Pierre Marteau, 1781, 12mo., portrait and 11 plates, not
signed. The same illustrations are in the Versailles edition
of 1786 (5s.).
Aventures (Les) comiques et plaisantes d'Antoine Vernisch,
traduites de I'anglais, avec figures. Bruxelles, 1788, 4
parts in 2 vols., 12mo., plates, not signed (4s.).
Aventures (Les) du Chevalier d'Alvincourt, ou Retour du vice
a la vertu. Seconde Edition. Paris, an. X., 2 vols., 12mo.,
2 plates (10s.).
Aventurier (L') hollandois (par Nicolas Heinsius) ou les
Aventures divertissantes et extraordinaires d'un Hollandois.
AVICEPTOLOGIE— AVILEK 41
Amsterdam, Van Harrevelt, 1767, 2 vols., 12mo., 12
etchings, not signed {6s.).
Aviceptologie frangaise, ou Traite general de toutes les ruses
dent ou pent se servir pour prendre les oiseaux qui se
trouvent en France, par M. B. (BuUiard). Paris, Didot,
1778, Original edition, frontispiece and 34 etchings
(10s.).
AviLER (C. A. d'). Cours d'Architecture qui comprend les
Ordres de Vignole avec des commentaires, les figures et
descriptions de ses plus beaux batimens et de ceux de
Michel Ange, edition augment^e par J. P. Mariette. Paris.
Jombert, 1738, or 1750, or 1756, or 1760, 2 vols, in 1, roy.
4to., frontispiece and numerous plates, models of decorations
of the Louis XIV. and Louis XV. periods (20s.).
First edition appeared in 1691.
, . . National sous les auspices de la Keine, a
I'usage des conf^ddr^s provinciaux dedie ... a
Mile. Th^orique ... A Cythfere, 1790, 2 parts
in 1 vol., 60 pages and 2 plates. The second
part in dramatic form was directed against Marie
Antoinette (50s. to 60s.).
B . . . Patriotique, institu^ par la reine des fran9ois, pour les
plaisirs des d^putds. . . . Aux Tuilleries, 1791, 16mo., 72
pages, frontispiece and 2 plates (25s. to 30s.).
Babel (P.) Ornements divers, cartouches par P. Babel. Paris,
Frangois, s.d. (circa 1760) 4to, 69 pieces (25s. to 30s.).
Bacchus and Venus, or a select Collection of Songs ... in the
Cantic Dialect, with a Dictionary explaining all the burlesque
and canting terms used by the several tribes of Gypsies,
Beggars, etc. London, 1737, 12mo., woodcut frontispiece
(15s.).
Bachaumont. Essai sur la peinture, la sculpture et I'archi-
tecture, S. L. (Paris) 1751 and 1752, 8vo., allegorical
frontispiece by Pasquier (3s.).
Baillie (W. Captain). Engraved works, after Paintings and
Drawings by the greatest masters (Rembrandt, Ostade,
Teniers, Gerard Dow, Poussin), 1771, etc., 2 vols, in 1, Atlas
fol., 113 plates (portraits, fancy subjects, landscapes, pub-
lished at £30 lis.) (£5 to £6).
Bailly (Nicolas). Livres de diverses vues des environs de Paris
et d'autres endroits. Pr^sente a S. A. S. . . . le due
d'Anguien par N. B. . . . A Versailles, chez I'auteur, a
Paris, chez S. Thomassin, graveur, s.d. (circa 1700) oblong
4to, engraved title and 17 plates of views (25s. to 30s.).
Baladins (Les), ou Melpomene veng^e. Amsterdam, 177-4,
8vo., frontispiece, not signed (5s. to 6s.).
A violent satire.
BALANCE— BAE 43
Balance (La) chinoise. . , . Londres et Bruxelles, s.d., 12mo.,
frontispiece and 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Balecliou (J. J.). Livre d'Ornemens, de flenrons, cadres, tables,
portes . . . grav6 par J. J. Balechou. Paris, Niquet, s.d.
(circa 1740), sm. fol., 30 plates after Laind (£20 to £25),
Ballads. A Collection of Old Ballads corrected from the best
and most ancient copies extant, with introductions his-
torical, critical, or humorous. London, 1723-5, 3 vols.,
12mo., 47 plates (including the scarce one of the Swimming
■ Lady) (£2).
Ballard (Chr.). Brunettes bachiques, ou duos et trios melez
de petits airs tendres et a boire, avec une capilotade de
chansons a deux parties, recueillies par Chr. Ballard. Paris,
1712, 3 vols., 12mo., 3 frontispieces by Audran after Seb.
Leclerc (12s. to 15s.).
Baluze. Histoire g^n^alogique de la maison d'Auvergne,
justifi^e par Chartes, Titres, Histoires anciennes et autres
preuves authentiques. Paris, Ant. Dezallier, 1708, 2 vols.,
folio, plates and coats of arms (20s. to 30s.).
Banier. Explication des Fables, ou Ton d^couvre leur origine
historique. Paris, 1715, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece after
Scotin by Delamonce (5s.). Comte d'Hoym's copy in calf,
with his arms, 80 frs.
Baour-Lormian. Ossian, poesies galliques en vers frangais.
4"° edition avec figures. Paris, Janet, s.d., 12mo., 5 plates,
not signed (3s.).
Baour-Lormian. Veillees po^tiques et morales. Paris, Janet,
s.d., 16mo., fleuron on title and 6 plates, not signed (4s.).
Bar (Jacques-Charles). Eecueil de tous les Costumes des
Ordres rdligieux et militaires, enrichi de notes ct de
planches colorizes par M. Bar. A Paris, chez I'auteur, rue
du Roi-Dor4 au marais, ou Paris, Lamy (1778-1798). 6
vols., folio ; originally published in 56 parts of 12 coloured
plates each.
During the Revolution the author, as a measure of precaution, altered
the title into " Masoarades Monastique," and his name into Rabelli. A
copy containing the original drawings has been sold for 895 frs. Copies
with the plates only would now possibly bring double the amount.
44 BAEBAULT— BAERE
Barbault (J.). Les plus beaux Monuments de Eome ancienne,
en 128 planches avec leur explication. Eome, Bouchard,
1761, roy. fol. Le plus beaux Edifices de Eome moderne.
Rome, 1763, fol. Eecueil de divers Monuments anciens
r^pandus en plusieurs endroits de I'ltalie, dessin^s par feu
M. Barbault et graves en 166 planches avec leur explication
historique. Rome, Bouchard et Gravier, 1770, roy. fol.
Monumens antiques, ou collection choisie d'anciens bas-
reliefs, etc. Eome, 1783, fol., 91 plates. Vues des plus
beaux restes des antiquitfe romains, etc. . . . Eome, 1787,
roy. fol. (20s. to 25s.).
Barbazan. Fabliaux et Contes des poetes frangais des XP,
XIP, XIIP, XIV^ et XV' sifecles. Paris, chez War^e,
1808 (imprimerie Crapelet), 4 vols., 8vo., 4 plates by
Delvaux and de Villiers after Langlois (12s.., and more
than double on large paper, where the plates are un-
lettered or coloured). As a supplement are the following
2 vols., 8vo., viz. Nouveau Eecueil de Fabliaux public par
M^on. Paris, Chassdriaux, 1823, 2 plates (5s.).
Perreau's copy, 6 vols., on. large Dutch paper, with the plates in 3
states — on India paper, on white paper, and the etchings — brought
370 frs.
Baret (Paul). L'Homme ou le Tableau de la vie, histoire des
passions, des vertus et des evdnements de tons les Eiges,
trouvde dans les papiers de feu M. I'abbe P. . . . Amster-
dam et Paris, 1773, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 frontispieces and 4
plates (6s.).
Barozzio. Le Nouveau Vignole, ou Efegles des cinq Ordres
d'Architectures. Paris, s.d., roy. 8vo., fine engraved title
and 53 plates (20s. to 30s.).
Barraud. New Book of Single Cyphers (1782), 8vo., 5 prel.
engravings and 100 plates, comprising 600 cyphers (30s.
to 40s.).
Barre (le Pfere). Histoire g^ndrale d'Alleniagne. A Paris ch^s
Charles J. B. Delespine et Jean Thomas Herissaut, 1748,
10 vols, in 11, 4to., fine frontispiece after Caze by Le Bas
(containing medallion portrait of Barre), portrait of
Frederick August III. by Daulld after Silvestre, vignette
heading the dedication, not signed, 11 fleurons on titles
after Eisen by Le Bas, 51 headpieces (several duplicates)
after Le Bas (42), Gravelot (1), Frontier (4), and Canot (4),
BAEEEME— BASAN 45
all by Le Bas, and 8 tailpieces, one only signed by Le Bas
(20s. to 30s., and more on large paper).
The work exists in a German translation in 8 vols., 4to., Leipzig,
1749-52.
Barr§me. Compte fait de Barreme . . . Paris, 1708, 12mo.,
frontispiece (6s. to 8s.).
Barthe. Les Amans malheureux, ou le Comte de Comminges,
drame, par M. Barthe. Amsterdam et Paris, L'Esclapart,
1765, 8vo., 1 plate by Massard after Marillier (5s.).
Barthe. Lettre de I'abbe de E.anee , a un ami, dcrite de son
college de la Trappe, par M. Barthe. Genfeve et Paris,
Duchesne et Panckouke, 1765, 8vo., plate, vignette and
tailpiece by de Longueil after Eisen (4s., and more on
Dutch paper).
Bartsch (Adam de). Eecueil d'Estampes d'aprfes les dessins
originaux de differents maitres qui se trouvent a la Biblio-
theque Imperiale et Koyale de Vienne, gravees par Adam
Bartsch. Vienne, 1782-94, 6 sheets imp. folio, 45 aquatint
plates (£2).
Bartsch. Le Peintre Graveur. Vienne, Degen et Mechetti,
1803-21, 21 vols., 8vo., 80 plates (£5, and more on large
vellum paper).
Weigel's Supplement, 1 vol., 12mo., 1843, is of no consequence.
Bartsch. Anleitung zur Kupferstichkunde. Vienne, Wallis-
hauser, 1821, 2 parts in 8vo., 11 plates (15s.).
Bartsch. Suite d'Estampes d'apres les dessins de Fr. Barbieri
dit Guereino, qui n'ont pas et6 gravies, par A. Bartsch.
Mannheim, 1803-7, 2 parts folio, 40 plates (30s.).
Basan (Fr.). (Euvre, ou Recueil d'estampes, Sujets agreables,
sacr^s et profanes, paysages, etc., graves d'apres les meilleurs
maitres des diverses ecoles par Fr. Basan, ou sous sa
direction. Paris, 1762-1779, 6 vols., large folio, 650
plates (£40 to £50, and more with unlettered proofs).
Basan (Fr.), Cabinet Choiseul ou Eecueil d'estampes gravees
d'aprfes les tableaux du cabinet de monseigneur le due de
Choiseul, par les soins du sieur Basan, 1771, 4to., title by
ChofFard, engraved dedication, portrait of the due de
Choiseul, not signed, 12 engraved pages of description of
the prints, and 128 plates by Baquoy, Binet, Daudet,
Delvaux, Dunker, Germain, Guttenberg, Halbou, Ingouf,
46 BASAN
de Launay, Lebas, Levesque, Li^nard, Lingde, Maillet
Maleuvre, Martini, Masquelier, Massard, Parizeau, Patas,
Ponce, Pruneau, Romanet, Eousseau, Saint-Aubin, V^ny,
Weisbrod, and Wielh, etc., after the famous masters. The
plates 68, 69, 76, 78, and 101 being duplicate marked with
stars, the numbering reaches only 123 (£2 to £3).
Copies with unlettered proofs are rare and valued at £16. The
reprints could easily be detected by the impressions, and copies are often
uncut. Le Bibliophile parisien quotes a copy with the 2 plates " F^te
de ■\'illage " and " Hachis d'oignon " in two states, the first duplicate as
etching and the second in reduced size.
Basan (Fr.). Cabinet PouUain ou Collection de cent vingt
estampes gravies d'aprfes les tableaux et dessins qui
composoient le cabinet de M. PouUain, receveur general
des domaines du Roi, decede en 1780, etc., executdes sous
la direction du sieur Fr. Basan, graveur, etc. Le sieur
Moitte, peintre, en avait fait les dessins d'apres les tableaux
avant la mort de ce celfebre amateur. Paris, Basan et
Poignant, 1781, 4to. The first title is by ChofFard, the
second by Dambrun after Lebrun. The 118 plates are
engraved by Alix, Barns, Bertaux, Blot, Borgnet, Bretin,
Brichet, Chateau, Chatelain, Colibert, Couch?, Dambrun,
Delaunay jun., Delignon, Desmoulins, Dequevauviller,
Garreau, Godefroy, Goumas, Guttenberg, Guyot, Halbou,
Hemery, Hubert, Legrand, Leveau, Mme. Lingee, de
Longueil, Macret, Maleuvre, Martini, Mathieu, Michel,
Moitte, Patas, Picquenot, Ponce, Mme. Ponce, Mile. RioUet,
Schulze, Stagnon, Le Tellier, Voyez, Weisbrod, and Zentner
after Houbraken, Le Lorraine, Paul Veronese, Rembrandt,
Rubens, Teniers, etc. Choffard's title and several of the
plates exist in unfinished state (etching) (£3 to £4, and
with unlettered proofs £16).
In the reprint the impressions are pale.
Basan. Catalogue d'une belle Collection de dessins italiens,
flamands, hoUandais et franjois . . . le tout rassembld
avec soins et depenses par M. Neyman, amateur a Amster-
dam . . . par Fr. Basan. Frontispiece by Choflfard (from
the "Cabinet PouUain"), and 19 etchings by Weisbrodt,
Duplessis Bertaux et Le Veau after A. van Velde, Ruysdael
Potter, Ostade, Dusart, Karel, du Jardin, etc. Paris, Basan
et Prault, 1776, 8vo. (15s.).
Basan. Catalogue raisonn^ des differens objets de curiosite
dans les sciences et dans les arts qui composoient le cabinet
de feu M. Mariette . . . par F. Basan, graveur. A Paris,
BASAN— BASTIDE 47
1775, 8vo,, title after Moreau (the same used for "Les
GrS,ces"), frontispiece by P. P. Choffard after Cochin, and
4 etchings by Mariette pfere after Gruerchin, Perino del
Vaga and L. Carrache (15^. to 20s.).
The frontispiece exists as proof before letters, in which Mariette's bust
is allegorically treated.
Basan. Dictionnaire des Graveurs anciens et modernes, depuis
I'origine de la gravure, par F. Basan, graveur ; seconde
edition mise par ordre alphabetique, considerablement
augmentee et ornee de cinquante estampes par diiferents
artistes c^lfebres, ou sans aucune au gr^ de I'amateur. Paris,
1789, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces, one by Langlois after
Cochin, the other designed and engraved by Pierre, 3
headpieces after Choffard, the arms of the Comte Durazzo,
2 " Amors " engraving a plate and the portrait of Basan,
and 50 figures on 43 plates. The plate " le Eosignol," page
89, vol. 2, by B. Picart, is the only original one (and should
not be missing), all the other illustrations by Cochin, Eisen,
Marillier, Moreau, etc., are copied from other works. The
Book teems with errors and is utterly inadequate (25s. to
30s.).
The first edition came out in 1767, 3 vols., 12mo., the third volume
containing " Catalogue des estampes gravees d'apres Rubens," which is
not in this edition. The edition of 1809, 2 vols., 8vo., has only a new
title and 18 new subjects, among which we may mention "Le Dejeuner
de Perney," after Denon, portrait of the Due de la Rochefoucauld and
a new frontispiece after Choffard to the memory of Basan. The plate
of "Le Rossignol" was suppressed, and the text is increased by
Choffard's " Notice sur I'Art de la Gravure."
Basedow (Jean-Bernard). Recueii d'Estampes relatives au
Manuel elementaire d'dducation . . . Berlin et Dresde,
1774, oblong 4to., 100 plates by Chodowiecki and others
(20s. to 25s.).
Bassigny d'Auneuil (Louise de). La Tyrannie des f^es detruite,
nouvelle edition par Mme. la comtesse D, — Amsterdam,
Marc-Michel Key, 1752, 16mo., 4 plates signed L. F. D. B.
(Louis-Fabrice du' Bourg) inv. T. F. sc. (4s.).
Bastide. Le Tombeau philosophique, ou Histoire du marquis
de . . . par le chevalier de la B * * * Amsterdam, 1751,
2 parts, 12mo., 2 engraved titles (similar) nqt signed (4s.).
Bastide. Le Depit et le Voyage, po^me avec des notes, suivi
des Lettres v^nitiennes. Londres et Paris, Costard, 1771,
4S BATTEUX— BAUEENFEIND
roy. 8vo., 6 plates (unlettered) by Chatelain and Saillard
after Desrais (8s. to 10s., and double on large paper).
Batteux (Abb^). Les Beaux-Arts rdduits a un mSme principe.
Paris, Durand, 1747, post 8vo., frontispiece, fleuron on the
title, an escutcheon and 3 vignettes by Delafosse and
Sornique after Eisen (5s., and treble large paper 4to.).
First appeared in 1746 with frontispiece and 1 vignette
(3s., and double on large Dutch paper).
Batteux (Abbe). Cours de Belles-Lettres, ou Prineipes de la
litterature. Paris, chez Saillant, 1753, 4 vols., 12mo., 4
fleurons, frontispiece, and 5 vignettes by Delafosse and
Baquoy after Eisen and de Sfeve (5s.).
Batteux (Abb^). La Morale d'Epicure. Paris, Desaint ' et
Saillant, 1758, 12mo., frontispiece by.Fessard after Lef^vre
and 1 fleuron, not signed (3s.).
Batteux (Abbe). Les Quatre Podtiques : d'Aristote, d'Horace,
de Vida, de Despreaux, avec des traductions et des remarques.
Paris, Saillant, Nyon et Desaint, 1771, 2 vols., 8vo., superb
frontispiece by Saint- Aubin after Cochin (10s., and double
with unlettered proof).
Baudouin (Simon Ren^, Comte de). L'Exercice de I'lnfanterie
frangoise, ordonnd par le Eoi le 6 Mai, 1755, dessin^ d'apres
nature dans toutes ses positions et grav^ par Baudouin, s.l.
(Paris), 1757, fol., engraved title after Bouchardon, "Aver-
tissement " with tailpiece after Saint- Aubin, engraved table,
and 16 leaves of text for explanations, allegorical frontis-
piece after Pierre, and 62 etchings by de Baudouin (£3
to £4).
Baumgartner (J. J.). Gantz Neue Infensiones von unterschied-
lichen Kleinigkeiten von allerhandt Kiinstler ... in
KupfFer gebracht ... In Augspurg (1727), 4to., 6 plates
representing models of snuff-boxes, handles of knives, etc.
(255. to 30s.).
Baurenfeind. Michael Baurenfeind's voUkommene Wieder-
Herstellung . . . und zierlichen Schreib-Kunst . .
(Niirnberg, 1716), oblong fol., frontispiece, 23 pages of text
and 59 copper-plate specimens of penmanship (15s. to 20s.)
Baurenfeind. Der Zierlichen Schreib-Kunst voUkommener
Herstellung anderer Theil . . . durch Michael B . ,
Niirnberg, 1736, oblong fol., frontispiece, 4 prel. 11., 88
pages of text, and 64 plates (15s. to 20s.).
BEAUCHAMPS— BEAUMAECHAIS 49
Beauchamps (Godard de). Amours d'Ismfene et d'Ismenias.
, Amsterdam, chez I'Honord, 1729, 12mo., fleuron on the
title by B. Picart, frontispiece and 4 plates, not signed {5s.).
Beaucliamps (Godard de). Les Amours d'Ismene et d'Ismenias.
A La Haye, 1743, 12mo., title in red and black with
fleuron, frontispiece, and 3 fine plates in the style of Eisen,
not signed (10s. to 12s.).
Some copies have the plates in bistre or ia red; reprinted in 1756
■with a new fleuron and one more plate.
Beauchamps (Godard de). Amours d'Ismene et d'Ismenias,
suivis de ceux d'Abrocome et d'Anthia,. Genfeve (Cazin),
1782 (or, Londres, 1783), 16mo., frontispiece by Delaun-ay,
or by Delvaux after Marillier (8s.).
Beaucharnais (Comtesse de). Melanges de poesies fugitives en
prose sans consequence, par Mme. la comtesse de . . .
Amsterdam et Paris, Delalain, 1776, 2 vols., 8vo., 2
frontispieces by N^e after Marillier, and 4 plates by de
Ghendt, Ponce, Lebeau, and Godefroy after Marillier (10s.
to 12s. ; and more on large paper, particularly with the
etchings of the frontispieces, which are very rare).
Beaumarchais (Caron de). Eugenie, drame en cinq actes, en
prose, enrichi de figures en taille-douce, avec un Essai sur
le Drame sdrieux, par M. de Beaumarchais. Paris, Merlin,
1767, 8vo., 5 plates by Duclos, Levasseur, Leveau, Mas-
queiier and N^e after Gravelot. Original Edition (8s.
to lOs.).
Beaumarchais (Caron de). La FoUe Journde, ou le Mariage de
Figaro, comddie en cinq actes, en prose, par M. de
Beaumarchais . . . De I'imprimerie de la Society littdraire
typographique (Kehl), et se trouve a Paris, chez Ruault, au
Palais-Royal (1785), roy. Bvo., 5 plates by Halbou, Li^nard,
and Lingde after Saint-Quentin (£2 to £3).
The unlettered proofs are within borders (removed immediately
afterwards), and extremely rare, and much more so the etchings, of
which only one complete series (M. de Villeneuve's) is extant ; the other
(M. de Paillet), erroneously reported in the last Edition of Cohen, 1886,
as perfect, is offered by Morgand in his special Catalogue de la Bibliotheque
de M. E.PaiUet, 1887, as wanting the etching in the first act. The
Bibliothfeque de la Comedie fran9aise possesses the unique copy on
vellum, as well as the Original Drawings a la plume laves de bistre
(washed in brown) by Saint-Quentin, bequeathed by M. Philippe de
Saint-Aubin. The Errata leaf, which is frequently missing, has been
recently reprinted. The plates are engraved in a superior manner, but
the fact of having Rosina's bosom covered in the last act disproves the
assertion that they were engraved prior to the Malapeau series.
E
50 BEAUMAECHAIS— BEAUEAIN
Beaumarchais (Caron de). La FoUe Journ^e, ou le Mariage de
Figaro, comddie en cinq actes, en prose, par M. de Beau-
marchais, representee pour la premifere fois, par les
com^diens frangais, le mardi 27 avril, 1784. Au Palais-
Eoyal, chez Euault, libraire, prfes du theatre No. 216, 1785,
Bvo., 5 plates by C. N. Malapeau (the last by Roi), after
Saint-Quentin (25s. to 30s.). Original edition.
The breast of Rosina in the last plate is uncovered, which is not the
case in the Lienard series. Copies exist on "papier fort" marked with
a star. There is another rare series of 5 outline plates (lightly touched),
by Naudet, 8vo., and which is also to be met with in a counterfeit with
the inscription, " a Seville de I'imprimerie du comte Almaviva," as well
as in a Lyon edition " d'apres la copie envoyee par I'auteur," 1785, Bvo.
Amateurs who wish to enhance the value and interest of the book should
collect the portraits of the performers, viz., Mile. Contat by Dupin fils
after Desrais, 8vo. ; Mile. Contat by Janinet after Dutertre in colours,
roy. 8vo. ; another portrait in colours, smaller size ; Mile. Olivier (role
of Cherubin), designed and engraved in colours by Contellier, 4to. ;
Mole (Almaviva), 8vo., tinted in colours, not signed; Des Essarts (role
of Bridoison); Dozincourt by Robert de Launay. The series of 12
plates, 1 6mo. by Chodowiecki, and the rare series of 5 plates in oval by
Beginot, Quyots, Moucler, after Dnavelle and Garnerey (which exists in
black, in red, and in colours), as well as portraits of the author, should
likewise be added. A German version appeared at Kehl, 1875, 8vo.,
with Saint-Quentin's plates engraved under the direction of Chretien
de Mechel.
Beaumarchais (Caron de). Mdmoires de M. Caron de Beau-
marchais, 2 -vols., 8vo. (without place or date), portrait of
Beaumarchais, and frontispiece by Marillier in each volume
(10s.). The author's portrait after Cochin by Leroy, or
the one signed by Saint-Aubin, or by Del^tre form an
interesting addition. The original edition of the Memoirs
appeared in 1774, 4to. (lOs.).
Beaumont, coeffeur. L'Enciclopedie perruquifere ... a I'usage
de toutes sortes de tetes, enrichi de figures en taille douce
par M.B. . . . coeffeur dans les quinze vingts. Paris,
Hochereau, 1762, post 8vo., portrait on title, 40 pages and
plates (10s. to 15s.).
Beaumont (F.) and J. Fletcher. Dramatick Works (edited by
G. Col man), with notes critical and explanatory, by various
Commentators. London, 1778, 10 vols., 8vo., frontispiece
containing both authors' portraits, and 54 plates (24 of
them by Grignion) and fleuron in last volume (40s. to 50s.).
Beaurain. Histoire de la campagne de M. le Prince de Cond^
en Flandre en 1674,,precddee d'un tableau historique de la
BEAUKAIN— BELIN 51
guerre de HoUande jusqu a cette ^poque. Paris, 1774, fol.,
frontispiece, and portrait by Patas after Desrais and de
Tavane, vignettes by Moetfe after Desrais and Nebelin, and
41 plans and maps (125. to 15s.). The author was the
Marquis d'Aguesseau, who assumed the name of Beaurain.
Beaurain. Histoire militaire de Flandre . . . Paris, 1755,
2 vols., folio, frontispiece and vignette by Lerapereur after
Eisen, and maps* and plans (12s.). The real author's name
was Comte de Boisgeliu.
Beckford (P.). Thoughts on Hunting. Sarum, 1781, 4to.,
frontispiece by Bartolozzi, and plans of Kennels (£3 to £4).
Second edition, 1782 (30s.).
Beeverell (J.). Les Delicts de la Grande Bretagne et de
rirelande. Leyole, 1707, 8 vols., 12mo., numerous plates
25s. to 30s.). Second edition, 1727 (half-price).
Begbie (P.). Vases after the manner of the Antique by P. B..
[London], 1779, 4to, 6 plates (10s. to 12s.).
B^guillet. See Martinet.
Beguillet. Belle Libertine (La), ou les Aventures galantes de^
Mile. A . . . Paris, 1784, 16mo., 2 frontispieces and 5
erotic plates, not signed (12s. to 15s.).
This is a reproduction of La Venus en rut ou La Vie d'une celebre-
libertine, 1770.
Behmen (J.). Works, to which is prefixed the Life of the
Author, with figures illustrating his principles. Left by
the Eev. W. Law, M.A. London, 1764-1781, 4 vols., 4to.,
portrait and plates (40s. to 50s.).
Behn (Mrs.). Plays. London, 1724, 4 vols., post 8vo., por-
trait by R. White, after T. Riley (25s. to 30s.)._
Bekker. Fabelen uit gegeven door E. Bekker, A. Wolfien, A..
Deken. In s'graven Hage, by Isaac van Cleef, 1784, 8vo.,
plate containing the portraits of the authors by Cardon after
Neering, title with fleuron, designed and engraved by
Buys, and 40 vignettes, not signed (15s. to 20s.).
Belin (or Bellin). Essai geographique sur les Isles Britanniques,
contenant une description de I'Angleterre, I'Ecosse et
rirelande, tant pour la navigation des costes que pour la
connoissance de 1' int^rieur du pais, etc., s.l. (Paris), 1757,
4to., engraved title, maps, vignettes, and tailpieces by
52 BELIN-Bl&NAED
Choffard, La Cruce, and Haussard {10s. to 12s.). Madame
de Pompadour's copy, 1100 frs.
Belin de la Libordiere. Voyage, dans le boudoir de Pauline,
par L.F.M.B.L. Paris, Maradan, an IX., 12mo., plate by
Tardieu after Latteur (8s. to 10s.).
Bell (J.). New Pantheon, or Historical Dictionary of the
Gods, Demi-gods, Heroes and Fabulous Persons of Anti-
quity, etc. London, 1790, 2 vols. 4to., plates (8s. to 10s.).
Bellamy (G. A.). Apology for her Life ; written by herself.
To which is annexed her original Letter to John Calcraft,
Esq., advertised to be published in October, 1767, but
which was then violently suppressed. London, 1785, 6
vols., 12mo., portrait by Bartolozzi and frontispieces (20s.
to 30s.).
Vol. 6 was published subsequently, and is frequently wanting,
Belle sans Chemise (La). Londres, 1797, 16mo., plate by
Bovinet after Chaillou (12s. to 155.).
Belloy (De). Le Sifege de Calais, tragedie. Au Roi. Paris,
chez Duchesne, 1765, 8vo., 2 frontispieces, one a medallion
portrait of Louis XV., designed and engraved by Saint-
Aubin, the other the portrait of the author with emblems
designed and engraved by Littret (lOs.).
Belloy (De). CEuvres completes de M. de Belloy, de
I'Academie frangoise, citoyen de Calais, edition avec
gxavures. Paris, Cussac, 1779, 6 vols., 8vo., portrait not
signed, and 6 plates by Giraud jun., de Longueil, -Maillet,
Patas, Petit, and Viguet, after Borel (15s., and more on
large paper with unlettered proofs).
'Bells and Bell-Ringing. Montani (J.). Nachricht von denen
Glocken. Chemnitz, 1726, 12mo., 60 plates (5s.).
Chapter 5 treats on the Abuse of Bells.
Bell's British Poets. Edinburgh, 1777-8, 109 vols., 16mo.,
portraits and vignette titles (40s. to 50s.).
Bell's British Theatre. London, 1791-97, 34 vols., 12mo.,
theatrical portraits and scenic plates (one of each to each
play) by Bartolozzi and others (30s. to 40s. and treble on
large paper, 8vo., and more with proofs).
B6nard. Eloge de I'Enfer, ouvrage, critique, historique et
moral. La .Haye, Pierre Gosse, 1759, 2 vols., 12mo.,
frontispiece, 2 fleurons, vignette and tailpiece, and 15
plates by Sibelius (6s., and double on large paper).
BENOIST— BERNABD 53
Benoist (Mme.). SopLronie, ou Le9on pretendue d'une femme a
sa fille. Londres et Paris, Ve. Duchesne, 1767, 8vo., 1 plate
by Moreau after Greuze (6s.).
Berain (Jean). Ornemens invented par J. B . . . ; Panneaux,
Plafonds, Chemin^es, Chapiteaux. Paris, Thuret, s.d. (circa
1709), large fol., portrait and 109 plates engraved by
Benard, Daigremont, etc. (£8 to £10, and double before
numbers or letters).
Berchoux .(J.). La Gastronomic, poeme suivi de Poesies
fugitives, 4tli edition. Paris, chez Giguet et Michaud,
1803, 16mo., frontispiece by Delignon after Myris, 3 plates
by Baquoy, Deleraux and Bovinet after Myris and Monsiau
(3s., and on papier velin double).
Berenger. Podsies. Londres (Paris), Cazin, 1785, 2 vols.,
16mo., 2 frontispieces by Ch^telain after Ch^telain and
Pignon (4s.).
Berenger. Les Soirees provengales . . . Paris, Nyon, 1786^
3 vols., 12mo., 3 pretty frontispieces by Fessard (4s.).
Berenger (E.). History of the Art of Horsemanship. London,
1771, 2 vols., 4to., 2 frontispieces (the second mezzotint),,
and plates (£l).
Berghem (Nicolas). (Euvre de Nicolas Berghem, celebre
peintre hoUandais. Paris, Basan et Poignant, 1789, fol.,
2 parts of 124, and 73 plates respectively engraved by-
Basan, Le Bas, Hill, etc. (£3 to £4). '
Bernard. Phrosine et Melidore, poeme en quatre chants.
Messine et Paris, Lejay, 1772, 8vo., 4 vignettes by Baquoy
and Ponce after Eisen (10s., and double on large paper).
Bernard. L'Art d'aimer, poeme en trois chants. Paphos^
1775, 8vo., frontispiece and 3 plates by Baquoy, Gaucher,
and Patas after Martini (10s.).
Bernard. L'Art d'aimer et Podsies diverses. Paris, chez
Didot, an HL (1795), 8vo., papier de HoUande, engraved
title and 7 plates by Letellier, Patas, Dupreel, Duval, and
Helman after Eisen and Martini (12s. to 15s., and with the
etchings, £3 to £4).
Bernard. (Euvres completes. Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1777,
16mo., charming plate by Delaunay after Marillier (4s.).
In some copies the plate illustrates the first song (in which case it is
not signed), and in some the second.
54 BEENAED— BERQUIN
Bernard. CEuvres de P. J. Bernard, orn^es de gravures d'aprfes
les desseins (sic) de Prudhon ; la derniere estampe gravee
par lui-meme. Paris, Didot I'aine, an V. (1797), 4to., 4
plates by Prudhon (the last plate), Beisson, and Copia after
Prudhon (£2, and copies on vellum paper with unlettered
proofs, and with the Opera of Castor et Pollux, of which
only 150 copies were printed, are worth more than double).
•.' The proof etching of "Phrosine et Melidore," the only plate
engraved by Prudhon himself, is of utmost rarity.
Bernier (F.). Voyage de . . . contenant la description des
Etats du Grand Mdgol. A. Amsterdam, 1724, 2 vols.,
12mo., map and plates (5s.).
Bernis. OEuvres completes de M. le C. de B . . . de I'Acad^mie
frangoise. Dernifere edition. Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1777,
2 vols., 16mo., charming frontispiece by Delaunay after
Marillier (6s.).
Bernis. OEuvres. Paris, Didot, an V., roy. 8vo., 5 mezzotint
plates not signed ; author's portrait on title by Lemire
after Callet (20s., and more than double on large vellum
paper with unlettered proofs).
JB^roalde de Verville. Le Moyen de parvenir, nouvelle edition.
A . . . 100070057, 2 vols., 12mo., fleurons on titles alike,
and frontispiece containing medal portrait of the author by
Martinet (30s. to 40s., and treble and more on large paper ;
very rare.
B^roalde de Verville. Le Moyen de parvenir, nouvelle Edition,
s.l. 100070073, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece containing the
medal portrait of the author, not signed, both titles
within borders with fleurons (l2s. to 15s., and more in
mor. ).
Berquin. Idylles. Paris, Euault, 1775, 2 vols., 12mo., frontis-
piece designed and engraved by Marillier, and 24 graceful
plates by Gaucher, de Ghendt, Le Gouaz, Delaunay,
Lebeau, Masquelier, Nde, and Ponce after Marillier (20s. to
30s., and copies on vellum or Dutch paper with the plates
before the numbers are worth treble and more, according
to the state of the binding).
Barbier de Tinan's copy with " Les Romances " before numbers in
old red mor., 1120 frs. ; Behague's copy on large paper before numbers
in old mor., 2000 frs. The Paillet (originally Renouard) copy of the
Idylles and Romances, 3 vols., Dutch paper with the original drawings
in sepia by Marillier, plates "avant les numeros," 19 etchings, a
quantity of vignettes by Moreau, Borel, Le Barbier, etc., "before
Bekqois. Roha-NCes [P'lgi^ 55
IMakillier
Beeouin. Idylles IPage 55
Maeilliee
BEEQUIN 55
letters," an original drawing (unpublished) by Marillier for Idylle IV.
with the engraving of the same, autograph letter, etc., 6000 frs.
(Morgand's Catalogue de la Bibliotheque de M. Paillet).
Berquin.. Idylle, s.d., roy. 8vo., 8 pp. engraved text, vignette
and tailpiece by Gaucher after Marillier (lOs. to 12s.).
This is Idylle III. of Vol. 2 of the Kecueil entitled I'Esperance, and
which is generally found added to the "Pygmalion," illustrated by
Moreau.
Berquin. Idylles. Paris, 1/^87, 16mo., 19 plates by Delignon,
Demonchy, Dup'reel, Guttenberg, Halbou, de Longueil,
Petit, Ponce, and Roy after Borel. The first proofs are
before the numbers (30s. to 40s.).
Berquin. Idylles, orndes des nouvelles gravures. Paris, J. E.
Gabriel Dufour et Amsterdam, an X. (1801), 16mo. The
same 19 plates after Borel (12s. to 15s.).
Berquin. Pygmalion, scene lyrique de M. J. J. Rousseau, mise
en vers par M. Berquin, le text grave par Drouet. Paris,
1775, 8vo., 20pp. including preface, engraved title after
Marillier, and 6 charming vignettes by Delaunay and Ponce
after Moreau (£3 to £4, and on large paper £8 to £10).
Particularly when found with the above-mentioned Idylle, at end,
the title of which, by the way, is regularly shorter. M. E. Paillet's
large Du€ch paper copy with the vignettes as artist's proofs without
text within borders, and title without letterpress except signature of
Marillier, in a sumptuous morocco binding double by Cuzin, 6000 frs.
(Morgand's Catalogue) ; R. Lion's copy, mottled calf by Derome, 320
frs. Eisen also has made for Pygmalion a series of 6 pretty plates,
roy. 8vo., engraved by de Ghendt, which are sought for by amateurs for
the purpose of enhancing the charm of the book (30«.).
Berquin. Romances, par M. Berquin. Paris, Ruault, 1776,
12mo., frontispiece and 6 charming plates by Delaunay
jun., and Ponce, after Marillier, and 6 11. of engraved music
(some copies have only 3) (20s. to 30s., and double with the
plates before the numbers).
Some copies have only 4 plates, and are without music. The impres-
sions in the copies, 16mo. with the same date, are not so good, and lose
half their value.
Berquin. Romances. De I'imprimerie de Monsieur, 1788,
16mo., 10 plates by Dambrun, Delignon, Guttenberg,
Hubert, de Longueil, and Petit, after Borel, and 36 plates
of music (10s. to 15s., and more with the plates before the
numbers).
Berquin. Romances. Paris, Moutardier, 1796, 16mo., engraved
56 BEEQUIN— BERTHOUD
title, 13 plates, not signed, and 44 pp. of engraved music
(8s. to 105.).
Berquin. CEuvres completes. . . . Paris, Eepouard, an XI.
(1803), 20 vols., 12mo., 204 plates after Borel, Le Barbier,
Marillier, Monsiau, and Moreau by Borgnet, Choifard,
Dambrun, Delaunay jnn., Delignon, Duparc, Duprdel, de
Grhendt, Guttenberg, Halbou, Hubert, Huot, de Longueil,
Maillet, Nde, Pauquet, Petit, Ponce, Sallier, Triere, and
Villerey (£2, and double on vellum paper).
Three copies have been printed on "papier rose." The plates in the
17 vols, are divided thus : L'Ami des Bnfants, 7 vols., 7 frontispieces
and 91 plates ; Le Livre de Famille, frontispiece and 6 plates ; La
Bibliothcque de Villages, 2 vols., frontispiece and 6 plates; Introduc-
tion a la Connaissance de la Nature, frontispiece and 19 etchings, not
signed ; Choix de Lectures pour les Bnfants, 2 vols., 2 frontispieces
and 11 plates ; Idylles, Romances et autres Poesies, 2 frontispieces and
38 plates ; Sandford et Merton, 2 vols., 14 plates ; Le Petit Grandisson,
6 plates. Renouard possessed a copy on vellum paper bound in 19 vols.,
russia, which contained almost all the original drawings of Borel,
Marillier, Le Barbier, etc., over 300 in all. This copy sold in his sale
in 1854 for 310 francs (a trifling and nominal sum) ; resold in the
Lebceuf de Montgermont for 6999 francs ; and is now in the Roederer
Collection at Reims. Series of the 204 plates on " papier velin," loose
in sheets, are now frequently occurring for sale, and realize from £3 to
£4 ; it is the remainder bought up from the publishers.
Berquin. The Children's Friend, translated by Lucas Williams.
London, 1793, 6 vols., post 8vo., 44 copper-plates by Cook;
scarce (305. to 40s.).
Berruyer (Le Pfere). Histoire du Peuple de Dieu. Paris, 1738,
9 vols. 4to., 4 vignettes by Cochin fils, Chedel and
Antoine, after Boucher (lOs. to 12s.).
Berthault (P. G.). Premiere (Deuxifene et troisifeme) suite de
culs de lampe et fleurons a I'usage des artistes ; inventes et
dessines par P. G. Berthault. A. Paris, chez Chereau, rue
des Mathurins, aux 2 Piliers d'or A.P.D.R. s.d. 4to. This
collection consists of 3 series of 6 leaves each, signed
A. B.C. and numbered 1 to 6 ; altogether 29 charming
fleurons and tailpieces (£2 to £3).
Berthoud (F.). L'Art de conduire et de regler les pendules . . .
Paris, 1759, 16mo., 4 plates (8s. to 10s.).
Berthoud (F.). Traits des horloges marines. Paris, Musier,
1773, 4to., 38 plates by Choffard (12s. to 15s.).
Berthoud (F.) Essai sur I'horlogerie. Paris, 1763 or 1786, 2
vols. 4to., 38 plates (30s. to 40s.).
BERTIN— BEWICK 57
Bertin. (Euvres . . . Londres et Paris, Hardguin, 1785,
16mo., 2 vols., first frontispiece by Anselin after Monnet,
second frontispiece not signed (45.).
Bebtin. (Euvres nouvelle edition . . . corrig^e et augmentee.
Paris, 1791, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates by Anselin after Monnet
(papier verge, 8s. to 10s. ; papier velin, double).
Bertren (Theodore). Medaillons et Trophees [Paris, 1766-71J,
4to., 59 plates (£5 to £6).
Beverley (R). History and present state of Virginia. London,
E. Parker, 1705, 8yo., frontispiece and 14 plates by Gribe-
lin, copied from De Bry (£3 to £4); reprinted 1722 (£2
to £3).
Bevy (C. J. de). Histoire des Inaugurations des rois empereurs
. . . Paris, Moutard,' 1776, Bvo., 14 plates containing 80
costumes by Ingouf and Triere after Michel Eieg (20s.
to 25s., and more on large paper).
Bewick. The whole of Aristotle's complete Masterpiece . . .
Printed (by T. Saint in Newcastle) in 1780, post Bvo.,
woodcuts by Bewick (lOs.).
Bewick. The New Robinson Crusoe for the Use of Children of
Both Sexes, translated from the Prench. 1789, 4 vols.,
post 8vo., 32 woodcuts by John Bewick (younger brother
of Thomas) (12s. to 15s.).
Bewick. Emblems of Mortality, representing in upwards of
50 cuts Death seizing all ranks and degrees of People,
from designs of Holbein. Hodgson, 1789, post 8vo.,
engravings on wood by Bewick (12s. to 15s.).
These blocks were destroyed by fire.
Bewick. History of Quadrupeds. The figures .engraved
on wood by T. Bewick. Newcastle, 1790, 8vo. First
edition, £2 to £3 (Buckley's copy in original boards,
uncut, was sold in 1894 for £5 5s.),\and on large (Royal)
paper, £10. The second edition, 1791, is worth 10s. and
25s. respectively. The first imperial size edition came out
in 1800 (£3 to £4).
Copies in original boards, uncut, realize fancy prices according to
state, and that remark applies to all Bewick's works.
Bewick. Figures of Quadrupeds and Tailpieces taken off
without the Letter Press. Newcastle, 1818, 4to. Twenty-
four or five copies printed and 12 copies on India paper
(£3 and £6 respectively). A second edition, without the
tailpieces, appeared 1824 (20s.). Mr. Thomas' copy of the
58 BEWICK
1824 edition, printed on demy 4to. paper, uncut, £2 19s.
(1892).
Bewick. History of British Birds. The figures engraved on'
wood by T. Bewick. Newcastle, 1797-1804, 2 vols., 8vo.
First edition (£2, and double on large paper, and on largest
(Imperial) paper, of which only 24 copies were printed,
£10).
In the first issue the last leaf in vol. 1 is blank, without the Quadruped
Advertisement, the woodcut at page 285 immaculate (to please the Duke
of Newcastle, Bewick's patron, it was afterwards inked over), the Sea-
Eagle at page 11 before the inscription of " Wycliffe, 1791," and plate
of the " Magpye " at page 75, with the stump with two branches. The
two supplements not printed before 1821 are valued at 21«., and double
and treble respectively. A few copies exist on thick royal paper.
Bewick. Figures of British Land Birds (with the vignettes)
engraved on wood by T. Bewick. To which are added a
few foreign birds, with their vulgar and scientific names.
Newcastle, 1800, roy. 8vo. The last leaf, with the vignette,
should not be missing, and should be in first state before
the Bar (vol. 1 on title, all published) (40s. to 50s., and
double on large paper). Only 50 copies printed.
The late S. Simon's copy of " Figures of British Birds, Quadrupeds,
Vignettes, and additional woodcuts to the Birds never before published,
1824-9, 4 vols., 4to." (largest paper, with portrait and 938 woodcuts),
was sold in December, 1893, for £9. It would now hardly bring half
the price.
Bewick. Looking-Glass for the Mind . . . 1794, post 8vo., 74
cuts designed and engraved on wood by Bewick (5s. to 6s.).
Bewick. Poems by Goldsmith and Parnell. London, 1795,
4to. Pp. XX. — 76, and full-page woodcuts and vignettes
by T. Bewick (20s. to 25s., and more on large paper, of
which only 25 copies were printed). One copy was taken
on white satin, and three copies on vellum.
It is said that King George III. ordered his bookseller to procure the
blocks of the engravings, that he might convince himself they were
wood, and not copper. The biographical sketches are from the pen of
Isaac Reed.
Bewick. Short Treatise on the " Sportsman's Friend." New-
castle, 1800, 8vo., 3 large woodcuts by T. Bewick (30s.
to 40s.).
Bewick. Burns (E.). Poetical "Works, with Life. Alnwick,
Catnach and Davidson, 1808, 2 vols., post 8vo., woodcuts
by T. Bewick, from Thurston's designs (15s. to 20s.).
BEWICK— BIBLE 59
Bewick. Complete Natural History . . . 1813, 8vo., 400
woodcuts (10s., and double on large and thick paper).
Bewick. Figures of British Land and "Water Birds, together
with a few Figures of Foreign Birds. Newcastle, 1817,
demy 4to. Twenty-five copies printed without letterpress-
(£3 to £4, and double on India paper, of which a few sets
were struck off).
In the late Mr. "William Wells' sale (May, 1890), a set of the figures
and tailpieces to the birds and quadrupeds, containing 855 woodcuts,
proofs on India paper, and mounted in a volume 4to. (said to be pur-
chased by Mr. Wells from Bewick a few years before his death),
realized £30.
Bewick. Fables of iEsop and others, with designs on wood,
by T. Bewick, with thumb-mark receipt. Newcastle, 1818
(30s., and double on large paper, and treble on imperial
paper).
Bewick. Select Fables, in three parts . . . Newcastle, 1784,
first edition, with woodcuts, by T. Bewick (25s. to 30s.).
Bewick. Select Fables, with Cuts designed and engraved by
Thomas and John Bewick, and others, previous to the year
1784, together with a Memoir and a descriptive Catalogue
of the Works of Messrs. Bewick. Newcastle, 1820, 8vo.,
portrait of T. Bewick on India paper, and woodcuts (30s.,
and double on large paper, and treble on imperial paper).
Bewick. Vignettes to Bewick's Various Works. Newcastle,
1827,. 8vo. and 4to. (15s. to 25s. respectively).
This 4to. volume, consisting of 241 vignettes on India paper, was
published as a companion to the Figures of Quadrupeds and Birds,
which together are sometimes bound in 2 vols. T. Perkins' copy on
large paper, printed on one side, realized in July, 1889, £3 10s. ; John .
Percy's L.P. copy, proofs on India paper, was sold in May, 1890, for
£4 16s.
BiBiENA (De). La Poupde. Londres, 1788, 16mo., frontis-
piece, not signed (3s.).
Bible. The "Thumb Bible." E. Newberry, 1780, 64mo.,
plates (10s., and more than double in morocco).
Bible (La Sainte) contenant I'Ancienne et le Nouveau Testament,
traduite . . • par M. Le Maistre de Saci. Nouvelle
edition, ornde de 300 figures, gravees d'aprfes les dessins de
Marillier. Paris, Defer de Maisonneuve, Imprimerie de
Monsieur, 1789-1804, 12 Vols., roy. 8vo., 204 plates for the
Old and 96 plates for the New Testament, after Marillier
60 BIBLIOTHEQUE— BICKHAM
and Monsiau by Dambrun, Delaunay jeune, Delignon,
etc. (50s. to 60s., and double on large paper, roy. 4to, and
large vellum paper with the unlettered proofs, £8 to ^610,
and more in contemporary morocco).
Bibliotheque bleue (La), entierement refondue et considerable-
ment augmentee. Paris, Costard et Fournier, 1775-1783,
7 parts in 2 vols., Bvo., 6 pretty plates by Patas, Chatelain,
Marchand, Le Grand, and Delvaux after Desrais ( 12s. to 15s.).
The collection comprises : Histoire de Pierre de Provence et de la
Belle Maguelonne, Histoire de Robert le Diable, Histoire de Richard
sans Peur, Histoire de Fortunatus, Histoire des enfants de Fortunatus,
Histoire de Jean de Calais, Les quatre fils Aymon.
Bibliothfeqiie de Campagne. Amsterdam, Rey, 1765, 12 vols.,
12mo., 12 frontispieces and 12 plates by Bolomey
(20s. to 25s.).
The original drawings with the plates in "tirages a part " were sold
some years ago in the Hague for about 1500 frs.
Bibliotheque Choisie de Contes, de Faceties, et de bons mots
. . . par une Soci^te de Gens de Lettres. A Paris, Eoyez,
1786, 4 vols., 16mo., 4 unlettered frontispieces, unsigned
(10s.)
Bibliothfeque des Boudoirs, choix d'ouvrages rares et recherches.
Avignon, Thomas, 1798, 2 vols., 16mo., frontispiece (5s.).
Bickham (G.). First Principles of Heraldry. London (1742),
8vo., engraved throughout (5s.).
Bickham. Universal Penman. London, R. Sayer (1743), foL,
portrait and 212 plates (20s. to 30s.).
Bickham. British Monarchy, a chorographical Description,
comprehending the American Colonies. London, 1748, fol.,
100 maps and plates (25s. to 30s.).
Bickham. Delicise Britannicse, or the Curiosities of Kensington,
Hampton Court, and Windsor Castle delineated. London,
1742, 12mo., pp. viii.-184 (B.-N 4), with 9 plates (10s.).
Bickham. Musical Entertainer . . . London, n.d., 2 vols., folio,
200 songs with music, engraved throughout, having
illustrations heading each piece (£4 to £5).
Bickham. Collection of Bird's-Eye Views of the Several
Counties in England and Wales, exhibiting a pleasing land-
scape of each county. London, 1796, 4to., frontispiece and
46 plates (£2 to £3).
BIDPAI— BIJOUX 61
BiDPAi ET LoKMAN. Les Contes et Fables indiennes, traduits
par Galland. A Paris, chez Cavelier -phre, 1724, 2 vols.,
12mo., 8 plates, not signed (12s. to 15s.).
Bienfaits de I'Assembl^e nationale, entretiens de la mfere
Saumon, doyenne des halles, suivis de vaudevilles. Paris,
1792, 32mo., pretty little plate, not signed (4s.).
Bifevre (de). Histoire des deux Aspasies, femmes illustres de la
Grece, avec des remarques historiques et critiques.
Amsterdam, 1757, 12mo., frontispiece (3s.).
BiiiVEB (de). Lettres ecrites a Madame la comtesse Tation
par le sieur de Bois-Flotte, etudiant en droit-fil, ouvrage
traduit de I'anglois. Quatrieme Edition, augmentec de
plusieurs notes d'infamie. Amsterdam (Paris) aux ddpens
de la compagnie des perdreaux, 1770, 8vo., 1 plate by Clonk
after Dienkerpegh, and vignette, not signed (8s. to 10s.).
Bi:fevRE. Vercing^toxix, tragedie, ceuvre posthume du sieur de
Bois-Flotte, Etudiant en droit-fil, suivie de notes historiques
de I'auteur. S. L. (Paris), 1770, 8vo., plate, not signed (4s.).
Bijou de Soci^te (Le), ou TAmusement des Graces. A Paphos
S. D. (Paris, 1784), 2 vols., 12mo., engraved title and
100 vignettes, not signed, attributed to Leclerc or Desrais
(£2).
The book is identical with " Le Cabinet de Lampsaque."
Bijou (le) des Dames, nouveau Costume frangais, et de la
Connaissance des diamans, des perles et des parfums les
plus precieux, avec Tablettes ^conomiques, perte et gain.
A Paris, chez Denos, ing^nieur-geograph et libraire de sa
Majeste Danoise (1780), 16mo., title within border and
frontispiece representing head-gears of the ladies from
Henri IV. to Louis XIV. period (15s.).
Bijoux des neuf sceurs (Les). Paris, Defer de Maisonneuve,
1790. Imprimerie de Clousier, 1789, 2 vols., 16mo.,
2 frontispieces and 4 unlettered proof plates by Gaucher
after le Barbier (25s. to 30s.).
The plates were first printed in the Chasons de Piis. The original
drawings of the frontispieces by Le Barbier are in the Roederer
Collection, at Reims.
Bijoux du petit-neveu de I'Ar^tin (Les), ou Etrennes libertines,
d^diees aux femmes ci-devant de qualite et sensibles, s'il
s'en trouve, aux honn§tes representants de la nation, dont
62 BILDEEBEOKE— BILLAEDON
le nombre est limite, aux chastes ecclesiastiques dont I'age
cfede aux plaisirs, enfin aux sectateurs voluptueux des
plaisirs de Tamour, et partout il s'en trouve, pour le courant
de rannee 1793, avec 16 figures en taille-douce. Paris, de
rimprimerie de la Delaunay 1793, 8vo., 16 plates, not signed
(£2).
BiLDERBECKE (Baron de). Cyane, ou lea jeux de destin, roman
grec. Neuwied et Strasbourg, 1790, 8vo., frontispiece and
3 pretty tailpieces, not signed (6s.).
Billardon de Sauvigny. Histoire amoureuse de Pierre le Long
et de sa trfes honor^e dame Blanche Bazu, ecritte (sic) par
iceluy. A Londres (Paris), 1765, 12mo., engraved title
with fleuron, representing the two joint busts of Pierre
and Blanche, frontispiece before letters and 3 etched
vignettes, and music (I2s. to 15s.).
Reprinted under the title, " L'lnnocence du premier age en France."
Paris, Delalain, 1768, 8vo., with the same illustrations.
Billardon de Sauvigny. La Rose ou la Fete de Salency. Paris,
1768, 8vo., frontispiece by Moreau le jeune after Greuze
(4s.).
Billardon de Sauvigny. L'Isle d'Ouessant, Bvo., vignette by
Moreau and 14 plates of music (4s.).
Billardon de Sauvigny. Le Parnasse des Dames. Paris,
Euault, 1773, 9 vols., 8vo., 9 engraved titles (6 different),
frontispiece and 15 vignettes, 9 of which are with the
portraits of Sapho, Marguerite de Navarre, Louise Lab^,
Mme. Desroches, la comtesse de la Suze, Mile, de Scuderi,
Mme. and Mile. Deshouli^res, Mme. de Louvencourt and
Mile. Cheron ; 2 with subjects and 4 with simple names,
by Ponce after Marillier (20s.).
Charming illustrations and elegant titles. The last 4 vols, are
entitled, "Theatre des femmes angloises" (2), "Theatre des femmes
fran9oises " (1), and " Theatre des femmes danoises et des femmes alle-
mandes." A voL 2 to the " Femmes franfoises " was announced, but it
is doubtful whether it was ever published.
Billardon de Sauvigny. Les Aprfes-soupers de la Societe, petit
theatre lyrique et moral. A Sybaris et a Paris, et chez
I'auteur, 1782-3, 23 parts in 6 vols., 16mo., 28 plates by
Aliamet, Berthet, Giraud le jeune, de Launay, de Longueil,
Martinet, and Massard, after Eisen, Binet, and Martinet.
BILLAEDON— BION 63
Vol. i. has 5 plates and 18 pp. of engraved music ; vol. ii., 5 plates
and 15 pp. of music ; vol. iii., 6 plates and 8 pp. of music ; vol. iv., 4 plates
and 10 pp. of music; vol. v., 5 plates and 10 pp. of music; vol. vi.,
3 plates and no music. The book is appreciated because of the fine
execution of the plates. The work originally came out in parts, some
of which, having at an early stage been sold out, were afterwards
reprinted. The originals, which are with difficulty found together,
can be distinguished by the printed title to each piece, starting with
letter A, while the reprint starts with A 2. The paper of the reprint is
bluish. Originals £6 to £8, reprints less than half.
Billardon de Sauvigny. Les Amours de Pierre le Long et
de Blanclie Bazu. Paris, 1796, 12mo., engraved title by
Blanchard, after Villemin (4s.).
Billardon de Sauvigny. La Mort de Socrate, tragedie en trois
aetes. et en vers. Paris, Prault, 1763, 8vo., 1 plate by
Levesque (3s.).
Billardon de Sauvigny. Poesies de Sapho, suivies de differentes
poesies dans le m6me genre. Amsterdam, 1777, pretty
medal portrait by Delaunay, after Marillier (3s.).
Billardon de Sauvigny. Voyage de Madame Adelaide et de
Madame Victoire en Lorraine, a Lundville, 1761, post 8vo.,
25 pp., and etching by Mme. de Pompadour (20s. to 25s.) ;
very rare, as it was probably " tire a petit nombre,"
Billington (Mrs.), memoirs of, from her birth, containing a
variety of matter, ludicrous, theatrical, musical, etc.
London, 1792, 8vo., portrait (20s. to 25s.).
An infamous attack on this celebrated vocalist with a view, it is
supposed, of extorting money. An answer, with the Life and Adventures
of Richard Daly, Esq., and an account of the Irish Theatre, appeared
in the same year, and is of equal value.
Bimont. Principes de I'Art du Tapissier, ouvrage utile aux
gens de la profession et a ceux qui les employent, dedie a
Mgr. le Dauphin, par M. Bimont, mattre et marchant
tapissier. Paris, Lottin I'ain^, 1774, 12mo., 29 folding
plates of furniture, rare (£3 to £4).
Binos (L'Abbe de). Voyage par I'ltalie en Egypte, au mont
Liban et en Palestine ou Terre sainte, avec figures. Paris,
Boudet, 1787, 2 vols., 12mo., 12 plates of costumes
(20s.).
Bion. Traits de la Construction et des principaux Usages des
Instruments de mathematiques, 4°°. edition. Paris, chez
Jombert, 1752, 4to., fine portrait of Bion by de Lafmessin,
64 BION— BITAUB^
frontispiece, and vignette heading the dedication both after
Scotin, and one ornamented initial letter (3s.).
Bion et Moschus. Idylles de, traduites en frangais par J. B.
Gail, etc. Ouvrage orne de figures dessindes par Le Barbier.
A Paris, chez Gail, I'an troisifeme (1795), 1 6mo., vellum paper,
portrait, and 4 plates by Dambrun, Delignon, and Gaucher
after Le Barbier (3s., and on vellum paper with the
unlettered proofs, 40s., and with the etchings, very scarce,
particularly that of the portrait, a fancy price).
Birch (W.). Delices de la Grande Bretagne. London, 1791,
4to., oblong, 36 plates of views by various artists, including
2 by Kowlandson, with Descriptions (30s. to 40s.).
Bitaubd. Guillaume de Nassau, ou la Fondation des Provinces
Unies. Amsterdam, Magerus, 1773, 8vo., fleuron on the
title, and 10 plates by Van der Meer, after Chodowiecki
(10s. to 12s.).
Bitaube. Guillaume de Nassau . . . nouvelle edition. Paris',
Prault, 1775, 12mo., fleuron on the title, and 1 plate
designed and engraved by Moreau (4s., and more with
unlettered proof).
Bitaube. Joseph, poeme en neuf Chants. Berlin, Samuel Pitra,
1767, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece, and 9 pretty plates by
Meil (10s.).
Bitaube. Joseph, poeme en neuf Chants. Geneve, 1777, 2 vols.,
12mo., 9 plates by Nee after Marillier (10s.).
Bitaube. Joseph, poeme . . . Quatrifeme edition. Paris, Didot
I'ame, 1786, 2 parts, 8vo., portrait by Saint- Aubin after
Cochin, and 9 plates by Nde after Marillier (12s., and on
large vellum paper with unlettered proofs, £2 to £3).
Renouard's copy printed on vellum with the 9 original drawings by
Marillier, plus the unlettered proofs and the etchiugs originally sold in
his sale, in 1854, for 130 frs., was resold in the Double sale in 1863 for
700 frs., and again in the Benzon sale it brought 3000 frs. ; now it is in
the Rattier Collection. Several copies were struck off on vellum, one of
these with the plates on vellum paiated like miniatures, 316 frs. The
book was also published in the same year in 2 vols., 16mo., "papier
ordinaire," and "papier velin."
Bitaube. Joseph . . . sixifeme edition revue et corrigee. Paris,
Didot I'ain*^, an V. (1797), 2 vols. 16mo., 9 plates by Nde
after Marillier {6s., and double on vellum paper).
It is a reproduction of the preceding small edition in a reduced form.
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Blackguardiana, or Dictionary of Eogues, Bawds, Shoplifters,
Murderers, Pirates, Mountebanks, Whores, Pickpockets,
Coiners, Housebreakers, Gipsies (by Jas. Caulfield), 20
curious portraits. London, n.d. (1795), 8vo. (30s, to 40s.).
[Blackwell (Henry)]. The English. Fencing Master, or the'
Compleat Tuterour of the Small Sword, in a Dialogue
between Master and Scholar. London, printed by J.
Downing in Bartholomew Close for the author, 1702, sm.
4to., 5 woodcuts ; rare (£3 to £4). The Ashburnham copy
in old English blue morocco with gilt ornamental panels,
£9 15s. (June, 1897).
Blake (W.). Silver Drops, or Serious Things, with Letters
concerning the Lady's Charity School, at Highgate.
London, n.d., 12mb., 293 pages (A.T. 3), with 4 plates
(£2 to £3).
Blake (W.). Wit's Magazine, 1784-5, 2 vols., Bvo., folding
plates by Blake, and others (20s. to 30s.).
Blake (W.). Lavater (J. C), Aphorisms on Man, translated
from the original MS. (by Henry Fuseli), 1788, post 8vo.,
frontispiece by Blake (4s. to 5s.).
Blake (W.). Book of Thel, 1789, 4to., 8 engraved leaves
(one more than mentioned by Gilchrist), with 6 coloured
designs, including title (4 illustrated by vignettes, and
2 by ornamental head and tail pieces) (£25). The Gaisford
copy in morocco, £29 (1890).
A mystical allegory full of tender beauty and enigmatic meaning.
Blake (W.). Songs of Innocence, the Author and Printer W.
Blake. 1789, 8vo., engraved throughout in colours by the
artist on 27 pages. Original Edition (£40).
Mrs. Blake assisted her husband in the printing, delighting in a task
so congenial to her artistic feeling and taste. The poet having, in fact,
with the aid of his wife, performed the writing, designing, printing, and
engraving, he was literally the author of his own book.
Blake (W.). Songs of Innocence and of Experience, showing
the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul ; the author
and printer, W. Blake. 1789-94, 8vo. and 4to., title and
53 unnumbered pages, with designs engraved and coloured
by the author-artist (£60 to £80). The Gaisford copy,
8vo., £87, and the copy in 4to., containing only 31 un-
numbered pages, £41 (1890) ; Lawrence's copy, 4to., with
only 21 designs, in colours, £52 (1892).
Some copies bear the water-mark of 1825, Blake having done them
shortly before his death. The widow, on receipt of a cheque for £20
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from the Bisiiop of Limerick, seut him her husband's own copy so dated.
If in the Songs of Innocence Blake's even temper is in keeping with
its name, in those of Experience it is of a gloomier cast ; the poetic
excellence is in both fully maintained.
Blake (W.). Marriage of Heaven and Hell. 1790, 8vo. and
4to., 'li illuminated pages, with 14 coloured designs (being
3 more than mentioned by Gilchrist) (£30 to £40).
In some copies the letters are red, in others a golden brown. An
attempt to fathom the depths of the mystery of Evil. The designs are
highly finished.
Blake (W.). Campe's Elementary Dialogues for Youth. 1791,
12mo., 16 plates (10s.).
Blake (W.). WoUstoneeraft (Mary). Original Stories from
Real Life. London, 1791, 12mo., first edition, (5 plates
engraved by W. Blake (12s. to 15s.).
Blake (W.). Salzmann. Elements of Morality. 1792, 3
vols., 12mo., 50 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Blake (W.). The Visions of the Daughters of Albion . . .
1793, foL, 6 leaves, including frontispiece and title, with 8
illuminated designs by Blake (£20 to £25). The Gaisford
copy, £26 10s. (1890).
Blake (W.). America, a Prophecy. Lambeth, 1793, fol., 20
pages, with 18 designs, printed in white or blue ink, plain
or coloured (£30 to £40). The Gaisford copy, presented
by the author, with his autograph inscription, and bound
in morocco extra, ornamented with gold tooling and
variegated leather by Bedford, £61 (1890).
The theme is the American "War of Independence. Literary merit is
wanting, but the designs display great power and beauty.
Blake (W.). Gates of Paradise. Lambeth, 1793, 12mo., 17
leaves, containing 16 engravings of emblems, accompanied
by verses with a motto to each. Some copies have also
the " Keys of the Gates " (£20 to £30).
Blake (W.). Europe, a Prophecy. Lambeth, 1794, fol., title,
frontispiece and 15 plates, plain or coloured, by the artist
(£20 to £30, and £50 to £60 respectively). Blake's
favourite composition.
Blake (W.). First Book of Urizen. Lambeth, 1794, 4to., 26
leaves, with designs coloured by the artist (£20 to £25).
The Gaisford copy, containing an original coloured drawing
of the Preludium, inserted and bound in morocco by Bed-
ford, £66 (1890).
The design, like the text, is characterized by a monotony of horror.
BLAKE 67
Blake (W.). The Song of Los. . . . 1795, 4to. It is divided
in two portions, one headed Africa, the other Asia, text
illuminated, and 2 full-page illustrations (£10 to £12),
Blake (W.). The Book of Ahania. 1795, 4to., text engraved
with 3 designs (one more than mentioned by Grilchrist) (£10
to £12).
Blake (W.). Biirger (G. A.). Leonora, a Tale, translated by
J. T. Stanley and others. London, 1796, 4to. (20s.).
Frontispiece and two vignettes by W. Blake, and 2 en-
gravings by Chodowiecki, the German Hogarth.
Blake (W.). Young (E.),_ Night Thoughts. 1797, sm. foL,
42 illustrations (the List should not be wanting) (£6 to
£8, and treble and more coloured).
Blake (W.). Enfield (W.). The Speaker. 1799, 12mo., 4
plates, two of them by Blake (4s. to 5s.).
Blake (W.). Salzmann. Gymnastics for Youth. 1800, 8vo.,.
frontispiece and 9 plates by Blake (6s. to 8s.).
Blake (W.). Designs to a Series of Ballads written by W..
Hayley, founded on Anecdotes relating to Animals, drawn,,
engraved, and published by Wm. Blake. Chichester, J.
Seagrave, 1802, 4to., 11 full-page engravings and vignettes.
(£6 to £7).
The subsequent" edition of Hayley's Ballads on Animals, 1805, con-
tains two of the plates, " The Eagle " and " The Lion," repetitions from
the quarto , edition, and three new plates, viz.: "The Dog," " The-
Hermit's Dog," and " The Horse " (the last being the Unest in the^
series). It proved a failure from the beginning, and even now
commands a very low figure, say a few shillings.
Blake (W.). Hayley (W.). Triumphs of Temper, a poem..
1803, 8vo., 6 plates from Maria Flaxman's designs by W.
Blake (15s., and double on large paper).
Blake (W.). Milton, a Poem in Two Books. 1804, 4to., 50-
pages, engraved and coloured by the author-artist (£25
to £30).
Blake (W.). Jerusalem, the Emanation of the Giant Albion.
1804, fol., 100 engraved pages, mostly plain, but there are
copies in blue, in red, in tints and in colours heightened
with gold by the artist (£10, £20, £30, and £50 respec-
tively, and double on large paper).
"Abstract qualities" is the characteristic of this work.
68 BLAKE— BLIN
Blake (W.). Baldwin (E.). Fables, ancient and modern. 1805,
2 vols., 12mo., 72 engravings in the text (lOs.).
Blake (W.). Lamb (C). Tales from Shakespeare. 1807, 2
vols., 12mo. First edition, 20 plates (£10).
Blake (AV.). Blair (R.). The Grave, a Poem. 1808, roy. 4to.,
12 plates by Schiavonetti after Blake (15s. to 20s., and
double on large paper).
Blake (W.). Hayley(W.). Life of George Eomney. Chichester,
1809, 4to., 12 portraits and plates after Eomney (except
one), by Blake (Sketch of a Shipwreck), Caroline Watson,
Raimbach, and W. Hains (£3 to £4, and more on large
paper).
Blake (W.). Chaucer's Prologue and Characters from the
Canterbury Tales, 1812, 12mo., frontispiece by Blake (3s.).
Blake (W.). Allen (C). Roman History, n.d., 12mo., 4 plates
by Blake (3s. to 4s.).
Blake (W.). Trimmer (Mrs.). Scripture Lessons, 1816-17, 2
vols., 24mo., 64 illustrations (5s. to 6s.). ,
Blake (W.). Virgil's Pastorals (Latin with English explana-
tions, imitations, etc.), by R. J. Thornton, 1821, 2 vols.,
12mo., 230 engravings by Blake, Cruikshank, and Bewick
(5s. to 6s.).
JBlake (W.). Illustrations to Dante, 1822, imp. foL, 7 India
proof plates (£5 to £6). Lord Brabourne's copy, £10
(1891).
Blake executed 100 drawings, but lived to engrave only seven, and
even these are only half finished.
Blake (W.). Illustrations of the Book of Job, 1825 (the cover
is dated 1826), foL, title and 21 plates (£8, and double for
proofs and treble on large paper with India proofs).
Here Blake attained a high degree of sublimity, and deserves to be
called the English Rembrandt. There exists a duplicate set which Blake
specially executed- for his friend Mr. Linell, and which is even finer in
detail.
Blake (W.). See Malkin's Life of a Child, Msop's and Gay's
Fables.
Blanchard. Simplice, ou les Voluptes de I'Amour. Paris,
1797, 16mo., frontispiece, not signed (4s.).
Blin de Sainmore. Joachim, ou le.Triomphe de la pitid filiale,
drame en trois actes et en vers, suivi d'un choix de poesies
BLIN— BLOMEFIELD 60
fugitives . . . Amsterdam et Paris, Delalain, etc., 1775,
8vo., 1 plate by Duflos, jun., after Marillier (3s.).
Blin de Sainmore. Lettre de Biblis a Caunus son frfere,
prec^dde d'une lettre a I'aiiteur . . . Paris, Sebastien Jorry,
1765, 8vo., plate by Aliamet after Gravelot, vignette and
tailpiece by de Longueil after Eisen (3s.).
The vignette and tailpiece are superior to the plate.
Blin de Sainmore. Lettre de Gabrielle d'Estrees a Henri IV.,
prec^d^e d'une epitre a M. de Voltaire et de sa reponse . . .
Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1766, 8vo., plate by Rousseau,
vignette by Massard, tailpiece by Aliamet, all after Eisen
(3s.).
Blin de Sainmore. Lettre de Jean Galas a sa femme et a ses
enfants, prdc^dee d'une dpitre a Madame de . . . sur le
sentiment, 3"° Mition. Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1765, Svo.,
plate and tailpiece by de Ghendt, vignette by Massard, all
after Eisen (3s.).
Blin de Sainmore. Lettre de Sapho a Phaon, prdcddee d'une-
Epitre a Rosine, d'une vie de Sapho, etc. Paris, Sebastien
' Jorry, 1767, 8vo., plate by Aliamet after Gravelot, vignette
by Ghendt after Eisen, and tailpiece by Choifard (3s.).
These four pieces have reappeared under the general title of
" Heroides," or, Lettres en vers, Paris, S. Jorry, 1767-8, with the same
illustrations. Copies exist on large Dutch paper, worth double.
Blin de Sainmore. Lettre de la Duchesse de la Vallifere a
Louis XIV., pr^cedee d'un Abregd de sa vie . . . Londres-
et Paris, Lejay, 1773, Bvo., plate by Dupin fils, under the
direction of Saint-Aubin after the picture of Lebrun, and a.
tailpiece, not signed (3s.).
Bloemaart (A. and E.). (Eorspronkelyk en Vermaard Konstryk
Tekenboek. Amsterdam, 1740, folio, portrait and 166
plates engraved by Picart (30s, to 40s.).
Blome (R.). The Gentleman's Recreation, consisting of
Horsemanship, Hawking, Hunting, Fowling, Fishing, and
Agriculture, second edition corrected, with near one-half of
Additions, and with a third part A Compleat Body of all our
Forest, Chace and Game Laws, 1710, folio, 82 plates (£6,
and more on large paper and particularly in morocco).
The first edition, 1686, has only 76 plates, but has in addition 10 plates
of Arms of " Benefactors of this work " not included in the second (£5).
Blomefield (F.). Essay towards a Topographical History of
the County, of Norfolk, continued by the Rev. Charles
70 BLONDEL— BOCCACCIO
Parkin. Fersfield and Lynn, 1739-75, 5 vols., fol.,
pedigrees and plates (the pedigree of Blomefield, and the
Dedication to Nuthall, and Monument of Bishop Hall are
missing in some copies) (£15 to £20).
Blondel (Jacques-Frangois). De la Distribution des maisons de
plaisance et de la Decoration des edifices. Paris, 1737, 2
vols., 4to., frontispiece by Soubeyran, and vignettes, tail-
pieces after Cochin, and 160 plates (£6 to £8).
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy in morocco with arms and cipher of Louis
XV., 311 frs. (1895).
Blondel (Jacques-Frangois). Architecture franjoise, ou Kecueil
des plans, Elevations, coupes et profils des dglises, maisons
royales, palais, h6tels et edifices les plus considerables de
Paris. Paris, Jombert, 1752-56, 4 vols., folio. Fleuron
l)y Flipart after Cochin, the same on each title, pretty
vignette comprising the arms of the Marquis de Marigny,
by Gallimard after Cochin fils, 2 vignettes designed and
•engraved by Bellicard, and a large number of plates of
•architecture. Eecherche on account of the views and plans
■of monuments which have long ceased to exist.
The book was destined to come out in 8 vols., with 1200 plates, but
only vols. 1 to 4 appeared thus : 1. Le Faubourg Saiat-Germain, 152
plates; 2. Le Luxembourg, la Cite, le Marais, etc., 148 plates; 3. Les
Rues SaLat-Denis, Montmartre, Saint-Honore, Le Palais Royal, 140
plates ; 4. Le Louvre, les Tuileries et le Chateau de Versailles (£30 to
£40), Pichon copy (originally Randon de Boissel's) on large paper in
morocco, 2010 frs. ; Behague copy, 3450 frs. ; M. Hip. Destailleur's copy
extended to 10 vols, by the insertion of 1572 additional plates, 10,020
frs. (1895).
Blondel. Cours d' Architecture, ou Traite de la Decoration,
distribution et construction des B^timents, contenant les
legons donn^es en 1750 et les anndes suivantes par J. F.
Blondel, architecte, dans son ecole des Arts (continuee par
M. Patte). A Paris, chez Desaint, 1771-77, 6 vols. 8vo. of
text, and 3 vols, containing 375 plates (£3 to £4). M. Hip.
Destailleur's copy, 112 frs.
Blower (Mme. Elisa). Maria, ou Lettres d'un gentilhomme
anglois a une religieuse, traduites de I'anglois. A Rome, et
se trouve a Paris, chez Le Tellier, 1787, 12mo., 1 plate in
bistre, not signed (3s.).
Boccaccio. II Decamerone. Londra (Parigi), 1757, 5 vols., 8vo.,
portrait, 5 frontispieces, 110 plates^ and 97 tailpieces by
Aliamet, Baquoy, Flipart, Legrand, Lemire, Lempereur,
BOCCACCIO 71
F. Lempereur, Leveau, Moitte, Ouvrier, Pasquier, Pitre-Mar-
tenaise, Saint- Aubin, Sornique and Tardieu, after Gravelot,
Bouclier, Cochin and Eisen (£6, and treble and considerably
more in old morocco, particularly so with the series of the
" Estampes galantes ") (consisting of frontispiece without
the letterpress and 20 plates on fine paper, and without
floreate or any border, being characteristic of the rare first
issue).
Several issues exist of this edition, and the prevailing notion is that
the very first may be recognized by the " paraphe " impressed on the
back of some of the plates. In my opinion, after examiniag numberless
copies with a view to ascertain the fact, this theory is fallacious, as the
French plates, which are generally acknowledged to be later impressions,
almost invariably bear that stamp. All the editions are on Dutch
paper, and the test is the beauty of the impression. E. Martin's copy
in old red morocco, 600 frs. The unique collection, in 6 vols., of
405 plates, consisting of artists' proofs, etchings, and head and tailpieces
in " tirage a part " designed by Eisen, Gravelot, Cochin and Boucher,
was acquired in the Beckford sale (1882) for £130. It was afterwards
offered by M. Morgand in his catalogue de la Bibliotheque de M.
Eugene Paillet (1887) for 6000 frs.
Boccaccio. Le Decameron de Jean Boccace, traduit par Le
Magon. Londres (Paris), 1757, 5 vols., 8vo. The illustra-
tions are the same as in the above-described Italian edition
(£6, and in morocco according to state).
This French version is more valued in France than the original Italian
edition. Some French connoisseurs allege that the illustrations were
simultaneously executed for both editions, and it has even been
suggested that the French proofs were anterior to the Italian ones.
This suggestion, though made by a highly competent artist and critic,
fails, we think, to carry conviction to a close observer ; suffice it to
mention that in the early copies of the Italian edition all the volumes
bear the date 1757, while the French edition is invariably dated
1757-61. The plate in the first " Nouvelle" of the 8th Day differs in
the French from the Italian edition. Large-paper copies should be
avoided, as the impressions they contain are inferior and worn. They
may be classed with the reissues which bear the original date, but are
easily to be detected by the weak and pale state of the plates. The
Behague copy in old red morocco with the "Estampes galantes," 1620
frs. ; Delbergne-Cormont's copy in a similar state, 1520 frs. ; Quentin-
Bauchart's copy in red morocco by Derome, 5200 frs. ; resold in the
R. Lion sale for 5000 frs. ; Comte de LigneroUes' copy in red morocco,
with dentelle double, and with arms on sides by Derome, 6960 frs.
(1894), In the same year St. Quentin's copy in old red morocco with
dentelle, 1200 frs.; M. DelzoUies' copy in red morocco double with
dentelle (Padeloup), 915 frs.; Gravelot's original drawings have partly
figured in the Villot sale. They are nearly all now in the Roederer
Collection at Reims ; the original drawing of the frontispiece containing
Boccaccio's portrait belongs to M. G. de Villeneuve. In the first issue
the frontispiece of the 21 extra plates is without the inscription of
" Estampes galantes des Contes du Boccace."
72 BOCCACE— BOILEAU
Boccace (Le petit), ou les dangers de 1' Amour, ses peines, ses
tourments, etrennes aux amants malheureux. A Paris,
Desnos, s.d., 16mo., 10 charming plates after Binet (15s.).
Boffrand (Germain). Livre d'Architeeture contenant les
principes g^neraux de cet art, les plans, elevations et profils
de quelques-uns des b&,timents b^tis en France et dans les
pays etrangers par le sieur Boffrand, architecte. Paris,
Cavelier, 1743-45, folio, pretty vignette by Tardieu after
Boucher, and 68 plates of architecture, numbered 1 to 70 ;
plates 21 and 11 were never published (£5 to £6).
Ten of these plates represent the interior decoration of the Hdtel de
Soubise engraved by Babel and Lunas.
Boffrand. Description de ce qui a ete pratique pour fondre en
bronze, d'un seul jet, la figure equestre de Louis XIY. en
1699. Paris, 1743, fol., 20 plates (£3).
" The plate representing " le four " is rare, and should not be missing.
Boileau. (Euvres diverses du S' Boileau Desprdaux ... A
Paris, Denys Thierry, 1701, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and
plates (12s.). The last edition published during the
author's lifetime.
Boileau. (Euvres de Nicolas Boileau Despreaux, nouvelle
edition, revue et augmentee. Paris, chez Esprit Billiot,
1713, 2 parts in 1 vol., 4to., nice portrait by Drevet after
de Troy, vignette heading the Discours au Roi, signed,
Gillot inv., Scotin sc.y and 6 plates for " le Lutrin" by
Scotin and Dufios after Gillot (12s.).
This edition, commenced by Valincourt and Renandot during the
author's life, was finished two years after his death.
Boileau. (Euvres de . . . Amsterdam, 1715, 2 vols., 12mo.,
2 engraved titles, not signed, portrait by A. de Blois after
F. de Troy, and 6 plates for "le Lutrin" by Van Gouwen (5s.).
Boileau. (Euvres de Boileau Despreaux, avec des eclaircisse-
mens historiques donnez par lui-m^me. Genfeve, 1716,
2 vols., 4to., fine portrait of Boileau by F. Chereau after
Eigaud, portrait of the Regent Philippe d'Orleans by Fr.
Chereau after Santerre, and 6 plates for " le Lutrin " by
Chereau (12s. to 15s.).
Pirst edition with the satire on " L'Equivoque."
Boileau. (Euvres de Nicolas Boileau Despreaux, avec des
eclaircissemens historiques donnez par lui-mlme, nouvelle
edition revue, corrigee et augmentee de diverses remarques
(par Brossette), enrichie de figures gravees par Bernard
BOILEAU 73
Picart le Eomain. Amsterdam, David Mortier, 1718,
2 vols., fol. and 4to., superb frontispiece, same fleuron on-
each title, portrait of the Princess of Wales, 6 plates, with
a frontispiece for " le Lutrin," 2 vignettes, 27 tailpieces
(several of which are repeated) (40 engravings in all), and
2 ornamented letters, all by B. Picart, save the portrait
by V. Gunst after Kneller (20s. and considerably more in
morocco).
Few copies printed on large paper are very rare, and last century they
were much coveted by amateurs. Gosford copy on ordinary paper, red
morocco double with citron morocco, and large dentelle inside and out,
by Padeloup, 3500 frs. Reprinted 1729, with frontispiece and plates
for " le Lutrin," within grotesque borders, re-engraved, some of the tail-
pieces either suppressed or modified (those on pages 19, 199, 216, 228,
289, 372 and 445 are new).
Boileau. Gluvres de Nicolas Boileau Despreaux, avec des eclair-
cissement historiques donnez parlui-mfime, nouvelle edition,
revue, corrigee et augmentee, enrichie de figures gravees
par Bernard Picart le Eomain. La Haye, Vaillant, Gosse et
de Hondt, 1722, 4 vols., 12mo., fine frontispiece and 6 plates
for "le Lutrin" (reduced from those of the 1718 edition) (5s.).
Fleuron on the title of first volume, a large folding plate containing
tailpiece with coat of arms, and 29 distinct tailpieces, all designed and
engraved by B. Picart. Eehague copy in red morocco with arms of
Mme. Adelaide, 400 frs. ; Leboeuf de Montgermont's large-paper copy
in 8vo., with 34 tailpieces in red morocco, by Padeloup, 1020 frs.
Boileau. Gluvres de M. Boileau Despreaux, avec des eclaircis-
semens historiques. Paris, veuve Alix, 1740, 2 vols.,
roy. 4to., portrait by Eavenet, after Eigaud, fleuron alike
for both titles, 7 vignettes by Eavenet, after Tremolieres,
38 tailpieces, and 6 ornamented letters, not signed, together
with an escutcheon fleuron heading the preface (12s. and
much more large-paper copies in sm. fol.).
This edition is invested with a special interest, inasmuch as the
original orthography of Boileau is therein preserved intact, while in the
other editions it has been modernized. Sometimes this edition contains
the series of Cochin's 6 plates for " le Lutrin " within historiated borders,
the same proofs which without borders have been utilized in the 1747
edition.
Boileau. CEuvres de Boileau Despreaux. Dresde, 1746, 4 vols.,
8vo., frontispiece by Bernigeroth, fleuron - vignette by
Bernigeroth, after Lippert on each title, and 6 plates for
" le Lutrin," designed and engraved by Bernigeroth (6s.).
Boileau. OEuvres de M. Boileau Despreaux, nouvelle edition,
avec des eclaircissements historiques donnes par lui-m^me
74 BOILEAU
et rediges par M. Brossette, etc. . . . avec des remarques
et des dissertations critiques par M. de Saint-Marc. Paris,
David et Durand (Impr. de J. B. Coignard), 1747, 5 vols.,
8vo., portrait by Daull^ after Eigaud, 5 fleurons on the
titles by Boucher after Eisen, 39 vignettes by Aveline,
de la Fosse (and some not signed), after Eisen, 25 tailpieces
not signed (only two bearing the name of Mathey sc), and
6 plates for " le Lutrin," designed and engraved by Cochin
fils (not signed) (15s. and considerably more in old morocco,
particularly by one of the special binders of the period).
Copies on fine Dutch paper, and signatures marked with stars, or on
stout paper, are much in request. Such a copy in old morocco in the
Silvestre de Sacy sale brought 750 frs. ; the Leboeuf de Montgermont
copy 1400 frs. The edition is of a handy size, and deserves appreciation.
M. Ch. Mehl points out that the vignette representing animals heading
the 9th satire should by virtue of the subject have been placed at the
head of the satire 8, and vice versa.
Boileau. CEuvres de Boileau Desprdaux. Paris, David, 1757,
3 vols., 16mo., 3 fleurons on the titles, not signed, and
3 vignettes, the first signed Eisen inv. Sornique, sc. (5s.).
Boileau. CEuvres de Boileau Desprdaux. Amsterdam, Chan-
guion, 1772, 5 vols., in 8vo. and in 12mo., plates by Picard,
from the 1722 edition, with 5 frontispieces by Vinkeles,
after Picart and Van der Meer, and 5 fleurons on the titles
by de Bakker and Van der Meer. In this edition Boileau's
pamphlet, " Aux prises avec les Jdsuites," formerly sup-
pressed by the influence of the Jesuits, has been re-inserted
(5s.). There are some copies on stout Dutch paper (15s.).
Gosford copy in old red morocco 255 frs,
Boileau. CEuvres choisies de Boileau. Amsterdam (Cazin),
1777, 2 vols., 16mo., medal portrait by de Launay, after
Eigaud (4s.).
Boileau. Le Lutrin, series of 8 plates, 4to., by Chenu, after
Lemesle (20s.),
Boileau. Le Lutrin, po^me h^roi-comique de Boileau Despr^aux,
traduit en vers latins avec figures. Paris, Nyon, 1780, 8vo.,
portrait by DauUd after Eigaud, and 6 plates by Cochin,
not signed (10s.).
Boileau. CEuvres de Boileau, avec un discours pr^liminaire de
Palissot et 8 Figures. Paris, Crapelet, 1798, 4to,, portrait
after J. J. Forty, by Voysard, and 8 plates by Voysard,
Simonet, Thomas, Patas, and Trifere, after Monsiau (10s,, and
on vellum paper with unlettered proofs treble).
BolLEAU, 1708
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MONSIAU
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Boileau. CEuvres de Boileau (series of 6 plates for the), 8vo.,
by Delvaux, de G-hendt, and Simonet, after Moreau le Jeune,
and portrait of Boileau by Saint-Aubin (10s.).
This series was ordered by Renouard for the editions which appeared
during the Empire. The original drawings were sold in the Renouard
sale for 233 frs., and resold in the Maherault sale for 8100 frs. There
exists likewise a series of the etchings.
Boisard. Fables. Paris, cbez Lacombe, 1773, 8vo., frontispiece,
fleuron, and tailpiece, by Saint-Aubin after Monnet {5s.
and double on large paper).
Boisard. Fables . . , Seconde edition (Paris), 1777, 2 vols.,
8vo., fleurons on the titles by Saint-Aubin after Monnet,
frontispiece (frequently missing) by Saint-Aubin after
Monnet, 8 plates by Schmitz after Monnet, and 2 tail-
pieces after Monnet by Saint-Aubin and Schmitz (10s.,.
and on large Dutch paper £2 10s., and more according to
state). LebcBuf de Montgermont's copy in this state in a
Derome morocco binding, 490 frs. ; E. Lion's copy, 950 frs.
8ome copies have a frontispiece by Prevost after Cochin,
Boissieu (J. J. de). GEuvre de J. J. de B. . . . graveur
lyonnais, 1760-1809, fol., 140 plates of landscapes (£10 to
£12, and more th3,n double with proofs and etchings).
Boissy (De). Le je ne sgai quoi, comedie. Paris, Prault, 1731,
8vo., pretty vignette representing demoiselle Silvia and
Arlequin (Thomassin), by Cars after Lancret (8s.).
Boiste. L'Univers, po§me en prose en douze Chants, suivi de
notes et d'observations sur le systfeme de Newton ; ornd de
figures d'aprfes Eaphael, Poussin, Le Barbier, Fusely,_ avec
vignettes d'aprfes Monnet et Le-Jeune. Paris, chez Boiste,
an IX., 8vo., frontispiece and 5 plates (8s.).
Bombelles (Lieutenant-General de). Nouveaux M^moires
sur le Service journalier de I'lnfanterie . . . Paris, Veuve
Delatour, 1746, 2 vols., post 8vo., folding plate containing
military drill by Flipart after de Palmeus (10s. to 12s.).
Bonaparte (Lucien). La Tribu indienne ou Edouard et Stellina,
par le citoyen L, B. Paris, Honnert, an VIL, 2 vols., 12mo.,
10 plates by Roger and Godefroy after Prudhon (£3 to £4).
Prudhon, the great artist, has kept the author's memory green, else
he would have long since fallen into oblivion. The graceful plates,
pai-ticularly " La Soif de I'Or," are very rare : still more so to find them all
in one text. There should be 10 plates, viz. : L'Hospitalite, le Sacrifice,
rOracle, la Discorde, la Grotte, le Meurtre, la Fuite, I'lngratitude, la
Vengeance, la Conqulte. Only 5 are known, viz. : L'Hospitalite,
76 BONAEELLI— BONNEVILLE
ou la Chasseresse, by Eoger; Le Sacrifice, ou Eiamir delivranfc les
prisonniers anglais, by Jean Godefroy ; L'Oracle, ou Stellina aux pieds
de ridole, by Roger; La Grotte, by Roger (one of this artist's master-
pieces) ; L'Ingratitude, ou la Soif de I'Or, by Roger, rare vignette sold
for 400 frs. in 1881. Proofs before letters within tablets exist, but of
" La Soif de I'Or " only 1 copy is extant.
Bonarelli. La Philis de Sciro, traduite en frangais par Monsieur
. . . (Dubois de Saint-Gelais), texte latin en regard.
Bruxelles, Ant. Claudinot, 1707, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo., 6
plates after Harrewijn (5s.).
Bengal (De). L'Orphelin Anglais, drame en trois actes en
prose. Paris, Le Jay, 1769, 8vo., pretty plate by de
Longueil after Moreau jeune (3s.).
Bonne. Petit Tableau de la France, ou Cartes Geographiques
sur toutes les parties de ce royaume avee une Description
abregde. A Paris, cbez Lattr^, 1764, 16mo., beautifully
engraved title in colours, and 28 coloured maps (10s. to 12s.)
Bonnemain (Ant. J. Th.). Les Chemises rouges, ou M^moire
pour servir a I'liistoire du rfegne des anarcbistes. Paris,
Defroy, an VIL, 2 vols., 12mo., with red titles, 1 curious
plate, not signed (4s.).
Bonneval (P. C de). Le Voyage de Mantes, ou les Vacances
de 17 . . . orn^ de figures en taille-douce. Amsterdam
(Paris), 1753, 12mo., title designed and engraved by Moreau
(I'aine), and 4 etchings, not signed (5s.).
Moreau le jeune's brother was a distinguished painter of landscapes a
la gouache.
Bonneville (Frangois). Portraits des personnages celebres de
la Revolution, avec tableau historique et notice par P.
Quenard, I'un des repr^sentants de la Commune de Paris
en 1789, and 1790. A Paris, chez I'auteur, 1796-1802, 4
vols., 4to., containing 200 oval portraits, and 16 plates of
costumes. Bonneville asserts that he drew the portraits of
Fouquier-Tinville, Carrier, Charlotte Corday,and many others
in the revolutionary tribunal. Almost all the generals of the
Republic, including Bonaparte, Kleber, Marceau, etc., as
well as the most remarkable figures of the French Revolu-
tion (the only existing portraits of many of them) are
conspicuous in this collection (£4).
A copy having 264 portraits was announced in a catalogue.
Bonneville (Nic. de). Les Reveries ou Memoires sur I'Art de
la Guerre ... La Haye, 1758, fob, fleuron on title, vignette
and tailpiece, plates of costumes and plans (15s.).
BON— BOSWELL 77
Bon Ton Magazine, or Microscope of Fashion and Folly, 5 vols.,
1791-95, 8vo., humorous plates (£8 to £10).
Bordelon. Les Tours de Mattre Gonin. Paris, Ch. Leclerc,
1713, 2 vols., 12mo., 12 plates by Crepy (8s. to 10s.).
Bordes. Pafapilla, poeme en cinq chants, traduit de I'italien.
Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1782, 12mo., frontispiece and 5
plates, not signed, attributed to Marillier or Borel, and
engraved by EUuin (10s, to 12s.).
Reprinted 1784 and 1790.
Bordes. Parapilla et autres CEuvres libres, galantes et philo-
sophiques de.M. B. A Florence, chez Alexandre Paperini,
1783, 8vo., the same plates as above (10s.).
Borel. Instructions militaires pour le maniement des armes,
suivant I'ordonnance du Eoy de juin 1776. Adopte par la
garde nationale, par Borel ... Paris, chez I'auteur, 1781,
8vo., plates (30s.).
Borlase (W.). Observations on the Antiquities and Natural
History of the County of Cornwall. Oxford, 1754-58,
2 vols., foL, maps and plates (£2 to £3). Second edition,
1769 (20s. to 25s.).
Bosse. De la manifere de graver a I'fiau-forte et au burin, et
de la gravure en manifere noire, etc., par Abraham Bosser,
graveur du Roy, nouvelle edition, revue, corrigee et
augment^e du double, et enrichie de 19 planches en taille-
douce. Paris, Jombert, 1745, 8 vo., frontispiece, not signed,
19 technical plates, 3 pretty vignettes by Fessard and
Soubeyran after Cochin, and 1 large plate by Soubeyran
after Bosse (15s.). Eeproduction by Cochin and Jombert
from the original edition of 1645 ; they reissued it in 1758
■ with 2 plates and with explanations " sur la gravure a la
manifere du crayon, au lavis et en couleur." Jombert had
already brought out in 1737 "Eecueil de figures pour
apprendre a dessiner sans maltre le portrait, la figure,
I'histoire et le paysage," 4to., 122 plates (40s.).
Bossi. Ma,scarade a la grecque. Parme, 1771, fol., engraved
title and 9 plates engraved by Bossi after Petitot ; rare (20s.).
Bossu. Nouveaux Voyages dans I'Am^rique septentrionale,
contenant une Collection de lettres dcrites sur les lieux par
I'auteur a son ami Douin. Amsterdam, Changuion, 1777,
8vo., 4 plates by Saint- Aubin (15s.).
Boswell (J.). Life of Samuel Johnson. London, 1791, 2 vols..
78 BOUCHAEDON— BOUFFLERS
4to., portrait after Eeynolds, and facsimile. First edition
(20s. to 25s.).
Bouchardon. Etudes prises dans le bas peuple, ou les Oris de
Paris, 1737-46, 4to. Premifere suite, 1737, Et se vendent
a Paris, chez Fessard. Seeonde suite, 1737, chez Fessard.
Troisifeme suite, 1738. Quatrieme suite, 1742. Cinquifeme
suite, 1746, a Paris, chez JouUain, 4to. Very rare collec-
tion" of 5 series composed of 60 plates in red by the Comte
de Caylus after Bouchardon (£10 to £12).
Caylus's signature is still visible on some of the plates, but has
generally been erased by Fessai-d, when the plates were etched by G. S.
and retouched by him.
Boucher (Frangois). Premier [cinquieme] livre de groupes
d'enfants ... A Paris, Huquier, s.d., sm. folio, 5 parts of
6 plates each (£5 to £6).
Boucher (Franjois). Oris de Paris, 12 plates, 4to., by Le Bas
and Eavenet after Boucher (£3 to £4).
Boucher (Juste-Frangois). Livre de Meubles, gaines, tahles,
commodes, chiffonnieres, secretaires, consoles, cheminees,
portes avec panneaux, lambris, armoires, bibliothfeques,
portes avec pilastres, croisees, niches, corniches, plafonds,
consoles, dessus de portes, fagades, portes et grilles de
pares, portes d'hotel, feux, bras, gueridons, chandeliers,
grilles pour chapelles, balcons, pommes de canne, etuits de
poche, manches de couteaux, bougeoirs, cassolettes, flacons,
etc. Paris, Le Pere et Avaulez, s.d. (circa 1780), 2 vols,
sm. folio., 390 plates in 65 parts by Pelletier, Pinchart,
Juillet, Dupin, etc., after J. F. Boucher, architecte (son of
the famous painter who illustrated the Molifere edition of
1734) (£50 to £60).
A very rare and most interesting work relating to the History of
Furniture of last century. The Behague copy, with 389 plates (plate
355 missing), realized 1950 frs. ; resold in the Hip. Destailleur sale for
4050 frs. (1895).
Boucher (Juste-Frangois). Quarante-huit Arabesques, compos^es
et gravees par Frangois Boucher. A Paris chez Chereau,
4 to. This collection consists of 8 parts of 6 plates each
(£2 to £3).
Boufflers. La Eeine de Golconde, Conte, s.l., 1761, 8vo.,
engraved title (4s.).
Boufflers. CEuvres . . . Londres ou Geneve (Paris, Cazin),
1782, 16mo., frontispiece by Duponchel after Cheveau,
or, by De Launay after Marillier (3s.).
There is another edition of 1792, 16mo., with frontispiece by Blanchard.
B0UFFLEE3— BOURGEOIS 79
Boufflers. (Euvres . . . , nouvelle Edition, augmentde do
plusieurs morceaux qui n'ont pas encore paru dans les
prdcddentes, avec figures. Paris, Dufart, an III. (1795),
8vo., 4 plates, not signed (10s.).
Boufflers. (Euvres de Jean-Stanislas de Boufflers. Paris,
Didot le Jeune, 1813, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait by Mme.
Benoist after Ricard, and 16 plates by Delignon, Dupreel,
and Macret, after Marillier, Monnet, Pornot, and Vallin
(10s., and double on vellum paper with unlettered proofs),
8 of the original India ink drawings by Marillier for
Boufflers, 780 frs. (Sale Sieurin).
Bouillart. Histoire de I'Abbay royale de Saint- Germain des
Prez. Paris, Dupuis, 1724, fol. fleuron, not signed, on title
2 pretty vignettes by Tardieu after Gaze, 4 plans and 20
plates after Chaufourier by Lucas, etc. (8s. to 10s., and
double on large paper).
Boulanger de Eivery. Fables et Contes. Paris, Duchesne,
1754, 12mo., fine fleuron on title, and 3 charming vignettes
by Aliamet, Pitre-Martenaise, and Sornique after Eisen (5s.).
It is a translation from the German of Gellert.
[Boulton (Eich.)]. Compleat History of Magick, Sorcery, and
Witchcraft (Account of the Witches in New England).
London, E. Curll, 1715-16, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece
(20s. to 30s.).
[Bourdon (L. G.)]. Le Pare au Cerf, ou I'Origine de I'tiffreux
Deficit par un Z^l^ Patriote. A Paris, sur les Debri^, de la
Bastille, 1790, 8vo., frontispiece, portraits of the duchesse
de Chateau-Roux and of Mme. de Pompadour, and 1 plate
representing the banker Peixotte sitting in voluptuous
ease (the latter frequently missing) (20s. to 30s.).
The second edition appeared in the same year with the same
illustrations.
Bourdon (Pierre). Essais de Gravure par Pierre B. . . .
maltre graveur k Paris, ou Ton voit de beaux contours
d'ornements . . . propres aux Horlogeurs, Orffevres . . .
Se vendeut a Paris, chez I'auteur, 1703, oblong 4to., 25
plates (£5 to £6).
Bourgeois, peintre. Recueil de Vues et fabriques pittoresques
d'ltalie, dessindes d'aprfes nature, et publiees par Bourgeois,
peintre. A Paris, chez I'auteur et Bosset, s.d., 96 plates,
with mostly two subjects on each, by Lomeau after
Bourgeois (15s.).
80 BOUEHUET— BOYDELL
Bourhuet (J.). Livre de Taille d'Epargne pour les Orfevres
par J. B. . . . (Paris), 1702-23, 8vo., first series, 12 plates
(£3 to ^4).
Bourhuet (J.). Livre de Taille d'Epargne propre pour les
Apprentis Orffevres par J. B. . . . Paris, 1702-23, 8vo.,
second series, 24 plates (£4 to £5).
Bourrit. Description des Alpes pennines et rh^tiennes . . .
Geneve, 1781, 2 vols., 8vo., map, and 8 pretty views after
Bourrit by Angel Moitte (6s.).
Bourrit. Nouvelle Description des glaciferes, valines de glace et
glaciers, qui formeht la grande chalne des Alpes de Savoie,
de Suisse et d'ltalie . . . Geneve, chez Barde et Manger,
et Paris, chez Buisson, 1787, 3 vols., 8vo., 13 plates after
Bourrit by Sberg and Geissler, and a map (10s.).
Boussanelle (De). Le Bon Militaire. Paris, Lacombe, 1770,
8vo., pretty frontispiece designed and engraved by Moreau
le Jeune (5s.).
Boutique du Peintre (La) ou les Portraits. Paris, cbez Mme.
Boivin, s.d. (1740), 8vo., frontispiece by Roy (6s.).
Rare collection of songs.
Boyardo (Matheo Maria). Eoland I'Amoureux (Nouvelle
Traduction de). A Paris, Pierre Eibou, 1717, 2 vols., post
8vo., 20 unlettered plates (10 in each volume). Original
edition of this version by Le Sage ; rare (£2 to £3).
Boydell (J.). Collection of Prints, engraved after the most
capital Paintings in England by Bartolozzi, Earlom, Hall,
Woollett, Byrne, etc., with a description of each picture in
English and French. London, 1769, etc., 9 vols.. Atlas
folio. Vol. i. contains 50 plates; vol. ii., 64 plates; vol.
iii., 78 plates; vol. iv., 87 plates; vol. v., 60 plates ;
vol. vi., 60 plates ; vol. vii., 52 plates ; vol. viii., 60
plates; vol. ix., 50 plates; altogether 561 plates (£50 to
£60, and double for proofs).
The first 2 vols, have impressions much superior to the others.
The whole series is of rare occurrence. In the sale of the Wimpole
Library (late Lord Chancellor Hardwicke) 2 vols., containing 110
engravings, and dated 17G9-72, brought £15 15s. (1888). Mr. John
Lee's copy of 2 vols, with the same number of plates, £12 12a. (1890).
In the sale of the late Honble. George "Wood in 1891, 2 vols., containing
114 engravings, 1769, reahzed £10 10s. Everything depends absolutely
on the beauty of the impressions.
BOYDELL— BOYS 81
Boy dell (J.). Collection of One Hundred Views iji England
and Wales. Boydell, 1770, fol. (£6 to £7).
Boydell (J.). Views of Seats, Castles, and Romantic Places in
North Wales. 1792, fol. (£4 to £5).
Boydell (J.). History of the River Thames (by William
Coombe). London, 1794-6, 2 vols., roy. 4to., maps and
numerous plates in bistre, after J. Parington, by J. E.
Stadler (30.s. to 40s., and double coloured).
BoYER d'Aguilles, M'^" d'Aegens (Jean Baptiste). Recueil
d'Estampes d'apres les tableaux des peintres les plus
celebres d'ltalie, des Pays Bas et de France, qui sont a Aix
dans le cabinet de M. Boyer d'Aguilles, procureur du Roy
au Parlement de Provence, gravees par Jacques Coelemans
d'Anvers, a Paris, chez Pierre Jean Mariette, 1 744, roy. fol.
fleuron, not signed on title, and 103 plates containing 126
subjects, of which several are portraits of the Family of
Boyer d'Aguilles and the possessor of the gallery, by
Coelemans, after Rigaud, Bronthorst, S. Bourdon, A..
Carrache, Castelli, Castiglioni, Cigoli, Caravage, Corrfege,.
Cangiagi, David T^niers, Duval, Francisque Millet,,
Finsonius, Guide, Guerchin, Le Josepin, Guaspre, La Fage,,
E. Le Sueur, Loir, C. Maratta, Mario de Fiori, Mola, Miel,
Netscher, M. Poussin, 'Pcelembourg, Puget, Parmesan,,
Raphael, Rubens, Ruel, Ribera, A. del St^rto, Spierre, Sten-
wyck Tintoret, Titien, Vanni, 0. Vaenius, Valentin,
Veronese, Van Dyck, Van der Cabel, etc. (£3 to £4, and
more on large paper with the plates before the numbers).
They were previously issued in 1709 with 7 extra plates by Boyer-
himself, and 27 mezzotints by Seb. Barras, 25 of which have been
replaced by Coelemans. This first isgue, which has besides an extra
frontispiece, is very rare. The descriptions are by J. P. Mariette.
Boyer de Nlmes. Histoire des Caricatures de la RevoTte des
Frangais, par B . . . de Nlmes, auteur du " Journal du
Peuple." Paris, de I'lmprimerie du Journal du Peuple,'
1792, 2 vols., 8vo., 38 plates in bistre ; rare (£14 to £16).
Unfortunately the work remained unfinished.
Boyer (A.). The great Theater of Honour and Nobility . . .
1729, 4to., Text English and French ; heraldic plates (12s.
to 15s.).
Boys (W.). Collections for a History of Sandwich, in Kent,
with notices of the other Cinque Ports and Members, and
82 BOZE— BEETIN
of KichborougL Canterbury, 1892 (for 1792), 4to., plates
(15s. to 20s., and double on large paper).
Boze (Gros de). Histoire de rAcademie des inscriptions et
belles lettres. Paris, 1739, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece
etcbed by Cocbin and finished by Daulle, after Coypel, and
4 vignettes or fleuroas by Cocbin, after Coypel (6s.).
Brand (J.). History and Antiquities of the Town and County
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. London, 1789, 2 vols., 4to., plan
and plates (25s. to 30s.).
Brantome. CEuvres du seigneur de Brantome, nouvelle edition,
considerablement augmentee et accompagn^e de remarques
bistoriques et critiques (par Le Duchat, Lacelot, et Prosp.
Marcband). La Haye, 1740,. 15 vols., 12mo., fleuron on
eacb title alike, 14 frontispieces, (only 7 are diflferent),
designed and engraved by J. V. Schley and a fine portrait
of Brant6me in the last volume (30s. to 40s., and double in
morocco).
BfifiMOND (De). Transactions philosophiques de la societe
royale de Londres, traduites par M. de Bremond. Paris,
Piget, 1740, 4to., 3 vignettes designed and engraved by
Cochin fils (8s.).
These pretty vignettes represent experiments in electricity.
Bremont (Gabriel). L'Heureux Esclave, nouvelle ornee de
figures en taille-douce, chez Damonneville, 1744, 3 parts in
1 vol., 12mo., frontispiece signed " Scotin I'ain^ sculp.," and
5 plates, not signed (3s.).
Breslau (Jean). Livre de Serrurerie compose et dessine par
Jean Breslau. Paris, chez I'auteur, s.d., 4 parts of 6 plates
each (the last contains only 4 plates) (£lO to £12).
Bret. Theatre de M. Bret . . . Paris, Le Clerc et Esprit,
1778, 2 vols., 8vo., engraved title with a very original
vignette (not signed) for the first volume (3s.).
Bret. Le * * * (bidet) histoire bavarde. A Londres (Paris),
1749, 12mo., engraved title representing the subject of the
book, signed Prudhommes (5s.).
Bretin (Abbe Claude). Contes en vers et quelques pieces
fugitives, avec figure. Paris, Gueffier, 1797 (an V. de la
Eepublique), 12mo., frontispiece by Coiny (8s.). It
appeared in the same year, Paris, Guefiier et Knapen,
BR]&VIAIEE— BEIGE 83
post 8vo., with 5 pretty plates designed and engraved by
Legrand (one not signed) (15s.). '
Breviaire du diocese d'Evreux. Paris, 1747, 4 vols., 12mo.,
4 allegorical frontispieces with very fine views of the
Cath^drale d'Evreux, by C. N. Cochin le pfere after C. N.
Cochin fils (8s.).
Breviaire des jolies femmes (Le), ou Nouvelles et Poesies
galantes trouvees manuscrites dans le portefeuille de Mme.
la princesse de Lamballe, massacree a I'hdtel de la Force,
etc. Paris, au Temple du Gout, 1793, 16mo., 1 plate in the
style of Queverdo, not signed (3s.).
Breviaire des enfants de la joie (Le), a I'usage des personnes
qui aiment a rire. Chez Ouvrier, libraire, an IX., 16mo.,
frontispiece by Malapeau (3 s.).
Breviarium Aurelianense, 1771, 8vo., frontispiece representing
the Cathedrale d'Orleans, designed and engraved by Moreau
le jeune, and portrait of Mgr. de Jarente, Bishop of Orleans,
heading the page, designed by Moreau and finished by
Voyez (5s.).
Breviarium Parisiense, illustris, et reverendis Patr. D. de
Vintimille auctoritate editum. Parisiis, 1736, 4 vols., 4to.,
4 engraved frontispieces representing views of Paris, and
8 plates by Lebas after Boucher (20s.).
Brice (Germain). Description , nouvelle de ce qu'il y a de plus
remarkable dans la ville de Paris, par M. B. . . ., cinquifeme
edition augmentee. Avec un nouveau plan et des figures
. . . Paris, Mc. Legras, 1706, 2 vols., 12mo., 18 plates by
Giflard. First illustrated edition (12s. to 15s.).
Brice. Description de la ville de Paris ... A Paris . . .
1717, 3 vols., 12mo., plan and 29 plates after Perelle,
Marot, etc. (15s. to 20s.).
Brice. Nouvelle description de la ville de Paris . . . Paris . . .
1725, 4 vols., 12mo., plan and 40 plates (20s. to 25s.).
Brice. Description de la ville de Paris . . . Paris . . . 1752,
4 vols., 12mo., 41 plates (25s. to 30s.).
Brice. Description de la ville de Paris. Paris, chez les
libraires associes, 1752, 4 vols., 12mo., numerous plates
(30s. to 40s.).
84 BEICEAU— BEOUSSONNET
Briceau. Livre d'Orfevrerie par Briceau maistre orfevre. A
Paris, 1709, oblong 4to., 8 plates (£2 and double on stout
paper).
Bridel. Poesies helvetiennes, par M. B. . . Lausanne, Mourer,
1782, 8vo., frontispiece by de Longueil after Brandoin,
fleuron on title and 2 vignettes by Tardy after Dunker
and Brandoin (ds.).
Bridel. Bridgatina, ou les pbilosophes modernes, traduit de
I'anglais de Mme Hamilton. Paris, Le Normant, 1802,
4 vols., 12mo., 4 plates by Manage after Binet (5*.).
Bridges (J.). History and Antiquities of Northamptonsbire,
compiled from his manuscript collections by Eev. P. Whalley.
Oxford, 1791, 2 vols. foL, portrait, plates, coats of arms, etc.
(£6 to £7).
Brizard (I'abbe Gabriel) jurisconsulte. Les Imitateurs de
Charles neuf . . . Drame en cinq actes . . . cinq gravures.
Par le redacteur des Vepres Siciliennes . . . Paris 1790,
8vo., 128 pages and 5 plates. A pamphlet against Marie
Antoinette (10s. to 15s.).
Brizeux. Traite du Beau essentiel dans les Arts, applique
particuliferement a I'architecture, etc., par le sieur C. E.
Brizeux, architecte. Paris, chez I'auteur ou chez Chereau,
1752, 2 vols., 4to., engraved throughout with numerous
frontispieces, head and tail pieces, by Choffard, Huet,
Marvye, etc. (£8 to £10). Original edition. .
Brizeux. L'Art de batir des Maisons de Campagne, ou Ton
traite de leur distribution, de leur construction et de leur
decoration, par le sieur C. E. de Briseux. A Paris, chez
Prault pere 1743, 2 vols., 4to., 260 plates by P. E. Babel
(£6 to £8).
It is in the manner of Blondel's De la Decoration des Maisons de
plaisance.
Brooke (Mme. Fr.). Histoire d'Emilie Montague, par I'auteur
de Julie Mandeville, traduit de I'anglais. Amsterdam,
1770, 2 vols., 12mo. Titles with engraved fleurons alike
for 4 parts, not signed (3s.).
Brookes (R.). Art of Angling. 1740, 12mo., 133 woodcuts
(15s. to 20s.).
Broussonnet. Essai sur I'histoire naturelle de quelques especes
BROWN— BRUMOY 85
de moines, decrits a la manifere de Linne, ouvrage traduit
du latin et orne de figures, par M. Jean d'Antimoine,
naturaliste du grand Lama, etc. A Monachopojis, 1784,
8vo., 2 plates by Delignon after Seb. Le Eoy and 3 others
of costumes of monks, not signed (12s.).
Baron de Born, under the pseudonytne of Giovanni Fisiofilo (in the
Latin edition), is the supposed author of the work.
Brown (T.). Works, serious and comical. London, 1715,
4 vols., post 8vo., plates (20s. to 25s.).
Subsequent edition 1730 about the same value.
Browne (P.). The civil and natural History of Jamaica, in
three parts, with fifty copper-plates. London, 1756, fol.
(£1 10s., and double with the plates coloured).
Bruhl (Le Comte de). Eeeueil d'Estampes gravees d'apres les
tableaux de la galerie et du cabinet de S. E. M. le Comte de
Bruhl. 1" partie con tenant 50 pieces. A Dresde, chez G.
C Walther, 1754, atlas fol., fine portrait of the Comte de
Bruhl by Balechou after Louis de Silvestre, and 50 plates
by Basan, Boece, C. C. (Caylus), Chenu, Filloeul, Keyl,
Kilian, JouUain, Martini, P. E. Moitte, Tardieu, Tischler,
Teucher, Wust, after Angeli, Bega, Boys, Caravage, A.
Carrache, Corrfege, Corneille I'aine, De la Fosse, G. Don,
Jordaens, Lancret, C. Lotti, P. de Mattel, Lespagnolet,
Mieris, Paris Bordone, Pcelembourg, Eembrandt, Rubens,
Ruysdael, Eibera, Teniers, Trevisani, Valentin, Van der Neer,
Van der Werf, Watteau, Wouvermans (50s. to 60s.).
Of this first part (all published), only 200 copies are said to have
been issued ; of the second part, there are 18 plates engraved (not
published). Earl of Ashburnham's copy of the first part in old French
red morocco, ■with broad borders of elaborate gilt ornaments and Comte
de Bruhl's arms (1897), £23.
Bruix (Chevalier de). Cecile, drame en trois actes et en prose.
Londres, 1766, 8vo., 1 plate after Desrais by Mme. Ponce
(3s.).
Brument. Henriette de Wolmar, ou la M^re jalouse, nouvelle
edition. Paris, Eochette et le Prieur, 1797, 8vo., frontis-
piece by Bovinet (3s.).
Brumoy (Le E. P.). Le Thea,tre des Grecs. Paris, 1730, 3
vols., roy. 4to., frontispiece by Tardieu after Gazes, pretty
vignette on each title alike, and 12 vignettes, all by Bac-
quoy aftpr Humblot, a map and plate of medals (15s., and
double on large paper).
80 BEUMOY— BEYAN
Brumoy (Le K. P.). Theatre des Grecs, traduit en frangais
Paris, 1749, 6 vols., 12mo., frontispiece representing the
origin of the tragedy by Cochin pere after Cochin fils, and
12 vignettes and fleurons by Aveline, E. Fessard, and
Sornique after C. N. Cochin fils (12s.). Keprinted in
1763, Paris, libraires associ^s, 6 vols., 12mo., with the same
illustrations (6s.). Richard Lion's copy of the reprint in red
morocco, with arms of the Comtesse du Barry, 720 frs.
Brumoy (Le E. P.). Le Thei,tre des Grecs, par le pfere Brumoy,
nouvelle edition, enrichie de trfes-belles gravures . . . et de
comparaisons, d'observations et de remarques nouvelles, par
MM. de Eochefort et du Theil, de I'Academie des inscrip-
tions et belles-lettres, et par M. . . . Paris, Cussac, 1775-
1789, 13 vols., 8vo., 23 plates by Delignon, Guttenburg,
Halbou, Langlois, Masquelier, Patas, Petit, and Texier
after Borel, Defraine, Le Barbier, Marechal, Marchand,
Marillier, and Monnet (20s. to 30s., and copies on fine
paper, or vellum paper, and particularly on large vellum
paper in 4to. , with unlettered proofs, are worth double, and
more according to state). The Labedoy copy, 4to., in
morocco, 250 frs.
Brunetti (Gaetano). Sixty difierent Sorts of Ornaments,
invented by Gaetano Brunetti, Italian Painter. Very
useful to Painters, Sculptors, etc. [London] 1736, 4to., 62
plates (including title) ; very scarce (£6 to £7).
Bruno (Giordano). Le Ciel reform^, essai de traduction d'une
partie du livre italien ; Spaccio della Bestia trionfante.
S. L., 1750, post 8vo., fleuron and vignette heading page
57 by Aveline (4s.).
It is an allegory against the manners of the XVI. century.
Brute de Loirelle. Les Ennemis reconcilies, piece dramatique
en trois actes, en prose. La Haye, 1766, 8vo., 1 plate by
Aliamet after Eisen (3 s.).
Bruan Neergaard. Sur la Situation des Beaux-Arts en France,
ou Lettres d'un Danois a son ami. Paris, Dupont, an IX.
(1801), 8vo., frontispiece (le Triomphe de Napoleon) by
Eoger after Prudhon (35.).
Bryan (Ph.). Collection of Arms, Crests, etc., alphabetically
displayed, with the Blazoning annexed to each coat, etc.
London, 1790, fol. (£2 to £3).
Published in numbers.
BUCK— BUNYAN 87
Buck (S. and N.). Antiquities, or Venerable Remains of above
400 Castles, etc., in England and "Wales, with nearly 100
Views of Cities and Chief Towns. London, 1774, 6 vols,
in 3, fol. Vols. 1 and 2 contain 428 plates, with descriptive
letterpress ; vol. 3, Perspective Views of Cities and Chief
Towns in England and Wales, is of a larger size in oblong
folio, and contains emblematical frontispiece, portraits of
the two brother authors, and 83 plates, index, map, and
letterpress (£25 to £30),
They were first published 1721-48 : Views of Ruins of Castles and".
Abbeys in England and Wales, 2 vols., 416 plates of views ; Perspective -
Views of Cities and Chief Towns, 83 large double plates ; Bastide and
Lempriere, Views of Jersey, Guernsey, etc., 8 plates, together 4 vols.
(£12 to £15). The vol. of Perspective Views of Cities and Chief Towns
in England and Wales is the rarest of the lot ; a copy in the Stansfeld
sale brought £19 (1898).
BuflFon (Leclerc, Comte de), Daubenton, Gueneau de Montbel-
liard et de Lac^pfede. Histoire naturelle g^nerale et
particulifere. Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1749-1804, 44
vols., 4to,, plates by de Seve (305. to 40s.).
It is divided thus: Histoire naturelle generale et particuliere, 1749 —
1767, 15 vols., 4to. ; Histoire naturelle (supplement), 1774-89, 7 vols.,
4to. ; Oiseaux, 1770-83, 9 vols., 4to. ; Mineraux, 1783-88, 5 vols.,
4to. ; Ovipares et Serpents, 1788-89, 2 vols., 4to. ; Poissons, 1798-
1803, 5 vols., 4to. ; Cetaces, 1804, 4to. The copies bound for presents
with the royal arms or in old French morocco are much sought after,
as they contain throughout the original brilliant impressions.
BufFon. Histoire naturelle des Oiseaux (par BuflFon, Gueneau
de Montbelliard et I'abb^ Bexon). Paris, Imprimerie Eoyale,
1771-86, 10 vols., roy. 4to, or folio. Text within borders
and 1008 plates by Martinet (20s., and £2 to £3 respec-
tively. Large-paper copies in old French morocco command
high prices, varying between £10 and £20 according to
state and preservation).
BuUionde (de). La P^trissee ou le Voyage de St. Pierre en
Dunois, badinage en vers, ou se trouve entre autre, la con-
clusion de Julie ou de la Nouvelle H^loise. La Haye et
Paris, Cailleau, 1763, 8vo., very pretty illustration, not
signed {8s.).
The Bibliotheque de 1' Arsenal possesses the copy in green morocco
with the arms of Madame de Pompadour.
Bunyan (J.). The Pilgrim's Progress from this World to that
which is to come. London, 1728, 8vo., portrait and plates
by J. Sturt (20s. to 25s.).
Reprinted 1760.
88 BUNYAN— BUKT
Bunyan (J.). The Pilgrim's Progress . . . (including Life and
' Death of John Bunyan). London, 178G-1780-1793, 3
parts, 12mo., portrait and woodcuts {8s. to 10s.).
Bunyan (J.). The Pilgrim's Progress . . . 1796, 8 vo., portrait
and plates by Stothard (lOs. to 15s.).
Burger (G. A. ). Leonora (with the text) translated from the
German by W. E. Spencer, plates from designs by Lady
Diana Beauclerc, London, 1796, folio (10s., and treble on
large paper with proofs). The copy printed on vellum with
the plates on white satin realized at Christie's in 1804
£25 4s.
Burgmaier . (H. ). Images des Saints et Saintes, issus de la
famille de I'Empereur, Maximilien I. Vienne, F. X. Stockl,
1799, roy. fol., 119 large woodcuts by Hans Frank,
Liefrink, J. de Negkher from Hans Burgmaier's designs
(engraved in 1517-18 and preserved in the Imperial
Library at Vienna), £3 to £4.
Burgmaier (H.). Arc Triomphal de I'Empereur Maximilien I.
grave en bois d'apres les Dessins d' Albert Durer. Vienne,
T. Molle,.l799, 29 large woodcuts (£10 to £12).
Burney (C). General History of Music, from the earliest Ages
to the present Period. To which is prefixed a Dissertation
■on the Musick of the Ancients. London, 1776-89, 4 vols.,
-4 to., portrait, 12 plates by Bartolozzi after Cipriani, and
numerous leaves of music (£3 to £4).
Vol. 1 was reprinted in 1789.
Burney (C). Account of the Musical Performances in
Commemoration of Handel. London; 1785, 4to., plates
(5s., and more with proof impressions of the plates in
different states).
Burns (R. ). Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. Edinburgh,
1787, 8vo., portrait by J. Bengo (40s. to 50s.). This, the
second edition of Burns' Poems, is known as the First
Edinburgh Edition. The genuine first edition, Kilmarnock,
1786, 8 vo., is of the utmost rarity, and commands a price
varying ' from £60 to £120 according to state and
preservation.
Burt (Capt. E.). Letters from a Gentleman in the North of
Scotland to his Friend in London. 1754, 2 vols., 8vo., plans
and curious plates (30s. to 40s.).
BUSSY-RABUTIN— BUTLER 89
Bussy-Rabutin. Amours des Dames illustres de France sous
le regne de Louis XIV. A Cologne, cliez Pierre Marteau,
s.d. (about 1730), 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece by La Case
after L. F. D. B. (Dubourg), and 16 plates, not signed,
probably by the same artists (10s.).
Bussy-Rabutin. Histoire amoureuse des Gaules, S. L. (Paris),
1754, 5 vols., 12mo., engraved titles with divers fleurons
on each after Choffard by L. L. C. (15s., and treble on
Dutch paper, of which only a few copies were printed).
•.• Vol. 1 alone is by Bussy-Rabutin proper; the remaining vols., com-
prising some pamphlets and satirical pieces relating to the ladies of the
Louis XIV. court, were reprinted from works published previously.
Bussy-Eabutin. Histoire de Louis XIV., roy. de France et de
Navarre . . . adressde a ses enfants Amsterdam, G-. .Gallet
1700, 12mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Bussy-Rabutin. Amours des Dames illustres de notre Siecle.
A Cologne, chez Jean Le Blanc, 1708, 12mo., frontispiece,
not ^igned (3s.).
Butler (Sam.). Hudibras . . . 1726, 12mo., first edition with
Hogarth's plates (5s,).
Butler. Hudibras in three Parts with large Annotations and a
Preface by Zachary Grey, LL.D. Cambridge and London,
1744, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait by Vertue and plates by
Hogarth. Best edition (15s., and more than double on
large paper).
Butler. Hudibras, a Poem in three Cantos with Notes (by
Dr. T. Nash). London, 1793, 3 vols., 4 to., portraits and
plates by Hogarth, and vignettes in red, brown, and black
(only 200 copies printed) (£2 to £3).
(J.). The Antiquities of St. Peter's, or the Abbey
Church of Westminster. London, 1711, 8vo.,
plates (5s.).
The 1742 edition, having some additional plates, is worth
more.
Cabinet de Pierres antiques gravees, ou Collection choisie de
216 bagues et de 682 pierres egyptiennes ^trusques, grecques
et romaines, gauloises, etc., tirees de c^lebres cabinets de
I'Europe. Paris, Lamy, 1778, 2 vols., 4to., 2 frontispieces,
not signed, portrait and 282 plates (not signed) of antique
gems, finger-rings, etc. (255.).
Cabinet de Lampsaque (Le), ou Choix d'epigrammes erotiques
des plus c^lebres poetes franjois. Paphos, 1784, 2 vols.,
16mo., 101 plates apparently by Desrais or Leclerc (50s.
to 60s.).
This book appeared also under the title : Le Bijou de la Societe ou
I'Amusement des Graces, Paphos, 2 vols., 16mo. (VuUiet sale, 110 frs.).
Strictly speaking, it is the reprint of Le Gay's Legende joyeuse, of
which part i. appeared in 1749, and part ii. in 1750 (see under these
heads).
Cabinet of Genius. London, 1787, 3 vols., sm. 4to., charming
plates printed in red in the style of Bartolozzi after Shelley,
by C. Taylor and J. Ogborne, and views (£4 to £5).
Cabinet et Magasin des Modes ou les Modes nouvelles frangaises
et anglaises decrites d'une maniere claire et precise et
representees par des planches en taille-douce enluminees,
de novembre 1785 a de'cembre 1789. Paris, Buisson,
1785-89, 4 vols., 8vo., 362 coloured plates, by Duhamel
after Desrais, Defraine, and Pugin. The Bdhague copy 570
francs, and is now worth double and more.
Cabinet des Fdes, contenant tous leurs ouvrages par Mme.
. . . Amsterdam, chez Marc Michel Rey, 8 vols., 12mo.,
16 plates by Fokke (10s.).
Cauixet of Gknius
IPaije 90
SlIKLLEY
Nutter
CABINET— CALMET 91
Cabinet des F^es, ou Collection choisie deS contes de f^es et
autres contes merveilleux, orn^s de figures. Geneve et
Paris, 1785-89, 41 vols., 8vo., 120 plates after Marillier
by Bertbet, Biosse, Borgnet, Choflfard, Croutelle, Dambrun,
Delignon, Delvaux, Duponchel, Fessard, Gaucher, de
Ghendt, Godefroy, Goumaz, Halbou, Jonxis, Langlois,
Langlois jeune, Lebeau, Legrand, Leroy, Leveau, Le Villain,
de Longueil, Malapeau, Mme. Demoncby, Patas, Mile. Eetor,
Texier, Thomas, and de Valnet (£2 10s. to £3 10s.).
Almost all copies lack the two plates, viz. " Dans ce moment on heurta
si fort a la porte," and " Le Petit Poucet s'etant approche de I'Ogre,"
both after Marillier by de Longueil and Delaunay. They were substi-
tuted by two others to make up the number of plates. The 12mo. edition
is inferior as regards the impressions, and is worth 10s. Marillier's
original drawings passed from Renouard into the collection left by the
late Baron James de Rothschild. /
Caesar. C. Julii Csesaris quse extant, etc., access, annot. Sam.
Clarke. Londini, sumpt. et typis J. Tonson, 1712, roy.
folio, 87 plates and numerous vignettes (25s., and more
on large paper, of which only 25 copies were printed).
The 42nd plate, representing a Bull, is sometimes wanting or damaged.
Cahusac. Z^neide, comedie en un acte, en vers, avec divertisse-
ment. Paris, Prault, 1744, fleuron on title and frontispiece,
both by Cochin fils after Pierre (3s.).
Cailleau. Le Vauxhall populaire, ou les Fetes de la guinguette,
poeme grivois et poissardi-lyro-comique en cinq chants,
dedi^ a M. de Voltaire. A la Gaite, chez le compere la Joie,
s.l.n.d., 8vo., engraved title, signed P. L. Charpentier (3s.).
Callimaque. Les Hymnes, edition avec une version fran9aise,
etc., et des notes de La Porte du Theil. Paris, Gail, I'an IIL,
2 vols., 12mo., 1 plate designed and engraved by Gaucher
(3s.).
Calmet (Dom. Aug.). Histoire genealogique de la maison du
Chatelet, branche puinde de la maison de Lorraine-Nancy,
1741, numerous plates by Aveline (20s.).
Calmet. Suite de portraits des Dues et Duchesses de la
maison Eoyale de Lorraine dessin^s et graves d'aprfes les
medailles de Saint-Urban, par les plus habiles maltres de
Florence ; avec la dissertation historique et chronologique
de Dom. Aug". Calmet, abb^ de Senones. A Florence, chez
F. Moiicke, 1762-63, 2 vols., fol., 2 fine frontispieces, 4
vignettes, 13 plates of emblems, coats of arms, and 56 male
and female medallion portraits within borders (£3).
92 CAMDEN— CANEVAS
Camden (W.). Britannia, translated from the edition pub-
lished by the author in mdovii. Enlarged by the latest
Discoveries by Richard Gough. London, 1789, 3 vols., fol.
Best Edition maps and plates (30s. to 40s.).
Cameron (C). The Baths of the Eomans explained and illus-
trated with the Restorations of Palladio corrected and
improved ; to which is prefixed an introductory Preface
pointing out the Nature of the Work, and a Dissertation
upon the State of the Arts during the different periods of
the Roman Empire. London, 1771 or 1772, Atlas fol., 11
plates (30s., and more than double with the plates of the
ceilings and pictures coloured).
Campbell (Colen), John Woolfe and James Gandon. Vitru-
vius Britannicus, or, the British Architect, containing the
Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the regular buildings,
both publick and private, in Great Britain, with a variety
of new designs. London, 1715,-17,-25,-67,-71, 5 vols., fol.,
500 plates (40s. to 50s., and more on large paper).
Campe. Le Nouveau Robinson, traduit de I'allemand par
A. Simon d'Arnay. Berne, 1794, 8vo., frontispiece and
3 plates, not signed (3s.).
Campistron. ffiuvres . . . nouvelle edition, etc. Amsterdam,
Etienne Valet, 1722, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece in both
volumes alike, and 9 plates by G. S. (Scotin) (4s.).
Campistron. (Euvres . . . nouvelle edition. Paris, 1750,
3 vols., 12mo., 3 pretty fleurons on titles by Le Grand (5s.).
Camoens. La Lusiade, polme heroique sur la decouverte des
Indes-Orientales, traduit du portugais par M. Duperron de
Castera. Paris, Clousier (ou, David), 1735, 3 vols., 12mo.,
frontispiece by Scotin after Bonnart, and 10 plates' by
Bonart, not signed (8s. to 10s.). Amsterdam edition with
the same date (5s.).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy of an edition : A Paris, chez Huart,
1735, -3 vols., 12mo., with frontispiece only, but bound in old red morocco
g.e., 95 frs. (1894).
Camoens. La Lusiade, poeme heroique en dix chants, nouvelle-
ment traduit du portugais, avec des notes et la vie de
I'auteur, enrichi de figure a chaque chant. Paris, Nyon,
1776, 2 vols., 8vo., 10 plates, not signed (10s. to 12s.).
Canevas de la Paris (Les) ou Memoires pour servir a I'histoire
de r Hotel du Roule. A la Porte Chaillot, s.l.n.d. (Paris,
CANINI— CAKACCIOLI 93
1750, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., engraved title, frontispiece
and plate, not signed (15s. to 20s.).
Barbier attributes the authorship to Mouffle d'Argenville or Rochon
de Chabannes.
Canini (Jean-Ange). Images des heros et des grands hommes de
I'antiquit^, dessinees sur des medailles, des pierres antiques
et autres anciens monuments par Jean-Ange Canini, gravees
par Picart le Eomain, etc. Avec les observations de Jean-
Ange et Marc-Antoine Canini, donnees en italien sur ces
images, diverses remarques du traducteur (de Chevriferes) et
le texte original a cote de la traduction. Amsterdam chez
B. Picard et S. F. Bernard, 1731, 4to., portrait and 115
plates (the last 10 plates published without text are often
missing) (20s.).
CanoUe. Delices de la Solitude puisees dans 1' etude et la
contemplation de la nature, 2"° edition. Paris, an VII.,
2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates after Monnet by Bonnefoy (3s.).
Cantatrice (La) par Infortune, ou Aventures de madame de
N . . . N . . . ecrites par elle-mlme. Paris, chez
Maradan, an VII., 8 vols., 12mo., 3 plates, not signed (3s.).
Cantiqiies Nouveaux de saint Charles Borrome^e et de sainte
Catherine d'Alexandrie. A I'lsle Sonnante, chez Michel
Couplet, libraire, 1779, post 8vo., portrait and 5 plates,
signed M. C. del. and sc. (15s. to 20s.).
A facetious tract, undoubtedly written about the end of 1778, on the
occasion of the interesting circumstances in which Marie Antoinette
was at the time.
Cantiques et Pots-pourris. Londres (Paris, Cazin) 1789, 6
parts in 1 vol., 16mo., curious frontispiece and 6 very pretty
plates by EUuin after Borel, not signed (25s. to 30s.).
The following are the titles, viz. : La Chaste Suzanne, David et
Bethzabee, la Chastete de Joseph, Judith, Agnes Sorel, la Pucelle
d'Orleans. In the counterfeit bearing the same date the plates are
reversed. Notice should be taken that in David et Bethzabee, Beth-
zabee must be to the left, and in la Chastete de Joseph, Mme. Putiphar
must be to the right, which is only the case in the original edition.
Caquire, parodie de Zaire, par M. de Vessaire, seconde edition,
considerablement emmerdee. A Chio de I'imprimerie
d'Avalons, 8vo., frontispiece, not signed {6s.).
Caraecioli. La Vie du Pope Clement XIV. (Ganganelli). Paris,
Prault, 1776, 12mo., portrait-frontispiece by Delaunay,
94 CAEDONNEL— CASSAS
vignette by Baquoy after Prevost and a tailpiece designed
and engraved by Prevost (35.).
Another edition bearing the same date has a frontispiece instead of
the portrait.
Cardonnel (Adam de). Numismata Scotise, or, a series of the
Scottish Coinage from the Reign of William the Lion to
the Union. Edinburgh, 1786, 4to., 20 plates (15s. to 20s.).
Caricatures politiques. An VI. (1798), 12mo., 18 pages and
5 plates. A royalist pamphlet (15s. to 20s.).
Caroline et Saint-Hilaire, ou les . . . du Palais-Royal. A
Paris, dans un b . . . An VIII. , 2 vols., 16mo., 5 plates
(12s. to 15s.).
Caron du Chanset. La Dame de Charite, drame en trois aetes
et en prose. La Haye et Paris, 1775, pretty plate by
Patas after Desrais (3s.).
Carracci (Annibale). Le Arti di Bologne di A. Carracci
intagliate da Simone Guilini. Roma, 1740, folio, frontis-
piece containing portrait of Carraccio and 80 plates (15s.).
Cries of Boulogne.
Carre (J. B. L.), de Clermont-la-Meuse. Panoplie, ou Reunion
de tout ce qui a trait a la Guerre depuis I'origine de la
nation . . . par J. B. L. C. . . . A Chalons-sur-Marne
[Depintevillg-Bouchard], 1795, 2 vols., 4to., 41 plates
(£7 to £8).
Carter (John). Specimens of the ancient Sculpture and Paint-
ing now remaining in this Kingdom from the earliest Period
to the Reign of Henry VIIL, London, 1780-87, 2 vols.,
fol., original edition, plates (40s. to 50s., and more on large
paper).
Carter (John). Collection of 120 views of ancient Buildings in
England. 1786-93, 6 vols., 12mo. (lOs.).
Carter (John). The ancient Architecture of England. London,
1795-1816, 2 vols., fol., frontispiece, engraved title, and
plates (25s.).
Cassandra, a Romance, translated from the French by Sir
Charles Cotterell, 1725, 5 vols., 8vo., 5 frontispieces by
Hogarth (4s. to 5s.).
Cassas. Voyage pittoresque, de la Syrie, de la Ph^nicie, de la
Palestine et de la basse Egypt. Paris, an VII (1799),
CASSAS— CATALOGUE 95
4 vols., roy. fol. (including 1 vol. of text), containing 180
plates by Berthault, Dequevauviller, Racine, etc., after
Cassas (25s. to 30s.).
Only 30 parts appeared, and the work was discontinued. The text
is for the first 7 parts alone. Some copies have unlettered proofs.
The Firm Didot had acquired from Cassas' heirs the original drawings
as well as some unpublished plates, including the one beautifully
engraved by Girardet, with the object of completing the work. They
even had already announced the forthcoming publication, but the whole
work was destroyed by a fire that broke out on their premises (1836).
Cassas. Voyage pittoresque et historique de I'lstrie et de la
Dalmatie (par J. de la Valine). Paris, Imprimerie de P.
Didot I'ain^, an X. (1802), fol. plates by N^e or under his
direction after Cassas (15s., and more on vellum paper,
particularly with the unlettered proofs).
Castel. Ces Plantes, poeme, troisifeme edition, revue avec soin.
Paris, Deterville (imp. Crapelet), 1802, 12mo., frontispiece,
and 4 plates by Pierron after J. E. de Seve (4s., and more
on vellum paper).
Castera (de). La Pierre .philosophale des Dames ou les Caprices
de I'amour et du destin, s.l., 1733, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo.,
frontispiece and 4 plates, not signed (4s. to 5s.).
Catalogue raisonne d'une Collection de diverses Curiosites en
tons genres du Cabinet de feu M. Bonnier de la Mosson,
per Gersaint. Paris, Barrois, 1754, 12mo., frontispiece by
Duflos after Boucher (5s.).
Catalogue raisonn^ des tableaux, sculptures, etc., qui composent
le cabinet de feu M. le due de Tallard, par les Srs. E^my et
Glomy. . Paris, Didot, 1756, 12mo., frontispiece by Huquier
after Baudouin, and plate (8s.).
The same frontispiece was inserted in a Catalogue de tableaux, de
dessins et d'estampes par les sieurs Helle et Glomy, 1757.
Catalogue des Chevaliers, Commandeurs, et Officiers de I'Ordre
du Saint-Esprit, avec leurs noms et qualitds depuis I'institu-
tion jusqu'a present. Paris, de I'imprimerie de J. F.
Ballard, 1760, fol., frontispiece by Laurent Cars after
Boucher, and vignettes by Gravelot (30s.).
Comte Roger's copy, which belonged formerly to Louis -Philippe,
155 frs.
Catalogue raisonn^ des tableaux du cabinet de M. Peilhon par
P. Remy. Paris, Didot, 1763, 12mo., frontispiece designed
and engraved by A. de Saint- Aubin (3s.).
96 CATALOGUE
Catalogue de tableaux et dessins des maltres eelfebres des Trois
Ecoles, figures de marbre, de bronze, estampes, etc., du
cabinet de feu M. Randon de Boisset, par Pierre Remy. A
Paris, chez Musier, chez Remy, etc., 1777; 12mo., frontis-
piece after de Seve by Baquoy (5s.).
Catalogue des Tableaux, Dessins, Terres-cuites, marbres et
autres objets prdcieux, aprfes le decfes de S. A.~ S. Mgr. le
prince de Conty, par Remy. Paris, Musier, 1777, 8vo.,
engraved title by Martini after Moreau (5s.).
Catalogue de tableaux, sculptures, dessins, estampes, provenant
de la succession de feu M.. Le Bas. Paris, chez Cleusier
et Joullain, 1783, 16mo., very fine frontispiece and charming
tailpiece by Gaucher (10s.).
Catalogue raisonn^ d'un Choix pr^cieux de dessins et d'une
nombreuse et riche Collection d'Estampes anciennes et
modernes en feuilles, en recueils et en ceuvres, livres a
figures^ sciences et arts, tableaux et autres objets curieux
qui composaient le cabinet de feu Pierre-Frangois Basan
pere. Par S. F. Regnault. Paris, chez I'auteur, an VI.
(1798), allegorical frontispiece and headpiece, containing
Basan's portrait, designed and engraved by Chofi"ard
(15s.).
Catalogue de TCEuvre de Ch. Nic. Cochin fils, etc. Paris,
Prault, 1770, 8vo., fleuron on title, and vignette containing
Cochin's portrait, designed and engraved by Prevost (10s.).
The work, compiled by an intimate friend of the artiste, contains
some useful information respecting Cochin and his industrious career.
Catalogue des vases, colonnes. Tables de marbres Tares, figures
de bronze, porcelaine de choix, laques, meubles precieux,
pendules, etc., qui composent le cabinet de feu M. le due
d'Aumont, par P. F. Julliot fils, et A. J. Paillet. Paris,
JuUiot et Paillet, 1782, 8vo., 30 plates (20s. to 25s.).
Catalogue raisonne des diverses Curiosit^s du Cabinet de feu
M. Quentin de Lorangfere. Composd de tableaux, desseins,
estampes, etc., par E. F. Gersaint. Paris, Barois, 1744,
12mo., frontispiece after Cochin (6s. to 8s.).
This catalogue comprises the works of Callot, Le Clerc, Picart, de la.
Belle, etc.
Catalogue raisonnd de toutes les Estampes qui forment I'CEuvre
de Rembrandt et ceux de ses principaux imitateurs, com-
pose par les sieurs Gersaint, Helle, Glomy et P. Yver,
CATALOGUE— CATULLB 97
nouvelle Edition, entiferement refondue, corrigee et consider-
ablement augmentee par Adam Bartsch. . . . Vienne, A.
Blumauer,' 1797, 2 parts in 1 vol., 8vo., portraits of
Eembrandt and of Livens, and 4 folding-plates (portraits
and first plate signed A. Bartsch f.) (105.).
Catalogue raisonne des Tableaux, Desseins et Estampes, et
autres efFets curieux, aprfes le decfes de M. de Jullienne,
Ecuyer, Chevalier de Saint-Michel . . . par Pierre Eemy.
A Paris, Vente 1767, unlettered frontispiece (65.).
Catesby (M.). The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and
the Bahama Islands (in English and French), with Ap-
pendix and Index. London, 1731,-43,-48, 2 vols., imp.
fol., map, and 220 coloured plates (£4 to £5).
The Appendix, containing 20 plates, is often deficient. The sub-
sequent editions of 1754 and 1771, in which the plates are of a superior
colouring, are worth £6 to £7.
Catesby. Hortus Europse Americanus, or a Collection of 85
Trees and Shrubs, the Produce of North America, adapted
to the Climate and Soil of Great Britain. London, 1767,
4to., 17 colouring engravings (15s. to 20s.).
Catherine II. (Imperatrice de Eussie). Les Plans et les
Statuts des differents Etablissements ordonnds par S. M.
Imperiale pour I'education de la jeunesse et I'utilite de son
empire. Traduit du russe de M. (Betzky) par M. Clerc.
Amsterdam, Marc Mickel Eey, 1775, 2 parts in 1 vol., 4to.,
2 frontispieces, after Kolpakoff and Strebnitsky, and 2
plates after Strebnitsky and 1 not signed, 40 headpieces
after Kolpakoff (2), Panine (16), Strebnitsky (5),
Honnemann (2),^ Gherassimoff (13), and 2 not signed, 19
tailpieces after Panine (2), Kolpakoff (2), Strebnitsky (2)
B. Picart (11), Dubourg (2), by Tanje, fleuron on titles
(alike), and medallion, the chancery seal and 3 plans (10s.).
Catherine II. (Imperatrice de Eussie). Instruction donnee par
Sa Majesti I'lmperatrice de toutes les Eusses a la commis-
sion ^tablie pour travailler a 1' execution du projet d'un
nouveau code de loix. Lausanne, 1769, 12mo., portrait
after Boily, and fleuron on title (3s.).
Caton (Denys*). Disticha de moribus ad filium, etc. Amstel,
Houttuyn, 1759, 8vo., 5 plates designed and engraved by
Fokke (5s.).
CatuUe, TibuUe et Gallus. Traduction en prose de Catulle,
H
98 CAUVET-CAYLUS
Tibuile et Gall us, par I'auteur des Soirees helvetiennes et
des Tableaux (Le M'"- de Pezay). Amsterdam et Paris,
Delalain, 1771, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., frontispiece by de
Longueil, after Eisen, for both vols, alike, and tailpiece by
the same artists (3s.).
Cauvet (G. P.). Eecueil d'Ornemens a I'usage des jeunes
artistes qui se destinent a la decoration des b§,timens, dedie a
Monsieur par G. P. Cauvet, sculpteur de S. A. E. A Paris,
chez I'auteur, 1777, fol., engraved title in red and black,
frontispiece, with portrait of Monsieur Comte de Provence,
engraved dedication, and 72 plates in red and black, con-
taining 117 subjects by Cauvet, Hemery, Leroy, Mile.
Liettier, Martini, and Miger, besides 1 leaf of privilege
(£25 to £30).
The Behague copy, 1000 frs., and a copy with 53 plates only 500 frs.
(Paris sale, 1894). M. Hip. Destailleur's copy with the number of
plates as described above, besides an additional etching and 1 1 original
drawings by Cauvet (7 a la sanguine, and 4 a la plume) inserted,
1120 frs. (189.5).
Cauvin. Arrest de la Cour du Parnasse pour les Jesuites,
po^me avec notes et figures. A Delphes, chez Pagliarini,
libraire, 1762, avec permission et privilege dApollon, 12mo.,
engraved title with vignette and 1 plate by de Montalais
{5s.).
The amateur artist de Montalais has engraved several series of
satirical plates on the Jesuits.
Caux de Capeval. Apologie du Gout fran9ais relativement a
rOpera. S. L. (Paris), 1754, 8vo., engraved title, having
a very pretty fleuron, not signed (3s.).
Cayet(P. V. P.). Histoire prodigieuse et lamentable de Jean
Fauste, grand Magicien. Avec son Testament et sa vie
epouvantable. A Cologne . . . 1712, frontispiece (5s.
to 6s.).
Originally written in German, and falsely attributed to G. Widman.
Caylus (Comte de). Eecueil de testes, de caractfere et de
charges dessinees par Leonard de Vinci, florentin, et gravees
par M. le C. de C. (Comte de Caylus). A Paris, Mariette,
1730, 4to., title engraved after Aug. Carache, and 60
subjects on 32 leaves after L. de Vinci by Caylus, preceded
by a letter (22 pages) by J. P. Mariette to Caylus (lOs.
to 12s.).
Caylus (Comte de). La Somnabule, comedie. Paris, 1739,
8vo., pretty vignette on title, after Fessard (3s.).
Cauvet (Illustration No. 1)
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Caylus et Majault. , M^moire sur la- Peinture a I'encaustique et
sur la Peinture a la cire. Genfeve et Paris, 1735, 8vo.,
frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Caylus (Comte de). Recueil des Pierres gravees du Cabinet
du Roi, sm. 4to., 306 etchings by the Comte de Caylus.
The first impressions, as they were published by Caylus
without title or explanations and before the numbers, are
valued at 30s. to 40s.,, while Basan's publication of the
same under the title of Recueil de Trois cents T^tes,
numbered and explained, is hardly worth 10s. M. Hip.
Destailleur's copy of the first impressions, and bound in old
red morocco, realized in 1895 only 5Q frs.
Caylus. Les Etrennes de la Saint-Jean (par le Comte de Caylus,
Maurepas, Montesquieu, Moncrif, Crebillon fils, etc.), 2°
edition. Troyes, veuve Oudot (Paris, 1742), 12mo., frontis-
piece and caricature woodcut portraits of M. and Mme.
Oudot (3s., and more on large paper).
Two copies exist on vellum, one of them sold first in the Baron
Pichon sale for 250 frs., re-sold for 470 frs. in the Quentin-Bauchart sale.
Caylus. Contes orientaux tires de mss. de la Bibliothfeque du.
Roi (par de Caylus). La Haye, 1743, 2 vols., 12mo., 8.
plates, not signed (5 s.).
Caylus. Les Manteaux. La Haye, 1746, 8vo., frontispiece by
Fessard after Cochin fils, not signed (3s.).
Caylus. Le Pot-pourri, ouvrage nouveau de ces dames et de-
ces messieurs. Amsterdam, 1748, 12mo., frontispiece un-
lettered and unsigned (3s.).
Caylus. Norcion, conte allobroge, S.l. (Paris, Robustel), 1747,
12mo., title-frontispiece engraved by Fessard after Cochin
fils ; rare (10s.). The authorship is also attributed to
Queulette and to the Abbe J. P. de Bernis.
Caylus. Memoires de 1' Academic des colporteurs, de I'imprimerie
ordinaire de I'Academie, 1748, 12mo., fleuron on title,
frontispiece by C. N. Cochin, and 8 pretty plates, not
signed, in the style of Gravelot or of Pasquier (5s.).
Caylus. Recueil d'Antiquites egyptiennes, etrusques, grecques
et romaines. Paris, chez Tilliard, 1752-57, 7 vols., 4to.,
7 allegorical frontispieces, fleurons on titles and tailpieces,
not signed, and about 826 plates of antiquity, besides
two portraits by Saint- Aubin and Littret. A very limited
100 CAYLUS— CAZOTTE
number having been issued of the first volume, the publishers
were compelled to re-issue it in 1761 ; hence so few copies
occur bearing the original date 1752. The book is likewise
incorrect as regards the reproduction of the plates of the
monuments, which detracts not a little from its value (£2,
and much more in morocco).
Caylus. Histoire de Joseph, aecompagnee de 10 figures
gravees d'aprfes Eembrandt, par le comte de Caylus.
Amsterdam, 1757, fol. (lOs.).
Caylus. Nouveaux Contes orientaux, ornes de figures en taille-
douce. Amsterdam, veuve Merkus et Paris, Merigot, 1780,
2 vols., 8vo., 8 plates, not signed (10^.).
Caylus. (Euvres badines completes du comte de Caylus, avec
figures. Amsterdam et Paris, 1787, 12 vols., Bvo., portrait
by Delaunay jeune after Cochin, and 24 plates by Baquoy,
Borgnet, Dambrun, Fessard, de Ghendt, Giraud I'ain^,
Hubert, Le Villain, Maillet, Patas, and Thomas after
Marillier (20s. to 25s.).
daylus. La Chauve-souris du sentiment, comedie en un acte
(du comte de Caylus?), s.l.n.d. (Paris, circa 1763), 8vo., a
pretty plate supposed to be by Boucher (10s.).
•.• Crebillon fils is also named as the author of this play.
Cazotte. Le Diable amoureux, nouvelle espagnole. Naples
(Paris, Lejay), 1772, 8-vo., 6 plates, not signed, probably by
Moreau after Marillier (15s. to 20s.).
A satire upon the prevailing mania of the time to illustrate every
book, however trivial or serious its contents may be.
'Cazotte. CEuvres badines et morales de M. . . . Amsterdam
et Paris, chez Esprit, 1776, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 plates by
Choffard and Prevost after Cochin (6s.).
Cazotte. (Euvres badines et morales, nouvelle edition, Londres
(Cazin), 1788, 7 vols., IGmo., 7 frontispieces, all signed
Diinker (except the first two) (lOs., and double in morocco).
Cazotte. OUivier, pofeme (en prose). Paris, Didot I'ain^,
1798, 2 vols., Bvo., 12 charming plates by Godefroy after
Lefevre (20s., and double on vellum paper, and between £3
and £4 with the unlettered proofs, and more on large
vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy in this state in mor. by Trautz, 142 frs.
(1894). Copies on large vellum paper with the etchings, unlettered
CAZOTTE— CEEVANTES 101
proofs and counter proofs, are of rare occurrence, and valued at fancy
prices according to condition. The publication price was the modest
6 frs., 12 frs., and 24 frs. respectively.
Cazotte. QEuvres choisies et badines, nouvelle edition. Paris,
an VI., 6 vols., 12mo., 6 plates after Chaillou by Courbe
and Bovinet (6s.).
Cecils, fiUe d'Achmet II., empereur des Turcs, nee en 1710.
A Constantinople et Paris, Buisson, 1788, 2 parts in 1 vol.,
16mo., 2 plates after Chaillou by Lorieux (3s.).
C^lastine, ou les Epoux sans I'Stre, par B(elin) de la L(eborliere),
auteur de la Nuit anglaise, etc. Nouvelle edition. Paris,
cbez Lemarchand, an VIII. (1800), 4 vols., 12mo., 4 plates
after Chaillou and Fortier by Bovinet (5s.).
C^liane ou les Amants reduits paa* leur vertus (par Mme.
Benoist). Paris, 1768, 8vo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Ce qui plait aux dames, oule plus joli des Almanachs, chansons,
ariettes, vaudevilles, airs d'opdras, etc., enrichis de sujets
graves par les meilleurs artistes de ce genre. Paris, Desnos,
1791, 12mo., 12 charming plates (15s.).
C^r^monies du manage de Louis dauphin de France, avec Marie-
Th^rfese infante d'Espagne, dans la chapelle du chateau de^
Versailles, le 23 f^vrier 1745, Atlas folio, 4 large plates :
"la C^remonie du mariage" designed and engraved by C.
N. Cochin fils ; le Bal masque donne par le roi dans lat
grande galerie de Versailles ; le Bal pard et la Decoration
de la salle de spectacle construite dans le Manage, by C. N.
Cochin pfere after Cochin fils (£8, and more in morocco).
Cochin's water-colour drawings are exhibited in the Louvre.
Cervantes. Histoire de I'admirable Don Quixote de la Manche.
Revue, eorrigee et augmentee de quantite de figures.
Bruxelles, Guillaume Fricx, 1706, 2 vols., 12mo. (all pub-
lished), plates after Harrevyn (10s.).
Cervantes. Les Principales Aventures de I'admirable Don
Quichotte, representees en figures par Coypel, Picart le
Eomain, et autres habiles maltres (Boucher, Cochin, Lebas,.
et TremoUiferes), avec les explications des 31 planches,
etc., in folio (1723-24),^ engraved by L. Surugue, Cochin,
M. Aubert, Eavenet, Lepici^, Joullain, Haussard, Silvestre,
Beauvais, Poilly, Aveline, and Tardieu. The first 24 plates
engraved under the direction of Coypel, and dated 1723 or
1724, appeared under the following title : "Les principales
102 CERVANTES
Aventures de I'incomparable chevalier errant Don Quicliotte
de la Manclie peintes par Charles Coypel peintre du roi et
gravees sous sa direction par les plus habiles artistes en ce
genre. A Paris, chez Jacques Frangois Chereau, rue St.
Jacques aux deux Piliers d'or" (£12, and in unlettered
proofs which are of extreme rarity, worth a fancy price).
Coypel's original paintings are in the Castle of Compiegne.
Cervantes. Aventures de Don Quichotte, gravees par F. Joullain
d'apres les compositions de Ch. Coypel, oblong, folio, 24
plates, the same compositions as in the preceding series.
One plate is signed F. Joullain (£6 to £8). This series was
simultaneously issued with English letterpress beneath the
plates, but it is seldom to be met with.
•Cervantes. Vida y hechos del invenioso hidalgo Don Quixote
de la Mancha, compuesta por Miguel de Cervantes, SaaVedra,
en quatro tomas, en Londres, for J. J. E. Tonson, 1738,
4 vols., 4to., portrait and 68 fine plates by Vertue and
Van der Gucht after Vanderbank (two are by Hogarth).
This edition was published by Lord Carteret (£2, and more
in morocco).
'Cervantes. Don Quixote (traduit par Filleau de St. Martinet et
Challe). David, 1741, 6 vols., 12mo., 39 plates, not signed
(15s.).
Cervantes. Life and Exploits of the ingenious Gentleman Don
Quixote de la Mancha, translated by Charles Jarvis.
London, 1742, 2 vols., 4to., portrait and plates after Vander-
, bank by Vander Gucht (20s. to 30s.).
Cervantes. Les Principales Aventures de I'admirable Don
Quichotte, representees en figures par Coypel, Picart le
Eomain, et autres habiles maltres, avec les explications des
3 1 planches de cette magnifique collection, tiroes de I'original
espagnol de Miguel de Cervantes. La Haye, chez Pierre de
Hondt, 1746, roy. 4to., fleuron on title and vignette heading
the Dedication by J. v. Schley, and 31 plates by Fokke (1),
Picart (12), V. Schley (13), and Tanj^ (5), after Boucher (1),
Cochin (2), Coypel (25), Lebas (1), and Tremoliferes (2)
(10s., and more than double before the numbers, anid £4 to
£6 on large paper, sm. folio. Martin's copy, morocco, by
Derome, 450 frs.).
The Dutch edition contains the earliest impressions, issued without
dedication and vignette. Plates 9 and 16 bear date 1742, plate 1, 1744,
and plates 3, 4, 7, and 12, 1745.
CEKVANTES 103
Cervantes. Don Quixote, translated from the Spanish, to
which is prefixed some account of the Author's Life, by
T. Smollett, M.D. London, 1755, 2 vols., 4to., 28 plates
by Hayman (35s. to 40s.).
Cervantes. Don Quixote . . . Madrid, 1765, 4 vols., post 8 vo.,
woodcuts (10s.).
Cervantes. Histoire de 1' admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche,
traduite de I'espagnol de Michel de Cervantes, enrichie de
belles figures dessin^es de Coypel et gravees par Folkdma et
Fokke. Amsterdam et Leipzig, chez Arkst^e et Merkus,
1768, 6 vols., 12mo. (8 vols, avec les Nouvelles), engraved
title, portrait of Cervantes, 6 fleurons on the titles (one
duplicate), and 31 plates (and 13 plates by Folk^ma for
Les Nouvelles) (I2s., and more with the plates before letters
or numbers in the " Nouvelles ").
Cervantes. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha,
compuesto por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Madrid,
Jbairra, 1780, 4 vols., roy. 4t9., 4 frontispieces (2 difierent)
by Selma and Juan de la Cruz after Carnicero and
Arquitecto, portrait of Cervantes by Salvator y Carmona
after Joseph del Castillo, 14 ornamented letters, 22 vignettes,
and 20 tailpieces by Brandi, Fabregat, Minguet, and
Palomino, after Ballester, Brieva, Carnicero, La Cuesta, and
Zimeno, 31 plates, by Ballester, Barcelon, Fabregat, Gil,
Moles, Muntaner, Salvador y Carmona, and Selma, after
Barranco, Brunette, Del Castillo, Ferro, and Gil, and a map.
Superb edition from the typographical as well as artistic point
of view. It is a fact worth recording that the impressions in
the unlettered proof are somewhat pale, which strengthens
the belief that those with the letterpress were taken first.
They are also of rarer occurrence, and should decidedly be
preferred. There are some plates before the numbers.
Copies with a paper of mixed quality should be avoided
(£2 to £B, and treble and more in old morocco).
Cervantes. Les Aventures de Don Quichotte, 1780, portrait
of Cervantes, 6 fleurons, 5 frontispieces, and 24 plates by
Berger after Chodowiecki ; rare (30s. to 40s.).
In the Gosford sale a copy printed on vellum (one of 6 copies) of the
Spanish edition of 1797, 3 vols., 8vo., bound in 7, with plates in red
morocco, realized 1510 frs.
Cervantes. Don Quichotte de la Manche, traduit de I'espagnol
par Florian, ouvrage posthume. De I'lmprimerie de Didot
104 CEEVANTES— CHABUY
I'aine. Paris, Deterville, an VII. (1799), 3 vols., 8vo., and
6 vols., 16mo., portrait of Cervantes by Gaucher after
Queverdo, and 24 plates by Coiny, Dambrun, Gaucher,
Godefroy, and Masquelier, after Leffevre and Le Barbier
(20s., and treble and more on vellum paper with unlettered
proofs and the etchings).
Cervantes. Don Quixote, embellished with (74) engravings
from pictures painted by Robert Smirke, E.A. London,
1818, 4 vols., roy. 8vo., 30s., and treble with India proofs
before letters. A few sets of the 74 plates were taken off
separately in folio on India paper before all letters (£8
to £10, and more with the etchings).
Cervantes. Nouvelles de Michel de Cervantes Saavedi-a,
nouvelle Edition, augmentee de trois nouvelles qui n'avoient
point ^t^ traduites en frangois et de la vie de I'auteur, en-
richies de figures en taille-douce. Amsterdam et Leipzig, chez
Arkstee et Merkus, 1768, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 fleurons on the
titles and 13 plates designed and engraved by Folkema
(6s.).
Cervantes. Nouvelles espagnoles de Michel de Cervantes,
traduction nouvelle (par Lefebvre de Villebrune) avec des
notes, ornee de figures en taille-douce. Paris, veuve
Duchesne, 1778, 2 vols., 8vo., 12 plates after -Desrais by
Berthet (1), Bradel (1), Delaunay (1), Lebeau (2), lie
Roy (1), Maillet (1), and 5 not signed (30s.).
The following are the titles ofthe " Nouvelles," viz. : La Bohemiemie,
plate by Delaunay jeune; L'Amant liberal; Theodosie et Leocadie; Le
Jaloux d'Estremadure ; L'Espagnole Angloise ; Le Sot curieux"; Le
Licentie de verre ; L'lUustre Fregone ; La Force du sang ; Cornelia ;
Le Mariage trompeur ; Les Filoux. They are dated 1776, 1777, and
1778 respectively, and have separate pagination, and the last 5 have
only half-titles. In 1788 M. Defer de Maisonneuve had new general
titles printed to each volume.
Cervantes. Novelas exemplares de Miguel de Cervantes
Saavedra, en esta nueva imprecion adornadas y illustradas
de muy bellas estampas. Anvers, Bousquet, 1743, 2 vols.,
8vo., portrait by Jacquemin after Kent, and 13 plates by
Adeline (1 by Daudet) after Folkema (12, and 1 without
name) (10s.).
Chabuy (Fr. Nic). Abrege de I'histoire chronologique des
Juifs jusqu'a la prise de Jerusalem. Paris, chez Chaubert,
1759, 8vo., 5 vignettes by Saint-Aubin under the direction
of Fessard after Gravelot (4s.).
CH ALES— CHANSONS 105
Chales. Les illustres Frangoises, histoires veritables. Utrecht,
chez Etienne Neaulme, 1737, 4 vols., 8vo., frontispieces,
fleurons, and 9 plates (4s.).
Challiot, Gauthier. Eeglement sur les Uniformes des Gene-
raux, des Officiers, des Etats-Majors . . . Paris, an XIL,
4to., 15 military plates by Challiot, Gauthier, etc. {25s.
to 30s.).
Chambron. Le Commerce de I'Amerique par Marseille. Avig-
non, 1764, 2 vols., 4to., frontispiece to each vol, (alike)
(25s. to 30s.).
Champlain. L'Ami de la Concorde, ou Essai sur les motifs
d'eviter des procfes et sur les rnoyens d'en tarir la source,
par un avocat an Parlement. Londres, 1765, 8vo., folding
plate, not signed, representing justice swallowing the oyster
(3s.).
Chansonnier (Le) patriote, ou Eecueil de Chansons, Vaudevilles
et Pot-pourris patriotiques, par differents auteurs. Paris,
Garnery, I'an premier de la Republique francaise, 16mo., 1
allegorical plate (3s.).
Chansonnier de la Montague (Le) ou Eecueil de Chansons,
Vaudevilles, pots-pourris et hymnes patriotiques. Paris,
chez Favre, maison Egalit^, galerie de bois, 220, an III.,
pretty frontispiece containing 7 medal portraits, not signed,
of Barras, Marat, etc. (3s.).
Chansonnier des Graces (Le) avec la musique gravee des airs
nouveaux. Paris, chez Louis, an IX., 16mo., 1 plate by
Dambrun after Bonnet (3s.).
It began in " an VIII." with plate after Ruotte.
Chansons choisies, avec les airs not^s. Genfeve (Cazin), 1782,
4 vols., 16mo., frontispiece, not signed, and 115 plates of
music. This edition contains the " Chansons Erotiques "
(10s. to 15s.).
Chansons choisies, avec les airs notes. Genfeve, 1785, 4 vols.,
12mo., pretty frontispiece designed and engraved by Baily,
and 202 pages of engraved music {6s.).
Chansons des bons Cousins et bons compagnons fendeujs, d^diees
a toutes les bonnes cousines du chantier de la Paix, gravies
par le cousin Fauchau, 1773, 8vo., engraved text and music,
frontispiece and 4 tailpieces, not signed (10s. to 12s.).
106 CHAPELLE— CHAENOIS
Chapelle. Voyage de Chapelle et Bachaumont, suivi de quelques
autres voyages dans le meme genre. Genfeve (Cazin), 1777,
8 vo. , a charming frontispiece by Delaunay after Marillier ( 3s. ).
Chapelle. Voyage de Chapelle et Bachaumont. Londres
(Cazin), 1782, frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Chappe d'Auteroche (L'abbe). Voyage en Siberie, fait par
ordre du Eoi en 1761, contenant les moeurs, les usages
des Russes, et I'etat actuel de cette puissance, etc. Paris,
De Bure pfere, 1768, 2 vols, in 3, fol. and Atlas roy. fol.,
frontispiece by Tilliard after Le Prince, fleuron on title by
Duclos after Le Prince, vignette designed and engraved by
Moreau, and 50 plates by Duclos, Le Bas, Baquoy, de
Launay, Martinet, A. de Saint-Aubin, F. and B. Tilliard,
and C. de Fecamp, after Le Prince (28), Moreau le jeune
(8), Caresme de Fecamp (12), and Martinet (2), plus frontis-
piece for the Atlas by Tilliard after Le Prince. It is
essential that the Atlas should have the " Cartes des
Vosges," which is frequently missing ; the Atlas alone is
scarce (£3).
The edition of Amsterdam, 6 vols., 12mo., 1769-70, folding frontis-
piece, and 5 plates after de Bokker, is only an abridged one. The
original drawings of Le Prince and Moreau a la sepia and a I'encre de
Chine are in the collection of Louis Eoederer at Reims.
Charlevoix (R. P. F. Xavier de). Histoire et Description
gendrale de la Nouvelle France . . . Paris, P. F. GifFart,
1744, 3 vols., 4to., numerous plates (30s. to 40s.).
Charlevoix (de). Histoire du Paraguay . . . Paris, Desaint
et Saillant, 1756, 3 vols., 4to., maps and 3 charming
vignettes, not signed (15s.).
Chamois (J. Ch. Le Vacher de). Nouvelles. Paris, veuve
Duchesne, 1782, 12mo., frontispiece and plate by Duclos
(4s.).
Chamois. Nouvelles. Bruxelles, chez Emmanuel Flon, 1782,
12mo., frontispiece and plate after J. B. Q. D. by de La
Rue (3s.).
Chamois (J. Ch. Le Vacher de). Costumes et Annales des
grands Th^d,tres de Paris, avec figures au lavis et colori^eSj
ouvrage destin^ a representer le costume exact de nos
com^diens les plus eclair^s, a relever les erreurs des faux
costumes, a offirir des modfeles de ceux qui sont inconnus
ou alteres, accompagnes de notices interessantes et
curieuses. A Paris, chez Janinet, de 1786 a 1789, 7
CHAENOIS— CHAETE 107
parts in 4 vols., 8vo., 176 plates tinted and coloured after
D. Bertaux, Dutertre, Le Barbier, Desrais, Janinet, etc., or
not signed and engraved by Janinet. A periodical publica-
tion of which appeared yearly 48 numbers with 24 coloured
plates, 24 plates after the antique, and 36 plates of music.
In the first 3 years there were 48 numbers each, in the fourth
year 33 numbers only. The work has a twofold interest—
the costumes of the period, and the information given in
relation to the theatres as well as the pretty portraits of
famous actresses, among which may be noticed those of
Mile. Contat (r61e of Suzanne in La FoUe Journde), Madame
Dugazon (r61e of Nina), Mile. Guimard, Mile Colombe,
Mme. Vestris, Mme. Favart, Sophie Arnould, Adrieme
Lecouvreur, Eaucourt, etc. (£25 to £30, and more than
double on large paper 4to., particularly on superfine paper).
Chamois (J. Ch. Le Vacher de). Eecherches sur les Costumes
et sur les Th^^tres de toutes les nations tant anciennes que
modernes, etc.; avec estampes en couleur et au la vis,
dessindes par M. Chery et gravees par P. M. Alix. Paris,
Drouhin, 1790, 2 vols., 4to., portrait of Chamois by Alix
after Violet in colours (done after his assassination in 1792),
frontispiece coloured, and 53 plates, mostly in colours by
Alix, Ride, and Sergent after Chery (£2).
Reprinted 1802, withi 56 coloured plates.
Charpentier (R. ). Premier Livre de difFerents Trophees, inventez
par R. Charpentier, Sculpteur du Roy, et grave par Huquier.
A Paris, chez Huquier, s.d., oblong 4to., engraved title and
10 plates (15s. to 20s.).
Charrifere (Madame de). Les Trois femmes, par Mme. de
Charrifere, auteur des Lettres ecrites de Lausanne, etc.
Paris, Nepveu, libraire, passage des Panoramas, 26, 1809,
post 8vo., frontispiece and 6 plates by Choffard, Couche,
and Duplessis-Bertaux after Legrand (10s.).
Charron (Pierre). De la Sagesse, trois livres . . . Genfeve,
1777, 3 vols., 16mo., fine portrait by de Launay (3s.).
Charron. De la Sagesse. Paris, Bastien, 1783, 8vo., portrait
by and after Pruneau, and a charming plate copied from
the frontispiece of the famous undated Elzevir edition (4s.,
and double on large paper 4to. ).
Charte constitutionelle des Frangais, ornee de gravures, dedide
au Roi, par M. Ponce, graveur de S. A. R. Monsieur. Paris,
108 CHASSAIGNON— CHAUSSAED
ehez Ponce et Didot, 1814, 4to., 6 plates by Ponce and
Helman after Monnet (12s., and more than double on
vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
Chassaignon (J. M.). Cataractes de I'lmagination, ddluge
de la scribomanie, vomissement litt^raire, hemorrbagie
encyclopedique, monstres des monstres, par Epim^nide
I'inspir^. Dans I'antre de Tropbonius, au pays des visions,
1779, 4 vols., 12mo., 2 fantastic plates, not signed (in first
and last volume) (10s.).
Some information of an astounding literary and artistic nature is
treasured in this work.
Chaucer (G.). The Works, compared with the former Editions
and many valuable MSS. out of which three Tales added
which were never before printed by John Urry, together
with a Glossary (by Dr. J. Thomas). With the Author's
Life, newly written, and a Preface giving an Account of
this edition. London, 1721, fob, pp. 760, with portraits
of Chaucer by Vertue, and of Urry by Pigne, and engrav-
ings of the Pilgrims (10s., and more on large paper, of
which only 250 copies were printed).
Chaulieu. (Euvres. La Hay, chez Gosse junior (Cazin),
2 vols., 16mo., pretty portrait, not signed (3s.).
Chaulieu, Elite des Poesies de Chaulieu. Paris, chez Desessarts,
an VIL, 12mo., frontispiece by Thomas after Le Barbier
(3s.).
Chauncy (Sir H.). The Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire.
London, 1700, fob, portrait, map, and 46 plates (£8 to £10).
Three plates at pages 99, 220, and 262, as well as the "Printed
Directions for placing the Cuts " subsequently issued, are frequently
missing, but they should be there.
Chaussard. Le Nouveau Diable boiteux, tableau philosophique
et moral de Paris : Memoires mis en lumifere et enrichis de
notes par le Dr. Didasculus, de Louvain. Paris, Buisson,
an VII. (1799), 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces by Baquoyand
Delignon after Garnerey (10s.).
Chaussard. Fetes et Courtisanes de la Grece, comprenant la
chronique religieuse des anciens Grecs, la chronique scanda-
leuse, tableau de leurs mceurs privies, etc. Paris, chez
Buisson, an IX. (1801), 4 vols., 8vo., 4 plates by Michel
after Garnerey, 2 leaves of engraved music, an Athenian
Chippendale (No. 1)
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CHAIJSSAED— CHODERLOS 109
almanack and the planisphere of the labours of Hercules,
engraved by Sellier (10s.).
Cha^ssard. Histoire de la Galanterie chez les differentes
peuples. Paris, Maradan, 1793 and 1797, 2 vols., 16mo.,
2 pretty frontispieces, not signed (6s.),
Chenier (M. J.). Charles IX., ou I'Ecole des Eois, trag^die en
cinq actes et en vers. De I'imprimerie de Didot jeune. A
Paris, chez Bossange, et a Nantes, chez Louis, 1790, 8vo.,
3 plates by Berthet and Delignon after Borel (12s., and on
vellum paper with unlettered proofs more than double).
Another edition with the same date, in 8vo., with one plate by Le
Barbier (3s.).
Chenier. Poesies lyriques. Paris, Didot, an Y., 12mo., frontis-
piece by Tardieu after Fragonard (4s.).
Chertablon (De). La Manifere de se bien preparer a la mort,
par des considerations sur la Cfene, la Passion et la Mort de
J^sus-Christ, avec de trfes-belles estampes emblematiques,
expliqudes par M. de Chertablon. Anvers, 1700, 4to.,
42 plates by Eomain de Hooge, not signed, including
3 frontispieces (25s. to 30s.).
The first impressions are ia the Dutch text, which was published 1699.
Chevalier. La Confederation de Nature, ou I'Art de se repro-
duire (en vers). Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1790, 16mo.,
frontispiece and 3 pretty plates, not signed, by EUuin after
Borel (10s.). -
Chevrier. Le Quart d'heure d'unie jolie femme ou les Amuse-
ments de la toilette, ouvrage presque moral dedie a
Messieurs les habitants des coins de la Peine, par Mile, de
* * *. Geneve, 1753, frontispiece by Scotin I'aine after
Bonnard (5s.).
Chippendale (Th.). Gentleman's and Cabinet Maker's Director,
a Collection of Designs in the Gothic, Chinese, and Modern
Taste. London, 1762, folio, 200 plates (£18). The third
and best edition, as the 1st and 2nd editions published in
1754 and 1755 contain only 161 plates (£12).
Choderlos de Laclos. Les Liaisons dangereuses, lettres
recueillies dans une soci^te et publiees pour I'instruction
de plusieurs autres, par M. C. de L. Genfeve, 1792, 4 vols.,
16mo., 8 pretty plates by Dambrun, Delignon, Halbou,
Simonet, and Thomas, after Le Barbier (30s., and on
1 10 CHODEELOS— CnOFFAED
vellum paper with unlettered proofs and the etchings,
£15 to £20).
Reprinted 1794.
Choderlos de Laclos. Les Liaisons dangereuses . . . Londres
(Paris), 1796, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces, by Patas and
Langlois, after Monnet, and 13 plates by Baquoy (1),
Duplessis-Bertaux, and Dupreel (2), Godefroy (1), Lemire
(2), Lingee (2), Masquelier (l), Pauquet (1), Simonet (1),
and Trifere (2), after Monnet (6), Mile. Gerard (6), and
Fragonard fils (l) (£4 to £6, and on vellum paper with
the unlettered proofs and the tissue papers containing the
number of volume, pagination, and legend, a fancy price).
Such a copy in old morocco brought 1600 frs. (Paris sale, 1896). M.
E. Paillet's copy with the original drawings and the plates in two states,
unlettered proofs and the etchings (the latter rarissime), 10,000 frs.
(Morgand's Catalogue de la Bibliotheque de M. Eugene Paillet 1887).
A counterfeit (printed about 1812), bearing the date 1796, may easily
be detected by the paper being thin and bluish ; it also has the numbers
indicating the pages to which the plate belongs, scraped, and the tissue
papers, too, are without legends or letterpress.
Chodowiecki (Daniel). Almanachs de Berlin, de G6ettingue de
Gotha, de Launenbourg, de 1769 a 1794 (circa) : Les
Saisons, 12 unlettered proof plates ; Les Propositions de
mariage, 12 unlettered proof plates ; Les Aventures de Don
Quichotte, 12 plates ; Les Idylles de Gessner, 12 unlettered
proof plates ; Roland Furieux, 12 unlettered proof plates
(extremely fine) ; Tables de Gellert, 12 unlettered proof
plates ; La Henriade de Voltaire, 12 plates ; Les Metiers
(Le Tailleur, le maltre a danser, le maltre d'armes, etc.)., 12
plates; La Nouvelle Heloise, 12 plates ; Huon de Bordeau,
12 plates; Histoire de Gil Bias de Santillane, 12 plates;
Macbeth, 12 plates ; Henri VIII. , 12 plates ; Les Croisades,
12 plates ; Tristram Shandy, 12 plates, etc., 32mo. (8s. to
10s. each).
Chodowiecki. Lehre vom richtigen Verhaeltnisse zu den
Schoepfungswerken . . . 1792, post Svo., plates by Chodo-
wiecki (10s.).
Chodowiecki. Ueber die Ehe . . . Berlin, 1792, 12mo.,
unlettered frontispiece and fleuron on title by Chodowiecki
(5s.).
ChofTard. Notice historique sur I'art de la gravure en France,
par P. P. Ch . . ., dessinateur et graveur, ci-devant de
CHOISEUL-GOUFFIEE— CHOEIER 111
plusieurs Academies royales. Paris, Eichard, an XII.
(1804), 8vo., pretty vignette designed and engraved by the
author (3s.).
Clioiseul-Gouffier (Comte de). Voyage pittoresque de la Grece.
Paris, 1782-1809 (or 1824), 2 vols., roy. fol., vol. i.,
portrait by Dien after Bailly, large fleuron on title by
Varin, after Moreau le jeune, 12 large and fine fleurons and
tailpieces by Choffard, Huet, Hilair, Monnet, Moreau, and
A. de Saint- Aubin, 89 plates by Berthaut, Choffard,
Delignon, Dequevauviller, Dambrun, Duclos, H. Gutten-
biirg, Ingouf, Li^nard, Moseder, Mathieu, Martini, Le Mire,
De Longueil, Letellier, Salliet, Tilliard, Varin, Weisbrodt,
etc., after Choiseul-Gouffier, Hillar, and Moreau ; vol. ii.,
5 fleurons, 11 plates by and after the same artists, and 10
maps. As there are 3 issues of the first volume, the first
has the preference as regards the impressions, and should
be recognized by the Discours pr^liminaire, finishing at the
fourth line of page 16 by the words " exoriare aliquis " (£2,
and more if vol. i. is on Dutch paper).
The original drawings are in the Collection of Vicomte de Janze.
Choiseul-Meuse (Comtesse Fdlicit^ de). Alberti, ou I'Erreur de la
nature. Paris, Marchand, an VII., 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates
by Manage after Binet (4s.).
Cholet de Jetphort. Etrennes lyriques, anacreontiques, pour
I'ann^e 1781, presentees a Madame la comtesse de Provence,
16mo., frontispiece by Gaucher after Cochin.
These "Etrennes" were continued till 1794, with frontispieces by
Gaucher, Ponce, etc., after Cochin or Monnet.
Choregraphie, ou I'art de decrire la dance par- caracteres, figures
et signes demonstratifs, par M. Feuillet, maltre de dance.
Paris, Michel Brunet, 1701, 4to. Eecueil de dances com-
pos^es par M. Feuillet, maltre de dance. Paris, Michel
Brunet, 1700, 4to. Eecueil de dances composdes par
M. Pecour et mises sur le papier par M. Feuillet. Paris,
Michel Brunet, 1700, 4to., 3 vols, in 1, upwards of 200
plates, excessively rare (£6 to £8).
Chorier (Nicolas). Joannis Meursii Elegantise latini sermonis,
sen Aloisia Sigsea Toletana de Arcanis Amoris et Veneris,
adjunctis Fragmentis quibusdam Eroticis. Lugd. Bata-
vorum, ex typis Elzevirianis (Paris, Barbou ?), J. Basker-
vUle (?), 1757, 2 parts in 1 vol., post 8vo., 2 fleurons (alike)
112 CHOEIER— CLAVIGEEO
on titles, and a frontispiece, not signed, apparently by
G-ravelot (30s. to 40^.). The Cazin edition, 2 vols., 18mo.,
Londini, 1781, has an engraved title dated 1774, a pretty
frontispiece by Duponchel after Chevaux (20s., and treble
in old morocco, particularly on fine paper).
Chorier (Nicolas). Le Meursius fran9ois, ou Entretiens galants
d'Aloisia Cythfere (Paris, Cazin), 1782, 2 vols. 16mo.,
frontispiece and 12 plates, not signed, by Elluin after
Borel. Three editions were published the same year ; the
first is preferable, and may be recognized by the words
" Sixifeme entretion" heading page 44, and at page 191,
line 9, " Ah ! ma chere soeur." The first edition is likewise
a little larger in size and on bluish paper (£3, and treble
on large vellum paper in 8vo., which is very rare).
There is also a counterfeit edition, where the plates are reversed, and
on the frontispiece the woman is to the right, which is wrong (15s.).
Chorier (Nicolas). L'Academie des Dames, ou Nouvelle
traduction du Meursius frangais connu sous le nom
d'Aloisia, edition corrigfe et augmentee, etc., enrichie de
jolies figures en taille-douce. A Cythfere, de I'imprimerie
de la Volupte, 1793, 3 vols., 16mo., frontispiece and 12
plates, not signed (£4).
Christ. Dictionnaire de Monogrammes, Chiffres, Lettres
initiales, Logogryphes, R^bus, etc., sous lesquels les plus
c^lfebres Peintres, Graveurs and Dessinateurs ont dessind
leurs Noms ... A Paris, 1750, folding plates of mono-
grams and ciphers (10s. to 15s.).
Christoph Colomb ou I'Amerique decouverte, poeme en 24
chants. Paris, Moutard, 1773, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces,
one by J. B. Tilliard after Noel Challe, the other not
signed (6s.).
Attributed to Bourgeois de La Rochelle.
Claude (Isaac). Le Comte de Soissons, nouvelle galante.
Cologne, chez Pierre le jeune (Hollande), 1705, ]6mo.,
frontispiece by J. Harrewyn (3s.).
Clavigero (F.S.). History of Mexico, collected from Spanish
and Mexican Historians, from manuscripts and ancient
Paintings of the Indians. Translated from the Italian by
Charles Cullen. London, 1787, 2 vols., 4to., charts and
plates (20s. to 25s.).
CLIO— CODE 113
Clio and Euterpe, or, British. Harmony. 1758, -59, -62, 4 vols.,
8vo., engraved throughout with the music, and a vignette
heading each page (£5 to £6).
Cochin (Charles-Nicolas). Les Misotechnites aux Enfers, ou
Examen des observations sur les arts, par une societe
d'amateurs. Amsterdam (Paris), 1763, 12mo., 10 vignettes
designed and engraved by Cochin, unsigned (15s., and a
fancy price in the state of tirage a part, etching or finished).
Cochin. Collection de vignettes, fleurons et culs-de-lampe, ou
Suite chronologique de faits relatifs a I'histoire de France,
composes par M. Cochin et graves en partie par lui-meme
en 40 planches. Paris, chezPrevost, 1767; 4to., 42 vignettes
and 31 plates {25s., and double on Dutch paper).
This series was done for Henault's Abrege chronologique de I'Histoire
de France, 1749. They are also to be found in "tirage a part," as also
the etchings.
Cochin. (Euvre dessine et gravee de Ch. Nic. Cochin fils.
Paris, 1727-90, fol. This collection of about 1100 pieces,
consisting of portraits (including the etching of Saint-
Aubin's portrait of Cochin), vignettes, etc., realized in M.
Hip. Destailleur's sale in 1895, 805 frs.
Cochin. Eecueil des Festes, Feux d'artifices et Pompes fune-
bres ordonnes pour le Eoy par messieurs les premiers
gentilshommes de sa chambre. Paris, de I'imprimerie de
Ballard, 1756 fol., 13 plates designed and engraved by
Cochin pere et fils (£3 to £4, and more in old morocco).
Cochin et Bellicard. Observations sur les antiquites d'Hercu-
lanum, avec quelques reflexions sur la peinture et la sculp-
ture des anciens. Paris, Jombert, 1754, 12mo., pretty-
vignette having the arms of Marquis de Marigny to whom
the book is dedicated, designed and engraved by Cochin, "Le
V^suve" by Gallimard after' Cochin, and 40 plates by
Bellicard (several not signed) (10s.).
Reprinted 1755, with Le Vesuve as folding-plate.
Cock Fighting. Directions for Breeding and Fighting Game
Cocks, 1780, 8vo., 1 plate ; scarce (50s. to 60s.).
Code de la nature (Le), pofeme de Confucius, traduit et com-
ment^ par le pere Parentin. Londres et Paris, Le Eoy,
Svo., fine frontispiece by Le Barbier (3s.).
Attributed to La Vicomterie.
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114 COEFPUEES- COLLECTION
Coeffures (sic). Eecueil de 12 planches coloriees de coiffures
de Dames. A Paris, Esnauts et Rapilly, s.d. (1784), 32mo.
(30s. to 40s.).
Coiffures a la mode de 1781, 4to., 88 figures on 5 plates (£3 to
£4) ; rare.
Coker (N.). A Survey of Dorsetshire. London, 1732, fol.
map and plates of arms (20s., and more than double on
large or thick paper with the heraldic plates coloured).
Colardeau. Lettre amoureuse d'Heloi'se a Abeilard, traduction
libre de M. Pope par M. Colardeau, nouvelle Edition, revue
et corri'gee par I'auteur. Paris, Veuve Duchesne, 1766,
8vo., frontispiece and vignette by Massard after Eisen (3s.)
Quentin-Bauchart's copy in red morocco by Derome, 130
frs., an exorbitant price.
Colardeau. Le Temple de Guide, mis en vers par M. Colardeau.
Paris, Le Jay, s.d. (1773), 8vo., engraved title having medal
^portrait of Corneille (exists before text with differences), and
7 fine plates by Baquoy, Delaunay, Helman, Masquelier,
Nee, and Ponce after Monnet (10s., and more than treble
with unlettered proofs).
'Colardeau. CEuvres de Colardeau, de TAcademie frangoise.
Paris, Ballard et Le Jay, 1779, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait
of Colardeau by C. V. D. after Voiriot, et 11 plates by
Legrand, Mathieu, Baquoy, De Launay, Masquelier, Massard,
N^e, and Ponce after Monnet (10s., and more than double
on large Dutch paper ; rare, but should not be confounded
with " papier fort dAuvergne ").
Colle. La Partie de Chasse de Henri IV., comedie en trois
actes et en prose, avec quatre estampes en taUle-douce
d'apres les desseins de M. Gravelot. Paris, veuve Duchesne,
1766, 8vo. (8s.).
The 4 plates are engraved by Duclos, Rousseau, and Simonet. The
original pen-and-ink and sepia drawings were bequeathed by Philippe
de Saint-Albin to M. Eugene Paillet. There is another set of 6 plates
oval in 4to., each having the explanation beneath by Duclos, De Ghendt,
de Longueil, Le Veau, and Simonet (one not signed) after Gravelot.
The original drawings and the etchings are in the Collection Roederer
at Reims.
Colle. Theatre et ffiuvres de Colle. Paris, Cailleau, 1784,
8vo., 3 plates by Mathieu and Legrand after Monnet (10s.).
Collection and Selection of English Prologues and Epilogues
COLLECTION— COLLOT 1 1 5
from Shakespeare to Garrick, 1779, 4 vols., 8yo., frontis-
pieces (155. to 20s.).
Collection de Vues de Nuremberg 1715, oblong fol., engraved
title and 12 fine views, witb letterpress beneath, in French
and German, designed and engraved by Jean Adam Dessen-
bach (15s. to 20.9.).
Collection de Cinquante vues du Ehin les plus intdressantes, et
les plus pittoresques depuis Spire jusqu'a Diisseldorf,
dessindes sur les lieux d'apres nature, par Janscha et gravees
par Ziegler. Wien, Artaria et Compagnie, 1798, oblong fol.,
50 magnificent water-colour views (30s. to 40s.).
Collet. L'Isle deserte, tragi-comddie en un acte et en vers, par
M. C. . . . Paris, Duchesne, 1758, 8vo., frontispiece re-
presenting MUe. Gaussin by Lemire after Cochin ; rare
(12s.).
Collier. Contes et Poesies du C. Collier, Commandant-general
des Croisades du bas Ehin (par Jacquemont). A Saverne,
1792, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 frontispieces, not signed (25s., and
more on vellum paper). The author in assuming the
pseudonyme of Collier intended to turn into ridicule the
Cardinal de Eohan, who after the notorious " Collier "
scandal, in which he figured as one of the heroes, was
nicknamed Cardinal Collier, In Saverne, the presumed
printing place, the cardinal had his castle.
Collins (A.). Historical Collections of the noble Families of
Cavendish, Holies, Vere, Harley, and Ogle. Collected from
Eecords, Manuscripts, our most authentic Historians and
other undoubted Authorities. London, 1752, fol., portraits
by Vertue (50s. to 60s., and more on large paper).
Collins (David). An Account of the English Colony in New
South Wales from 1788 to 1801, with some particulars of New
Zealand. London, Cadell, 1798-1802, 2 vols., 4to., maps
and plates, those of Natural History coloured (£2 to £3).
CoUinson (Eev. J.). The History and Axitiquities of the
County of Somerset, collected from authentick Eecords, and
an actual Survey made by the late Edmund Eack. Bath,
1791, 3 vols., 4to., map and plates (£6 to £7, and on large
paper, of which only 12 copies were printed, £14 to £15).
CoUot d'Herbois. Almanach du pere Gerard pour I'annee,
1792, la troisieme de I'fere de la Libert^, orne de 12 figures
116 COMMINES— CONFESSIONS
en taille-douce, ouvrage qui a remporte le prix propose par la
Societe des amis de la Constitution, seante aux Jacobins, a
Paris, par M. J. M. Collot d'Herbois, membra de la Societe.
Paris, Maillet, 1792, 12mo., 12 pretty plates by Bovinet,
Duval, Leroy, and Michon, after Charpentier (20s. to 25s.).
Another edition came out chez Buisson, 1792, with one plate only (5s.).
Commines (Phil, de, sieur d'Argenton)., Memoires . . . ou
Ton trouve I'Histoire des Rois de France Louis XL . . .
Nouvelle edition . . . Revue . . . par Messieurs Godefroy.
Augmentde par M. I'Abbe Lenglet du Fresnoy. A Londres,
et se trouve a Paris, cKez Rollin, 1747, 4 vols., 4to., frontis-
piece and tbe Odieuvre series of portraits (£2 to £3, and
double on large paper, particularly with the suppressed dedi-
cation to Mar^chal Maurice, comte de Saxe, and his portrait).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy in such a state in red morocco, by Derome,
4530 frs. (1894). Another copy in the same sale, in the same condition,
but in modern blue morocco, with dentelle, arms, and cipher of the
Marquis de Coislin, by Duru, 275 frs.
Common Prayer-Book . . , London, I7l7, 8vo., Bust of King
Ge'orge I., and facing it are the portraits of the Prince and
Princess of Wales ; 22 engraved pages of text, comprising
dedication, table, etc., a dial with 2 pointers (the latter
frequently missing), and 166 plates (engraved on silver
plates) by John Sturt (30s., and more than treble on large
paper, 4to. ; very scarce).
Condamine (De la). Relation d'un Voyage fait dans I'intdrieur
de I'Amerique meridionale, depuis la c6te de la mer du Sud
jusqu'aux c6tes du Bresil et de la Guiane en descendant la
riviere des Amazon es. A Paris, chez la veuve Pissot, 1745,
8vo., map and plates (5s.).
Conder (J.). Arrangement of Provincial Coins, Tokens, and
Medalets, issued in Great Britain, Ireland, and the Colonies,
within the last twenty years, from the Farthing to the Penny
Size. London and Ipswich, 1798, 8vo., engravings of coins
(10s., and in quarto printed on one side only, £2).
Confession naive de Victorine tendant a la reforme du sexe, par
I'auteur des Caracteres de I'amitid. Paris, Vve. Girouard,
de I'imprimerie de Fantelin, s.d., 16mo., 1 plate after Ch^ry
by Blanchard (4s.).
Confessions d'un Solitaire (Les). Geneve, 1796, 2 parts, 12mo.,
2 plates, not signed (6s.).
CONGEES— CONST ANTIN 117
Congres politique, ou Entretiens libres des puissances de
I'Europe sur le bal general prochain. Avec figures.
Londres (Paris), Delorme, 1772, 8vo., 2 large satirical
folding-plates, not signed (8s.).
Congreve (W.). Works consisting of Plays and Poems. Bir-
mingham, Baskerville, 1761, 3 vols., roy. 8vo., portrait
after Kneller, and 4 plates by Grignion after Hay man (30s.
to 40s., and more if unusually free from spots ; copies in
old morocco command higher prices).
Conjuration de Philippe (La) ou Details circonstanci^s de
I'assemblde qu'il tint en personne au Eaincy, le 7 de ee
mois et jours suivants, 1790, 8vo., pretty plate in bistre,
not signed (4s.).
Connaissance parfaite des chevaux (La), contenant la maniere
de les gouverner et de les conserver en sante . . . avec une
instruction, sur les haras. L'Art de monter a cheval et de
dresser les chevaux de manfege, etc., le tout enrichi de
figures en taille-douce. A Paris, par la Cie. des libraires,
1741, post 8vo., frontispiece and 7 plates, not signed (25s.).
Conseil de Momus (Le) et ]a Eevue de son regiment, poeme
calotin (Paris, 1730), 8vo., 2 plates and portrait, "Aimon
premier," the latter signed B.A. (5s.).
Attributed to Bosc du Bouchet.
Considerations philosophiques sur les mceurs, les plaisirs, et les
prejuges de la capitale. Londres et Paris, chez le Koi,
1787, 8vo., frontispiece by Hemery after Queverdo (3s.).
Constant. Laure ou Lettres de quelques personnes de Suisse.
Londres (Cazin), 1787, 5 plates by Frussotte after Diincker
(6s.).
Constant d'Orville. Histoire des diffdrents peuples du monde,
contenant les ceremonies religieuses et civiles, etc. Paris,
chez Edme, 1772, 6 vols., 8vo., numerous fine half-page
vignettes (10s.).
Constant de Eebecque. Camille, ou Lettres de deux. fiUes
de ce siecle . . . Paris, an V., 2 vols., 12mo., 4 plates signed
" Bovinet sculp." (3s.).
Constantin. La Oille, melange ou assemblage de divers mets
pour tons les goAts, par un vieux cuisinier gaulois. A
Constantinople (Paris), I'au de I'ere chrdtienne 1775, 16mo.,
pretty frontispiece, not signed (10s.).
118 CONSTITUTION— CORBEILLE
Constitution frangaise, prdsentde au Eoi par I'assemblde
nationale le 3 septembre 1791 . . . acceptee par Sa Ma-
jeste le 14 du meme mois a Paris. De rimprimerie de
Prud'homme, 1791, 16mo., text within borders, 1 plate,
not signed (4s.).
Constitution de la Kdpublique francaise, representee par
figures (7) gravies par E. A. David. Paris, David, an VIII. ,
16mo. (12s.).
Contes nouveaux (Dans un cpnte parfois, la v^rit^ se trouve).
Londres, Paris, 1781, post 8vo., text engraved and printed
in red. Vignette, 6 plates, and 3 tailpieces, not signed
(10s., and some copies with the illustrations in red, 20s.).
Contes pour ceux qui peuvent encore rire. Plaisance, 1789,
24mo., pretty portrait of the author (unknown) by Le
Beau (5s.),
Cook (J.). Directions for Navigating in part of the South
Coast of Newfoundland. . . . London, 1766, 4 to., chart
which includes the Islands of St. Peter's and Miquelon
(£3 to £4).
Cook (J.). First Voyage round the World, 1773, 3 vols.,
4to. ; Second Voyage, 1777, 2 vols., 4to. ; Third Voyage,
1784, 3 vols., 4to. ; together 8 vols., 4to., and folio Atlas,
numerous maps and plates (£5 to £7).
Cooper. La Vie de Socrate, traduit de I'anglais (par de Combes).
Amsterdam, 1751, 12mo., engraved title and portrait by
Duflos (3s.).
Copper-plate Magazine (The\ or Cabinet of picturesque engrav-
ings, comprising all the most interesting Views in Eng-
land, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. London, J. Harrison,
1792, 5 vols., oblong 4to., numerous plates by Walker, etc,
(£4 to £5).
Coqueley de Chausse-Pierre. Le Eoue vertueux, pofeme en
prose, en quatre chants, propre a faire, en cas de besoin,
un drame a jt5uer deux fois par semaine, orn^ de gravures,
seconde edition, a laquelle ou a joint la Lettre du jeune
metaphysicien. Lausanne (Paris), 1770, 8vo., 2 fleurons
and 4 plates in black or bistre, not signed, by Le Prince,
(10s.). The first edition has frontispiece and 5 plates (20s.).
Corbeille de G-lycke (La), bouquetiere a la porte du Temple de
Venus, a Athfenes, chansons choisies sur les airs les plus
COEBIE— COENEILLE 119
agreables. Paris, chez le sieur Desnos, 1783, 16mo., en-
graved title and 12 charming plates (20s.).
Corbie. The&,tre des Boulevards, ou, Eecueil de parades.
A Mahon (Paris), de rimprimerie de Gilles Langlois, a
I'enseigne de I'Etrille, 1756, 3 vols., 12mo., etched frontis-
piece in each volume alike (10s.).
Corbinelli. Histoire gdn^alogique de la maison de Gondi.
Paris, Coignard, 1705, 2 vols., 4to., numerous coats of arms,
genealogical tables, plates of old monuments (chiefly-
destroyed by the tide of time), 28 male and female portraits
(remarkable for the costumes) by Duflos, Mariette, and
others (30s.).
Gordonnel (Adam de). Picturesque Antiquities of Scotland.
. . . London, 1788-93, 4 parts, 8vo., 100 plates (20s. to 30s.,
and more on stout paper).
Corneille. Theatre de Pierrre Corneille, nouvelle ^dition..
Amsterdam, chez H. Desbordes, 1701, 5 vols., 16mo.,
portrait, engraved frontispiece and 32 plates, not signed,
15s.; Theatre de Thomas Corneille, 5 vols., 1701, 16mo.,
portrait and 32 plates, not signed, 10s. In old morocco
they both are worth £S and more.
Corneille. Theatre de Pierre Corneille, avec des commentaires.
(par Voltaire), etc. (Genfeve) 1764, 12 vols., 8vo., frontis-
piece by Watelet after Pierre, representing Genius crowning
the bust of Corneille, and 34 plates by Baquoy (2),
Flipart (5), Lemire (19), Lempereur (2), de Longueil (3),.
Prevost (1), and Radigues (2) after Gravelot (20s., and in
old French morocco, £10 to £15, and more according to
state).
Vcltaire had this edition printed by subscription by the Bros. Cramer
at Geneva for the benefit of the great-granddaughter of Corneille.
Few copies are free from discoloured leaves. Among Gravelot's plates,
which, by the way, are not of his best, the most meritorious ones are
those of the Comedies, especially the Menteur, Suite du Menteur and
the Illusion Comique. The original drawings a la plume and au bistre
are in the Collections of Paignon-Dijonval, Morel de Vinde and of the
Comte de Chabot. M. Burillon of Geneva is the happy possessor of the
quasi-complete and excessively rare set of the unlettered artist's proofs
and the etchings. M. Edouard Bocher's copy, i:^ red morocco with arms
of La Borde de Mereville, 750 frs. (1879) ; Gosford's copy, in old
red morocco, 800 frs. (1882).
Corneille. Th^^tre de P. Corneille, 'avec- les commentaries de
Voltaire, ll vols. — CEuvres de Thomas Corneille. Paris,
]20 COENEILLE— COKYAT
Ant. -Aug. Renouard, 1817, 1 vol. together, 12 vols., 8vo.,
2 portraits, 23 plates by Bosq, Berthet, Petit, Ribault,
Roger and Simon et after Moreau (and one after Prudhon),
15s., and on large paper with unlettered proofs (of which
100 copies were printed), £4, and more than double in old
French morocco, and with the etchings (of which 25 copies
exist) considerably more.
Moreau's original drawings were sold in the Renouard sale, 1854, for
580 frs. Prudhon's fine plate for the "Imitation de Jesus-Christ,"
entitled " le portement de Croix," is very fine and frequently missing.
Corneille. L'Imitation de Jesus-Christ, traduite et paraphrasee
en vers frangois par P. Corneille, conseiller au Roi, edition
nouvelle. A Paris, chez David, 1751, 12mo., 5 plates by
Pocquet, copied after those of Chauveau from the edition
of 1656.
-Corneille. Rodogune, princess des Parthes, tragedie de Pierre
Corneille. Au Nord (Versailles), 1760, 4to., frontispiece
after Boucher, etched by Mme. de Pompadour, retouched
^nd finished by Cochin fils (£3, and more in morocco).
This rare tragedy was printed in Mme. de Pompadour's salon situated
au Nord (North wing), in the Castle of Versailles. Comte d'Ourches' copy
had the following note in the hand of the marquis de Marigny, the
previous owner of the Book : " En 1760, ma scBur eut la curiosite de voir
imprimer. Le Roi fit venir un petit detachement de I'imprimerie
Toyale et Ton imprima dans sa chambre et sous ses yeux, la presente
"tragedie de Rodogune. II a ete tire tres-peu d'exemplaires." The
assertion that only 20 copies were printed is probably correct, as the
book was privately and exclusively printed for presents. Mme. de
Pompadour's own copy in a magnificent mosaic binding double, with
her crest by Monnier, was bought in the Beckford-Hamilton sale (1882)
for £325, and subsequently acquired by the Comte de Sauvage for
18,000 frs.
Cornichon et Toupette, histoire-fee. La Haye, chez Pierre de
Hondt, 1752, 12mo., 1 plate, not signed (Bs.).
Cornille (F.). Livre de Menuiserie. Dess. par F. C. . . . A
Paris, chez Fran9ois Chereau, s.d. (circa 1760), fol., 50
plates, engraved by Monchelet. Originally published in 12
parts of 4 11. each (part 7 contains 6 11.) (£18 to £20).
Coronelli (P.). Oxonise atque Cantabrigise Universitates cele-
berrimsB Imaginibus illustratae, s.l., aut a (1703), oblong
4to, 2 separate titles, about 80 plates, including portrait of
Queen Anne, representing views of all the Colleges and
costumes of the students (£2 to £3).
Coryat (T.). Coryat's Crudities, reprinted from the edition of
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1611, to which, are now added his Letters from India,
and Extracts relating to him, from various Authors, being
a more particular Account of his Travels (mostly on Foot)
in different Parts of the Globe, than any hitherto published.
Together with his Orations, Characters, Death, etc. London,
1776, 3 vols., 8vo., copper-plates (405. to 50s.).
Costard. Lettre de Cain aprfes son crime, a Mahala son epouse.
Paris, Sebastien Jorry, s.d., 8vo., plate by Lemire after
Eisen (6s.).
Couche. Galerie du Palais-Eoyal, gravee d'apres les Tableaux
des differentes dcoles qui la composent, avec un abrege de
la Vie des Peintres et une description historique de chaque
tableau, par M. I'abb^ de Fontenay, etc. Paris, J. Couche
et Bouilliard, 1786-1808, 3 vols., atlas folio, title by
Aubert, Dedication by Niquet with fleuron by Guttenberg
after Choffard, and 355 engravings executed after the
designs of Wicar and others, engraved by Aliamet, Alix,
Baquoy, Beljambe, Benoit, Bersenef, Besson, Blot, Bosq,
Bouilliard, Bovinet, Cathelin, Colinet, Copia, Couche,
Croutelle, Danzel, Debuigne, Delaunay, Delaunay jeune,
Delignon, Delvaux, Dennel, Dequevauviller, Desaulx,
Duclos, Du Pare, Duplessi-Bertaux, Fosseilleux, Gareau,
Gaucher, Giraud jeune, Glairon-Mondet, Godefroy,
Godefroy jeune, Goumaz, -^hierin, Guilbert, C. Guttenberg,
H. Guttenberg, Halbou, Henriquez, Huber, Ingouf, Jourdan,
Ketterlin, Klauber, Lafitte, Lambert, Langlois jeune, Le
Cerf, Le Mire, Lerouge, Levasseur, Levillain, Leybold,
Lienard, de Longueil, Lorieux, Macret, Malbeste, Maleuvre,
Marais, Marchand, Massard (Urbain), Mathieu, Maviez,
Methier, Michaut, Michel, Michon, Moitte, Morace, Morel,
Nicolet, Palas, Pauquet, Pierron, Pillement, Ponce, Prevost,
Racine, Romanet, Saint-Aubin (A. de), Schlotterbeck,
Simonet, Sudaroff, Tardieu, Texier, Tilliard, Trifere, Varin,
Viel, Voysard et Voyez, £6 to £8, and more on papier
colombier (20 copies printed with the plates before letters
and the descriptions on tissue paper). Comte de la
Bedoy fere's papier colombier copy sold in his sale for 884 frs.
was resold in M. Hip. Destailleur's sale in 1895 for 1300 frs.
12 copies have been taken on papier velin jesus with unlettered
proofs. There is a modern reprint of very indiiferent merit. The Palais
Royal Gallery was dispersecl during the French Revolution and the
paintings sold in England.
Coulange (De). Poesies varices, divisees en 4 livres. Paris,
122 COULANGE— COVENT-GAEDEN
veuve Cailleau, 1753, 12mo., charming frontispiece bj^
Aliamet after Eisen (6^<t.).
Coulange (De). L'Apotheose de Gr^goire, poeme heroi-tragi-
comique, en deux chants, nouvelle Edition. Paris, Cailleau,
1758, 12mo., frontispiece as in the "Poe'sies varices,"
differently engraved (5s.).
Cour de Louis seize devoilee (La), ou M^moires pour servir a
I'histoire des intrigues secrfetes, actions et debordements
de Marie-Antoinette, reine des Frangais, dispensatrice et
usurpatrice du pouvoir executif sur le royaume de France,
ornee de 26 gravures en taille-douce. A Paris, se vend
aux Tuileries et ailleurs, 3 parts in 2 vols., 16mo., portrait
of Marie- Antoinette, not signed, and 24 plates not signed ;
rare (£6 to £8).
It has likewise been published with the title, "Vie scandaleuse et
libertine de Marie- Antoinette."
Coureur de Nuit (Le) ou les Neuf Aventures du chevalier Don
Diego. Paris, Guillaume, 1731 (6s.).
Court de Gdbelin. Histoire naturelle de la parole. Paris,
Boucher, 1776, 8vo., pretty plate by Eomanet after Marillier
(4s.).
Courtisan desabus^, ou les Pensees d'un Gentilhomme. Paris,
1713, 8vo., unlettered frontispiece (4s.).
Cousin (Le) du Compere Mathieu. Paris, an VI. (1798), 16mo.,
1 pretty plate. The book came out under another title :
Songe systema-physicomicomoral de M. Ger6me, mis au
jour par sa tante Catherine, Barbe, Charlotte Amidon, des
confrairies du Sacre-Coeur de Je'sus et du Saint-Kosaire. A
rH6tel de la Tolerance et de la Liberte', 30 novembre 1790
et ampliphie' le 25 mai 1792 (6s.).
Cousin de Fanblas (Le) ou les plus courtes Folies sont les
meilleures. Paris, Lemarchand, an IX. (1801), 2 vols.,
12mo., 2 pretty plates, not signed (5s.).
Coutans (Dom G.). Description historique et topographique
de la graiide route de Paris a Keims. Paris, chez Vente,
1775, 4to., engraved title, Dedication engraved with an
allegorical vignette representing the King leaving for
Reims, 22 folding-plates for the topography of the line,
vignette representing the_ King's entry into Eeims, and a
plan of the town containing the portrait of Louis XVI. (25s.).
Covent-Garden Magazine, or Amorous Repository, 1772-5,
4 vols., 8vo. (all published), plates; very scarce (£12 to £15).
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Cox (Nicholas). The Gentleman's Recreation, in four Parts, viz..
Hunting, Hawking, Fowling, Fishing, whereunto is added
a perfect Abstract of all the Forest Laws, etc. To which
is prefixed a large Sculpture, giving easy Directions for
blowing the Horn, and four other Sculptures proper to each
Recreation . . . London, 1721, 8vo., plates (25s. to 30s.).
The folding-sheet with the musical notes for the horn is often wanting.
Coyer (L'Abbe). La Noblesse conimergante. Paris, Duchesne,
1756, 12mo., frontispiece by D. Sornique after Eisen (3s.).
Coypel (Antoine). L'Eneide de Virgile, peiilte dans la galerie
du Palais-Royal, par Antoine Coypel. A Paris, chez L.
Surugue, 1753, Atlas folio, 15 plates by Beauvais, Desplaces,
Duchange, Surugue, Tardieu, and Thomassin (25s.).
Cramer (Pierre). Papillons exotiques des trois parties du
monde, I'Asie, lAfrique, et TAmerique, rassembles et
decrits par Pierre Cramer, dessines sur les originaux, graves
et enlumines sous sa direction. Amsterdam, 1779-82, 4
vols. Supplement, par StoU, Amsterdam, 1787, together
5 vols., roy. 4to., 400 and 42 coloured plates respectively
(£6 to £8).
Crebillon. CEuvres , . . Paris, de I'imprimerie royale, I750j
2 vols., 4to., very fine frontispiece, fleuron on each title
alike, vignette and ornamented letter by Lebas after Boucher
(10s., and more in morocco).
Sometimes CrebUlon's portrait by Balechou after Aved is added. First
collected edition published under the immediate supervision of the
author.
Crebillon. OEuvres . . . nouvelle e'dition. Paris, Prault, 1754,
3 vols., 12mo., portrait of Crebillon by Cathelin after
Latour, and 3 fleurons by Fessard after Clavareau on the
titles (6s.).
Crebillon. CEuvres completes de Crebillon, nouvelle edition,
augmentde et ornee de belles gravures. Paris, chez les
libraires, associes, 1785, 3 vols., Bvo., portrait by Ingouf
jeune after Marillierj and 9 plates by Dambrun, Dupon-
chel, Ingouf jeune, Macret, and Trifere after Marillier (10s.,
and treble and more on large paper, with unlettered proofs,
without any letterpress above or beneath).
The original 9 drawings and portrait were sold in the sale of La
Bedoyere, 1862. R. Lyon's large-paper copy, with the plates in 2
states before and with letters in green morocco, by Derome, 820 frs.
Crebillon. Gliivres de Crebillon. Londres, 1785, 3 vols.,
16mo., portrait by Delvaux after Lemoine (5s.).
124 CEEBILLON
Crebillon. CEuvres de Crebillon, nouvelle edition, ornee de
figures dessinees par Peyron et gravees sous sa direction.
Paris, imprimerie de Didot jeune, chez Desray, ,an VII.,
2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece-portrait by Petit after Peyron, and
9 plates by Baquoy, Huber, Lemire, Patas, Thomas, and
Trifere after Peyron. The etchings were done by Baquo)',
Lemire, Pelicier, and Petit (12s., and treble on vellum
paper, and considerably more on large paper with unlettered
proofs, but particularly with the plates in two states, in
artist's proofs and in colours). Two copies exist on vellum.
Reprinted 1812, 3 vols., Svo., with one copy on vellum and
another on yellow paper.
Crebillon. CEuvres de Crebillon. Paris, Eenouard, 1818,
2 vols., 8vo., portrait by Saint- Aubin, and 9 plates by
Bosq, Delvaux, Ribault, and Simonet after Moreau (10s.,
and on large vellum paper with unlettered proofs, £3).
The plates have been, taken on white paper, on India paper, and on
coloured paper. They bear traces of the decay of Moreau's genius in his
old age.
Crebillon fils. Les Amours de Zeokinizul, roi des Kofirans,
ouvrage traduit de I'arabe du voyageur Krinelbol. Amster-
dam, aux depens de Michel, 1748, post 8vo., title in red
and black, with pretty fleuron, not signed (8s.).
Zeokinizul is meant for Louis XV. and the Kofirans for the French.
Crebillon fils. L'Ecumoire, histoire japonoise. A Londres
(Paris), aux depens de la Compagnie, 1735, 2 vols. 16mo.,
titles in red and black, with fleuron on each, and 2 frontis-
pieces (alike) signed L. F. D. B. inv. A- P- D- L- fee.
Original edition (subsequently published under the title
of " Tanzai et Neadarne," described further) (10s. to 12s.).
Crebillon fils. Tanzai et Neadarne, histoire japonoise, avec
figures. Pekin (Paris), 1740, 2 vols., 16mo., engraved
fleuron on both titles alike, and 5 plates, not signed (12s.,
and more than treble on large paper). It is a satire directed
against the Duchesse du Maine and Cardinal de Eohan.
Comte de LigneroUes' copy in red morocco, with arms of the
Due de Lauraguais and of Diane-Adelaide de Marlly, 282
frs. (1894).
Reprinted 1743 and 1749. A copy of 1749 in red morocco, with
arms of Montmorency, Luxembourg, 500 frs.
Crebillon fils. Le Sopha, conte moral, A Pekin, chez I'imp. de
I'Empereur, 1749, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece, 4 plates and
CREBILLON— CROZAT 125
2 vignettes by Pelletier after Clavareau, and 2 fleurons by
Fessard after Cocbin (12s.).
Reprinted 1770.
Crebillon fils. La Nuit et le moment, ou les Matines de
Cytbfere, dialogue. Londres (Paris), 1755, 16mo., 6 plates,
not signed (15s.).
Mme. du Barry's copy in morocco with her arms, 350 frs. (Baron J.
Pichon's sale).
Crignon. Les Grangers, les Vers sole et les Abeilles, pofemes
par M. Crignon. Paris Lagrange et Cazin, 1786, 8vo.,
frontispiece, not signed (3s.)
Crillon (I'abb^ Berthon de). Memoires philosopbiques du
Baron de * * * Vienne en Autriche et Paris, Berton,
1777-78, 2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece, and 7 aquatint plates,
not signed, by Binet (all in the first volume) (40s. to 50s.).
A copy with the original drawings k I'encre de chine (minus
frontispiece) in red morocco, 600 frs. (Baron R. P.'s sale).
Crimes de Eobespierre et de ses principaux complices, etc.,
1797, 2 vols, in 1, 16mo., portraits of Robespierre, Couton,
Charlotte Corday, and Marat (5s.).
Crisse (Comte T. de). Essai sur I'Art de la Guerre. Paris,
Prault and Jombert, 1754, 2 vols, roy. 4to., fleurons on
titles (alike) by De la Seve after Boucher, 6 head and tail
pieces after Chedel, and folding plans (12s. to 15s.).
Crozat. Recueil d'Estampes d'apres les plus beaux tableaux et
d'apres les plus beaux dessins qui sont en France dans le
cabinet du Roy, dans celui de M. le due d'Orl^ans et dans
d'autres cabinets, divis5 suivant les difFi^rentes ^coles.
Paris, de I'imprimeric royale, 1729-42, 2 vols., Atlas folio,
headpiece by F. Hortemels after J. B." Van Loo, and 178
or 182 plates after Baccicio, Caravage, Bagnacavallo, Conca,
Gaudenzio, Ferrari, Genga, Garofalo, Feti, C. Maratte,
Manfredi, Mutian, Perino del Vaga, Pinturicchio, Mola,
Raphael, Jules Romaiii, Romanelli, Giorgione, Bassan, A.
Carrache, Dominiquin, A. Sacchi, Passari, Schiavone, Testa,
Titien, Tintoret, P. V^.ronese, Zuccaro, etc., by P. Aveline,
M. Aubert, B. Audran, J. Audran, B. Baron, Beauvais, J.
Chereau, Chateau, C. Cochin, L. Desplaces, CI. Duflos, le
comte de Caylus, G. Duchange, Dupuis, N. Edelinck, Frey,
Flipart, Haussart, Fr^d^ric Hortemels, Jacob, JouUain, Ed.
Jeaurat, Toinette Larcher, N. de Larmessin, Nicolas and
Vincent Lesueur, Lebas, Moyreau, F. and J. B. de Poilly,
126 CUBIEEES— CYEANO
Petit, Eavenet, Kaymond,, Robert, B. Lepicie, Th. Simon-
neau, Louis Surugue, Scotin, Thomassin, VaMe, Vermeulen,
etc. (£6 to £8, and double on large paper).
Reprinted Paris, Basan, 1763, half price.
Cubiferes (De). Las Hochets de ma Jeunesse. Amsterdam et
Paris, chez Valeyre, 1780, 8vo., vignette and tailpiece
designed and engraved by David, and 1 plate (4s.).
Culant (De). Les Chiens, conte en vers distribue en trois
chants enrichi de figure^. Paris, EoUin, 1729, 8vo.,
frontispiece and 3 plates, not signed (3s.).
Cumberland. Traits pbilosophique des Loix naturelles, traduit
du latin (de Eichard Cumberland) par Monsieur Barbeyrac.
A Amsterdam, chez Pierre Mortier, 1744, 4to., frontispiece
signed L. F. D. B. (Louis-Fabrice Dubourg), engraved by
Tanj^ (4s.).
Cupidon vainqueur des b^ros et des demi-dieux . . . Paris,
chez Janet, an III. (1795), 64mo., engraved title and 12
plates, not signed, text engraved throughout (30s.).
Curiosites de Paris, de Versailles, de Marly, de Vincennes, de
Saint-Cloud et des environs, avec les antiquites justes et
precises sur chaque sujet. Ouvrage enrichi d'un grand
nombre de figures en taille-douce par L. M. E. (Louis le
Eouge). Nouvelle edition revue, corrigee et augmente'e
(par Jean Piganiol de la Force et Claude Saugrain). Paris,
Saugrain pfere, 1742, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and 29
plates after Perelle, Israel, Sylvestre, and others (15s.). The
first edition, 1716, 1 vol., post 8vo., contains 60 woodcut
views (8 s. to 10s.).
Cuvelier (J. C. A.). La Fille hussard. . . . Paris, Barba, 1796,
12mo., 1 plate and musical notes (4s.).
Cuvilies (Franjois de), pfere et fils. QEuvres dArchitecture,
contenant des Edifices publics, des palais, jardins, tombeaux,
cariatides, plafonds, lambris, panneaux, fontaines, th^Mres,
etc., avec un livre de dessins et d'ornemens (Munich et
Paris), 1769-72, folio (£15 to £20), frontispiece by Maag
after Le Moine, and 318 plates after Cuvilies by Blondel
fils, Cuvilie's fils, Dantle, Funck, Hartwagner, Kaltner,
Mittermayer, Maag, Patte, Eosch, etc.
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy of the earliest edition, 1745-71, 2 vols.
folio, containing 711 plates, 400 of them on stout paper, and chiefly by
and after the two artists Cuvilies, realized 1400 frs. (1895).
Cyrano de Bergerac. CEuvres. Amsterdam, 1741, 3 vols.,
12mo., engraved title and portrait, both unsigned (3s.).
('AUBENTON) (Mme.). Zelie dans le Ddsert.
Paris, an III., 4 vols., 12mo., 4 plates after
Moreau le jeune {6s,.).
Daillant de la Touche. Contes en vers par M.
D * * * Amsterdam et Paris, 1783, post 8vo.,
1 plate by Eansonnette (5s.).
Dambrun, Suites de douze Figures pour Almanaclis, Etrennes
galantes, etc., 32mo., designed and engraved by himself, or
after Queverdo. These charming and quaint plates have
been done for the Etrennes galantes des Promenades de
Paris et de ses environs (1780). L'Almanach des Marches de
Paris (1782). Les Belles Marchandes de Paris (1784). Les
Delices du Palais-Royal (1786). Le Mariage de Figaro,
les A ventures parisiennes, etc. The copy of " L'CEuvre de
Dambrun " at the Bibliothfeque nationale contains 1 1 sets,
which are to be found in the Almanachs, and are valued
at from 10s. to 15s. each.
Dampier (Capt. W.). Collection of Voyages. London, 1729,
4 vols., 8vo. Best edition, maps and plates (£4 to £5).
Dancing. Feuillet. Choregraphie, ou I'Art de decrire la Danse
par Caractferes, Figures et Signes demonstratifs. Paris, 1 701 ,
4to., plates (20s.).
Dancing. Martinet (J. J.). Essai ou Principes Elementaires
de I'Art de la Danse . . . 1797, 16mo., 8 plates (12s.
to 15s.).
Dancing. Pecour. Recueil des Danses. Paris, 1700, 4to.,
plates (15s.).
Dancing. Rameau. The Dancing-Master, done from the
French by J. Essex, 1728, 4to., 60 plates (£3 to-£4).
Dancing. Tomlinson. (K.). Six Dances. N.d., 4to., plates
(20s. to 30s.).
T23 DANCING— DANSE
Dancing. Tomlinson (K.). Art of Dancing, with Dances and
their Musick, composed by himself. 1735, 4to., plates
(£3 to £4).
Dancing-Master, or Directions for Dancing Country Dances,
with the Tunes to each Dance, for the Treble Violin. 1706,
8vo., engraving on title (50s. to 60s.).
Dancing-Master, or Directions for Dancing Country Dances,
with the Tunes to each Dance, for the Treble Violin. 1738,
2 vols., Svo., curious woodcuts on the titles (50s. to
60s.).
Dandre-Bardon. Costumes des anciens Peuples al'usage des
artistes. Paris, Jombert, 1772, 3 vols., 4to., frontispiece
and 360 plates (£2 to £3).
The execution of the plates must be pronounced middling ; still a nice
copy bound in 2 vols., red morocco, by Derome, sold for 400 in the
Baron R. P. sale. Reprinted, under the direction of Cochin, in 4
vols. Paris, 1784-86 (30s.).
Danet. L'Art des Armes ou la Maniere la plus certains de so
servir utilement de I'epee. Paris, 1766, 8vo., portrait or
engraved frontispiece, fleuron with arms of Prince de Conti,
and 33 folding-plates of fencing by Taraval after Vaxcillere
(30s. to 40s.).
Reprinted 1798, with 47 plates.
Danican (Auguste). Le Fleau des Tyrans et des Septembriseurs,
ou Eeflexions sur la Eevolution frangaise, par un vrai
patriote de 1789. Lausanne et Paris, 1797, 8vo., 1 plate, not
signed (5s.).
Danican. Les Brigands demasques, ou Memoire pour servir
a I'histoire du temps present. A Londres, 1796, 8vo.,
portrait of Barras (3s.).
Daniel (John). Narrative of the Life and astonishing Adventures
of John Daniel, a Smith at Eoyston in Hertfordshire, for a
course of Seventy years, taken from his own mouth by
Ralph Morris. London, M. Cooper, 1751, 12mo., plates by
Boitard ; rare (20s. to 30s.).
Danse (La) des morts comme elle est depeinte dans la louable et
celebre ville de Basle pour, servir d'un miroir a la nature
humaine, dessinee et gravde sur I'original de feu M. Mathieu
Merian. On ya ajoute une description de la ville de Basle et
des vers a chaque figure. Basle, J. Imhof, 1744, 4to., text
DAET— DAYID 129
Frencli and German, frontispiece, and 43 copper-plates by
Chovin (15s. to 205.).
Dart (J.). "Westmonasterium, or, the History and Antiquities
of the Abbey Church of St. Peter's, Westminster. London,'
1723, 2 vols., fol.j plates (15s. to 20s., and double on large
paper).
DauU^ (Jean), ffiuvre de Jean D. . . . graveur du Eoi . . .
A Paris, chez la Veuve Daulle, s.d., fol., 84 plates
(£15 to £20).
Dauphin. La Derniere Helo'ise, ou Lettres de Junie Salisbury,
recueillies et publiees par M. Dauphin, citoyen de Verdun.
Paris, 1784, 8vo., frontispiece, 2 engraved titles and 2
plates by Dambrun, Delignon, and de Longueil after
Queverdo (6s.).
Reprinted 1790, 16mo., with frontispiece by Queverdo only.
Dauphin. La derniere Heloise, Nouvelle edition. A Paris,
de I'imprimerie de Monsieur, 1795, 2 parts in 1 vol., 16mo.,
frontispiece after Qudverdo by Delignon and vignette on
title (3s.).
Dauphin. La derniere Heloise, ou Lettres de Jenny de Salisbury,
recueillies et publiees par. M. Dauphin, citoyen de Verdun.
Paris, 1798, 2 parts in 1 vol., 8vo., frontispiece, 2 plates
and 2 charming vignettes on titles after Queverdo by
Dambrun (2), de Longueil (2), and Delignon (1) (10s.).
Davesne. Les Jardiniers, com^die en deux actes et en prose,
mSlee d'ariettes, par M. Davesne, representee pour la
premifere fois le lundi 11 juillet 1771 (the music is by
Prudent). Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1771, 8vo. Six plates
have been engraved for this opera-comique by Frussote and
Patas after Queverdo (8s.).
David. Histoire d'Angleterre representee par figures accom-
pagn^es d'un precis historique, gravies par F. A. David,
d'aprfeslesdessins des plus c^lfebres artistes, dddi^e et presentee
a Monsieur, frfere du roi. Paris, 1784, 2 vols., 4to., 2
engraved titles (besides the printed titles) and 96 plates
(48 per volume) by David after Binet, Gois, Lejeune,
Monnet, Mortimer, and Van Dyck (10s., and double on
vellum paper with plates in bistre).
A vol. 3 was published in 1800, containing engraved title and 15
plates. The text of all the 3 vols, is by Letourneur and Guyot. Large-
paper copies haye the plates before the numbers.
K
130 DAVID— DEFOE
David. Histoire de France representee par figures accom-
pagn^es d'un discours par le citoyen Guyot a Paris, chez
David, 1786-96, 5 vols., 4to., 110 plates by David (15s.).
Copies exist with unlettered proofs and with the plates in bistre.
David. Les Antiquites d'Herculanum, avec les explications
par Sylvain Marechal. Paris, 1780-1803, 12 vols., 4to.,
plates (£2, and less in 8vo.).
David. Museum de Florence avec une explication par Mulot.
Paris, 1787-1803, 8 vols,, 4to., plates (25s., and more with
the plates in bistre).
David. Histoire de Eussie representee par figures par David,
accompagndes d'un precis historique, par Blin de Sainmore.
Paris, 1799-1805, 3 vols., 4to., plates (12s., and double
with the plates in bistre, and more with unlettered proofs).
Decker (Paul, Fiirstlicher Baumeister). Architectura civilis,
wie grosser Fiirsten und Herren Palaste . . . inventirt
und gezeichnet durch Paulus Decker, architect. Verlagt
von Jeremias Wolfl^, Kunst handler, Augspurg, Gedruct P.
Detlefisen, 1711, 1713, 1716, 3 parts in 1 vol., foL, frontis-
piece and 131 plates of ornaments, interior decorations,
fountains, etc. (£8 to £10).
He is deservedly styled the German Le Pautre.
D^crets des sens sanctionnes par la Volupte, ouvrage nou'veau,
ehrichi de gravures anglaises. A Rome, de Timprimerie
du Saint-Pfere, 1793, 8vo., frontispiece and 6 vignettes,
not signed, heading the verses of the engraved text (20s.).
Deering (C). Historical Account of Nottingham. 1715, 4to.,
copper-plates (25s. to 30s.).
Defoe (D.). The Life and strange surprising Adventures of
Robinson Crusoe of York, Mariner . . . London, Printed
by W. Taylor at the Ship in Pater-Noster-Row, 1719, 8vo.,,
frontispiece, First Edition (£50).
There is a Dublin counterfeit bearing the same date, but somewhat
smaller in size (30s. to 40«.) : " The farther Adventures of Robinson
Crusoe, being the second and last part of his Life. London, 1719," 8vo.,
folding map (first edition of vol. 2 worth 20s. to 30s.) ; "Serious Reflections
during the Life, etc." (forming a supplementary vol. not by Defoe), 1720,
8vo., folding plate (10s.). G. Dennis' copy of the 3 vols., first edition in
morocco, by Riviere, £65 (1892). Gibson Craig's copy in morocco, £50
(1887).
DEFOE— DEIDIEK 131
Defoe (D.). La Vie et les Aventures surprenahtes de Robinson
Cruso^, traduit de I'anglais (par Sainte-Hyacinthe et Van
Effen). Amsterdam, I'Honor^ et Ch^telain, 1720-21, 3
vols., 12mo. First edition of French version, fleuron on
each title alike, frontispiece, map to each volume, and 21
plates by B. Picart, one only signed (15s.).
The counterfeit is to be distinguished by the fleurons on title being
engraved on wood instead of copper. The Cazin edition, in 4 vols.,
16mo., with a frontispiece and 12 plates. by Ohatelain after Picart, is
worth 5s. The edition in 4 vols., 1806, 16mo., on vellum paper, with
12 plates by Godin, is rare (10s.). There exists a set of 6 plates in
colours, 4to., designed and engraved by Chapuy (20s.). A copy of an
edition in 3 vols., Leyde, 1754, 12mo., with map and plates in old red
French morocco, 68 frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
Defoe (D.). Robinson Crusoe. Stockdale, 1790, 2 vols.,
8vo., plates by Stothard (8s. to 10s., and treble on large
paper).
Defoe (D.). A New Voyage round the World, by a Course
never sailed before. London, A. Bettesworth, 1725, Bvo.
First edition, plates (lOs. to 15s.).
Defoe (D.). A System of Magick, or a History of the Black
Art. London, J. Roberts, 1727, Bvo., frontispiece. First
edition (10s.).
Defoe (D.). Essay on the History and Reality of Apparitions.
London, J. Roberts, 1727, 8vo., frontispiece. First edition.
(20s.).
Defoe (D.). Political History of the Devil. London, 1726,
8vo., frontispiece. First edition (15s. to 20s.).
Deharme, Plan de la Ville et Faubourgs de Paris. Paris,
1763, 4to., engraved throughout, and 35 plates (30s. to 40s.)..
Deidier (L'abbd). Mecanique g^n^rale. Paris, Jombert, 1741,.
4to. Fleuron heading the Dedication to the Comte d'Eu
by Soubeyran after Cochin, and vignette designed and
engraved by Cochin (5s.).
Deidier (L'abb^). Le Parfait Ing^nieur. Paris, Jombert, 1741,
4to., frontispiece and vignette with arms of M. de Valli^re
by Gallimard after Cochin (5s.).
Deidier (L'abb^). Elemens gen^raux des Mathematiques.
Paris, Jombert, 1741, 2 vols., 4to., 2 vignettes designed
and engraved by Chedel (5s,).
132 DEIDIEE— DELICES
Deidier (L'abbe). Le Calcul difFerentiel et le calcul integral.
Paris, Jombert, 1740, 4to., 2 vignettes designed and en-
graved by Cochiia (5s.).
Deidier (L'abbe). La Science du Geometre. Paris, Jombert,
1739, 4to., 2 vignettes designed and engraved by: Cochin
{5s.).
All these engravings by Cochin exist in " tirages a part."
Dejabin. Collection complete des Portraits de MM. les
Deputes de I'Assemblee nationale de 1789. A Paris, chez
le sieur Dejabin, Marcband d'estampes et editeur, place du
Carouzel, No. 4. Portraits in 8vo. by Beljambe, Courbe,
Letellier, Malbeste, Massard, Masquelier jeune, Voyez
jeune, after Labadye, Isabey, Moreau le jeune, and Perrin
(£2 to £3).
The original drawings are in the BibliothSque nationale.
Delacour-Damonville (Michel). Discours prononc^ par Mile.
Perette de la Babille, presidente de I'Academie des fenames
sgavantes, en presence de Sa Hautesse Mme. Henroux,
princesse du Marche, douairifere du Moulin, marquise du
Four, comtesse de la Fontaine et autres lieux, dans le
grand'salle du palais de Tourne a tons Vents. Lyon, A. J.
Dussien, 1736, 8 vo., portrait of Michel Delacour-Damonville
by Ficquet after Lemire, and a curious plate (15s.).
Delamare. Traite de la Police, ou Ton trouvera I'histoire de
son dtablissement, les fonctions et les prerogatives de ses
magistrats. . . . On y a joint une description historique et
typographique de Paris . . . Amsterdam, 1729, 4 vols.,
fol., fleuron on title and 8 folding plans of Paris (25s. to
30s.).
Delandine. Tableaux des Prisons de Lyon, pour servir a
I'histoire de " la tyranie de 1792. Lyon, Da;val, 1792,
frontispiece designed and engraved by Mermond (4s.).
Delassements du boudoir (Les), recueil de podsies galantes . . .
avec un frontispiece en taille-douce, 1790, 16mo., frontis-
piece, not signed, in the manner of Chaillou (6s.).
Delices (Les) de Paris et de ses environs, en 210 planches
dessinees et gravees par les Perelle. Paris, 1753, roy. fol.
(£3 to £4).
Delices (Les) de Versailles et des Maisons Eoyales en 218
planches gravees par les Perelle (avec de courtes descriptions
par Ch. Jombert). Paris, 1766, roy. fol. (£3 to £4).
The two volumes were published at 50 francs each.
DELILLE 133
Delille (L'abbe). L'Homme des champs ou les Georgiques'
fran9aises. A Basle, chez J. Necker, de rimprimerie de
Levrault (a Strasbourg), 1800, 12mo., 4 pretty plates by
C. Gu^rin (5s., and much more on vellum paper with
unlettered proofs protected by tissue paper, each bearing
the description of the plate).
Delille. L'Homme des champs ou les Georgiques frangaises
Strasbourg, Levrault, an X. (1802), roy. 4to., vellum paper,
4 plates designed and engraved by Guerin {10s., and on
large vellum paper with plates before letters, 20s.).
Delille. L'Homme des champs ou les Georgiques frangaises,
nouvelle edition augmentde, avec figures. Paris, 1805,
8vo., frontispiece, 4 plates and 8 vignettes by Buchorn,
Guttenberg, Halderwang, and Mayer after Catel (5s.).
Two copies exist on vellum, and several copies have the plates
printed in colours.
Delille. L'Imagination, pofeme. Paris, Giguet et Michaud, 1806,
2 vols., 8vo., vellum paper, 6 plates by Baquoy, Courbe,
Triere, and Delvaux after Lebarbier, Myris, and Monsiau
(6s., and more on large paper, 4to.).
One copy on vellum is extant (sold in 1817 for £10 158. ; resold 1841
for 100 frs.).
Delille. Les Jardins ou I'Art d'embellir les paysages, pofeme,
2" edition. Paris, Valade et Cazin, libraire a Eeims, 1782,.
roy. 8vo., Dutch paper, engraved title with vignette by
Laurent, and 1 plate by Laurent after Cochin {6s., and less
than half in 16mo., with the vignette not signed).
First illustrated edition.
Delille. The Gardens, a poem. London, 1798, 4to., two
titles and head and tail pieces (5 s.).
One copy was printed on vellum.
Delille. Les Jardins, Pofeme, nouvelle edition, considerablement
augment^e. Paris, an IX. (1801), 12mo., 4 plates by
Provost, Choffard, and Saint-Aubin after Monsiau (3s.,
and treble and more on vellum paper with unlettered
proofs).
Two copies exist on vellum.
Delille. La Pitie, pofeme, avec quatre figures. Paris, Giguet
et Michaud, an XL (1803), roy. 8vo., vellum paper, 4 plates
by Berthaud, Courbe, and Duparc, under the direction of
Anselin (3s.).
134 DELILLE— DELISLE
Delille. Les Trois Rfegnes de la Nature, avec des notes par M.
Cuvier, de I'lnstitut, et autres savants. Paris, NicoUe,
1808, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., 6 plates after Mirys and Moreau, by
Saint-Aubin, Ponce, and Baquoy (5s., and more than treble
on large paper with unlettered proofs).
CopieS'^exist on vellum.
Delille. Dithyrambe sur I'immortalite de I'Ame, suivi du
Passage du Saint-Gothard, pofeme, traduit de I'anglais, avec
figures. Paris, chez Giguet et Michaud, 1802, 12mo., plate
by Baquoy after Monsiau (3s.).
Some copies have aa India proof plate after Boizot by Anselin, and
others are illustrated with a frontispiece after Angelica Kaufmann by
Bovinet.
Delille. Poesies fugitives . . . Paris, 1807; 4to., 2 plates (5s.).
One copy on vellum was sold in 1824 for 200 frs.
Delille. La Conversation, poeme en iii. chants. Paris, 1812,
roy. 4to., roy. 8vo., and 12mo., plates (8s., 5s., and 3s.
respectively).
The 1 copy on vellum was sold in 1824 for 230 frs.
Delille. Les (Euvres completes ' de Delille (publiees en 1824),
16 vols., 8vo., plates after Desenne, Devdria, Gerard,
Girodet, Moreau, Westall, etc. (20s., and double on vellum
paper, and treble on large papier jesus velin).
Two copies exist on vellum.
Delisle de Sales. De la Philosophic de la Nature, ou Traits de
Morale pour I'espece humaine, tire de la philosophic et
fonde sur la nature, troisifeme Edition et la seule conforme
au manuscrit original. Londres (Paris), 111*1, 6 vols., 8vo.,
6 engraved titles with fleurons (all different), portrait by
Duflos after Borel, frontispiece, and 12 plates by Nde, etc.
The original drawings are still in possession of a descendant of the
author.
Delisle de Sales. Eponine ou de la E^publique, ouvrage de
Platon decouvert et publie par I'auteur de la Philosophic de
la Nature. Paris, 1793, 6 vols., 8vo., 24 plates after
Eisen, Monnet, etc. (12s.).
Delisle de Sales. De la Philosophic du bonheur . . . Paris
1796, 2 vols.j 8vo., portrait, engraved title and 5 charming
plates after Eisen (4) and Wille fils (1), by de Longueil in
vol. 1, and 3 portraits (Macret sc), and 4 plates after Eisen
DELISLE— DEMAETEAU 135
(1), Wille fils (2), and 1 not signed. This edition was
privately printed (15s.).
Delisle de Sales. PMlosopMe du Bonheur, manuscrit du Platon
public par I'auteur de la Philosophie de la Nature, nouvelle
e'dition. Paris, Moutardier, an VIII. (1800), 2 vols., 8vo.,
2 frontispieces, 4 portraits, and 5 plates by Ponce after
Mongin (8s.).
The author was banished, and his works were confiscated.
Delolme (J. L.). The History of the Flagellants, or the
Advantages of Discipline, being a Paraphrase and Commen-
tary on the Historia Flagellantium of the Abb^ Boileau,
Doctor of the Sorbonne, etc. By Somebody who is not
Doctor of the Sorbonne. London, 1777, 4to., 4 plates and
4 vignettes (30s. to 40s.).
Second edition, 1778, 8vo. Re-issued with a new title : Memorials of
Human Superstition . . . 1784, 8vo.
Demarne. Histoire sacree de la Providence, etc., tiree de
I'Ancien et du Nouveau Testament, representee en 500
tableux. Paris, 1728, 3 vols., roy. 4to. (12s.).
The book appeared also under the title : L'Ancien et le Nouveau
Testament representes en 500 tableaux, graves d'apres Raphael, etc.
Paris, 1757, fol.
Demarteau I'aine (Gilles) et G. A. Demarteau, neveu. CEuvre.
A Paris, chez Demarteau, graveur (1755-90), 4 vols., fol.,
comprising 729 plates, plain, red, and coloured (579 by the
elder and the remainder by the younger artist). The
collection consists of plates of ornaments, and above all
numerous reproductions in crayon, chiefly after Boucher.
There are also series of " Academies " after Carl Van Loo,
landscapes after Hanel, female studies, children groups,
rural subjects, after Boucher, young ladies' heads after
Watteau, sheepfold after Huet, Bacchanals after Caresme,
and numerous pieces after Eisen, Bouchardon, Le Prince,
Parrocel, Cochin, Monnet, etc. A few of the head titles
are : Premier Livre de Trophies, dessine par Peyrotte,
8 oval pieces ; Premier et deuxifeme Livres de Differents
Trophees, d'aprfes 'Huet ; Premier, deuxifeme, troisifeme,
quatrifeme et cinquifeme Livres de Principes de Dessins au
crayon, dessines par Pierre ; Livre de fleur, d'aprfes Tessier,
etc. (£150 to £200).
Demarteau I'aine (Gilles). Nouveaux Ornements d'Arquebuserie.
Dess. et grave par De M. . . . I'aine. Se vend chez Tauteut
a Paris (circa 1740), Svo., title and 24 plates (£8 to £10).
136 DEMAETEAU— DEMOUSTIEE
Demarteau Taine (Gilles). Livre de Desseins au crayon, dedie
a Mgr. le due Chaulnes par Demarteau Tain^. Paris,
Demarteau et Frangois, s.d. (circa 1770), oblong 4to.,
contains 4 parts of 6 plates each, engraved from designs by
Girard, sculpteur (£5 to £6).
Demeuse (N. ). Nouveau Traite de I'Art des Armes. Liege, F. J.
Desor, 1778, 8vo., 14 folding plates of fencing positions
(30s.).
Demoustier. Lettres a Emile sur la Mytbologie. Paris, 1790,
4 vols, in 2, 16mo., 4 frontispieces, and 14 plates designed
and engraved by Queverdo (15s.).
Demoustier. L' Amour filial, opera en 1 acte. Paris, an II.,
Bvo., 1 coloured plate representing the actor Juliet, after
Eousseau (IDs.).
Demoustier. Lettres a Emile sur la Mytbologie. Paris,
Renouard, an IX. (1801), 6 parts in 3 vols., 8vo., portrait
by Gaucher, and 36 plates by Audouin and Goucher, after
,Monnet (10s., and double on vellum paper).
There are copies on papier rose.
Demoustier. Lettres a Emile sur la Mythologie. Paris, Ant.-
Aug. Renouard, 1804, 6 parts in 2 vols., 16mo., reduced
plates after Moreau (6s., and with unlettered proofs 30s.,
and double on India paper, and considerably more with the
etchings.
Eenouard says in his "Catalogue de la Bibliotheque d'un amateur"
that he had 20 copies taken on vellum paper (of the posthumous works
only 3), 2 copies on papier rose, and 1 on vellum. The last sold in his
sale for 100 frs.
"Demoustier. Lettres a Emile sur la Mythologie. Paris,
Eenouard, 1809, 6 parts in 3 vols., 8vo., 36 plates by
Delvaux, de Ghendt, Roger, Simonet, Thomas, and Trifere
after Moreau, and 1 portrait by Tardieu after Pajou fils.
(20s., and on vellum paper with unlettered proofs. £6, and
considerably more with the etchings ; rarissime). The
12mo. and 16mo. edition of _ the same date are of very
little value, save the few copies on' papier velin jonquille,
or the one copy on papier rose (£2' to £3).
There are various portraits of Demoustier. The unique copy on
vellum, 8vo., 1809, in blue morocco with Moreau's 36 original
di-awings, and 24 other smaller drawings by this artist, as well as 14
drawings by Le Barbier, the drawing of Demoustier's porta-ait by
Gaucher, plus the series of plates with and before letters and the
etchings, 4 drawings by Le Barbier (nob published), a drawing by
DENIS— DMONCIATION 137
Fokke, a pencil drawing portrait of the author by Gaucher, many India
proof portraits and plates, all in that copy, was sold in the Kenouard
sale for the meagre sum of 520 frs. A. Fontaine re-offered and sold it
from his catalogue in 1872 for 4000 frs. Renouard's vellum paper copy
with the unlettered proofs, the etchings, and with many additional
plates inserted, brought in the Delbergue-Cormont sale the respectable
sum of 2800 frs. Renouard's attempt by a novel process to have Huber's
and some of Moreau's drawings engraved in relief proved utterly a failure.
Denis. Guide royal ou Dictionnaire topographique des grandes
routes de Paris aux villes, bourgs et abbayes du royaume,
etc. Paris, 1774, 2 vols., 12mo., coloured maps and
vignettes by Patas, after Fossier (5s.).
Denis. Memoires, Anecdotes de la Cour et du Clerg^ de
France, par J. B. Denis, ci-devant secretaire de I'EvSque
de Meaux. Londres (HoUande), 1712, post 8vo., en-
gravings (20s. to 25s.).
Bossuet's supposed marriage with Madame Desvieux de Mauleon is
therein mentioned for the first time.
Denon (Baron Vivant). (Euvre priapique. Paris, 1793, 23
plates designed and etched by Denon, folio, no text (£3
to £4).
A rather frivolous production of a clever amateur artist ; rare.
There is a poor reproduction by Scheible of Stuttgart.
Denon. Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute Egypte, pendant
les campagnes du gdn^ral Bonaparte. Paris, imprimerie de
P. Didot I'aine (an X.), 1802, 2 vols., atlas folio, 141 plates
by Baltard, Bertbault, Coiny, Croutelle, Denon, Duparc,
Duplessis-Bertaux, Fosseyeux, Galien, Garreau, Malbeste,
Pillement fils, etc., after Denon (£5, and more on vellum
paper). Didot had the same year issued the text in 4to.,
with the plates in fol.
The original drawings are in the Bibliotheque nationale.
Denon. Point de lendemain, conte. Paris, Didot, 1812,
16mo., 1 plate after Laffite (20s. to 30s.). The unique copy
on vellum with the original water-coloured drawing, and the
engraving of the same by Normand, in proof etching in
white vellum by Boz^rian in a morocco case, 600 frs. (Mor-
gand's Catalogue de la Bibliothfeque de M. Eugfene Paillet).
This " conte " has already appeared in the Melanges de Dorat, but
the above is the first separate edition.
Ddnonciation des crimes et attentats des soi-disant jesuites
dans toutes les parties du monde, adressees aux empereurs,
rois, princes, . , . ou Abreg4 chronologique des stratagfemes
13g DENYS— DBSCAMPS
friponneries, meurtres de rois, etc., commis par les Ignaciens
depuis 1540 jusqu'a 1750, 12mo., 1762, 1 allegorical plate,
not signed ; rare pamphlet (10s.).
Denys (Mile.). Armorial de la Chambre des comptes depuis
. . . 1506, contenant les noms, armes et blasons de MM.
les Premiers Presidents, Presidents et Conseillers ... A
Paris, chez I'auteur, 1780, 2 vols., sm. 4to., coloured coats-
of-arms (£5 to £6). Comte de LigneroUes' copy in old red
morocco, with arms of the Marquis de Nicolay, 600 frs.
(1895).
Depain. CoefFures de Dames. Se trouve a Paris, chez
Depain, coeffeur de Dames et auteur de ces coeffures, rue de
Conde, aux armes d'Artois, vis-a-vis la rue des Cordeliers.
A. P. D. E., 8vo., 14 plates, designed and engraved by
Chapuy (£6 to £8).
De Sallengre. Histoire de Pierre de Montmaur. A La Haye,
1715, 2 vols., post 8vo., frontispieces and plates (5s.).
De Vera et de Cuninga (Don Antonio). Le parfait Ambassa-
deur, divis^ en trois parties, compose en espagnol, nouvelle-
ment traduit en frangois. A Leide, Theodore Haak, 1709,
2 vols., 12mp., 2 frontispieces, alike (5s.).
Desbillons (P. J.). Fabulse jEsopiae. Manhemii typis aca-
demices, 1768, 2 vols., 8vo., 15 charming plates after E.
Verhelst (5 s.).
Desbillons (F. J.). Fabulse .^sopise, etc. Paris, Barbou,
1778, 12mo., frontispiece representing "Amors" trying
on a plumed hat on Marie Antoinette before a looking-
glass, by Baquoy (5s.).
Descamps. La Vie des peintres flamands, allemands et hoUan-
dois, avftc des portraits graves en taille-douce, une indi-
cation de leurs principaux ouvrages et des reflexions sur
leurs differentes maniferes. Paris, Jombert, 1753-64, 4 vols.,
8vo., frontispiece by Lebas after Descamps, 2 vignettes by
Lemire after Decamps, and 171 portraits by Picket, Gaillard,
Legrand, M. Aubert, Benoist, Basan, Teucher, Pinssio,
Sornique, and others, not signed, after Decamps, Eisen, and
Campion (40 in vol. 1, 56 in vol. 2, 43 in vol. 3, and
32 in vol. 4)., Supplement : Le Voyage pittoresque
de la Flandre et du Brabant, avec des reflexions rela-
tives aux arts et quelques gravures. Paris, Desaint, etc.,
1769, 8vo., vignette by Lemire after Descamps, 5 plates.
DESCAMPS— DESCEIPTIONS 139
not signed, and folding map, together 5 vols., 8vo. (205.,
and treble and more in old French morocco).
Picket's portraits, some of which are little marvels of beauty and
quaintness, form the prominent feature of the book. The earliest
impressions are those where the artist's signature "a la pointe" is
distinct and conspicuous. The artist's proofs without the text are of
the utmost rarity. Vols. 1 and 2 have been reprinted, but they are
easily recognised by the absence of the ornamented letters heading the
chapters.
Descamps. Voyage de Louis XV. au H&.vre en 1749, 6 plates,
folio, by Le Bas after Descamps (30s.).
Deschamps de Saucourt. Zemire et Zilas, pofeme en trois
chants par- M. D. de S. Maestrich, Dufour, 1775, 8vo.,
frontispiece by Porta after Brichet (3s.).
Deschamps de Saucourt. Les Premiferes Amours, ou Z^.mire et
Zilas, pofeme en trois chants. Guide (Paris), 1784, 8vo.,
frontispiece by F. A. M. after D. L., fleuron on title and
tailpiece, not signed (3s.).
Deschamps de Saucourt. Description g^nerale et particuliere
de la France, ou Voyage pittoresque de la France, avec la
description de toutes les provinces, ouvrage national, dedie
au Roi ; orne d'un grand nombre de gravures executes avec
le plus grand soin d'aprfes les dessins des meilleurs artistes,
par une Societe de gens de lettres (B. de la Borde, Beguillet,
Guettard, etc.). A Paris, de I'imprimerie de Monsieur, et
chez Lami, 1781-96, 12 vols., imp. folio (£8 to £10).
The plates (including maps and portraits), 462 (sometimes 464) in
number, are after Le Barbier, Cochin, Moreau, Monnet, etc., by Malapeau,
Le Bas, Pessard, and others. De La Beraudiere's copy 1100 frs. Copies
with unlettered proofs are rare ; a few copies exist with the plates
coloured. UnhappOy the work remained unfinished.
Descriptions des F^tes donnees par la ville de Paris a I'occasion
du mariage de Mme. Louise-Elisabeth de France et de Don
Philippe, infant et grand amiral d'Espagne, les 29 et 30
aotit 1739. Paris, P.-G. Lemercier, 1740, atlas folio. On
title a fine fleuron by Soubeyran after Bouchardon, 13
plates or plans (8 folding) by Blondel after Blondel, Gabriel,
Salley, and Servandoni, and 22 plates of text with a large
vignette (la Jotite de la Seine) designed and engraved by
Rigaud. Head letters ornamented and engraved (£2 to £3,
and more than treble in old morocco, with the arms of Paris
on one side and with the royal arms on the other).
The plates representing "le Peu d'artifice donne sur la Seine," and
" Les Vues des Decorations et Illuminations des Salons de I'Hotel-
de- Ville," are exceptionally fine.
140 DESOEIPTION
Description du feu d' artifice et de la fete donn^e par S. Exc.
Mgr. de Lamina, ambassadeur d'Espagne, a cause du
mariage de Madame L^°* de France avec I'lnfant Philippe,
grand amiral d'Espagne. Paris, Lottin, 1739, 4to., 1 plate
by J. Gaul tier after Fr. Saracfene (10s.).
Description du Catafalque ex^cut^ a Paris dans I'eglise de
Notre-Dame, a I'occasion du service qui se fera dans la
mSme ^glise le jeudi 9 juillet 1761, pour la princesse
Marie-Amelie de Saxe, reine d'Espagne et des Indes,
Paris, 1761, 4to., vignette by Prevost after Cocliin
(10s.).
Description du Mausolde drige a Paris dans I'eglise de Notre-
Dame, etc. . . . le 13 mars 1766, pour Dom Philippe de
Bourbon, infant d'Espagne. Paris, 1766, 4to., vignette by
Prdvost after Cochin, and 2 plates by Taraval after Challe
(10s.).
Description du Catafalque et Pompe funfebre pour Elisabeth
Farnfese, reine d'Espagne et des Indes, faite a Paris en
I'eglise Notre-Dame, le 27 novembre 1766. Paris, 1766,
4 to., vignette after Cochin, and 3 plates by Martinet after
Challe (15s.).
Description du Catafalque erige' en I'e'glise de Notre-Dame de
Paris, pour la service de Stanislas, 1^' roy. de Pologne, etc.
. . . 1766, 4to., vignette by Prevost after Cochin (5s.).
Description du Mausolee de Madame la Dauphine, 1767, 4to.,
vignette by Prevost after Cochin (5s.).
Description du Catafalque de la Eeine a Notre-Dame, 4to.,
headpiece by Miger after Cochin. Description du Mausolee
de la Eeine a Saint Denys, 1768, 4to., headpiece by Miger
after Cochin.
All these vignettes exist as artists' proofs without text, when they are
worth fancy prices.
Description de la Feste et Feu d' Artifice qui doit ^tre tire a
Paris sur la rivifere, au sujet de la naissance de Monseigneur
le Dauphin, par ordre de S. M. C. Philippe V., le XXI.
Janvier, 1730. Paris, P. Gandouin, 1730, fol., 3 large
plates by Dumont and Demarne after Servandoni, BauBsire,
and Pitourit (30s.).
Description du Mausolee erige dans I'eglise de I'abbaye royale
de Saint-Denys, le 27 juillet 1774, pour les obseques de
Louis XV. le Bien-Aim^. Paris, 1774, 4to., vignette
DESCEIPTION— DESrOEGES 141
representing medal portrait of Louis XV. after Moreau, and
4 folding plates after Challe, both engraved by Lempereur
{15s.).
Moreau's vignette exists ia artist's proof without text.
Description du Catafalque et du Cenotaphe Mg^s dans I'^glise
de Notre-Dame de Paris, le 7 septembre, 17^74, pour trfes
grand et trfes baut prince Louis XV. Paris, Ballard, 1774,
4to., frontispiece after Moreau, and 6 large folding plates
(155. to 20s.).
Description du Catafalque de Marie-Therfese, 4to., headpiece and
2 plates by Moreau le jeune* after Paris (10s.).
Descrizione delle feste celebrate in Parma I'anno 1769, per le
auguste nozze di sua altezza reale I'infante Don Ferdi-
nando coUa archiduchessa Maria-Amelia. Parma, stamperia
reale, folio, frontispiece and 67 head and tail pieces, and
plates by Bossi, Ravenet, Volpato, etc., after Petitot
(15s. to 20s.).
Desfontaines. Les Baines de Diane, on le Triomphe de I'Amour,
pofeme. Paris, Costard, 1770, 8vo., very fine title by de
Ghendt after Marillier, and 3 plates by Massard, Ponce, and
Voyez I'aine after Marillier (10s., and treble on large
paper).
Desforges-Maillart. (Euvres en vers et en prose. Amsterdam,
1759, 2 vols., 12mo., portrait after Tanj4 fleuron on titles
and 9 vignettes (several duplicates) (4s.).
Desforges. Le Pofete, ou Mdmoires d'un homme de lettres
ecrits par lui-meme. Hambourg, chez les principaux
libraires, 1798, 4 vols., 12mo., 4 plates signed ChaUlou
engraved by Dambrun, or not signed ; rare (£2 to £3).
The book, though entertaining, borders on the licentious.
Desforges. Le Poete . . . Hambourg (Paris), 1799, 8 vols.,
8vo., 8 plates, not signed, in the manner of those of
Chaillou.(30s., and double on vellum paper with unlettered
proofs).
Desforges. Adolphine de Rostanges, ou la Mfere qui ne fut,
point epouse. Paris, an VIL (1799), 2 vols., 12mo., 2
plates (8s.).
Desforges. Eugfene et Eugenie, ou la Mdprise conj.ugale,
histoire de deux enfants, d'une nuit d'erreur et de leurs
parents. Paris, Chaigneau ain^, an VII., 4 parts in 2 vols.,
12mo., 4 plates after Monnet by Duval (10s.).
142 DESFOEGES— DESMAEETZ
Desforges. Edouard et Arahelle, ou I'Elfeve de I'infortune et de
1 'amour, ouvrage tird des mdmoires secrets de deux families
anglaises. Paris, imprimerie Chaigneau aine, an VII.
(1799), 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 plates after Monnet by
Duval {6s.).
Desforges. Les Mille et un Souvenirs, ou les Veillees conju-
gales. Eecueil d'Anecdotes veritables, galantes, serieuses,
bouffonnes, comiques, nationales, etrangferes, merveilleuses,
mysterieuses, etc. Hambourg, 1799, 5 vols., 12mo., 5 plates,
not signed.
TMs book is the sequel to " Le' Poete."
Desbouliferes (Mme.). (Euvres de Mme. et Mile. Deshouliferes,
nouvelle edition. Paris, Prault fils, 1747, 2 vols., 16mo.,
portrait, not signed, title with fleuron by Fessard after
Cocbin, and 4 vignettes by A. C. Boucher, Delafosse, and
Tardieu after Eisen and de Seve (5s., and considerably more
in old French morocco). ,
Deshouliferes. (Euvres choisies de Mme. Deshouliferes, ornees de
figures gravees par les soins des citoyens Ponce et Eegnault.
Paris, Didot I'aine, I'an III. de la Eepublique (1795),
16mo., portrait after Eochard, and 3 plates after Marillier,
by Ponce, Dambrun, and Eegnault (8s., and on large
vellum paper with unlettered proofs (only 100 copies
printed), £3 to £4). The Delbergue-Cormont copy in
morocco by Trautz, 620 frs. Leb. de Montgermont's
(formerly La Bedoyfere's) large-paper copy with unlettered
proofs, containing also Marillier's 3 original drawings,
a drawing by Monsiau (never engraved), a drawing by
Chasselat with the engraving, besides additional portraits
and engravings inserted, 1100 frs.
Desmarais. Jeremie, pofeme en quatre chants, avec sa prifere et sa
lettre aux captifs prets a partir pour Babylone, etc. Paris,
Desprez, 1771, 8vo., frontispiece, 6 plates by Delvaux,
Macret, Miger, Pepin, and Saillard after Leclerc (10s.
to 15s.).
Each song bears the title of "Lamentations de Jeremie." Le Barbier
de Tinan's copy, superbly bound in red morocco with dentelle borders of
gold, sold for 150 frs.
Desmaretz. L'Ariane. Paris, 1724, 3 vols., 12mo., engraved
title and 16 plates after Scotin, not signed (10s.).
These are the reduced plates done by Abraham Bosse for the 4to.
edition of 1647.
DESMOULINS— DESPE^AUX 143
Desmoulins (Camille). Diseours de la Lanterne aux Parisiens,
2° edition, corrigee et augmentee. En France, Fan 1" de la
liberte, 8vo., pretty plate, not signed (55.).
Desnos. Le Depot ou Bob^clie voleur et commissionnaire,
suivi de I'Amant femme de chambre et de Tirlipliton,
faisant suite au Nouveau Theatre du Boulevard par C.
O(dolant) D(esnos). Paris, Tiger, s.d., 12mo., a curious
frontispiece (5 s.).
Desnoyers (Abbe). Tableaux de la Nature, par M * * * ,
membre de plusieurs academies. Amsterdam et Paris, veuve
Duchesne, 1775, 8vo., 2 plates by La Chauss^e after Desrais
{5s.).
Desorgues (Theodore), Rousseau, ou I'Enfance, pofeme suivi
des Transteverins et de poesies lyriques, par le citoyen
Theodore Desorgues. Paris, Jansen, post 8vo., frontispiece,
not signed (3s.).
Desormeaux. Histoire de la Maison de Bourbon. Paris,
imprimerie royale, 1772-88, 5 vols., 4to., frontispiece by
A. de Saint- Aubin after Boucher, headpiece for dedication
and 5 fleurons on titles by Choffard, 14 portraits by
Gaucher and Miger after Fragonard, Le Monnier, and
Vincent, 21 vignettes by Bradel, Moreau, and Prevost after
Moreau, and 21 tailpieces by Choffard (30s. to 40s.).
Choffard's superb fleurons and Moreau's headpieces exist in artists'
proofs without text. M. Eugene Paillet's copy with all these artists'
proofs on stout paper, plus the portraits and frontispiece in two states
(one of which in a superior state by Miger), and a varied proof for the
headpiece bound in blue morocco by Cuzin, is priced by M. Morgand
3500 frs. Comte de Behague's copy, bound, vol. 1, with arms of
Mme. "Victoire, and the other 4 vols, with arms of Marie Leczinska,
realized 500 frs. Baron J. E. de Rothschild's copy comprises a few
of Choffard's original drawings. The series of Honore Fragonard's
portraits of the princes executed after ancient pictures is in the castle
of Ohantilly, now the property of the French nation.
Desperiers (Bonaventure). Cymbalum mundi, ou Dialogues
satiriques sur diffdrents sujets, avec une lettre critique,. . .
par Prosper Marchand. Amsterdam et Leipzig, 1732, 12mo.,
tieuron, not signed, frontispiece by Bakker after Piearfc, and
4 plates signed B. P. (Bernard Picart) without engraver's
name (5s.).
Despr^aux. Mes Passe-temps, Chansons suivies de I'Art de
la danse, pofeme en quatre chants, caique sur I'Art podtique
de Boileau ; orn^es de gravures d'aprfes les dessins de Moreau
144 DESEOCHEES— DEUX
le jeune, avec les airs not^s. Paris, chez I'auteur, 1806-
1809, 2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece (silhouette portrait) by
Trifere after Desprdaux, 2 plates by Simonet and Trifere after
Moreau, 3 vignettes, tbe first after Despr^aux, tbe second
etched by La Cour after M. J. Etienne Marais, and the last
by Simonet after Moreau (lOs.).
Despreaux, manager of the Opera, though a namesake, was in no way
related to Boileau. He was the husband' of the famous dancer La
Guimard.
Desrochers (Etienne Jehandier). Eecueil des Portraits des Per-
sonnes qui se sont distingudes, tant dans les armes que dans
les belles-lettre (sic) et les arts. Comme aussi la famille
royale de France et autres Cours etrangferes. Gravez par
E. D. . . . Paris, chez I'auteur, s.d. (1700-1730), 4 vols.,
4to., 910 portraits, male and female, French and foreign (600
of them engraved by Desrochers) (£12 to £15).
Desrochers. Portraits des Personnages les plus illustres
d'Europe. A Paris, chez Desrochers, Svo., 247 portraits
(£3 to £4).
Destouches. CEuvres de Monsieur Destouches, de I'Academie
frangaise, nouvelle Edition, revue, corrigee, considerablement
augmentee et ornee de belles figures en taille-douce.
Amsterdam et Leipzig; Arkstee etMerkus, 1755-59, 5 vols.,
12mo., portrait by Fokke, fleuron for vols. 1 to 4 alike
(vol. 5 has none) after Punt, frontispiece, not signed, and
23 plates by Fritsch and J. Kornbein after Aartman (10s.,
and more on stout paper).
Some copies have only 18 plates. The Soleine copy, morocco, by
Bauzonnet, 102 frs. There is another edition illustrated by Lafitte. The
Bancal copy containing the original drawings brought 1300 frs. M. Piet
possesses another copy with the outline drawings a la plume by Lafitte,
and M. Portalis is the owner of 6 pretty drawings (unpublished) for the
author's Comedies by Borel.
Deuchar (A.). Collection of Etchings, after the most eminent
Masters of the Dutch and Flemish Schools, particularly
Eembrandt, Ostade, Cornelius Bega, and Van Vliet. Edin-
burgh, 1803, 3 vols.,sm. fol., 378 engravings on 308 leaves
(£3 to £4, and double in morocco).
Deux (Les) Meutors, ou Mdmoires pour servir a I'histoire des
moeurs anglaises au XVIII'°= sifecle, traduction libre de
I'anglais de M. (Miss Clara Eeeve) par M. de la P (de la
Place). Amsterdam, 1784, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 pretty plates
(5s.). if J ^
DEVISES— DIDEEOT 145
Devises pour les tapisseries du roi, s.d. sm. foL, engraved
throughout by Kraus d'Augsbourg, 3 frontispieces, 8 folding
plates, and 32 subjects engraved on 16 leaves (10s.).
Diable (Le) bossu, le diable femme, le diable circoncis, le diable
pendu et ddpendu, le diable tendu, etc. Nancy, 1708,
12mo., 1 plate (8 s. to 10s.).
Diable (Le), histoire satyrique traduite de I'anglais. Paris, Le
Normand, an XI. (1802),-3 vols., 12mo., 3 plates by Mariage
after Huot (5s.).
Dialogue entre le docteur Quickley et M. Amen, patriote im-
partial de la garde nationale parisienne, touchant M. Motier
de Lafayette, etc. Londres, 1793, 8vo., pretty frontispiece,
not signed (3s.).
Dialogue interessant et vrai entre le Moire, le Procureur-syndic
d'une province, le Curd, un bourgeois, un riche fermier, un
grenadier, et deux federds. En France, de- I'imprimerie des
amis de la verite. En province, aux enseignes du Peuple
abusd, des lois renversees, du Roi detrone et de la monarchic
detruite I'an IL du desordre et de I'anarchie, 8vo., curious
frontispiece, not signed, inscribed thus : Retour- des Con-
federes dans leurs families (4s.).
Royalist pamphlet.
Dictionnaire de 1' Academic frangaise, troisifeme edition. Paris,
Coignard, 1740, 2 vols., folio, superb frontispiece by Mariette.
after Corneille, large escutcheon on title of each vol. alike,^
a very fine medal portrait of Louis XV. by DauUe and
Audran after Coypel, vignette by Mariette after Corneille
oh the first page of each volume, and 3 ornamental letters..
(15s. to 20s., and considerably more in old French morocco).
Diderot (Denis). Les Bijoux indiscrets. Au Monomotapa,.
s.d. (Paris, 1748), 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece, 6 plates and
fleuron on each title (10s., and considerably more in
morocco). The counterfeit may be detected by the poor
text ; the fleurons on the titles are, only ornamental instead
of figures, the plates reversed, and the trees and " 1' Amour "
in the frontispiece are to the left, while they should be to
the right (4s.).
M. DelzoUies' genuine copy in old Erench red morocco, 137 frs.
(Paris sale, 1894). Reprinted 1772.
Diderot (Denis). OEuvres philosophiques. Amsterdam, chez
Roy, 1772, 6 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces, not signed, fleuron
on title, 22 plates (6 outline), all not signed (12s. to 15s.).
146 DIDEEOT
Vol. 5 contains : " Les Bijoux indiscrete " with the plates
which have been copied and reduced in the undated Cazm
edition (1771 and 1785).
Diderot (Denis). Contes Moraux et Nouvelles Idylles de D.
. . . et Sal. Gesner. Zurich, chez I'auteur, 1773, 4to., 3
vignettes, 11 tailpieces, and 10 plates by Gessner (12s.).
Baron Pichon's copy with the arms of Madame du Barry
(Meister, the translator of Gessner's Idylles, dedicated it
to her), with 3 additional portraits inserted, 620 frs.
Diderot (Denis). Jacques le Fataliste et son maitre, par
Diderot, precede d'un hommage aux m^nes de I'auteur, par
M. Meister. Paris, Gueffier, 1797, 3 vols., 16mo., 3 plates,
not signed (5s.).
Diderot (Denis). Jacques le Fataliste et son mattre, par
Diderot, Paris, Leprieur, an V. (1797), 4 vols., 16mo., 4
plates, not signed (8s.). Of subsequent editions may be
mentioned that printed at Paris, Bertin, an V. (1797),
4 vols., 16mo., plates by Bovinet after Chaillou (10s.,
and double on vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
Diderot (Denis). La Religieuse. Paris, Dufart, an V. (1797),
2 vols., 16mo., 2 pretty plates, not signed (5s., and treble
on vellum paper). Another edition in 8 vols., 16mo., with
8 plates by Bovinet after Chaillou (5s.).
"Diderot (Denis). La Religieuse, nouvelle edition avec figure.
Paris, Maradan, an VI., 12mo. (1798), pretty frontispiece by
Baquoy after Chaillou (4s.).
Diderot (Denis). La Religieuse, par Diderot, nouvelle Edition,
ornee de figures, ou Ton trouve une conclusion. Paris, an
VII. (1799), 2 vols., 8vo., portrait by Dupre'el after Aubry,
and 4 plates by Dupre'el (3) and Giraud (l) after Le Barbier
(15s., and treble on vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
The same plates in the Renouard edition of 1804 (10«.). La
Bedoyere's copy of CEuvres de Diderot (Paris, Briere), containing Le
Barbier's 4 original drawings, with the etchings and unlettered proofs,
and in bistre, sold for 555 frs.
Diderot (Denis). Le Chartreux, ou le Fils naturel. A Paris,
1797, 3 vols., 16mo., 3 plates not signed {6s.).
Diderot (Denis). Pense'es philosophiques (Piscis hie non est
omnium). La Haye, 1746, 16mo., pretty plate, not signed,
in the manner of Eisen ( 1 Os. ).
This book was by Act of Parliament ordered to be burned.
DIDEKOT— DONS 147
Diderot (Denis). Principes de Philosophie morale, ou Essai de
M. S. (Shaftesbury) sur le merite de la vertu, avec des
reflexions. Amsterdam, Z. CMtelain, 1745, 2 vols., 12mo.,
2 frontispieces, fleuron, and 2 vignettes by Fessard after
Durand. The Epistle is signed D. D.' * * * (5s.).
Diderot (Denis). Diners de M. G-uillaume (L^s), suivis de
I'Aventure de son enterrement par I'abbe Th. Duvernet,
s.l. 1788, 12mo., 1 plate after Eansonnette (4s.).
Diesel (Mathias). Erlustierende Augenweide in Vorstellung
herrlicher Garten und Landtgebaude s.l. aut a (circa 1705),
3 parts oblong, 4to., 145 plates of views of German Castles,
etc. (£2 to £3).
Dietrich (C. G. E.). (Euvre de C. G. E. D. . . . A Dresde,
chez la Veuve Dietrich, s.d. (1775), sm. foL, engraved title,
and 87 etchings on 58 leaves representing Scenery, etc.
(30s. to 40s.).
Dillon (.J. T.). Historical and critical Memoirs of the General
Eevolution in France in the year 1789. London, 1790,
4to., frontispiece (5s.).
Dinge (L. A.). Discours sur I'Histoire de France. ... A
Paris, de I'impr. de Monsieur, 1790, 4to., engraved
throughout, and 164 plates after Moreau (405. to 50s.).
Diogfene Laerce. Les vies des plus illustres philosophes de
TAntiquite. Amsterdam, chez S. H. Schneider, 1758, 3
vols., 12mo., frontispiece after Frisch, fleuron on titles and
portraits (10s., and more than double on large paper).
Dionis du Sejour (Mile.). L'Origine des Graces. Paris, 1777,
8vo., 6 charming plates after Cochin by J. Aliamet, N. de
Launay, L. J. Masquelier, D. Nde, A. de Saint-Aubin, and
J. B. Simonet (30s. to 40s.).
Copies with unlettered proofs are very rare. R. P. * * * 's copy having
the plates in proofs before letters, and 4 etchings, was bought for 680 frs.
by M. Van Loo of Gand. M. E. Paillet's copy with the plates in two
states before, and with letters in a sumptuous binding double by Cuzin, is
priced by Morgand 2000 frs.
Dix-huit fructidor (Le), ou Anniversaire des fetes directoriales.
A Hambourg, 1798, Svo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Dons (Les), de I'Amour et de I'Amiti^. Almanach nouveau sur
le plus jolis airs. Paris, Janet, 1799, 16mo., engraved title,
and 12 pretty plates, not signed (15s.).
14S DOPPET— DOEAT
Doppet. Le Medecin de I'Amour, par M. Doppet, Dr. en
mdddcine, de la Faculte de Turin. A Paphos et se trouye a
Paris chez Le Roy, 1787, 8vo., pretty aquatint frontispiece
by J. B. Chapuy (4 s.).
Doppet. Aphrodisiaque externe, ou Traits du fouet et de ses
effets sur le physique de I'amour par D . . . (Doppet) S.I.
(Paris), 1786, 16mo., 1 plate, not signed, undoubtedly after
Borel with the words, " Gravee par un flagelle " (10s.).
Dorat. QEuvres completes (conaprising Les Baisers, Les Fables,
la Declamation theatrale, les Melanges, and all the other
works or opuscula, of which further on a detailed account is
given). Paris, 1764-77, 20 vols., 8vo., plates after Eisen,
Marillier and QueverdobyAliamet, Baquoy, Binet,Dambrun,
Duclos, Duflos, Halbou, de Ghendt, de Launay, de Longueil,
Le Roy, Legrand, Legouaz, Lebeau, Leveau, Lingee,
Massard, Masquelier, Parizeau, Ponce, Mme. Ponce, Nee,
Simonet, etc. (£8 to £10, and on large Dutch paper, each
piece having a separate pagination, and clearly showing
them to be the first impressions, they deservedly command
a fancy price). M. Grevy's copy (grand papier de HoUande),
morocco, by Lortic, 2000 frs.
Dorat. Amilca, ou Pierre le Grand, tragedie, precedee d'un •
discours, etc. Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1767, 8vo., 1 plate by
de Longueil after Eisen (3s., and double on large paper, aa
is the case with all the single books of Dorat).
Dorat. Bagatelles anonymes, recueillies par un amateur.
Geneve, 1766, 8vo., vignette, not signed, and tailpiece by
Nee after Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Les Baisers ... A la Haye, et se trouve a Paris chez
S. Jorry et Delalain, 1770, 8vo., Dutch paper, frontispiece
by Ponce after Eisen, vignette and tailpiece after Eisen by
de Longueil, and Binet (15s.).
First edition, of the 15 Baisers and the first impressions of the
frontispiece, the vignette of the " Hymne au Baiser," ■which in the
subsequent edition forms the headpiece of the first " Baiser," and of
the tailpiece of the 15 " Baiser," which afterwards is that of the
twentieth.
Dorat. Les Baisers, pre'ce'de's du Mois de mai, po§me. La Haye
et Paris, Lambert et Delalain, 1 770, 8vo., Dutch paper, title in
red, frontispiece by Ponce after Eisen, 1 plate by de Longueil
after Eisen, fleuron on title, 22 head and 22 tail pieces all
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after Eisen (except 2 tailpieces after Marillier), by
Aliamet (5), Baquoy (5), Binet (2), Delaunay (8), Linge'e
(2), de Longueil (6), Masquelier (4), Massard (5), Ne'e (4),
and Ponce (4) (£10 to £12).
Baron R. Portalis pronounces it the masterpiece of the eighteenth
century, and deservedly so, for in gracefulness the illustrations stand
unrivalled. The copies with the faulty pagination in the first leaves of
the " Pofime du Mois de Mai," and without the " Imitations de plusieurs
poetes latins," are decidedly of the very first issue, the impressions of
those with the rectified pagination and supplement being inferior. The
value of this book has increased by leaps and bounds. Pixerecourt's
copy, Grand papier de HoUande, brought 10 frs. ; the Sieurin copy
realized 4500 frs. We must turn the phrase and say, " Du ridicule au
sublime il n'y a qu'Un pas." A well-known French amateur (M. Leopold
D.) is the happy possessor of the large Dutch Paper copy bound in
ornamental morocco by Derome, with the arms of the ill-fated Queen
Marie- Antoinette. If this copy were to come into the market, it would
probably fetch a fabulous price. Comte de Lignerolles' copy in old
French morocco with dentelle, 2560 frs. ; E. Gonse's copy in calf
with arms on back, 400 frs. ; a third copy in morocco with dentelle
by Trautz-Bauzonnet, 990 frs. (Paris sales, 1894). M. E. Paillet's
copy, containing all the illustrations in artist's proofs without text
in a splendid mosaic binding double by ChamboUe and Marius
Michel, 12,000 frs. (Morgand's Catalogue de la Bibliothfeque de M.
Eugene PaUlet, 1887). Some of the illustrations or etchings exist
*' decouvertes." The original drawings of " Les Baisers " are in the
collection formed by the late Baron James de RothschUd. Grimm, in
his " correspondence," devotes a few pages to this book, of which he
speaks in high terms of praise, adding that it is rather the work of the
artist Eisen than of the versifier Dorat. An old epigram on the
subject is worth reproducing : " Un louis les Baisers." " Oui, Monsieur,
c'est le prix." " Mon cher, le 'prix est fou ; tu peux garder ton Livre."
" Je ne le garde pas et le vends un louis." " De cette Muse-la le Public
est done y vre. Au moins ses vers sont chers." " Eh ! regardez done
bien ; Examinez, Monsieur, le papier, les images, les grouppes (sic), les
festons qui decorent les pages, Et vous verrez. Monsieur, qu'on a les
vers pour rien." The smaller size copies, bearing the same date, but
with the title plain, are of a later issue (15«. to 20«.).
Dorat. Les Baisers . . . Genfeve (Cazin), 1777, 16mo., pretty
frontispiece, not signed (4s.).
Dorat. Le Celibataire, comedie en cinq actes et en vers.
Paris, Delalain, 1776, 8vo., frontispiece by de Launay
after Marillier {3s. ).
Dorat. Les Cerises et la Double Meprise, contes en vers. La
Haye (Paris), 1769, 8vo., 1 plate by de Longueil after
Eisen (10s.).
Dorat. La Declamation th^^trale, poeme didactique, precede
d'un discours, etc. Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1766, 8vo.,
frontispiece and 4 plates by de Ghendt after Eisen (10s.).
150 DOEAT
Dorat. La Danse, chant quatrifeme du po^me de la Declama-
tion, precedes de notions historiques, etc. Paris, Sebastian
Jorry, 1767, 8vo., 1 plate by de Gbendt after Eisen (4s.).
There are some counterfeits, which are very indifferent.
Dorat. Les Deux Reines, drame heroique en cinq actes et en
prose, suivie de Sylvie et MoleshofF. Paris, Sebastien
Jorry, 1770, 8vo., 1 plate designed and engraved by
Parizeau (5s.).
A reprint appeared about the same time.
Dorat. Les Devirgineurs et Combabus, contes en vers, suivis
de Floricourt, histoire fran9oise. Amsterdam (Paris), 1765,
8vo., 2 very fine plates by de Longueil after Eisen (5s.).
This piece simultaneously came out entitled "Les Trois freres et
Combabus."
Dorat. Epltre a Catherine IL, imp^ratrice de toutes les Busses.
Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1765, 8vo., vignette and tailpiece
by de Longueil after Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Epltre a I'ombre d'un ami. Paris, Delalain, 1777,
8vo., 1 plate by de Ghendt after Marillier (3s.).
This booklet is also in the " Melanges.''
Dorat. Epltre de Pierre Bagnolet, citoyen de Gonesse, aux
grands hommes du jour (no whole but half title), 1 plate by
Delaunay after Marillier, the same which is placed in
" Merlin bel esprit " (4s.).
This piece, too, is in the " Melanges.''
Dorat. Fables ou Allegories philosophiques. A la Haye et se
trouve a Paris, chez Delalain, 1772, 8 vo., frontispiece by
de Ghendt after Marillier, a fine allegorical plate after
Marillier by N. de Launay, fleuron on. title, containing
La Fontaine's portrait, head and tailpiece by Ponce, Lingde,
and Masquelier after Marillier (Dutch paper, 15s.).
First edition of the Fables, and first impressions of the illustra-
tions, which, with the additional ones, have been used for the famous
edition of 1773.
Dorat. Fables Nouvelles. A la Haye et Paris, Delalain (or
Monory), 1773, 2 vols., 8vo. (with running pagination), 2
frontispieces bearing : " Fables, par M. Dorat," and second
one has added "vol. ii., s.d." by de Ghendt after Marillier,
1 plate after Marillier by Delaunay, repeated in second
volume, fleuron on first title containing La Fontaine's
portrait, 99 vignettes and 99 tailpieces after Marillier by
Arrivet, Baquoy, Delaunay, Duflos, de Ghendt," Le Gouaz,
Lebeau, Leveau, Ling^e, de Longueil, Louis Legrand, Le
DOEAT 151
Roy, Masquelier, Nee, Ponce, Mme. Ponce, and Simonet.
Several vignettes of the fourth book bear the date of 1775
(£3, and double and treble on large French or Dutch
paper).
In delicacy of execution, as well as in the beauty of the embellish-
ments, the book rivals " Les Baisers," and must be regarded as
MarUlier's masterpiece. The -work was issued on ordinary paper, on
large French bluish paper, and on' large Dutch white paper, the last
being the most desirable of the three. The first volume has" been
reprinted with the same date, but the impressions are inferior, and the
type of the text coarse and of a modern aspect. In the first issue of
vol. 1 the words " Beflexions preliminaires," in 2 lines (page 111) are
under an interlaced ornament, while in the re-issue they are under S
lines, the middle one being rather lumpy; the paper is also azure, and'
not so fine. Comte de LigneroUes' copy, grand papier de Hollande, in
old red French morocco, 3050 frs. ; B. Maglione's copy in morocco with,
dentelle, by Derome, reliure dite "a I'oiseau," 2355 frs. ; St.'Quentin's.
copy, in modern morocco, 170 frs. (Paris sales, 1894) ; L. de Tinan's.
copy, with almost all the vignettes in " tirage a part," in green
morocco, by Cuzin, 6100 frs. M. E. Paillet's copy, with all the head
and tail pieces, as well as the frontispieces and fleuron on first title,
in artist's proofs, without text, and with the following additional illus-
■ trations, viz. title of the 1772 edition, head and tail piece of the same
edition in " tirage a part " (the latter in two states, etching and finished) ;
3 etchings of the 1773 edition, and a headpiece by de Longueil for
" Le chemin perdu and retrouve " when this artist was prisoner in the
" Ghatelet," and diiFerent from the ordinary one, in a sumptuous
morocco binding double by Cuzin, 15,000 frs. (Morgand's Catalogue of
Paillet's Library). La Bedoyere's copy, with the illustrations " hors
text," was sold in 1852 for 600 frs. The origiual drawings were
bought in the Renouard sale in 1853 by Baron de Rothschild for
1400 frs.
Dorat. Le Faux Ibrahim, conte arabe, etc. Paris, Delalain^
8vo., frontispiece by Lebeau after Marillier (3s.).
This piece is in the " Melanges."
Dorat. Idylles de Saint-Cyr, ou I'Hommage du coeur. Amster-
dam et Paris, Delalain, 1771, 8vo., frontispiece and vignette
by de Ghendt after Marillier, and tailpiece after the same
by Duclos (3s.).
This piece is in the "Melanges."
Dorat. Irza et Marsis, ou I'lsle merveilleuse, po^me en trois
chants, traduit du grec, suivi d'Alphonse ou I'Alcide
espagnol, conte tres-moral. Genfeve, 1768, roy. 8vo., plate
by Legrand after Eisen (4s.). The second edition, 1769,
has the plate of the first edition as frontispiece, and in
addition 3 plates, 2 vignettes, and 2 tailpieces after Eisen
by de Ghendt, de Longueil, and Massard, all very fine (10s.)
152 DOEAT
Dorat. Lettre de Barnevelt, dans sa prison, a Truman son
ami. Paris, S^bastien Jorry, 1763, 8vo., plate, vignette,
and tailpiece by de Longueil after Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Lettre du comte de Comminges a sa mfere, suivie d'une
lettre de Philomele a Progne. Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1764,
8vo., 2 plates, 2 vignettes, and 2 tailpieces by Aliamet and
de Longueil after Eisen (4s.).
Dorat. Lettre de lord Velfort a milord Dirton, son oncle,
pr^cedee d'une lettre de I'auteur. Paris, L'Esclapart, 1765,
8vo., 2 plates, vignette, and tailpiece after Eisen by de
Longueil and Aliamet (4s.).
Dorat. Lettre d'Ovide a Julie, 1767, plate, vignette, and
tailpiece by Nee after Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Lettre de Valcour a son pere. Paris, Jorry, 1767, Svc,
plate, vignette and tailpiece by Simonet after Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Lettre de Zeila, jeune sauvage, esclave a Constantinople,
a Valcour, officier fran9ois. Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1764,
Svo., plate, vignette and tailpiece by de Longueil after
Eisen (3s.).
Exists also with the " Reponse de Julie a Ovide " with the date 1766,
and vignette and tailpiece by Massard after Eisen.
Dorat. Lettre d'une cbanoinesse de Lisbonne a Melcour. La
Hay et Paris, Lambert, Jorry et DelaJain, 1770, 8vo., plate,
vignette and tailpiece by Massard after Eisen (3s.).
It is in the "Melanges."
Dorat. Lettres en vers, ou Epitres heroiques et amoureuses.
Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1766, 8vo., frontispiece, 4 vignettes
and 4 tailpieces after. Eisen by Aliamet, de Longueil and
Massard (4s.).
This volume contains " les Lettres d'Octavie a Antouie, de Hero a
Leandre, d'Abeilard a Heloise, de Julie, fille d'Auguste a Ovide." The
first two of these " Lettres " have also appeared by themselves with the
same date. Sometimes Dorat's portrait by Saint-Aubin after Denon is
added to the above volume.
Dorat. Ma Philosophie. La Haye et Paris, Delalain, 1771,
8vo., plate, vignette and tailpiece by de Ghendt after
Marillier (4s.).
Page 38 has sometimes 13 lines and sometimes only 7. Presumably
the printer made the alteration when he perceived that the beautiful
tailpiece at end was placed too low down. If so, copies with 13 lines
to page 38 are preferable, as they contain the original impression of the
tailpiece. This book forms also part of the " Melanges."
DOEAT 153
Dorat. Les Malheurs de I'lnconstance, ou Lettres de la
marquise de Syrce et du comte de Mirbelle. Amsterdam et
Paris, 1772, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 plates by de Longueil after
Queverdo (6s.).
Dorat. Melanges, . . . frontispiece by de Ghendt after
Marillier (106-.).
The following books are included in this volume, forming part of the
(Euvres completes, viz. Lettre d'une chanoinesse ; Epitre a I'ombre d'uu
ami ; Le Faux Ibrahim ; Idylles de Saint-Oyr ; Ma Philosophie j Epitre
de Pierre Bagnolet.
Dorat. Merlin bel esprit, comedie en cinq actes et en vers par
M. Dorat. Londres et Paris, Monory, 1780, 1 plate by
Delaunay after Marillier (Bs.).
Dorat. Mes Fantaisies. Amsterdam et Paris, S^bastien Jorry,
1768, 8vo., frontispiece, vignette, fleuron and tailpiece by
de Ghendt after Eisen {3s.).
The elegant engraved title exists in artist's proof before letter.
Dorat. Mes Nouveaux Torts, ou Nouveau Melange de Poesies
pour servir de suite aux Fantaisies. Amsterdam et Paris,
Delalain, 1775, 8vo., very fine frontispiece by de Ghendt
after Marillier and 1 plate after the same by Gaucher. — Pierre
le Grand, tragedie, plate by de Longueil after Eisen (6s.).
There is a running pagination for Pierre le Grand.
Dorat. , Pierre le Grand, tragedie en cinq actes, par M. Dorat.
Paris, Monory, 1779, 8vo., frontispiece by Dambrun after
Queverdo (3s.).
Dorat. Les Pr6neurs, ou le TartufFe litteraire, comedie en trois
actes et en vers par M. Dorat. En HoUande et Paris,
Delalain, 1777, frontispiece by Duflos after Marillier, and
3 plates by Halbou and Lebeau after Marillier (55.).
Dorat. Eegulus, tragedie en trois actes et en vers. Paris,
S^bastien Jorry, 1765, 8vo., plate, vignette and tailpiece
by de Longueil after Eisen (8s.).
Reprinted in 1766.
Dorat. Eegulus, tragedie, et la Feinte par amour, comedie.
Paris, Delalain, 1773, 8vo., frontispiece designed and
engraved by Marillier (3s.).
Dorat. Ee'ponse de Valcour a Zeila, pre'ce'dee d'une lettre de
I'auteur a une femme qu'il ne connait pas. Paris, S^bastien
154 DOEAT
Jorry, 1766, 8vo., plate, vignette and tailpiece by de
Longueil and Aliamet after Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Mes Ke'veries, contenant Erato et 1' Amour, po^me
suivi des Eiens. A Londres, 1771, 8vo., 2 plates by
Cbatelain and Saillier after Desrais (3s.).
Dorat. Roseide, ou I'lntrigant, comedie en cinq actes et en
vers. . . . Paris, Monory,, 1780, 8 vo., very fine frontispiece
by Dambrun after Marillier (3s.).
Dorat. Les Sacrifices de 1' Amour, ou Lettres de la vicomtesse
de Senanges et du chevalier de Versenay. Amsterdam et
Paris, Delalain, 1771, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 plates by Duclos and
de Ghendt after Marillier (10s.).
Dorat. Les Sacrifices de I'Amour, etc. Paris, Le Prieur, 1793,
2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates by Blancbard (3s.).
This editton is quite distinct from the previous one, which forms part
of the CEuvres de Dorat.
Dorat. , Selim et Selima, poeme imite de I'allemand, suivi du
Eeve d'un musulman, traduit d'un pofete arabe. Leipzick
et Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1769, 8vo.-, 1 plate by de Ghendt
aften Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Suite des Bagatelles anonymes, recueillies par un
amateur. Geneve, 1767, 8vo., vignette and tailpiece by
Nee after Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Theagfene, trag^die en cinq actes. Paris, Sebastian
Jorry, 1766, 8vo., 1 plate by de Ghendt after Eisen (3s.).
Dorat. Les Tourterelles de Zelmis, poeme en trois chants, par
r^uteur de Barnevelt (Paris, 1766), roy. 8vo., engraved title,
plate, vignette and tailpiece by de Longueil after Eisen (5s.).
Dorat. Les Trois, Freres et Combabus, contes en vers, prdc^dds
par des reflexions, etc. Amsterdam, 1765, 8vo., 2 plates
after Eisen by de Longueil (3s.).
Dorat. Adelaide de Hongrie. Paris, Delalain, 1778, 8vo.,
engraved title by Duflos after Marillier (3s.).
Dorat. Zoramis, roi de Crete, ou le Ministre vertueux, trag^die
uouvelle en cinq actes et en vers . . . Londres et Paris,
Monory, 1780, 8vo., frontispiece by Duflos after Marillier
(3s.).
Dorat. Poesies. Geneve, 1777 (Cazin), 4 vols., 16mo., very
DOEAT— DOUIN 155
fine portrait with vignette beneath by de Launay after
Denon, with a stanza of four verses (quatrain) by the
comtesse de B. (Beauharnais) (5s.).
Dorat. Melanges litt^raires, ou Journal des dames, dedi^ a la
Eeine. Paris, veuve Thiboust, 1777, 12mo., tome 1, fleuron
(portrait of Marie-Antoinette) and woodcut vignette by
Beugnet after Marillier (5s.).
Dorat, it appears, was editor for a year of this journal, which ceased
in 1778.
Dorat. Les cinq Aventures, ou Contes nouveaux en prose par
D6rat, pr^cddees d'une epitre du m^me auteur a J. Fr.
Laharpe. A Paris, chez Delalain, an X. (1802), 16mo.,
frontispiece by L. Jehotte (4s.).
Dortous de Mairan. Eloges des Acad^miciens de I'Acad^mie
Koyale des Sciences, morts dans les ann^es 1741-43. Paris,
chez Durand, 1747, 12mo., frontispiece after Durand by
Fessard (3s.).
Dorvigny. Ma tante Genevieve, ou Je I'ai echappe belle.
Paris, Barba, an IX., 4 vols., 16mo., 4 plates, not signed,
in the style of Chaillou (15s.),
Doucet. Monsieur Cassandre, ou les Effets de 1' amour et du
vert-de-gris, drame en vers, en deux actes. Paris, 1773,
or, Londres, societe typographique, 1775, 8vo,, 2 etchings,
not signed (5s.).
Douglas (Sir Robert). The Peerage of Scotland. Edinburgh,
1764, fol. plates (20s., and double on large paper). Subse-
quent edition with continuation by John Philip Wood,
1813, 2 vols., fol. (double price).
Douglas (Sir Robert). The Baronage of Scotland. Edinburgh,
1798, vol. 1, folio (all published), coats-of-arms (£3 to £4,
and double on large paper).
Douglas (J.). Nenia Britannica, or,- a Sepulchral History of
Great Britain from the earliest period to its general con-
version to Christianity. London, 1793, fol., 36 plates of
antiquities, views, etc. (18s. to 20s., and more than double
on large paper with the plates coloured).
Douin. Le More de Venise, tragedie angloise du thetoe de
Shakespeare, precedee d'un discours preliminaire, par M.
Douin, capitaine d'infanterie. Paris, Louis Cellot, 1773,
8vo., 1 plate by Lingee, after Chevalier (3s.).
156 DOUX— DEYDEN
Doux Loisirs de la ville et de la campagne (Les). Paris, Janet
(s.d., circa 1790), 24mo., engraved title, 12 plates, not
signed, and 24 pages of engraved text, the remaining 24
pages being printed (10s.).
Drake (F.). Eboracum, or, tlie History and Antiquities of tlie
City of York, from its original to the present times.
London, 1736, fol., maps, coats-of-arms and plates (£4 to
£5, and on large paper with the plates of the windows and
armorial bearings generally coloured, £7 to £8).
Dreux du Eadier. L'Europe illustre, contenant I'Histoire
abregee des souverains, des princes, des prelats, des ministres,
des grands capitaines, des magistrats, des savants, des
artistes et des dames celfebres en Europe, depuis le XV'
siecle jusqu'a present, par M. Dreux du Eadier, avocat.
Ouvrage enrichi de portraits graves par les soins du sieur
Odieuvre. Paris, Odieuvre et Le Breton, 1755-1765,
6 vols., imp. 8vo., frontispiece by Sornique, after Eisen,
and 592 (sometimes 600) portraits by Ficquet, Thomassin,
Eoy, Basan, Wille, Schmidt, Aveline, Fessard, Picart,
Audran, Tardieu, Lepicie, etc., chiefly reproductions of
portraits of the 17th, after painters or. artist draughtsmen
of the 16th century (£10 to £12).
Of the entire collection, only about 100 are remarkable and interest-
ing, as tbey represent the historical and literary personages of Louis XIV.
and Louis XV. period, the remainder are mostly imaginary, amongst
them being those of the early English and French kings. In the large-
paper copies (50 only printed) the portraits are within borders, after
and by Babel, 30 copies were taken in folio size, these are particularly
valuable. M. Montbrison's copy in morocco, by Derome, was "acquired
fof Baron James de Rothschild for 7000 frs. Reprinted in 1775 and
in 1777, with a new frontispiece. These portraits were originally
printed without text, and were adapted to be inserted in the " Memoires
de Commines, de Sully, de la Ligue," and in the "Histoire universelle
de De Thou."
Drumond de Melfort (Le comte). Traite sur la Cavalerie.
Paris, Gr. Desprez, 1776, 2 vols., fol., and Atlas folio,
frqntispiece by Ingouf I'aine, and 11 plates and vignettes
in vol. 1, and 32 plates in vol. 2 (£3). Behague's copy in
red morocco, with arms of the comtesse d'Artois, 185 frs.
Dryden (J.). , Fables ornamented with engravings from the
pencil of Lady Diana Beauclerc. London, Bensley, 1797,
fol. pp. xviii. — 241, with 9 plates engraved by Bartolozzi,
and several vignettes (155. to 20s., and with proofs, £3).
Dryden (J.). Dramatick works. London, 1762, 6 vols., 12mo.,
DUBOCAGE—DUBEEUIL 157
portrait and 28 plates after Gravelot, by Van der Guclifc
(8s. to 10s.).
Dubocage (Mme.). Le Paradis terrestre, po^me imite' de
Milton . . . Londres (Paris), 1748, 8vo., fleuron on title,
frontispiece and 6 vignettes, by de Meuse (4s.). Another
edition with the same date, roy. 8vo., with frontispiece and
tailpieces after Pierre, fleuron after Durand, and 6 vignettes
after Gravelot, the whole fairly well engraved by Mme.
Louise Le Daulceur (5s.).
Dubocage (Mme,). La Colombiade, ou la Foi portee au Nouveau
Monde, pogme. Paris, Desaint et Saillant, 1756, 8vo.,
portrait by Tardieu, after Mile. Loir, fleuron on title, not
signed, vignette heading the dedication to Pope Benoit XIV.,
10 plates designed and engraved by Chedel, and 10
tailpieces, not signed (8s.).
Dubocage (Mme.). La Colombiade, ou la Foi portee au Nouveau-
Monde, nouvelle edition. Paris, 1758, et se vend a Franc-
fort, 8vo., portrait of the author, not signed, fleuron on
title, 10 plates after Chedel, and 10 tailpieces after Tarsis,
all engraved by Bernigeroth (4s.).
Dubocage (Mme.). Eecueil des (Euvres de Mme. Du Bocage,
des academies de Padoue, etc. Lyon, chez les frferes Perisse,
1762, 2 vols., post 8vo., engraved title with fleuron, after
Cochin, portrait after Mile. Loir, frontispiece and vignette
after Briard, the whole engraved by Tardieu {6s.).
Du Bois. Histoire des amours et infortunes d'Abelard et
d'Eloise, avec la traduction des lettres. La Haye, 1711,
12mo., curious frontispiece representing the execution of
FuUert's sentence, by Sluyter (3s.).
Dubois. Principes d'allemandes par M. Dubois de I'Opera.
Graves par Mme. Annereau. A Paris, s.d. (circa 1770),
8vo., title, dedication, 12 leaves of text, engraved through-
out on copper, and 12 plates, each representing 2 dancers
in different positions ; very rare {£2 to £3).
Dubos (L'Abbe). Keflexions critiques sur la Poesie et sur la
Peinture. Sixieme edition. Paris, Pissot, 1755, 3 vols.,
sm. 4to., frontispiece, fleuron repeated on each title, and
vignette on each volume by Lebas, after Eisen (10s.).
Dubreuil. La Pucelle de Paris, po^me en douze chants et en
158 DUBUISSON~DU CEECEAU
vers. Londres, 1776, 8vo., pretty plate by Deny after
Desrais (8s.).
Dubuisson (Pierre-Paul). Armorial alphabetique des princi-
pales maisons et families du Eoiaume et particuliferement
de celles de I'lsle de France. Paris, Guerin et Delatour,
1757, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece designed and engraved by
Le Mire, 6 engraved armorial plates, and 378 copper-plates
containing about 4000 escutcheons (£2 to £.S).
An unrivalled book of its kind. The author practised the profession
of artistic binder, and tad a certain number of copies bound and
elaborately gilt with his tools. The Gosford's copy in red morocco with
the arms of Marie Leczinska painted on the sides, sold for 2000 frs.
and resold in M. R. Lion's sale for 1600 frs. Comte de LigneroUes'
copy in morocco, with arms of Jean de BouUongue, 955 frs. (1894)
According to Barbier, Gastelier de Latour was co-editor of the book.
Du Buisson. Tableau de la Volupte, ou les Quatre Parties du
Jour, poeme en vers libres par M. D. B. A. Cythfere, au
temple du Plaisir, 1771, post 8vo., frontispiece, 4 plates, 4
vignettes, and 4 tailpieces by de Longueil, after Eisen
(£3 to £4).
An exquisite piece of artistic workmanship due to the combined
efforts of Eisen and de Longueil. The head and tail pieces in artists'
proofs without text are of the utmost rarity. Reprinted 1781.
Ducarel (A. C). Anglo-Norman Antiquities considered in a
Tour througb Part of Normandy . . . London, 1767, fol.,
27 plates (20s.).
Ducarel (Dr.). History and Antiquities of the Archiepiscopal
Palace of Lambeth . . . London, 1785, 4to., portraits and
plates (10s.).
Ducarel. Series of above 200 Anglo-Gallic, or Norman and
aquitain coins of the ancient Kings of England. London,
1757, 4to., map, portrait, and 16 plates (15s.).
Du Castre d'Auvigny. Aventures d'Ariste'e et de Telasies
histoire galante et he'roique. Amsterdam, 1732, 2 vols.,
12mo., 2 frontispieces (3s.).
Du Cerceau (Le P.). Conjurations de Nicolas Gabrini dit
Kienzi, tyran de Eome en 1347. Paris, imprimerie
Chaignieau, 1797, 3 vols., 16mo., portrait and 2 plates
by Monnet (8s., and more than double on vellum paper
with unlettered proofs).
DU CEECEAU— DUCOS 169
Du Cerceau. Eecueil de Poesies frangoises, 3"' Edition.
Paris, 1715, 8vo., frontispiece designed and engraved by
B. Picart (3s.).
Duclos. Acajou et ZirpHle, conte. A Minutie (Paris), 1744, 4to.,
frontispiece and 9 plates by Cbedel, after Boucher, fleuron
on title, designed and engraved by Cochin fils, a fine
vignette heading the conte by the same, and a tailpiece at
end of preface by Duflos (15s. to 20s., and more than
double on large paper).
M. Baret's copy on large paper, in old morocco, with royal arms, 211 frs.
(1895). It is a well-known fact that this tale was composed simply to
utilize the drawings which Boucher, at the instance of the Oomte de
Tessin, had made for " Faunillane ou I'lnfante Jaune " (vide Tessin).
There is a 12mo. edition, with the same date, and with the plates
reduced (10s.). Copies of Faunillane and of Acajon are occasionally
met with bound together in 1 vol., in old morocco, with the plates in
duplicate.
Duclos. Considerations sur les Moeurs de ce Siecle. S.l. (Paris),
1751, 12mo., frontispiece by de La Fosse, after Gravelot
(4s., and more on Dutch paper).
Reprinted Paris, Prault, 1751, with the same frontispiece, Dedication
to the King, with vignette containing royal arms, and fleuron on
title, after Beaumont.
Duclos. Considerations sur les Moeurs de ce Sifecle, par M.
Duclos historiograph de France. Londres (Paris, Cazin),
, 1784, 16mo., a very fine portrait designed by Cochin in
1763, and engraved by Delvaux (3s.).
Duclos. Les Confessions du comte de * * *, par M. Duclos, de
I'Academie fraugoise, huitifeme Edition, ornee de belles
gravures par les meilleurs maltres, et augmentee de la vie
de I'auteur. Londres et Paris, Costard, 1 776, 2 parts in 1
vol., roy. 8vo., 7 plates after Desrais, by Delaunay, Trifere,
Voysard, and Mme. Jeanne Deny, Lingee, and Ponce (30s.
to 40s.).
The plates are original and particularly fine. This book was re-
printed 7 years later, with the following title: "Les Confessions du
comte de * * *, 6crites par lui-mlme a un ami ; sixieme edition ! ! !
Amsterdam et Paris, Nyon, 1783," roy. 8vo., with the paging to each
plate. M. Qu6rard quotes a note from the Gazette litteraire de
I'Europe of 1772, according to which M. de Rosieu, Comte de Caylus,
Marquis de Surgeres, and Mme. de Surgeres were the real authors of
different parts, the manuscript having been transmitted to Duclos.
The text of the 1783 edition is preceded by the " Eloge par I'Abbe de
Lamarche."
Ducos, Maria, ou le Malheur d'etre femme, roman imite de
160 DU COUDEAY— DUFLOS
I'anglais de Grodwin. Paris, chez Maradan, an VI. (1798),
12mo., portrait signed : Opie pinx., Maradan sculp. (3s.).
Du Coudray (A. J. Louis, dit Chevalier). Almanach conteur, ou
Mes trente-six contes et tes trente-six contes, avec un essai
sur le conte, frontispiece and 4 plates, signed by Scotin
(4..).
Du Coudray. Le Malheureux imaginaire, proverbe dramatique
en un acte et en vers libres. Paris, Cailleau, 1776, 8vo.,
1 plate by Bonvallet after Desrais (3s.).
Ducray-Duminil. Principaux Evfenements de la Revolution, et
notamment de la semaine memorable, representes par 12
figures en taille-douce, avec des pieces historiques. A Paris,
I'an II. de la libsrte, Bvo., 12 pretty plates by Berthet after
Binet(10s.).
Ducray-Duminil. Lolotte et Fanfan, ou les Aventures de deux
enfants abandounes dans une isle deserte, redigees et
publiees sur un manuscrit anglais, par M. D * * * du M * * *
Paris, Maradan, 1788, 4 vols., 12mo., 2 plates by Binet, not
signed (6s.).
Ducray-Duminil. Les Soirees de la Chaumifere. Paris, an III.,.
4 vols., 16mo., 4 plates, not signed (3s.).
Ducray-Duminil. Paul, ou la Ferme abandonnee. Paris, chez
Le Prieur, 1802, 4 vols., 12mo., 4 plates by Bovinet after
Binet (3s.).
Duflos (A.). Recueil de Desseins de Joaillerie, fait par Aug.
D . . . marchand joaillier a Paris, et grave par Claude
Duflos. Se vend a Paris, cbez Claude Duflos et chez'
I'auteur s.d. (circa 1760), oblong fol., 4 11. containing title,
dedication and prel. discours, and 29 plates (numbered
5 to 33), £50 to £60. M. Hip. Destailleur's copy in old red
morocco, 2500 frs. (1895).
Duflos (Ch.). DessuS de Boites et Tabatiferes. Les Cinq Sens, les
Saisons, les Quatre Parties du Jour, etc., grav. par Ch. D . . .
A Paris, chez Duflos, s.d., 4 to., 42 pieces in oval form,
several designed by B. Picart (40s. to 50s.).
Duflos (Claude) et Mme. Duflos. Recueil d'Estampes re-
presentant les grades, les rangs et les dignites suivant le
costume de toutes les nations existantes. Paris, Duflos,
1779-80, 2 vols., fol. Title, dedication, advertisement,,
and 34 pp. of text by MM. de Vauvilliers and De La Reynie,
DUFLOS— DUGOUE 161
264 (sometimes only 252), copper plates of costumes and
portrait of Marie Antoinette in court costume engraved by
M. and Mme. Duflos and others after Touze, etc. (£5 to
£6, and double coloured).
M. Morgand had a copy in his catalogue with 252 coloured plates
marked 1000 frs. ; in the Behague sale the plate representing Marie
Antoinette in court costume (coloured) brought 265 frs.
Duflos (L'abbe). L'Education de Henri IV. par M. D * * *,
Bearnais. Paris, Duflos le jeune, 1790, 2 vols., post 8vo.,
engraved titles signed "Herault scrip." and 6 plates by
Duflos jeune after Marillier (10s., and considerably more
with the etchings).
Du Fresny (Rivifere). Amusements serieux et comiques. Paris,
1751, 16mo., frontispiece after Binet by Mariage (Bs.).
Dugat (P. D.). La Mort d'Azael, ou le Rapt de Dina. Paris,
an VII., 8vo., 6 plates by Blanchard (3s.).
Dugdale (Sir W.). The History of St. Paul's Cathedral, second
edition published by E. Maynard. London, 1716, fol.,
plates (50s. to 60s.). The first edition, 1658, £2.
Dugdale (Sir W.). Monasticon Auglicanum, abridged in
English with two additional volumes by Capt. John Stevens.
London, 1718-22-23, 3 vols., fol., plates by Hollar, King,
etc. (50s. to 60s.).
Dugdale (Sir W.). The Antiquities of Warwickshire, illustrated.
Second edition, revised, augmented, and continued b.y
William Thomas, D.D. London, 1730, 2 vols., fol., portrait,
maps, and plates by Hollar (£10 to £12, and treble on large
paper). The subsequent edition, 1765 (50s. to 60s.). The
original edition appeared in 1656, fol. (£5 to £6).
Dugdale (Sir W.). The History of Imbanking and Drayning
of divers Fenns and Marshes both in foreign Parts, and in
this Kingdom, and of the Improvements thereby. Extracted
from Records, Manuscripts, and other authentick Testi-
monies. Second edition, revised and corrected by Charles
Nalson Cole. London, 1772, fol., 11 maps (30s.).
The first edition, 1662, is worth double.
Dugour. Histoire d'Olivier Cromwell. Paris, an III., 2 vols.,
8vo., engraved title with fleuron by Berthet (4s.).
M
1(32 DU GTJAY-TEOUIN— DUMONT
Du Guay-Trouin. Memoires . . . Paris, 1740, 4to. Portrait
by Larmessin, fleuron on title, vignette by Fessard, and
3 plates by Le Bas and plan of Eio Janeiro by Coquart
(5s., and more on large paper).
Reprinted Amsterdam, 1748, 12mo. (3«.).
Duhamel du Monceau. Traite des arbres fruitiers contenant
leur figure, leur description, leur culture, etc. Paris,
Saillant, 1708, 2 vols., 4to., very fine frontispiece after de
Sfeve by de Launay and plates (15s.).
Dulacq. Mecanisme de I'Artillerie. Paris, Jombert, 1741,
4to., frontispiece by Soubeyran after Cochin, and 3 charming
vignettes designed and engraved by Cochin (10s., and more
than treble with the etching and the vignettes in " tirage a
part ")•
Du Laurens. Le Balai, po^me heroi-comique en XVIII. chants.
A Constantinople, de I'imprimerie du Mouphti, 1761, 12mo.,
19 plates by Tassaert after Caresme or Desrais (15s.).
Nodier's copy contained the 19 water-colour drawings attributed
to Chasselat or Desrais.
Du Laurens. Le Compere Mathieu, ou les Bigarrures de I'esprit
humain. Malte, 1786, 4 vols., 16mo., 12 plates, of which
2 are signed : Canu fecit (6s.).
Some copies have several of the plates in two states,
Du Laurens. Le Compfere Mathieu, ou les Bigarrures de I'esprit
humain. (Paris), imprimerie de Patris, 1796, 3 vols., in
12mo. and in 8vo., 9 plates after Chasselat, the first only
being signed D. 1795, 10s. the 12mo., and 20s. the Bvo.,
and more than double on vellum paper with unlettered
proofs.
Du Laurens. La Chandelle d' Arras, pogme en 18 chants,
nouvelle edition, precedee d'une notice sur la vie et les
ouvrages de I'auteur, et ornee de 19 planches. Paris,
Egasse, 1807, 12mo. and 8vo., frontispiece and 18 plates
by Tassaert after Desrais (after the 8 th song they are not
signed), 8s. and double on vellum paper.
Dumaniant. L'Enfant de mon pfere, ou les Torts du caractke
et de I'education. Paris, Marchand, an VIIL, 3 vols.,
12mo., 2 plates by Bovinet after Chaillou (4s.).
Dumont (G. M.). Details des plus interessantes parties
d' Architecture de la basilique de S. Pierre de Eome, leves
DUMONT— DUPATY 163
et dessines sur les lieux par G. M. D. . . . Paris, 1773,
fol. ; Recueil de plusieurs pa;rties d' Architecture de differents
maitres tant d'ltalie que de France ; Mis au jour par M.
D. . . . professeur d'architecture. S.l.n.d. (Paris, 1765),
2 vols., fol., portrait of Dumont by Moreau and Baron in
each vol., and 250 plates (£5 to £6).
Dumont et Rousset. Histoire militaire du prince Eugene de
Savoie, du prince et due de Marlborough, et du- prince de
Nassau — Frise, ou Ton trouve un detail des principales
actions de la dernifere guerre, et des batailles et sieges
commandez par ces trois gdneraux ; enrichie des Plans
necessaires. A la Haye, chez Isaac von der Kloot et Jean
Neaulme, 1729-47, 3 vols., folio, frontispiece in vol. 3,
fleuron repeated on titles of first and second volume, 9
headpieces, portrait, and 102 large plates or plans.
(£3).
Dumortous. Histoire des conqu^tes de Louis XV. tant en.
Flandre que sur le Rhin, en AUemagne et en Italie, depuia.
1744, jusques a la paix conclue en 1748. Paris, deLormel,.,
1759, fol., portrait of Louis XV., frontispiece by Lempereur
after Boucher, fleurons, vignettes, tailpieces and plates
representing battles, sieges, etc., by Eisen, Boquet, etc..
(20s.). B^hague's copy in red morocco 115 frs.
Dunker. Schriften von B. A. — Bern, bei Walthard, 1782. —
Schriften B. A. D. 1785. Ein Intermezzo mit einigen
vignetten von B. A. D. 1785, 3 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 33
titles, fleurons, vignettes, tailpieces and portraits by Dunker-
and Hedlinger (8s.).
Duo interrompu (Le) Conte suivi d'ariettes nouvelles. Amster-
dam, et Paris, 1766, 8vo., 1 plate, not signed. Attributed
to Moline (3s.).
Dupair de Montesson. La Science de I'Arpenteur dans toute-
son etendue, 3°"® edition augmente'e du Spectacle de la
campagne. Paris, an IX., 8vo., engraved title, 3 plates,.
3 vignettes (one signed S. A. Chevalier). Part II. has a
vignette on title (5s.).
Dupaty de Clam. La Science et I'Art de I'Equitation,
demontres d'aprfes la nature, etc , par M. Dupaty de Clam,
ancien mousquetaire. Paris, A. F. Didot, 1776, 4to.,
plates (20s. to 30s.).
Exists on large paper. Counterfeit Tver don, 1777, 8vo. plates.
104 DUPLESSI-BEETAUX— DU EOSOI
Duplessi-Bertaux. Recueil de Cent sujets de divers genres,
dessines et graves a I'eau-forte par J. Duplessi-Bertaux,
ouvrage dedie aux amateurs des beaux arts et aux artistes
de tontes les nations. Paris, 1814, oblong, 4to., text EnglisK
and French (40s., and double witb unlettered proofs).
Published originally in parts of 12 plates, at 9 frs. each.
Duplessi-Bertaux. Histoire de I'Enfant prodigue, en douze
tableaux, tiree du Nouveau Testament, dessine'e et grave'e
par Jean Duplessi-Bertaux, en 1815. Paris, Didot aine' et
Aubert, 1816, sm. 4to., text by Miger. 12 pretty plates,
(10s.).
M. Delbergue-Cormont's copy having the original drawings dated
1814, and 8 of the plates in artist's proofs without text, 1080 frs.
Du Plessi. Avis et Pratiques pour profiter de la Mission et en
conserver le fruit, a I'usage des Missions, du Pere Du Plessi
de la Compagnie de Jesus. A Paris, H. L. Guerin, 1712,
2 vols, in 1, 12mo., frontispiece (3s.).
Dupuy des Islets. Examen critique du Poeme de la Pitie' de
J. Delille, precede d'une notice sur les faits et les gestes de
I'auteur et de son Antigone. Paris, an XL, 8vo., pretty
satirical plate, not signed ; rare (6s.).
^Durfey (Th.). "Wit and Mirth, or Pills to purge Melancholy,
being a large Collection of Ballads, Sonnets, etc., with their
tunes. London, 1719-20, 6 vols., 12mo., portrait by
Vertue after E. Gouge, and music (£4 to £5).
The first 5 vols, appeared under the following title: "Songs:
Compleat, Plesant, and Divertive, set to music by Blow, Purcell, and
others."
Du Eosoi. Les Sens, poeme en six chants. Londres (Paris),
1766, 8vo., 7 plates after Eisen (4) and Wille (3), 6
vignettes after Eisen (3) and Wille (3), and 2 tailpieces
after Eisen by de Longueil (30s. to 40s.).
This was the maiden attempt of the son of the famous engraver Wille.
His age accounts and atones for defects in the compositions ; he has
been unable to throw off the dulness which characterizes all his future
works. Reprinted 1767, with a new title engraved by de Longueil
after Eisen (10s.).
Du Kosoi. Henri IV. drame lyrique en trois actes et en prose.
Paris, Vente, 1774, 8vo., fine frontispiece by Patas after
Gazard, 3 pretty plates by Patas after Larrieu and Gazard,
plus 20 engraved pages of pretty music by Martini, the
author of the celebrated romance " Plaisir d'amour " (10s.).
DU EOSOI— DYCHE 165
Du Rosoi. Henri IV., ou la Reduction de Paris, drame lyrique
en trois actes . . . Paris, veuve Ducliesne, 1775, iine
frontispiece having the portrait of Henri IV. by Patas after
Desrais (3s.).
Dussaussy (M. M.). Le Citoyen desinteressd, ou divcrses idees
patriotiques contenant quelques etablissements et em-
bell issements utiles a la ville de Paris. Paris, Gueffier,
1767-68, 2 vols., 8vo., vol. 1, frontispiece after Gravelot by
Le Roy, various plans and 1 plate ; vol. 2, frontispiece
signed : Pariseau inv. 1767, Ponce sculp, and 1 plan (10s.).
Du Tillot. Memoires pour servir a I'Histoire de la Fete des
Fous qui se faisait autrefois dans plusieurs eglises. . . .
Lausanne et Genfeve, 1741, 4to., and post 8vo., fleuron on
title and 12 plates, not signed (in the small edition some of
the plates ftre signed de Poily), (12.s.).
Reprinted 1751, 12mo., with the plates reduced.
Duval (Alex.). A I'ombre de Prascovia, comtesse de Schereme-
toff", elegie. Paris, Didot I'ain^, 1804, roy. 8vo., vellum,
paper, pretty plate after Isabey (35.).
Limited number printed.
Duval (Valentin Jamerai). Les (Euvres, precedees des Memoires
sur sa vie, avec figures. St. Petersbourg et se vend a-
Strasbourg chez S. G. Treuttel, 1784, 2 vols., Bvo., vol. 1,
portrait of Duval by Boch (engraved in 1783), fleuron-
medallion after Sirroit by C. Guerin, vignette for the
Dedication by Guerin, 2 vignettes not signed and 1 tail-
piece signed Guerin ; vol. 2, frontispiece representing the
reverse of a medal which the abbe Maray had struck im
honour of Duval, 1 vignette, not signed, and 1 tailpiece^'
(lOs.).
Duvernet (I'Abb^). Les Devotions de Madame de Betzamooth
et les pieuses facdties de M. de Saint-Ognon. (Paris) 1789,
8vo., 1 plate, not signed, in the manner of Desrais (4s.).
Duvernet (I'Abb^), La Retraite, les Tentations et les Con-
fessions de Madame la marquise de Montcornillon, etc.
Ouvrage posthume de feu M. de Saint-Leu, colonel au
service de Pologne, 1790, 8vo., pretty plate, not signed, in
the style of Desrais (6s.).
Dyche (T.). Guide to the English tongue, 1788, 2 parts,
12mo., woodcut portrait and 15 curiOTjs woodcuts (5s.).
CKEL. Sylloge, numorum veterum anecdotoruni
thesauri Csesarei. Viennae, 1786, 4to., part 1
(all published), plates (5s.).
Eckel. Doctrina numorum veterum. Vindobonse,
1792-8, 8 vols., 4to., plates (£2 to £3).
An "Addenda" with the author's portrait was published by his pupil
M. Steinbiichel in 1806.
Eckel. Choix de Pierres gravies du Cabinet impe'rial des
Antiques, representees en XL. planches et de'crites par M.
I'abbe Eckel. A Vienne en Autriche, de Timprimerie de
Joseph noble de Kurzbeck, 1787, sm. folio, 40 plates by
Durmer, Kohl, Mansfield, Mark, and Ponheimer, after
Kibler (10s., and more on large paper).
Jjcole du Soldat. Instruction ou Ecole du Soldat. Paris, 1769,
4to., 44 plates (30s. to 405.).
Ecole (L') du Jardinier fleuriste (par Fre'ard du Castel). A
Paris, 1764, 12mo., frontispiece after Gravelot by Le Veau
(5.).
Ecole de la Nature (L'), ou les Amours du village. Paris,
(about 1780), 16mo., title and 12 plates by P^ris after
Desrais, and 24 pages of music (10s.).
Edmondson (J.) and Segar (Sir W.). Baronagium Genealo-
gicum, or the Pedigrees of the English Peers deduced from
the earliest times, 1764-84, 6 vols., fol., engraved through-
out with coats-of-arms and pedigrees (30s., and double on
large paper, and treble coloured).
Edmondson (J.). Historical and Genealogical Account of the
noble Family of Greville . . . London, 1766, 8vo., privately
printed, plates of coats-of-arms and views (5s., and treble
on large paper with the coats-of-arms in the text em-
blazoned).
EDMONDSON— EISENBEEa 167
Edmondson (J.). A complete Body of Heraldry. London,
1780, 2 vols., fol., portrait and plates of Orders of Knight-
hood (305. to 40s., and more on large paper).
Edward, ou le Spectre du Cha,teau, traduit de I'anglais. Paris,
an VIII., 3 vols., 12mo., 3 plates by Mariage after Binet
(4*.).
Eichler (G.). Theltre de plus celfebres Ordres de Chevalerie. . . .
1756, 8 vo., engraved title, and 46 plates of male and female
costumes (15.s. to 20s.).
Eisen (Charles). Premier, second, troisifeme et quatrifeme
livres d'une ceuvre suivie contenant differents sujets de
decorations et d'ornements, comme vases, tombeaux,
niches, fontaines, groupes de figures, statues, a I'usage des
architectes, sculpteurs, ciseleurs, etc., par Charles Eisen,
peintre et dessinateur associe de I'ecole des beaux arts de
Eouen, etc., rue de Bifeure, au petit h6tel de Brague, place
Maubert, 1753 (another proof of the title indicates the
address of the artist as of Quay de la Tournelle), 4to., 4
frontispieces by de Longueil (or not signed) after Eisen,
the statue of Louis XV. in costume of Eoman emperor by
de la Fosse after Eisen, and 20 plates by Charles Eisen, or
not signed (£40 to £60).
The many-sided talent of this great artist is here shown at its best ;
his fertile imagination gives charm to every feature of his art, which in
this genre can hardly be rivalled, still less surpassed. If a copy were
to occur for sale it might reach a fancy price. The above description is
taken from the copy in the Bibliotheque nationale.
Eisen (Charles). Nouveau Recueil de Troupes qui forment la
garde et maison du Eoy, dedie au Eoy par la veuve
Chereau, 1756, folio, title etched by Le Bas and finished
by de Fehrt after Eisen, a leaf of dedication within en-
graved border, not signed, and 13 plates by de Fehrt, Pitre,
and Eavenet (1 finished by Littret) after C. Eisen (£10. to
£12).
Reprinted 1757 (half-price).
Eisen, Cochin, and Gravelot. Eecueil de plusieurs sujets
agreables ... A Paris, ch^s les Associes, s.d., 4to.,
engraved title and 52 plates by Eisen, Cochin, and
Gravelot (50s. to 60s.).
Eisenberg (Le baron d'). Description du Manage moderne
dans sa perfection, explique par des legons necessaires et
168 EISENBEEG— BMILIE
represente par des figures exactes, etc., ecrit et dessine
par le baron d'Eisenberg, et aprfes par B. Picart ; D.
Herrliberger, sculp, direx. et excudit. S.l. 1727; oblong
4to., 60 plates by B. Picart, or under his direction (20s. to
30s.).
Reprinted 1733, 1737, and 1740, with title of "L'Art de monter a
Cheval"(12s. tol58.).
Eisenberg. Description du Manege moderne . , . Nouvelle
edition, augmente d'un Dictionnaire des termes. Amster-
dam et Leipzig, 1747, oblong 4to., 60 plates by Picart
(25s.).
Eisenberg. L'Art de monter a Cheval, ou Description du
Manege moderne dans sa perfection par d'Eisenberg, suivi
d'un Dictionnaire des termes du Manfege moderne. Amster-
dam, 1759, oblong, 4to., 60 plates by B. Picart or .under
his direction (20s. to 25s.). Some copies have at end
" L'Anti-maquignonnage pour eviter la surprise dans
I'emplette des chevaux, par le baron d'Eisenberg. Amster-
dam, 1764," oblong 4to., 9 plates. There is another
edition, " La Haye," 1763, sm. folio.
The Italian version appeared in Florence in 1753, entitled "La,
Perfezione e i diffetti del Cavallo."
Eleonore, ou I'Heureuse Personne. Paris,^ an VIL ( 1 79 9 ), 1 6mo. ,
3 plates, not signed (10s.).
Ellis (H.). History and Antiquities of the Parish of Saint
Leonard, Shoreditch, and Liberty of Norton Folgate in
the Suburbs of London. London, 1798, 4to., 8 plates
(30s. to 40s.).
Eloge de I'Asne, par un docteur de Montmartre. A Londres,
et se treuve a Paris chez Delaguette, 1769, 12mo., curious
frontispiece (4s.).
Embry (Sieur d'). Description de I'lsle des hermaphrodites,
nouvellement decouverte, eontenant les moeurs, coutumes
et les ordonnances des habitants de cette isle, etc. Cologne
. . . 1724, Svo., curious frontispiece representing Henri
in. in male attire, with a woman's plait and female
headgear (10s.).
Emilie ou les Amants malheureux, par M. de B * * * . Paris,
Salle neuve du palais de justice, an VIH., 12mo., 1 plate
after Chaillou by Bovinet (3s.).
ENCYCL0P:^DIE— EEASMUS 109
Encyclopedie de la Nature (L').' Chez Lefort, 1797, 12mo.,
3 plates" (4s. to 5?.).
This is identical with the work entitled "Le Lutteur." This romance
is in the style of Miss Radcliffe's novels.
Enfant du B. . . . (L') ou les Aventures de Chdrubin. Paris,
1800, 2 vols., 12mo. or 16mo., 6 unsigned plates (15s.).
Attributed to Pigault-Lebrun.
Engel (J. J.). Idees sur le Geste et f' Action theltrale, par M.
Engel, de I'Acade'mie royale de Berlin, suivies d'une lettre
sur la peinture musicale, par le meme auteur, le tout traduit
de Tallemand (par Henri Janson). Paris, Barrois et La
Haye, Van Cleef, 1788-89, 2 vols., 8vo., 34 fine etchings
by Copia, representing 60 small figures or theatrical scenes
(10s.). The original German edition appeared in Berlin,
1785, entitled : Ideen von J. J. Engel zu einer Mimick,
2 vols., 8vo., with the copper-plates by Meil (12s.).
English Poets (Works of the), with Prefaces, biographical and
critical, by S. Johnson, 1779-81, 68 vols., post 8vo., portraits
(50s. to 60s.).
Entick (Rev. John). A new and accurate History and Survey
of London, Westminster, Southwark and parts adjacent.
London, 1766, 4 vols., 8vo., portraits and plates; scarce
(£2 to £3).
Gibson Graig's copy was sold in 1887 for £5 7s. Gd.
Entretiens de la grille (Les) ou le Moine au parloir, historiettes
,familiferes. Cologne, a la Sphfere, 1721, 12mo., frontispiece
signed Schonebeck; rare (5s. to 8s.).
Epices de Venus (Les). See : Nogaret.
Epicure. La Morale d'Epicure, tiree de ses propres ecrits, par
M. I'abbe Batteux. Paris, 1758, 8vo., 1 plate after Le
Ffevre by Fessard (3s.).
Epinay (Mme. de La Live d'). Les Conversations d'Emilie.
Leipzig, Crusius, 1774, 8vo., pretty frontispiece by Crusius
after Machau and fleuron on title, not signed (4s.).
The authoress intended the book for the education of her children
(she speaks about it in her Memoires). Reprinted at Paris, 1781, 2 vols.,
12mo., with 2 charming frontispieces, dated 1799, by Le Mire after
Moreau (58.).
Erasmus. Les Colloques d'Erasme, ouvrage trfes int^ressant
par la diversite des sujets, par lenjoument et par I'utilit^
170 EEASMTJS
morale ; nouvelle traduction par M. Gueudeville, avec
des notes et des figures trfes ingenieuses ; divises en six
tomes. Leyde, Pierre Van der Aa, 1720, 6 vols., 12mo.,
frontispiece by Schynove, escutcheon and 60 vignettes,
not signed, in the style of Romain de Hooge or of Harrewyn
(15s.). ' ,
Erasmus. Stultiti^ laudatio Desiderii Erasmi declamatio.
Londini et Parisiis, Barbou, 1765, 12mo., pretty frontispiece
by de Longueil after Gravelot (3s.).
Erasmus. L'Eloge de la Folie, trad, par Gueudeville, avec les
notes de G. de Listre et les belles figures de Holbein.
Amsterdam, chez F. L'Honore, 1728 and 1731, post 8vo.,
frontispiece, not signed, title in red and black with fleuron
by B. Picart, 76 copper vignettes engraved in the text
after the designs of Holbein, and 6 folding plates, not
signed (10s. to 15s.).
In the Basle Museum there is exhibited the copy the margins of
which contain Holbein's 83 original designs executed a la plume.
Comte de Lignerolles' copy of 1728 in old fed French morocco with the
arms of Chatemesle and of Bussy, 387 frs. (Paris sale, 1894). The
counterfeit with the same date in 12mo., contains 340 pages instead of
234, and the vignettes are woodcuts.
Erasmus. L'Eloge de la Folie, traduit du latin d'Erasme par
M. Gueudeville ; nouvelle edition, revue et corrigee sur
le texte de 1' edition de Basle, ornee de nouvelles figures,
avec des notes (par Meunier de Querlon). S.l. (Paris), 1751,
12mo., frontispiece, fleuron on title, 13 plates, vignette
and tailpiece after Eisen by Aliamet, De la Fosse, Flipart,
Legrand, Le Mire, Martinasie, Pinssio, and Tardieu_(4s., and
on large paper in 4to., with the frontispiece within a fine
border after Eisen by Martinasie under the direction of Le
Bas, 25s. to 30s., and double and treble in morocco).
There are some copies with the illustrations printed in red or blue ;
copies with the illustrations in triple state — black, red, and blue— con-
temporaneously bound in morocco, with fancy ornaments on back and
sides, are of rare occurrence and command high prices. The Blondel
d'Azincourt copy, with Eisen's original drawings, in red morocco with
dentelle and his arms, sold in his sale in 1808 for 200 frs., and is now in
the fine Collection of M. Gustave de Villeneuve. Reprinted several times,
but the edition of 1753 ha& the following interesting " Avis " : " Ceux qui
croiront se reconnaitre dans quelques-uns de ces differens portraits, en
se representant aux Libraires, et en justifiant de la resemblance, auront
sur le prix de chaque exemplaire, une remise honnete et proportionnee
a la conformite qui se trouvera entre la copie et I'original."
Erasmus. Das Lob der. Narrheit . . . 1781, 8yo., frontispiece,
EEASMUS— ESSAI 171
vignette on title, and plates by Chodowiecki ; original
edition with these illustrations (15.?. to 20.s.).
Reprinted 1798.
Erasmus. L'Eloge de la Folie, traduction nouvelle du latin
par M. Barrett, orne de douze figures. A Paris, chez Defer
de Maisonneuve, 1789, 12mo., frontispiece and 11 plates,
not signed (reproduced from the 1751 edition) (4s.).
Erasmus. The Praise of Folly, translated by Bp. Kennet.
To which is prefixed Erasmus's Epistle to Sir Thomas More,
and an account of Hans Holbein's Pictures, etc., and where
to be seen. London, 1709, 8vo., portrait and 46 plates after
Holbein (30s. to 40s.).
Erlach (Rodolph d'). Code du Bonheur . . . Paris et Geneve,
1788, 6 vols., 8vo., fine frontispiece by ChofFard (5s.).
The book is dedicated to Catherine II.
Erman and Reel am. Memoires pour servir a I'Histoire des
Refugies frangois dans les Etats du Roi de Prusse. A Berlin
chez Jean Hasperd et Frederic Barbiez, 1782-99, 9 vols.,
8vo., 9 fine frontispieces after Chodowiecki (vol. 9, of which
Erman alone is the author, is entitled : " Tableau des
Militaires et des nobles appartenant aux Colonies frangoises
des Etats du roi depuis I'epoque du Refuge"); very rare,
as the book was bought up in France and destroyed (£5
to £6, and vol. 9 alone £2 to £3).
Erotopsegnion, sive Priapeia veterum et recentiorum, etc.
Lutet. Parisiorum, anno Reipubl. VI. (1798), 12mo., 2
plates (frequently missing), 15s., and more on vellum paper.
M. Noel, inspector of the University, edited this book.
Esmenard. La Navigation, poeme , . . Paris, Giguet et
Michaud, 1805, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces by Couche and
Thomas after Mirys and Monsiau (5s.).
There are some copies containing besides the frontispieces 4 plates
after Mirys and Monsiau by Thomas and Couche.
Espion (L') des Coulisses, ou nouvelle critique sur les acteurs
des prineipaux Theatres de Paris. De I'imprimerie d'Eyron,
Paris, an VHL (1800), 16mo., 1 coloured plate, not
signed {6s.).
Essai sur I'amour Paris, Ta vernier, an VIL, 1 plate, not
signed (3s.).
172 ESSAIS— ETAT
Essais historiques sur la vie de Marie Antoinette d'Autriche,
reine de France, pour servir a I'liistoire de cette princesse.
Londres (Paris), 1789, 2 parts in 1 vol., 16mo. The title
of part ii. bears : " redige sur plusieurs manuscrits de sa
main. De I'an de la liberte frangoise 1789. A Versailles,
chez la Montensier, Hotel des Courtisans." Portrait of the
queen heading each part and 6 plates after Ransonnette
(£2 to £3, and treble with the etchings).
An unique copy on large paper, roy. dto., with a frontispiece bearing
the title of : " Vie privee de Marie Antoinette," surmounted by an
allegorical escutcheon, is in the Collection Hankey. An abusive and
atrocious libel against the ill-fated queen, which unfortunately survived
several editions. The Solar copy in blue morocco, 76 frs. Another
copy with 2 plates and coloured portrait of the queen bound up with
four other booklets, 51 frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
Essais sur les Passions et sur leurs caracteres. A la Haye,
chez Neaulme, 1748, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and
vignette for both volumes alike by Le Mire after Eisen (3s.).
Attributed by Barbier to Montenault.
Essex (John). A Treatise of Chorography, or ye Art of Dancing
Country Dances, after a new character. London, 1710,
12mo., engraved throughout with musical notes; scarce
(30s. to 405.).
Esteve. L'Esprit des Beaux-Arts. A Paris, chez Bauche,
1753, 2 vols., 12mo., engraved titles (3s.).
Estienne (Henri). Apologie pour Herodote ... A la Haye,
chez Henri Scheurleer, 1735, 2 vols, in 3, 12mo., 3 frontis-
pieces, not signed, and fleuron on titles (alike) (10s.).
Etat actuel de la Musique du Eoi et des trois Spectacles de
Paris. Paris, Vente, 1769 and following years, 16nio.,
engraved title by Moreau, frontispiece and 3 plates by
Baron after Marillier and one headpiece, not signed (4s.
each).
It was a sort of Almanack which started in 1759 and ceased in 1777.
We describe 1769, containing, as it does, the first illustrations of Marillier,
which go on till the end (1777), the previous years having hardly any
engravings. Thus 1760 has only an engraved title by Martinet ; 1768
a title in red by Moreau, and dated 1766 ; 1770 has a frontispiece by
Baron after Eisen, 2 plates after Morillier, and a third after Eisen, all
engraved by Baron; 1773 has a portrait of Mme. Favart, engraved
title by Moreau, frontispiece and 2 plates by Eisen and Marillier ; and
1775 has a frontispiece by Baron after Gravelot. However, the series
in old French morocco with arms would represent a considerable sum.
ETIENNE— EUTEOPIUS 173
Etienne. Causes amusantes et connues. Berlin (Paris), 1769-
1770, 2 vols., 12mo., 9 plates, not signed (10s.).
There .is a previous edition in one volume dated 1749 -with 5 pretty-
plates, not signed, which are frequently missing.
Etrennes du sentiment, ou portefeuille d'un liomme armoureux,
recueil de poesies agreables et galantes, dediees aux dames.
Paris, Desnos, 1772, 16mo., 3 pretty plates and a plan of
Paris (5s.).
Etrennes de Flore aux dames et aux messieurs, contenant tout
ce qui a rapport a la sante, aux aliments, a la toilette, ou
collection de secrets et de recettes. Paris, Desnos, s.d.,
16mo., frontispiece and 2 pretty little coloured plans of
Paris and environs (6s.).
Etrennes financiferes. Paris, 1789, 8vo., portrait of Necker
after Daplessi by Aug. de Saint-Aubin (3 s.).
Etrennes aux grisettes pourl'annee 1790, ou Requete presentee
a M. Sylvain Bailly, m^itre de Paris, par Florentine de
Launay, centre les marchandes de modes, couturiferes,
lingferes, etc. S. L. 1790, 8vo., 1 plate (4s.).
Etrennes Nationales d^.diees a la Liberte frangaise, ornees de
huit portraits de MM. les Deputes a I'AssembMe nationale
et de 7 gravures representant les principaux ^venements
arrives depuis I'ouverture des Etats generaux, avec leurs
explications, contenant les noms, qualites et demeures de
MM. les Deputes. A Paris, 1790, 12mo., 7 plates designed
and engraved by Duplessi-Bertaux, and 8 mezzotint por-
traits, not signed (15s.).
Etrennes sans pareilles, ou les Amusements du coeur et de
I'esprit. Paris, Marcilly, 64mo., 12 plates (10s.).
Microscopic ballad-maker of the period of the " Directoire."
Etruria pittrice, ovvero Storia della Pittura toscana, dedotta
dai suoi monumenti, etc, (par Lastri). Firenze, 1791-95,
2 vols in 1, fol., 120 plates. Text Italian and French
(30s.).
Eutropius. Breviarium historiae romanse. Parisiis, Merigot,
1746, 12mo., frontispiece after Eisen, and 16 vignettes or
tailpieces by De La Fosse (4s.).
174 EVELYN— EXTKAIT
Evelyn (John). Sculp tura, or, the History and Art of Chalco-
graphy and Engraving in Copper, with an ample Enumera-
tion of the most renowned Masters and their Works, to which
is annexed a New Manner of Engraving, or Mezzotinto,
communicated by his Highness Prince Eupert, 1755, 8vo.,
etched portrait of the author by Worlidge, mezzotint by
Prince Rupert and plate (40s. to 50s.). The first edition
appeared in 1662 (£4 to £5).
Evenements memorables, De'clarations du Roi, Arrets du Par-
lement contre le schisme, les sacrements administres au
Legislateur Pacifique, 1755, 4to., engraved title, 22 alle-
gorical plates and table, not signed (20s.).
Evolutions (Les) de la Cavalerie frangoise suivant I'ordonnance
du I" juin, 1766, 8vo., engravings (20s. to 25s.).
Explication des Ceremonies de la Fete-Dieu d'Aix-en-Provence.
Aix, Esprit David, 1777, 12mo., portrait of the King Rene'
and 13 plates designed and engraved by brothers Gregoire
(10s., and double on large paper in 4to.).
Extrait des dilFerens ouvrages publics sur la vie des Peintres
par M. P. D. L. F. (Papillon de La Ferte). A Paris,^"chez
Ruault, 1776, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 pretty frontispieces by L,
Lempereur after Moreau (5 s.).
ABEE (John, sen.). Portraits of the Founders of
Colleges in Oxford and Cambridge. London,
1712-14, sm. foL, 43 mezzotint portraits (£9
to £12).
Fabre d'Olivet. Azalais et le gentil petit Aimar, histoire pro-
vengale. Paris, Maradan, an VII., 3 vols., 16mo., 5 plates,
not signed {5s.).
Fabricy (Gabriel). Eecherches sur I'epoque de I'Equitation et de
I'usage des Chars equestres chez les anciens ; oil Ton montre
I'incertitude des premiers temps historiques des peuples, ,
relativement a cette date. Marseille, Jean Morsy, 1764,
2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece signed : Spiritus G-ibelin inv. et
fee, 3 vignettes and 2 etched tailpieces (5s.).
Facius (S. G. and J. G.). West Window of New College
Chapel, Oxford. 1785, Atlas fol., plates after Sir J,
Keynolds (30s. to 40s., and double for proofs).
Fsernus (Gabr.). Fables in English and French verse.
London, 1741, 4to., 100 plates (15s. to 20s.).
Faemus (Gabr.). Cent Fables choisies des anciens auteurs, mises
en vers latins par Gabr. FaBrne, et traduites en vers frangois
par M. Perrault, avec de nouvelles figures en taille-douce.
Londres, chez Guill. Darres et Claude du Bosc, 1743, 4to.,
100 vignettes, not signed (12s., and double on large
paper).
Fagan. Theatre de M. Fagan et autres oeuvres du m^me auteur.
Paris, Duchesne, 1760, 4 vols., 12mo., very fine frontispiece
by Baquoy after Durand, and 4 fleurons by Fessard after
Eisen and Halle (5s.).
Fagan. La Servante justifiee, opera-comique, par MM. Favart
et Fagan, etc., nouvelle edition. Paris, Duchesne, 1760,
8vo., fine portrait of Mme. Favart by Chenu after Garand
(3s.).
176 FALLET— FAVAKT
Pallet. Le Phaeton, po^me heroi-comique en 6 chants,
imite de lallemand de M. Zacharie. Utrecht et Paris,
Costard, 1775, 8vo., 1 plate by Chatelain after Desrais
(5..).
Pallet. Aventures de Chereas et de Callirhoe, traduites du
grec de Chariton. Paris, 1775, 8vo., both parts engraved,
8 fine plates by Coron, Hemery, Le Grand, Le Roy,
Marchand and Thomas, after Desrais (lOs.).
Desrais' original drawings form part of the collection of M.
Rodrigues.
Pallet. Mes Bagatelles, ou les Torts de ma Jeunesse, recueil
sans consequence, etc. . . . Londreset Paris, Costard, 1776,
roy. 8vo., 2 plates by Chatelain and Marchand after Desrais
(5..).
The title well befits the silly text.
Fardeau. Le Mariage a la mode, Comedie en un acte et en
vers. Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1782, 1 plate by Bonvallet
after Desrais (3s.).
Farington (J. ). Views of the Lakes in Cumberland and West-
moreland. Engraved from Drawings by Wm. Byrne.
London, 1789, oblong fol., 20 plates with 20 pages of de-
scriptive letterpress in English and French (20s.).
Fastes (Les) de la Eepublique frangoise, ouvrage ome de
gravures d'aprfes les dessins de Monnet. Paris, Louis, 1793,
2 vols., 12mo., 3 pretty mezzotint plates (10s.).
Faujas de Saint-Fond. Description des experiences de la
machine serostatique de MM. de Montgolfier . . . Paris,
1783, 8vo., frontispiece by de Launay after Lorimier, and
8 plates, one of them by Bertault, the others not signed. —
Premifere suite de la description, etc. Paris, 1784, 5 plates,
of which the three first are by De Launay after Lorimier,
the others : Sellier sculp. (255.).
Faux Eavisseur (Le), ou les Caravanes galantes du chevalier
d' Abbeville, par M. H. le M. Paris, Le Prieur, an 11,
2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates, not signed (3s.).
Favart. L'Amitie a I'epreuve, comedie en deux actes, melee
d'ariettes, tirde des Contes moraux de M. Marmontel, etc.
Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1771, 8vo., 1 plate by Simonet after
Gravelot, and music after Gr^try (4s.).
TAVAET 177
Favart. La Bohemienne, comedie en deux actes, traduite de
la Zingara. Paris, Prault, 1755, 8vo., 1 pretty plate by
Lebas after Boucher (5s.).
Favart. Le Caprice amoureux, ou Ninette a la Cour, Comedie
en deux actes. Paris, 1755, 8vo., 1 pretty plate by Lebas
after Boucher (4s.).
Reprinted 1769.
Favart. Cythfere assieg^e, op^ra-comique en un acte, represente
a Bruxelles pour la premifere fois, le 7 juillet 1748, par les
■ comediens de S. A. S. M. le comte de Saxe. S. 1. (Paris)
1748, 8vo., fleuron by Chedel after Boucher, frontispiece by
Cochin and Ingram after Boucher, and vignette, not
signed.
The frontispiece representing Renaud and Armide are allegorical
figures of Mme. Favart and of marechal de Saxe.
Favart. Isabelle et Gertrude, ou les Sylphes supposes, comedie
en un acte melee d'ariettes, musique de Blaise. Paris,
veuve Duchesne, 1765, 8vo., 6 plates designed and
engraved by Queverdo, Marie Queverdo and Therese
Martinet (8s.).
Favart. Les Nymphes de Diane, opera-comique du Sr..
Favart, represente pour la premifere fois le premier de
juin 1747, sur le grand th^^tre de Bruxelles, par les,
comediens de S. A. S. M. le comte de Saxe. S. 1. (Paris)-
1748, 8vo., fleuron by Chedel after Boucher, 2 vignettes,
one by Cochin fils after Boucher, the other by Chedel after-
Cochin, and a frontispiece by Chedel after Cochin (12s.).
Favart. Les Moissonneurs, comedie en trois actes et en vers,.,
meslee d'ariettes par M. Favart. La musique est de M.
Duni. Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1768, 8vo., 3 plates, one
after Borel and 2 after Eisen by Legrand and de Ghendt
(6s.). There is another series of 6 plates designed and
engraved by Martinet (10s.).
Favart. Soliman second, ou les Sultanes, comedie en trois
actes et en vers. Paris, Duchesne, 1762, 8vo., 1 plate by
Le Mire after Gravelot (3s.).
Some copies have the dedication to marechal de Saxe headed by a
viffiiette by Ingram after Cochin, for which were afterwards substituted
the arms of the marechal de Richelieu.
Favart. Theatre de M. Favart, du Recueil de comedies,
parodies et operas-comiques, qu'il a donnes jusqu a ce jour,
N
178 FAVAET— FAVEUES
avec les airs, rondes et vaudevilles notes dans chaque piece.
Paris, Duchesne, 1763-1772, 10 vols., 8vo., portrait of
Favart by Littret after the pastel of Liotard in the first
vol. ; that of Mme. Favart by Flipart after Cochin in vol.
5 ; 8 fleurons on titles by Aliamet, Ched.el, Fessard, Lemire,
de Longueil and Sornique after Eisen and Cochin, and 6
very fine plates after Boucher, Cochin, Eisen, and Gravelot
by Aliamet, Chedel, Cochin, Legrand, Lemire, and Simonet
(20s. to 30s.).
The two portraits of Favart and Mme. Favart, called " la fee
gentilesse " of the marechal de Saxe, are interesting and finely engraved.
Vol. 5 bears Madame Fa vart's name on title, as she assisted in selecting
the subjects and the musical airs, contributed some couplets, and com-
posed the music for them. The paper of the last 2 vols, is of inferior
quality, aud vol. ix. has no plates.
Favart, comtesse de Turpin, Boufflers, Guillard et Voisenon.
Journee de I'Amour (La), ou les Heures de Cythfere. A
Gnide (Paris), 1776, 8vo., 4 plates and 8 tailpieces after
Taunay by Macret, Michel and Pruneau (25s. to 30s,).
The single book illustrated by the painter Taunay ; the plates are
charming. It is the publication of a literary society of the so-called
" Table ronde."
Favart (Madame). Annette et Lubin, comedie en un acte, en
vers, melee d'Ariettes et de Vaudevilles par Mme. Favart
et M * * *. Paris, Duchesne, 1762, 8vo., 6 plates, 3 after
Queverdo by Duhamel, Therfese Martinet and Patas, 1
after Martinet by Therfese Martinet, and 2 not signed.
Beneath the first is the dedication of Martinet to M. de la
Ferte and his arms ; rare (10s. to l-5s.).
Faverolles (De). Le Chevalier de Blamont, ou Quelques Folies
de ma Jeunesse. Paris, chez Durosier, an XL, 3 vols.,
12mo., portrait and 2 engraved frontispieces, not signed
(3s.).
Authoress's real name is Baronne de Mere.
Faverolles. Les Forces mysterieuses ou lAmour alchimiste. A
Paris, chez I'auteur, an IX., 4 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 4
pretty plates after Binet (5s.).
Faveurs (Les) et les Disgraces de I'Amours ou les Amans heureux
trompes et malheureux, 8"° edition avec des figures en
taille-douce. La Haye, chez S. Heaulme, 1721, 3 vols.,
12mo., 3 frontispieces (alike) after B. Picart, and 34'"plates,
not signed (10s.).
FAVEUES— F^LIBIEN 179
Faveurs (Les) et les Disgraces de 1' Amour, ou les Amans
trompes et malheureux. Bruxelles, Dujardin et Paris,
Defer de Maisonneuve, 1788, 3 vols., 12ino., 6 plates, not
signed (6s.).
Faveurs (Les) et les Disgraces de I'Amour, ou les Amans
heureux, trompez et malheureux avec Deux Contes
nouveaux en Vers . . . Suivant la Copie imprimee a Paris,
chez Claude Barbin, 1711, 12mo., frontispiece and 25
unlettered plates (12s. to 15s.).
The two "Contes" are by La Fontaine, and appeared now for the
first time.
Favre (De). Les Quatre Heures de la Toilette des Dames, poeme
erotique d^die a son Altesse Serenissime Madame la
princesse de Lamballe, etc. . . .' Paris, Bastien, 1779, roy.
8vo., Dutch paper, frontispiece, vignette, 4 plates and 4
tailpieces after Leclerc by Arrivet (2), Halbou (1), Legrand
(2), Leroy (2), and Patas (3) (£2 to £2 10s., and more on
large vellum or stout Dutch paper).
The plates, though fine, are lacking in grace ; on the other hand the
tailpiece.^ are superb, particularly the one said to represent the head
dressed with plumes of the ill-fated princess de Lamballe. The Original
Drawings of the frontispiece and of the heraldic vignette form part of
the collection of M. Portalis. King Louis-Philippe's copy, on vellum
paper with arms of the duchesse d'Orleans, 120 frs. — a moderate price
indeed, for the condition of the copy would command nowadays a fancy
price. Reprinted 1780, roy. 8vo. (15s. to 20s.).
Felibien des Avaux. Description de I'Eglise royale des
Invalides. Paris, 1706, fol., frontispiece representing the
" palais des Invalides," fleuron on title, 11 head and 14
tailpieces, 14 ornamented letters, not signed, and text
within ornamental borders (30s. to 40s., and double in
morocco).
Felibien (D. Michel). Histoire de I'Abbaye de St. -Denis en
France. Paris, 1706, fol., frontispiece after BouUongne
jeune, fleiiron, not signed, 11 pretty vignettes after Halle
by Simoneau, and some large architectural plates (15s., and
double on large paper). The Solar copy in morocco, with
arms of Louis XIV., 191 frs. M. Hip. Destailleur's copy
on large paper, with the arms of marquise de Pompadour,
1120 frs.
Felibien (D. Michel). Histoire de la ville de Paris, revue et
mise au jour par D. Lobineau. Paris, 1725, 5 vols., fol..
180 F^LIX— r^NELON
frontispiece by Simoneau after Halld, 3 vignettes after
Halld by Cochin and Simoneau, 5 large views from nature
after Chaufourier by Sanry, Duperons, and Chaufourier, 32
plates of monuments and 1 plan of Paris after Coquart
(205. to 30s., and more on large paper).
Felix, ou les Aventures d'un jeune Officier, orne de figures. A
Vire, cbez I'auteur, an VII., 2 vols., 12mo., 2 pretty plates,
not signed (4s.).
Femmes militaires (Les), relation historique par le C. D.
(Eostaing de St.-Jory). Paris, Didot, 1750, 12mo., Opiates
by Fessard after Riquard (4s.).
Fdnelon. Les Aventures de Tel^maque, fils d'Ulysse, par feu
messire Frangois de Selignac de la Motte Fenelon, etc.
Paris, Flaurentin Delaulne, 1717, 2 vols., 12mo., title in
red and black, frontispiece - portrait by Duflos after
BaiUeul, vignette heading dedication unsigned, frontispiece
(for vol. 2), and 24 plates after Bonnart by GifFard, or, not
signed, and a folding map (205. to 30s., and double in
morocco).
This is the first edition. " conforme au manuscrit original," published
by the marquis de Fenelon, the author's grand-nephew. Copies in old
French morocco are rare ; M. Gresy's copy sold in 1869 for 400 frs. ; and
that of M. L. de M. . . . in 1876, 475 frs. There is a counterfeit with
the same date, but the type is smaller, with a single half-title only, and
not worth half the price.
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque, fils d'LHysse, etc.
Nouvelle Edition, enrichie de figures en taille-douce. Paris,
Jacques Estienne, 1730, 2 vols., 4to., frontispiece by
Tardieu after Coypel, vignette after Coypel by Scotin, 24
plates after Gazes, Goypel, de Favanne, Humblot, and
Souville, by Bacquoy, Beauvais, Gochin, -Dupuis, and
Mathey, and a map (10s.). The edition "suiv. la copie de
Paris, i>. Barthelemy, 1730," 12mo., with frontispiece,
portrait, and 24 plates by J. A. Fridrich, is worth 3s. to 4s.
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque . . . Amsterdam,
Wetstein, G. Smith et Zacharie Chatelain,' 1734, fol. and
4to., frontispiece by Folkema after Picart, fleuron on title
by Tanje after L. F. D. B. (Dubourg), portrait of Fenelon
by Drevet after Vivien, 24 plates after Debrie, Dubourg,
and Picart by Bernaerts, Folkema, V. Gunst, and Surugue,
24 vignettes after Dubourg by Duflos, Folkema, and
Tanje, and 19 tailpieces by Duflos and Schenk after Debrie
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and Dubourg (12s., and more than treble in fol., of which
only 150 copies were printed; rare).
There should be at end the " Ode en vers," 6 pages, which was sup-
pressed by order of the Court. E. Martin's copy, in old red morocco,
415 frs. ; Comte de la Beraudi^re's splendid copy, in green morocco,
with rich dentelle and arms of Bernard de Rieux, 1000 frs. (1885).
Eeprinted Leyde, 1761, with 34 additional illustrations.
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque . . . Paris, Drouet,
1781, 4to., engraved text, frontispiece by Le Mire after
Cochin, fleuron on title by Ponce after Eisen, 6 plates after
Cochin by de Launay, Prevost, Saint- Aubin, and Simonet,
6 vignettes and 5 tailpieces by Gaucher and Ponce after
Eisen, Moreau, and Le Barbier (lOs., and considerably more
in artists' proofs without text).
It was meant to appear in 4 vols., with 25 plates by Cochin and a
vignette and tailpiece to each chapter by Le Barbier, but only vol. i.
was published. Renouard's copy contained Cochin's unlettered proofs
and almost the whole series of the etchings.
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque . . . Par ordre de
Mgr. le Comte d'Artois. A Paris, 1781, 4 vols., 16mo.,
plates by Lefevre (£2, and treble with unlettered proofs).
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque, fi'ls d'Ulysse, par M.
de Fenelon. Imprime par ordre du rois pour I'education
de Monseigneur le Dauphin. Paris, Didot I'ain^, 1783, 2
vols., 4to., vellum paper (with a frontispiece sometimes
added bearing the following inscription : "les Aventures
de T^l^maque, fils d'Ulysse, gravees d'aprfes les desseins
(sic) de Charles Monnet, peintre du roy, par Jean-Baptiste
Tilliard. Paris, chez I'auteur, 1773 "), 96 plates by Tilliard
after Monnet, including the 24 containing the summaries
of the chapters engraved with tailpieces, these being
superior to the plates (£2 to £3).
200 copies printed. There exists a second title having a medal portrait
of Fenelon for vol. 2. Monnet's 72 original drawings in sepia of the
large plates, as well as those of the 24 culs-de-lampe, brought in the
Renouard sale 241 frs., and are now in the collection of the late Baron
J. E. de Rothschild.
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque, etc. (Paris), de I'impri-
merie de Monsieur, 1785, 2 vols., roy. 4to., vellum paper,
title-frontispiece by Montulay, 72 plates after Monnet by
Tilliard, and 24 ornamented with tailpieces containing the
summary (£2 to £3, and more with the unlettered proofs,
but those of the first 2 chapters do not exist in the first
state).
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E. Martin's copy, in green morocco, by Bradel,'and having 24 unpub-
lished drawings in sepia by Le Barbier, and the series of unlettered
proofs and different pieces, sold for 8100 frs. ; was re-sold in the
Delbergue-Cormont sale for 4900 frs. ; and re-offered by M. Porquet in
his catalogue for 6500 frs. Another copy, with the series of plates
after Moitte, engraved '' au lavis " by Parisot, and coloured (by order of
the publishers) in red morocco by Derome, realized in the E. Martin
sale 615 frs.
Fenelon. Aventures de Telemaque, fine series of 18 large
plates after Monnet (14), Cochin (2), and Boucher (2), by
de Monchy and Patas, witli the arms and the dedication
(mostly dedicated to thie marquise de Villette). The etchings
are after Martini, Duclos, and Qu^verdo. Borel's composi-
tions on the same subjects are sometimes added (£2 to £3).
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque . . . avec figures en
taille-douce, dessinees par MM. Cochin and Moreau le
jeune. Paris, 1790, 2 vols., roy. 8 vo., roy. vellum paper,
frontispiece and 6 plates from the 1781 edition (15s.).
This series of plates having remained incomplete, we frequently find
inserted in this edition either one or both series of 24 plates after
Marillier and 25 plates after Moreau, with a portrait by Delvaux
which Renouard had executed some time afterwards (£2). The plates
of both these series exist in unlettered proofs and etchings (£4).
Delbergue-Cormont's fine copy bound by Bozerian, with both series
in artist's proofs and etchings, and MarUlier's 24 original drawings a
I'encre de Chine, sold for 4100 frs. Moreau's 25 original drawings,
with the unlettered proof plates on India paper, realized 500 frs.
(Renouard sale). These drawings, like many others by famous artists,
were sold in this sale at low figures ; they would now bring fancy
prices. The pubhshers have, from the reason mentioned above, issued
another title containing Eenelon's portrait after Gaucher by Yivien,
without mention of " Avec figures, etc."
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque . . . Paris, Deterville
(imprimerie de Crapelet), an IV. (1796), 2 vols., 8vo., vellum
paper (15s., more than double on large paper with unlettered
proofs, and considerably dearer with the etchings), 24 plates
after Marillier by Baquoy, Dambrun, Dupreel, Delvaux, de
Ghendt, Langlois jeune, Masquelier, Patas, Pauquet and
Ponce, and a portrait by Hubert after Vivien.
M. B. Maghone's copy on vellum paper, with plates in proofs before
letters, 27 frs. (Paris sale, 1894). The original drawings are in the
library of the Due de Leuchtenberg.
Fe'nelon. The Adventures of Telemachus, son of Ulysses, in
twenty-four books. A new Translation revised by Fr,
Fitzgerald. London, printed for C. Taylor, 1792, 4to.,
engraved title containing the portraits of Mentor and of
Fenelon's Telemaciius, 1792 [-Pa^e 182
PENELON 183
Telemaclius and 24 circular plates in bistre by Taylor,
Nutter, and Corbould (25^. to 30s.).
The 1795 edition, 2 vols., 4to., with 12 engravings after Stothard, has
a nominal value.
Fe'nelon. Critique du premier et second tome des Aventures
de Telemaque . . . Cologne, 1700, 2 vols., post 8vo.,
frontispiece (3s.).
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque, edition ornee de
gravures. Paris, Bleuet (imprime par Didot I'aine'), 1796,
4 vols., 16mo., portrait of Fenelon by Gaucher after Vivien,
and 24 delightful plates after Queverdo by Dambrun,
Delignon, de Launay, Gaucher, and Villerey (10s., double
on vellum paper, considerably dearer with unlettered proofs,
still more so on large raisin paper, and particularly valuable
with the etchings and artists' proofs combined). The publi-
cation price was 10 frs. for ordinary paper, 24 frs. for
vellum paper, and 48 frs. for large raisin paper, 12mo.
■ M. B. Maglione's copy on large raisin paper with proofs before letters,
68 frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque . . . Paris, Didot
I'aine, 1796, 4 vols., 16mo., portrait by Delvaux, and 24
fine plates after Lefebvre by Delvaux, Godefroy, Simonet,
Thomas, and Triere (15s., and double on vellum paper,
considerably dearer with unlettered proofs, particularly so
on large vellum paper, and enlarged copies with artists,
proofs and etchings combined are of great value). The
publication price was 24 frs. and 48 frs. respectively.
E. Martin's copy on large vellum paper brought 405 frs. Lefebvre's
beautiful original drawings inserted in a copy of Telemaque, printed on
vellum in 1802, were sold in the Delbergue-Cbrmont sale for 4000 frs.
The drawings now form part of the Van Loo Collection at Ghent.
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque, Paris, 1797, 4 vols.,
16mo., 4 plates by Blanchard after Binet (3s.).
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque . . . avec des notes et
25 figures en taille-douce; Paris, Ancelle, 1798, 2 vols.,
4to. (8s.).
The plates, of indifferent merit, are engraved after Monnet.
Fenelon. Les Aventures de Telemaque, suivies d'Aristonous.
Paris, Renouard, 1802, 2 vols., 12mo. (3s.), and considerably
more on fine paper.
Two copies exist on vellum, one of which, ornamented with Lefebvre's
original drawings, realized in the Delbergue-Cormont sale 4000 frs. In
this edition Renouard inserted his series of Moreau's plates. These
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drawings ordered to be executed by Moreau in 1809, accompanied with
the unlettered proofs and the etchings, were sold in the Delbergue-
Cormont sale for 6900 frs.
Fenelon. Nouveaux Dialogues des Morts, avec des contes et
Fables composes pour I'education d'un prince, edition
nouvelle, Amsterdam, Wetstein, 1719, 2 'vols., 12mo., 2
frontispieces designed and engraved by G. de Broen (3s.).
Fenn (John). Original Letters, written during the Reigns of
Henry VI., Edward IV., and Richard III., by various
Persons of Rank or Consequence, and by members of the
Paston Family. Digested in a chronological Order. With
Notes, historical and explanatory. London, 1787-89, vols.
1 to 4 ; 1823, vol. 5, together 5 vols., 4to., portraits, some
coloured, and facsimiles (£3 to £4).
Fenouillot de Falbaire. L'Honnete Criminel, drame en cinq
actes et en vers. Amsterdam et Paris, Merlin, 1767, 8vo.,
5 charming plates after Gravelot by Binet, Delaunay,
Levasseur, and Simonet (6s.).
Gravelot's original pen-and-ink, and sepia drawings, together with
those for "Le Fabricant de Londres," are in the public library at
Besan9on.
Fenouillot de Falbaire. Les Deux Avares, comedie en deux actes,
en prose, melee d'ariettes. La musique est de M. Gretry.
Paris, Delalain, 1770, 8vo., 1 charming plate after Gravelot
by de Longueil (3s.). There exists for this comedy a series
of 6 plates after Duclos and Queverdo by Th^rese Martinet
and Frussotte, etc. (10s.).
Fenouillot de Falbaire. Le Fabricant de Londres, drame en cinq
actes et en prose. Paris, Delalain, 1771, 8vo., 5 fine plates
after Gravelot by Levasseur, de Longueil and Simonet (6s.).
Fenouillot de Falbaire. (Euvres. Paris, veuve Duchesne,
1787, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait after Cochin by Saint-Aubin,
and 12 plates after Gravelot (5s., and double on vellum
paper).
Ferrand. Pieces libres . . . et Poesies de quelques auteurs
sur divers sujets. A Londres, 1760, 12mo., vignette on
title (6s.).
Ferriol (De). Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes
nations du Levant, tirees sur les tableaux peints d'apres
nature en 1707 et 1709, par les ordres de M. de Ferriol,
ambassadeur du roi aupres de la Porte, et graves en 1712
FESTE— FETES 185
et 1713, par les soins de M. Le Hay. Paris, Cars 1714 ou
Jacques CoUombat, 1715, folio (15s.).
The plates were engraved by Scotin, Haussard, Simoneau, etc.
Feste d' Apollo (Le) celebrate sul teatro di Corte nell' agosto del
1769, per le auguste seguite nozze tra il reale infante Don
Ferdinando e la Reale archiduchessa infante Maria-Amelia.
Parma, 4to., frontispiece designed and engraved by Martini,
4 fine plates after the same, one engraved by himself, the
others by Baquoy and Helman, 4 vignettes and 4 tail-
pieces not signed (8s.).
Martini, one of the best pupils of Le Bas, came from Parma.
Feste (La) et le Feu d'artifice qui doit 6tre tire a Paris sur la
riviere an sujet de la naissance de Mons"' le Dauphin, par
ordre de S. M. C. Philippe V. le 21 Janvier 1730. Paris,
Gandouin, 1730, 4to., 3 folding copper-plates by Servandoni
(15s.).
F^te de la Eose (La). Poeme. Paris, Merlin, 1768, 8vo.,
1 plate by L. Masquelier after Touze (3s.).
Fete publique donnee par la ville de Paris a I'occasion du
mariage de Mgr. le Dauphin avec la princesse Marie-Joseph
de Saxe le 15 fevrier 1747. Atlas folio, engraved title
after Blondel, having on reverse the explanation of the
frontispiece . engraved by Lattre, allegorical . frontispiece
after Slotz by Flippart, 12 pages of engraved text giving
the description of the festival by Lattr6 within embellished
borders, the first of them signed : L. Le Lorrain inv. ; P. F.
Tardieu sculp., Lattre scrip., and beneath the last a tailpiece
signed : Babel inv. et sculp., 7 folding plates, one signed
Marvye del., another containing a large prospective view
of the Place Louis le Grand, now Place Vend6me, signed
A. Benoist inv. del. et sculp (£2, and more than double in
moroccp, and in a Padeloup binding with den telle £12 to
£20 according to state). The Behague copy in red
morocco, with dentelle and arms of Marie Leczinska,
660 frs.
F^te des bonnes gens (La) ou les Moeurs champStres. Paris,
Boulanger, 1788, 8vo., frontispiece by Queverdo (4s.).
A collection of songs.
F6tes publiques donnees par la ville de Paris a I'occasion du
mariage de Mgr. le Dauphin avec Marie-Thdrfese, infante
d'Espagne, le 23 et 26 fevrier, 1745, atlas folio. Text
18G FIELDING— FIEV]&E
(including explanation of frontispiece by Mile. Marie
Verard femme Latre) engraved within historiated borders
after Tardieu, fine frontispiece after Eisen by De La Fosse,
a large plate after Ch. Hutin by Le Bas, and 16 large
plates after Cochin fils by Cochin pfere and Cochin fils (1
is signed Oubvrier), and 2 folding-plans ornamented with
cartouches and a large tailpiece. The etchings were
executed by Cochin fils and the finishing was done by the
father (£2, and treble in morocco, and in a Padeloup
binding with dentelle, £12 to £25, according to state).
Fielding. Histoire de Tom Jones, ou I'Enfant trouve, traduc-
tion de I'anglois (par de La Place). Amsterdam, aux
depens de la compagnie, 1750, 4 vols., 12mo., first French
version, frontispiece and 15 plates after Gravelot by
Aveline (2), Chedel (2), Fessard (4), De Lafosse (2), and
Pasquier (6) (40s. to 50s.).
The plates were executed by Gravelot at a time when this artist was
at his best. Some of the original drawings were dispersed in the
Maherault sale, and some are in the CoUette de Baudicour Collection.
The Prench version contains only an abridged text. Comte de
Lignerolles' copy in old morocco, 225 frs. (Paris sale, 1894) ; M. Ch.
Cousin's copy in oM citron morocco, 32 frs. (1895). Everything depends
on the state of the binding.
Fielding. Tom Jones. Paris, Imbert, 1801, 4 vols, in 2, 16mo.,
7 plates by Delignon after Borel (copied from a set
previously executed by the same artist in 8vo.) (5s.).
Fielding. Tom Jones . . . traduction nouvelle et complete
(par le comte de la Bedoyfere), ornee de 12 gravures en
taille-douce. Paris, Firmin Didot, 1833, 4 vols., 8vo., 12
plates after Moreau by de Villiers frferes, Mariage, and
Simonet (6s., and from 30s. to 40s. on large vellum
paper with unlettered proofs, and more with the etchings).
The translator's copy. having also Gravelot's plates and in morocco,
by Bauzonnet, was sold in 1862 for 121 frs. At the same sale the copy
with Moreau's original drawings, the India proof plates before letters,
and several other sets of plates inserted, fetched 560 frs.
Fielding. Aventures de Joseph Andrews et de son ami
Abraham Adams et traduites par une dame anglaise
(Desfontaines). Amsterdam, 1764 (or 1775), 2 vols., 12mo.
or 8vo., 12 indiff"erent plates, not signed (4s.).
Fielding (H.). Works, with Life. London, 1784, 10 vols.,
8vo., portrait and plates (80s. to 40s.).
Fievee. La Dot de Suzette, ou Histoire de Mme. de Senneterre,
FILS— FLOEIAN 187
racontee par elle-meme. Paris, chez Maradan, an VI.,
16mo., pretty plate, not signed, by Bovinet after Chaillou ;
rare (5s.).
There is a counterfeit, to be detected by the type being smaller.
Fils Naturel (Le). Geneve et Paris, chez Buisson, 1789, 2
vols., 16mo., 2 plates, not signed. This romance appeared
later on under the title " Jules et Sophie," and is incorrectly
attributed to Diderot (3s.).
Flach (Th.). A Book of Jewellers' Work . . . London, 1736,
4to., title and 4 plates (20s. to 25s.).
Flavigny (Vicomte de). Correspondance de Fernand Cortez
avec I'empereur Charles-Quint, sur la conqu^te du Mexique,
traduite ... En Suisse, chez les libraires associes, 1779,
8vo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Fleurettes (Les). Paris, chez Boismortier, Boivin et Leclerc,
s.d. (circa 1760), 3 parts, roy. Bvo., engraved throughout,
3 engraved titles, not signed, the first having a vignette also
not signed (10s.).
Fleurimont. Medailles du rfegne de Louis XV. Paris, s.d.,
fol., engraved throughout, frontispiece by Lemoine, engraved
title, not signed, and 78 plates of medals {6s.).
Fleury (Maria de). Poems occasioned by the Confinement and
Acquittal of Lord George Gordon, president of the Pro-
testant Association. London, 1781, 12mo., plates (5s.).
Florentine (Angelo Kosis). A new Book of Ornaments, con-
sisting of Compartment Decorations of Theatres, Ceilings,
Chimney-pieces, Doors, etc., invented by Angelo Eosis
Florentine, engraved by Ant. Visentini Venitian. London,
1753, title and 23 plates (£3 to £4).
Florian (Claris de). CEuvres . . . Paris, Guilleminet, 1784-
1799, 13 vols., 8vo., plates (30s. to 40s., and double on
vellum paper).
The works contained in this edition are as follows : Galathee, Paris,
Didot, 1784, frontispiece after Dupreel, with portrait of Cervantes, and
9 plates after Le Barbier and Plouest ; Numa Pompilius, Paris, Didot,
1787, 12 plates after Queverdo; Estelle, imprimerie de Monsieur, 1788,
frontispiece and 6 plates ; The&tre, Paris, Didot, 1790, 2 vols., 13 plates
after Queverdo; Gonzalve de Cordoue, Paris, Didot, 1791, 2 vols., 14
plates after Monsiau and Queverdo; Pables, Paris, Didot, 1792, plates
after Queverdo; Nouvelles, Paris, Didot, 1792, 13 plates after
Quiverdo; Don Quichotte, Paris, Didot, 1799, 3 vols., portrait by
188 FLOEIAN
Gaucher after Queverdo, and 24 plates after Lefevre and Le Barbier by
Coiny, Dambrun, Gaucher, Godefroy, and Masquelier ; Guillaume Tell,
Paris, an X., portrait and 7 plates after Queverdo. Renouard's copy
on vellum in red morocco, 211 frs.
Florian (Claris de). Eliezer et Nephtaly, poeme traduit de
I'hdbreu; suivi d'un dialogue entre deux chiens, nouvelle
imitee de Cervantes. Paris, Guilleminet, an XL, 16mo.,
6 plates by de Launay after Vignaud (55., and double on
vellum paper).
Florian. Estelle, roman pastoral. . . . Seconde Edition. Paris,
de rimprimerie de Monsieur, 1788, 16mo., 6 plates after
Queverdo by Dambrun, Delignon, and de Longueil (6s.,
and double on vellum paper).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy on vellum paper in red morocco by
Derome 345 frs. (Paris sale, 1894), an exorbitant price. Some copies
have an additional frontispiece by Patas after Monsiau, and which is
also sometimes found in the subsequent edition of 1793. M. Morgand
quotes an edition in 8vo.
Florian. Fables. . . . Paris, de I'imprimerie de P. Didot
I'aine, 1792, 16mo., portrait after Villiers and 5 plates
after Flouest, by Delignon, Gaucber, and de Longueil
(remarkably fine) (10s., and double on vellum paper).
Florian. Galatee, 2' edition. Paris, Didot I'aine, 1784, 16mo.,
frontispiece, portrait and 8 plates after Flouest by Guyard
(4) and 4 not signed (5s., and double on vellum paper).
These illustrations are to be found again in the 1788 edition.
Florian. Galatee, roman pastoral. Geneve (Cazin), 1784,
16mo., medal portrait of Cervantes by Boily after Flouest
(3s., and more than double on vellum paper).
Florian. Galatee . . . edition ornee de figures en couleur,
d'aprfes les dessins de Monsiau. Paris, Defer de Maisonneuve,
1793, roy. 4to., 4 plates printed in colours by Cazenave (2)
and Colibert (2) after Monsiau (20s.).
Florian. Gonzalve de Cordoue. Paris, Didot I'aine, 1791,
3 vols., 16mo., frontispiece and 14 plates after Queverdo by
Delignon (7), Gaucher (2), Dambrun (2), Hubert (2), and
Ingouf (1). The same plates are in the 1792 edition (15s.,
and more on vellum paper).
Florian. Melanges de Poesies et de Litterature. . . . Paris,
Didot I'aine, 1787, 16mo., frontispiece by Dupreel, and
PLOEIAN 189
G ciiarming plates after Queverdo by Dambrun, Delignon,
and de Longueil (4s., and double on vellum papfer).
Florian. Les Six Nouvelles. . . . Paris, Didot I'aine, 1784,
16mo., frontispiece by Gruyard after Pernotin (3s., and more
on vellum paper).
Florian. Numa Pompilius. . . . Seconde edition. Paris,
Didot I'aine, 1786, 2 vols., 16mo., frontispiece and 12
beautiful plates after Queverdo by Dambrun (5s., and
treble on vellum paper).
Queverdo's original water-colour drawings in the Renouard sale fetched
56 frs., a very modest figure indeed.
Florian. Nouvelles nouvelles. . . . Paris, Didot I'ain^, 1792,
16mo., 6 plates after Queverdo by Dambrun, Gaucher, and
de Longueil (3s., and treble on vellum paper).
Florian. TlieS.tre . . . Seconde edition. Paris, Didot I'aine,
1786, 3 vols., 16mo., frontispiece and 9 plates after
Queverdo by Dambrun, Patas, and de Longueil (20s., and
double on vellum paper).
Florian. Thesitre. Paris,. Didot, 1790, 3 vols., 16mo., 12
plates after Queverdo by Delignon and Dambrun (5s.)
Florian. Thd^tre. . . . Paris, Didot, 1791, 3 vols., 16mo.,
12 plates after Queverdo by Dambrun, de Longueil, and
Patas (5s.).
Florian. Nouveaux Melanges de Poesies et de Litterature
(Gluvres posthumes), Paris, Gratiot, 1806, 16mo., 3 plates
by David (3s.).
Florian. (Euvres posthumes, contenant Rosalba, Fables
inedites, Guillaume Tell, etc. Paris, Gratiot, s.d. 16mo.,
portrait of Florian by Clement, and 5 plates by Gaucher
after Monnet (4s., and treble on vellum paper, and con-
siderably more with unlettered proofs).
Florian. Les Six Nouvelles. Paris, Didot I'aine, 1784, 16mo.,
6 plates after Queverdo by Delignon, Dambrun, and
Longueil (5 s.).
Reprinted 1790.
Florian. La Jeunesse de Florian, ou, Memoirfes d'un jetine
Espagnol, ouvrage posthume. Paris, NicoUe, 1807, 16mo.„
portrait and plate (3s.).
Florian. Collection complete de Eomanees d'Estelle. Paris,
Desnos. 16mo., 12 fine plates, not signed (I5s.).
190 FLOEI AN— FONTAINE
Florian. (Euvres. . . . Paris, Dufart, 1805, 8 vols., 8vo.,
plates (10s., and more than double on vellum paper).
Florian. Guillaume Tell ou la Suisse libre, ouvrage posthume,
precede du discours de reception a I'acaddmie, de la vie de
I'auteur par Jauffret, de quelques pifeces fugitives in^dites
et orne de 5 jolies gravures dessinees par Monnet et Laplace
et gravees par Gaucher. De I'imprimerie Guilleminet, A
Paris, a la librairie economique, an IX., 16mo. (10s.). Be-
sides the 5 plates (including frontispiece by Laplace after
Clement) there is one plate, "dessin^e et gravee par son
ami Queverdo," representing the allegorical tomb of Florian
at Sceaux. Three of Monnet's plates are signed : Gaucher
an VII. inv. At the end of this book there is a Catalogue
of the (Euvre de Florian showing that copies on ordinary
paper contain only 1 plate per volume (4s.).
Florian. Vie de M. de Florian par M. Eosny. Paris, imprimerie
Didot jeune, chez Lepetit, 1799, 12mo., 4 pretty plates
after Queverdo by Villerey (3s.).
Flotte (De). L'H6pital des Fous . . . Paris, Sebastien Jorry,
1765, Svo., plate, vignette, tailpiece by Lafosse after
Eisen (3s.).
Flotte. Sophie, ou le Triomphe des graces sur la beaute . . .
Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1770, 3 vols., 12mo., 2 plates by
Benoit after Marillier (5s.).
Flournois (Gedeon). Les Entretiens des Voyageurs sur la mer.
Nouvelle edition revue et corrigee avec des figures en taille-
douce. A la Haye, chez Isaac van der Kloot, 1740, 4 vols.,
12mo., 4 frontispieces, and 31 plates (one signed J. Belvet
fee), 4 fleurons on titles (one signed G. T. J. Debrie del.
et fee, 1726) (10s.).
Fontaine (Jacques-Valentin). Nouveau Livre d'Etudes et
Principes de Serrureries . . . par Jacques-Valentin F. . . .
serrurier du Koy en la Manufacture des Gobelins. Paris, F.
Ch^reau, s.d. (circa 1750), 4to., title and 11 plates (£10
to £12).
Fontaine. Livre de difiierens couronnemens de Serrurerie, par
J.-V. Fontaine.' Paris, Vve. Chereau, s.d., 6 plates in fol.
(£5 to £6).
Fontaine. Argillan, ou le Fanatisme des croisades, tragedie en
cinq actes. Amsterdam et Paris, Lejay, 1769, Svo., 1 plate
by Binet (3s.).
FONTANIEU— FORMEY 191
Fontanieu (de). Collection de Vases inventes et dessines par
M. de F, . . . intendant et contr61eur general des Meubles
de la Couronne. Cette collection a et^ faite pour servir
aux tourneurs et a ceux qui ornent les vases, comme
fondeurs et ciseleurs, en 1770 (s.l.), fol., title, and 47 plates
engraved by Nodiot (£6 to £8).
Fontenelle. (Euvres diverses . . . Nouvelle Edition, aug-
mentee et enrichie de figures gravees par Bernard Picart,
le Eomain, La Haye, Grosse et Neaulme, 1728-9, 3 vols.,
fol., text within borders, 6 frontispieces and plates after
Picart, one with Fontenelle's portrait after Rigaud, fleurons
on titles, one of which serves for vols. 1 and 2 alike,
and 174 vignettes and tailpieces by Picart (20s., and treble
and considerably more on large paper).
The illustrations are beautiful, but they are not in proportion as
to size, and the enlarged copies are undesirable acquisitions. The
Behague copy in red morocco with rich dentelle, 1905 frs. ; Silvestre de
Sacy's copy bound by Padeloup with dentelle, 1700 frs. The binding in
both cases accounts for the prices, which, however, are unreasonable.
Fontenelle. (Euvres . . . Geneve, 1777, 2 vols., 16mo., or,
Londres (Cazin), 1785, 4 vols., 16mo., portrait after Eigaud
by Delaunay or Delvaux (3s.).
Fontenelle. Poesies pastorales ... A Londres, 1707, 12mo.,
proof frontispiece, unsigned (3s.).
Fordrin (Louis). Nouveau Livre de Serrurerie, contenant
toutes sortes de grilles d'un gout nouveau, propres pour les
coeurs (sic), d'Eglises, portes de vestibules . . . invente et
compose par Louis F. . . . serrurier ordinaire des batlments
du Roy et de ses monnaies. A Paris, chez I'auteur, et chez
Duchange, graveur, s.d. (1723), 30 plates including title,
dedication and leaf of Privilege (£15 to £20).
There is also an English edition containing 50 plates, including
title, engraved from designs by J. Tijou by P. Bouche, Van der Bank,
and Van der Gucht ; very scarce.
Formey. L'Emile chretien consacre a I'utilit^ publique, redige
par Mr. Formey. Berlin, chez Jean Neaulme, 1784, 4 vols.,
Svo., fleuron on title designed and engraved by Schley,
frontispiece ,after Schley, 9 plates after Eisen (4), Schley (1),
and 4 not signed, engraved by Schley (4) and Fokke (1)
(6s.).
Formey. Histoire abregee de la Philosophic. Amsterdam,
chez Schneider, 1760, 16mo,, frontispiece after Fritsch, and
1 fleuron on title (3s.).
192 FOETEGUEEEI— FOUENIER
Forteguerri (Nicolo). Ricciardetto, poema. Londra, 1780,
Livorno presso Gio. Tomaso Mosi et Compagni, 3 vols.,
12mo., portrait signed G. L. D., engraved by Pomp' and
Lapi, titles engraved by the same artists, and 30 pretty
plates, signed Joan Lapi inc. et sculp. (10s.).
Fortiguerra. Ricbardet, po§me. Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1781,
2 vols., 16mo., 2 engraved titles by Duponcbel after
Chevaux (3s.).
Forty (Jean Frangois). CEuvres de Sculpture en bronze,
contenant girandoles, feux, pendules, bras, cartels, barometres
et lustres, inventees et dessinees par J. F. Forty, et gravies
par Calinet et Foin. Paris, Chereau, s.d. (circa 1780), 4to.,
rare (£30 to £40).
The Behague copy, coataining 8 parts of 6 plates each, sold for
700 frs. ; M. Hip. Destailleur's copy, fol., consisting of engraved title,
and 48 plates in 8 parts, and bound in brown morocco by Gruel,
1500 frs. (1895).
Forty. OEuvres d'Orffevrerie a I'usage des Eglises, inventees
par J.-F. F. . . . Se vendent a Paris, chez I'auteur, s.d.
(circa 1780), fol., 3 parts consisting of 18 plates; very
rare (£35 to £40).
Forty. CEuvres de Serrurerie inventees par J.-F. F. . . . A
Paris, cbez I'auteur, s.d. (circa 1780), fol., 6 parts containing
24 plates (£12 to £15).
Fossati. Recueil de diverses Fables dessinees et gravees par
George Fossati, arcbitecte. Venise, Ch. Pecora, 1744, 6
vols., imp. 8vo., or sm. fol., having each 36 fables and 36
plates printed in various colours, and engraved titles,
altogether 216 plates, 2 frontispieces, and 16 headpieces
(£2 to £3).
Text French and Italian. The illustrations are in red, in blue, in
green, in bistre, etc.
Fouilloux (Jacques du). La Venerie . . . plusieurs receptes et
remfedes pour guerir les chiens de diverses 'maladies . . .
Beyreuth, F. E. Dietzel, 1754, 4to., illustrations in the text
(£3 to £4).
Fouquet. Livre de diverses pensees allegoriques pour les sujets
meslez de figures et d'ornemens. Inventee et dessinee par
le sieur Fouquet. Paris, Duchange, s.d. (circa 1700), folio,
8 plates engraved by Mile. Renard du Bos (£8 to £10).
Fournier. Manuel typographique, utile aux gens de lettres
. . . par Fournier le jeune. Paris, Barbou, 1763 or 1764,
FOUENIBR— FE]&D:6rIC 193
2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces by Fessard after Gravelot and
de Sfeve, and 16 technical plates in each volume (10s.
to 15s.).
Sometimes the author's portrait by Gaucher is added. The author
died before he could bring out two other volumes as intended to complete
the work.
Fournier. Epreuve de deux petits caracteres nouvellement
graves et executes dans toutes les parties typographiques, par
Fournier le jeune, graveur et fondeur de caractferes. Paris,
1767, 32mo., frontispiece by Fessard after de Sfeve (3s.).
Fowler (W.). Coloured Engravings of Mosaic Pavements,
stained Glass Windows, Norman Tiles, and Specimens of
Gothic Architecture, in Great Britain, particularly York,
Lincoln, and other Cathedrals, a series from Castle Howard,
and a splendid series of Seven Norman Earls of Chester, and
Two Saxon Earls of Mercia, from the windows of Aston
Hall, Winterton, Yorkshire. 1799-1809, 2 vols., atlas fol.,
54 coloured plates (£8 to £10).
Publication price £31 10s., and only between 30 and 40 copies are
known complete.
Fracastor. Syphilis, ou le Mai venerien, poeme latin en 3
chants, avec la traduction en prose et les notes. Paris, chez
Lucet, libraire, 1796, 12mo., medal portrait of Fracastor
and engraved title (3s.).
Francis et Elisa. . . . Paris, Maradan, an VI., 2 vols., 16mo.,
2 pretty plates after Binet by Fortier (3s.).
Franklin (B.). Experiments and Observations on Electricity
made at Philadelphia, in America. E. Cave, 1751, 4to.,
1 plate (20s. to 30s.).
Fredaines lubriques de J.-F. Maury, pritre indigne, aumSnier
des Gourgandines des rues Saint-Honore et des Petits-
Champs. Paris, aux d^pens des eminentes capucines de la
place Vend6me, s.l. (Paris), 1798, 16mo,, 1 plate, not signed
(3s.).
Frederic H. Me'moires pour servir a I'Histoire de la Maison de
Brandenbourg (par Frederic II., roi de Prusse). Berlin et
La Haye, J. Neaulme, 1751, 2 parts in 1 vol., 4to., fine
frontispiece designed and engraved by Schley, fleuron on
titles (alike), engraved text of privilege within a charming
border surmounted by the arms of Brandenbourg with
Frederick's signature in facsimile, 18 vignettes (15 of them
representing ieither historical facts or portraits of the
194 FElfeDi^EIC— PEEEMASONEY
sovereigns of the house of Brandenbourg, executed in the
manner of Cochin's tailpieces for the "Abreg6 " of President
Henault) after Schley (13), B. Picart (2), andFokke (3), by
Schley (15) and Fokke (3), 13 tailpieces by and after
Schley (10) and Fokke (3) chiefly allegorical, 2 maps, 2
genealogical tables and several engraved capital letters (lO.s.
to 15.S., and more on large paper).
Frederick's Letter to the Prince royal, printed on thin paper, is only
found in a few choice copies. The Behague copy in red morocco brought
the absurd price of 640 frs. The 1767 edition, 3 vols., 4to., contains
frontispiece by Schmidt, 3 fleurons, 14 vignettes, 16 tailpieces, 2 maps,
2 genealogical tables, and 9 ornamental letters by Schmidt and Schleuen
(5s.). M. Morgand offers in his Catalogue, 1882, a copy of an unknown
edition, 12mo., bearing the same date, but without place of publication,
having a fleuron on title by Eessard, and a portrait of the king added,
and bound in calf with the arms of the marochal, due de Richelieu
(presentation copy from Richelieu to M. de Cailhava), for 8 frs.
Frederic 11. Poesies diverses. Berlin, chez Ch. Fred. Voss,
1760, roy. 4to., frontispiece designed and engraved byMeil,
fleuron on title, 8 vignettes, 25 tail-pieces by Schmidt and
39 ornamented letters (several duplicates) ; rare, but not
recherche (6 s.).
Frederic 11. Gluyres du Philosophe de Sans-Souci, au Donjon
du Ch&,teau (Berlin), 1750, 3 vols., roy. 4to., 2 maps, 2
engraved genealogical tables, frontispiece, fleuron on title,
1 head and 15 charming tailpieces (the latter may be said
to rival Cochin), 13 ornamented letters (several duplicates)
and 13 vignettes heading the pages, and containing fine
portraits, all by G. F. Schmidt (30av).
The proofs without text are very rare, and sold for 100 frs. Edition
de Luxe, of which only a few copies were printed at his pajace in Berlin
for distribution among the king's friends.
Frederic II. Le Palladion, po^me en 6 chants. Au Donjon
du Ch&,teau, 1750, 6 plates, 6 head and 6 tailpieces after
Gr. J. Schmidt. This heroi-comic poem, written in imitation
of " La Puelle," forms vol. 1 of the " CEuvres du Philosophe
de Sans Souci." Most of the copies having been suppressed,
it has become very rare ; it was reprinted in 1752, with
the omission on the title of the words, "Au Donjon du
Chateau." Proofs before letters are almost unobtainable.
Freemasonry. Assemblee de Francs-Magons pour la Eeception
des Maltres, Assemblee de Francs-Magons pour la Eeception
des Apprentifs. Assemblee de Nouveaux Francs-Magons
pour la Reception des Apprentifs. Dedie au trfes-Galant
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tres Sincere et tvhs Veridique Frere Leonard Gabanon,
Auteur du Catechisme des Francs-Ma9ons. Dessin^ par
Madame la Marquise . . . et Grave par Mademoiselle . . .
oblong folio. The series consist of 8 plates with descrip-
tive letterpress of the persons figuring at the ceremony,
and were privately printed at the beginning of last
century ; very rare, particularly the last plate, which is
more of a caricature (£8 to £10).
The first 7 plates were soon afterwards reprinted, but with the
position of the figures reversed, besides that the paper is bluish and
the impressions are weak.
Freemasonry. Plan de la Loge des Maps pour la Reception des
Femmes, Eeception des Maltres, Reception des Compagnos,
Reception des Apprentifs, Repas des Francs-Magons . . .
oblong folio, 5 plates with letterpress containing the names
of those figuring at the ceremonies ; privately printed 17 —
(£3 to £4).
Freemasonry. Les Free-Massons . . . fol. portrait of Sir R.
Steele and 129 emblems (12s. to 15s.).
Freemasonry. L'Ordre des Francs-Magons trahi, et le secret
des Mopses revele. Amsterdam, 1745, 8vo., plates (5s.-
to 6s.).
Freemasonry. Chansons de la tres- venerable Confrerie des
Francs-Magons prdcedees de quelques pieces de Poesies.
S.l. aut a., 8vo., with music (5s. to 6s.).
Freemasonry. Free-Masson's Magazine. . . . London, 1793-
1803, 11 vols., 8vo., portraits and plates (50s. to 60s.).
Freemasonry. The Constitution of the Freemasons, containing
the History, Charges, Regulations, etc., of that most
Ancient and Right Worshipful Fraternity, for the Use of
the Lodges. London, in the year of Masonry 5723 (1723)„
4to., frontispiece and music plates (£4 to £5).
Freemasonry. Constitution of the Ancient Fraternity of free-
and accepted Masons, by Jas. Anderson. . . . London,
1784, 4to., frontispiece (40s. to 50s.).
Freemasonry. Apologie pour I'Ordre des Francs-Magons par
Mr. N * * *, membre de I'Ordre, avec deux Chansons . . .
A, la Haye, 1785, post 8vo., frontispiece unsigned and
music (8 s. to 10s.).
Freemasonry. La Magonnerie Ecossoise comparde avec les
trois professions et le secret des Templiers du 14' Sifecle.
19(5 FEEEE— FEEUDEBEEG
Orient de Londres, 1788, 2 parts in 1 vol., 8 vo., frontispiece
(lOs. to 12s.).
Part 2 has the following title : " Memete des Quatre Voeux de la
Compagnie de S. Ignace et des Quatre Grades de la Ma^onnerie de
S. Jean."
Frere Bonaventure et la belle Angelique, marchande de
poissons, poeme tragi-comique en 8 chants. Paris, 1793,
8vo., 1 pretty plate by Blanchard(5s.).
Freron et Colbert, due d'Estouteville. Adonis, po^me en prose.
Londres et Paris, chez Musier, 1775, 8vo., frontispiece, 1
plate, 1 vignette and 1 tailpiece by Ponce after Eisen.
(25s., and considerably more than treble with the unlettered
title and the pretty headpiece of " Adonis au bain " in
artist's proof without text, which is extremely rare).
Freudeberg et Moreau. Suite d'Estampes pour servir a
I'Histoire des Moeurs et du Costume des Fraingois dans le
XVIIP siecle. Annee 1775 (fleuron). A Paris, de
I'imprimerie de Prault, imprimeur du Roy, 1775, fol.
There, are copies bearing another very rare title, which was disused
owing to the business, changing hands; it runs as follows : "Estampes
(Suite d') pour s6rvir a I'Histoire des Moeurs et du Costume des
Eran^ois dans le XVIIP siecle, annee 1774. A Paris, de rimprimerie
de J. Barbou, 1774." Consists of 12 plates after Freudeberg, title,
2 leaves for the preliminary Discours and 1 2 leaves for the explanation
of the subjects, viz. : (1) Le Lever, A. Romanet, sculp., 1774; (2) Le
Bain, A. Romanet, sculp., 1774; (3) La Toilette, Voyez L'Aine, sculp.,
1774; (4) L'Occupation, Lingee, sculp.; (5) La Visite inattendue,
Voyez L'Aine, sculp., 1774; (6) La Promenade du Matin, Lingee,
sculp., 1774 ; (7) La Promenade du Soir, Ingouf, junior, sculp., 1774 ;
(8) Le Boudoir, P. Maleuvre, sculp., 1774 ; (9) Les Confidences, Lingee,
sculp., 1774; (10) La Soiree d'Hyver, Ingouf, junior, sculp., 1774;
(11) L'Evenement au bal, grave a I'eau-forte par Duclos, termine au
burin par Ingouf, junior; (12) Le Coucher, gravee a I'eau-forte par
Duclos, termine au laurin par Bosse.
The last leaf of text concludes with the following lines : " Lu et approuve
ce 15 decembre 1774, Crebillon." " Vu I'approbation, permis d'imprimer
ce 17 decembre 1774, Lenoir." The plates bear on the left side the
following inscription : "J. H. E. inv. Freudeberg delineavit," which
initials clearly designate Jean Henri Eberts, the Swiss banker, who was
the friend and patron of Freudeberg, and who is alluded to in the
preliminary Discours as " amateur des arts qui a preside au choix des
styles et des compositions." Why Moreau le jeune was entrusted with
the execution of the second and third series remains a mysteiy, the
more so as Freudeberg has acquitted himself admirably, and Le Lever,
La Visite, Le Boudoir, La Promenade du Matin, Le Coucher may be
regarded as the most charming of his productions.
[Freudeberg et] Moreau. Seconde Suite d'Estampes pour servir
a I'histoire des modes et du Costume en France, , dans le
FEEUDEBERG 197
XVIIP siecle. Anne'e 1776 (fleuron). A Paris, de I'impri-
merie de Prault, imprimeur du Eoy, 1777. Avec approbation
et privilege du Roy, fol.
Consists of 1 2 plates after Moreau le jeune, title, 2 leaves for preliminary
Discours, the approbation signed Cochin, the privilege dated April 23,
1777, and 12 leaves for the explanation of the subjects, as follows :
(1) Declaration de la grossesse, P. A. Martini, sculp., 1776 ; (2) Les
Precautions, P. A. Martini, sculp., 1777; (3) J'en accept I'heureux
presage. Ph. Triere, sculp., 1778 ; (4) N'ayez pas peur, ma bonne amie,
Helman, sculp., 1776 ; (5) C'est un fils, monsieur ! C. Baquoy, sculp.,
1776 ; (6) Les petits Parrains, 0. Baquoy inc. aqua f. Patas terminavit,
1777 ; (7) Les Delices de la Maternite Helman, sculp , 1777 ; (8)
L' Accord parfait, Helman, sculp., 1777; (9) Les Rendez-vous pour
Marly, Carl Guttenburg, sc. ; (10) Les Adieux, grave par Delaunay le
jeune, en 1777 ; (11) Le Rencontre au bois de Boulogue, Henri Gutten-
berg, sc. ; (12) La Dame du Palais de la Reine, P. A. Martini, sculp.,
1777.
[Freudeberg et] Moreau. Troisifeme Suite d'Estampes'pour servir
a I'histoire des Modes et du Costume en France, dans le
XVIIP siMe. Anne'e 1783 (fleuron). A Paris, de I'impri-
merie de Prault, imprimeur du Roy, quai des Augustins,
1783, fol. , Avec approbation ^et privilege du Roy. (Le
privilege valable pour six anndes, se trouve dans la suite
precedente parue en 1777.)
Consists of 12 plates after Moreau le jeune, title and 2 leaves for the
explanation of the subjects of the compositions (rarissime, as the text
being in existence was for a length of time hotly disputed), which
are as follows: (1) Le Lever, L. Halbou, sculp.; (2) La , Petite-
Toilette, P. A. Martini, sculp. ; (3) La Grande Toilette, A. Romanet,
sculp. ; (4) La Course de Chevaux, H. Guttenberg, sculp. ; (5) Le
Pari gagne, Camligue fee; ; (6) La Parti de Wisch, J. Dambrun,
sculp. ; (7) Oui ou Non, N. Thomas, sculp., 1781 ; (8) La Petite loge,.
Patas, sculp. ; (9) La Sortie de L'Opora Malebeste, sculp. ; (10) Le-
Souper fin, grave par Helman, 1781 ; (11) Le Seigneur chez sonfermier,
J. L. Delignon, sculp. ; (12) Le Vrai Bonheur, J. B. Simonet, sculp.,
1782. The text, while describing the figures and surroundings, also-
explains the object the artist had in view. Mareau le jeune, not less
than his predecessor, accomplished the task before him with signal ability.
All these compositions are replete with grace and elegance, so that after
"le Vrai Bonheur" he might well rest on his laurels and exclaim,
" Artem cestumque repono." Of the first series, even isolated etchings
or unlettered proofs, with or without borders, are very rare, and the
plates with letters and tablets in white, which in reality constitute the
first finished state, are with difiiculty procurable. In the second state,
the tablet is darkened ; in the third and last state each plate has the
number, and the impressions begin to exhibit traces of wear. "We may
add that all the engravings bear the inscription, " A Paris, chez Buldet,
rue de Gesvres." As regards Moreau's 24 plates of the second and
third series (all without borders), they have most assuredly gone through
the process of etching and other preliminary stages, but appear to
have gone astray. Lucky would be the amateur who could lay hands
198 FEEZIEK— FEOMAGEOT
on them. Connoisseurs have to be contented with the proofs bearing
the title and the letters A. P. D. R. (avec privilege du roi). Afterwards
this latest indication was suppressed, and the plates in the last stage were
employed for the " Monument du Costume Physique et Moral " emanating
from the indefatigable pen of Retif de la Bretonne. The work complete
in text and plates has not as yet been tested as to value at auction, but
3 or 4 copies were " a I'amiable " (privately) disposed of by MM. Clement
and Morgand. The price of the book is fixed at from 8000 to 10,000 frs.,
though everything depends on the beauty and preservation of the copy.
Whenever the three series occur separately they reach very high figures.
M. Behague's copy of the first series with the tablets in white sold for
6520 frs., and the 2nd and 3rd series before letters (minus the title of
1783, as well as without the page of text for, and the unlettered proof
of the plate "le Vrai Bonheur") were run up to 17,100 frs., in spite of
the fact that the volume had a very short margin, and was very much
' cut into, M. Eugene Paillet's large copy of the three series with the
plates in two states, viz. Preudeberg's series with the tablets in white
-and in black, and both Moreau's series before letters and with letters
A. P. D. R., is priced by M. Morgand in his catalogue of this gentleman's
library, 40,000 frs. In point of artistic execution it is indisputably the
most significant book of the 18th century. The text is attributed to
^etif de la Bretonne. Gosford copy of the first and second series in
1 vol., old russia (second title mounted), 2100 frs. (1882) ; M. Delessert's
■copy of the third series was sold in 1895 for 4000 frs. The text of the
first and second series is bordered ; the numbering on the plates of
the latter is 13 to 24 inclusive.
Frezier. Eelation du Voyage de la mer du Sud, aux eStes du
CHly et du Perou, fait pendant les annees 1712, 1713 et
1714. Paris, chez Nyon, 1732, 4to., plates and maps (10s.).
Frezier. Traite de's Feux d'artifice pour le Spectacle. 1707,
engraved title by and after Frezier, 3 vignettes, and 8
numbered plates (8s.).
Frezier. Traite des Feux d'artifice pour le Spectacle (par
Perrinet d'CEval), nouvelle edition augmentee par Frezier.
Paris, Nyon, 1747, 4to., frontispiece, 3 pretty headpieces
after Cochin by Chedel and Soubeyran, 4 plates by Marvye
after Cochin, and 13 technical plates (15s. to 20s., and
more on large paper).
Frickinger (J. M.). Weber-Bild-Buch. Neustadt, 1783,
oblong foL, upwards of 200 designs for Weavers (30s. to
40s.).
Fromaget. Le Cousin de Mahomet. Constantinople. (Paris),
s.d. (1750), 2 vols., 16mo., 6 plates after Clavareau by
Fessard, engraved title (the same for each vol.) and 2 small
headpieces (5s.).
Fromageot (L'Abbe). Annals du rfegne de Marie-Therese,
imperatrice douairiere, reine de Hongrie et de Boheme,
FEOSSAED— FUZELIEE 199
Archiduchesse d'Autriche, etc. Paris, Prault, 1775, 8vo.,
portrait of Marie-Therfese by Cathelin after Ducreux,
2 medallion portraits heading the dedication after Moreau
by Gaucher, and 4 plates after Moreau by Duclos, de
Launay, Provost, and Simonet (105., and on large paper,
4to., £3 to £4).
The illustrations are counted among the masterpieces of the artist,
particularly the two medallion portraits representing Joseph II. and
Marie-Antoinette, both of which exist in artists' proofs without text.
The exquisite portrait of Marie- Antoinette in that state sold singly for
500 frs. The plates without the page-numbering are seldom to be met
with, and command a fancy price. L. de Tinan's copy in 4to. size, in
red morocco, with the arms of the Comtesse d'Artois, reached the high
figure of 1600 frs. The Paillet copy, on large paper, having Moreau's
plates in two states with and before the numbers, and the two portraits
of Joseph II. and Marie-Antoinette in artists' proof, without text (the
latter in an exceptional state, with the artists' signatures " a la pointe "),
together with the etching of the plate,- "la Uienfaisance de Marie-
Antoinette," and bound in a sumptuous binding double by Cuzin, is
marked by Moregand 4000 frs. Reprinted 1777 (with a new title,
"Anecdotes de la Bienfaisance," chez Nyon and Laporte), and in 1781
and 1782.
Frossard. La Cause des Esclaves nfegres et des habitants de la
Guinee, portee au tribunal de la Justice, de la Politique, de
la Religion, ou Histoire de la traite et de I'esclavage des
Negres, etc. Lyon, 1789, 2 vols., Bvo., frontispiece by
Boily after Eouvier (10s.).
Fumelh ou le Triomphe des moeurs et des vertus. Bruxelles,
H. Dujardin et Paris, Defer, de Maisonneuve, 1788, 12mo.,
1 plate after Marillier (5 s.).
The copy having Marillier's original drawing " a I'encre de chine " was
sold by M. Rouquette of Paris for 300 frs.
Fureurs uterines de Marie-Antoinette, femme de Louis XVI.
Au Manfege et dans tons les b. . . de Paris, 1791, 16mo.,
2 coloured plates, not signed (40s. to 50s.).
An infamous libel.
Fuzelier. Momus fabuliste, ou les Noces de Vulcain, comedie
en un acte, en prose et en vers libres (avec collaboration de
Legrand). Paris, P. Simon, 1719, et La Haye, 1720, 8vo.,
a pretty frontispiece signed : J. B. Bonnart, sc. (4s.).
A.CON. Anti-Eousseau, par le pofete sans fard.
Rotterdam, 1712, 12mo., fine frontispiece, and
fleuron on title by Van Gouwen after B. Picart,
and a large folding plate (4s.).
Gacon. Homere venge, ou Reponse a M. de la Motte sur
riliade. Paris, 17J.5, 12mo., allegorical frontispiece by
Desrochers (3s.).
Gacon. Le Poete sans fard . . . Cologne, chez Corneille
Egmont, 1717, 12mo., pretty frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Gage toucbe (Le), histoires galantes et comiques, ornees de
figures en taille-douce. Paris, 1718, 2 parts, 12mo., 8
plates (7 in first part and 1 in the second), not signed (3s.).
Attributed to Le Noble.
Galanterie frangaise (La) (vers, chansons, etc.). Paris, Royer,
s.d., Bvo., pretty frontispiece, designed and engraved by
Mme. Cro. . . . (3s.).
Galanteries de la Cour de France (Les) depuis le commence-
ment de la monarchie. Paris, Moette, 1738, 2 vols., 12mo.,
2 frontispieces signed B. Picart, and 5 plates after B.
Picart not signed {7s.).
Attributed to Vanel.
Galanteries de la Cour de France (Les) depuis le commence-
ment de la monarchie. Cologne, chez Pierre Marteau,
s.d. (circa 1750), 3 pretty titles, frontispiece and 5
plates after B. Picart, from the previous edition, not signed
(10s.).
Galerie du Luxembourg. See Rubens.
Galerie -foyale de Dresde (Recueil d'Estampes d'apres les plus
celfebres tableaux de la), 100 planches avec une description
de chaque tableau en frangais et en italien. Imprime a
GALEEIE 201
Dresde, 1753-57, 3 vols., imp. atlas folio, containing 2
vignettes on titles by Le Mire after Eisen, 2 vignettes un-
signed, heading the " avertissement," plan and view of the
Dresden gallery, the portraits of Auguste III., King of
Poland, Elector of Saxony, by Balechou after H. Eigaud,
and of Marie- Joseph of Poland, Electress of Saxony, by
DauU^ after Louis de Sylvestre (very rare before letters),
and 100 plates after Andrea del Sarto, Albane, Jean Bellin,
Biscaino, Berghem, Basan, Caravage, Castiglione, Cantarini,
Canale, Calabrese, Cignani, Corrfege, A. Carrache, C. Dolci,
Dosso, Dom, Feti, Francia, L. Giordano, Guerchin, Guido
Reni, Holbein, Langetti, Lanfranc, Leonard de Vinci, C.
Maratte, Nicolo dell' Abbate, Parmesan, Pagani, Proccacini,
Rembrand±, Eibera, Eicci, J. Eomain, Rubens, Salviati,
Scarcellino, Solimfene, Tiarini, Tintoret, Titien, Turco,
Vaccaro, Van Dyck, Vanni, Veronese, by Aubert, Aliamet,
Aveline, Basan, Beauvais, Beauvarlet, Boece, Camerata,
Campana, Canale, Chenu, Daulle, C. Duflos, Dupuis,
Fessard, Flipart, Folkdma, Fokke, Honbraken, Jacob
Jardinier, Keil, Kilian, Le Mire, L. Lempereur, P. E.
Moitte, Pitteri, Punt, Preisler, Pol, Radigues, Ridinger,
Surugues, Surugues fils, Tanje, J. Tardieu, Teucher, Wagner,
Wust, Zucchi (£6 to £8).
We owe this fine collection to Ch. H. de Heinecken, who is the author
of the text, and was aided by his sovereign and the Comte de Bruhl.
The very first impression of the Elector's portrait, without the date
1750 placed above the engraver's name, and before the title of " cheva-
lier de I'ordre de Saint-Michael " appeared beneath the painter's name,
is very rare ; it exists likewise in proof before letters, but is almost un-
obtainable. The plates were chiefly executed from designs by P. Hutin ;
a few unlettered proofs exist, but are of the utmost rarity.
Galerie des Peintres flamands, hoUandais et allemands. . . ,
Avec un Texte explicatif par M. Lebrun, Peintre. Paris,
chez I'auteur et chez Poignant ; Amsterdam, Fouquet,
1792-96, 3 vols., sm. fob, 201 plates (vol. 1, frontispiece
and 86 plates; vol. 2, frontispiece and 96 plates; and
vol. 3, frontispiece and 16 plates), after the pictures of
Asselyn, Van Asch, Bega, Both, Berghem, Breughel,
Brackenburg, Van Bergen, Breckelenkamp, Bloemart, Bril,
S. de Bray, Berkeyden, Breughel de Velours, Breemberg,
Buys, Cuyp, Backuysen, Crayer, Decker, Dietrich, G. Dow,
Dusart, P. de Champagne, Elzheimer, Van den Eckout,
Eglon Van der Neer, Gerard de Lairesse, Flinck, Hakkert,
Huysmans, Hoogstraten, De La Haye, Jordaens, Kaeff,
202 GALEEIE
Karel du Jardin, Koning, Hals, Franck, Holbein, Van
Goyen, Le Due, Limborch, Van Laer, Gr. Van Loo, Lingel-
bach, Metzu, Van der Meulen, Mieris, Hobbema, Louther-
bourg, K. de Nior, F. Milet, P. Neefs, Maes, Van Mol,
Netscher, Pcelemburg, Porbus, Van der Meer, Potter, Van
der Poel, Maucheron, Morelse, Eubens, Rottenhamer, Roos,
Rembrandt, Steen, Ruydael, Pynacker, Ostade, Saftleven,
Slingelandt, Snyders, Schalken, Sorgli, Storck, Steinwyck,
Teniers, Van Tol, Terburg, Steen, Van der "Werf, Wouver-
mans, Wynants, Vernet, Van Dyck, Wenix, Van der Ulft,
E. de Witt, Verschuring, Segbers, etc., by Blot, Bretin,
Bruneseau, Coucbe, Ch^itelain, ~ Colinet, David, Duncker,
Duflos, Dambrun, Dequevauvillier, Degendt, Garreau,
Godefroy, Guerin, Gaucber, H. Guttenberg, Hemery,
Hubert, Levillain, Lebas, Legrand, Letellier, De Longueil,
Linge, Macret, Masquelier, Martini, Maillet, Pierron, Moitte,
Queverdo, Romanet, Retor, Spline, Simonet, Stagnon,
Sallieth, Schultze, Thomas, Trifere, Texier, Viel, Vinkeles,
Zentner, etc. (£8 to £10, and much more with unlettered
proofs).
It is in the style of the " Galerie du due de Choiseul." The fine
copies have the arms but not the titles of the pictures. Le Brun,
husband of Mile. Vigee, was more important as a picture-dealer than
a painter, and the canvases which passed through his hands and
ornamented his gallery, he had engraved. A copy in the TJrria sale
(1885) brought 755 frs. ; another copy was sold in a Paris sale in 1894
for 212 frs.
Galerie des Modes et des Costumes frangois, ouvrage commence
en 1778, dessines d'aprfes nature par Desrais, Leclerc,
Martin, Simonet, Saint-Aubin et Watteau de Lille, et
graves par Bacquoy, Dupin, Leroy, Lebeau, Patas, Pelicier,
Voysard. A Paris, chez les sieurs Esnauts et Rapilly
(1778), 3 vols., foL, 324 plates, very rare and important for
the costumes of the period of Louis XVI. The plates are
dated 1781-6.
M. Behague's copy, having engraved frontispiece and plates numbered
1 to 408 (8 plates missing), with additional drawings, etchings, portraits,
and other plates, fetched 6900 frs. The Delbergue-Cgrmont copy in
2 vols., fol., containing frontispiece and a 'rignette, the introduction,
the advertisement, the text of explanations, 192 plates coloured by Mme.
Lebeau, representing 144 headgears and 156 costumes, realized 5800
frs. ; M. Ed. Guillaume's copy, containing 90 pieces, 35 of them repre-
senting headgears (4 on a leaf) and 55 costumes of Louis XVI. period,
400 frs. (1895).
Galerie electorale de Dusseldorff, ou Catalogue raisonne et
figure de ses tableaux, etc., par une suite de 30 planches,
GALEKIE— GALLEEY 203
contenant 365 petites estampes, gravies d'apres ces m^mes
tableaux par Chretien de Mechel (text par M. de Pigage).
Basle, CL de Mechel, 1778, 2 vols., 4to. oblong (25.s. to
30s.)-
Frontispiece after N. Guiba] by B. Htibner, 8 fleurons on titles, 1
signed : Lamine, and 6 after Guibal, 2 plans and 365 figures on 27 plates,
all engraved by or under the direction oi Chretien de Mechel. First
issue, and the collection is the more interesting as the gallery has
been destroyed by fire.
Galerie des tableaux (La) ou Contes nouveaux par un descen-
dant de Jean Boccace, pour servir a I'education du beau
sexe. A Tempe (Paris), 1780, 8vo., engraved title and
9 pretty plates after Martinet (title and 2 plates are not
signed) (lO.s.).
Galerie Dramatique, ou acteurs et actrices celfebres qui se sont
illustres sur les trois grands Theatres de Paris, orn^e de
60 portraits. Paris, veuve Hocquard, 1809, 2 vols., 12mo.,
60 coloured portraits (£2 to £3).
Galerie de Florence, Tableaux, Statues, Bas-Reliefs et Camees
de la galerie de Florence et du palais Pitti, dessines par
Wicar, peintre, et graves sous la direction de C. L. Masque-
lier, aveq les explications par Mongez. A Paris, chez
Lacombe, 1789-1821, 4 vols., roy. fol. Originally pub-
lished in 50 parts of 4 plates each (published at 18 frs. and
double large paper), together 200 plates (£3 to £4).
A few copies exist on superfine paper (papier superfin d'Annonay)
with the plates in unlettered proofs. M. Em. Martin's copy in such a
state, having besides 500 plates added, was sold for 1400 frs.
Galerie lyrique des spectacles. Paris, chez Janet, s.d., 16mo.,
engraved title and 6 plates, not signed (10s.).
Galimard fils (P. J.). Architecture de Jardins, dediee a
Monsieur Joly de Fleury, par G. . . . fils. A Paris, chez
Mondhare, s.d. (circa 1765), fol., engraved title by Binet
after Marillier, and 68 plates after Galimard by Berthault,
Thenard, and Moreau le jeune (£8 to £10).
Galland. Les Mille et une Nuits, contes arabes, traduit en
frangais par M. Galland, 6" edition revue et corrig^e. La.
Haye, P. Hurson, 1729, 12 vols., 16mo., 6 frontispieces
(twice repeated) (15s.).
The Leide edition of 1768 is of little value.
Gallery of Fashion (edited by N. Heideloff). London, pub-
lished for Subscribers, 1794-1803, 10 vols., 4to., 240
coloured plates of costumes ; very scarce (£25 to £30).
204 GALLEEY— GAEQON
This periodical came out in monthly parts containing 2 coloured
plates each, and the publication price was £3 3s. per volume.
Gallery. Houghton Gallery. A Set of Prints engraved after
the most capital Paintings in the Collection of her
Imperial Majesty the Empress of Eussia, lately in the
possession of the Earl of Orford, at Houghton in Norfolk,
with Plans, Elevations, Sections, Chimney-Pieces, and
Ceilings. London, John and Josiah Boydell, 1788, 2 vols.,
Atlas fol., mezzotint portraits of Catherine H. by Caroline
Watson after Eosslin, and of Sir Robert Walpole by James
Watson after Wanlo, vignette on titles by Bartolozzi after
Cipriani, vignette heading the Dedication : P. P. Choifard
inv' and sculp', 5 pages of text in each volume, comprising
List of Prints in English and French, 28 Plans, Elevations,
Perspective Views, Chimney-Pieces, Ceilings, etc., by
Fourdrinier after Ripley, Kent, and Ware (on 19 leaves),
and 129 mezzotint portraits and plates (on 107 leaves, viz.,
vol. 1 with 60 plates on 51 11., and vol. 2 with 69 plates on
56 11.) after Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Leonardo da Vinci,
Rubens, Velasco, Titian, Huysom, A. v. Welf, Poussin,
Temiers, Kneller, P. Lilly, Wotton, Claude le Lorrain, and
others, by Aliamet, Bartolozzi, Earlom, Boydell, Gunst, C.
West, Spilsbury, etc. (£18 to £20, and considerably more
with proofs and etchings).
Gamache (De). Systeme du philosophe chretien par M. de
G . . . chanoine regulier. Paris, Jombert, 1746, 8vo., a
pretty vignette by Cochin (35.).
Gambado (G.). Academy for Grown Horsemen, . . . London,
1787, 4to., portrait-frontispiece and 11 tinted plates after
Bunbury (15*. to 20.^.).
Gambado. Annals of Horsemanship. . . . London, 1791, 4to.,
frontispiece, " Apothesis of Geoffrey Gambado," and 16
plates in tints after Bunbury (20s.).
V The authorship of both works is attributed to Captain Grose.
Garcilasso de la Vega. Histoire des Yncas, roi du Perou,
traduite de I'espagnol (par Baudoin). Histoire de la
conquete de la Floride (traduite par P. Richelet). Amsterdam,
J.-F. Bernard, 1737, 2 vols;, 4to., frontispiece and plates
after B. Picart (15s., and more on large paper).
Gargon et fille hermaphrodites, vus et dessines d'apres nature
par un des plus celfebras artistes et graves avec tout le soin
Houghton frALLEKY (No. 2)
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GAENIER— GAUTIER 205
possible pour I'utilite des studieux. A Paris, s.d. (about
1773), 8vo., title signed Beauble script, engraved text and
2 plates, not signed, but recall the style of Moreau Ic
jeune, after whom they have probably been engraved by Le
Mire or de Gendt or Saint- Aubin (20s., and considerably
more in the state of artist's proofs before the anatomical
indications, and before the altered pagination).
The name of the male hermaphrodite was Louis Hainault, and that of
the female Marie Ange.
Garnier (Althanase). Zephirine, ou I'Epoux libertin, anecdote
volee par I'auteur d' Adelaide. Amsterdam ou Paris, 1771,
post 8vo., 3 plates by Fessard after Huet (10s.). The
Bdhague copy in red morocco with dentelle, 100 frs.
Garnier (lAbbe). Figures de I'Histoire de France, 1778, roy.
4to., frontispiece and 143 plates after Lepici^, Monnet and
Moreau le jeune, engraved under the direction of Le Bas.
First attempt at illustrating the History of France. After
Le Bas' death, Moreau bought back the plates and substi-
tuted his own plates for those of Lepicie and Monnet
(12s. to 155.).
The 50 drawings of the latter two artists brought in the Renouard
sale, 61 frs. E. Martin's copy in old red morocco was sold under the
hammer for 125 frs. (See Moreau le jeune.)
Garsault (F. A. de). Le nouveau parfait Marechal, enrichi de
50 figures en taille-douce et un portrait par Tardieu, 3™^
edition, Paris, 1755, 4to. (10s.).
Garsault. Traite des Voitures pour servir de supplement au
nouveau parfait marechal, avec la construction d'une berline
nouvellement nommee I'lnversable. Paris, 1756, 4to.,
18 plates (20s. to 25s.).
Garsault. Le Guide du Cavalier; augments du Nouveau
parfait Marechal. Paris, 1770, 12mo., 7 pretty plates
designed and engraved by Eansonnette (10s.).
Gautier-Dagoty. Galerie Universelle contenant les portraits
des personnes celfebres de tous pays, actuellement vivantes,
graves en couleur par MM. Gautier-Dagoty pfere et fils aine
avec des notices historiques, etc. Paris, 1772, sm. foL,
8 portraits. This is one of the first attempts to print in
colours, but unhappily the series was discontinued ; rare
(30s.). '
206 GAUTIEK— GEBELIN
The figures represent Frederic II., Louis XV., Voltaire, Charles-
Emmanuel de Savoie, Marie-Therese d'Autriche, le Due de la Vrilli&re
d'Alembert, de Maupeou.
Gautier de Sibert. Histoire des Ordres royaux, hospitallers et
militaires de Notre-Dame de Mont-Carmel et de Saint-Lazare
de Jerusalem. Paris, Imprimerie royale, 1772, 4to., fine
frontispiece by de Ghendt after Eisen, fleuron on title by
Patas after de Seve, portrait of the comte de Provence by
Voysard after Michel Vanloo, 4 pretty vignettes after Eisen
by Delauuay, Massard and de Longueil, 2 plates and 4 tail-
pieces by Baquoy after Eisen (105., and more in morocco).
The dauphin's portrait is in one of the vignettes.
Gautier de Sibert. Catalogue des Chevaliers, Commandeurs et
Officiers de I'Ordre du Saint-Esprit, avec leurs noms et
qualit^s, depuis, I'institution jusqu'a present. Paris, de
I'imprimerie de Ballard, 1760, foL, fine frontispiece after
Boucher by L. Cars, fleuron by the same after Gravelot,
15 vignettes and about 50 tailpieces by L. Cars after
Gravelot (£2, and more in morocco).
Gay (J.). Fables by the late Mr. Gay. London, Tonson,
1727-38, 2 vols., 4to., vol. 1, fleuron on title and 51
vignettes in the text heading each fable, by Van Gucht after
Kent and Wootton ; vol. 2, frontispiece, fleuron on title and
16 plates by Scotin after Gravelot (£15 to £18). First
edition containing one of the earliest works executed by
Gravelot during his sojourn in England. The 8vo. edition
with the same date (lOs.).
Gay (J.). Fables . . . Newcastle, 1779, post 8vo., woodcuts
by T. Bewick (including the one for which he received the
Society's Medal) (12s. to 15s.).
Gay (J.). Fables . . . 1792, post 8vo., woodcuts by John
Bewick (5*. to 7s.).
Gay (J.). Fables, with Life of the Author, " Stockdale edition "
1793, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., 70 plates by Blake and others.
The first issue has the "s" long, in the second it was
modernized (25s. to 30s. and 10s. to 15s. respectively).
Gebelin (Ant. Court de) (Le Monde primitif). Allegories
Orientales, ou Le Fragment de SanchOniaton qui contient
I'Histoire de Saturne, suivie de celles de Mercure et d'Hercule
et de douze travaux avec leur explication, pour servir a
I'intelligence du Genie symbolique de I'Antiquit^. A Paris,
GENLIS— GlfiEAED 207
1773-82, 9 vols., 4to., 4 frontispieces by Romanet (3)
after Marillier (2) and Bornett (l), and 1 not signed,
8 vignettes by Simonet (4), Romanet (1), and Marie RioUet
(1), after Marillier (5), Bovinet (l), and 2 not signed, and
numerous plates (30s. to 40s.) ; vol. 9 is rare.
Genlis (Mme. la marquise de). Tlie&,tre de Soci^te. Paris,
Lambert, 1785, 2 vols., 12mo., 8 plates, not signed (3s.).
The fine portrait of the authoress writing at her desk by Copia after
Myris is generally added.
Gent(T.). History of the Loyal Town of Rippon. York, 1733,
8vo., plan and woodcuts (20s. to 25s.).
Gent (T.). Annales Regioduni Hullini, or, the History of the
Town of Kingston-upon-HuU. York, 1735, 8vo., plates
(20s. to 25s.).
Gent (T.). History of the great Eastern Window in St. Peter's
Cathedral, York. York, 1762, 8vo., plates (20.9.).
George (J. Gottl.). Description de toutes les nations de
I'empire de Russie, ou Ton expose leurs mceurs, religions,
usages, habitations et habillements et autres particularites
remarkables, traduite de I'allemand. St. Petersbourg, aux
dep6ns de Charles Guillaume Mulicr, 1776-77, 3 vols., 4to.,
95 plates, not signed, 3 head and 3 tailpieces signed C. M.
Roth. Copies with the plates coloured are preferable ; they
faithfully render the costumes of the land {£3 to £4).
The Qgrman edition was published the same year, 4 parts, 4to.
Gerard (Abbe). Le Comte de Valmont, ou les Egarements
de la Raison, lettres recueillies et publiees par M . . . Paris,
Moutard, 1774, 3 vols., l2mo., 10 plates (including frontis-
piece) by Le Villain after Liot, and an escutcheon by the
same artists heading the dedication {6s.).
Gerard (Abbe). Le Comte de Valmont . . . Paris, Moutard,
1779, 5 vols., 8vo., 14 plates dated 1775 after Monnet by
Fessard, Maillet, Triere and Le Grand (8s.).
Gerard (Abbe). Le Comte de Valmont. Paris, Bossange,
1807, 6 vols., 8vo., 4 vols., 12mo., 12 plates by Legrand
after Monnet (5s.).
Gerard (Abbe). Le Comte de Valmont . . . Paris, Bossange, 1807,
6 vols., 8vo., 6 plates after Moreau by Delvaux, de Ghendt,
Hulk and Trifere (6s., treble with unlettered proofs, and
half the reduced edition in 12mo.).
208 Gl&EARD— GEEVAISE
Moreau's original drawings in sepia, sold for 170 frs., in the sale
of the Comte de La Bedoyere, now form part of the Collection of
L. Eoederer.
Gerard de Lairesse. Le Grand Livre des Paintres ou I'Art de
la Peinture, considere dans toutes ses parties et demontre
par principes, traduit du hollandais par Jansen. Paris,
a I'hStel de Thou, 1787, 2 vols., 4to., 35 plates signed :
Benard direxit (25s., and more on large paper).
Germain (Pierre, dit le Remain). Elements d'Orfevrerie divises
en deux parties de chacune cinquante feuilles, composes
par Pierre Germain, marchand orfevre joaillier a Paris,
Prix, 24 livres. A Paris chez I'auteur, place du Carrousel,
1748, 2 parts in 1 vol., 4to., title, 4 prel. 11. title for part 2,
and 100 plates after Germain (save 7 signed J. Eoettiers)
by J. J. Pasquier (except 2 signed by Baquoy) (£18 to £20).
This precious collection comprises the finest patterns of Parisian silver
plate of the Louis XV. period. The first issue has the autograph signature
of Germain on titles. M. R. Lion's copy in red morocco double by Cuzin,
1190 frs. ; Comte de la Beraudiere's copy in calf, 675 frs. M. DelzoUies'
copy in morocco by Chambolle with Germain's signature on titles, 450
frs. (Paris sale, 1894). M. F. Chereau bought up the plates and published
an edition with his name and address (rue St. Jacques aux 2 Piliers d'or)
added on the title, and the first part consisting of 8 sheets numbered
and classified A-H, containing 6, 7, 6, 6, 7, 6, 6, and 6 plates respectively.
The first plate of each sheet bears the address, " A Paris chez V. Fr.
Chereau, rue St. Jacques." M. Hip. Destailleur's copy of the first issue
with an extra allegorical piece engraved by G. Germain, 1766, and an
original drawing by P. Germain inserted, 650 frs. (1895).
Germain (Pierre). Livre d'Ornemens, composes par Pre.
Germain, m''' orfevre-joaillier, a Paris, 1751. A Paris,
chfes I'auteur, place du Carrousel, a I'orffevrerie du Eoy.
oblong fol. 10 plates, including title, by Pasquier after
P. Germain (£7 to £8).
Gersaint. Catalogue raisonne des curiosites du cabinet de M.
Quentin de Lorangere. Paris, 1744, 8vo., frontispiece by
Cochin pfere after Cochin fils (4s.).
This frontispiece has since been used for the " Catalogue des Estampes
de M. de Fonspertius," and after Gersaint's death for his own Catalogue,
Gervaise de la Touche. Histoire de dom B . . . . portier des
Chartreux, ecrite par lui-meme. A Francfort, chez J. J.
Trotener, imprimeur-libraire, aux Cigognes, 1748, 2 parts
in 1 vol., Bvo., frontispiece and 19 plates falsely attributed
to Caylus (£5).
A previous edition appeared : a Rome, chez Philotanus, 1745, 12mo.)
with 28 plates. Comte de Lignerolles' copy of the 1748 edition in a
binding by Derome, 410 frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
GEEVAISE— GESSNER 209
Gervaise de la Touche. Histoire de Gouberdom, portier des
Chartreux, edition revue, corrigee et augmentee sous les
yeux du Saint-Pfere, 2. parts in 1 vol., 8vo. (with consecutive
paging), title with figure, frontispiece, and 19 plates (the
same as in the preceding edition) (£2).
Gervaise de la Touche. Memoires de Saturnin, ecrits par lui-
meme, nouvelle edition, corrigee et augmentee, avec figures.
A Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1787, 2 vols., 16mo., 21 pretty-
plates after Borel by EUuin, not signed (£5, and more than
treble on large paper, 8vo.).
It was also published with tte title of " Portier des Chartreux."
Gessner. Idylles et Poemes champetres, traduits de I'allemand
par M. Huber. Lyon, J. M. Bruyset, 1762, post 8vo.,
frontispiece by Watelet after Lavallee-Poussin, and 12 head
and tail pieces by the same (one by Marguerite Lecomte)
after Lavallee-Poussin and Pierre (6s.). Leboeuf de Mont-
germont's copy on Dutch paper in morocco, 640 frs. (over-
rated and hugely dear).
Gessner. Gessner Schriften. Zurich, Orell, Gessner, Fuseli.
1770-72, 5 vols., post 8vo., 5 engraved titles, 16 vignettes
and 19 tailpieces designed and engraved by Gessner
{10s.).
Gessner. Contes moraux et Nouvelles Idylles de D.
(Diderot) et Salomon Gessner. A Zuric, chez I'auteur, 1773.
Gluvres de Salomon Gessner, traduites de I'allemand, tome=
11. A Zuric, chez I'auteur, 1777, 2 vols., 4to., 2 engraved,
titles, 20 plates, 6 vignettes, and 33 tailpieces designed and
etched by Gessner (15a'., and much more in morocco).
The illustrations lack grace ; it is curious that the poet was his own.
artist. The German edition appeared in 1773-1778.
Gessner. Gluvres completes . . . S.l.n.d. (Paris, Cazin, 1778),
3 vols., 16mo., 3 titles, portrait, and 14 plates after
Marillier by de Ghendt (1), Delignon (1), Duflos jeune (2),
De Launay (5), and De Launay jeune (5) (10s. first issue
and half second issue, 1782).
Gessner. QSuvres . . . traduites de I'allemand par M. Huber,
nouvelle edition, ornee de figures. Lyon, Amable Leroy,
1783, 3 vols., 16mo., 11 plates, not signed (4s.).
Gessner, CEuvres . . . (traduction en frangais par Huber,
Meister et Brutte de Loirelle), 3 vols., roy. 4to. The
first engraved title bears : Paris, ches I'auteur des estampes,
p
210 GESSNEE
veuve Herissant et Barrois I'aine, s.d. (1786-93), 3
engraved titles by Baquoy, 3 frontispieces (1 with, por-
trait), after Le Barbier by Ingouf, Dambrun, and Ponce, 2
fleurons, 2 vignettes, 66 tailpieces, and 71 plates after Le
Barbier by Baquoy (5), Delignon (4), Gaucher (2), Gode-
froy (10), Halbou (14), Le Beau (2), Le Vilain (2), de
Longueil (12), Pauquet (2), Petit (l), Ponce (9), Texier (l),
Thomas (4), and Trifere (3) (£3 to £4, and treble on large
paper, folio, with the plates before the numbers, as tliey do
not exist before the letters).
E. Martin's copy, on. large vellum paper ia folio, with unnumbered
plates and several etchings and other plates added, 700 frs. M.
DelzoUies' ordinary paper copy, in the old marbled calf binding, 173 frs.
(Paris sale, 1894). Most of Le Barbier's original drawings are now the
property of M. Rattier. A certain number of others form part of the
collection of A. Piet. There are some copies printed on bluish paper of
less value.
'Gessner. CEuvres . . . Paris, Dufart, s.d. (circa 1800), 2
vols., roy. 8vo., 2 engraved titles after Marillier by Ponce,
portrait by Delvaux, and 24 pretty plates after Monnet by
Duprdel, Giraud jeune, Letellier, and Macret (10s., and
more on large Dutch paper with unlettered proofs).
'Gessner. CEuvres completes. Paris, imprimerie Patris, s.d., 2
vols., 8vo., portrait after Berth and 16 plates (5s.).
Gessner. CEuvres completes. Paris, Eenouard, 1795, 4 vols.,
post 8vo., 3 portraits of Gessner (after Denon by St.
Aubin), Diderot (after Vanloo by St. Aubin), and Huber
(after Graff by Tardieu) (5s.).
•.• M. Auguste Fontaine, in his catalogue for 1877, offers a copy of
Gessner's Qjluvres ... A Paris, Renouard, 1798, 4 vols., 8vo., with
portrait and plates after Moreau.
Gessner. CEuvres . . . Paris, Eenouard, an VIL (1799), 4
vols., 8vo., vellum paper, 3 portraits of Gessner (after
Denon by St. Aubin), of Huber (after Graff by Tardieu),
and of Diderot (after Vanloo by Aug. de St. Aubin), and
48 plates after Moreau by Baquoy, Dambrun, Delvaux,
Dupreel, de Ghendt, Girardet, Lemire, Petit, Simonet, and
Trifere (25s., and on large vellum paper or thin Dutch paper,
with unlettered proofs (only 20 copies printed), £6, and
more before the numbers).
E. Martin's copy on large vellum paper, with unlettered proofs,
345 frs. ; the Delbergue-Cormont copy, 410 frs. Two copies exist on
vellum, one of which, containing Moreau's original drawings, was sold in
the Renouard sale for the meagre sum of 495 frs. It has since passed
into the Due d'Aumale's library at Chantilly. Renouard had previously
GESSNEE— GILLET 211
published an edition Dijon, chez Causse, 1795, 4 vols., 8vo., vellum
paper and large paper, and 2 copies on vellum (one in the Renouard sale
fetched 125 frs.).
Gessner. OEuvres . . . nouvelle edition ornee de figures.
Paris, Dufart, an V. (1797), 4 vols., 12mo., portrait and
24 plates, not sighed, but in the style of Monnet {6s., and
20s. on large paper witli unlettered proofs).
Gessner. (Euvres completes . . . nouvelle edition, avec figures,
Paris, Patris et Giber t, 1801, 3 vols., 8vo. and 12mo., vellum
paper, portrait signed Berthet, and 14 plates after Binet by
Blancbard or not signed (10s.).
Gessner. (Euvre grave de Salomon Gessner. Zuric, s.d., 2
vols., fol., 166 plates containing 336 subjects designed and
engraved by Gessner (30s. to 405.).
Of this edition, executed at the expense of the family after the
originals, which had before appeared in different parts, only 25 copies
are said to have been printed. The " 52 Paysages " and " 32 Paysages,"
forming part of the work, are sometimes to be met with separately.
Gessner. La Mort d'Abel, traduite par Huber. Ldndres, 1785,
16mo., frontispiece by Benoit after Van der WerfF, and 4
plates by Delvaux after Marillier (3s.).
Gessner. La Mort d'Abel, poeme traduit par Huber. Paris,
Defer de Maisonneuve, 1793, roy. 4to., frontispiece and 5
plates printed in colours after Monsiau by Colibert, Case-
nave,' and Clement (20.s., and more with the plates before
the numbers).
E. Martin's copy on large vellum paper, 66 frs.
Gessner. La Mort d'Abel, poeme en cinq chants, . . . nouvelle
Mition, avec figures. A Paris, Patris, 1801,2 vols., 16mo.,
portrait, not signed, and 6 plates by Blanchard after Binet
(3s., and on vellum paper with unlettered proofs, 15s.).
Gherardi. Le Theatre italien de Gherhardi, ou le Recueil
General de toutes les comedies et scenes frangoises jouees
par les comediens italiens du roi pendant tout le temps
qu'ils ont ete au service. Enrichi d'estampes en taille-
douce a la t^te de chaque com^die. Paris, Pierre Witte, 1717,
6 vols., 12mo., frontispiece, plates and engraved musical
notes. The collection contains 1 1 pieces by Regnard, the
only compositions of that genre preserved from that author
(12s.). The 1741 edition, 8s. to 10s.
Gillet de Moyvre. La Vie et les Amours de Tibulle, chevalier
romain, et de Sulpice, dame romaine. Paris, 1743, 12mo.,
12 plates after Dubercelle (4s.).
212 GILLIEE— GIEAED
Gillier (J. C). Eecueil d'Airs frangois, serieux et a boire a
une, deux et trois parties. Londres, 1723, fol., fleuron with
the Prince of Wales crown in centre on title, and music
(12s. to I5s.).
Gilliers. Le Cannameliste frangais, ou Nouvelle Instruction
pour ceux qui desirent d'apprendre I'office redige en forme
de dictionnaire par le sieur G. . . . Nancy, impr. Cusson,
1751, 4to., frontispiece and 13 plates by Lotha from designs
by Dupuis (designer of the pleasure menus of the King
Stanislas) (£2 to £3, and double in old morocco).
The 1768 edition is worth less than half.
Gillot. La Vie de N.-S. Jesus-Christ, inventee et dessinee par
Gillot, peintre de I'Academie Royale. ~ A Paris, chez
Huquier et chez la veuve de F. Chereau, 4to., engraved
title and 99 etchings by G. Huquier after Gillot (405.).
Gillot. Nouveaux Desseins d'habillements a I'usage de Balets,
Operas et Comedies, inventus par M. Gillot de I'Academie
Eoyale de peinture et graves par JouUain. Se vend a
Paris, chez Joullain, cTiez M. Dolibeau cordonnier, rue
Froid-manteau et chez le Sr. Duchange, etc. (circa 1725),
8vo., frontispiece and 84 plates of costumes (£6 to £8
and more with the plates before the numbers).
Gillot was "Watteau's tutor, and his drawings are replete with spirit
and grace.
Gillot. Theatre Italien, Livre de Scfenes comiques inventees
par Gillot. A Paris, chez Huquier et chez la veuve
Chereau, 4to., frontispiece containing the above title and
41 plates of harlequins, swaggerers, scaramouches, etc.,
besides 15 oblong plates, by Huquier and Joullain (the last
plate after Watteau by Tardieu) (£2).
We may here register a few more series of this author, viz. Livre de
Portieres pour Tapisseries, 6 plates designed and etched by Gillot;
Nouveaux Dessins d'Arquebuserie, 6 plates designed and engraved by
Gillot ; Livre d'Ornemens de Trophees, Culs-de-lampe et Devises, 12
plates after Gillot by Huquier, 1732 ; Deux pieces, Dessus de
Clavecin, engraved by Crepy and Caylus, and several others engraved
by Caylus. All these series are worth from 40s. to 50s. each. (See
also Fables de La Motte.)
Gillot. Nouveau Livre de Principes d'Ornements . . . d'apres
les desseins de C. G. . . . (Paris, Huquier) s.d., 4to., 12
plates engraved by Huquier (40s. to 50s.).
Girard (J.-F.). Nouveau Traitd de la perfection sur le fait des
arms . . . par le Sr. P. J.-F. Girard, anc. offic. de marine;
Enseigner la maniere de combattre de I'epee de pointe seule
GIEAED— GOBET 213
. . . Paris (Moette), 1736, oblong 4to., portrait, engraved
title, and 116 plates (505. to 60s.).
The subsequent edition, La Haye, 1740, is worth less than half.
Girard (J.-F.). L'Academie de I'llomme d'Epee, ou la Science
parfaite des exercices defensifs et ofFensifs, en 116 planches
en taille-douce, accompagn^es d'explications detaillees avec
soin. La Haye, 1755, 4to., oblong (30s.).
Gir9,rd (J.-F.). Traits des Armes, dddie au Eoy . . . orne
de figures en taille-douce. Paris, Moette, 1787, oblong
4to., title engraved by Herblot, portrait designed and
engraved by Jacques de Favanne, and 115 plates (25s.
to 30s.).
Girardet (Samuel). Histoire du Vieux et du Nouveau Testa-
ment, representee en 466 figures en taille douce avec deux
cartes. Chez Samuel Girardet libraire au Locle, 1781, roy. .
8vo. (10s.).
Curious engravings by the old Swiss publisher, ancestor of the whole
dynasty of artists of the Girardet family.
Girardet. Nouvelle Methode d'enseigner les Enfants. A
Locle, chez Samuel Girardet, 1789, post 8vo., frontispiece
and 84 allegorical plates (lOs.).
Badly printed, but rare.
Girardet. La Danse des Morts, pour servir de miroir a la
nature humaine avec le costume dessine a la moderne et des
vers a chaque figure. Au Locle, chez S. Girardet libraire,
s.d., 8vo., frontispiece, engraved title, headpiece and 21
plates containing 42 subjects (15s.).
Another work of Girardet is : Art de bien vivre et de bien mourir,
Au Locle 1788, 8vo.
Girardin. Promenade ou Itineraire des jardins d'Ermenouville.
Paris, Merigot pfere 1788, 16mo., 25 plates (aquatint),
designed and engraved by Merigot fils (25s.).
Girardin. Promenade ou Itineraire des jardins de Chantilly.
Paris, Desenne, 1791, 8vo., 20 aquatint plates, designed and
engraved by Merigot, and a plan (25s.).
This volume was brought out by Merigot, and erroneously attributed
to Comte 0. Stanislas X. de Girardin.
Girouard. La Eose sans epines . . . Paris, an VIIL 16mo., a
pretty plate, not signed (5s.).
Gobet et I'Abbe Pichon. Sacre et couronnement de Louis XVI.
See : Patas.
214 GODAED— GOETHE
Godard d'Aucourt. La Paris^ide, ou Paris dans les Gaules.
Paris, Pissot, 1773, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 plates by Lempereur
after Pierre (3s.).
Godard d'Aucourt. L'Acaddmie militaire ou les Heros subal-
ternes. Nouvelle edition. A Amsterdam, 1777, 2 vols.,
12mo., 2 engraved titles, and 21 plates after S. P. 0. N.,
by F. A. (10s.).
Goddard. Memoires Turcs, par un auteur turc de toutes les
academies mabometanes, etc. . . . nouvelle edition, avec
figures. Amsterdam (Paris), par la S6ciete, 1776, 2 vols.,
12mo., fine frontispiece and 4 plates after JoUain, by
Henriquez (6s., and more on Dutch paper).
Goddard. Themidore, ou, Mes Fredaines. Paris, Dentu, 1797,
2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates, not signed (10s.).
Goddard. L' Academic Militaire, ou les Heros subalternes, par
P. . . . auteur suivant Tarmee. Amsterdam, 1777, 4
parts in 2 vols., 12mo., engraved title (different for each
volume) and 4 plates, all by F. N. . . . after F. P. . . .
(10s., and double on stout Dutch paper.)
Godonnesche. Medailles du rfegne de Louis XV. S.Ln.d.
(Paris), sm. foL, frontispiece by Cars after F. Le Moyne,
a cartouch for the title, not signed, and 52 leaves
surrounded with historiated borders containing the repro-
ductions of medals, not signed (6s.).
Goethes Schriften. Zweite Auflage mit Kupfern. Berlin,
1777, 3 vols., 16mo., 3 fleurons on titles after Meil, and
7 plates after Kriiger (3) and Chodowiecki (4) (15s.).
Goethe. Werther, traduit de I'allemand (par Seckendorf).
Maestricht, 1776, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 vignettes on
titles by Chodowiecki (5s.).
Goethe. Die Leiden des jungen Werther. Berne, 1775, 12mo.,
engraved title, vignette and tailpiece by Dunker (3s.).
Goethe. Passions du jeune "Werther. Bheims, Cazin, 1784,
1786 or 1792, 16mo., frontispiece by Chapuy (3s.).
Goethe. Passions du jeune Werther, enrichies de gravures avec
tablettes economiques, etc. Paris, Desnos (circa 1790), 16mo.,
frontispiece by Chapuy and 12 plates, not signed, probably
by the same artist (10s.).
GOETHE— GOLDSMITH 215
Goethe. Werther, traduit de I'allemand de Goethe par
Aubry. Paris, Didot, 1797, 2 vols., 16mo., 4 plates after
Berthon hy Duplessi-Bertaux (10s., and more on vellum-
paper with unlettered proofs).
Reprinted an XII. (1804).
Goethe. Les Souffrances du jeune Werther, traduction nouvelle
(par La BMoyfere). Paris, Didot, 1809, 8vo., 3 plates after
Moreau, by de Ghendt and Simonet (6s., and more than
treble on vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
The etchings are excessively rare, and fetched as much as 1500 frs.
However, M. Morgand had in his Catalogue, 1879-81, a copy on vellum
paper with the plates in two states, before and with letters, and with
the etchings, hf. bd. uncut, marked 800 frs.
Goethe. Alfred, ou les Annees d'apprentissage de Wilhelm
Meister, traduit de I'allemand par de Sevelinges, avec figures
et romances gravees.- Paris, 1802, 3 vols., 12mo., 3 plates-
by Bovinet after Bonnet (Ss.).
Goethe. Herman et Dorothee, pofime en IX. chants, traduit-
par Bitaube. Paris et Strasbourg, Didot le jeune, 1800,.,
pretty plate by Huot after Catel (36'., and more than treble-
on vellum paper with unlettered proof).
Goethe. Lettres de Charlotte. pendant sa liaison avec Werther,..
traduites de I'anglais (sic) par M. D. D. S. G. (David de Saint-
Georges) avec un extrait d'.El^onore. Paris, Royez, 1787,
2 parts in 1 vol., 16mo., 2 vignettes by Chodowiecki (55.,
and considerably more on large paper in 8vo.).
Goez (J. F. de). Exercises d'imagination de differentes caractferes
et formes humaines, inventes, peints et dessines par J. F. de
Goez. Se vend a Augsbourg (1783), 4to., 100 curious plates
by Brichet, representing various types in the higher and
lower orders, as well as in the middle class and the army.
The legends are in French, except the last 15. The 12
pages of explanations are in German (£2, and more with
the plates in red).
Goldoni. Opere. Venezia, 1761, 16 vols., 8vo., plates by
Baratti after Novelli (10s.).
Goldsmith (0.). Vicar of Wakefield. London, 1792, 2 vols.,
8vo., 6 plates by Parker after Stothard (30s, to 40s.).
Goldsmith (0.). Vicar of Wakefield. Hereford, 1778, Bvo.,
woodcuts by T. Bewick (15s. to 20s.).
216 GOLDSMITH— GOEJY
Goldsmitli (0.). The Vicar of WakeBeld . . . Paris, Renouard,
an VIII. (1800), 12nio., vellum paper, 6 pretty plates, not
signed {6s., and more with, the etchings). Renouard's copy
(one of two on vellum) with the 6 original drawings sold
in his sale only for 36 frs. Etienne Aignan's French trans-
lation entitled Le Ministre de Wakefield, 2 vols., 12mo.,
with 2 vignettes designed and etched by G. Texier (3s.);
Imbert fils' translation under the same title,. Paris, an XI.
(1802), 2 vols., 12mo., with 2 plates by Adam after Huot
{5s.).
Goldsmith. Le Retour du Philosophe, ou le Village abandonne,
poSme imite de I'anglois du docteur Goldsmith par le
chevalier R. * * * (Rutlige) Bruxelles, Boubers, 1772,
8vo., 1 plate, 1 fleuron on title, 2 vignettes, and 2 tail-
pieces designed and engraved by Antoine Cardon (4.s.).
Oomez (M. A. Poisson, dame de). Crementine, reine de Sanga,
histoire indienne. Paris, Charles Le Clerc, 1727, 2 vols.,
12mo., 8 plates by Scotin after Bonnart (5s.).
Gomez. Les Journees amusantes. Amsterdam, l731, 8 vols.,
16mo., frontispiece and 19 plates, not signed (10s.).
Reprinted 1737.
iGomez. Histoire d'Eustache de Saint-Pierre, au sifege de la
ville de Calais, sous le rfegne de Philippe de Valois, roi de
France, en 1346 et 1347. A Calais et a Paris, chez Vente,
1765, 12mo., engraved title and frontispiece containing
portrait of Eustache, not signed (3s.).
'Gooch (T.). Life and Death of a Race Horse, 1792, fol., 6
plates in aquatint (£4 to £5).
Gorgy. Lidorie, ancienne chronique allusive. Paris, Guillot,
1790, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 curious plates after Gorgy (3s.).
Gorgy. Saint-Alme. Paris, Guillot, 1790, 2 vols., 16mo.,
2 plates after Gorgy (3s.).
Gorjy. JSTouveau Voyage sentimental, 6" edition. Paris, chez
Louis, an IIL de la Republique, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates,
not signed (4s.).
Gorjy. Blangay . . . seconde edition. Paris, Guillot, libraire
de Monsieur, 1789, 2 vols., 16mo., 3 plates in vol. 1, and 1
in vol. 2, not signed (6s.).
Reprinted 1793.
GORJY— GEABNEE 217
Gorjy. Ann' quia Bredouille, ou le Petit Cousin de Tristram
iShandy . . , Paris, 17'91-92, 6 vols., 16mo., 9 plates, not
signed (8 s.).
Gorsas. L'Ane promeneur, ou Critfes promene par son kne,
chef-d'oeuvre pour servir d'apologie au gout, etc. . . . 3rd
edition. Pampelune (Paris), chez Demointe, 1786, 8vo.,
curious plate, not signed (5 s.).
Gosse (C). Garin ou le heros provencal, roman erotico comique
par C. Gosse, auteur des Amants Vendeens. Paris, Andre,
an huitifeme (1800), 12mo., 2 plates after Chaillou by
Mariage (3s.).
Gough (Richard). Sepulchral Monuments of Great Britain,
applied to illustrate the History of Families, Manners,
• Habits, and Arts from the Norman Conquest to the seven-
teenth Century. London, 1786-96, 3 vols, in 5, imp. foL,
numerous plates (£12, and more if free from stains). Mr.
R. W. Wilbraham's copy in russia was sold in June, 1898,
for £16 10s.
Many copies having been destroyed by fire, very few are to be found
' complete.
Gough. Some Account of the Alien Priories and of such Lands
as they are known to have possessed in England and Wales.
London, 1779, 2 vols., 8vo., map and plates (15s. to 20s.).
Gough. An Account of a rich illuminated Missel executed for
John Duke of Bedford, Regent of France under Henry VI.
London, 1794, 4to., 4 outline plates (lOs.).
A copy containing the set of plates on vellum, illuminated in gold,
silver, and colours, was sold in the Lawrence sale in 1892 for £12 10s.
The original Missel is in the British Museum.
Goury de Champgrand. Traite de Venerie et de Chasse. Paris,
1769, 2 parts in 1 vol., 4to., 39 plates by L. Halbou (255.).
St-Quentin's copy sold in Paris sale, 1894, for 34 frs.
Goya. Caprichos inventa dos y Grabados al Agua forte par
Francesco Goya y Lucientes pintor (Madrid, circa 1799),
roy. 4to., 80 satirical plates designed and etched by Goya.
He is the Hogarth of Spain ; his scenes disclose a dry
humour and scathing satire. (The first issue, which may
be known by the reddish tone of the ink, is very rare, and
valued at £6 ; the reimpressions executed by the Madrid
process of chalcography, 305.).
Grabner (J.). Brieven over de Vereenigde Nederlanden. Te
Haarlem, 1792, 8vo., 4 coloured plates of female costumes
(65.).
218 GEAPFIGNY— GEANDEUE
Graffigny (Mme. de). Cenie, pifece en cinq actes, representee
pour la premifere fois par les comediens frangois ordinaires
du Eoi, le 25 juin, 1750. Paris, Cailleau, 1751, 12mo.,
engraved title with fleuron and 1 plate by Fessard after Le
Lorrain (5s.).
Graffigny (Mme. de). Lettres d'une Peruvienne, nouvelle
edition, etc. . . . Paris, Duchesne, 1753, 2 vols., 12mo.,
2 engraved titles, not signed, 2 plates, and 2 vignettes by
Delafosse after Eisen (6s.).
Reprinted 1754, 1760, and 1761.
Graffigny (Mme. de). Lettres d'une Peruvienne . . . traduites
du frangais en italien par M. Deodati avec le text en regard.
Paris, impr. de Migheret, 1797, 8vo., author's portrait
after La Tour by Gaucher, and 6 fine plates after Le
Barbier by Choffard, Halbou, Patas, Gaucher, Ingouf, and
Lingee (15s., and with the unlettered proofs, £4, and double
on large paper, with the etchings added).
Comte de La Bedoyere's copy having Gaucher's drawing of the
portrait and Le Barbier's original drawings in sepia, sold in his sale
(1862) for the meagre sum of 225 frs., and was resold in the Leboeuf
de Montgermont sale for 2500 frs. St.-Quentin's copy in 8vo with
unlettered proofs in morocco, 141 frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
Graffigny (Mme. de). Lettres d'une Peruvienne . . . nouvelle
edition, etc. Paris, Didot I'aine, an V. (1797), 2 vols.,
16mo., portrait signed J. B. Garand del De Launay, sculp.,
and 8 charming plates after Leffevre by Coiny (7), and
Ingouf- (1) (15s., and double on vellum paper, and with
unlettered proofs (one of 100 copies), 70s. ; on large vellum
paper with unlettered proofs, £5 ; with the etchings added,
£12 ; and with the additional counter proofs, £20).
The publication price was, ordinary paper 6 frs., vellum paper 12 frs.,
and large vellum paper with unlettered proofs 24 frs. (only 100 copies
were printed of the large paper). Delbergue-Cormont's copy on large
vellum paper with plates in 4 states, 700 frs. St.-Quentin's copy
(large vellum paper), with unlettered proofs and the etchings in citron
morocco, 695 frs. Paris sale, 1894 ; Bordier's copy, vellum paper with
unlettered proofs (no etchings) in old morocco, 159 frs. ; and Delzollies'
on large vellum paper with unlettered proofs in calf, 120 frs. (Pans
sale, 1894).
Grand Castriotto d'Albanie (Le), histoire (par Zannowich).
Francfort, ehez J. -J. Kessler, 1779, 8vo,, frontispiece with
portrait not signed (is). See Histoire de la duchesse de
Kingston.
Grandeur de Dieu dans ses moindres ouvrages (La), ode. Paris,
GEANDIDIEE— GEASSET 219
chez Desprez, sm. 4to,, consists of 12 pages with pretty
frontispiece by Y. Le Gouaz after B.-L. Provost (3s.).
G-randidier (L'abbe). Vues pittoresques de I'Alsace. Stras-
bourg, IT" 8 5, 4to., 17 pretty plates designed and engraved
in bistre by Walter (10s.).
Grandval (pfere). Le Vice puni, ou Cartouche, poSme, nouvelle
edition, etc. . . . avec des figures convenables a chaque
chant, dont les dessins ont ete faits sur les lieux ou
Cartouche s'est le plus signale. Paris, Pierre Prault,
1726, 8vo., frontispiece and 16 plates by Scotin after
Bonnard (8s.). Van der Helle's copy containing the original
drawings, 100 frs.
Grandval. Agate, ou la Chaste princesse, tragedie en trois
actes, par M. G * * * . Paris, 1756, Bvo., engraved title
and 3 vignettes, not signed (8s.).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in old morocco with dentelle, containing
also L'Eunuque and Les Deux Biscuits, all the 3 pieces together
105 frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
Grandval (fils). L'Eunuque, ou la Fidelle Infidelite, parade
en vaudeville, melee de prose et de vers, par M . . . a
Montmartre, 1750 ou 1755, 8vo., engraved title containing
5 scenes of the piece, vignette not signed, and 20 pages
of music (6s.).
Grandval. Les Deux Biscuits, tragedie traduite de la langue
que Ton parloit jadis au royaume d'Astracan et mise depuis
peu en vers frangois. Se vend a Astracan, chez un libraire,
1752, 8vo., 1 plate and 1 headpiece (6s.).
Grandval. Sirop-au-cul, ou I'Heureuse D^livrance, tragedie
h^roique - medifique, par Grandval fils, comedien italien.
Au Temple du Gotit, s.d. frontispiece, not signed (8s.).
Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. La Belle Captive, ou Histoire du
naufrage et de la captivity de Mademoiselle Adeline comtesse
de Saint-Fargel, ag^e de 16 ans, dans une des parties du
royaume d'Alger, en 1782. Paris, Remy et Musier, 1785,
12mo, frontispiece by Defraisne after Desrais (3s.).
Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. Costumes des reprdsentants du
peuple, membres des deux Conseils du Directoire, etc.
Paris, 1795, 8vo., frontispiece and 15 coloured costume
plates after Grasset de St.-Sauveur by Labrnusse (25s.).
220 GKASSET— GEATELOUP
Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. Les trois Manuels. Paris, chez
Derot, 1796, 16mo., frontispiece and 3 plates in bistre,
not signed (3s.).
Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. Les Fastes du Peuple frangais, ou
Tableaux raisonnes de toutes les actions heroiques et
civiques du soldat et du citoyen frangais. Edition orn^e
de gravures d'aprfes les dessins du citoyen Labrousse. Paris,
cbez Deroy (1796), an IV. de la E^publique frangaise,' 4to.,
frontispiece and 6 plates (15s.).
Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. Les Amours du fameux cbmte de
Bonnevai, pacha a deux queux, connu sous le nom d'Osman,
r^,digees d'aprfes de Memoires particuliferes. Edition ornde
de 4 gravures a I'acqua-tinte. Paris, chez Deroy, an IV.
(1796), 16mo. (15s.), 4 plates, not signed.
Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. Le Serail, ou Histoire des intrigues
secrettes et amoureuses des femmes du Grand Seigneur.
Paris, Deroy, an IV. (1796), 2 vols., 16mo., 8 pretty
aequatint plates, not signed (20s.).
Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. EncyclopMie des Voyages. Paris,
1795-96, 5 vols., 4to., 432 coloured plates (£4 to £5).
Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. L'Antique Rome ou Description
historique et pittoresque de tout ce qui concerne le peuple
romain dans ses costumes civils, militaires et religieux.
Paris, 1796, 4to, frontispiece and aequatint plates (15s.,
and double on large vellum paper with the plates plain
and coloured).
•.• Saint-Sauveur published also : "Costumes civils actuels de tous les
peuples connus, 1784," and " Costumes des peuples etrangers," both with
coloured plates, but of indifferent execution {iOs. and 25s. respectively).
Grateloup (J. B. de). (Euvre Grave (1771), 9 portraits of
small size, viz. : 2 portraits of Bossuet, 1 in 8vo. and
a bust in 12mo., both after Rigaud ; Descart after Hals,
12mo. ; Dryderi after Kneller, in Bvo. ; Pension after
Vivien, in 12mo. ; Adrienne Lecouvreur after Coypel,
8vo. ; Montesquieu after Dassier, 12mo. ; Cardinal de
Polignac after Eigaud, 12mo. ; J.-B. Rousseau after Aved.
Grateloup, an amateur artist, only took a limited number of
proofs, which are very rare (£20, and more than double
before letters, and fancy price for India proofs ; single
portraits sell according to state and rarity of impression,
varying between £3 and £6 each).
GEAYELLE— GEAVELOT 221
They are deservedly famous for their exquisite execution, by a special
process invented by the artist. A fine complete set sold in 1869 for
5200 francs. Bossuet's portrait, the last (executed) of the series, is
Grateloup's masterpiece. Some tentative pieces and portraits engraved
by Dr. J. P. S. de Grateloup, who inherited the secret of the -process
from his uncle, are sometimes added.
Gravelle (Levesque de). Eecueil de Pierres gravees antiques.
Paris, Marietta, 1732-37- 2 vols., 4to., 101 and 104 plates
{5s.)
There is a supplementary volume.
Gravelot (H. P. Bourguignon, called). Almanack Iconologique
ou des Arts pour I'annee 1674, orne de figures avec leurs
explications par M. Gravelot. Avec privilege du Eoy. A
Paris, chez Lattre, graveur, rue Saint-Jacques, a la ville de
Bordeau, 24mo., engraved throughout, engraved title by
Legrand, frontispiece by Lemire, and 12 engraved plates
after Gravelot by Choflfard, Bacquoy, Prevost, de Longueil,
and Lemire. The privilege is dated Novembre 1763, and
most of the plates bear the same date.
Gravelot et Cochin. Almanach Iconologique pour I'Annee
1765, et les Anndes suivantes jusqu'a 1781, par H.
Gravelot et Cochin. Paris, chez Lattre, Graveur rue Saint
Jacques, 17 vols., 16mo., engraved throughout with calendar
for each year, containing general frontispiece and portrait of
Gravelot by Gaucher, engraved title and 12 plates per
volume, altogether 12 titles and 204 plates after Gravelot
and Cochin by Aliamet, Baquoy, Choffard, Dequevauvillier,
Duclos, Duflos, Gaucher, de Ghendt, Godefroy, Halbou,
Ingouf, de Launay, Legrand, Lemire, Le Roy, Leveau,
Lingee, de Longueil, Masquelier, Massard, N46, Nicollet,
Ponce, Mme. Ponce, Prevost, Eousseau, A. de Saint-Aubin,
Vauville, and Simonet (£25, and double in morocco, and a
fancy price in a genuine Derome binding).
The titles of the first 10 volumes are all different, those of the
remaining 7 are all alike. They are respectively as follows : — Les Arts,
1 ; les Sciences, 2 parts, 1766 and 1774 ; les Vertus, 1 ; les Etres Meta-
physiques, 1 ; les Muses, 1 ; les Saisons, 1 ; les XII. Mois, 1 ; I'Homme, 1 ;
les Etres Moraux, 1 ; les Vertus et les Vices, 7. Nine volumes have been
engraved after Gravelot, and 8 after Cochin, the latter being superior.
Complete sets are of rare occurrence. Behague's copy, 4600 frs. De
Tinan's copy (2 years missing) 1000 frs. I have collated two sets in.
old morocco and in calf, and in both the Almanacks for 1766 and 1769
contained only 7 and 11 plates respectively. The Gosford copy of the
Almanach 1769 had only 11 plates. M. Grand-Carteret counts only
8 plates for Almanach 1766 (part 2 of "Les Sciences"), and how is that
to be reconciled with his summing up of 204 plates ? According to my
222 GEAVELOT— GEAVUEES
counting only 198 plates, and according to him 200 plates, make the
total. In some copies of the sets only the last 7 vols, comprise
calendars ; the Behague copy had none at all.
The drawings are dispersed. Baron R. P.'s copy of the Lattre
edition, containing 20 drawings of Cochin in red and black (a la san-
guine et au crayon noir), 1200 frs. In the Maherault sale 24 of
Gravelot's drawings a la plume (pen and pencil) et au bistre (in
brown) (as all his drawings are), 4600 frs.
Gravelot et Cochin. Iconologie par figures ou Traite complet
de la Science des Allegories en 350 figures gravees d'apres
les dessins de MM. Gravelot et Cochin, avec les explications
relatives a chaque sujet (ouvrage utile aux artistes, aux
amateurs et peuvent (sic) servir a I'education des jeunes
personnes). Paris, Lattre, graveur, s.d. (1789 or 1791),
4 vols., 12mo. and 8vo., 2 frontispieces containing portraits
of Cochin and Gravelot by Gaucher after Monnet and
Delatour, 4 engraved titles (3 by ChofFard, de Ghendt and
Legrand, and one unsigned) and 202 plates (within added
borders) (£3 to £4).
The second issue has the correction " pouvant " instead of " peuvent."
The mention of " 350 figures " on the first frontispiece of vol. 1, does not
mean that there are 350 plates, but that this number of figures is repre-
sented on the plates. It follows, therefore, that not only the text differs
from that of the Almanachs Iconologiques, but the additional different
subjects were specially composed and engraved for this edition. ( Vide
Preface.) In the 12mo. edition we meet sometimes the plates before
letters, and many even with the artist's name a la pointe, in which case
they are real artist's proofs taken prior to the first publication of the
Almanachs Iconologiques (worth quasi a fancy price).
Gravelot. Suite de petits Sujets. . . . dessines par Gravelot,
graves par J. Bacheley. A Paris, chez F. Chereau s.d.,
Svo., 80 subjects published in parts of 4 and 6 plates each
on 50 leaves and engraved within ornamental cartouches
(£5 to £6).
Gravelot. Planches gravees d'apres plusieurs Positions dans
lesquelles doivent se trouver les soldats, conformes a
I'ordonnance du Roy du 1" Janvier 1766, 4to., fine frontis-
piece after Gravelot by G. de La Haye, and 10 folding
plates containing 31 subjects or military figures by de La
Haye after Gravelot, besides tailpiece with the arms of
France and a certain number of technical plates (£2 to £3)-
Interesting collection. Gravelot was drawing-master in the military
School.
Gravures historiques des principaux Evenements depuis I'ouver-
ture desEtats generaux de 1789. Paris, Janinet, 1789, 2 parts
GE:&C0UET 223
in 1 vol., 8vo., 35 mezzotint plates after and by Janinet
(the last representing the 14 July, 1790) (40s. to 505.).
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy loose in sheets consisting of title and 51
mezzotint plates, 73 frs. (1895).
Grecourt (Abbe de). Philotanus, poeme par M. I'abbe * * *
Paris, chez Louis- Antoine Le Gond, rue de Bissy vis-a-vis
de I'hStel de Mailly, au cardinal de Eohan, 1720, 12mo.,
original fleuron on title, not signed (5s.).
Grecourt (Abbe de). Contes nouveaux par M. de G * * *,
Premiere partie. Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier, libraire sur
la Bourse, a I'Envie, 1745, 12mo., pretty frontispiece and
fleuron on title. Suite des CEuvres de M. de G * * *,
Amsterdam, 1745, 12mo., fleuron, not signed (3s.).
Grecourt (Abb4 de). (Euvres de Poesies de I'abbe de * * *
Paris, 1747, 2 vols., post 8vo., frontispiece and 2 fleurons
by Fessard after Cochin fils (4s.).
Grecourt (Abb6 de). (Euvres diverses de Grecourt, nouvelle
edition, soigneusement corrigee et augmentee d'un grand
nombre de pifeces qui n'avoient jamais 6te imprimdes.
Luxembourg, 1761, 4 vols., 12mo., portrait after Garand, 3
frontispieces and 4 fleurons on titles after Eisen by Baquoy
(10s., and more in morocco).
Grecourt. Gluvres diverses. Paris, 1763, 2 vols., 12mo.,
fleuron on each title after Eisen, portrait after J. B. Garand
and 3 frontispieces after Eisen, the whole engraved by
Bernigeroth (5 s.).
Grecourt. CEuvres diverses, nouvelle edition, augmentees du
Philotanus, de la Bibliotheque des damnes, etc. Londres,
1780 (Cazin), 4 vols., 16mo., 4 plates, not signed (lOs.).
Grecourt. (Euvres choisies de Grecourt. Geneve (Cazin),
1777, 3 vols., 16mo., 3 frontispieces, after Eisen (2) and
Marillier, one signed N. D. L. (Nicolas de Launay) (5s.).
Grecourt. (Euvres completes de Grecourt, nouvelle edition,
soigneusement corrigee et augmentee d'un grand nombre de
pifeces qui n'avoient jamais ete imprimees. A Luxembourg,
1764, 4 vols., 12mo., 4 titles and 4 pretty plates after Eisen
by Baquoy (15s., and double in morocco).
The Turner copy in a genuine Derome binding (red morocco), 680 frs^
Grecourt. (Euvres completes de Grecourt, enrichies de gravures.
Nouvelle Edition,, corrigee et augmentee d'un grand nombre
224 GElfeCOUETS— GEESSET
de pieces qui n'avaient jamais ete imprimees. Paris, Andre,
1795, or Chaigneau aine, an IV. (1796), 4 vols., 8vo., portrait
after Dupreel, and 8 plates after Fragonard fils by Dambrun,
Duparc, Giraud le jeune, Pauquet, Lingee, and Dupreel.
(105., and double on vellum paper with unlettered proofs,
and on large vellum paper and with the etchings, £4).
Em. Martin's copy in morocco, with artist's proofs and the etchings and
additional plates, 520 frs. M. Delzollies' copy on vellum with unlettered
proofs and the etchings, with a series of plates in two states (etchings
and proofs), after Eisen, autograph of Grecourt and about 58 vignettes,
mostly in the state of etching, or proof added in calf, uncut, 227 frs..
(Paris sale, 1894).
Grecourts Auserlesene Werke. Paris, bei Delaunay, 1796,
2 vols., 12mo., 6 plates of the Chodowiecki School ; rare
{20s.).
Greenhill (Th.). The Art of Embalming after the Egyptian
Method. London, 1705, 4to., plates ( 15s.).
Grdgoire. Explication des Ceremonies de la F^te Dieu d'Aix en
Provence. A Aix, chez Esprit David, 1777, 12mb., portrait
of Eene d'Anjoux and 12 folding plates, signed Paul et
Gaspard Gr^goire, and 1 plate of engraved music (5s.).
Gresset. Poe'sies de M. G * * *. A Blois, chez Ph. Masson,
1734, frontispiece by Scotin (3s.).
Gresset. (Euvres poetiques. Genfeve, 1742, 2 parts, 12mo.,
frontispiece by Scotin (3s.).
Gresset. Les CEuvres . . . enrichies de la critique de Vairvert.
Amsterdam, aux depens dc la Compagnie, 1747, 4 parts in
1 vol., 12mo., frontispiece by Scotin (3s.).
Gresset. (Euvres. Londres, Edouard Kelmaneck (Cazin),
1779, 2 vols., 16mo., 1 vignette by De Launay after Marillier.
(4s., and treble in morocco).
Gresset. QSuvres de M. Gresset, de I'Academie frangaise,
nouvelle edition revue, corrigee et considerablement
augmentee, avec figures. Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1780, 2
vols., 12mo., portrait by Delvaux and 7 plates, not signed
(6s.).
Gresset. CEuvres choisies de Gresset, orndcs de figures en
taille-douce, dessinees par Moreau le jeune. Paris, Saugrain,
Imprimerie de Didot jeune, an IL (1794), 16mo., 5 vignettes,
4 for " Vert- Vert " and 1 for " le Lutrin vivant," by Dupreel,
Duhamel, and Simonet after- Moreau (the vignette for "le
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Mechant " sometimes found added does not belong to this
edition) (12s., and treble on vellum paper, and on large
vellum paper with unlettered proofs, very rare, £6 to £8).
G6iiard's -copy in that state and with the etchings, 3000 frs. T. De
St.-Quentin's copy in ornamental morocco with the plates in two states
before and with letters, 470 frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
Gresset. ffiuvres de Gresset, Paris, VoUand, 1793 or 1794,
2 vols., 8vo., medallion portrait of Gresset and 6 plates
after Monnet (6s.).
Gresset. (Euvres de Gresset. Paris, Eenouard, 1811, 2 vols.,
Bvo., portrait by and after St.-Aubin, 8 plates after Moreau
by Simonet (7) and de Ghendt (1). Le Parrain magnifique
at the end of vol. 2 bears the date 1810 (20s., and more
than treble on vellum paper with unlettered proofs, and
considerably more on large vellum paper and with the
etchings).
Renouard's unique copy on vellum with the 9 original drawings, 905
frs., and one of two copies on large vellum paper, 300 frs. Delbergue-
Cormont's copy on vellum paper in blue morocco with the plates in three
states, 1580 frs. A copy on ordinary paper in mottled calf with
dentelle by Simier, 24 frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
Greuze (J.-B.). Divers Habillements suivant le costume
d'ltalie, dessind d'aprfes nature par Greuze, ornds de fonds
par Lallemand et graves d'aprfes les dessins du cabinet de
I'abbe Gougenot, par F. A. Moitte. Title and 24 leaves in
8vo. (£4).
A copy of "CEuvre*" in folio with 90 plates of Italian costumes, 233
frs. (Paris sale, 1894).
Gribelin (Simon). Six of Her Majesty's Pictures, drawn and
engraved from the Originals of Paulo Veronese, Jac.
Tintoreto, old Palma, Julio Eomano, and A. Schivone in
the Eoyal Galleries of Windsor and Kensington ... by
Sim. Gr. . . . London, 1712, oblong foL, title and 6 plates
by S. Gribelin (£2 to £3).
Gribelin. A new Book of Ornaments usefuU to all artists by
Gribelin. London, 1704, 4to., engraved title and 11 plates
(£2 to £3).
Grohmann (J.-G.). Eecueil d'Idees nouyelles pour la decoration
des Jardins et des Pares dans le g6ut anglais, gothique,
chinois; etc. Paris et Leipzig, 1796-99, 3 vols., roy. 4to.,
350 plates coloured and plain (£3 to £4).
Grose (F.). The Antiquities of England and Wales (4 vols.),
Q
226 GEOSE— GUAEINI
with a Supplement (2 vols.). London, 1773-87, 6 vols.,
roy. 4to. First edition, original impressions of the plates
(355. to 40s.).
The subsequent edition in 8 vols., imp. 8vo., is of about the same value,
and a higher price for large-paper copies.
Grose. The Antiquities of Scotland. London, 1789-91, 2
vols., imp. 8vo., plates (205. to 255., and more on large
paper).
Grose. The Antiquities of Ireland. London, 1791-95, 2 vols.,
imp. 8vo., plates (20s., and more on large paper).
The editions in 4;to. and folio of the above works, published by Stock-
dale many years later, have inferior impressions of the plates, and these
reprints (even with the plates coloured) should be avoided.
Grose. Military Antiquities respecting a History of the
English Army from the Conquest to the present Time.
London, 1786-88, 2 vols., 4to., plates (£2 to £3).
The 1801 edition, including the Ancient Armour, is of about the same
value, and more on large paper.
Grose. A Treatise on Ancient Armour and Weapons, illus-
trated by plates taken from the original Armour in the
Tower of London and other Arsenals, Museums, and
Cabinets. London, 1786, 4to., plates (10s.).
This work is annexed to the second edition of the Military Antiquities.
Grose. Principes de Caricatures, suivis d'un Essai sur la
peinbure comique, par Frangois Grose, traduits en franpais
avec des augmentations. Paris, Renouard, an X. (1802),
roy. 8vo., vellum paper, portrait and 28 folding and other
plates after Berggold, Grose, Newton, and Woodward, by
Grohmann (10s.).
Only 200 copies printed, and 1 on vellum. The original edition
appeared in 1788, 8vo., without plates.
Grouner. Histoire naturelle des glaciferes de la Suisse, traduc-
tion de M. de Keralio. Paris, 1770, 4to., 2 maps and 18
plates (10s.).
Gruber und Geissler. Sitten, Gebrauche und Kleidung der
Eussen in St. Petersburg dargestellt in 35 Gemalden mit
Beschreibung. Leipsig, s.d., 4to., 35 illuminated plates
designed and engraved by Geissler (30s.).
Guarini (Battista). II Pastor fido. In Parigi, appresso
Prault, 1750, 16mo., title engraved by Moreau (3s.) The
1766 edition with 6 pretty headpieces after Cochin by
Prevost (55.).
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Guarini (Battista). Opere. Verona, Timermani, 1737-38,
4 vols., 4to., 4 frontispieces after B. Picart, 4 fleurons on
titles after Balestra by Zucchi, and 70 plates, vignettes, and
tailpieces after Picart and others by Zucchi (105.).
Guasco (L'Abbe de). De I'Usage des Statues chez les Anciens,
essai historique. Bruxelles, de Boubers, 1768, 4to., fleuron
and heraldic vignette by Percheron, and 14 plates of antique
statues by de Boubers (3s.).
Guellette (M.). Les Aventures merveilleuses du Mandarin
Fum-Hoam, Contes Chinois. Paris, 1723, 2 vols., 12mo.,^
plates {5s.).
Guenard de Faverolles. Les Forces myst^rieuses, ou TAmour
alchimiste. Paris, chez I'auteur, an IX., 4 parts in 12mo.>,
4 plates after Binet (10s.).
Guer. Moeurs et Usages des Turcs, leur religion, leur gouvern-
ment civil, militaire et politique, avec un abr^ge de I'Histoire
ottomane. Paris, Coustelier, 1746, 4 to., 28 plates and 20
fleurons and vignettes after Boucher and Halle by Duflos
(12s.).
Reprinted 1747, 2 vols., 4to., with 11 vignettes, 10 tailpieces, and 30
plates after Boucher (19) and Halle (32) by Duflos.
Guer. L'Infortune reconnaissant. Paris, Ballard, 1751, 8vo.,
pretty vignette on title, and vignette of dedication by
Aveline after Hubert (6s.).
[Guerard (F.)]. Les Misferes de la Guerre. A Paris, chez F.
Guerard, s.d. (circa 1700), 4to., 16 plates, different from
those done by Callot on the same subject (15s. to 20s.).
Guerard (Nicolas). (Euvres de Nicolas G. . . . graveur. A
Paris, chez N. Guerard, s.d. (circa 1720), sm. fol., 130 plates..
(Livre de blason, 1 6 pieces in 2 series ; Livre de cartouches,
12 pieces in 2 series ; Div. Academies, 13 pieces ; Portes
... 6 pieces ; Cheminees, 12 pieces in 2 series ; Ornements,
8 pieces ; Dessins de lits, 6 pieces ; Morale chretienne, 16
pieces ; Serrurerie, 20 pieces ; Singeries amour euses, 6
pieces; Cartouches, 10 pieces; Pifeces diverses, 5 pieces)
(£10 to £12).
Guerard. Eecueil d'Estampes destinees a servir de modules
aux dessinateurs, grav. par N. G. . . . A Paris, chez N.
Guerard, s.d. (1720), oblong 4to., 103 plates, including
228 GUEECINO— GDICHAED
titles (Livre a dessiner, title and 12 plates ; Livre de vues
a dessiner, 45 plates ; Diverses petites figures des cris de
Paris, 12 plates; L'Art . militaire, ou les Exercices de
Mars, title and 31 plates) (£6 to £8).
Guercino (Gr. F. Barbieri). Raccolta di alcuni disegni. . . .
Eoma, 1764, Atlas folio, 23 plates (205.).
Gruercino (G. F. Barbieri). Opere. London, 17'64, Atlas folio,
82 prints engraved by F. Bartolozzi, etc., from the original
drawings of Guercino, in the collection of his Majesty (50.?.,
and more than double for proofs).
Guercino (G. F. Barbieri). Seventy-three Prints engraved by
Bartolozzi, etc., from the original pictures and drawings of
Michael Angelo, Domenichino, Annibal, Ludovico, and
Agostino Caracci, Guercino, P. da Cortona, Carlo Maratti,
etc., in the collection of his Majesty. Atlas folio. This
forms the complement to the above or vol. 2, the work
being afterwards published as a whole in 2 vols., folio,
Boydell, n.d., 155 plates in tint (£5 to £6).
Xjrueudeville. Sur la Noblesse et Excellence du sexe feminin,
de sa preeminence sur I'autre sexe, et du sacrement du
Mariage . . . Ouvrage joli . . . Leyde, 1726, 3 vols.,
12mo., frontispiece (lOs.).
From the Latin of H. C. Agrippa.
•Ij-ueullette. Les Mille et une Heures, contes peruviens.
Amsterdam, Wetstein, 1734, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates by
V. Gunst, and 2 fleurons on titles printed in red and black
{3s.).
'Guiard de Servigne. Les Sonnettes, ou Memoires du marquis
D * * *. Nouvelle edition, avec de jolies figures en taille-
douce. A Berg-op-Zoom, chez F. de Richebourg, 1751, 2
parts in vol. 1, 12mo., pretty frontispiece and 3 platen, not
signed (6s.).
^Guiard de Servigne. Les Rhinoceros, poeme en prose, divise
en 6 chants par Mile, de * * *. S.l. (1750), 8vo., frontis-
piece by Flipart after Aveline (4s.).
Guibert (De). Observations sur la Constitution militaire et
politique des armees de S. M. Prussienne, avec quelques
anecdotes de la vie privee de ce monarque. Berlin, 1777,
8vo., portrait-frontispiece by Larcy after Dunker (3s.).
Guichard. Le Bucheron ou les Trois Souhaits, comedie en un
GUIEN— GUTHEIB 229
acte mel^e d'ariettes (La musique est de Philidor). Paris,
Chr. Ballard ou HMssant, 1763, 8vo. (3s.). There is a
series of 6 plates for this comedy after Desrais, Leclerc,
and Poisson by Duhamel, Dupin fils. Martinet, and PreVost
(10s.).
Guien (Jean). Livre d'Ouvrages de Joaillerie invente et grave
par Jean G. . . . Jouaill' a Londres. Published and sold
by F. Vivarfes, 1762, oblong 4to., 6 plates, including title
(12.S. to 15s.).
Guillim (J.). A Display of Heraldry. The sixth Edition,
improved with large Additions ... by Capt. John Logan ;
an account of the customs, etc., of London and other cities^
with a dictionary explaining the several terms used by
heralds in English, Latin, and French. London, 1724, folio..
Best edition ; several hundred coats-of-arms in the text,.
and 65 plates and portraits (£3 to £4, and on large paper,,
very scarce, £10 to £12).
Toovey's large-paper copy, bound in morocco extra, realized in 1894
£16 10s,
Guillon. Entretiens sur le Suicide, ou le Courage philosophique
.oppos^ au Courage religieux, et refutation des principes de
J. J. Uousseau, de Montesquieu, de Mme. de Stael, etc., en
faveur du suicide. Paris, veuve Nyon, an X. (1802),.
16mo., frontispiece by Gaucher after Monnet (3s., and
double on vellum paper with the unlettered proof).
Guillon de Montleon. Etrennes aux amis ou Almanach pour
I'an de griLce 1798. Paris, imprimerie des theophilantropes,,
a I'enseigne de Polichinelle, an VII., satirical frontispiece,
not signed (3s.).
Gulliver ressuscite, ou les Voyages, Campagnes et Aventures
extraordinaires du Baron de Munikhausen. A Londres, et
se trouve a Paris, chez Eoyez, Libraire, Quai des Augustins,
1787, 12mo., 2 parts with consecutive pagination, fleuron
on titles (alike), and 3 plates, not signed (5s.).
Gustave III. Collection des (Euvres politiques, litteraires, et
dramatiques de Gustave III., roi de Sufede, suivies de sa
correspondance. Stockholm, Charles Delen, 1804, 5 vols.,
8vo., vellum paper, portrait by Gaucher after Lafrensen,
and 7 plates by Dambrun, Delaunay, Gaucher, Halbou,
and Heland, after Hjelm and Limnell (10s.).
Guthrie (Matthieu). Dissertation sur les antiquit^s de Eussie,
contenant I'ancienne Mythologie, les rites paiens, les f§tes
230 GUYS— GTJZMANADE
sacrees, les jeux, rhabillement, la musique, le mariage, les
funerailles, etc., des Eusses compares avec les mimes objets
chez les anciens. St. P^tersbourg, de Timprimerie du corps
des cadets nobles, 1795, 8vo., 6 large folding plates (3 of
music) (10s.).
Guys. Voyage litteraire de la Grfece, ou Lettres sur les Grecs
anciens et modernes, avec un parallfele de leurs mceurs,
3"° edition. Paris, veuve Ducbesne, 1783, 4 vols., 8vo.,
frontispiece after Houel by Halbou, 8 plates after David,
Favray, and Martel by Halbou and Laurent, or not signed,
and 1 plan {5s.).
Guzmanade (La), ou I'Etablissement de I'lnquisition, polme en
XII. chants. Amsterdam, chez Eoy, 1778, 8vo., 1 plate,
not signed (5 s.).
Attributed to Mirabeau.
(B..). The School of Recreation, a Guide to the
most ingenious exercises of Hunting, Hawking,
Eacing, Cock-fighting, Angling, Science of De-
fence, etc. London, printed for H. Rhodes,
1701, 12mo., frontispiece in 6 compartments;
scarce (20s. to 25 s.).
Hale (Th.). Social Harmony, consisting of a Collection of
Songs and Catches ... to which are added several Choice
Songs on Masonry. 1763, roy. 8vo., engraved title and
music (15s. to 20s.).
Haller (Albert de). Les Alpes (traduction de Tscharner). Berne,
Societe typographique, 1795, 4to., 2 pretty vignette-frontis-
pieces, signed D., 1786, 4 vignettes (1 by Lardy) and 4
tailpieces (1 dated 1795), designed and engraved by
Dunker (3s.).
Two of the Adgnettes and two of the tailpieces have appeared before
in the " Poesies de Haller " of 1775.
Haller. Ode sur les Alpes, ornee d'une vignette pour chaque
strophe par M. Herrliberguer. Berne, chez Brounner et
Haller, 1773, sm. 4to., frontispiece representing the
"Serment des Trois Suisses" surrounded with 10 small
compositions, medallion portrait of Haller, and 49 vignettes
without text (2 to a page) after Herrliberguer, probably
by Dunker {6s.).
Haller. Po(5sies de M. Haller, traduites de I'allemand (par
Tscharner). Berne, Societe typographique, 1775, Bvo.,
frontispiece designed and etched by Dunker and finished by
Lacroix, 2 fleurons after Dunker and 6 vignettes and 7 tail-
pieces by him (3s.).
Hamilton (Comte Antoine). OEuvres melees en prose et en
vers. S.I., 1749, 12mo., fine fleuron on title, unsigned,
and vignette by D. Sornique after De Sfeve (4s.).
232 HAMILTON— HANCAEVILLE
Hamilton. Memoires du Comte de Grammont, nouvelle
edition par Horace Walpole, Strawberry Hill, 1772, 4to.,
portrait of Hamilton by Hall, and portraits of the comte
and comtesse de Grammont, by Chambars and Pourle
(205., and double in morocco).
Only 100 copies printed.
Hamilton. Memoires du Comte de Grammont, par le C.
Antoine Hamilton ; edition orne'e de LXXH. portraits, graves
d'apres les tableaux originaux. Londres, Edwards, s.d.
(1793), 4to., vellum paper. The portraits are after Harding
and Voet, by Bartolozzi, Birrell, Barker, Claessens, Clamp,
Gardiner, Harding, jun. , Knight, Legoux, Nogent, Ogborne,
Parker, Shineker, Schiavonetti, Silvester, Tomkins, Van den
Berghe, and Vandenburg (£2, and more than double in
morocco).
The portraits include English and French eminent men and women.
There are frequently 77 portraits, besides a view of SomerhUl. Text,
313 pages; notes, 77 pages; titles and advertisement, 3 leaves; alpha-
betical table and direction to binder, 2 leaves. An English translation
with the same portraits appeared simultaneously. Copies exist on large
paper, and 5 copies were taken on largest paper in folio, with the portraits-
coloured on the outlines by Gardiner, to resemble drawings (£15), and
one copy on vellum with the portraits coloured.
Hamilton. Mdmoires du Comte de Grammont . . . Londres,
J. Carpenter, 1811, 2 vols., 8vo., 64 portraits by E. Scriven
(25s. to 30s.).
The English version of the same date is worth double, and on large
paper with proof plates, £5 to £6.
Hamilton. CEuvres . . . Paris, Renouard, 1812, 3 vols., 8vo.,
4 plates after Moreau by de Gendt and Triere, and 8 por-
traits by Saint-Aubin (12s., and treble on vellum paper
with unlettered proofs, and with the etchings (rare), £5).
Hamilton (Sir W.) Campi Plegrsei. Observations (in English
and French) on the Volcanoes of the two Sicilies, with a
Supplement. Naples, 1776-9, 3 vols, in 1, fol. map and 59
plates coloured like drawings (20s. to 30s.).
Hancarville (Hughes dit d'). Antiquit^s Etrusques, Grecques
et Eomaines, tirees du cabinet de M. Hamilton, envoye'
extraordinaire de Sa Majeste britannique en cour de Naples.
Naples, Morelli, 1766-7, 4 vols., roy. fol., 520 plates
coloured and plain, 24 large vignettes, 8 tailpieces, and
35 magnificent letters ornamented after Beaulieu, Bracci,
HANCAEVILLE 233
Cardon, NoUi, and Tierce by Lamberti and Pignatari, with
text in English and French (£2 to £3).
Hancarville. Antiquites etrusques, grecques et romaines, ou
les Beaux Vases grecs et remains, et les peintures rendues
avec les couleurs qui leur sont propres, grave'es par F. A.
David, avec leurs explications par d'Hancarville. Paris,
David, 1787, 5 vols,, 4to. and 8vo., frontispiece dated
1785 repeated in each volume, and 361 plates, of which
183 coloured (£2 and £1 respectively).
Hancarville. Monumens de la Vie privee des Douze C^sars,
d'aprfes une suite de pierres gravees sous leur regne. A
Caprees, chez Sabellus (Nancy, Leclerc), 1780, 4to., frontis-
piece and 50 plates. The first issue has the "s" long, and
the title occupies 11 lines, while in the second the " s" is
short (modern), and the title has only 10 lines (£2 to £3).
Hancarville. Monumens du Culte secret des Dames romaines
pour servir de suite a la Vie privee des douze Cesars. A
Caprees, chez Sabellus (Nancy, Leclerc) 1784, 4to., frontis-
piece and 50 plates (£2 to £3).
The above remark applies to this book as regards the two editions, but
sometimes the reissue is predated 1780. Behague's copy of the 2 vols,
in morocco, 380 frs. They would hardly bring half now. Several times
reprinted in 4to. and in 8vo., with the plates reduced. No archaeological
value could be attached to these medals, as they are mostly imaginary.
For the authentic medals, consult Lachaud.
Hancarville. Le Cabinet de Lampsaque, d'aprfes une suite de
pierres gravees. A Milet, chez Elephantis, s.d., frontispiece
and 50 plates in bistre. Les Delices des Cesars, d'aprfes
une suite de pierres gravees sous leur regne, frontispiece
and 50 plates in bistre, 2 vols., roy. 8vo. (£2).
The same as the preceding works, only under new titles.
Hancarville. Priapi uti observantur in gemnis antiquis.
Ludg. Batovarum, s.l.n.d. Title and text engraved and
printed in red (circa 1771), frontispiece and 35 plates of
gems, not signed. Veneres uti observantur in gemnis
antiquis, engraved throughout, frontispiece and 35 plates
of gems, not signed, both parts in 1 vol., 8vo. and 12mo.,
on stout Dutch paper (30s., and more in morocco).
Some copies count only the two titles and 66 plates. A copy with
a double set of plates (plain and coloured) and double titles in 2 vols.,
old morocco, realized £13. The text consists of 10 pages of preface
printed in red within black border, and there should be a page of text
to each subject, printed in red within 3 red-lined borders.
234 'HANCAKVILLE— HAEKISON
Hancarville. Eecherches sur I'origine, I'esprit et les progres
des arts dans la Grfece. Londres, Appleyard, 1785, 3 vols.,
4to., plates. The work remained unfinished (£2).
Hanway (Jonas). Journal of a Journey from Portsmouth to
Kingston-on-Thames, with an Essay on Tea, with political
Reflections. 1757, 2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece {5s.).
Hanway. Account of the Marine Society. London, 1759,
8vo., 2 plates by Cipriani (5s.).
Hanway. The Seaman's Christian Friend. London, 1779,
8vo., frontispiece (3.s.).
Hanway. A Sentimental History of Chimney-Sweepers in
London and Westminster, showing the necessity of putting
them under regulations to prevent the grossest inhumanity
to the Climbing Boys. 1785, 12mo., 2 plates (15s. to 20s.).
Hanway. An Historical Account of the British Trader over
the Caspian Sea. . . . London, 1753, 2 vols., 4to., vignettes
by Scotin, and plates and portraits after Amiconi, etc., by
Walker, Major, and others (10s.).
Harding (S. and E.). The Biographical Mirrour, comprising a
series of ancient and modern English Portraits, with some
Account of their Lives and Works (by F. G. Waldron).
London, 1795-98, 3 vols., 4to., 150 portraits (£5 to ^6).
Harley, ou I'Homme sensible (traduit de I'anglais par Plane).
Paris, Charpentier et Bailly, 1797, 8vo., 1 plate by
Clavareau (3s.).
Harris (B.). List of Covent Garden Ladies, or New Atalantis,
with the Man of Pleasure's Calendar. London, 1760-93,
34 vols., 12mo., frontispieces ; excessively scarce (£30 to
£40).
Harris (J.). History of Kent. London, 1710, roy. fol., 5 parts
all published ; portrait and folding plates by Badeslade and
Kip (30s. to 40s.).
Harris (J.). New Book of Ornaments, designed for Decorating
Fancy Furniture. London, 1788, oblong 4to., 6 coloured
plates of Ornamental Designs (£5 to £6).
Harrison (John). The Principles of Mr. Harrison's Time-
keeper. London, 1767, 4to., plates (15s. to 20s.).
HAREOD— HEINEKEN 235
Harrod (W.). The Antiquities of Stamford and St. Martin's.
Stamford, 1785, 2 vols., 12mo., plates (15s. to 20s.).
Hasted (E.). The History and Topographical Survey of the
County of Kent. Canterbury, 1778-99, 4 vols., fol., map
and plates (£15 to £20, and double on large paper, of
which only 8 copies were printed). The second edition,
1797-1801, 12 vols., 8vo. (£5 to £6).
Hawes (R.). The History of Framlingham, including brief
Notices of the Masters and Fellows of Pembroke Hall, in
Cambridge. With considerable Additions and Notes by
Robert Loder. Woodbridge, 1798, 4to., 10 plates, 250
copies only printed (25s. to 30s.).
Hawkins (Sir John). General History of the Science and
Practice of Music. London, 1776, 5 vols., 4to., 51 portraits
and engravings of musical instruments (£3 to £4).
Hearne (Thos.). The Antiquities of Great Britain, engraved
by Wm. Byrne from drawings made by Thomas Hearne,
with a descriptive Account of each Subject in English and
French. London, 1786-1807, 2 vols., oblong fol., 84 plates
(£2, and double with proofs and etchings).
Hearne (T.). The History and Antiquities of Glastonbury . . .
Oxford, 1722, 8vo., plates, 150 copies printed and 50 on
large paper (15s. and 30s. respectively).
Hector Martin roman par DeK***D***. Paris, chez
Maradan, an IX., 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates, not signed (3s.).
Hedlinger. (Euvres du chevalier Hedlinger ou Recueil des
Medailles de ce celfebre artiste avec I'explication (par Ch. de
Mechel). Bale, 1776-78, 2 parts in 1 vol., sm. fol., engraved
title containing Hedlinger's portrait, vignette heading the
dedication containing the portrait of Gustave HI., vignette
heading S. S. Preisler's "Eloge de Hedlinger," 1 tailpiece,
and 40 plates of medals finely engraved by Christian de
Michel (10s.). Gosford copy in red morocco by Kalthoeber,
36 frs.
[Heineken (C. H. de).] Idee generale d'une Collection complete
d'Estampes, avec une Dissertation sur I'origine de la gravure
et sur les premiers livres d'images. Leipsic et Vienne,
Kraus, 1771, roy. 8vo., 32 plates containing facsimiles of
ancient Block-Books, etc. (30s. to 40s.).
The work remained unfinished.
236 HELIODOEE— HELYOT
Heliodore. Amours de Theagfene et de CharicMe, histoire
^thiopienne (traduite par de Montlyard). Paris, Coustelier,
1743, 2 vols., 12ino., frontispiece, 2 fleurons, 10 vignettes
(only 5 of them different), and 11 plates (5s., and more on
Dutch paper). The 1782 edition, 2 vols., 16mo., with
frontispiece by Delignon after Marillier (4s.), and the 8vo.
edition under the same date, with frontispiece by Delaunay
after Marillier (5 s.).
Helman. Faits Memorables des Empereurs de la Chine, tir^s
des Annales chinoises d'aprfes les dessins originaux tires du
Cabinet de M. Bertin a Paris. Dedies a Madame, orn^s de
24 estampes, gravees par Helman. Paris, chez I'auteur,
1788, 4to., engraved title, pretty vignette after Monnet
heading the dedication, and 24 plates.
Reduction of the large plates engraved after the designs of the Father
Jesuit Attiret by order of the Emperor of China, and through the agency
of the East-India Company, by Aliamet, Choffard, Le Bas, Nee, Pr6vost,
and A. de Saint- Aubin under the direction of Cochin (who was entrusted
with the commission by M. de Marigny).
Helman. Abrege historique des principaux Traits de la Vie de
Confucius, celfebre philosophe chinois, orn^ de 24 estampes,
in 4to., gravies par Helman d'aprfes les dessins originaux
de la Chine envoyes a Paris par M. Amiot, ministre a
Pekin, et tires du Cabinet de M. Bertin. Paris (1788), chez
I'auteur et chez M. Ponce, graveur, 4to., 24 plates (10s.).
M. Quaritch, in his catalogue of 1883, offered a copy of the original
edition of the Faits Memorables ; Abrege Historique and Ceremonies des
Empereurs de la Chine, together 3 vols, in 1 royal folio, Grand Papier,
Paris, 1784, each illustrated with 24 coloured plates, for £6 6s. (See
also Monnet, Principales Journees de la Revolution.)
Helyot (Le E. P.). Histoire des Ordres monastiques religieux
et militaires et des congregations seculiferes de I'un et de
I'autre sexe qui ont este etablis jusqu'a present ; avec des
figures qui represcntent tons les diff^rens habUlemens de ces
ordres et congregations. Paris, J. B. Coignard, ou Gosselin,
1714-19, 8 vols., 4to., 806 plates of religious costumes by
CI. Duflos, G-iffart, de Poilly, Thomassin, or, not signed
(original edition ; reprinted 1721) (£2 to £3, and more on
large paper). Eadziwill's copy on large paper, 150 frs.
Helyot. Histoire du Clerge seculier et regulier, des congrega-
tions de chanoines et de clercs, et des ordres religieux de Tun
et I'autre sexes qui ont et^ Etablis jusques a present ; avec
des figures qui represcntent les differens habillemens des
HELYOT— HlfeNAULT 237
ordres et congregations. Nouvelle Edition, tiree du E. P.
Bonnani, de Herman, de Schoojiebeck et du R. P. Helyot.
Amsterdam, Pierre Brunei, 1716, 4 vols., 8vo. and 12mo.,
180 plates after B. Picart, Schoonebeck (15s. and 30s.).
Radziwill's copy on large paper, 130 frs.
Helyot. Histoire des Ordres militaires, ou des chevaliers, des
milices seculiferes et r^guliferes de I'un et I'autre sexes qui
ont ete ^tablies jusques a present, avec des figures qui
representent les differens habillemens de ces ordres. Nouvelle
Mition, tiree de I'abbd Giustiniani, du R. P. Bonnani, de
Herman, et avec un traite historique de M. Basnage sur les
duels. A Amsterdam, chez Pierre Brunei, 1721, 4 vols.,
8vo., frontispiece and numerous plates after Schoonebeck
(£2 to £B, and more on large paper).
Vol. 1 contains a treatise on Duels. The Gosford copy on large paper
of this and the preceding work, bound in red morocco by Derome le
jeune, brought 6020 frs.
Hemsterhuis. Aristee, ou De la Divinite. Paris (Hserlem),
1779, 12mo., 4 vignettes, not signed (3s.).
Hemsterhuis. CEuvres philosopbiques. Paris, 1792, 2 vols.,
8vo., 2 fleurons on titles, 11 vignettes and 13 tailpieces by
Hulk (4s.).
Henault (Le President). Nouvel Abrege chronologique de
I'Histoire de France. Paris, 1744, 12mo., fleuron on title
and three headpieces designed and engraved by Cochin (5 s.).
This edition deserves notice, as it contains the first of Cochia's illus-
trations for this work.
He'nault. Nouvel Abrege chronologique de I'Histoire de
France, 2^ edition. Paris, 1746, 12mo., 16 vignettes and
tailpieces by Chedel, Cochin, Sornique, and Soubeyran
after Cochin (3s.).
Henault. Nouvel Abrege chronologique de I'Histoire de France,
etc., 3"° edition. Paris, Prault pere et fils, 1749, roy. 4to.,
fleuron on title after Cochin, frontispiece by Lepicie' after
Boizot, 3 vignettes, and 36 fine tailpieces after Cochin,
3 ornamental letters (2 difierent) after Chedel, and 71
portraits (known as the " Odieuvre series' •") after Boizot,
de Leu, Robert, Thomassin, and Van Loo by Aveline,
Dupuis, Duchange, Edelinck, Fessard, Ficquet, Filloeul,
■Gaillard, Pinssio, Ravenet, Roy, Schmidt, and Thomassin
238 HMAXJLT
(25s., and without the portraits and frontispiece, as they do
not form an integral part of this edition, 10s.).
Cochin's tailpieces exist in artists' proofs without text (very rare).
Delbergue's copy in blue morocco by Derome, 550 frs. The Gosford copy
of the 1752 edition with supplement, dated 1756, both vols, in 1, con-
taining 240 portraits of illustrious persons engraved by Desrochers, and
the two plates of the massacre of Saint-Barthelemy and of the assassina-
tion of Henri IV. inserted, and bound in red morocco with dentelle and
arms of Louis XV., was sold for 4350 frs. Mme. G. D.'s (Gab. Deles-
sert) copy of 1752, with 33 head and tail pieces, and 215 portraits by
Desrochers, 750 frs. (1895).
He'nault. Nouvel Abrege' chronologique de I'Histoire de
France, etc. Paris, Prault, 1768, 2 parts, roy.. 4to., frontis-
piece, and fleuron on each title alike by Cochin, charming
portrait of Marie Leczinska by Gaucher after Nattier in
the vignette heading the engraved dedication, 3 vignettes
by Moreau after Cochin, 3 ornamented letters by Chedel,
30 tailpieces by Moreau, dated 1766 (some historiated
with portraits or scenes), a tailpiece at the end of Louis
XIV. reign, occupying the entire page, by Cochin (and
sometimes with additional 35 allegorical engravings after
Cochin by Aliamet, Patas, Tillard, Delignon, Delaunay,
Martini, and Rousseau, preceded by an engraved title),
without Cochin's 35 engravings (10s., and treble with them).
Renouard's copy on Dutch paper (very rare) in blue morocco by
Derome was sold for 190 frs. Cochin's engravings are only found inserted
in some copies ; they did not form part of the book when published. They
exist before letters and with letters before numbers, and in any case
enhance the price accordingly. The vignettes and tailpieces exist in
artist's proofs before letters, but are very rare. The author once
possessed a copy entitled : " Estampes AUegoriques des Evenemens les
plus connus de I'Histoire de France gravees d'apres les dessins de M.
Cochin, etc. Paris, 1768," 4to., containing 38 engravings by Cochin, 8
of them proofs before numbers, and 4 proofs before numbers and letters,
as well as the complete series of vignettes and culs-de-lampe by Cochin
in artist's proofs without text on Dutch paper, besides Henault's portrait
and the portrait of Queen Marie Leczinska before letters and an addi-
tional title on India paper. This title proves conclusively that Cochin's
series of allegorical plates was published separately, subsequently to and
not simultaneously with the above work. The fleurons on titles, the
ornamented letters, and the large tailpiece at the end of the reign of
Louis XIV. after Cochin, are reproductions, from the 1749 edition. M.
Portalis possesses Cochin's first 25 original drawings. Considering the
bulky contents, the book is sparsely illustrated.
He'nault. Frangois II., trage'die en prose. Paris, 1747, 8vo.,
allegorical vignette by Soubeyran after Cochin fils (3s.).
He'nault. Pifeces de The'^tre, en vers et en prose (par le
pre'sident He'nault), 1770, 8vo., fleuron on title by de
HENKI— HET 239
Longueil after Eisen, and 6 vignettes after Cochin, Eisen,
de Sfeve, by de Longueil, Legrand, and Duflos. The follow-
ing are the titles of the 6 theatrical pieces : Cornelie,
vestale, 1769 ; Franyois II., roi de France, 1768 ; La
Petite Maison, 1769 ; Le Jaloux de lui-mgme, 1769 ; Le
Reveil d'Epimenide, 1769 ; et, Le Temple des Chimferes,
1770, with separate paging. The vignettes are superb
(30s.).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy in old red morocco, with arms of the
Duchesse de Grammont, nee de Choiseul, 395 frs. (1894).
Henri et Sophie, ou I'Actrice comme il y en a peu. Paris,
Cottin, 1801, 2 vols, in 1, 16mo., 2 plates, not signed
(3s. to 4s.).
Hepplewhite (A.). The Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's Guide,
or Eepository of designs for every article of Household
Furniture, in the newest and most improved taste, exhibiting
300 designs or 126 plates from drawings by A. Hepplewhite.
1788, fol. (£8 to £10), plates number 1 to 125 and 78*.
The edition of ' 1789 has one more plate (plate 9 duplicate), and the
1794 edition 130 plates.
Hermant. Histoire des Eeligions ou Ordres Militaires de
I'Eglise et des Ordres de Chevalerie de tout I'Univers, depuis
leur creation jusqu'a present. Eouen, 1704, 8vo., wood-
cuts (4s.).
Hermilly (D') et Hurtaut. Iconologie historique des Souverains
de France, etc., par M. . . . A Paris, chez le sieur Desnos,
s.d., 32mo., 30 leaves engraved on one side only, containing
a frontispiece and 28 historical subjects after Fossier by
Patas, and 1 leaf of the " Avis de I'editeur " (all published)
(6s.).
Hervey (J.). Meditations and Contemplations . . . London,
l796, 2 vols., 8vo., frontispieces and plates (3s., and double
on large paper, and with the plates coloured, 20s. to 25s.).
Het Groote Tafereel der dwaasheid, etc. (South Sea Bubbles).
S.l. (Amsterdam, 1720) fol.. Caricatures and historical pieces
on the system of Law, 75 plates (including the rare satirical
plate of the game of cards in 52 subjects on one leaf, frontis-
piece, 4 portraits, 2 maps, and 1 plan). The number of
plates is not always equal ; some containing even more
than the Index mentions (15s. to 20s.).
240 HEUEES— HISTOIEE
Heures de Paphos (Les), contes moraux par un sacrificateur de
Venus, 1787, 8vo., engraved text, frontispiece, 4 tailpieces,
and 12 pretty free plates, not signed, in the manner of
Desrais (30s. to 40s.).
Heureux (Les) evenements, ou les genereux aventuriers. His-
toire nouvelle et galante. Amsterdam, 1752, 2 vols., 8vo.,
frontispiece (3s.).
Hieroglyphica, oder Werkbeelden der oude Volkeren. Amster-
dam, 1735, 4to., portrait of E. de Hooghe by Houbraken
after H. Bos, 63 plates after K. de Hooghe by "Westerhovius
(20s. to 30s.).
Hipparchia, histoire galante, traduite du grec, avec une preface
tr^s-interessante. Lampsaque, I'an de ce monde (1748),
post 8vo., 4 plates (10s.).
Published also under the title of Aiborappih. Attributed to
Godard de Beauchamps.
Histoire prodigieuse et lamentable de Jean Fauste, grand
magicien, avec son testament et sa vie ^pouventable (traduit
de I'allemand par Vict. Palma Cayet). A Cologne, chez les
heritiers de Pierre Marteau [Bruxelles, G. de Backer], 1712,
16mo., frontispiece by Harrewyn (15s. to 20s.).
Histoire des Amours deGregoire VH., du Cardinal deEichelieu,
de la Princesse de Conde, et de la Marquise d'Urfe. Par
Mademoiselle D * * * (Catherine Bedacier, n^e Durand).
Cologne, Pierre le jeune, 1700, 12mo., frontispiece (8s.
to 10s.).
Histoire du Vieux et du Nouveau Testament (par David Martin)
. . . Anvers (French text) Amsterdam (Dutch text),
Pierre Mortier, 1700, 2 vols., folio, 2 frontispieces, similar
fleuron on each title, 2 vignettes alike, 1 ornamented letter,
214 plates with 2 figures on each (except one), 1 head and
29 tail pieces (all in vol. 2), and 5 maps, after Elgers,
Goer^e, Picarfc, Tideman, Van der Plaes, etc., by Baptist,
de Blois, Later, Mulder, V. Gouwen,'etc. (20.s., and more on
large paper).
More particularly so "avant les clous;" plate at page 145, vol. 2,
having by accident been broken, it was repaired with nails, the imprint
of which is visible on the border. Early impressions without this mark
are therefore the best. De La Bedoyere's copy bound by Padeloup,
645 frs., which in the Leboeuf de Montgermont sale brought 1980 frs.
In the Brunet sale Longepierre's copy, in old red morocco, 1500 frs.
There is not the remotest chance of these prices being again realized.
A copy in Prench, in old French red morocco, sold at the Hotel Drouot
HISTOIRE 241
in 1895 for only 152 frs. There are copies containing both the Prench
and Dutch text (20«. in calf and more " avant les clous," but in morocco
in the first state, £10 to £12). The fleurons and tailpieces exist in
" tirage a part " (rarissime).
Histoire de la Sultane de Perse et des Visirs, contes turcs com-
poses en langue turque par Choc Zadd et traduits en frangais.
Amsterdam, aux depens d'Etienne Roger, 1707, 12mo.,
frontispiece (55.).
Histoire de la-Princesse de Montferrat. Londres, 1749, 12mo.,
1 etching, not signed (3s.).
Barbier attributes this novel to Pr. Deslandes.
Histoire de Bertholde, contenant ses aventures, sentences, bons
mots, etc., traduite de litalien de Giulio Cesare Croci et
MM. les academiciens de la Crusca. La Haye, chez P. G-osse,
1750, roy. 8vo., grotesque portrait of Bertholde, not signed
(4s.).
Reprinted 1752.
Histoire de Comouflet, souverain potentat de I'empire d'Equito-
polis. A, Equitopolis, 1751, post 8vo., fleuron by Moitte,,
and vignette not signed (3s.).
Histoire de Louis XV. par Medailles. Unhappily the work
remained unfinished ; 9 of the fleurons and 5 of the alle-
gorical plates referring to the events in the reign of Louis.
XV., and dated 1753-7, were designed and engraved by
Cochin fils, 8 other pieces after him were engraved hy
Aliamet, L. Cars, Dupuis, Flipart, Gallimard, and Prevost
(10s.).
Histoire de Don Ranucio dAletes, par lui-m6me~. Venise,.
chez Francisco Pasquinetti, aux depens de la Compagnie,
1736, or 1738, or 1752, or 1758, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 pretty
plates, not signed (3s.).
Histoire de la derniere Guerre, commenc^e I'an 1756 et fini&
par la paix d'Hubertsbourg, le 15 fevrier 1763. Cologne,
1769, 12mo., pretty plate by Bosse after Eisen (3s.).
Histoire de I'Ancien et du Nouveau Testament, avec un dis-
cours abrege (par Rondet). Paris, Herissant, 1771, 8vo.,
585 wood engravings in the text by Nicholas Le Sueur
(5s.).
Histoire universelle des Theatres de toutes les nations depuis
Thespis jusqu'a nos jours (jusqua Robert Garnier) (par
242 HISTOIEE— HOGAETH
Desfontaines, Coup6 et autres). Paris, Duchesne, 1779-81,
25 parts in 7 vols., 8vo., 45 plates after Dugoux by Trifere,
Ingouf, Taraval, etc. (£2 to £3).
Histoire de la Guerre des Bataves et des Remains, redige par
le marquis de St. Simon. 1770, fol., privately printed, plates
by Tempesta after Otto Vaenius (6s.).
Histoire sacree du Nouveau Testament, contenant la Vie de
Jesus-Christ, ornee de 72 figures par J. D. B, (Duplessi-
Bertaux. Paris, 1802, Bvo. (10s.).
Histoires lubriques derobees aux Archives de Cythfere, ornees
de 6 gravures. A Guide, aux depens de Venus, s.l.n.d.
(Paris, 1789), 16mo., 6 plates, not signed (10s.).
Histoires les plus remarquables de I'Ancien et du Nouveau
Testament, gravees en cuivre par le celfebre Jean Luyken.
Amsterdam, Mortier, 1732, roy. fol., 67 plates and 29
vignettes (lOs.).
RadziwiU's copy in green morocco by Padeloup, 105 frs.
Hodges (W.). Select Views in India, drawn on the Spot in
the years 1780-3, and executed in Aqua-tinta. London,
1786, imp. fol., 50 plates (with descriptions in English and
French) (20s. to 30s., and with plates coloured or proofs,
£3).
Hoet (Gerard). Les Principaux Fondements du Dessin pour
I'usage des curieux, mis en lumiere par G. Hoet, etc.
Leide, Langerak, 1723, folio, about 90 plates by Bodart
(£3).
Jlofman (T.). Portraits Historiques des Hommes Illustres de
Dannemark . . . (Copenhague), 1746, 4to., 7 parts contain-
ing 50 portraits and vignettes by Folkema, Fokke, Will,
etc. (30s. to 40s., and more on large paper).
Hogarth (W.). The Analysis of Beauty. London, 1753, 4to.,
2 folding plates (5s.).
Hogarth (W.). Five Days' Peregrination in the Isle of Sheppey.
1782, folio, 9 plates by Hogarth (25s. to 30s.).
Hogarth. "Works moralized by J. Trusler. London, 1768, 8vo.,
portrait and plates (20s. to 25s.).
Hogarth (W.). Original and Genuine Works. London, J. and
J. Boy dell, 1790, Atlas folio, portrait of Hogarth by Smith,
HOGAKTIl'S GliAllUC Illustkatioxs
IP age 243
HOGAETH— HOLBEIN 243
and 103 plates, including "Before" and " After," and another
portrait and a table (£8 to £10).
Hogarth illustrated by John Ireland. Loudon, 1791-98, 3 vols.,
roy. 8vo., 133 plates (30.s. to 40s.).
Hogarth (W.). Graphic Illustrations of Hogarth from Pictures
and Drawings in the possession of Samuel Ireland. London,
1794-99, 2 vols., 4to., 108 portraits (including those of
Hogarth and his wife) and plates, some tinted and some
in red, and Lovat's Ghost on Pilgrimage in mezzotint (30s.
to 40s., and more on large paper, sm. folio).
Holbein. (Euvre de Jean Holbein, ou Recueil de gravures
d'aprfes ses plus beaux ouvrages, accompagne d'explications
historiques et critiques, par Chretien de Mechel. Basle,
. chez I'auteur, 1780, sm. folio (£3).
PjTrt ], Le Triomphe de la Mort, has 12 plates comprising 47
subjects, 2 large plates, and 2 tailpieces by Eisen; Part 2 has La
Passion de Notre-Signeur, consisting of title and 12 plates; Part 3 has
engraved title and 1 2 Swiss costume plates in bistre or coloured,
published 1790 ; Part 4 has portraits of illustrious people of the 16th
century, viz. Holbein, his wife and children; Meier and his wife (all
four engraved by B. Hubner) ; Amerbach, Erasmus and the family of
Thomas Morus (in bistre), 1794. The plates of the " Triomphe de la
Mort " have appeared separately in a volume. They are engraved after
Holbein's original drawings, which are at Basle. , Holbein's Life,
although mentioned on the title of Part 2, was never published.
Holbein. Le Triomphe de la Mort grave d'apres les desseins
de Holbein par W. Hollar (London, 1790), post 8vo.,
portraits of Hans Holbein and of Wenceslaus Hollar, and
31 plates (the last one folding) (5s. to 6s., and more on
large paper in 4to.).
Three copies exist on vellum. Hollar's plates were originally published
in oblong 4to., on 15 leaves (2 plates on a leaf), the impressions being
superior and scarce.
Holbein. Imitations of Original Drawings by Hans Holbein
in the Collection of his Majesty, for the Portraits of
illustrious Persons of the Court of Henry VIII., with
biographical Tracts (by E. Lodge). Published by John
Chamberlaine. London, 1792, Atlas folio. Portraits of
Holbein and his wife, 12 anonymous portraits, 68 portraits
according to List, and 2 miniature portraits of the young
Dukes, children of the Duke of Suffolk (both on one plate),
together 84 portraits tinted in colours, all engraved by
Bartolozzi (except those of Lady Eliot, Melanchthon, and
244 HOLLANDIA— HOMEE
Jolin Poins, by C. Metz, Bartolozzi's pupil, and that of
John Eeskimer by C. Knight) after Holbein's designs. The
first impressions are printed on tinted (Holbein) paper,
mostly the size of the page, the second of smaller size
mounted on drawing paper, and the third on a kind of
white stained paper, the size of the paper {£9 to £12, and
more with proofs) ; 6 copies were carefully mounted on card
paper, ruled in gold and black. Originally published in 14
numbers, they are more in imitation of Italian masters than
in the manner of Holbein.
Hollandia regenerata. Londres, 1794, roy. 4 to., 20 caricatures
printed in red with text in English, French, and Dutch ;
rare (25s.).
Homer. L'lliade, po^me avec un discours sur Homere, par
M. de La Motte. Paris, G. Dupuis, 1714, 8vo., frontispiece,
vignette for the Dedication to the King, and 12 plates after
Delamonce, A. Dieu, Nattier, Fr. Roettiers by Chaufournier
and Nic. Edelinck (4s.).
Homer. The Iliad and Odyssey of Homer, translated by Mr.
Pope. London, 1715-25, 11 vols., sm. folio, original
edition, map and plates (25s. to 30s.).
Homer. Les (Euvres d'Homfere, traduites du grec par Mme.
Dacier, avec I'introduction, en 7 vols., 12mo., Amsterdam,
J. Wetstein, 1731, 3 frontispieces, 1 fleuron repeated on
each title, 24 plates for the Iliad after B. Picart, 24 for the
Odyssee after Farret, by Jonghe and V. Buysen, and 5
plates of monuments (25s., and in morocco according to
state and preservation).
De Bute's copy in blue morocco by Padeloup, 750 frs. ; M. Double's
copy in red morocco by Derome, 1000 frs. Comte de LigneroUes' copy
in old red morocco, 277 frs. (1894). The Gosford copy of the edition of
Paris, Rigaud, 1711-16, 6 vols., 12mo., with Picart's plates for the
Iliad inserted in old red morocco, 245 frs.
Homer. L'lliade d'Homfere, nouvelle traduction. Paris, 1773,
3 vols., roy. 8vo., 3 plates after Cochin by Gaucher, Romanet,
and de Launay (5s., and more on large paper).
Reprinted by Barbou, 1776. Copies on large paper bound by Derome
are sometimes to be met with, and valued at £3. The copy with Cochin's
3 original drawings, 600 frs.
Homer. L'lliade et I'Odyssee, traduction nouvelle, precedee
de Reflexions sur Homere et suivie de Remarques, par
HOMEE-HOEATIUS 245
M. Bitaube, de' TAcademie Eoyale des sciences et belles-
lettres de Berlin. A Paris, chez Prault et Lamy, 1780-85,
6 vols., 8vo., frontispiece by Ponce after Marillier, fleuron
after Moreau on title, bust of Homer, not signed ; 24 plates
for the lUiad after Marillier by Dambrun, Delignon, De
Gendt, De Launay, Lingee, Patas, Ponce, and Trifere, and
25 plates (one folding), not signed ; for the Odyssee :' portrait
of Bitaub^ after Cochin by A. de Saint- Aubin, and 24 plates,
not signed (15s., and more on Dutch paper).
Reprinted 1786-8, 12 vols., with portraits of Homer and of Bitaube
by Saint-Aubin and plates (5s., and more on vellum paper).
Homer. L'lliade d'Homere, traduite en vers frangois par M. de
Eochefort, de I'Academie royale des inscriptions et belles-
lettres, nouvelle edition. Paris, de Tlmprimerie royale,
1781, 4to., fieuron on title and 24 vignettes by Blosse (3s.).
Homer. Gluvres completes d'Homfere, traduction nouvelle,
dediee au Roi, avec des notes litt^raires, historiques et
geographiques, par M. Grin. Paris, Imprimerie de Didot
I'aine, 1786, 4 vols., roy. 4to. or 8vo., frontispiece with
Homer's portrait, and 24 plates after Marillier by Dambrun,
Delignon, de Ghendt, de Launay, Lingee, Patas, Ponce, and
Trifere, and a map (15s. and 10s.).
The plates in the 4to. edition are lettered and unlettered and within
borders, and in the 8vo. lettered and without borders. Comte de La
Bedoyere's copy in 4to. uncut, with the etchings and Marillier's (25)
original drawings a.l'encre de Chine, 112 frs. The Iliad is not in this
edition.
Honorine, ou Mes 22 ans, histoire veritable de Mile, de * * *,
publiee sur ses Memoires par un homme de lettres. PariSj
Marchant, 1803, 3 vols., 12mo., 3 plates, not signed, in the
style of Chaillou (3s.).
Hoogfliet. Arnold Abraham de aartsvader, an XIL boeken.
Rotterdam, Daniel Beman, 1736, sm. 4to., frontispiece
by Wandelaar, 2 vignettes by Bleyswyck, and 12 plates by
Punt, and portrait after Beman by Houbraken (10s.).
Hope (Sir W.). The compleat Fencing-Master. London, 1710,
12mo., plates (£2),
The first edition, 1691, is worth a little more.
Horatius. Opera. Londini, ex officina J. Tonson et J. Watts,
1715, 8vo., frontispiece by L. Duguernier (5s., and more
on large paper).
Baron Pichon's large-paper copy in blue morocco, with arms of Comte
d'Hoym, 370 frs.
24G HOEATIUS— HbUBEAKEN
Horatius. Opera. Londini, a3neis tabulis incidit Johannes
Pine, 1733-37, 2 vols., 8vo., engraved throughout, 2
fleurons on titles, 2 frontispieces, 164 ornamented initial
letters, and 324 illustrations, consisting of figures, vignettes,
head and tail pieces, etc. (£4 first issue, to he distinguished
by "Caesar tribun post est" instead of "potest" on the
medal at page 108, vol. 2 ; and £2 105. for the second, and
double in morocco).
The book is well illustrated, but the execution, though elegant, lacks
charm, and the medal designs are based on erroneous information
derived from the wrong sources. They are for the greater part
imaginary. The Brunet copy, in a superb mosaic binding, by Derome,
2180 frs. ; absurd even for the binding. Another copy in blue morocco
in the same sale brought 335 frs.
Horatius. Carmina, nitori suo restitua, accurante Steph. And.
Philippe. Lutetise Paris. Coustelier, 1746, 12mo., frontis-
piece after B. Picart by Duflos, 10 vignettes (6 different)
and 4 tailpieces, not signed (3s., and on stout Dutch paper,
15s.).
Horatius. Poemata . . . Aurelianis, Couret de Villeneuve,
1767, 12mo., frontispiece and engravings (4s.).
Horatius. Opera. Birminghamise, J. Baskerville, 1762, 12mo.,
frontispiece, fleuron on title by Grignion after Wale, and
1 escutcheon (5s.).
Reprinted 1770, 4to., and this edition has generally the advantage of
containing series of frontispiece and 4 plates after Gravelot. Such a
copy in old red morocco, £3 3s.
Horatius. Opera. Parisiis, excudebat Petrus Didot natu major.
1799, roy. fol., 12 vignettes after Percier (5s., and treble on
large vellum paper, of which 250 copies were printed).
Two copies were taken on vellum ; in one of them the
original drawings were inserted, and the other (M.
DelzoUi^s') was sold in 1894 for 205 frs.
Horsley (John). Britannia Eomana, or the Eoman Antiquities
of Britain : I. History of all the Eoman Transactions in
Britain, an Account of their Forces, Station, and a Descrip-
tion of the Eoman Walls ; H. A Collection of the Eoman
Inscriptions and Sculptures ; HI. Eoman Geography of
Britain. London, 1732, fol., upwards of 100 maps and
plates (£5 to £6).
Houbraken (Jacques). De groote Schonburgh der nederlants che
Konstschilders en Schilderessen. Amsterdam, 1718-21, 8
HOUBEAKEN— HUET 247
vols., 8vo., 103 portraits on 41 plates, fleuron on 1st and
3rd titles, frontispiece, engraved dedication, and 5 plates by
Houbraken (15s.).
Reprinted 1753, with 103 portraits. The same illustrations are to be
found in the Biographie des Peintres ilamands de Wegerman. La Hay,
1729-69, 4 vols., sm. 4to. (large paper, 20s., and on ordinary paper,
half).
Houbraken. Collection de 95 portraits de personnes illustres
dans les Provinces-Unies des Pays-Bas. Amsterdam, 1761,
roy. 4to. (15s.).
Houbraken and Vertue. Heads of illustrious Persons of Great
Britain, engraven by Houbraken and Vertue, with their
Lives and Characters, by Thomas Birch. London, 1743-51,
2 vols., fol., 108 portraits (80 and 28 respectively) (£4 to
£5, and double on large paper with unlettered proofs, of
which only 200 copies were printed).
Houel (Jean). Voyage pittoresque des lies de Sicile, de Malte,,
et de Lipari. Paris, 1782-89, 4 vols., roy. fol., containing:
264 plates (including 7 maps), designed and engraved in..
tint by Houel (15s.).
The Radziwill copy in red morocco, 70 frs.
Hourcastr^me. Aventures de Messire Anselme, 2° edition...
Paris, chez Lemierre, 1796, 4 vols., 8vo., portrait of the^
author by Miger, and 14 plates designed and engraved hy
Hourcastr^me (6s.).
Huber. Choix de Poesies allemandes. Paris, Humblot, 1766,
4 vols., 12mo. and 8vo., 1 plate by De Longueil after Eisen,
and 4 vignettes after Watelet (3s.).
Huet (J. B.), Premier [deuxieme livre] de differents trophees.
Paris, Demarteau, 1772, 8vo., 8 plates in red after J. B.
Huet by Demarteau (12s. to 15s.).
Huet (J. B.). Cahiers des Arabesques dess. par J. B. H. . . .
peintre ... A Paris, chez Bonnet (1776-80), 4to., 14 parts
of 4 plates each (£5 to £6, and more in bistre and dearer
in red).
Huet (J. B.). CEuvre de differens Genres, dessinee par J. B.
H. . . . peintre du Eoi, et gravee par Demarteau. A Paris,
chez I'auteur, s.d. (circa 1780), 4to., 12 parts of 4 plates in
red each (in the first part the portrait of Huet) ; very rare
(£20 to £25).
248 HUET— HUETADO
Huet (J. B.). Premier [dix-tuitieme] cahier de fragmens et de
principes de Desseins de tous les genres, dessines . . . pour
les elfeves, par J. B. Huet, peintre de TAcademie royale de
peinture. A Paris, chez Bonnet, s.d. (circa 1785), roy. 4to.,
72 plates in red, each of several subjects (£7 to £8).
Huet (J. B.) et Mixelle. Vues diverses des Environs de Paris,
dessinees par Huet, gravees par Mixelle. Paris, Bonnet,
s.d., 4to., plates of views (some coloured) (£3 to £4).
Huet (J. B.). (Euvres. ... A Paris, chez Huet fils, s.d. (circa
1800), 2 vols., fol., vol. 1 engraved title and 6 parts of
6 plates each, vol. 2 contains 82 plates of ornaments, etc.,
en-graved by J. B. Huet, Huet fils, Legrand, and Demarteau
(50s. to 60s.).
Huquier (Jacques-Gabriel). Iconologie ou sont representees les
Vertus, les Vices, les Sciences, les Arts et les Divinites de
la Fable, en deux cent seize estampes in v. et grav. par
Huquier. A Paris, chez le dit Huquier, rue des Mathurins,
folio (£12 to £15), very rare and recherche collection of
-ornaments in the genre of the Louis XV. period.
The 216 original drawings form part of the Berard Collection. The
other works of this artist are as follows : Recueil de plus de 600 Vases,
■composes et graves en partie par Huquier ; Nouveau livre de Serrurerie
en 60 planches ; Livre de differentes especes d'oiseaux, plantes et fleurs
de la Chine, 60 pieces divisees en 4 parties, et des Recueils de Vases,
de Caprices, de Trophies, de Frises, de Bordures, d'Ecrans, de Dessus de
Portes et d'Arabesques; Nouveau Caprices d'Ornements mesles de fleurs ;
Difierentes Pensees d'Ornements Arabesques a divers usages. A Paris,
s.d., oblong 4to., 2 parts, 10 plates each (including titles), by Huquier
after Bellay. M. Hip. Destailleur's copy of Huquier 's CEuvre (1750-70),
2 vols., 4to., containing 338 pieces, realized 480 frs. (1895).
Hurtado de Mendoza. La Vie et les Aventures de Lazarille de
Tormes, ecrites par lui-meme ; traduction nouvelle sur le
veritable original espagnol, embellie de plusieurs figures.
Brusselles, George de Backer, 1701, 2 vols., 12mo., 1 por-
trait and 19 plates by Harrewyn (6s.).
Reprinted 1711. The best impressions are in the 1698 edition.
Hurtado de Mendoza. Aventures et Espifegleries de Lazarille
de Tormes, ecrites par lui-meme, nouvelle edition, etc. Paris,
Didot le jeune, an IX. (1801), 2 vols., 8vo., 40 'plates
designed and engraved by Eansonnette (10s., and more with
unlettered proofs.
The plate in chapter 17, vol. ii., should be looked for ; it is sometimes
missing.
HUETAUT— HUTIN 249
Hurtaut. L'Art de P§ter, essai tlieori-physique et methodique
a Tusage des personnes constipees, des personnage's graves
et austferes, des dames melancoliques et de tous ceux, qui
sont eselaves du prejuge, suivi de I'histoire du prince Pet-en-
I'air et de la reine des Amazones, etc. En Westphalie,
chez Florent Q., rue Pet-en-Gueule, au Soufflet (Paris),
1751, 12mo., curious frontispiece representing the god
Crepitus, and 1 plate referring to the History of Pet-en-l'air,
both, not signed (10s.). Original edition.
Reprinted 1776.
Hutchins (J.). History and Antiquities of Dorset. ' London,
1774, 2 vols., foL, map, pedigrees, plans and plates (SOs. to
40s.). The second edition, 1796-1815, 4 vols., fol., £5 to
£6, and double on large paper with proof plates.
Hutchinson (W.). A View of Northumberland, with an Excur-
sion to the Abbey of Mailross in Scotland. Newcastle,
1778-80, 2 vols., 4to., plates (30s. to 40s.).
Hutchinson (W.). History and Antiquities of the County
Palatine of Durham. Newcastle, 1785-87, and Carlisle,
1794, 3 vols., 4to., portraits, plates and pedigrees (50s. to
60s., and double on large paper, of which only 8 copies are
mentioned in the list of subscribers to have been printed).
Hutchinson (W.). History of the County of Cumberland and
some Places adjacent . . . Carlisle, 1794-98, 2 vols.,
4to,, map and plates (£2 to £3, and on fine paper
£4 to £5).
Hutin (Ch.). Recueil de differents Sujets ... A Dresde,
1763, 4to., 36 etchings (18s. to 20s.).
D^E generale des Vices principaux de I'lnstitut des
J^suites, tiree de leurs constitutions et des autres
litres de leur socidtd. S.I., 1762, 12mo., frontis-
piece, not signed {3s.).
Idyllen . . . Leipzig, Loewen, 1760, 12mo., title
within engraved border, with fieuron, vignette arid 15 tail-
pieces, unsigned (55.).
Idylles et Pieces fugitives, trouvees dans un ermitage au pied
du Mont Saint-Odille. Paris et Strasbourg, 1781, post 8vo,
etched frontispiece, not signed (Ss.).
Idylles polonaises. Varsovie, 1778, 8vo., frontispiece by de
Gendt, and 7 plates by de Longueil after Eisen (105.).
Imbert. Le Jugement de Paris, poeme en iv. chants . . .
Amsterdam (Paris), 1772, 8vo., title engraved by Moreau,
4 plates after Moreau by Nee, Duclos, Masquelier, and
Delaunay, and 4 headpieces by Choffard (20s., and double
and more in morocco according to state).
Choffard's vignettes in artist's proofs without text exist as well as
the etchings. M. Paillet's copy in that state, and Moreau's 4 plates in
two states, bound in morocco double by Bauzonnet, is marked by
Morgand 4000 frs. Reprinted 1774 (half-price).
Imbert. Fables Nouvelles, d^di^es h, Madame la Dauphine.
Amsterdam et Paris, Delalain, 1773, 8vo., frontispiece by
N^e after Moreau {5s., and double on Dutch paper).
Imbert. Historiettes et Nouvelles en vers . . . Amsterdam,
1774 (Paris, Delalain), 8vo., title designed and engraved
by Moreau, 1 plate and 4 charming vignettes by Mas-
quelier and N'^e after Moreau (10s., and more on Dutch
paper).
The vignettes exist in artist's proofs without text. A second edition
appeared in the same year.
Imbert. Les Egarements de 1' Amour ou Lettres de Feneli et
de Miefort. Amsterdam (Paris, Delalain), 1776, 2 vols.,
IMBERT— IMITATIONS 251
8vo., 4 plates after Moreau and Marillier by Duclos, cle
Ghendt, and Martini (10s.).
The London 1793 edition, 3 vols., 16mo., with 3 plates, not signed,
is of little value.
Jmbert. Choix de Fabliaux mis en vers. Paris, 1795, 2 vols.,
16mo., 2 plates, not signed (3s.).
Imbert. Les Bienfaits du Sommeil, ou les Quatre reves
accomplis. Paris, Brunet, 1776, post 8vo., engraved title
and 4 pretty plates by Delaunay, after Moreau (£3 to £A,
and considerably more in old morocco).
In the first issue the plates are without borders, and " Maurepas " is
in the legend of the first vignette ; in the second the name has been
replaced by that of " Miremenil." Copies are extant on Dutch paper
containing unlettered proofs. In both cases the book is an encomium in
verse on Louis XVI., Comte de Maurepas, and M. de Miromesnil, and is
rarely to be met with, and of commanding interest and value.
Imbert. Le Jugement de Pdris, poeme en iv. chants. Paris,
Chaigneau aine, 1797, 16mo., title and 4 plates after
Moreau, reduced form of the 1772 edition minus the
Choflfard vignettes (3s.).
It is always to be found as supplement to " Narcisse dans I'lle de
Yenus." (See Malfilatre.)
Imitateurs de Charles IX. (Les), ou les Conspirateurs foudroy^s,
drame en cinq actes et en prose, orne de 5 figures, par le
rddacteur des Vepres siciliennes et du Massacre de la Saint-
Barthelemy. S.l. (Paris), de I'imprimerie du Clergd et de
la Noblesse, 8vo., 5 plates, not signed (10s.).
Attributed to Gabriel Brizard. A pamphlet against Marie- Antoinette.
Imitation de Jesus-Christ, traduction nouvelle, par Nic.
Beauz^e. Paris, Barbou, 1788, 12mo., frontispiece and
4 plates after Cipriani, Cochin, and Lesueur by Prevost
(3s., and more on Dutch paper).
Imitatione Christi (De) lihri quatuor, recensuit J. Valart.
Paris, Barbou, 1764, 12mo., frontispiece and 4 plates after
Marillier by de Longueil (3s., and more in old morocco).
The French version, published in 1773, with the same plates, is of
little value.
Imitatione Christi (De) libri quatuor. Parisiis, 1782, 16mo.,
frontispiece by Delaunay after Marillier (3s.).
Imitations de Jesus-Christ (De 1'), traduction nouvelle (par
I'abb^ Nic. Le Due). A Paris, chez Savoye, 1741, 8vo.,
262 INCE— ITALIE
frontispiece and plates after Humblot by Duflos and
Gu^tard (5 s.).
Behague's copy in an old rich binding, 243 frs.
Ince and Mayhew. The Universal System of Household
Furniture, consisting of about 300 Designs in the most
elegant Taste, both useful and ornamental. Finely
engraved, in which the Nature of Ornament and Per-
spective is accurately exemplified. The Whole made con-
venient to the Nobility and Gentry in their choice, and
comprehensive to the Workman by directions for executing
the several Designs, with Specimens of Ornament for young
Practitioners in Drawing, by Ince and Mayhew, Cabinet-
makers and Upholders. London, n.d. (about 1760), roy.
folio, engraved titles in English and French (the latter in
red), 1 leaf each for dedication (engraved) and preface, 6
leaves of explanation (in English and French), and 95 plates
containing 300 designs by Darly (plates L to 3 and 66 are
in red) ; very scarce (£25 to £30).
The book is dedicated to the Duke of Marlborough, and may be said
to rival Chippendale. Mr. E. Hall's copy, sold in 1887, is described
as having 101 plates, but the one in the South Kensington Museum
corresponds with the number given above.
Inchbald (Mistress). Simple Histoire, troisifeme edition. Paris,
Louis, 1793, 4 vols., 16mo., 4 plates, not signed (35.).
Intrigues du Cabinet des Rats (Les), apologue national destine
a I'instruction de la jeunesse et a I'amusement des vieil-
lards ; ouvrage traduit de I'allemand en frangais . . . Paris,
Le Roi, 1788, 8vo., 22 vignettes (4s.).
Isle de France (L') ou la Nouvelle Colonie de Venus, pr^cedee
d'un epitre a M * * * servant de preface. Amsterdam,
chez Arkstee et Merkus, 1753, post 8vo., frontispiece, not
signed, and an allegorical folding plate signed : Cochin fils
inv. et so. (3s.).
A prose poem attributed to Thomas.
Italic (L') illustree en 135 figures en taille-douce, dess. et grav.
par les plus fameux graveurs des Pays-Bas. Leyde, 1757,
fol. (20s. to 25s.).
Ince and Mayhew (No. 1)
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ACKSON (J. B.). An Essay on the Art of En-
graving and Printing in Chiaro-oscuro, as prac-
tised by Albert Diirer, Hugo di Carpi, and others.
London, 1754, 4to., 8 coloured plates (20s.).
Jackson. Imitations of pictures by Titian, Paul
Veronese, Cagliari, Eobusti, and de Ponte. Venetiis, 1745,
fol., 24 large wood engravings on 18 plates in Chiaroscuro,
being one of the earliest attempts at printing in colours with
wooden blocks (50*. to 60s.).
Jacobi. Traductions de diverges ceuvres composees en allemand,
en vers et en prose, par Jacobi, chanoine I'Halberstadt.
Paris, 1771, 8vo., fleuron on title and 4 pretty tailpieces by
A. V. S. and Fritsch (3s.).
Jacobinfeide (La), poeme heroi-comi-civique. Paris, au bureau
des Sabbats Jacobites. 1792, 8vo., 12 plates, not signed,
very rare (10s. to 15 s.).
Jacobs (Gr.). Poetical Kegister, or Lives and Characters of the
English Dramatic Poets. 1719-20, 2 vols., 8vo., portraits
(15s. to 20s., and double on large paper).
Jamain de Beaupre (Jean). Methode tres facile pour former
la noblesse dans I'Art de I'Bp^e, etc. (en frangais et en
allemand). Ingoldstadt, 1721, 4to., 25 plates, not signed
(£3).
James (J.). Gardening, done from the French Original. 1712,
4to., plates by Van der Gucht (15s. to 20s.).
Janel. Eecueil de Diligences, Berlines et Carosses, inventes et
dessines par Janel. A Paris, chez Chereau, s.d., oblong
fol., 6 parts of 6 plates each, engraved under the direction
of Choffard (£8 to £10).
Janinet. Cahiers de Trophies, gravees par J. F. Janinet.
Paris, Le Pfere et Avaulez, s.d. fol., 3 parts of 4 plates each
(£2 to £3).
254 JANINET— JAUFFEET
Janinet. Vues pittoresques des principaux Edifices de Paris.
A Paris, chez Lami, libraire, quai des Augustins, chez
I'auteur, place Maubert, et chez Esnault et Eapilly, 1/92,
8vo. or sm. 4to., 96 oval views of the public buildings and
of special mansions of Paris by Janinet after de Durand,
printed in colours (£6 to £8).
De La Beraudiere's copy, with 109 or 110 plates, 370 frs.
Janinet. Vues des plus beaux Edifices publics et particuliers
de la Ville de Paris et des Chateaux royaux. Oblong 4to,,
88 plates by Janinet and Chapuy after de Durand, Gar-
bizza, Toussaint, and Mopille, representing views of the
Louvre, of the Sorbonne, of the Palais-Eoyal, of the Val-
de-Gr^ce, of the H6tel des Invalides, the Boulevards, the
Bridges, Versailles, Compifegne, Fontainebleau, etc. (£6 to
■ £8).
The first edition came out with only 42 plates, and some copies have
only 82 plates.
Jardin (Le) des ^mes sensibles, almanach orne de jolies
gravures. Paris, Janet (1794), 16mo., frontispiece and 12
plates (155.).
Jardins de Monceau pres de Paris, appartenant a S. A. S. Mgr.
le due de Chartres. Paris, chez Delafosse, Nee et Masquelier,
1779, roy. fol., plan by Bertaud after L. C. de Carmontelle,
and 17 views of gardens with people, after the same by
Colibert, Couch^, Deni, Croutelle, Legrand, Lesueur, Lupine,
Michel, Michaud, Leroi (£2 to £3).
Jauffret. Les Charmes de I'Enfauce et les plaisirs de I'Amour
maternel, ornes d'une gravure en taille-douce. A Paris,
chez Moutard, 1791, 12mo., frontispiece signed F. M,
Queverdo inv. 1791 et Delignon sculp. (3s.).
Jauffret. Les Charmes de I'Enfance et les Plaisirs de I'Amour
maternel, par L. F. Jauffret ; ornes de plusieurs gravures en
taille-douce, etc. Troisifeme edition. Paris, Perret, 1793,
16mo., frontispiece by Dambrun after Queverdo, portrait
by Gaucher after Notte, and 3 plates after Queverdo by
Delignon and Gaucher (10s.).
Graceful illustrations.
Jauffret. Les Charmes de I'Enfance, 5° e'dition. Paris, de
rimprimerie de Didot jeune, 1796, 2 vols., 12mo., frontis-
piece, and 5 plates after Monnet by Delaunay, Gaucher,
JAUFFEET— JlfeSUITIQUES 255
and Ingouf (10s., and considerably more -than treble on
vellum paper witb unlettered proofs).
Gaucher's pretty portrait of Jauffret may be added.
JauflFret. Javotte, ou la Jolie vielleuse parvenue, manuscrit
trouve au ,Bois de Boulogne. Paris, cbez Lagrange, an
VIII. , 12mo., 1 plate by Bovinet after Chaillou (5s.).
Jeaurat. Traits de Perspective a I'usage des artistes, ou Ton
demontre geometriquement toutes les pratiques de cette
science, etc., par M. Edme-Sebastien Jeaurat, ing^nieur-
geograpK du Eoi. Paris, Jombert, 1750, 4to., 100 tecbnieal
plates, a vignette by Soubeyran, and 55 tailpieces (several
repeated) by Babel, Cochin, and Marvye (10*.).
The tailpieces (one bearing date 1730) are worn, having been used
up in earlier publications.
Jefferys (Th.). A Collection of the Dresses of different Nations,
ancient and modern, particularly old English Dresses
... to which are added the habits of the principal characters
on the English stage. London, 1757-72, 4 vols., 4to., text
English and French, fleurons on titles alike. by Grignion
after Walker, and 480 plates of costumes after Holbein, Van
Dyck, Hollar, etc. (£2 to £3, and double coloured, and more
on large paper). See Eecueil des Habillements, etc., the
identical work.
Jefferys (T.). Journal of the Siege of Quebec London, 1759,
4to., plan of the environs (15.?. to 20s.).
Jeffries (D.). A Treatise on Diamonds and Pearls. Lond'on,
1751, 8vo., 30 plates (20s.).
Jeffries (D.). Traite des Diamants et des Perles, ou Ton
considere leur importance ... la just valeur ... la vrai
methode de les tailler (par Chappotin S. Laurent). Paris,
Debure, 1753, Svo., headpiece by Baquoy after Cochin, and
10 plates (10s. to, 12s.).
Jesuites (Les) de la maison professe de Paris, en belle humeur.
Cologne, Pierre Marteau, 1725, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo.,
2 frontispieces (alike) (4s.).
Jesuitiques (Les), enrichies de notes curieuses pour servir a
Tin tell igence de cet ouvrage. A Eome, aux depens du
general, 1761, 12mo., 2 folding plates, the first not signed,
the second by Bonnard (5s.).
256 JEU— JOHNSON
Jeu de Mail (Le), nouvelles regies tant sur la manifere d'y bien
jouer que pour decider les divers evdnemens qui peuvent
arriver a ce jeu. Paris, Huguier et Cailleau, 1717, 12mo.,
4 plates by de Mortain (4s.).
Jeu (Le), le Vin et les Femmes oii le danger des passions.
Paris, Tiger, s.d., 16mo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Jeux (Academie des) . . . Amsterdam et Leipsig, cbez Arkst^e
et Merkus, 1752, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and plates
(5s.).
Jeux de la petite Thalie (Les), Thetltre de la vie bumaine
representee par les jeux de I'enfance ou les amusements de
la jeunesse, etc., en cinq parties, avec tablettes feonomiques,
perte et gain et stylet. A Paris, cbez Desnos, s.d., l6mo.,
frontispiece and 90 plates, not signed, in the manner of
Gravelot (£3 to £4).
The same book as the " Almanach de la Lotefie de TEcole militaire."
Jeux de Calliope (Les) ou Collection de Poemes anglois, ita-
liens, allemands et espagnols, en 2, 3 et 4 cbants. Londres
et Paris, Ruault, 1776, 16mo., 4 plates after Gibelin
by Marcband (3s,, and more than treble on large paper
in 4to.).
Jeux (Les) de Quadrille, de Quintille, de I'Hombre a trois et a
deux, de la maniere dont ou les joue presentement, avec les
Regies etablies par I'usage, et un Recueil de Decisions
nouvelles sur les difBcultez et incidens qui peuvent survenir.
A Paris, au Palais, 1732, post 8vo. (6s.).
Johnson (C). General History of the Robberies and Murders
of the most notorious Pyrates. London, 1724, 2 vols.,
8vo., map of America, and plates (20s. to 30s.).
Johnson (C). History of the Lives and Actions of the most
famous Highwaymen, Murderers, Street Robbers, etc., with
the Voyages and Plunders of the most noted Pirates.
London, 1734, folio, 26 plates. Best edition (£6 to £8).
This singular ■work appeared originally in 73 weekly numbers at
twopence each, or 20 monthly parts at eightpence each. The plates
are frequently misplaced.
Johnson (J.). Scot's Musical Museum. Edinburgh, 1787-1803,
6 vols., 8vo., engraved throughout with music ; many of the
songs were written by Burns (30s. to 40«.).
JOHNSON— JOMBEET 257
Jolinson (T.). One hundred and fifty Designs, consisting of
Glass Oval Slab and Picture Frames, Stands for China,
Candelabras, Brackets, Stove Grates, etc. 1758, 4to., 58
plates (35s. to 40s.).
Joinville. Histoire de saint Louis, par Jehan sire de Joinville ;
les annales de son regne, par Guillaume de Nangis ; sa vie
et ses miracles, par le confesseur de la reine Marguerite, etc.
Paris, de I'lmprimerie royale, 1761, fol., fleuron on title by
Lemire, 3 vignettes after Eisen and Gravelot, 3 tailpieces
after Gravelot by Lemire and Sornique, and 3 engraved
letters (15s.).
Jolie femme (La), ou la Femme du Jour. Amsterdam, chez
Changuion, 1769, 2 parts, 12mo., engraved titles, not
signed (3s.).
Jombert (Ch. A.). Nouvelle Methode pour apprendre a dessiner
sans mattre. Paris, Jombert, 1740, 4to., 120 plates (10s.
to 12s.).
Jombert (Ch. A.). Catalogue raisonne de Tceuvre de Sebastien
Leclerc dessinateur et graveur du Cabinet du Roi, avec la
vie de cet artiste. Paris, 1744, 2 vols., 8vo., fine frontis-
piece after Jombert by Prevost (5s.).
Jombert (Ch. A.). Methode pour apprendre le dessin, ou Ton
donne les regies generales. Paris, I'auteur, 1755, 4to., 100
plates (8s. to 10s.).
Jombert (Ch. A.). Architecture Moderne oul'Art debien B^tir
pour toutes sortes de personnes, divisee en dix livres. Paris,
1764, 2 vols., 4to., headpieces by Marvye, Cochin, and
Choffard, and 131 plates (40s. to 50s.).
Jombert (Ch. A.). Repertoire des Artistes ou Eecueil des Com-
positions d' Architecture etd'Ornemens antiques et modernes
de toute espece, par Marot, Loir, Ducerceau, Le Pautre,
Cottart, Pierretz, Cotelle, Leroux, Berain, etc., avec un
abrege historique de la vie et des ouvrages de chacun de ces
artistes, ouvrage pour faire suite aux oeuvres de J. Le
Pautre. Paris, chez I'auteur, 1765, 2 vols., folio, 251 plates
for vol. 1 and 444 plates for vol. 2, the greater part of the
illustrations being in the style of Louis XIV. period (£40
to £50).
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy, 1500 frs. (1895). The table of vol. 2
erroneously indicates 6 and 18 instead of 7 and 24 plates, in parts 35
and 50, and that accounts for Cohen counting only 437 while the second
volume contains 444 plates.
-«— S
258 JOMBEET— JOUFFEEAU
Jombert (Ch. A.) et Perelle pere et fils. Les Delices de
Versailles et des maisons royales, ou Eecueil de Vues . . .
de Versailles, La Menagerie, etc. En deux cents planches
dessinees et gravees pour la plupart par les Perelle pere et
fils. Le tout enrichi de . . . description par Ch. Ant. J.
. . . Paris, 1766, foL, 218 plates (£5 to £6).
Jombert (Cli.. A.). Essai d'un Catalogue de I'oeuvre d'Etienne
de La Belle, peintre et graveur florentin. Dispose par ordre
historique suivant I'annee ou chaque piece a ^te gravee,
avec la vie de cet artiste . . . Paris, chez I'auteur, 1772,
8vo., 2 vignettes after Cochin by Prevost (5s.).
Jones (Inigo). Designs, consisting of Plans and Elevations for
public and private Buildings, published by William Kent.
London, 1770, 2 vols., foL, 73 and 64 plates respectively
(40s. to 50s.).
Jonson, (Ben). Works . . . with Notes critical and explana-
tory, by Peter AVhalley. London, 1756, 7 vols., Svo.,
portrait by Vertue, and 10 plates designed and engraved
by Duguernier (15s. to 20s., and considerably more on fine
or large paper, the latter being very scarce).
The 1716 edition, 6 vols., 8vo., with portrait and plates, 10»., and
double on large paper.
Joseph (Flavins). Histoire des Juifs, traduite sur I'original
grec, revue sur divers manuscrits par Monsieur Arnaud
d'Andilly. Nouvelle edition, enrichie d'un grand nombre
de figures en taille-douce, etc. Bruxelles, Fricx, 1701-2, 3
vols., post 8vo., frontispiece by Berterham after Van Orley ;
headpiece in vol. 1 and 204 vignettes, not signed. The
following is always added : Histoire de la Guerre des Juifs
contre les Romains, . . . traduite par M. Arnauld dAndiJly.
Nouvelle edition, enrichie d'un grand nombre de trfes-belles
figures en taille-douce. Bruxelles, Fricx, 1703, 2 vols.,
post 8vo., headpiece in vol. 1 and 26 vignettes, together 5
vols, and 232 vignettes (25s., and more on stout paper).
Delbergue's copy in red morocco by Trautz, 450 frs. ; Comte
de LigneroUes' copy in old citron morocco, 122 frs. (1894).
Reprinted the same year in 12mo., of little value.
Jouffreau de Lazei'ie (Abbe). Don Quichotte, poeme heroi-
comique. Montauban, 1782, 8vo., one plate by Mme. Ponce
after Marillier (3s.).
JOUJOU— JUNQUlilEES 259
Joujou des Demoiselles (Le), nouvelle edition, avee de nouvelles
gravures. S. 1. (Paris), 1752, sm. 4to!, engraved throughout,
title engraved, frontispiece by Lemire after Eisen, 50 half-
page vignettes for the " Joujou," not signed (in the manner
of Cochin and Chedel), and 5 vignettes for the Epigrams
(15s., and more on Dutch paper).
Journal de ce qui s'est fait pour la reception du Roy, dans sa
ville de Metz, avec un recueil de plusieurs pieces sur le
meme sujet. Metz, 1744, fol., 8 folding plates by Mangin
(10s. to 15s.).
Journal des Muses par une Societe de gens de lettres, No. 1..
Paris, 1797, 16mo., frontispiece by Villerey after Qudverdo
(3s.).
Journee Amoureuse (La), ou les Derniers Plaisirs de M . . .
Ant . . ., comedie en trois actes, en prose, representee, pour
la premiere fois au Temple, le 22 aout, 1792. Au Temple,
chez Louis Capet, I'an premier de la Eepublique, 12mo.,
frontispiece and 3 very pretty plates, not signed (£6 to
£8), rare. M. A. Ducoin's copy in morocco uncut, 335 frs.
(1895).
A booklet against Marie- Antoinette.
Joutel (Mr.). Journal of his Voyage to Mexico, his Travels
eight hundred Leagues through forty Nations of Indians -
in Louisiana to Canada, his account of the great Eiver
Mississippi. London, 1719, 8vo., folding map (£4 to £5).
Junius [Letters]. Stat Nominis Umbra. London, T. Bensley,.
1797, 2 vols., 8vo., two printed titles to each volume, one^
with vignette by W. Ridley, the other with woodcut by
Bewick (the latter unsigned), both repeated in second
volume, 69 (37 and 32 respectively) head and tailpieces by
Bewick (not signed), and 21 portraits (12 and 9 respectively)'
by W. Eidley (125. to 15s., and double on large paper).
This most interesting and clever book is supposed to have been written
by Sir Philip Francis. The evidence adduced, however, is not conclusive,
and the authorship remains enshrouded in mystery.
Junquieres. Caquet Bon-Bee, la Poule a ma Tante, po^me
badin, seconde edition, revue, corrig^e et augmentee d'un
chant. Paris, 1763, post 8vo., frontispiece by Baquoy after
Gravelot (10s.). Comte de LigneroUes' copy in red morocco
by Derome le jeune, 210 frs. (1894).
Junquieres. Caquet Bon-Bee, la Poule a ma Tante, po^me
badin, nouvelle edition (imprimerie royale), 1785, 16mo.,
260 JUEISTISCHE— JUVILLE
fleuron on title, frontispiece, not signed, 8 vignettes and 6
tailpieces after Marillier by de Ghendt, Legouaz, Legrand,
de Longueil, Masquelier, Nee, Ponce and Mme. Ponce.
These illustrations, witli the exception of the frontispiece,
are copied from Dorat's Fables (10s.).
Juristische Ergotzlichkeiten vom Jung-Gesellen Rechte, beste-
hend in Nutz- und Lehr-reichen Gesetzen, Bxempeln und
Begebnuszen wie solche ehemals von Herrn D. Schopffern
und Herrn Schiitzen auf dem Juristischen Catheder zu
Franckfurth an der Oder defendiret. . . . Frankfurth und
Leipzig, 1715, 12mo., curious frontispiece in three compart-
ments (8 s. to 10 s.).
Jtistin. Justini Historiarum ex Trogo Pompeio libri XIV.
Paris, Barbou, 1772, 12mo., a fine frontispiece by de
Longueil after Gravelot and 1 vignette, not signed.
Juvenel de Carlencas. Essais snr I'Histoire des Belles-lettres,
des Sciences et des Arts, nouvelle edition. Lyon, 1749,
4 vols., post 8vo., 4 frontispieces, 4 fleurons on the titles, 4
vignettes by Joubert after Delamonce (12s.).
Juvenal. Juvenalis Satyrarum libri v., ex recognitione Steph.
Andr. Philippi. Lutetiee Parisiorum, Grange 1747, 2 parts,
12mo., 2 frontispieces by Duclos, and head and tail pieces
(3s.).
Juvenal. Junevalis Satyrarum libri v. Paris, Barbou, 1754,
12mo., 2 frontispieces by Duflos and 5 tailpieces (3s.).
Comte Roger's copy on Dutch, paper in red morocco, 190 frs.
Exceptional finie copy, hence an exceptional price.
■Juvenal. Satires de Juvenal, traduites par J. Diisaulx (with
the Latin text), 3^ edition, ornee de figures dessinees par
Moreau le jeune. Paris, Didot jeune, 1796, 2 vols., roy.
4to., vellum paper, 2 frontispieces after Moreau, etched by
Giraud, the one finished by Dambrun and the other by
Dupr^el (10s., and on large paper in folio double).
Juville. Traite des Bandages herniaires . . . Paris, Belin,
1786, 8vo., 14 coloured plates (10s.).
AHN (A. F.). Anfangs griinde der Fechtkunst.
Groettingen, 1739, 4to., plates of fencing (40s. to
50.9.).
Kailaz, ou les Jeunes Sauvages, drama. Londres,
Paris, Bleuet, 1770, 8vo., fleuron on title, vignette
by de Longueil after Queverdo, and 1 tailpiece by the
same (3s.).
Kaulkol (G-. C). Christliclier Seelenschatz auserlesener Gebette
. . . Bonn, 1729, 8vo., engraved title, vignettes, ornamental
head letters and copper engravings by Kaulkol, secretary to-
the Elector Clement August of Cologne (10s.).
Kay (John, the Scottish artist). Collection of 260 portraits of
eminent Scotch Persons, drawn and etched from Life.
Edinburgh, 1780, etc., 4to. (£3 to £4, and double and more
for proofs).
Keating (J.). General History of Ireland, with Appendix.
London, 1732, portrait and 40 plates of pedigrees and coats-
of-arms (20s. to 25s.).
Keralio (Louise-Fdlicite Guinement de). Les Crimes des Reines
de France, depuis le commencement de la monarchic jusqu'a
Marie-Antoinette, publies par L. Prudhomme, avec cinq
gravures. Paris, au bureau des Revolutions de Paris et
Lyon, 1791, 8vo., 5 indifferent plates, not signed (5s.).
Keralio (Louise-Felicity Guinement de). Dictionnaire des
Individus envoyes a la mort judiciairement, revolutionnaire-
ment et contre revolutionnairement pendant la Revolution,
particulierement sous le regne de la Convention nationale,
avec des gravures et des tableaux. Paris, an V de la
R^publique (1796), 2 vols., 8vo., 2 vignettes on titles and
2 folding plates (6s.).
Keratry (Aug. H. de). Contes et Idylles. Paris, de I'impri-
merie de P. Fr. Didot le jeune, 1791, 16mo., engraved title
and 1 plate (5s.),
262 KIDDEE— KIP
Kidder (E.). Eeceipts of Pastry and Cookery for the Use of
Hs Scholars. London, n.d. (1730), engraved throughout,
with portrait by Sheppard (20s.).
Kidgell (J.). Original Fables, in French and English. London,
1763, 2 vols., 12mo., outline plates (never published)
{20s. to 30s.).
King (E.). Munimenta Antiqua, or. Observations on Ancient
Castles, including Eemarks on the whole, progress of
Architecture, ecclesiastical as well as military, in Great
Britain, and on the corresponding changes in manners.
Laws, and Customs. London, 1799-1805, 4 vols., foL,
plates (£2 to £3).
King (J. G.). The Eites and Ceremonies of the Greek Church
in Eussia, containing an Account of its Doctrine, Wor-
ship, and Discipline. London, 1772, 4to., plates (30s. to
40s.).
Kip (J.). Britannia lUustrata, or Views of several of the
Queens' Palaces as also of the principal Seats of the Nobility
^nd Gentry of Great Britain. London, sold by David
Mortier, 1,707, imp. folio, 80 large plates (£4 to £5, and
more on large paper).
Kip (J.). Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne, ou
Description exacte des Maisons les plus considerables de la
Grande Bretagne, avec le Supplement. Londres, chez
Joseph Smith, 1724-8, 5 vols.. Atlas folio. Vol. 1 contains
title, 80 plates of views of the Country Seats of the English
Nobility and Gentry, preface, description, and alphabetical
list of plates and 6 11. ; vol. 2 has title, 76 plates (ditto),
description and 4 11. ; vol. 3 consists of engraved title-page :
" Ecclesiarum Anglise et "Wallise Prospectus, London, 1719,"
65 plates of views of all Cathedrals in England and Wales,
and genealogical tables, printed title, description, table,
historical account of Cathedrals and 18 11. ; vol. 4 contains
85 plates of views of Cities, Ebyal Palaces, Sea Ports, etc.,
including those in Scotland, and English and Scottish views,
title, description, table and 8 11. ; vol. 5, Supplement, has
85 plates of views of Seats and views in Scotland (plates
33 to 53 comprise Winstanley's series of views of Audley
End in Essex, and among the others should be " Vues en
Ecosse " with Gordon Castle, which is missing in some
copies, Eddystone Lighthouse, long views of London and
KIT-CAT— KLOPSTOCK 263
Westminster, St. James's Park (2 plates), Montague House),
title, description, table and 8 11. (£25 to £30).
First edition appeared in 1709, 4 vols., fol. Earl of Clanoartliy's
copy of the 1716 edition, 4 vols., folio, £23 10s. (August, 1894).
Kit-Cat Club (Portraits of the members of the), done from the
Original Paintings of Sir Godfrey Kneller by John Faber.
London, Tonson, 1735, folio, title and 48 mezzotint portraits
(£20 to £30, and more for large-paper copies).
Kleiner (Salomon). Vera et accurata delineatio templorum,
ccenobiorum, etc., quae in Vienna quam in circumjacentibus
suburbiis ejus repriuntur. August. Vindel. 1724, 4 parts
in 1 vol., oblong fol., containing 2 frontispieces and 33
plates each (£5 to £6).
Kleiner (Salomon). Residences memorables de I'incomparable
heros de notre siecle ou Representation exacte des Edifices
et Jardins de S. A. S. Monseigr. le prince Eugfene-Frangois,
due de Savoye, etc. Le tout leve et designe sur le lieu par
le sieur Salomon Kleiner. Augsbourg, 1731-40, 10 parts
in 1 vol., oblong fol., frontispiece, engraved dedication, and
90 plates (£8 to £10).
The following are frequently found bound up with the book, and
may be regarded as supplementary : (1) "Representation des Ajiimaux
de la menagerie de S. A. S. Mgr. le Prince Eugene-FranQois de Savoye
. . . Augsbourg, 1734," title and 12 plates; (2) "Representation
naturelle et exacte de la favorite de son Altesse electorale de Mayence,
en 14 differentes vues sur les desseins du S'- Salomon Kleiner. Augs-
bourg, 1736," title, frontispiece, dedication, preface, and 14 plates.
Kleiner (Salomon). L'Hotel superbe de la Ville d' Augsbourg
. . . Augsbourg, 1738, oblong fol., 16 plates of views
(20s. to 25s,.).
Klinger (Fr. Max. de). Les Aventures du docteur Faust et sa
Descente aux Enfers, traduction de I'allemand, avec figures.
Amsterdam, chez les libraires associ^s, 1798, post 8vo.,
engraved title with Faust's medal portrait, and 5 plates by
G. B. after Sch. (4s.).
In the same year appeared an edition : Paris, Langlois, an VI.
Klopstock. La Mort d'Adam, tragedie, traduite de I'allemand,
etc. (par I'abbe Roman, d'Avignon). Paris, Prault, 1762,
12mo., frontispiece by Berthault after Marillier, title after
the same by Laurent, and 3 pretty etchings, signed Poisson
fee. (5s.).
264 • KNIGHT— KEAFFT
Knight (R. P.). An account of the Remains of the Worship
of Priapus, lately existing at Isernia in the Kingdom of
Naples ; also two Letters, one from Sir Wm. Hamilton, K.B.,
and the other from a Person residing at Isernia, to which
is added a Discourse of the Worship of Priapus, and its
Connexion with the mystic Theology of the Ancients.
London, 1786, 4to., 18 plates. Privately printed (£4
to £5).
Kolbe (P.). Description du Cap de Bonne Esperance, tir^e des
Memoires de P. Kelbe (par Jean Bertrand). Amsterdam,
1741, 3 vols., post 8vo., maps and plates (8s. to 10s.).
The original Dutch text was published, Amsterdam, 1727, 2 vols.,
fol., with plates.
Kraft (J. Ch.). Plans, Coupe et Elevations des plus belles
maisons, et des H6tels construits a Paris, et dans les
environs, par J. Ch. K. . . et N. R. . . . Paris, 1801-2,
20 parts in 2 vols., fol.,. containing frontispiece and 120
outline plates by Ransonnette (£5 to £6).
Krafft (G. W.). Description et representation exacte de la
Maison de glace construite a St. Petersbourg en 1740, et
de tons les meubles qui s'y trouvaient. St. Petersbourg,
academie des sciences, 1741, 4to., 6 plates; very rare
(it is a translation from the German by Pierre Louis le
Roy) (30s.).
Kraflft (J. L. ). Histoire generale de I'auguste Maison d' Autriche.
Bruxelles, 1744, 3 vols., fol., 3 frontispieces and 11 portraits
(£2 to £3).
AAN. Verschyden Modernse Kleedinge Geteekendt
en in het Kooper debrugt door A. Vander L.
(Paris, 1720), 8vo., 16 etchings (5s.).
La Barre de Beaumarchais (Ant.). Aventures de
Don Antonio de BuflPalis, histoire italienne en-
ricliie de figures en taille-douce. La Haye, chez J. Neaulme,
1722 or 1724, 12nio., 6 indifferent plates, not signed
{4s.).
La Barre de Beaumarchais (Ant.). Le Temple des Muses, orne
de LX. Tableaux ou sont representes les Ev^nements les
plus remarquables de I'Antiquite fabuleuse, dessinds et
graves par B. Picart le Eomain et autres habiles maitres,
et accompagnds d'explications et de remarques (par de La
Barre de Beaumarchais), etc. Amsterdam, Zacharie Ch^te-
laia, 1733, folio, 60 plates, fleuron on title and an escutcheon
vignette containing the arms of the Elector of Mayence by
B. Picart (15s., and double in morocco).
Picart's plates are, with slight alterations, copied from those executed
by Diepenbecke for the "Temple des Muses" of 1655, with text by
Michel de Marolles. The Dutch edition of 1731 contains the lirst
impressions. Reprinted 1742 and 1749. Morel de Vinde's copy of the
1731 edition, with the 25 rejected plates by Diepenbecke before the
numbers, including the rare plate of " Salmacis et Hermaphrodite "
by Bloemaert, and the portraits of Diepenbecke and Picart, inserted,
realized 810 francs. ; Behague's copy in red morocco, 610 frs. ; R. Lion's
copy in citron morocco, 230 frs. ; a copy of the 1742 edition, in green
morocco with the aims of Montmorency-Luxembourg, brought in the
same sale 445 frs. All these prices are the more misleading, as the
book is very little in request now. Of course stress should be laid on
the bibliopegistic beauty, which formed the main attraction of the
several copies in question.
Labat (Le Pfere). Voyage du Chevalier Des Marchais en Guinee,
isles voisines et Cayenne, fait- en 1725, 1726, et 1727, par
le P. Labat. Paris, Osmont, 1730, 4 vols., 12mo., copper-
plates (10s.). Labat was only the .editor of this book, but
he has also published his own travels : " Relation de
I'Afrique occidentale, 1728, 1732, et 1758," 5 vols..
2G0 LA BAUME— LA BOEDE
12mo., with plates, and: "Voyage aux Isles d'Amerique.
Paris, 1722," or. La Haye, 1724, 6 vols., 12mo., or 1738,
2 vols., 4to., with maps and plates (15s.).
La Baume Desdossat (L'abbe de). La Christiade, ou le Paradis
reconquis, pour servir de suite au Paradis Perdu de Milton.
Bruxelles (Paris), 1753, 6 vols., 12mo., frontispiece, 12
plates and 12 vignettes after Eisen, by Chenu, Delafdsse,
Lemire, and Sornique (15s.).
These, among the first of Eisen's illustrations, are pretty and
attractive.
Labe (Louise Charly, dite, surnomme'e la belle Cordiere).
(Euvres ... A Lyon, chez les frferes Duplain, 1762, 8vo.,
frontispiece, head and tail pieces after Nonnotte by DauUe
(the last work done by that artist, as he died soon after-
wards). Only 500 copies printed, besides 25 on large fine
Dutch, paper, 12 of them with the illustrations coloured (en
camaieu) (12s., £2, and £5 to £6 respectively).
La Bedoyfere (Comte Henri de). Journal d'un Voyage en
Savoie et dans le Midi de la France en 1804 et 1805.
Paris, Crapelet, 1849, 1 plate by Devilliers, after Moreau
(4s., and treble on large Dutch paper, of which only 10
copies were printed).
Privately printed. This plate was designed by Moreau in 1813, the
year in which he died.
La Borde (De). Choix de Chansons mises en musique par
M. de La Borde, premier valet de chambre ordinaire du
Eoi, Gouverneur du Louvre, ornees d'estampes par J. M.
Moreau, dediees a Madame la Dauphine (Marie-Antoinette).
A Paris, chez de Lormel, imprimeur de 1' Academic royale
de musique, rue du Foin-Saint- Jacques, 1773, 4 vols,
roy. 8vo.
Vol. 1 engraved title after Moria and Mile. Vendome, with fleuron
designed and engraved , by Moreau in 1774, dedication engraved by
Masquelier after Moreau, and 25 plates designed and engraved by
Moreau le jeune ; vol. 2, title containing the portrait of the Dauphine,
engraved by Nee and Masquelier after Le Bouteux, and 25 plates after
Le Bouteux by Nee (13) and Masquelier (12); vol. 3, title engraved
by Nee and Masquelier after Le Barbier, and 25 plates after Le Barbier
by Nee (12) and Masquelier (13); vol. 4, title engraved by Nee and
Masquelier after Le Barbier, and 25 plates after Le Barbier (18) and
St. Quentin (7), by Nee (12) and Masquelier (13). The authors of
the " Chansons " set to music by La Borde are the following : Bernard,
le comte de Bissy, Chabanon de Maugry, Colardeau, le chevalier de
Chastellux, Dorat, de la Motte, de la Sabliere, Le Prieur, Marmontel,
LA BOKDE 267
Clement Marot, la Comtesse de Murat, Moncrif, le chevalier de Menil-
glaise, de Non, Fran9ois de Neufchateau, le chevalier d'Orleans, Pannard,
de Plumeteau, J. B. Rousseau, Segui, de Saint Alphonse, Saint-Lambert,
Voltaire and La Borde himself who furnished the greater number of all.
The music for the "chanson" called " Le Concert" (11, 129) was com-
posed by Lady Hamilton. The text and the music of the whole work
were engraved by Moria and Mile. Vendome. — The portrait " a la lyre"
of La Borde, by Masquelier after Denon, though not executed before
1774 (simultaneously with Moreau's fleuron on title), forms an integral
part of the book. This cannot be said of the interesting portrait of
Madame La Borde, designed and engraved by the same artists, as it is
very rare, very few copies containing it, and it represents an item of
significance in itself. The 26 plates of the first volume exist in un-
lettered proofs, and in an unfinished state (etchings), but are of the
utmost rarity, particularly the latter. The second plate in this volume
has been engraved twice, the first state as a specimen for the prospectus
without tablet. It is a matter of regret that the work was taken out
of Moreau's hands, owing to some disagreement, and that the master
was not given a free hand to accomplish what he had so brilliantly
begun. Le Bouteux, Le Barbier, and Saint-Quentin, who were entrusted
with the illustrations of the remaining 3 vols., were second-rate draughts-
men, and so were the engravers Nee and Masquelier. Moreau's work
is a masterpiece of composition, replete with spirit and delicacy of
execution, while his successors could not rival him even at a distance.—
There are extant the etchings of the vols. 2, 3, and 4, but only a very few
unlettered proofs of the 78 plates exist. The frontispiece to vol. 2
should contain the portrait of La Borde which was afterwards replaced
by the profile of the Dauphine (Marie Antoinette). Although some
copies are larger than others, especially those of square size (small
quarto) it is, after such a lapse of time, and the book having become so
rare, very difficult to decide whether these were intended for large paper,
or if such were ever published. There are some copies on bluish paper,
and this might have been intended as ordinary paper, marking a
difference from white Dutch paper copies. Copies with the plates before
the numbers are known to exist. One copy was taken on vellum, and
this containing the original drawings by Moreau, Le Bouteux, Le Barbier,
and Saint-Quentin, and in morocco with dentelle by Derome, and said to
have belonged to Marie Antoinette, was acquired in the Radziwill sale
(1865) by the due d'Aumale for the small sum of 7050 frs. — La Borde's
music is not disagreeable, but lacks originality, and teems with errors,
not only as regards harmony, but also in other respects.
The progress by leaps and bounds which La Borde has made in public
estimation for the last 30 years or so is worth recording. Pixereoourt's
copy in morocco with many etchings sold in 1838 for 30 frs. ; Renouard's
copy uncut, with Moreau's plates in unlettered proofs, portraits of La
Borde and of Mme. La Borde (the latter rarissime), unfinished proof of
the Dedication to Marie Antoinette, heading the first volume with the
arms on white ground, and numerous etchings in 1854, 235 frs. (since
acquired by M. E, Paillet, who completed the series of etchings, except
two, and had it covered by Cuzin in a rich mosaic binding double, and
is marked by Morgand 25,000 frs.). Yemeniz' copy in red morocco
(1867), 805 frs. ; Benzon's copy in red morocco by Derome (1875),
1555 frs. ; Leboeuf de Montgermont's copy (1876), 4250 frs. ; Em. Martin's
copy in old red morocco, 6400 frs. (Moreau's 25 unlettered proofs by
themselves in the same sale, 3200 frs.) ; Baron R. P.'s copy in red morocco^
268 LA. BOEDE— LA BETJYEEE
by Trautz, 3100 frs. (1882) ; Delbergue-Cormont's copy in red morocco,
by Trautz, 3000 frs. (1883) ; R. Lion's" copy in red morocco " a I'oiseau,"
by Derome, 5600 frs. (1885) ; Comte de LigneroUes' copy in old red
morocco, 4620 frs. (1894). Of course prices vary between £20 and £200,
according to state of plates' and binding. It is incontestably one of
the prettiest, if not the prettiest book of the 18th century, and takes
rank with the Permiers-Generaux edition of Lafontaine's Contes et
Nouvelles.
La Borde. Essai sur la musique ancienne et moderne (par de
La Borde et I'abbe Eoussier). Paris, Pierre et Onfroy,
1780, 4 vols., 4to., 6 vignettes after and by Malapeau (2)
and Masquelier (4), 59 plates after Bouland, Myris, and Paris
by Bouland, Chenu, Piquenot, and Mme. Ponce, and 132
plates of music (20s. to 305., and fancy price for a large-
paper copy with the vignettes containing portraits of
musicians or poets in artists' proofs without text).
The RadziwUl large-paper copy in red morocco by Derome, 250 frs.
(1865). It would now bring double and more.
La Borde. Memoires historiques sur Eaoul de Coiicy. Paris,
Pierre, 1781, 2 vols., 16mo., 3 portraits and 1 plate, not
signed, and 12 pages of engraved music (10s., and treble on
large paper in 8vo.).
The WoodhuU copy, printed on vellum and bound in red morocco " a
I'oiseau," with the arms of Paris de Mezieu by Derome le jeune, brought
the exorbitant price of £97 ; re-sold in the Comte de LigneroUes' sale
for 1455 frs. (1894). Price of the binding. M. Morgand offered M.
E. PaUlet's copy on vellum, with the portraits and plate on stout
Dutch paper, and bound in morocco by Simier, for 400 frs.
La Borde. Lettre de Marion de Lorme aux auteurs du
Journal de Paris. Londres (Paris), 1780, 12mo., 6 pretty
portraits (Marion de Lorme, Buckingham, Cinq-Mars, Marie
de Gonzague, Comte de Grammont and Ninon de Lenclos)
after Dugoure by Lebert and Masquelier (30s.).
La Briffardifere (A. G. sieur de). Nouveau Traite de Venerie,
contenant la chasse du cerf, celle du chevreuil, du sanglier
. . . Paris, 1742, 8vo., 14 plates (20s. to 25s.).
The work was published by Pierre Clement de Chappeville.
La Bruyfere. Les Caractferes de M. de La Bruyere, edition
Coste. Amsterdam, 1720, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece (4.s.).
Gosford copy in red morocco by Derome, 160 frs. (1882).
La Bruyfere. Les Caractferes de M. de La Bruyere, edition
Coste. Amsterdam, 1740, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and
2 fleurons by Scotin (3s.).
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La Bruyfere. Les Caractferes de M. de La Bruyfere, edition
Coste. Amsterdam, Changuion, 1731, or 1743, or 1759,
2 vols., 12mo., portraits of La Bruyfere and Imhof by
Houbraken and Changuion, fleuron on title, vignette
beading the dedication, and frontispiece by Folkema after
B. Picart {5s.).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy of the 1743 edition, in a Padeloup
binding, 142 frs. (1894).
La Bruyfere. Les Caractferes de M. de La Bruyfere. Paris,
David pfere, 1750, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 engraved titles and 2
frontispieces by Fessard after de Sfeve (4s.).
De Suva's original drawings, a la mine de pldmbe on vellum, were
acquired by M. E. Paillet. Reprinted 1756 and 1772. The Gosford
copy of the 1756 edition, in red morocco with the arms of the Comtesse
d'Artois, 300 frs.
La Bruyfere. Les Caractferes de Theopbraste et de La Bruyfere,
avec des Notes par Coste. Paris, 1769, 2 vols., 12mo., fine
portrait of La Bruyfere by Savart after Saint-Jean, 2
fleurons and 2 charming vignettes by Fessard after
Gravel ot (6s.).
La Bruyfere. Les Caraetferes de Theophraste et de La Bruyfere,
avec des Notes par Coste. Paris, Hochereau et Panckouke,
1765, roy. 4to., fine portrait after Saint- Jean by Cathelin,
fleuron on title, 3 vignettes, and 1 tailpiece after Gravelot
by Duclos and Le Bas (8s., and in morocco according to
state).
De Tinan's copy in old green morocco, 200 frs. The Ashburnham
copy in old red morocco, £5 10s. (1897). Gravelot's original drawing of
the pretty vignette of the " Joueurs de Des " was sold for 1000 frs.
La Bruyfere. Les Caractferes de M. de La Bruyfere, nouvelle
Edition. A Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1784, 8 vols., 16mo.,
portrait by Delvaux (3s.)
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in old red morocco, 37 frs. (1894).
La Bruyere^ Maximes et Reflexions morales extraites de La
Bruyfere. Genfeve, 1782, 64mo., portrait by Delvaux after
Saint-Jean (3s.).
Labruyerre (L.). Les Buses du Braconage, misesa decouvert,
ou Memoires et Instruction sur la Chasse et le Braconage.
A Paris, Lottin aine, 1771, 12mo., woodcuts, original edition
(20s.).
Lacassague (L'abb^ Joseph). Alphabet musical ou Gemme de
270 LACHAU
la musique mis en dialogues . . . Paris, De La Harpe et
Duchesne, 1765, 8vo., engraved throughout by Mme.
Oger (£2 to £3).
The dedication copy in old red morocco, witli the arms of the Duo de
Berry (subsequently Louis XVI.), to whom the book was dedicated, 500
frs. (1895).
Lachau (L'abbe de). Dissertation sur les Attributs de V^nus.
Paris, Prault, 1776, or Lamy, 1780, 4to., frontispiece
representing Venus Anadyomene after Titian by Saint-
Aubin, fleuron on title by A. d. S. A., headpiece, 13 vignettes
in the text, a plate containing 8 medals and a tailpiece by
A. d. S. A., altogether 25 illustrations (8s., and with the
Venus before the border and the shell cover, more than
double, and £2 with the words " Ve'nus Anadyomene " in
small type (as it does not exist without letters) and before
the words " Grave' en 1776, etc.").
Renouard's copy had this frontispiece in three states.
Lachau (L'abbe de) et l'abbe Gasp. Michel, dit Le Blond.
Description des principales Piferres gravees du cabinet de S.
A. S. Mgr. le due d'Orleans, premier prince du sang. Paris,
chez l'abbe Lachau, chez l'abbe Le Blond et chez Pissot,
libraire, 1780-84, 2 vols., fol., fine frontispiece containing
the portrait of the due d'Orleans by Saint-Aubin after
Cochin, a fleuron on both titles alike by Saint-Aubin, 2
headpieces, one after Cochin, and the other designed and
engraved by Saint-Aubin, 179 gems by Saint-Aubin (not
signed), and 56 tailpieces (46 in vol. 1, and 10 in vol. 2,
the last containing 12 medallion portraits of the princes and
princesses of the house of Orleans) designed and engraved by
Saint-Aubin (the last in vol. 1 was engraved by Comtesse
E. de Sabran). Most copies have another frontispiece, and
7 plates of medals containing 37 subjects, designed and
engraved by Saint-Aubin (without these illustrations 25s.,
and with them £3, and more on Dutch paper).
The engraved gems have Nos. 1 to 97 for vol. 1 (Nos. 35 and 48 have
2 plates, and No. 39 has 3 plates), and Nos. 1 to 76 for vol. 2 (No. 2
has a duplicate). The charming vignettes and tailpieces exist in artist's
proof without text. M. Morgand acquired in the Beckford sale Le
Blond's own and unique copy on fine paper, with characteristic
variations in some of the engravings (as indicated by Le Blond's
autograph note inside the book, dated 14th April, 1793), and con-
taining the artist's proofs of the head and tail pieces, besides 3 plates
" decouvertes," etc., and bound in red morocco by Bradel-Derome for
£71. He sold it from his catalogue to M. Hip. DestaUleur for 2000 frs.,
and at this gentleman's sale in 1895 he bought it back for that very sum.
LACOLLOMBE— LA FAEE 271
LacoUombe (de). Nouveaux Dessins cV Arabesque, par M. de
L. . . . Paris, chez de Marteau, eleve de feu M. de Lacol-
lombe, 1730, oblong 4to ,' title and' 11 plates (50*'. to
60s.).
Lacombe de Prezel. Dictionnaire Iconologique, ou Introduction
a la connaissance des peintures, medailles, estampes. Paris,
1755, 12mo., frontispiece by Baquoy after de SSve (4s.).
Lacombe de Prezel. Dictionnaire porta tif des Beaux-Arts, etc.,
par L * * *, avocat. Paris, veuve Estienne et lils, 1752,
8vo., vignette by Le Bas after de Sfeve {3s.}.
Lacrettelle. See : Eabaut.
Lacroix-Nire. L'Hymen, ou le Cboix d'une Epouse, po§me
en 6 chants suivi du Bois de Thamyris. Paris, NicoUe,
1820, 16mo., vellum paper, 1 plate by Baquoy after
Monsiau (5 s.).
La Croze (V.). Histoire du Christianisme des Indes. A La
Haye, Frferes Vaillant et N. Prevost, 1724, post Svo.,
fleuron on title after B. Picart, folding map, frontispiece,
unsigned, and 3 plates of the Biruma or Brama, Isuren
and Wischtnu after Aug. Voelckner ; scarce (20s.).
At end : " Remarques de Monsieur de la Croze sur son Histoire du
Christianisme des Indes. Amsterdam, Pierre Humbert, 1737," consisting
of 42 pages.
Lacurne de Sainte-Palaye. Les Amours du Bon vieux Temps,
etc. Vaucluse et Paris, chez Duchesne, 1766, 12mo., fleuron
on title, signed P. inv. Du R. sc. (3s.).
La Dixmerie. La Sybille Gauloise, ou la France telle qu'elle
fut, telle qu'elle est et telle peut-§tre qu'elle pourra Stre.
Londres et Paris, 1775, 8vo., frontispiece by Patas after
Desrais (3s.).
La Dixmerie. Le Geant Isoire, histoire gauloise, traduite du
celle par La Diximerie. Geneve et Paris, 1788, 2 vols.,
12mo., 1 plate by Marie- Anne Croisier.
Lady's Monthly Museum' . . . London, 1798-1805, 13 vols.,
post 8vO;, 152 portraits and coloured plates of costumes
(£4 to £5).
La Fare (De). Poesies de M. le marquis de la Farre (sic).
Genfeve (Paris, Cazin), 1777, or, Londres, 1781, 24mo.,
pretty frontispiece by de Launay after Marillier (3s.).
272 LA FARGUE— LAriTATJ
La Fargue (De). (Euvres melees . . . Paris, Duchesne, 1765,
2 vols., 12mo., fleuron on titles, 3 very pretty plates and 2
vignettes by Lemire after Gravelot {5s.).
Reprinted 1786, 2 vols., 8vo., with 6 plates after Gravelot, and 6
vignettes (3«.).
La Fargue (De). Nouvelles CEuvres . . . Londres et Paris,
1774, 8vo., plates after Bidault (3s.).
La Fargue (De). Les Epanchements du coeur et de 1' esprit
. . . Paris, chez les marchands de Nouveautes, 1787, 2
vols., 8vo., 6 plates (3 signed Lemire, 1764, and Gravelot,
and. 1 Bidault del.), 2 vignettes, not signed (on one is
found, " Dorgez aqua forti") (4s.).
La Fayette (Mme. la Comtesse de). Mdmoires de la Cour de
France pour le Annes 1688 a 1689. Amsterdam, chez
Jean-Frederic Bernard, 1731, 12mo., pretty frontispiece by
Buisen after B. Picart. Original edition (10s.). Comte de
LigneroUes' copy in morocco by Trautz, 35 frs.
The book abounds in eventful records of the period. Louis XIV.,
forsaken by his allies, who combine against him ; the Prince of Orange
disembarks in England, and deposes James II. in 1689 ; Louis XIV. 's
son marching at the head of great armies, invading the Palatinate to
make secure his frontiers, and furnishes a fleet to James II., etc. She
relates all these events with great verve and spirit. The work contains
also a mine of anecdotes, and her description of Louis XIV.'s court
shows her to be one of the shrewdest and sprightliest observers of the
time.
La Fayette (Mme. de). Histoire de Madame Henrietta
d'Angleterre, premiere femme de Philippe de France, due
d' Orleans, par Dame Marie de la Vergne, comtesse de
Lafayette. A Amsterdam, chez Michel Charles le Gene,
1720, 12mo., portrait (frequently missing). Original edition
(15s. to 20s.).
Laffichard. L' Amour chez les Philosophes, ou Me'moires du
marquis de * * *. La Haye, 1748, 2 vols., 16mo., frontis-
piece and 11 plates, not signed (5s.).
Originally appeared in 1746 under the title, "Le Phrlosophe
amoureux."
Lafitau (J. F.). Histoire des Decouvertes et Con quotes des
Portugais dans le Nouveau-Moude. Paris, 1733, 2 vols.,
4to., plates (25s. to 30s.).
Lafitau (J. F.). Mceurs des sauvages aniericains comparees aux
moeurs des premiers temps. Paris, 1724, 2 vols., 4to,,
pla;tes (30s. to 40s., and more on large paper).
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Lafite (Mme.). Entretiens, Drames et Contes moraux destines
a I'education de la jeunesse de Fun et de I'autre sex, etc,
Paris, Poncelin, 1801, 2 vols., 8 vo., 2 plates by Delvaux
after Bornet and Delvaux (3s.).
La Folie (De). Le Philosophe sans pretention, ou THomme
rare, dedie aux savants par M. D. L. F. Paris, 1775, 8vo.,
fleuron on title, plate and headpiece signed L. S., engraved
by Boisset (3s.).
Lafont de Saint- Yenne. L'Ombre du Grand Colbert, le Louvre
et la Ville de Paris, dialogue et reflexions sur quelques
causes de I'^tat present de la Peinture en France, etc.
Nouvelle edition, corrig^e et augmentee. (Paris) 1752,
12mo., very fine frontispiece by Lebas after Eisen (3 s.).
The author's initials are visible beneath the plate together with those
of the two artists.
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies ... La Haye, 1700, 2 vols.,
12mo., etched vignettes copied from the 1668 edition (5s.).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par M. de La
Fontaine. Amsterdam, chez P. Mortier, 1705, post 8vo.,/
frontispiece after Van Vianen (3s.).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par M. de La.
Fontaine, etc. Amsterdam, Zacharie Chatelain, 1 72 7-2 8 ^
2 vols., 8vo., author's portrait by B. Picart after H. Rigaud,
fleuron after Picart, and etched vignettes after Cause,,
copied from the*1668 edition (lOs.).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par M. de La.
Fontaine, avec un commentaire par M. Coste. Paris, 1743,
2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece by Fessard after Picart, and
woodcut headpiece to each vol., not signed (10s.).
The first edition with Coste's notes. Nodier's copy in morocco by
Padeloup sold in Baron Pichon's sale for 235 frs.
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par M. de La.
Fontaine, s.l. (Paris), 1746, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece by
Fessard after Cochin, 2 fleurons on titles and 2 pretty
vignettes after de Sfeve and Cochin by Fessard (4s.).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par M. de La
Fontaine, avec un nouveau commentaire par M. Coste,
nouvelle edition ornee de figures en taille-douce. Paris,
1746, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece by Fessard after Cochin,
2 fleurons on titles after de Sfeve, 1 escutcheon and 245 half-
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page vignettes after F. C. and de Sfeve by Fessard (lOs.,
and considerably more in morocco).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, avec un nouveau commentaire
de M. Coste. Paris, Cavelier, 1752, 2 parts in 1 vol.,
16mo., pretty frontispiece by Legrand after Picart (3s.).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par J. de La
Fontaine. Paris, cbez Desaint, Saillant et Durand, 1755-
1/59, 4 vols., folio, frontispiece with bust of La Fontaine
after Oudry, finished by Dupuis and engraved by Cochin,
portrait of Oudry after Largillifere by Tardieu (to judge
from so many subscription copies in National Libraries
being without this portrait, it must be inferred that it does
not form an integral part of the work, but was added after-
wards ; M. Morgand, in his catalogue for 1889, says : portrait
d'Oudry ajoute), and 275 plates after Oudry by Aubert, Ave-
line, Baquoy, Beauvais, Beauvarlet, Cars, Chedel, Chenu,
■Chevillet, Cochin, Cousinet (Elisabeth), Dupuis, Duret, de
Fehrt, Fessard, Flipart, Floding, Gaillard, Gallimard, Lebas,
Legrand, Lemire, Lempereur, Marvie, Menil, Moitte,
Ouvrier, Pasquier, Pelletier, Pitre-Martenasie, Poletnieh,
Prevost, Radigues, Riland, Eode, Salvador, Sornique,
Surugue, Tardieu, and Teucher (£4 on ordinary or bluish
paper, £6 to £8 on Dutch paper, £10 to £12 on large
imperial paper, £20 to £30 on large Dutch paper. Atlas
folio, and more in old morocco according to state and
preservation).
The impressions are first and best in those copies, having the ensign
in the first plate of 171st fable before the inscription of " Le Singe et le
Leopard." Stress should be laid on that fact, but copies with only the
word " Leopard " on the ensign contain early impressions and are worth
acquiring. Montenault, who edited the book, entrusted Cochin with
the supervision of Oudry's designs, and if much could be advanced in
favour of the delineation of the figures, the compositions as regards
the drawings of the animals leave much to be desired. Quentin-
Bauchart's large Dutch paper copy, in red morocco with dentelle by
. Derome pere, 2400 frs. ; Delbergue's copy in equal condition, 2550 frs. ;
Benzon's copy, in green morocco with dentelle, and the ai'ms of the
marechal de Montmorency-Luxembourg, 6 100 frs. ; Comte de Lignerolles'
copy, in red morocco, with the arms of the due d'Aumont, 6000 frs.
(1894) ; Ch. Testard de St. Quentin's copy, large paper only, in old
red morocco, 800 fi-s. (1894)— Oudry's 276 original drawings, executed
between 1729 and 1734, and bound in 2 vols, in green morocco, were
sold in the de Bure sale for 1800 frs., and resold in the Solar sale for
6100 frs. The purchaser, M. E. Pereire, disposed of them to M. L.
Roederer of Reims for 30,000 frs. Cochin's retouched drawings of the
figures were dispersed, and a certain number of them are now in M.
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Rodrigues' collection. Copies with the plates " gouach^es " (coloured '
by hand in imitation of drawings) are not appreciated.
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies ... A Paris, de Timprimerie
de Valade . . . 1782, 2 vols., fol., 276 plates copied from
the previous Oudry edition ; rare (£3 to £4).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies . . . avec un commentaire par
M. Coste. Paris, Barbou, 1757, 2 parts, 12mo., engravings
(5..).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies mises en vers, nouvelle edition
imprimee et orne'e de figures en taille-douce, d'aprfes 1' edition
de Paris. Dresde, Walther, 1757-66, 4 vols., 8vo., frontis-
piece and 244 plates (60, 63, 64, and 57 respectively),
designed and engraved by J. H. Meil (20s.).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies . . . Paris, 1769, 2 vols., Svo.,
frontispiece and vignette heading each fable (Cause's
illustrations reversed and redone) (10s.).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par J. de La
Fontaine. A Leide, 1784-86, 6 vols., 8vo., frontispiece
signed: B. Picart fecit 1724, and 275 plates after Oudry,
designed and engraved (in reduced form) by J. Punt, A.
Delfos, and Vinkelfes (£2, and more on Dutch paper).
Copies bearing the name of Van Gulik, and dated 1802, have only a
new title, and the frontispiece after Vinkeles instead of Picart.
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par J. de La
Fontaine, nouvelle edition, gravee en taille-douce, les
figures par le S'" Fessard, le texte par le S""' Montulay,
d^diee aux enfants de France. Paris, chez I'auteur, 1765-
75, 6 vols., 8vo., engraved throughout by Montulay and
Drouet, 6 embellished titles, frontispiece, one escutcheon
heading Fessard's Epistle, the other La Fontaine's Poem,
" A Monseigneur le Dauphin," 1 plate each to " La vie
d'Esope " and "Eloge historique," 1 plate facing each fable,
and 471 head and tail pieces, after Bardin, Bidault, Caresme,
Desrais, Houel, Huet, Kobell, Leclfere, Leprince, Louther-
bourg, Meyer, and Monnet by Fessard (£2, and double
and more in morocco, according to state and preserva-
tion).
The first issue has always "chez I'auteur " on title, while in the second
it is replaced by "chez Durand "or " Delauriers, papetier," in which case
it is of very little value, the paper and impressions being indifferent.
Leboeuf de Montgermont's copy in green morocco, by Derome, 720 frs. ;
E. Quentin-Bauchart's copy in blue morocco, " a I'oiseau," by Derome,
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530 frs., and resold in the Delbergue sale for 2200 frs. A dedication
copy to the Dauphine (Marie Antoinette), with her arms on first 3 vols. ;
those of " Mesdames " on vols. 4 and 5, and the Dauphine's arms
"reversed" on last vol. (all in red morocco), £30 (1895).
La Fontaine. Fabulse selectae Fontani, e gallico in latinum
. . . authore J. B. Giraud. Eothomagi, 1775, 2 vols., 8vo.,
text Latin and French ; head and tail pieces and woodcuts
(5s.). The Duchesse d'Angoul^me's copy in red morocco
with her arms, 80 frs. (1895).
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par M. de La
Fontaine. Bouillon, 1776, 4 vols., 8vo., frontispiece after
that of Oudry, and 248 plates copied or imitated from'
Oudry by Alard, Bertin, Crescent, and Savart, or not
signed (lOs.). Radziwill's copy in red morocco, 97 frs.
La Fontaine. Fables Choisies, mises en vers par M. de La
Fontaine. Genfeve (Cazin), 1777, 2 vols., 16mo., frontis-
piece by Delaunay after Marillier (3s.).
The Cazin edition, Londres, 1780, with the frontispiece by Delvaux
after Marillier, is of similar value.
La Fontaine. Fables de La Fontaine, avec figures. . . . Paris,
Didot I'aine, 1787, 6 vols., 16mo., vellum paper, frontis-
piece and 275 plates after Vivier by Simon and Coiny (£3,
and more than double before the numbers).
The plates without text appeared in parts limited to 500 copies. The
text was also intended to be engraved, but after the first Fables it was
discontinued. Renouard's copy having the rarissime etchings complete
but one, which was not drawn, bound in blue morocco by Bradel, was
sold for the trifling sum of 100 frs. Reprinted with the same plates in
6 vols., 16mo., and 4 vols., 8vo., 1796 (25s.).
La Fontaine. Fables . . . Paris, chez Renouard, 1795, 2
vols., 8vo., medal portrait on first title, and 12 plates after
Moreau by Delvaux, Bosq, Ghendt, Trifere, and Villerey
(15s.).
La Fontaine. Fables de La Fontaine. Paris, de I'imprimerie
de P. Didot I'aine, au palais national des sciences et des
arts, an X. (1802), 2 vols., roy. fol., vellum paper, 12 pretty
vignettes after Percier by Duplessi-Bertaux (20s. to 30s.,
and more with the unlettered proofs), 250 copies printed,
100 of them before letters.
Two copies exist on vellum ; one of them, with the original drawings
inserted, was sold in 1816 for £170, and resold for £70 10«. This edition
is called " Edition du Louvre."
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La Fontaine. Fables, ornees de 216 figures en taille-douce,
d^di^es a la jeunesse. Leipsig, 1802, 3 vols., 8vo. (6*-.).
La Fontaine. La Fontaine's Fables, now first translated from
the French, by Robert Thomson, with elegant engraved
figures. Paris, Chenu, 1806, 2 vols., 8vo., plates after
Perdoux (6s.).
La Fontaine. Fables causides de La Fontaine en bers
gascouns. A Bayonne, de I'lmprimerie de Paul Fauvet-
Duhard, 1776, Bvo., engraved title and frontispiece, having
La Fontaine's portrait, by Lemire after Moreau (10s., and
much more with the etching of the frontispiece and before
the date beneath the plate). At end there is the " Diction-
naire gascon et frangais."
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles. Amsterdam, Pierre
Brunei, 1709 and 1718, 2 vols., 12mo., reproduction of R.
de Hooghe's illustrations for the 1685 edition (56-.).
Another edition, 1732, of similar value.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles. Amsterdam, Pierre
Brunei, 1726, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece bearing an
escutcheon : chez Henri Desbordes, and 11 plates, not
signed (5 s.).
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles. A series of 38 plates (with
stanzas of verses beneath each by the poet Roi), known
under the name of " Suite de De Larmessin" (circa 1736),
oblong folio. The plates are divided in the following
order of artists, viz. : — After Boucher by De Larmessin :
Le Magnifique, La Courtisane amoureuse, Le Calendrier
des Vieillards, Le Fleuve Scammandre. After Eisen by
Tardieu : La Gageure des trois Commeres, Le Cas de
Conscience, Le Gascon. After Eisen by L. Le Grand :
Promettre est un et tenir est un autre. After Lancret by
De Larmessin : Les Remois, A Femme avare galant escroc,
Le Gascon puni, Le petit Chien qui secoue de I'argent et
des pierreries, Nicaise, Le Faucon, On ne s'avise jamais
de tout, Les Deux Amis, Les Oies de Frfere Philippe, Pate
d'anguille, Les Troqueurs, La servante justifi^e. After
Le Clerc by De Larmessin : Le Rossignol, Le Faiseur
d'Oreilles et le Raccommodeur des monies. After Laurin
by Aveline : L'Anneau de Hans Carvel. After Lorrain by
D. Sornique : La Chose impossible. After Le Mesle by
Filloeul : Le Cuvier, La Clochette. After Paterre by Fil-
iceul : La - Courtisane amoureuse, La Matrone d'Ephfese,
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Le Cocu battu et content, Le Savetier, Le Baiser donn^,
Le Baiser rendu, Le Glouton. After and by Paterre : Les
Aveux indiscrets. After Vleughels by De Larmessin :
Frfere Luce, La Jument du compere Pierre, Le Bast, Le
Villageois qui cherclie son veau.
In the execution of " A Femme avare galant escroc, Le Faucon, Le
Gascon puni, Le petit Chien, Les Remois, On ne s'avise jamaise de tout,
Les Oies de Frere Philippe, La Servante justifiee, Le Rossignol," and
" Frere Luce," De Larmessin was assisted by Schmidt, and " Nicaise "
was engraved by the latter (£40 to £50). The series complete is of the
utmost rarity.
La Fontaine. Contes de La Fontaine. S. 1. , 1 7 4 3 , 2 vols. , 1 2mo. ,
pretty frontispiece, not signed, 2 fleurons on titles, and 2
arabesque vignetteg (55.).
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers . . . Amsterdam
(Paris, David jeune), 1743 or 1745, 2 vols., post 8vo.,
titles in red and black, frontispiece signed Lebas, sometimes
repeated in vol. 2, one headpiece La Fontaine writing
after Cocliin by Fessard, 2 fleurons on titles and 69
vignettes after Cocliin by Chedel, Fessard, and Eavenet
(not signed) (12s.).
Of all the illustrations of La Fontaine's Contes, these are the least
suggestive, . though original and spirited in composition. Some of the
vignettes are to be met with in artist's proofs without text. Three of
the vignettes, viz. A Femme avare galant escroc. On ne s'avise jamais
de tout, and' Le Remois, originally designed by Cochin, were substituted
by Lancret's compositions engraved by de Larmessin (in reduced form).
E. Quentin-Bauchart's copy in old red morocco, 1350 frs. (absurd) ;
Delbergue's large-paper copy, 720 frs. (overpaid). M. Morgand marks
M, E. Paillet's copy in red morocco, by Derome, 500 frs.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers. Amsterdam, 1747,
2 vols., post 8vo., fleuron on titles, frontispiece and 7 un-
lettered and unsigned plates (3 in first and 4 in second
volume) (15s. to 20s.).
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers. Amsterdam (Paris,
Barbou), 1762, 2 vols., post 8vo., portraits of La Fontaine
after Eigault, of Eisen after Vespre', both by Ficquet,
2 fleurons on titles, 2 large vignettes on blank pages, on
the reverse of one " Joconde," and on the other " Les Oies
de Frere Philippe," 2 pieces heading first tale in each
volume, 52 tailpieces (23 and 29 respectively, the last but
one comprising Chofiard's portrait), all signed by Chofiard,
except 2 tailpieces beneath " La Clochette" (p. 221, vol. 1)
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and " La Cruclie " (p. 292, vol. 2), and 80 plates (39 and
41) after Eisen by Aliamet, Baquoy, ChofFard, Delafosse,
Flipart, Lemire, Leveau, de Longueil, and Ouvrier (£8 to
£10, and double in morocco, and more according to state
and preservation).
The famous Permiers-Generaux edition, called so because they
defrayed the cost of publication. It must be pronounced Eisen and.
Choffard's masterpiece, as in the illustrations of both the beautiful and
the elegant are combined. Some copies on stout paper, bound at the-
time either in red or blue morocco with dentelle, the back having a
special design "a la grecque" by Gravelot, were intended as gifts,,
and therefore called " de present" (for obvious reasons they generally
contain none of the decouvertes plates). The 6 uncovered plates
originally published were : (1) Le Gas de Conscience, (2) Le Diable de
Papefiguiere, (3) Les Lunettes, (4) Le Bat, (5) Le Rossignol, (6) Richard
Minutolo. The first two are of frequent occurrence, while the remaining
four, particularly the fourth, are extremely rare. The plate L'Imitation
d'Anacreon is sometimes decouverte ; the plate of the " Roi Caudaule " has
equally undergone a modification. The plate " Le Remede " has some-
times the curtains ornamented and other parts of it in a finished state.
The Sociefce d'Amateurs rejected some plates on account of their free
nature, as " le Tableau " and " la Servante Justifiee," and others by
reason of their indifferent execution. The titles of the refused plates
are : (1) Le Cocu battu et content; (2) Le Savetier; (3) La Servante
Justifiee ; (4) La Gageure des trois Commeres (second plate) ; (5) Le
Calendrier des Vieillards ; (6) A Pemme avare galant escroc ; (7) On
ne s'avise Jamais de tout ; (8) La Coupe enchantee ; (9) Le Petit
Chien ; (10) La Clochette ; (11) Le Juge de Mesle ; (12) Sceur Jeanne ;.
(13) Les Oies du frere Philippe; (14) L'Oraison de saint Julien • (15)
Les Remois; (16) Comment Tesprit vient aux filles;'(17) Le Tableau;
(18) Le Contrat; (19) Le Rossignol (unlike that quoted above); (20)
Le Gascon puni ; (21) Le Pdte d'Anguilles ; (22) Le Baiser rendu ; (23)
La Mandragore ; (24) Le Berceau et Mazet. Generally they are of
smaller size. Choffard's charming pieces exist in artist's proofs without
text. The generally adopted view that in copies with the earliest
impressions Choffard's medallion portrait is within a white tablet (the
lines not -yet filled in), does not hold good, as we meet Choffard's
portrait in the 1764 edition without the lines and without the name. La
B6doyere's copy (1862) had La Fontaine's portrait in 8 different states,
but the portrait having beneath the fable " du Loup et de I'Agneau,"
was never executed for this edition. Eisen's portrait having been
engraved on thin copper, is seldom in a fine state. — The copy having
Eisen's original drawings was presented by Comte de Gervilliers to
Madame Doche. It was afterwards sold in the first double sale (1863)
for 3520 frs., and is now included in the Due d'Aumale's library at
Chantilly. Madame de Pompadour's copy in red morocco, with her
arms, in the Nodier sale (1844) fetched 240 frs. Now it is the property
of Baron de La Roche-Lacarelle.
Comtesse du Barry's copy with her device, " Boutez en Avant," was
marked in Fontaine's Catalogue 3000 frs. The superb copy in a rich
Mosaic binding by Derome pere, which belonged, in turn, to the due de
la Valliere, to Naigeon, to F. Didot, to Comte de la Bedoyere, to Brunet
(in whose sale it was sold for 7000 frs.), and to Benzon, from whom it
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changed hands to M. Roederer of Reims for 13,000 frs. Renouard's
copy, bound in 4 vols, with double plates, Choffard's vignettes in artist's
proof without text, divers proofs of the portraits and Eisen's 16 original
drawings on vellum of the rejected plates, which was sold in 1854 for
1100 frs., is now in the library of the late Baron James-Edouard de
Rothschild. Marquis de Ganay's copy in red morocco with rich dentelle
was sold for 4700 frs., and resold in the R. Lion sale for 4645 frs.
Behague's copy in green morocco 4600 frs. The Delbergue copy
"broche" 2900 frs., and a collection of etchings, of rejected plates,
portraits, etc., 7250 frs.
The edition of a smaller size with Eisen's plates, but without Choffard's
vignettes, and bearing the date 1762 (executed as an experiment only of
a tentative nature), is valued at from £3 to £L The reprint of 1792
and the 2 counterfeits of 1764 and 1777 have the plates reversed. An
undated edition, 2 vols., post 8vo., Londres, contains the original plates
copied by Martinet. Copies of the reprint of 1792, with the date 1762
on title, are firstly of a larger size, then the tailpiece placed after I;a
Fontaine's life, representing his tomb, is not in the original, and lastly,
the date 1792 is distinctly visible beneath the tailpiece on the last page.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers. Amsterdam, 1/64,
2 vols., post 8vo., portrait of La Fontaine, fleuron on titles
(first signed C. Boily), large vignette and headpiece to eacLi
volume, and 60 tailpieces, not signed (copied from Choffard,
some reduced and some enlarged, with the position of the
figures reversed, as is the case with the plates, and the others
added), and 80 plates after Eisen, several of which bear
the signature of Boily in the engraving (£2, and double in
morocco).
La Fontaine's portrait is sometimes engraved by Savart, sometimes by
Macret.
-La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers, Amsterdam, 1767,
2 vols., 8vo., text within borders, portrait, frontispiece
in vol. 2, 6 vignettes and 80 plates, not signed (£2).
Counterfeit of the 1762 edition.
Xa Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles. Londres, s.d. (circa 1770),
2 vols., 12mo., portrait, 2 fleurons on titles, and 79 plates
copied by Martinet from the 1762 edition (25s.).
Another counterfeit.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers ... A Paris,
,PIassan et Chevalier, 1772, 2 vols., 8 vo. , portrait, fleurons
and plates after Choffard and Eisen (20s.).
Another counterfeit.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers. Amsterdam, 1776,
2 vols., 12mo., engravings (5s.).
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles. S.l. (Paris), 1777, 2 vols.,
La Fontaine. Oontes et Nobvelles, 1792
IFage 281
Fragonard.
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8vo., 2 frontispieces, signed Vidal direxit, 2 fleurons, not
signed, on titles, portrait of La Fontaine after that of Ficket
by Macret, 43 tailpieces, and 80 plates after those of Eisen,
one signed Borgnet (£2).
Another counterfeit.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers ... A Londres,
s.d., 4 vols., post 8vo., 81 plates from the Fermiers-
Generaux edition (15s.).
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers. La Haye, Gosse
junior (Cazin), 1778, pretty portrait of La Fontaine, not
signed (4*.). Reprinted Londres (Cazin), 1780, 2 vols.,
12mo., with frontispiece by Delvaux after Marillier, and
1781 with portrait by Delvaux (4s. each); again Londres,
s.d., frontispiece and fleurons on titles, not signed (3s.).
La Fontaine. ' Conte et Nouvelles en vers. Londres (Paris,
Cazin), 1780, 2 vols., 16mo., portrait of La Fontaine, not
signed, and 24 charming plates after Desrais by Aveline,
Delvaux, Deny, Groux, Mme. Lingee, Mailett, H . . . y and
R. D * * * (30s. to 40s.).
The compositions are original and spirited.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers . . . Paris, Les
Libraires asspcies, 1791, 2 vols., plates from the 1762
edition (10s.).
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers. Paris, Plassan ou
Chevalier, 1792, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 portraits, 83 plates after
Eisen, 53 tailpieces and 6 fleurons (<£2).
The prospectus of this edition states that although Cho£fard's vignettes
are reprinted, the plates are original, forming the 1200 copies of the
1762 edition which remained in stock unsold. The 4 plates above
the original number are 1 in " Le Faucon," 1 in " La Coupe enchantee,"
1 in "La Mandragore," and 1 tailpiece representing La Fontaine's
tomb, and placed after his Life.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers. Paris, de I'impri-
merie de P. Didot, I'an IIL de la Eepublique, 1795, 2 vols.,
roy. 4to., vellum paper, plates.
Vol. 1 contains vii. pages devoted to a Life of La Fontaine, 20 plates,
and 282 pages of text ; vol. 2 counts 334 pages. This limited edition
was intended to be ornamented with 80 plates, including portrait, after
Fragonard, and executed by the first artists of the period ; the fates
willed that it should appear in 1795, the Morrow of the Terror. Most
book-lovers were, through force of circumstances, scattered, reduced to
poverty, and amidst this political storm had to care for their lives, and
could give little thought to the possession of fine editions of artistic
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works. The consequence was that the first two parts (out of 8 intended
to publish) containing 20 engravings failed to obtain a sufiicient number
of subscribers. Fragonard, disheartened by this failure, seems to have
thrown up the work. An appeal to Lebarbier, Monnet, Touze, and
Mallet to come to the rescue proved without avail, and so the publication
was discontinued. Two copies are known with the plates on Dutch
paper, but with the text on the same paper no copy is known to exist.
In the ordinary copies which were the only ones offered for sale, only 20
plates in vol. 1 are to be found, but the earlier impressions are before
the numbers and without the artists' signatures, or only " a la pointe
seche." Altogether 37 compositions were in course of publication, but
the last 17 (they are counted 18, "Le Cocu battu et content" having
been done again with larger figures) were, through the events mentioned
above, left unfinished and unpublished. A few artists' proofs were taken
from these half-finished plates, and these are of the utmost rarity. A
complete collection of the plates and etchings has up to the present
remained undetected. Em. Martin's copy, containing 33 of the etchings,
besides Deveria's 60 original drawings and additional plates, 4800 frs.
The copy of M. E. Paillet, one of 3 copies (the other 2 are that of
M. Beraldi, and the one acquired by M. Roederer in the Sieurin sale
for 20,000 frs.), known to have the largest number of plates, coiitaining
the series of the 20 plates in two states (etchings and finished state on
Dutch paper before the numbers) ; 14 out of the 17 etchings ; 1 1 finished ,
proofs (of these etchings, 6 tirage ancien and 5 tirage moderne all before
letters) ; 2 plates for "le Cocu battu et content " (etching and finished
unlettered proof) ; Choffard's fleuron on the title in artist's proof with-
out text ; the original cover for both parts as originally issued, is marked
by Margand 18,000 frs. M. de la Bedoyere's copy had the text printed
on vellum. The Bibliotheque du Roi acquired Prince Galitzin's copy in
his sale, also on vellum.
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles en vers. Nouvelle
edition. Paris, chez les libraires associes, 1791-96, portrait
after Rigault by Mossa, and 83 plates, not signed, after
those of Eisen for the Fermiers-Generaux edition (20s.).
La Fontaine. Contes et Nouvelles . . . Paris, Tourneisen fils,
1808, 2 vols., 8vo., medal portrait on title and 84 plates
after Eisen, coloured by hand (£3 to £4, and more on large
paper).
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon, edition
nouvelle. La Haye, chez Moetjens, 1707, 12mo., 1 plate,
not signed (3s.).
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon, precedees
du poeme d'Adonis. A Paris, chez J. J. Coiny, graveur;
de I'imprimerie de H. J. Jansen et C'^', s.d., 2 vols., 16mo.,
7 plates by Coiny, privately printed ; very rare (25s., and
more on vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon . . . Londres
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(Paris, Cazin), 1782, 16mo., frontispiece by Duponchel after
Marillier (3s.).
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon, Edition
ornee de figures imprimees en couleur d'aprfes les tableaux
de M. Shall. Paris, Defer de Maisonneuve, 1791, roy. 4to.,
4 plates (printed in colours) after Schall by Bonnefoy (1),
Mme. Demonchy (2), and Colibert (1) (£2).
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon. . . .
Paris, Dufart, 1793, 12mo., frontispiece and 3 plates, not
signed (5s.).
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon, avec le
po^me d' Adonis. Paris, Didot le jeune, I'an troisifeme
(1795), 4to., vellum paper, portrait by Audouin after
Eigault, and 8 plates after Moreau by Dambrun, Duhamel,
Dupreel, De Gendt, Halbou, Petit, and Simonet (£2 to £3,
and considerably more on large paper, with unlettered
proofs of portrait and plates, and particularly with the
etchings, which are excessively rare).
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon. Paris,
imprimerie de Patris, 1796, 16mo., 6 plates by Blanchard
after Binet (3s., and more than double on vellum paper
with unlettered proofs).
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon, suivies
d' Adonis. A Paris, imprimd au Louvre par P. Didot I'aine,
1797, 4to., vellum paper, 5 plates after Gerard by Blot,
Marais, Mathieu, Nicollet, and Alex. Tardieu (10s., and
double with unlettered proofs).
The Behague copy in such a state 150 frs.
La Fontaine. Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon avec le
pogme d' Adonis. Paris, Saugrain, 1797, 2 vols., 12mo.,
portrait by Audouin after Eigaud, and 8 plates, after Moreau
by Dambrun, Duhamel, Dupreel, De Gendt, Halbou, Petit,
and Simonet (20s. to 25s., and a fancy price on stout vellum
paper with the unlettered proofs, and particularly so with
the very rare etchings).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in. such a state, and with additional 6
unlettered proofs after Desenne in red morocco, uncut, 2380 frs. (1894).
There are only 2 other copies known to exist with the etchings, yiz. the
one belonging to M. Tandeau de Marsac, and M. E. Paillet's copy marked
by M. Morgand, 4000 frs.
La Fontaine. (Euvres diverses. Anvers, chez les frferes Jacob
et H. Sauvage (Paris), 1726, 3 vols., 4to., text within
284 LA FONTAINE— LA FOSSE
borders, portrait and 3 fleurons by Duflos, 5 pretty vignettes,
and 3 ornamented letters by Tardieu (55.).
La Fontaine. CEuvres diverses. Paris, David, 1744, 4 vols.,
16mo., portrait by Pinssio after Eigaud, 4 fleurons on titles
and 4 pretty vignettes, not signed (5s.).
La Fontaine. CEuvres Choisies. Londres (Cazin), 1782, 16mo.,
a pretty portrait-frontispiece by Delvaux (Ss.).
La Fontaine. CEuvres completes, precedees d'une nouvelle
notice sur sa vie (par Auger). Paris, Leffevre, 1814, 6 vols.,
8vo., portrait by Ribault after Eigaud, and 25 plates (12
for the Tables, 9 for the Contes, 2 for the Theatre, and 2
for Psyche) after Moreau by Bosq, Delignon, Delvaux, de
Ghendt, Marriage, Pigeot, Trifere, de Villiers frferes and
Villerey (205. to 25s., and on vellum paper with unlettered
proofs £4 to £5, and treble with the etchings).
The plates have been re-engraved for the 1822 edition, Renouard had
a few collections of both series drawn on India paper and on rose paper.
They are both rare, particularly the latter.
La Fontaine (Mme. de). Zulmator prince de la Chine ou le
petit Barbet blanc des bains d'Apollon. Paris, Locard, an
XIII. J 12mo., frontispiece, signed Berth et sculp. (3s.).
Laforest. L'Art de soigner les pieds . . . par M. Laforest,
Chirurgien-Pedicure de sa Majeste. A Paris, chez I'auteur,
1782, post 8vo., engravings (5s.).
La Fosse (J. de). Theatre ... nouvelle edition'; corrigee et aug-
mentee de la vie de I'auteur, etc. Amsterdam, L'Honore,
1745, 12mo., frontispiece after L. F.-D. B. by Tanje', fleuron
on title by B. Picart, and 5 poor plates, not signed (3s.).
Regnard's piece " Le Distrait " is among the plays contained in the
volume.
La Fosse (Charles de). Nouvelle Iconologie historique ou
Attributs hieroglyphiques qui ont pour objet les quatre
elements, les quatre saisons, les quatre parties du monde
ef les differentes complexions de I'homme, par Ch. de La
Fosse architecte. Paris, 1768, roy. fol., 108 plates repre-
senting Fountains, Cartouches, Doorposts, Frames, Panes,
Trophies, Vases, Friezes, Tombs, Clocks, etc. (£12 to £15).
La Fosse (Charles de). Nouvelle Iconologie historique ou
Attributs hieroglyphiques qjii ont pour objets les quatre
Elements, les quatre Saisons, les quatre Parties du monde,
etc. . . . par Jean-Charles Delafosse, architecte, decorateur
LA rOSSE— LAGE 285
et professeur en desseins. Paris, Fr. Chereau, 1771, 2 vols.,
sm. fol. ; vol. 2 forms a supplementary volume. The work
in to to contains 260 plates of Designs of Chimney-Pieces,
Borders, Gates, Trophies, Vases, Cartouches, Medallions,
Pedestals, Consoles, Tables, Monuments, Fountains, Tombs,
etc. (£18 to £20).
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy containing 259 plates, but had in addition
(1) Livre de Trophes. Paris, Le Perest Avaulez, 4 parts of 6 plates
each ; (2) Cahiers de Trophees, graves par J.-F. Janinet. Paris, Le Pere
et Avaulez, 3 parts of 4 plates each ; (3) Projet de Prisons, 3 plates,
altogether 298 plates, was sold for 850 frs. (1895). In the same sale
a collection of "128 plates of Furniture (decorative), 80 of them by
Delafosse, A Paris, chez Daumont, s.d. (circa 1775), sm. fol., and
bound in morocco, realized 2500 frs.
La Fosse (Charles de). Nouvelle Iconologie historique, etc.,
dediee aux artistes par J. C. De La Fosse, architecte,
decorateur et professeur de dessin a Paris (text French and
Dutch). Amsterdam, Roos et Fokke, s.d. (1771), roy. fol.,
2 frontispieces, and 103 plates of Trophies, Emblems, etc.
(30s. to 40s.).
La Fosse (Charles de). Recueil de Meubles de differents genres
inventes par J. C. de L. . . A Paris, chez Daumont, s.d.
(circa 1775), sm. fol., 116 plates by Delafosse (80), Le Canu,
Martinet, PauUeau, Duval, and de Puisieux (£60 to £80).
La Fosse (Charles de). Recueil des Fontaines, Frontispieces,
Pyramides, Cartouches, etc. . . . Amsterdam, Jean Willem
Smit, s.d., 2 vols, in 1 fol., title and 103 plates engraved
by J. de Witt (25s. to 30s.).
La Fosse. Cours d'Hippiatfique, ou Tr^ite complet de la
medecine des chevaux, par M. La Fosse, hippiatre. Paris,
Edme, 1772, fol., portrait of the author and 65 plates,
coloured or plain (40s. or 20s. respectively, and more with
unlettered proofs).
The Eadziwill copy coloured in red morocco, 100 frs.
La Fosse. Guide du Marechal, ouvrage contenant une con-
noissance exacte du cheval . . . Ensemble un traits de la
ferrure qui lui est convenable ... A Avignon, Chambeau,
1798, 8vo., copper plates (12s.).
Lage (De). Funerailles de G. Oh. Henri, prince d'Orange. La
Haye, 1755, fol., 41 plates by Punt (25s.).
Lage (De). Description de la Chambre et du Lit de parade sur
lequel le corps d'Anne, princesse douairifere d'Orange,
286 LA GEANGE— LAGUILLE
a ete expose en fe'vrier 1759 ... La Haye, 1759, roy.
ibl., 8 plates by Fokke after de Swart (155.).
La Grange (De). Theatre, seconde edition. Amsterdam,
Jacques Desbordes, 1709, 12mo., 5 plates, one to each, piece,
not signed (5s.).
Lagrange-Chancel is tie author of the Philippiques.
La Grange. (Euvres meslees. La Haye, chez Le Vier, 1721,
post 8vo., 8 fine vignettes designed and engraved by F.
Bleyswyk (5 s.).
Reprinted 1724.
La Guepifere (Ph. de). Eecueil d'Esquises d' Architecture repre-
sentant plusieurs monumens de composition ... A Stutt-
gardt, chez I'auteur, s.d. (1750), fol., portrait of the author
and 51 etchings by Philippe de Guepifere and Lucas {£3
to £4).
La Guerinifere (Fr. Eobichon De). L'Eeole de Cavalerie, con-
tenant la connoissance, I'instruction et la conservation du
cheval, par M. de La Gu^rinifere, dcuyer du.Eoy. Paris,
Jacques CoUombat, 1733, roy. fol., frontispiece, 23 plates
(6 of which are equestrian portraits), 3 headpieces and a
tailpiece after Parrocel by Audran, Aveline, Beauvais, Cars,
Coquart, Dupuis, Lebas, etc. (£5 to £6).
Baron Pichon's copy in blue morocco by Hardy, 196 frs. Reprinted
1751, less than half price. RadziwUl's copy in old red morocco, 150 frs.
M. Morgand offers another reprint of 1773 hitherto unknown.
La Guerinifere. L'Eeole de Cavalerie . . . Paris, Gu^rin, 1734,
or 1754, or 1756, or 1769, 2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece and
33 plates (several folding), by Tardieu, Audran, Desplaces,
after Parrocel (10s. to 15s.).
The 1756 edition has the author's portrait by S. H. Thomassin after
Tocque, and several technical plates by Heulart,
Laguerrie (De). Les Amours de Lucile et de Doligny, ou
Lettres dedeux amants. Paris, Le Jay, 1769, 2 vols, in 1,
]2mo., title-frontispiece the same in each volume by Therfese
Martinet after Queverdo (3s.).
Laguille (Le pfere Louis). Histoire de la province d' Alsace
depuis Cesar jusqu'au mariage de Louis XV. Strasbourg,
chez Doulsecker, 1727; 3 parts in fol., frontispiece, designed
and engraved by J. -A. Friedrich, fleuron on title and
vignette by the same, 2 plates by Seupel and Friedrich,
map of Alsace and 2 plans of Strasbourg and of mount
Sainte-Odile (10s.).
LA HAEPE— LA JOUE 287
La Harpe. Eloge de Henri IV. Amsterdam et Paris, chez
Lacombe, 1769, 8vo., allegorical frontispiece designed and
engraved by Prevost (3.s.).
La Harpe. Tangu et Felime, pofeme en 4 chants . . . Paris,
Pissot, 1780, post 8vo., title engraved by Marillier, and
4 pretty plates after Marillier by Dambrun, de Gbendt,
Halbou, and Ponce {10s., and more on large paper).
R. Lion's copy in green morocco, containing the pencil-sketches of
Marillier's drawings, 620 frs. ; Lebarbier de Tinan's copy bound by
Trautz, 200 frs.
Labontan (Le Baron). Nouveau Voyage . . . dans I'Amerique
septentrionale. La Haye, 1703-4, 3 vols., 8vo., maps and
plates (12s. to 15s.).
Lais philosopbe (La), ou Memoires de Mme. D * * * et Discours
a M. de Voltaire sur son impiete, sa mauvaise conduite et
sa foli^. Nouvelle edition consid. augment^e selon I'original
imprime a Bouillon, chez Pierre Limier, 1761. 2 parts in
1 vol., post Svo., frontispiece designed and engraved by
Broen. In the original edition of 1760 the frontispiece is
not signed (5s.).
La Joue (De). Livre nouveau de Douze Morceaux de Fantaisie.
Paris, chez I'auteur et chez Huquier, graves par Aveline,
Cochin fils, Desplaces, Duflos, Gudlard, Lucas, and Eavenet
(large size). Premier livre de divers Morceaux d'Archi-
tecture, inventus par f. de La Joue et graves par Huquier,
12 pieces. Livre d' Architecture, paysages et perspectives,
deux suites de 12 pieces chaque. Paris, Huquier. Eecueil
nouveau de differens Cartouche (sic), Paris, Huquier, 12
pieces. Second livre de Cartouches, 12 pieces. Troisifeme
livre de Cartouches, 12 pieces. Livre de Cartouches de
guerre, 7 pieces. Livre de Buffets, 7 pieces. Livre de
Vases, 6 pieces. Tableaux d'Ornemens et de rocailles, 24
pieces en 2 suites. Ecrans a main, 6 pieces. Livre de
divers Esquisses et griffonnements, 10 pieces. Dessins de
portes, 12 pieces. G-rands Trophies, 4 pieces. All these
sets have been edited by Huquier (and engraved by him
and JouUain), except the last, which is by Basan. M.
Bayaert's copy of the Livre d Architecture, etc., 24 pieces
(one missing), realized in 1895 70 frs. ; M. Hip. Destail-
leur's copy of " Cahiers d'Ornements," containing 66 pieces
by Huquier, 4to., 305 frs. (1895).
The Biblioth&que nationale possesses a Collection of Drawings of
Decorations by La Joue.
288 LA LIVE— LALONDE
La Live de JuUy (Ange-Laurent de). Catalogue historique du
Cabinet de peinture et sculpture Fraugaise de M. A. de La
Live, introducteur des ambassadeurs. Paris, chez Le Prieur,
1764, 8vo., portrait after Cochin, and one plate after
Lefevre by de La Live (15s.).
The magnificent collection formed by M. de La Live de JuUy, con-
sisting chiefly of works of the French school, was sold in 1770. The
catalogue, the notices of which have been supplied by Mariette, contains
also his portrait after Cochin, engraved by himself. Comte de Ligne-
rolles' copy, sm. 4to. , containing also the etching of the portrait in old
red morocco, 147 frs. (1894).
La Live de JuUy. Collection de Portraits pour faire suite aux
Hommes illustres, 50 portraits in folio (£5 to £6).
This work of the amateur artist is rarely to be met with, as only a
few copies were printed for presents. The author intended it as
a supplement to Perrault's " Hommes illustres." The portraits are
numbered 65 to 114, designed after the best-known originals, and
engraved, says the author, in the manner of Yan Dyck. Augustin de
Saint-Aubin, whose pupil La Live was, has apparently touched them
up, and M. E. Bocher has even included them in his fine catalogue of
the " CEuvre de Saint-Aubin." The following is the list of the persons
figuring in the collection : Cardinal de Retz, Cardinal de Polignac,
Bossuet, Fenelon, Mechier, Mascaron, Nicole, Quesnel, Malebranche,
Bayle, Abbe de Eance, Marechal de Crequy, Comte de Bussy-Rabutin,
Vauban, Catinat, Bourdaloue, Massillon, Moreri, B. de Montfaucon,
P. Poree, Due de Villars, Duguay-Trouin, Mathieu Mole, Omer Talon,
Comte d'Avaux, Boucherat, Lamoignon, D'Argenson, Rene Pucelle,
M6zerai, Saint-Evremont, Felibien, Cassini, La Bruyere, Dacier, RoUin,
Rapin-ToyraSf Segrais, Thomas Corneille, Boileau-Despreaux, Chaulieu,
J. B. Rousseau, Dufresnoy, Jouvenet, H. Rigaud, Pran9ois Lemoyne,
Puget, Girardon, Andre le Nostre, and La Lande.
Lalmant. Le Pot-pourri de Loth. See : Sedaine.
Lalonde (E. de). (Eiivres diverses de Lalonde, decorateur et
dessinateur contenant un grand nombre de dessins pour la
decoration int^rieure des appartements, a I'usage de la
Peinture, des meubles du plus nouveau gout, des pifeces
d'orffeverie et de serrurerie, etc. . . ., recueil utile aux
artistes et aux personnes qui veulent decorer avec gout.
A Paris, cbez Chdreau, s.d. (circa 1780), 2 vols., sm. folio.
Vol. 1 consists of 26 parts of 6 plates each; vol. 2 of 13 parts of
6 plates each, engraved by Eoin de Saint-Morien and de La Gardette.
One of the rarest collections of the interesting series of books of
decorations. Tt contains models of "frames, furniture pieces, cornices,
chandeliers, lustres, trophies, mantel - pieces, door-posts, fire-places,
jewellery, locks, knockers, bolts, keys, etc. Behague's copy, with
18 plates of the "Serrurerie de Caillouet," and 12 plates of friezes and
some arabesques composed and engraved' by Salembier added, forming
a total of 252 plates, 4550 frs. ; M. Hip. Destailleur's copy, containing
LALOUETTE— LA MOTTE 289
327 pieces, and bound in red morocco, by Beltz-Niedpee, 2500 frs. (1895).
In the same sale a collection of 64 furniture plates (Paris, 1780), 120 frs. ;
and another collection of 191 plates of decorative furniture (Paris,
1790), 175 frs.
Lalouette. Nouvelle methode de traiter les maladies vene-
riennes, par la fumigation. ... A Paris, Merigot, 1776,
8vo., plates (15s.).
Lamballe (Marie-Th^rfese-Louise de Carignan, princesse de).
Memoires historiques publics par Mme. Gurnard. Paris,
Lerouge, 1801, 4 vols., 16mo., portrait and 3 plates (6.?.).
Contains curious information of the secret relations of the Due de
Penthievre with Manuel.
La Mettrie. La Faculte vengee, comedie en trois actes par
M * * *, de la Faculte de Paris. Paris, Quillau, 1747,
Svo., pretty fleuron and headpiece, not signed (3s.).
Reprinted 1762.
La Monnoye (Bernard de). Poesies, avec son Eloge, par M. de
S * * * (Sallengre). La Haye, Le Vier, 1716, Svo., fleuron
on title by B. Picart, and 5 vignettes designed and
engraved by Bleyswick (3s.). Comte de Lignerolles' copy
in red morocco by Padeloup, 20 frs. (1894).
La Motbe (De\ La Recreation des Honn^tes gens, ou Opuscules
en vers par M. de la M * * *. Amsterdam et a Paris, chez
Petit, 1770, 8vo., frontispiece by Fessard (3s.).
He is also the author of L'Ami d'Erato.
La Motraye (A. de). Voyages en Europe, Asie et Afrique, ou
Ton trouve une grande variete de recherches geographiques,
historiques et politiques sur I'ltalie, la Grfece, la Turquie, la
Tatarie, la Crime'e, la Circassie, la Sufede, la Laponie, etc.,
avec des remarques instructives sur les moeurs, coutumes,
opinions, etc. La Haye chez Johnson et J. Van Duren,
1727, 2 vols., sm. fob, frontispiece repeated on each title,
4 maps, and 45 curious plates by Hogarth (30) and B.
Picart (15) (20s.).
La Motte (Houdard de). Fables Nouvelles, de'diees au Roy
. . . Paris, Greg. Dupuis, 1719, 4to., fleuron on title by
Simonet after Vleughels, frontispiece by Tardieu after
Coypel, 2 pieces heading the dedication and the Discours,
and 100 vignettes after Coypel, Gillot, Vleughels, B. Picart,
and Ranc, after Cochin, Masse, Gillot, Edelinck, B. Picart,
Simoneau, and Tardieu (10s., and double and more on
large paper).
u
290 LA MOTTE-L AMOUR
La Motte's portrait by Edelinck after Ranc does not belong to this
edition. The Radziwill copy in old green morocco was sold for 200 frs.,
and resold in the Lebceuf de Montgermont sale for 300 frs. M.
E(mile) G(onse) copy, Dutch paper, in old red morocco, brought 425 frs.
(1894j; M. Delzolie's copy, large paper in red morocco, by ChamboUe
Duru, 120 frs. (1894) ; the late M. Lortie's copy, large paper in red
morocco, by Petit-Simier, 51 frs. Another copy in morocco, 78 frs.
(1895). The vignettes in artist's proofs without text are very rare, and
would command a high figure, particularly those executed by GUlot.
M. Lacroix had another series of vignettes for Lamotte's Eables ; they
were of diminutive size, and all engraved by Gillot.
La Motte. Fables Nouvelles, dediees au Roy . . . quatrieme
edition. Amsterdam, Wetstein et Smith, 1727, 2 vols.,
12mo., frontispiece by Edelinck after Coypel, and 99
vignettes, not signed (reproduced in reduced form from the
previous edition, minus the fleuron on title, and the two
vignettes of the Fable dedicated to the King, and of the
Discours on the Fable). They have the advantage of
being within various borders, not signed save the first
(" Jongman fecit." ) {6s.).
They exist separately under the title : Nouveau Recueil d'Estampes
faites pour I'edition in 12mo. des Eables de M. de La Motte. Paris,
Huquier, s.d. (100 engravings, including frontispiece). M. Em. Martin's
copy containing 112 plates in two states, etchings and plates, 345 frs.
La Motte. L'lliade, po6me, avec- un Discours sur Homere.
Paris, Gregoire Dupuis, 1714, 8vo., frontispiece by H.
Edelinck after Roettiers, headpiece of the dedication, not
signed, and 12 plates after Roettiers (7), Nattier (2),
Dieu (l), and Delamonce (2), by Edelinck and Chauffour-
nier (4s.).
La Motte. (Euvres. Paris, Prault, 1753-4, 10 vols, in 11,
12mo., 4 frontispieces by Harrewyn and Coypel, and 21
plates after Broen for Homere (10s., and double on large
paper).
M. Brunet's copy in morocco by Padeloup, 330 frs. ; the d'Hangard
copy, large paper in old morocco, 100 frs. (Radziwill sale) ; Leb. de
Montgermont's copy in green morocco by Bozerian, 260 frs. ; Labitte's
. copy, large paper, 120 frs.
Lamour (Jean). Recueil des Ouvrages en Serrurerie, que
Stanislas roy de Pologne, due de Lorraine et de Bar, a fait
poser sur la place Royale de Nancy, a la gloire de Louis le
Bien-Aime, compose et execute par Jean Lamour, son
serrurier ordinaire, etc. ... Se vend a Nancy chez
I'auteur, et a Paris,. chez Frangois. S.d. (1768), roy, fol.,
LANDON— LANGLEY 291
title engraved within a fine border, an ornamented dedica-
tion to Stanislas, an allegorical vignette, representing the
king visiting the artist's workshop, by Collin after Girardet
or Picard, 5 leaves of text, and 20 plates containing 50
compositions after Lamour by Collin and Nicole. The
privilege is dated 1767 (£5 to £6).
Landon. Annales du Musee et de I'Ecole moderne des Beaux-
Arts, recueil des gravures au trait, d'aprfes les principaux
ouvrages de peinture, sculpture, ou projets d'architecture
qui, chaque annee, ont remporte le prix, etc., par C. P.
Landon. Paris, 1800-9, 17 vols., 8vo., numerous outline
plates (15s, to 20s.).
This is the part which touches the 18th century. There are the
Paysages and Tableaux, and the second series of the Annales du Musee,
partie ancienne, etc., altogether 41 vols. They are of little value now,
except in old morocco in good preservation.
Langeac (De). Colomb dans les fers a Ferdinand et Isabelle,
aprfes la decouverte de I'Amerique, epitre qui a remporte le
priz de I'Academie de Marseille, precedee d'un precis,
historique sur Colomb, par M. le chevalier de Xangeac.
Londres et Paris, Jombert, 1782, 8vo., frontispiece, a
vignette and tailpiece after Marillier by de Launay jeune
(3s.).
Langeac (De). Eloge de Corneille, piece qui a concouru au
prix de I'Academie de Kouen en 1768. Paris, Le Jay, 1768,.
8vo., portrait of Corneille by Gaucher after Lebrun (3s.).
Langlfes. Voyage de I'lnde a la Mekke par Abdoul-Kerym,,
traduit avec notes par Langlfes. Paris, Crapelet, 1797,.
3 vols., 12mo., plates after Hilair by Copia and Duplessi-
Bertaux (5 s.).
Langley (B.). Gardening . . . London, 1728, 2 vols., 4to.,
plates (30s. to 40s.).
Langley (B.). Pomona, or, the Fruit Garden illustrated.
London, 1729, fol., plates (25s. to 30s.).
Langley (B.). Ancient Masonry. London, 1736, 2 vols., foL,
494 plates (£2 to £3).
Langley (B.). The City and Country Builder's and Work-
man's Treasury of Designs, or the Art of drawing and
working the ornamental parts of Architecture. London,
1740, 4to., 186 plates of designs for gates, windows,
292 LANG-LEY— LA PLACE
pavements, altar-pieces, monuments, bookcases, ceilings,
ironwork, furniture, etc. (50s. to 60s.). A copy of the
1750 edition, having at end 14 additional plates of joinery
and of timber-work, realized £4 (1895).
Langley (B.). Builder's and Workman's Treasury of Designs
on the Art of drawing and working the ornamental parts
of Architecture. London, 1741, 4to., about 200 plates of
designs for gates, wind.ows, pavements, altar-pieces, monu-
ments, bookcases, ceilings, ironwork, furniture, etc. (£3
to £4).
Langley (B.). Gothic Architecture improved. London, 1742,
4to., 62 plates (15s.).
Langley (T.). History and Antiquities of the Hundred of
Desborough and Deanery of Wycombe, in Buckinghamshire,
including the Borough Towns of Wycombe and Marlow,
and sixteen Parishes. London, 1797; 4to., map and plate
(20s., and treble on large paper, of which only 12 copies
were printed).
Langnet de la Villeneuve de Gregy. La Vie de la venerable
mere Marguerite Marie, Eeligieuse de la Visitation, par
Monseigneur J.-J. L. . . A Paris, 1729, 4to., frontispiece
(5s.).
La None. (Euvres de Theatre. . . A Paris, Duchesne, 1765, 2
parts, 12mo., portrait by Littret after Monnet (4s.).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy in old red morocco, 60 frs. (1894).
Lanterne magique (La), ou Fl^aux des aristocrates, etrennes
d'un patriote, dddiees aux Frangais libres, etc. . . . orn^es
de 12 estampes non sign^es, et de couplets analogues. A
Berne, 1790, 16mo. (15s.).
La Place (De). L'Orpheline Angloise, ou Histoire de Charlotte
Summers, imitee de I'anglois de M. N * * * par M. de la
Place. Londres et Paris, Eollin fils, 1752, 4 vols., 12mo.,
4 engraved titles and 4 pretty plates designed and engraved
by Aveline (5s.). Eeprinted 1800, 4 vols., 16m.o., 4 plates
by de Launay after Borel (3s.).
La Place. Adfele, comtesse de Ponthieu, tragedie. Paris, 1758,
12mo., 1 vignette by Kyland after Gravelot (3s.).
La Place. Oronoko, ou le Prince Nfegre, imitation de I'anglois,
nouvelle edition, revue et corrig^e par M. de la Place.
LA PLACE— LA EOCHEPOUOAIJLD 293
Londres ef Paris, Vente, 1769, 12mo., 1 vignette after
Eisen, and 5 plates after Marillier by Baron (5s.). Duridz
de Verninac's copy, with the arms of the due de Choiseul-
Stainville, 60 frs.
La Place. Lydia, ou M^moires de Mylord D * * *, imit^s de
I'anglais par M. de la Place. A Londres, et se trouve h,
Bruxelles, de Boubers, 1772, 4 parts in 2 vols., 12mo.,
4 pretty plates after Cardon (5s.).
La Place. (Collection de Romans et Contes imit^s de I'anglois,
. corriges et revus de nouveau par M. de la Place. Paris,
Cussac, 1780 or 1788, 8 vols., 8vo., 20 plates (viz. Oronoko
2, C^cile 2, rOrph^line anglaise 3, les deux Mentors 2,
Lydia 3, Tom Jones 6, le Vieux Baron anglais 1, and
I'anecdote singuli^re concernant Henri IV. 1) after Borel
by Biosse, Borgnet, Dambrun, Delignon, Giraud sen.,
Giraud jun., Hubert, Le Eoy, Marchand, Petit, and Viguet,
(15s. to 20s.).
La Place. Memoires de Cecile (demoiselle Eleonore Guichard)
escrits par elle-meme, revus par De La Place. A Paris,
EoUin, 1752, 4 vols., 12mo., portrait (5s.).
La Place. Tom Jones ou I'Enfant trouvd, imite de Fielding.
Londres, 1801, 4 vols., 16mo., 8 plates after Borel by
Delignon and de Launay (Gs.).
La Porte (Abb^). Voyage en I'autre monde, ou Nouvelles;
litt^raires de celui-cy. Londres et Paris, 1752, 12mo.,.
engraved title and frontispiece after Eisen by Sornique
(3s.).
La Porte (Abbe). Histoire litteraire des Femmes Fran9oises, ou
Lettres historiques et critiques, contenant un precis de la
vie et une analyse raisonn^e des ouvrages des femmes qui
se sont distingu^es dans la litt^rature fran9oise, par une
soci^te de gens de lettres. A Paris, chez Lacombe, 1769,
5 vols., 8vo., frontispiece after de Seve by B. L. Prt^vost
(10s.).
La Rochefoucauld (Due de). Reflexions, Sentences et Maximes
morales, avec les Maximes de la Marquise de Sable' . . .
avec des notes politiques et historiques, par Amelot de la
Houssaye, et une nouvelle preface, par R. Pichet. Paris,
Ganeau, 1714, i2mo, frontispiece (5s.).
Gosford copy in red morocco, with arms of the Comte d'Hoym, realized
iu May, 1882, 1400 frs.
294 LA ROCHEFOUCAULD— LA EUE
La Rochefoucauld (Due de). Reflexions ou Sentences et
Maximes morales, nouvelle edition qui renferne de plus
les maximes de Mme. de Sabld. Amsterdam, 1748, 12mo.,
frontispiece after Delamonce by Gentot (3s.).
La Rochefoucauld (Due de). Maximes et Reflexions morales.
A Paris, de I'lmprimerie royale, 1778, 8vo., author's portrait
by Choffard after Petitot (10s., and more than double with
the unlettered portrait, and on large vellum or Dutch paper
with the portrait in artist's proof and etching, £4).
Anisson-Duperron's copy in blue morocco, with the arms of Prance,
and containing the original drawing of Choffard and the portrait in
various states, 2010 frs. (R. Lion sale) ; Comte de LigneroUes' copy on
Dutch paper in old red morocco with broad dentelle, 1050 frs. Re-
printed 1798, 16mo., with portrait by Gaucher (3s.).
Xa Roque. Voyage de I'Arabie heureuse . . . un Memoire
concernant I'arbre et le fruit du Cafd, dressd sur les Obser-
vations de ceux qui ont fait ce dernier Voyage. Et un
'Traite historique de I'origine et du progrfes du Cafe, tant
-dans I'Asie que dans I'Europe, de son introduction en
-France, et de I'etablissement de son usage h Paris. A Paris,
Andre Cailleau, 1716, post 8vo., 3 folding plates of cofi"ee
tree, coffee leaves, and a branch of a coffee tree loaded
■with flowers and fruit, signed : " S. Thomassin sculp."
(12s. to 15s.).
Larrey (De). Histoire d'Eleonore de Guyenne, duchesse
d'Aquitaine, contenant ce qui s'est passe de plus memorable
sous les regnes de Louis VII. dit le Jeune, roi de France ;
d'Henri II. et de Richard son fils, surnomme Coeur de
Lion, roi d'Angleterre, etc., par M * * *. Londres et Paris,
Cussac, 1768, 8vo., 3 fine plates after Borel by Borgnet,
Delignon, and Halbou (5s.).
Larrey (De). Histoire d'Angleterre, d'Ecosse et d'Irlande.
Rotterdam, 1707-13, 4 vols., fol., portraits and plates (20s.
to 25s.).
Larrey (De). Larmes de saint Ignace (Les), ou Dialogue entre
•«aint Thomas et saint Ignace, etc. Sur la copie a Arevalo
en Castille, chez Dom Juan Velasco (Paris, 1761), post
8vo., pretty folding plate designed and engraved by de
Montalais (3s.).
La Rue (De). Traite de la Coupe des Pierres, ou Methode
facile et abregee pour se perfectionner en cette science.
. Paris, impr. royale, 1728, folio, frontispiece after Belin by
LA' EUE— LAUJOK 295
Thomassin, large fleuron on title by Aveline after Cochin,
2 ornamented letters and 6 vignettes, not signed (4s.).
Eeprinted : Paris, Jombert, 1764.
La Rue. Suite de Gravures a I'eau-forte, Bacchanales, Jeux
d'Enfants, Tombeaux, Vases, etc. (1770-71), 100 leaves
in 10 parts by Parizeau after La Hue, sculpteur du Roi
{20s. to 30s.).
Lasalle (M"- de). Histoire de Sopbie Francourt, par M * * *.
Paris, Merlin, 1768, 2 vols., 12mo., 4 pretty plates after
Gravelot by Masquelier, Leveau, de Lorraine, and Duclos
(5s.).
Lasalle (M"" de). Le Mieux, conte moral, par le general
Lasalle. Paris, de I'imprimerie de la citoyenne Ealleu, an
VL, 12mo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
La Serrie (Joseph de). Epanchements de I'Ame, ou Essai de
Philosophic morale. Paris, Didot jeune, 1797, 8vo.,
vellum paper, frontispiece with author's medal portrait,
and 4 plates after Queverdo and Moreau (J. de la S. del. et
exc. ex amico Queverdo). The third plate is inscribed :
"ex Junior M. Moreau" (5s.).
La Serrie (Joseph de). Essai de Litterature, avec des planches
dessinees et gravies de la main de I'auteur. Paris, s.d.,
Svo., the same portrait as above, and 3 plates (3s.).
The author was an amateur artist,, and of his books only a limited
•number was printed for presents to be distributed among his friends.
Lattre. Les Evolutions de la Cavalerie francoise suivant
rOrdonnance du 1"'' Juin, 1766. A Paris, 1767, Svo.,
29 plates (15s. to 20s.).
Laugier (le P.). Essai sur I'Architecture, nouvelle edition avec
un dictionnaire des termes et des planches qui en facilitent
I'explication. Paris, Duchesne, 1755, 8vo., pretty frontis-
piece after Eisen by Aliamet, and 8 technical plates (8s.).
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy in red morocco, with arms of Stanislas,
Zing of Poland, 225 frs. (1895).
Laujon (De). Les A-propos de la Societe, ou Chansons de M.
L. . . . (Paris) 1776, 2 vols., 8vo., with music, frontispiece
after and by Moreau to each volume alike, 2 plates after
Moreau by De Launay and Simonet, 2 vignettes and 2
. tailpieces after Moreau by Duclos, and Martini (vignettes)
and De Launay (tailpieces). — Les A-propos de la Folic, ou
290 LAUJON-^LA VALLl&E
Chansons grotesques, grivoises et annonces de parade^
(Paris) 1776, 8vo., with music, frontispiece after and by
Moreau, 1 plate and 1 vignette after Moreau by Martini,
and 1 tailpiece after and by Moreau (25s., and in morocco
according to state of preservation).
These illustrations count among Moreau's best. The plates exist
before the numbers and the vignettes in artist's proofs without text.
Baron Pichon's copy in citroii morocco, 30 -frs., and Behague's copy in
green morocco, 140 frs.
Laujon (De). L'Amoureux de quinze ans, ou la Double-Fete,
comedie en trois actes et en prose, melee d'ariettes, dedie
a S. A. S. Monsgr., le due de Bourbon, par M. Laujon,
musique de M. Martini, representee pour la premiere fois
par les Comediens italiens le 17 avril 1771. Paris, V'-
Duchesne, 1771, 8vo., engraved dedication, 1 fleuron, 3
headpieces signed Beugnot, 2 tailpieces, not signed (all
woodcuts), and 1 plate by Duclos after Gravelot {3s.). There
is a series of 6 plates in 8vo. after Desrais and Martinet
by Therfese Martinet and Jeanne Prevost (1772) for this
comedy (10s.).
L'Aulnaye (F. H. S. De). De la Saltation theatrale, ou
Recherches sur I'origine, les progres et les effets de la
pantomime chez les anciens. Paris, Barrois, 1790, Svo.,
9 coloured plates (20s. to 30s.).
Launay (De). La Verite fabuliste, comedie, avec un recueil
de fables. Paris, Le Breton, 1733, post Svo., pretty
frontispiece after Coypel by Cars (3s.).
Laureau. Histoire de France avant Clovis, con tenant I'Origine
et les Moeurs des Gaules avant les Eomains, etc. Paris,
1786, 8vo., frontispiece and portraits (3s, to 4s.).
Lauron. The Cryes of the City of London, drawn after the
life (with explanations in English, French, and Italian) . . .
London, n.d. (1710), sm, fol., 2 frontispieces and 72 plates
after Lauron by Tempesta and Savage (£3 to £4).
In the second edition, and in a later issue dated 1733, the numbers
are added to the plates, and the titles bear the publisher's name as
follows : " Printed and sold by Henry Overton . . . London." Lowndes
mentions that the copper-plates are still in existence, but the modern
impressions are very inferior.
La Vallee (J. de). Les Dangers de I'intrigue. Paris, an VL
(1798), 4 vols., 12mo. or 8vo., 4 plates, not signed (5s.).
La Vallee et Brion. Voyage dans les 102 Departments de la
BibliothJ:qt]e du Theatre Francois [Page 297
C. N. Cochin
N. De Launay
LA VALL:6E-P0USSIN— LAVATEE 297
France. Paris, an IV. — X., 13 vols., 8vo., maps, aquatint
plates of costumes and views (£2 to £3).
La Vallee-Poussin. Nouvelle Collection d' Arabesques propres
a la De'coration des Appartements, dessin^es a Rome . . .
Paris, s.d., 4to., 10 parts of 4 plates, each after La Vallee-
Poussin, Moreau, Voisin, Le Clere, Berthelot, and Jeanneret
after Guyot (805. to 40s.).
La Valliere (Mile. de). Reflexions sur la misericorde de Dieu.
Paris, Savoye, 1744, 12mo., portrait and 2 plates by Duflos
after C. N. Cochin (3s.).
La Valliere (Due de). Bibliotheque du The^tre-frangais depuis
son origine, contenant un Extrait de tous les Ouvrages
composes pour ce Th^itre depuis les Mysteres jusqu'aux
Pieces de Pierre Corneille, etc. . . . Dresde, chez Michel
Groell (Paris, Bauche), 1768, 3 vols., post Bvo., 3 frontis-
pieces after Cochin by Massard (2) and De Launoy, 6 vig-
nettes after Eisen (3) and Carpentier (3) by Massard (3) and
Bosse (3), and 3 tail-pieces by Fe'ssard after de Sfeve (2),
and 1 designed and engraved by Martini (56'., and treble
on large paper).
Abbe Mercier Saint-Leger, Marin, CaperonDier, and Abbe Baudot were
associated in this work. Cochin's frontispiece etchings exist in artist's
proofs.
Lavater (Jean-Gaspard). Essai sur la Physiognomie, destine
a faire connoitre rhomine_ et a le faire aimer (trad, en
frangais par Madame de La Fite, MM. Caillard et Henri
Renfer). La Haye, 1781-86, 4 vols., roy. 4to., portrait, 4
fleurons on titles by Holzhalb after Chodowiecki, about 390
large plates and portraits by Lips, Eckhardt, Fiesinger,
Haid, Rieter, Schwarz, Schellenberg, or, not signed, after
Chodowiecki, Rubens, Duplessis, West, etc., arid numerous
vignettes in the text after Chodowiecki, Berger, Lips,
Schellenberg, Stunjpf, etc. (£2 to £3).
The original edition in German under the title, " Physiognomische
Fragmente," appeared in Leipsic, 1775-78, 4 vols., 4to. (£2). Another
French translation. Paris, Prudhomme, 1805-9, in 10 vols., 4to., or
roy. 8vo., with 500 engravings (15«., and more on vellum paper).
Reprinted 1820-1.
Lavater (J. G). Essays on Physiognomy, designed to promote
the Knowledge and Love of Mankind. Translated from the
French by Henry Hunter. London, 1789-98, 3 vols., in
5 impl. 4to., upwards of 800 portraits, plates and vignettes
298 LAVEAUX— LE BAS
by HoUoway, Bartolozzi, Blake, Hall, Gregnier, Chodowiecki,
and others, executed under the superintendence of the
eminent artist H. Fuseli, E.A., from an entire new set of
drawings supplied by Lavater (£3 to £4).
Copies bearing the name of Stockdale as publisher were subsequently
issued, and contain impressions inferior to those originally published in
41 numbers.
[Laveaux (J. C. Th. de).] Histoire secrfete des amours et des
principaux amans de Catherine II. . . A Paris, an VII.,
8vo., headpiece designed and engraved by Huot, and other
engravings (155.).
Lavenham. Specimens of Gothic Ornaments selected from the
Parish Church of Lavenham, in Suffolk. London, 1796,
4to., 40 plates (15s. to 20s.), and more on large paper.
La Vicomterie. Les Crimes des Eois de France depuis Clovis
jusqu'a Louis XVI. Paris, 1791, 8vo., frontispiece, not
signed. Les Crimes des Empereurs d'AIlemagne, depuis
Lothaire l"" jusqu'a Leopold II. Paris, 1793, 8vo.,
frontispiece and 4 plates, three of which were designed
and engraved by Ransonnete, the other not signed. Les
Crimes des Empereurs turcs, depuis Osman 1*" jusqu'a
Selim IV. Paris, an III., 8vo., frontispiece and 3 indifferent
plates (3s. per vol.).
Lawson (John). History of Carolina, and a Journey a
Thousand miles travelled through several Nations of Indians.
London, 1714, 4to., map and plates (30s, to 40s.).
Laya et Legouve. Essais de Deux Amis. 1786, 8vo., pretty
frontispiece by de Longueil after Moreau (3s.).
Le Bas (J. Ph.). Recueil de divers morceaux gravez d'apres
plusieurs tableaux de David Teniers, de Salvator Eosa
et de M. Parocel, dont ou a fait choix dans les fameux
Cabinets de Mgr. le due de Valentinois, de Mme. la Comtesse
de Verrue, de M. Hickman, de M. de Vaux, etc., auxquels
morceaux le graveur en a ajoute quelques uns de sa com-
position. Le tout execute et mis au jour par S. P. Le Bas,
graveur du Eoy, etc. S.l.n.d. folio, 74 plates by Wou-
wermans, Euysdael, Boucher, Chantreau, etc. ; Eecueil
d'animaux de chasse, tir^s du Cabinet de Mr. le comte de
Thim, 12 plates etched by J. E. Een and Vennines, and
finished by Le Bas after Oudry ; Livre de dessins qui
representent les parties du corps humain et des figures
entiferes gravees d'aprfes les plus grands peintres, 20 plates ;
LE BAS— LE BEUN 299
Etudes de differentes figures militaires, 8 plates, designed
and engraved by J. P. Le Bas, altogether 114 plates and
engraved title (£3).
Le Bas. Catalogue de tableaux, sculptures, dessins, estampes
encadrees, en feuilles et en recueils ; d'un precieux fonds de
planches gravees, avec leurs epreuves ; de divers ustensiles
de graveur, et autres objets de curiosity ; le tout provenant
de la succession de feu M. L. Bas. A Paris, chez Clousier
et JouUain, 1783, 8vo., frontispiece and tailpiece by Ch'. Et.
Gaucher, after C. N. Cochin (5s.).
Le Bas. (Euvre de Jacques-Philippe Le B . . .,. premier
graveur du cabinet du Boi. (A Paris, chez J. Le Bas,
1730-80), 4 vols., fol., 438 plates by Le Bas or under his
direction (£18 to £20).
Le Bas. Fleurons de Titres et vignettes en-t§te . . . pour
I'Histoire d'AUemagne du E. P. Barre. 1748, obi. 4to., 56
fleurons and vignettes without text, designed and engraved
by Le Bas (20s. to 25s.).
Le Bas. Eecueil de divers griftbnnemens et epreuves d'eaux-
fortes. . . Paris, s.d., obi. 4to., title and 9 plates containing
15 subjects, composed and engraved by Le Bas (15s.).
Le Bas (J.). Festin joyeux. . . Paris, 1738, post 8vo., plates
and 49 musical airs (20s.).
Lebeuf (Abbe). Eecueil de divers Ecrits pour servir d'eclair-
cissements a I'Histoire de France et de Supplement a la
Notice des Gaules . . . Paris, Barrois fils, 1738, 2 vols.,
12mo., plates (5s.).
Le Blanc (Abbe). Aben-Said, empereur des Mongols, tragedie,
2° edition. Paris, Prault fils, 1743, 8vo., frontispiece by
Le Bas and fleuron by Scotin (3s.).
Le Blanc (Abbe). Letters de M. I'abbe Le Blanc, historiograph
des B^timents du Eoi. Lyon, 1758, 2 vols., 12mo., frontis-
piece and fleuron on both titles after Le Lorrain by
Gallimard (3s.).
Le Bret. La Nouvelle Lune, ou Histoire de Pequillon. A Paris,
, chez Andre, an VIL, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates by Bovinet (4s.).
Le Brun (J. B. P.). Catalogue raisonne de tableaux, dessins,
estampes, figures de bronze et de marbre . . . qui com-
posaient le cabinet de PouUain, etc. Paris, 1789, 8vo.
allegorical frontispiece after Le Brun by Dambrun (3s.).
300 LE BEUN
Le Brun (Charles). La Grande Galerie de Versailles et les
deux salons qui raceompagnent, peints par Charles Le
Brun premier peintre de Louis XIY., dessines par Jean-
Baptiste Masse, peintre, et graves sous ses yeux par les
meilleurs metres du temps. Paris, Imprimerie royale,
1752, Atlas fol., a fine portrait of Masse by Wille after
the painting of Tocqu6, portrait of Le Brun by Edelinck
after de Largiilifere, title and 10 leaves of text, and 52
plates by - Aubert, Audran, Aveline, Beauvais, Cars, Des-
places, Duflos, Dupuis aine, Dupuis jeune, Cochin fils,
Laurent, Michel Liotard, Lepieie, Preisler, Soubeiran, Sor-
nique, Ravenet, Surugue pSre, Simonneau, Tardieu pfere,
Tardieu fils, Thomassin and Wille after Le Brun (£3 to £A,
and on large paper, with unlettered proofs of 51 plates, the
one " La Franche-Comte reunie a la France " not existing in
proof (as it was printed before in another book entitled
" Cabinet du Eoi "), of which only a few copies have been
printed, and which are now rare, a fancy price according
to state and binding).
Behague's copy in brown calf, 150 frs. It occurs frequently ia red
morocco, with the arms of France, by Padeloup. J. de Lauriere's copy in
blue morocco, with arms of Mme. Victoire, daughter of Louis XV., by
Padeloup, 1850 frs. (1895). The number of plates in the large paper
does not tally .with that of the ordinary paper, the former having 3
medals, while the latter contains only 2 medals on a leaf ; and the 2
plates of the ceilings not being folded in the large-paper copies, are thus
better preserved.
IjC Brun (Charles). La Galerie de Monsr. le President Lambert
representant I'Apqtheose d'Hercule. Ce sujet est peint par
le fameux Charles Le Brun, et grave par les soins et sous la
conduite de B. Picart sur les dessins qu'il en a fait. Paris
chez Du Change, s.d. (1719), fol., engraved title and plates,
used in the following work, hence first impressions (£3
to £4).
Le Brun et Le Sueur. Les Peintures de Charles Lebrun- et
d'Eustache Le Sueur qui sont dans I'hdtel du Chastelet,
ci-devant la maison du President Lambert, dessin^es par
Bernard Picart et gravdes tant par lui que par diflferents
graveurs. L'on y a joint les plans et les elevations de
cette belle maison avec sa description et celle de tous les
sujets qui sont representes dans les tableaux. Paris, chez
Du Change, graveur du Eoi, 1740, roy. fol., 4 11. of text
and 36 plates (including 14 plates for above work usually
found at end of this) by Sornique, Duflos, Dupuis, Duchange,
LE BEUN— LE CLEEC 301
Desplaces, Beauvais, Mathys, Pool, and B. Picart, after
B. Picart (£2 to £3, and double with unlettered proofs).
A portion of the pictures is now in the Paris Louvre.
Le Brun. Conferences sur 1' expression des passions. Amster-
dam, 1713, 12mo., engravings by B. Picart (5s.).
Le Brun. Grand Escalier du Chateau de Versailles, dit
escalier des Ambassadeurs. Ordonne et peint par Charles
Le Brun. Consacre a la memoire de Louis-le- Grand. Paris,
Louis Surugue, s.d. (1725), Atlas fol., engraved title,
5 leaves of engraved text, with headpieces after Parocel
and 24 plates after Chevotet, by Surugue and Simonneau
(£2 to £3).
The work is the more interesting as it represents the incomparable
staircase unhappily destroyed in 1752. The following is the title of the
supplement : Plafond du grand escalier de Versailles, s.l.n.d. folio, 7
plates after Le Brun by Baudet.
Le Brun, Tapisseries de S. A. S. Mgr. le due d'Orleans,
representant I'Histoire de Meleagre exec, sur les tableaux
de C. Lebrun. Amsterdam, B. Picart, 1714, obi. fol.,
bordered title and 7 plates (15«.).
Le Brun (Corneille). Voyage au Levant, enrichi de plus de
deux cents tailles-douces. Delft, 1700, or Paris, Cavelier,
1174, fol. (10s.).
Le Brun (Corneille). Voyage par la Moscovie en Perse et aux
Indes orientales, enrichi de plus de trois cent vingt tailles-
douces. Amsterdam, Wetstein, 1718, 2 vols., fol. (15s. to
20s.). Eadziwill's copy of both works on large "paper,
130 frs.
Le Camus. Abdeker, ou I'Art de conserver la Beaute. L'an
del'H^gyre, 1168-70 (Paris, 1748), 4 vols., 12mo., titles
designed and engraved by Pasquier, with different fleurons
and frontispieces after Humblot and Pasquier, by Pasquier
(5s.).
Le Cat. Traits de la Couleur de la peau humaine en gdn^ral
et de celle des nfegres en particulier, et de la metamorphose
d'une de ces couleurs en I'autre, soit de naissance so it
accidentellement. Amsterdam, 1765, 8vo., fine frontispiece,
vignette and tailpiece by Bacheley after Gravelot (3s.).
Le Clerc (Sebastien). Traite de Geometric th^orique et pratique
a I'usage des artistes. Paris,. Jombert, 1744, 8vo., fleuron
,on title, vignette, tailpiece after Cochin fils, not signed, and
44 plates of Geometry with a vignette beneath each by
and after Cochin fils (10) or Chedel (34) (5s.).
302 LE CLEEC— LE COMTE
Eeprinted 1764, with the same illustrations, and in addition a vignette
heading the author's life, after Cochin. M. Hip. Destailleur's copy in
old red morocco, 72 frs. (1895).
Le Clerc (S^bastien). Traite d'Architecture . . . Paris, 1714,
2 vols., 4to., 184 plates (20s.).
Le Clerc (Sebastien). Recueil de figures, chevaux, paysages,
vues de Foubourgs de Paris, etc. A Paris, Audran, s.d.,
8vo., 72 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Le Clerc (Sebastien). Calendrier des Saints . . . Amsterdam,
1730, 2 -parts, 4to., 365 plates, including frontispiece (no
text) (20s. to 25s.).
Le Clerc (Sebastien). Les Vrais Principes du Dessein suivis des
Caracteres des Passions (de I'illustre M.Le Brun), par S. Le
Clerc. A Paris, chez Lami, s.d., oblong 8vo., 92 plates,
containing more than 200 different subjects (10s.).
Le Clerc (Sebastien). (Euvres Choisies de Sebastien Leclerc,
chevalier romain, dessinateur et graveur du cabinet du Eoi,
etc. Paris, Lamy, 1784, 4to., 239 plates outline or filled
up (all numbered) (20s. to 30s.).
Le Clerc (J.-B.). Portrait de Henri IV. Paris, imprimerie de
Ph. I). Pierres, 1783, post 8vo., allegorical portrait of
Henri IV. by Nee after Chevalier (5s.) ; only 100 copies
printed on vellum paper.
Le Clerc (J.-B.). Idylles et Contes champetres. Paris, Jansen,
an VI., 2 vols., 8vo., 5 plates by Copia after Monnet (5s.).
Le Clerc (J.-B.). Mes Promenades champStres. Paris, 1786,
8vo., plate by de Longueil after Marchand (3s.).
Le Clerc (D.). Histoire de la Me'de'cine. 1723 or 1729, 4to.,
frontispiece (different in each edition) (5s.).
Le Clerc (N. G.). Histoire physique, morale, civile et politique
de la Eussie ancienne, Paris, 1783; Histoire de la Eussie
moderne, Paris, FrouUd, 1794, 6 vols., 4to. Part I.
contains 59 portraits and plates after Chevalier and
Desmaisons by Auvray, Chenu, Le Bas, and Pauquet, and
6 plates of medals; Part II. has 7 portraits, 5 plates of"
costumes, 15 views, and 11 maps and plans by Pauquet and
others, after Desmaisons, Marillier, etc. (20s. to 25s.).
Le Comte (Florent). Cabinet des Singularitez d'Architecture,
Peinture, Sculpture et Gravure ... A Bruxelles, Lambert,
1702, 2 vols., ■12mo., frontispieces : " Harrewijn fecit," and
plates of monograms (lOs.).
LE DMON— LE GAY 303
Le Demon et la Demone maries, ou le malheur des hommes qui
epousent de mauvaises femmes, tires des annales de Florence.
Eotterdam, 1705, 12mo., engravings (10s.).
Lee (Miss Sophie). Le Souterrain ou Mathilde . , . Hambourg
et Paris, chez Lepetit, 1793, 2 vols., 16mo., 4 plates, not
signed (5s.).
Lee (Miss Sophie). Mathilde ou le Souterrain . . . Paris, an II.,
4 vols., IGmo., 3 coloured plates (6s., and more on large
vellum paper, of which only 10 copies were printed).
Leeds Pattern Book ; the original engraved Pattern Book of
the Leeds Pottery of Hartley. Green and Co., 1783, roy. 4to.,
45 plates (£3 to £4).
Lefranc de Pompignan. (Euvres diverses de M. L * F * * *,
troisifeme edition, orn^e de figures en taille-douce. Paris,
Chaubert, 1753, 2 vols., 16mo ; Pofeies sacrees de M. L *
F * * *, 1754, together 3 vols., frontispiece dated 1747, by
Le Bas after Humblot, and 4 plates, 3 after Clavereau,
and 1 not signed by Le Bas (5s.).
Lefranc de Pompignan. Poesies sacrees de M. L. F. divisees
en quatre livres et orn^es de figures en taille-douce. Paris,
Chaubert, 1751, 8vo., fleuron on title, fleuron to the dedica-
tion, 4 headpieces after Gravelot, and 4 fleurons signed
L. S. (3s.).
Lefranc de Pompignan. Poesies sacrees et philosophiques,
tirdes des Livres saints . . . Paris, Prault, 1763, roy. 4to.,
fleuron on title by Lemire after Eisen, and 6 vignettes by
Prevost after Cochin (3s.).
Lefranc de Pompignan. Eloge historique de M. le due de
Bourgogne. Paris, 1761, Bvo., a fine portrait of the due
de Bourgogne after Fredou by Beauvarlet, fleuron, 2
tailpieces and 2 vignettes by J. J. Flipart and Provost after
Cochin (3s., and on stout paper, of which only 12 copies
were printed, 20s.).
Lefranc de Pompignau, Piron, Gaucher, etc. Voyages en
France . . . avec des notes par la Mesangere. A Paris
, . . I'an IV.-l'an VI., 4 voli, 12mo., portraits by Gaucher,
including one of himself, and plates by Baquoy, Villerey,
Le Mire, etc. (15s., and treble on vellum paper with
unlettered proofs and the plate of Priapus).
Le Gay. Mes Souvenirs, et autres opuscules poetiques . . . Au
Pays de Vaud et a Paris, 1788, 2 vols., 16mo., engraved
title and 4 plates, not signed (3 in vol. 2) (3s.).
304 L^GENDE— LEGOUV:^
Legende joyeuse ou les Cent une legons de Lampsaque (La).
Londres, chez Pynne (1750), 32mo., an allegorical etcMng
and a pretty vignette, not signed, text engraved (10s.).
There is a volume anterior to this, published 1749, engraved text
and 101 plates.
Le Gendre. Description de la Place Louis XV. que Ton
construit a Eeims, des ouvrages a continue! aux environs
de cette place et de ceux a faire dans la suite pour I'utilite
et rembellissement de cette ville par le sieur Le Gendre.
Paris, Prault, 1765, foL, a superb headpiece by Choffard,
5 plates after Cochin by Choflfard, and 3 plates by Moitte
after Cochin (£4 to £6, and mote in morocco, and particularly
so in a Derome binding).
Le Gendre (L.). Vie du Cardinal d'Ambroise ... A Eouen,
1726, roy. 4to., portrait by Scotin and plates (5s.).
Comte de LigneroUes' large paper copy in morocco, with arms of
Louis XV., 51 frs- (1894).
Legouve. La mort d'Abel, tragedie en trois actes, en vers.
Paris, Merigot jeune, s.d. (1792), 8vo., 3 plates after Boizot,
by Baquoy, Le Eoy, and Patas (3s., and treble with un-
lettered proofs).
Legouve. Le Merite des Femmes, po^me . . . Paris, Louis,
1800, 12mo., frontispiece by Duplessi-Bertaux after Isabey
(3s.). Original edition.
Legouve. Le Merite des Femmes, po^,me . . . De I'imprimerie
de P. Didot I'aine. Paris, chez Louis, an IX., 12mo., vellum
paper, frontispiece and a very fine plate by Duplessi-Bertaux
after Isabey (4s.).
Legouve. Le Merite des Femmes. Paris, Eenouard, 1800,
12mo., frontispiece (woodcut) and 3 plates, 2 by de
Ghendt and Simonet after Moreau, and 1 after Guerin
by de Ghendt (3s., and more on vellum paper, and treble
with unlettered proofs).
Renouard's only copy printed on vellum, 80 frs.
Legouve. Le Merite des Femmes et autres poesies. Paris,
Eenouard, 1809 and 1813, 12mo., plates after Desenne,
Guerin, and Moreau by de Ghendt, Simonet, and de Villiers
(4s., and treble on vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
Three copies of the 1813 and one of the 1809 edition were printed on
vellum. Renouard's copy on vellum in blue morocco by Bozerian, 100
frs. M. E. Paillet had a copy of an edition : Paris, Janet, s.d. (1813),
■with Deveria and Moreau 's plates before letters. Renouard brought
out in 1818 a small edition in 32mo., with 1 plate after Moreau,
which has become rare.
LE GEAND— LELAND 305
Le Grand. Les Nouveaux Debarques, comddie. Paris, 1726,
12mo., etclied frontispiece after Coypel (3s.).
Le Grand. Fabliaux, or Tales abridged from French Manu-
scripts of the XII. and XIII. Centuries, selected and
translated into English verse (by G. L. Way), with a
Preface, Notes, and Appendix by G. Ellis. London, W.
Bulmer, 1796-1800, 2 vols., imp. 8vo., first edition,
woodcuts by Bewick (15s. to 20s.).
Legrand D'Aussy. Fabliaux, ou, Contes, fables et Romans du
XIP et du XIII' sifecles, traduits ou extraits par Legrand
d'Aussy, troisifeme edition, considerablement augmentee.
Paris, Renouard, 1829, 5 vols., roy. 8vo., vellum paper,
18 plates, 15 of which after Moreau by Bosq, Croutelle,
Devilliers, Ribault, and Roger, and 3 after Desenne, and 1
plate of music after Moreau (30s. to 40s. on papier cavalier
velin, and more than double on large papier raisin
d'Annonay with unlettered India proofs). The plates exist
on India paper (as artists' proofs), and on satin as well
in an unfinished state (etchings). Four copies were printed
on vellum. The plates reflect only the shadow of Moreau's
talent. A copy on large Jesus velin paper with unlettered
proofs and the etchings, is valued at £10, but the Gautier
copy on India paper with proofs before, and with letters
and the etchings all on India paper, which was sold for
500 frs., is worth now treble and more.
Le Gros. Livre d'Estampes de I'Art de la Coeffure des dames
frangoises, gravees sur les dessins originaux, d'aprfes mes
accommodages, avec le traite en abrege d'entretenir et con-
server les cheveux naturels, par le Sr. Legros, coefFeur des
dames. A Paris, aux Quinze-Vingts, 1765, sm. 4to., 6
plates and 28 headgears, not signed (£6 to £8, and double
coloured).
Comte de la Beraudiere's copy, dated 1767, contained 38 coloured
plates.
Le Hay. See Ferriol.
Lehre vom richtigen Verhaeltnisse zu den Schoepfungswerken
. . . l792,~8vo., plates by Chodowiecki {8s. to 10s.).
Leland (J.). The Itinerary of John Leland, the Antiquary.
Published from the original MS. in the Bodleian Library,
by Thomas Hearne. Oxford, 1710-12, 9 vols., 8vo., 3 plates,
108 copies printed (30s. to 40s., and treble on thick paper,
of which only 12 copies were taken).
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306 LE MAIEE— LENPANT
The subsequent editions of 1744-5 (350 copies and 50 copies on large
paper) and of 1768-70 are of the same value.
Le Maire. Les Traits de I'Histoire universelle sacree et profane
d'apres les plus grands peintres et les meilleurs ^crivains,
dedies a Mgr. le due de Bourgogne. Paris, 1761-62, 4
vols., post 8vo., engraved throughout, text after Martoni,
and about 500 plates by Le Mire, Masquellier, Graucher,
Coypel, after Rubens, Lebrun, le Poussin, B. Picart, Diepen-
beck, etc. The abbe Aubert was entrusted with the
publication (15s.).
Le Maire. La pauvre Rentiere, roman. Paris, 1800, 16mo,,
1 plate by Baquoy after Monsiau (3s.).
Lemierre. La Peinture, poeme en trois chants. Paris, Le
Jay, s.d. (1769), 4to., engraved title with medal portrait of
Corneille by A. de Saint-Aubin, and 3 fine-bordered plates
a.fter Cochin by Prevost, Ponce, and Saint-Aubin (5s., and
•double on Dutch paper). There are 2 issues in Bvo. size,
"the first having an additional frontispiece after Cochin by
P. Baudoin, and in the second Corneille's medal portrait
is replaced by a fleuron. Corneille's portrait exists in
artist's proof without text. A new edition, Amsterdam,
1770, 2 vols., 8vo., has a fleuron on title and 3 plates, not
signed (3s.).
Lemierre (A. J.). Cent Pensees d'une jeune Anglaise, publiees
en anglais et en frangais, 1 plate designed and engraved
by G-iraud and an allegorical map (3s.).
Le Monnier. Fables, Contes et Epitres, par M. I'abbe Le
Monnier. Paris, Jombert et Cellot, 1773, 8vo., fine plate
after Cochin by Prevost (4s.).
Le Monnier. F§te des Bonnes gens de Canon (La) et les
Eosieres de Briquebec. A Avignon et a Paris, chez Prault,
1777, 8vo., frontispiece, designed and engraved by Moreau
(10s.).
Lemoyne. Nouvelle Methode raisonnee du Blason ou de I'Art
heraldique du P. Menestrier, mise dans un meilleur ordre
et augmentee. Lyon, chez P. Bruys et Ponthus, 1770,
8vo., frontispiece and numerous plates (10s.). Best edition.
Lenfant (Jacques). Histoire de la Guerre des Hussites et du
Concile de Basle. Utrecht, chez Corneille Guillaume Le
Febvre, 1731, 2 vols., 4to., numerous portraits {6s.).
LE NOBLE— LEONARDO 307
Le Noble. Zulima ou 1' Amour pur. Amsterdam, 1718, 12mo.,
1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Lenoir (Alex.). La Franclie-magonnerie rendue a sa veritable
origine, ou I'antiquite de la Franche-magonnerie prouvee
par I'explication des mystferes anciens et modernes. Paris,
1814, 2 vols., 4to., 17 plates (of which one is the " Procession
d'Isis," by Giraud after Moreau le jeune) and 2 tables.
Proofs exist in brown and coloured before letters and as
etchings (5s., and unlettered proofs coloured, 15s.).
Lens (A.). Le Costume, ou Essai sur les habillemens et les
usages de plusieurs peuples de I'antiquite, prouve par les
monumens. Lie'ge; 1776, roy. 4to., 57 plates (25s. to 30s.).
Leonard. (Euvres diverses. Liege, Desoer, 1777, 8vo., engraved
title, not signed, large plate, one folding plate signed
d'Olivart, and 1 plate engraved by the comte C. D. de W^''
(3s.).
Leonard. (Euvres. Paris, Prault, 1787, 2 vols., 12mo., 7
vignettes by and after Coiny and Vivier, and 1 designed
by Moreau and engraved by Simon (5s., and treble on
vellum paper). Another edition, 3 vols., 12mo., 1788, with
frontispiece and 8 plates, not signed (3s.).
Leonard. Le Temple de Guide, poeme, imite de Montesquieu.
Nouvelle edition ornde de tailles-douces et augmentee de
I'Amour venge. Paris, Dufour, 1773, 8vo., frontispiece,
and 11 plates after Desrais by Demonchy, Levillain, and
Patas (5 s.).
Some copies are dated 1776.
Leonard. Poesies pastorales. Geneve et Paris, Lejay, 1771,
8vo., frontispiece after Marillier by de Ghendt, 2 vignette,
and 2 tailpieces after Eisen by Aliamet and de Ghendt
(3s.).
Leonard. Idylles et Poemes champ^tres. A Guide, s.d. (Cazin),
16mo., pretty frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Leonard. Idylles et Poemes champgtres. A La Haye, et se
trouve a Paris chez Desenne, 1782, 8vo., frontispiece
designed and engraved by Masquelier (3s.).
Leonardo da Vinci. Imitations of Original Designs by
Leonardo da Vinci, consisting of various Drawings of single
Figures, Heads, Compositions, Horses, and other Animals,
308 LEONAEDO— LEPEIEUE
optics, perspective, gunnery, hydraulics, mechanics, and in
particular of very accurate delineations with a most spirited
pen, of a variety of anatomical subjects in his Majesty's
Collection, published by John Chamberlaine. London, W.
Bulmer, 1796, foL, portrait in red of Leonardo da Vinci,
and 7 portraits and plates in red and brown all engraved
by Bartolozzi (20s. to 25s.).
Leonardo da Vinci. Traite de la Peinture . . . Paris, chez
Giffard, 1716, 12mo., fine portrait and 33 plates, not
signed (5 s.).
Leonardo da Vinci. Recueil de Tetes de caracteres et de
charges, gravees par le comte de Caylus d'apres Leonard de
Vinci (avec notice par Mariette). Paris, Mariette, 1730,
4to., title frontispiece designed by Augustin Carrache, and
32 plates containing 60 subjects (20s. to 30s.). The 1767
edition, sm. fol., contains 20 plates with 67 subjects (10s.).
Lepaute (J. A.). Traite d'Horlogerie, contenant tout ce qui
est necessaire pour bien connaltre et pour rfegler les pendules
et les montres, la description des Pifeces d'Horlogerie les
plus utiles. Par Lepaute, horloger du Roi. Paris, 1755,
or 1767, 4to., 17 copper-plates (10s.).
De Lalande edited the book.
Le Pautre. CEuvres d' Architecture de Jean Lepautre, des-
sinateur des batiments du Roy. A Paris, rue Dauphine,
chez Charles Antoine Jombert, libraire du roy pour
I'artillerie et le genie, a I'lmage de Notre-Dame, 1731, 3
vols., fol, of 260 plates each (£20 to £30). The 1751
edition is valued at from £12 to £15.
Lepicie. Catalogue raisonne des Tableaux du Roy. Paris,
Imprimerie.royale, 1752-54, 2 vols., 4to., 2 fleurons and
2 vignettes after Cochin by Gallimard and Cochin (lOs.).
Le Pippre de Nceufville. Abrege chronologique et historique
du progres et de I'etat actuel de la Maison du Roi, de toutes
les troupes de France, etc. ... A Liege, chez Everard
Kints, 1734-35, 3 vols., 4to., vignettes and armorial plates
(£3 to £4). Comte de La Beraudifere's large-paper copy in
red morocco, with the arms of the Dauphin, Louis XV. 's son,
360 frs.
Leprieur. Description d'une partie de la vallee de Montmorency
et de ses plus agr cables jardins, ornee de 19 figures;
nouvelle edition. Tempe et Paris, Le Jay, 1788, 8vo.
: LE PEINCE 309
Landscapes etched after comtesse d'Albon, Marie de Lussy,
Mile. Recquet by Lepagelet, and a large folding plate by
Benoit (15s.). Hip. Destailleur's copy 60 frs. (1895).
Le Prince (Jean-Baptiste). Divers Habillements de PrStres de
Russie, etc. . . . dMies a M. le comte de Caylus, dessin^s
«n Bussie d'aprfes nature et graves a I'eau-forte par J.-B. Le
Prince, frontispiece and 9 large etchings dated 1764 (20s.).
Le Prince. Les Strelits, ancienne et seule milice de Russie,
jusqu'au temps de Pierre le Grand, dessines et graves a
I'eau-forte par J.-B. Le Prince, frontispiece and 7 etchings
dated 1764 (10s.).
Le Prince. Divers Ajustements et Usages de Russie, dedies a
M. Boucher, dessines en Russie d'aprfes nature et graves a
I'eau-forte par J.-B. Le Prince et Suite des divers habille-
ments des Peuples du Nord, par le meme, frontispiece and
13 plates in 4to. dated 1764-65 (10s.).
Le Prince. Premiere Suite de Oris et divers Marchands de
Petersbourg et de Moscou, dessines d'aprfes nature, dediee a
M. Chardin et gravee a I'eau-forte par J.-B. Le Prince, 6
etchings in 4to. dated 1765 (5s.).
Le Prince. Deuxifeme Suite de divers Oris de Marchands de
Russie, dediee a M. Boucher, dessiee et gravee a I'eau-forte
par J.-B. Le Prince, 8 etchings in 4to. dated 1764-65
(10s.).
Le Prince. Habillements de divers (sic) Nations (1" et 2^
suites), 12 etchings in 12mo., designed and etched also in
mezzotint by J.-B. Le Prince, 1765-68 (10s.).
Le Prince. Divers Habillements des femmes de Moscovie (1"
et 2® suites), dedies a M. de Lagrenee. 12 plates 12mo.
dated 1768 (10s.).
Le Prince. 3* Suite de divers Oris de Marchands de Russie,
6 plates in 12mo., 1767-78 (3s.).
Le Prince. 1" Suite de Coeffures dessinee d'aprfes nature et
gravee a I'aqua-tinte, 6 plates in 12mo., 1768 (10s.).
Le. Prince. Diverses Vues de Livonie, dediees a M. Vernet,
dessin^es et gravees a I'eau-forte, 6 etchings in 12mo. (5s.).
The whole collection exists under the title of CEuvre de Le Prince, in
folio. The Behague copy, with title and 124 plates on 52 leaves,
195 frs. Two copies containing 68 etchings each (one with engraved
title) were sold for 25 frs. and 43 frs. respectively (Paris sale, 1894)
310 LE EOTJGE— LE SAGE
Le Rouge (G. L.). Les Curiositez de Paris, de Versailles, de
Marly, de Vincennes, de Saint-Claud . . . avec les
Antiquitez . . . etc., par M. L. E. A Paris, chez Saugrain
pere, 1733, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and plates (15s. to
20.S.).
Lenglet-Dufresnoy attributes the authorship to Claude-Martin
Saugrain, libraire.
Le Eoy (Julien). Ruines des plus beaux Monuments de la
Grece (Les) . . . Paris, Guerin et de La Tour, 1758, roy.
fol., Dutch paper, 24 plates of mines peopled after Le Roy
by Le Bas, and 36 maps and plans (15s.).
Reprinted 1770, 2 vols, in 1, with 1 additional plate (10s.).
Le Roy (Pierre). Etrennes chronometriques, ou Calendrier
pour I'annee bissextile, 1760. Paris, chez I'auteur et cliez
Prault, 1760, 16mo., frontispiece after Gravelot by Lemire,
dated 1578 (3s.).
This Almanack of the famous watchmaker is rare.
Leroy. Le Momus fran9ais ou les Aventures divertissantes du
due de Roquelaure, etc., par le S. L. R. A Cologne, chez
Pierre Marteau, 1781, 12mo., portrait and 11 plates, not
signed (5s.).
Leroy de Lozembrune. Emire et Agathee, Mirson et Zelide,
Cleoplus et Zirka. Paris, chez la Veuve Barbin, 1707,
12mo., engraved title, not signed (3s.).
Le Sage (David, de Montpellier). Les Folies du sieur Le Sage.
. . . Amsterdam, 1700, post 8vo., plates (3s.).
Le Sage. Nouvelles Aventures de I'admirable Don Quichotte
de la Manche, composees par le licencie Alonzo Fernandez
de Avellaneda, et traduites de I'Espagnol en frangois.
Paris, veuve Barbin, 1704, 2 vols., 12rao., frontispiece and
16 poor plates by Clouzier (10s.).
Original edition of the first of Le Sage's translation. Reprinted
1716 (OS.).
Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux par M. Le Sage, enrichi de
figures, nouvelle edition, corrigee, refondue, ornee de figures
et augmentee d'un volume. Paris, veuve Pierre Ribou,
1726, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece (copied from the 1707
edition), and 12 plates designed and engraved by Dubercelle
(10s.).
Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux. A Paris, chez la Veuve Barbin,
LE SAGE 311
au Palais sur le Perron de le sainte Chapelle, 1707,
12mo., frontispiece signed " Magdeleine Horthemeles fee."
Original edition (£3 to £4).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in morocco, by Trautz-Bauzonnefc, 351 frs.
(1894). Another copy in the same sale, 191 frs. A copy in calf, 110 frs.
(1894). The frontispiece alone before the inscription, "El Diablo
coinelo," was sold for 500 frs., only 2 copies with the frontispiece in
artist's proof being extant (M. E. Paillet's copy marked by M. Morgand
1000 frs., and the other belonging to M. George Masson). . The edition
Amsterdam, 1729, 2 vols., ]2mo., with frontispiece to both vols, alike,
and 12 plates (5s,).
Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux, nouvelle edition, augmentee
d'Une Journee des Parques, etc. Amsterdam, Pierre
Mortier, 1752, 10 plates, not signed (45.).
Reprinted 1776 and 1785.
Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux, nouvelle edition, corrigee et-
augmentee d'Une Journee des Parques, du meme auteur,.
avec les Entretiens s^rieux et comiques des cheminees de
Madrid et des Bequilles du Diable Boiteux par M * * * (abbe
Bordelon), enriehie de figures en taille-douce. Paris,
Damoneville, 1756, 3 vols., 12mo., 10 pretty plates, not
signed (10s., and treble and more on Dutch or large
paper).
Baron Pichon's copy, with the arms of the Comtesse d'Artois, 660 frs ,
resold in the Leboeuf de Montgermont sale, 400 frs. ; Marquise de
Pompadour's copy, in blue morocco, brought in the Radziwill sale
1800 frs., and in the Behague sale was resold for the respectable sum
of 4800 frs. ; the Beckford-Hamilton copy in old Prench red morocco,
originally sold for £36, was resold in the R. Lion sale for 350 frs. ;
Comte de Lignorelles' copy, on Dutch paper in old red morocco, 490 frs.
(1894).
Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux. Paris, Damonneville, 1736,
3 vols., 16mo., frontispiece and plates (5s.). M. Gresy's
• copy in morocco, 35 frs.
Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux . . . avec les entretiens serieux
et comiques des cbeminees de Madrid, et les bequilles du
dit diable par Monsieur * * * (I'abbe Bordelon). A Paris,
chez Prault pere, 1737, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and 12
plates by Dubercelle. It is tbe " Edition definitive " in
" gros caractferes " (15s.).
Voisin's copy in morocco by Hardy, 105 frs. (1876). The reprints of
1766 and 1768 are of little value.
Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux. Amsterdam, P. Moitier, 1747,
2 vols., 12mo., plates (5s.).
Luzarche's copy, 17 frs. The edition of 1759, 5 vols., 30 plates (5s.),
and that of 1789, 2 vols., 2 frontispieces and 10 plates (4«.).
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Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux. Paris, Musier, 1765, 3 vols.,
16mo., frontispiece and 12 plates, not signed (5s.).
Leboeuf de Montgermont's copy, with the arms of the comtesse du
Barry, 700 frs. Eleven pen-and-ink drawings on India paper by Huot
for Le Diable Boiteux, brought in the Sieurin sale 720 frs.
Le Sage. Le Diable Boiteux ... A Londres, cbez Pierre Van
Cleef, 1768, 2 vols., 12mo., plates (3s.). The 1785 edition,
2 vols., 12 plates (4s.).
Le Sage. Histoire de Gil Bias de Santillane . . . Paris, P.
Ribou, 1715, 2 vols., 12mo., 17 plates and 2 notes of errata.
Original edition of these vols. 1 and 2 (£5 to £6).
Le Sage. Histoire de Gil Bias. Paris, Vve. Eibou, 1724, 9
plates and 1 note of errata. Original edition of vol. 3
(50s.).
There is an extra unnumbered plate to be found only in a very few
copies.
Le Sage. Histoire de Gil Bias. Paris, Jacq. Ribou, 1735, 8
plates. Original edition of vol. 4, (20s.). The 4 vols, are
valued at £10 to £12.
A copy in morocco by Vve. Brany with the plates before letters and
aiot filled up (etchings), in vol. 4, is marked by a well-known Paris
rfcookseller 325 frs., although P. Guy Pellion's copy sold for 2400 frs.
MM. Cohen and Portalis count only 32 plates, and M. Morgand 33 and
34 plates in different copies. Corate de LigneroUes' copy (vols. 1 and
2, 17 plates; vol. 3, 9 plates; and vol. 4, 8 plates), red morocco by
Thibaron-Joly, 1000 frs. (1894) ; Bordier's copy in morocco, by
ChamboUe, with the 8 etchings, 561 frs. (1894).
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillane, nouvelle edition. Amsterdam
chez Hermann Uytwerf, 1739, 4 vols., 16mo., 32 plates (8
per vol.), in the style of Romain de Hooghe or of Harrewyn
(10s.).
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillane, 5° edition, avec figures.
Amsterdam aux d^pens de la Compagnie, 1740, 4 vols.,
12mo., curious plates, not signed (the same as in the
previous edition) (5s.).
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillane, derniere edition, revue
et corrigee. Paris, par les Libraires associes, 1747, 4 vols.,
12mo., 32 plates, not signed (30s., and double in morocco).
First complete edition.
There exists a counterfeit bearing the same date, but it can easily be
distinguished. (1) The author's declaration has 15 lines, while there
are 17 lines in the counterfeit ; (2) in the first plate of the first a'oI.
the canon is to the left, while in the counterfeit he is to the right ;
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and so is the position reversed of the figures in all the plates ;
(3) the vignette heading the first page represents a temple in the
original edition, and in the counterfeit it is only an ornament. Lebceuf
de Montgermont's copy brought 1120 frs. ; Baron R. P. . . .'s, 685 frs. ;
and Comte Roger's, 360 frs., all three bound by Trautz ; M. E. PaUlet's
copy, in red morocco double, with red morocco uncut by Cuzin, is marked
by M. Morgand 2000 frs. (described as unique in that state) ; Comte de
LigneroUes' copy in morocco by Trautz, with an extra portrait by J. B.
Guetard, 450 frs. (1894). The 1767 edition, 4 vols., 12mo., with fleuron
on first title and 32 plates by Frankendaal (10s.). Comte de LigneroUes'
copy in old morocco, 150 frs. (1894). The Cazin edition, 4 vols., 16ino.,
Londres, 1783, with the 29 plates copied from those by Dubercelle (5s.) ;
the edition in 6 vols., 16mo., Lille, 1794, with 6 plates, not signed (3s.).
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillane, edition ornee de figures en
taille-doiice, gravees par les meilleurs artistes de Paris.
Paris, Didot jeune, ati III. (1795), 4 vols., 8vo., 100 charm-
ing plates after, Bornet, Charpeiitier, and Duplessi-Bertaux,
by and under the direction of Hubert (20?., on large vellum
paper with unlettered proofs, £S to £4).
It exists also in 12mo. with the same plates.
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillane . . . edition ornee de figures
en taille-douce, gravees, par les meilleurs artistes de Paris.
Paris, Chaigneau aine, an IV. (1796), 4 vols., 8vo., portrait
by.Lingee, and 28 plates after Monnet by Bovinet, Dam-
brun, Duparc, Godefroy, Lingee, Malapeau, and Masqiielier
(15s., and more on vellum paper, and particularly so with
unlettered proofs).
It exists in 8 vols., 16mo., with the same plates and the same date.
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillane . . . nouvelle edition, ornee
de 12 -gravures. Paris, Bertin, an V. (1797), 4 vols., 8vo.,
plates after Marillier by Villerey (6s:).
Huot's 24 original drawings on India paper for Gil Bias, 1400 frs.
(Sieurin sale).
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillane. Paris, Bertin, 1798, 6 vols.,
16mo. or 12mo., 7 plates after Chaillou and A. KaufFmann
by Bovinet and Copia (6s.).
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillane . . . Londres, Longman,
1809, 4 vols., 8vo., 24 plates after Smirke by Armstrong,
Fittler, Golding, Neagle, Parker, and Eaimbach (30s., and
with the India paper proofs, £S to £4).
Le Sage. Gil Bias de Santillana robadas a Espana . . .
Madrid, 1797, 6 vols., sm. 4to., frontispiece and 32 plates
after Manuel, Navarro, Camarron by Rodriguez, Gamborino,
Pas, Perez, and F. Ugena. The plates are interesting from
the point of view of costume (20s. to 30s.).
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Le Sage. Gil Bias von Santillane. Berlin, 1798, 6 vols.,
12mo. 14 plates designed and engraved by Chodowiecki
(15*.).
Le Sage. Histoire de Guzman d'Alfarache . . . Paris, Etienne
Garreau, 1732, 2 vols., 1 2mo. , frontispiece and 16 plates by
Scotin (20s.), original edition. The edition of 1733 or
1734 in 3 vols., 12mo., with frontispiece and 12 plates after
Harrewyn (5 s.).
The 1777 editions of La Haye and Amsterdam, as well as those of
1783 and 1787, are of nominal value.
Le Sage. Les Aventures de M. Robert Chevalier, dit de
Beauchene, capitaine de filibustiers dans la nouvelle France
. . . Paris, Garreau, 1732, 2 vols., 12mo., 6 plates after
Bonnard by Scotin (20s.). Original edition.
The Maestricht edition of 1780, with 6 curious plates (3«.). Eeprinted
1783 {3s.). F V ; i-
Le Sage. Une Journee des Parques, divisee en deux seances.
Paris, Ribou, 1735, or La Haye, chez Jean Neaulme, 12mo.,
2 plates after Crepy (10s.).
Le Sage. Le Bachelier de Salamanque . . . Paris, Valleyre
filset Gissey, 1736; Le Bachelier de Salamanque . . . tome
second. La Haye, P. Gesse [Paris, Valleyre et Gissey],
1738, together, 2 vols., 12mo., 3 plates and 2 plates
respectively, not signed. Original edition. Vol. 1 was
published with " Fin du troisifeme et dernier livre," without
indicating that there would be another volume (£2 to £3).
Bordier's copy, in morocco by Chambolle, 125 frs. (1894); vol. 2 is
very rare.
Le Sage. Le Bachelier de Salamanque . . . Paris, chez de
Poilly, 1741, 2 vols., 12mo., plates (5s., and treble and
more in morocco).
Le Sage. La Valise trouvee . . . Maestricht, Jean-Edme
Dufour et Phil. Roux, 1779, 12mo., 4 plates by Tardieu
(5s.).
Le Sage. (Euvres Choisies de Le Sage, avec une notice sur
I'auteur (par Mayer). Amsterdam (Paris), 1783, 15 vols.,
8vo., portrait after Guelard, and 32 plates after Marillier
by Borgnet, Dambrun, De Launay, Delignon, Delvaux,
Duclos, Halbou, Langlois, Lebeau, de Longueil, Macret,
Patas, Pauquet, and Mme. Ponce (15s. to 20s.).
The 32 original drawings were sold in the Renouard sale for 403 frs.,
and in La Bedoyere sale in 1862 for 500 frs., and they are now in the
collection formed by the late Baron J. E. de Rothschild.
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Le Sage. Le Theatre de la Foire, ou I'Opera comique, concern-
ant les meilleures pifeces qui ont ete representees aux foires
de S. Germain et de S. Laurent, enrichi d'estampes en taille-
douce, avec une table de tbus les vaudevilles et autres airs
gravez, notes a la fin de chaque volume, recueillies, revues
et corrigees par M"- Le Sage et d'Orneval. Paris, Etienne
Ganeau, 1721-37, 10 vols., 12mo., frontispiece, 83 plates,
and 637 pages of engraved music (10s., and treble in
morocco).
Les Entretiens des Cafes de Paris et les difFerens qui y survie-
ment, par M. le C. de M * * * (de Mailly). A Trevaux,
chez Etienne Ganeau, 1702, 12mo., frontispiece (85. to 10s.).
Les Folies sentimentales ou I'Egarement de I'esprit par le coeur,
recueil d'anecdotes nouvelles. Paris, Eoyez, 1786, 8vo.,
fine plate, not signed (3s.).
Les Jesuites de la maison professe de Paris en belle humeur.
A Cologne, 1725, 12mo., frontispiece (5s.)
Les Moines en belle humeur. A Cologne, 1725, 12mo., frontis-
piece (5s.).
Lessing. Du Laocoon, ou des Limites respectives de la Po^sie
et de la Peinture, traduit de I'allemand de G. L. Lessing,
par Cbarles Vanderbourg. Paris, Eenouard, an X. (1802),
8vo., frontispiece after Salvage by Saint- Aulain (3s.).
Renouard's copy, bound by Bozerian, on large vellum paper (1 of 4
copies), with the original drawing and tbe etching of the frontispiece,
36 frs.
Lessing. Wie die Alten den Tod gebildet. Berlin, 1769, 8vo.,
frontispiece, fleuron and plate, not signed (3s.).
L'Estoile (Pierre de). Memoires pour servir a I'liistoire de
France, contenant ce qui s^est passe de plus remarquable
dans ce roiaume depuis 1515 jusqu'en 1611, avec les
portraits des'Rois, Eeines, Princes et Princesses et autres
personnes illustres doiit il y est fait mention. A Cologne
(Bruxelles) chez les heri tiers de Herman Demen, 1719, 2
vols., 8vo., frontispiece after Eichard Van Orbrey, and 32
portraits by Harrewyn. The same work " accompagnd de
remarques historiques et critiques par Lenglet du Fresnoy
et le chevalier C. B. A. (Le Pere C. Bouge Augustin) " came
out in 2 parts under the title of : "Journal de Henri IIL " (La
Haye et se trouve a Paris chez la veuve de Pierre Gondouin,
1744), 5 vols., 8vo.; and : "Journal de rfegne de Henri IV."
316 LE TOUENEUE— LETTEES
(La Haye chez les Frferes Vaillant, 1741), 4 vols., post 8vo.,
together 9 vols., 8vo., with portraits and plates (20s.).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy of the "Memoires " in old morocco, 247 frs.,
and a copy of the "Journal," 9 vols., in red morocco, "a Toiseau" by
Derome, 5500 frs., and another copy in old red morocco in the same sale,
315 frs. (1894).
Le Tourneur. Le Sylphe, traduit de I'anglois. Genfeve et
Paris, Mdrigot, 1784, 2 vols., 12mo., 1 plate designed and
engraved by Eansonnette (3s.).
Le Tourneur. Voyage au cap de Bonne-Esperance et autour
du monde avec le capitaine Cook, et principalement dans le
pays des Hottentots et des Cafres, par Andr^ Sparrmann,
traduit par le Tourneur. Paris, Buisson, 1787, 2 vols.,
4to., maps and plates (25s.).
The Behague copy, in red morocco by Derome, 200 frs.
Lettres amoureuses de la Dame Lescombat et du sieur
Mongeot, ou I'histoire de leurs criminels amours. A la
Haye, et se trouve a Paris chez Cailleau, 1755, 12mo., a
large folding plate, not signedv(10s.).
Lettres critic[ues sur divers ecrits de nos jours contraires a la
religion et aux mcBurs, par M. C. (Charpentier). Londres
(Paris), 1751, 2 vols., post 8vo., 2 fleurons on titles by
Eisen (3s.).
Lettres de Charlotte pendant sa liaison avec Werther. Traduit
de I'anglais par M. D. D. S. G. (J. J. A. David de Saint
George). Avec un extrait d'Eleonore ... A Londres et
se trouve a Paris, chez Eoyez, 1787, 2 vols., 16mo., portraits
of Charlotte and of Werther, and 2 vignettes after Chodo-
wiecki by Copia (10s.).
Lettres d'Heloise et dAbeilard, en latin et en frangais (de la
traduction de Gervaise), precedee de la Vie d'Abeilard par
M. de lAulnaye). Edition ornee de huit figures gravees
par les meilleurs artistes de Paris, d'apres les dessins et
sous la direction de Moreau le jeune. Paris, Fournier, de
I'imprimerie de Didot le jeune, I'an quatrieme (1796), 3
vols., 4to., vellum paper, 8 plates after Moreau by Dambrun,
Delvaux, Halbou, Langlois jeune, Lemire, Pauquet,
Romanet, and Simonet (all in the first volume) (10s., and
treble in unlettered proofs).
Renouard's copy, containing Moreau's original drawings in sepia,
artists' proofs and the etchings, besides 4 plates by Watson after Catel,
was sold in the Van der Helle sale for 1405 frs., and is now in the
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collection of M. Roederer of Reims. M. Delbergue-Cormont's copy,
with the plates in 3 states, etchings, unlettered proofs and counter
proofs, "gouachees," 1000 frs. ; W. . . S. . . de L. . .'s copy, on la,rge
vellum paper, with the plates before and with letters uncut, 115 frs.
(1825). In the same year M. G. Renouard's large-paper copy, with the
8 plates before letters, 21 frs. ; and another copy in red morocco, with
dentelle, with unlettered proofs and the tissue paper containing the
legends preserved, 64 frs.
Lettres de Julie a Ovide. Rome et a Paris, chez Gattey, 1789,
12mo., frontispiece, not signed {3s.).
Lettres de Ninon de Lenclos au marquis de Sevign^. Amster-
dam, Joly, 1750, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 fleurous on
titles alike by Fessard after Clavareau, and a portrait of
Ninon by Pinsio (Voltaire attributes the authorship of
these letters to Crebillon fils) (3s.).
Lettres de Notre Saint Pfere le Pape et de S. M. I'Empereur
(Joseph IL). A Rome, 1782, roy. 8vo., fine frontispiece
containing Pope Pius VL's portrait by Haguenauer (3s.).
Lettres et Epltres amoureuses d'Heloise et d'Abeilard, nouvelle
edition. Genfeve (Cazin), 1777, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 portraits
after Boily (3s.).
Lettres et Epltres amoureuses de Heloise et d'Abeilard, pre-
cMees de la vie, des amours et infortunes de ces celfebres et
malheureux epoux. Nouvelle edition. Paris, Dido t, 1796,
3 vols., 16mo., 2 portraits and 4 plates after Queverdo by
Villerey (10s., and on vellum paper with the unlettered
proofs, £2).
A copy bound by Bozerian, with 3 of Queverdo's original drawings,
400 frs.
Lettres et Epltres amoureuses d'Heloise et d'Abeilard, nouvelle
edition. Vieune, chez R. Sammer, libraire, 1797, 2 vols.,
16mo., 2 frontispieces after Angelica Kauffmann by Wein-
ranck (5s.).
Lettres galantes et. philosophiques de deux nones, publiees par
un apotre du libertinage, avec des notes. Paris, I'an IP de
la R^publique fran9aise, 16mo., 4 plates (15s., and double
on vellum paper).
Lettres historiques et galantes par Mad. de C * * * (Mad. Du
Noyer). Avec figures. Cologne, P. Marteau, 1709-18 (3s.).
Lettres portugaises. Paris, Delance, 1796, 2 vols., 16mo.,
only 250 copies printed on vellum paper, 1 plate after
Monnet by Delaunay (5s.).
Two copies were taken on vellum.
318 LETTEES— LIGNE
Lettres sur le Danemarc. A Geneve chez les freres Philibert,
1757-64, 2 vols., 8vo., allegorical vignette on first title and
4 tailpieces signed Haas (3s.).
Le Vassor. Histoire du Regne de Louis XIIL . . . 1701-9,
10 vols., post 8vo., frontispiece and portraits (8s. to 10s.).
Levayer de Boutigny. Tarsis et Zelie. Nouvelle edition.
Paris, Musier fils, 1774, 3 vols., roy. 8vo., 3 frontispieces
after Cochin, Moreau, and Eisen by Gaucher, Ponce, and
Nee, 3 fleurons on titles by Nee, and 20 vignettes after
Eisen by Helman, de Longueil, Masquelier, Massard, Nee,
and Ponce (15s. to 20s.).
The plates and the vignettes both exist in artists' proofs without text.
Em. Martin's copy in that state in contemporary morocco, 250 frs.
LevSque (Mme. ). Le Prince des Aigues-marines et la Princesse
invisible, contes. Paris, Coustelier, 1744, 12mo., fleuron
on title, 2 vignettes, and 5 plates after Cochin by Duflos
(5s.).
Le Verrier de la Conterie. L'Ecole de la Chasse aux chiens
courants. Eouen, 1763, 2 vols, in 1, Bvo. plates (curious
book, recherche) (£2).
Levy (De). Journal historique, ou Pastes du rfegne de Louis
XV., surnomme le Bien-aime. Paris, Prault, 1766, 2 vols.,
post Bvo., fine portrait of the King by Prevost after Cochin
(5s.).
Lewis (J.). History and Antiquities ... of the Isle of Thanet
in Kent. London, 1736, 4to, second and best edition ; the
first having appeared in 1723, and is of little value, portrait
and plates (£2 to £3, and more on large paper).
Lewis. Le Moine, traduit de I'anglais, par Deschamps, Depres,
Benoist et Delamare. Paris, Maradan, an IV., 4 vols.,
16mo., 4 plates, not signed (3s.).
Libro del Perche (II), la Pastorella del Marino, la Novella dell'
Angelo Gabriele, et la Puttana errante di Pietro Aretino.
A Peking, Kegnante Kien-Long nel XVIII. secolo (Londres,
1784, pour le compte de Molini, libraire a Paris), post 8vo.,
limited to 200 copies on vellum paper, title within borders
of priapeses, not signed (5s.).
Ten copies were taken on vellum.
Ligne (Prince de). Prejuges militaires, par un ofEcier autrichien.
A Kralovilhota, 1780, 2 vols., 8vo., a vignette heading the
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dedication, "A mon msbitre," a tailpiece dated 1778, head-
pieces with the arms of France and 1 5 small views of battles,
dated 1778-80, the whole designed and engraved by
Choffard (105. .to 15s.).
The original drawings and the etchings are in the " Cabinet des
Estampes" in the " CEuvre de Choffard." The whole exists also in
artist's proofs.
Ligny (le Pfere de). Histoire de la Vie de Notre Seigneur
Jesus Christ. Edition ornee de gravures d'apres les
tableaux des plus grands maltres, sous la direction de L.
Petit. A Paris, de I'imprimerie de Crapelet, s.d., 2 vols.,
8vo., 75 plates finely engraved (20s., and double and more on
large paper in 4to., and particularly with unlettered proofs
on India paper).
A copy on large vellum paper with India proofs brought 500 frs.
Limairac (De). Le Koyalisme, ou Memoires de Du Barri Saint -
Aunez et de Constance de Cezelli, sa femme, anecdotes
heroiques sous Henri IV. par M. de L * * *. Paris, chez
Valade, 1770, 8vo., frontispiece containing the author's
portrait, the arms of the Comtesse Du Barry heading the
"Epitre d^dicatoire," 1 vignette and 1 tailpiece by Le
Grand (3s.).
Linguet. Memoires sur la Bastille et sur la detention de M.
Linguet, Merits par lui-m§me. Londres, de I'imprimerie
Spilsbury, 1783, 8vo., frontispiece engraved and designed
by Spilsbury (3s.).
Linguetiana ou Eecueil des Principes, Maximes, Pensees,
Pensees diverses. Paradoxes et Aventures de Linguet,
suivi de I'eloge de I'art d'un coiffeur de femmes, par le
m^me auteur (par C. d'Aval, Cousin d'Avallon). Paris, an
IX. (1801), 16mo., portrait of Linguet by Mariage (3s.).
Lion (J. N. de Brazey, comte de). Memoires politiques,
amusants et satiriques de Messire J. N. D. B._ C. de L.,
colonel du regiment de dragons de Corsanski, etc. A
V^ritopolis, chez Jean disant vrai (Amsterdam, chez Eoger),
1735, 3 vols., post 8vo., frontispiece, portrait of the due de
Villars, 18 plates and 2 folding plans of battles, not signed
(10s.).
Lippi (Lorenzo). II Malmantile racquistato di Lorenzo Lippi.
Parigi, Prault, 1768, 16mo., portrait by Demautort, and
title designed and engraved by Moreau (3s.).
320 LISTES— LOAISEL
Listes generales des noms, ^ges, qualites et demeures de tous
les Conspirateurs qui ont e'te condamnes a mort par le
Tribunal revolutionnaire, etabli a Paris, par la loi du 17
aout 1792, pour juger tous les ennemis de la Patrie. Paris,
1794, 8vo., 1 plate, not signed, representing the guillotine
(5..).
Consisting of 11 numbers.
Lit de Noce (Le), ou les Nuits du docteur Pyrico-Proto-
Patouphlet, livre comique et cependant medico-philo-
sophique, traduit tout nouvellement de la langue gasconne,
par un berger d'Arcadie. S. 1. (Paris), 1791, 8vo., 1 plate
after Le Barbier by Masquelier (5s.).
Lits babillards (Les). Paris, imprimerie Dautel, 1797, 8vo.,
2 indifferent plates, not signed (3s.).
Lives (The) of those eminent Antiquaries John Leland, Thomas
Hearne, and Anthony a Wood, with an authentick Account
of their respective Writings and Publications ... in
which are occasionally inserted Memoirs relating to many
eminent Persons . . . also several Engravings of Antiquity
never before published. Oxford, 1772, 2 vols., 8vo., 3
portraits and 7 plates (5s., and double on large paper).
Livre de Trophees. Paris, Le Pere et Avaulez, s.d., fol., 4 parts
of 6 plates each (£2 to £3).
Livre des Eeves, ou I'Oneiroscopee, application des songes aux
numeros de la loterie royale de France, etc. . . . ornee de
plusieurs figures analogues aux sujets. A Lugano, chez
Jouve, 1787, 12mo., frontispiece, not signed, and 6 plates
representing 91 subjects, not signed {5s.).
Loaisel de Treogate. Valmon, anecdote frangaise. Paris,
Moutard, 1776, 8vo., 1 plate after Queverdo by Legrand
(3.^.).
Loaisel de Treogate. Dolbreuse, ou I'Homme du siecle. Paris,.
Belin, 1777, 8vo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Loaisel de Treogate. Dolbreuse, ou I'Homme du sifecle . . .
Amsterdam et Paris, chez Belin, 1783, 2 parts in 8vo., ^
frontispieces after De Lorge by Berthet (3s.).
Reprinted Paris an II., 2 vols., 16mo.
Loaisel de Treogate. Valrose, ou les Orages de I'amour. Paris,
Leprieur, 1799, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates, not signed (3s.).
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Loaisel de Tr^ogate. Heloise et Abeilard ou les victimes de
Tamour, Eoman historique, galant et moral. Paris, Barba,
an XL (1803), 3 vols., 12mo., 1 plate after Huot by Noel
(3..).
Lobineau. Histoire de la ville de Paris. See : Felibien.
Lock (M.). Six Scones . . . Printed for Eobert Sayer, 1768,
4to., 6 plates (20s. to 25s.).
Lock (M.). A new Drawing Book of Ornaments . . . Printed
for R. Sayer, London, n.d., title and 5 plates (20s. to 25s.).
Lock and H. Copland. A new Book of Ornaments consisting
of Chimneys, Scones, Tables . . . etc. London, 1752, fol.,
12 plates (£2 to £3).
Locke. Essai pbilosopHque concernant I'entendement humain,
trad, par Mr. Coste, 5^ Edition. Amsterdam et Leipsig,
Sckreuder et P. Mertier jeune, 1755, 4to., frontispiece, fine
portrait of tbe author after Kneller (1697) by Fokke, an
heraldic vignette, not signed, heading the dedication (M'^"
de M.) (3s.).
Lofrasso ■ (Antonio de). Los dies libros de fortuna de Amor,,
. . . Londres, 1740, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait of the author
designed and engraved by Mosley, and 10 plates after
Gravelot and Mosley by Mosley (4s.).
Lo-Looz (De). Les Militaires au dela du Gauge. Paris, chez,
Bailly, 1770, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 plates after Eisen by de
Longueil, and 4 plans of battles (10s.).
Lomonosofi". Idea picturarum artificisso igne collucentium quas
Acad, scient. Petrop. exhibicit nov. 26 a 1749. Petropoli,
s.d., 4to. Superb frontispiece by Sokoloff (3s.).
Londres et ses Environs . . . Ouvrage fait a Londres par M.
D. S. D. L. Paris, Buisson, 1788, 2 vols., post.Svo., map
and 9 folding plates representing views of Westminster
Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, Mansion House, Exchange,
Co vent Garden, Chelsea Hospital, Greenwich Hospital,
Hampton Court, and Windsor Castle (12s. to 15s.).
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe (traduites
du grec par Amyot), avec figures. S.l. (Paris, Quillau),
1718, post 8vo., frontispiece after Coypel, 28 plates after
Philippe d'Orleans (the Eegent) by B. Audran ; 1 plate by
comte de Caylus, known under the name of the " Petits
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322 LONGUS
pieds," 1 vignette by Scotin, and capital letters ornamented
(£8 to £10, and double in morocco, and more according to
binding).
The plate of the " Petits pieds " does not form an integral part of the
book, as it was not engraved before 1728. Some copies exist on fine
paper. Brunet's copy, in a rich mosaic binding by Padeloup, was
acquired by Baron de La Roche Lacarelle for 6000 frs. The Regent's
own copy, in a rich mosaic binding by Padeloup, with his arms in centre,
acquired by M. Quentin-Bau chart for 13,000 frs., changed hands in his
sale to M. Delbergue-Cormont for 18,500 frs., from whom it passed to
the Comte de Mosbourg for only 10,750 frs. Chastre de Change's (the
Regent's chamber valet as well as friend and secretary, who was also
entrusted with the supervision of the publication) copy, containing an
original drawing a la plume of the "Petits pieds" attributed to the
Regent, another drawing of the same by Masse, further Comte de
Caylus's etching, and some unfinished engravings, together with the
scheme of the engravings in the Regent's autograph, the copy having
also the margins covered with autograph critical notes by the savant
Lancelot, has passed through several hands, and is now in the library
of the Due d'Atimale at Chantilly. A copy in red morocco by Derome,
1200 frs. ; Marquis de Ganay's copy in red morocco, with broad dentelle
by Padeloup, 2900 frs., resold in the Rich. Lion sale for 1455 frs. The
Turner copy in green morocco, with dentelle and arms of the Due de
Montmorency -Luxembourg, 2160 frs. M. Daguin is the fortunate
possessor of the charming copy covered with a splendid binding which
may be considered a masterpiece by Monnier. Comte de LigneroUes'
copy in blue morocco, with dentelle by Bradel aine, 1200 frs. (1894) ;
L. Lcblanc's copy in calf, 200 frs. ; Bordier's copy, morocco by
'Thouvenin, 147 frs. In the reprint of 1745 the date of 1718 was left
unaltered on the frontispiece, and frequently we meet with copies with-
out the printed title, having apparently been removed so as to make
believe that it was the original edition. The diiference could, however,
be easUy detected, as the initial letter in the preface of the reprint is not
engraved, the vignette on the first page is different, and the paging
differs from the original, for while the latter counts 164 pages, the
reprint has only 156 pages. The latter has 3 additional vignettes,
besides 4 charmiag tailpieces by Cochin, and 20 pages of "N'otes sur
les Amours de Daphnis et Chloe " by A. Lancelot.
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe. S.l.
(Paris, Coustelier), 1731, 12mo., title red and black, frontis-
piece, not signed, 8 plates after Scotin, and 5 fleurons, not
signed (8s. to 10-s., and more on large paper in 4to.). _ A
copy has been taken on vellum. Keprinted 1745 (5s.).
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe. S.l.
(Paris), 1745, 12mo., frontispiece after Coypel, 29 plates
after Ph. d'Orleans by Audran, and 4 tailpieces after Cochin
(20s., and double on large paper 4to.).
Reprint of the 1718 edition, but the date of 1718 was not removed
from the frontispiece. The printed title, however, bears 1745, and the
capital letter in the preface is not engraved, and the edition has only
LONaUS 323
156 pages, while that of 1718 counts 164 pages. The first vignette is
also different, but it has in addition 3 other vignettes heading each part,
and 4 tailpieces by Cochin.
Longus. Pastoralium de Daphnide et Chloe libri quator, gr.
et lat. editio nova cum emendationibus (cura J. S. Bernard)
Lutetise Pariaiorum (Amstelodami) in gratiam curiosorum,
1754, sm. 4to., plates by Audran, and vignettes and tail-
pieces after Eisen and Cochin by Fokke(20s.).
Edition limited to 125 copies. The plates are within borders.
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Dapbnis et Chloe, par
Longus ; double traduction du grec en frangois de M. Amiot
et d'un anonyme, mis en parallfele, et ornees des estampes
originales du fameux B. Audran, gravees aux depens du feu
due d'Orleans, Regent de France, sur les tableaux inventes
et peints de la main de ce grand Prince, avec un frontispiece
de Coypel, et autres vignettes et culs-de-lampe graves par
Fokke sur les dessins de Cochin et d'Eisen. A Paris, imprime
pour les curieux, 1/57, 4to., text bordered (30s., and more
in morocco).
Besides the plates copied from those of the 1718 edition, and sur-
rounded with borders by Fokke, this edition contains fleuron on title,
8 vignettes after Eisen and 8 tailpieces (4 repeated) after Cochin by
Fokke (from the previous Greek and Latin edition of 1 754). The plate
of the " Petits pieds " differs from that usually found added to the 1718
edition. M. de Lacarelle's copy in red morocco by Uerome, with the
arms of Madame de Pompadour, 3500 frs. ; M. Testart de St. Quentin's
large Dutch paper copy, with the plates within double borders in old
red morocco, 72 frs. (1894).
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe, avec
figures. A la Haye, chez Jean Neaulme, 1764, or 1773,
12mo., text bordered, engraved title, frontispiece, 4 vignettes
and 8 plates, not signed (the last being that of the " Petits
pieds") (5s.).
The 1764 edition has also a fleuron on title, and four ornamented
head-letters similar to those of the 1718 edition.
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chlo^. Bouillon,
1776, frontispiece after Coypel, 28 plates after Philippe
d'Orleans, and the plate of the " Petits pieds" all engraved
by Vidal(10s.).
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe, 1777
Cazin), 24mo., frontispiece, not signed, representing a pretty
imitation of the plate of the " Petits pieds " (3s.).
The Cazin edition of 1780, 32mo , has the frontispiece, not signed,
but copied from that of Coypel.
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Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe, trans-
latees du grec en frangais par Jacques Amyot. Londres,
1779, sm. 4to., text witHn engraved borders, frontispiece
and 28 plates, including that of the " Petits pieds " (15.s.,
and more in morocco).
Reproduction of the 1718 plates. Exists also in 12mo , without
borders.
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe, traduction
de 1782. A Mitylfene, 1783 (Eeims, Oazin, and Paris,
Moutard), in 8vo., and in 16mo., medal portrait of the
translator Mullot, 1 plate by David, and 14 pretty vignettes,
not signed (5s., more on large paper in 8vo.).
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe, escrites
en grec par Longus et translatees en frangois par J. Amyot.
Versailles, chez Sevfere Dacier, 1784, 16mo., frontispiece
and 5 plates, not signed (46'.).
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe, traduc-
tion nouvelle (par de Bure Saint-Fauxbin), avec figures
nouvellement dessinees sur les peintures de M. le due
d'Orleans, Regent. A Paris, chez Lami, de I'imprimerie de
Monsieur, 1787, 2 parts in 1 vol., roy. 4to., 29 copies of
the Regent's plates engraved in outline, and in bistre by
Martini (30s., and more with unlettered proofs).
Lami, the editor, had several of these seTies of outline engravings drawn
and coloured like drawings (gouaches) on vellum, and inserted them in
special copies. Renouard's copy containing Martini's 29 original draw-
ings a la plume, and 29 miniature " gouachees " after the Regent's original
paintings, was sold in his sale for the meagre sum of 230 frs., and since
resold for 7000 frs. Prince Galitzin's copy was printed on vellum.
Reprinted 1796 (5a.).
Longus. Daphnis et Chlo^. . . . Lille, 1792, 16mo., indifferent
plates copied from those of the Regent by Vidal (3s.).
Longus. Daphnis et Chloe. . . . Paris, Patris, 1795, 16mo.,
frontispiece and 4 plates after Binet by Blanchard (5s. on
vellum paper, and 30s. with unlettered proofs).
Reprinted by Renouard ia 1803 with the 5 plates in 16mo.
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe, traduc-
tion nouvelle par Pierre B * * *. Paris, Maradan, an VL
(1798), 16mo., frontispiece signed by Dupreel and 4 plates
after Monsiau by Pauquet and Dupreel (4s., and on vellum
paper in post 8vo., with the unlettered proofs, and the
etchings, 25s. to 30s.).
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Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chlo^, traduites
de Grec de Longus par Amyot. Paris. Didot I'Aine an
VIII. (1800) 4to., vellum paper, 9 plates after Prudhon and
Gerard, by Godefroy, Marais, Massard, and Eoger (25s., and
double in morocco).
The copies witt Greek texts (133 pages) have the plates before letters
without tablets. Behague's copy bound by Cape, 260 f rs. ; E(mile)
G(oiise)'s copy, vellum paper in blue morocco by Alio, 60 frs. (1894).
Two copies in ito. and in folio were taken on vellum. M. Morgand paid
for the latter in the Beckford-HamUton sale £900, and marked it in his
Catalogue 35,000 frs. Twenty-seven copies were printed in folio with
the unlettered proofs with tablets.
Longus. Gli Amori pastorali di Daphni e Cloe. Parigi,
Renouard, 1800, 12mo., 1 plate after Prudhon by Roger
(3s.). Two copies were printed on vellum.
Prudhon's fine original drawing in black pencil (605 frs.) is now in
M. Alexandre Dumas' collection.
Longus. Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe. Paris,
Renouard, 1803, 12mo., portrait of Amyot by Saint-Aubin
(3s., and on vellum paper 5s.).
Renouard's unique copy on vellum, having Saint- Aubin's original
drawing of Amyot's portrait and Prudhon's plate in various states, 110
frs. Five copies were taken on rose paper.
Longus. Pastoralia lesbiaca, sive de Amoribus Daphnidis et
Chloes. Poema erotico-poimenicon et textu grjeco in
latinum numeris heroicis deductum. Parisiis apud H.
Agasse, 1809, roy. 8vo. This edition given by Petit-Radel
has a fine folding plate by Halbou after Le Barbier (1795),
(lOs.).
Lorraine (Claude). Liber Veritatis, or, a Collection of Prints
after the original Designs of Claude le Lorrain, executed
by R. Earlom in the manner and taste of the Drawings,
with Descriptions, 1777-1804 or 1819, 3 vols., folio, 300
plates with portraits of Claude, Earlom, and Boydell. The
vols. 1 and 2 were published in 1777, and the title pages
and text are printed on a bluish paper, which is the test of
the original impressions (£6 to £8, and proofs £20 to £30).
Lorris (Guil.) et Johan de Meung. Le Roman de la Rose,
nouvelle edition par Meon. Paris, Didot I'aine, 1814, 4
vols., 8vo., portrait of J. de Meung, not signed, and 5 plates
after Monnet by Patas and Demouchy (lOs., and more on
vellum paper).
The late M. Lortic's copy on vellum paper in red morocco by Cape, 82
frs. (1894) ; Delzollies' copy in red morocco by Motet, 56 frs. (1894).
326 LOUIS— LOUVET
Louis XT. Les Cent Nouvelles nouvelles, snivent les Cent
Nouvelles contenant les cent Histoires nouveaux qui sont
moult plaisans a raconter en toutes bonnes compagnies par
maniere de joyeuset^ avec figures en taille-douce, gravies
sur leg dessins de Romain de Hooghe. Cologne, chez
Pierre Gaillard, 1701, 2 vols., post 8vo., frontispiece after
Remain de Hooghe by G. Van der Gouwen, 100 half -page
vignettes, and head and tail piece after Romain de Hooghe,
not signed (£2, and more in old morocco).
The other edition, with the vignettes in " tirage a part," is the second
issue, as the impressions are pale and exhibit a worn appearance.
Reprinted 1732 and 1736.
Louis XV. Cours des principaux Fleuves et rivieres de I'Europe,
compose et imprime par Sa Majesty Louis XV. Paris, dans
I'imprimerie du Cabinet de Sa Majeste, dirigee par J.
CoUombat, 1718, sm. 4to., very fine portrait of the infant
King by J. Audran (5 s.). Behague's copy in morocco by
Cape, 55 frs., and Brunet's copy in old red morocco with the
arms of France, 165 frs.
Louvet de Couvray. Vie du Chevalier de Faublas, divise en :
Une annee de la vie du chevalier de Faublas, par le citoyen
J.-B. Louvet, nouvelle edition, corrigee et augmentee.
Paris, 1796, an IV. de la Repub. fr., 5 vols., 16mo. ; Six
Semaines de la vie du Chevalier de Faublas, 2 vols., 16mo. ;
Vie et fin des Amours du Chevalier de Faublas, 6 vols.,
16mo., together 13 vols.j with 13 frontispieces after
Chaillou by Lorieux (10s., and double on vellum paper).
The first edition without plates appeared in 1786.
Louvet de Couvray. Les Amours du chevalier de Faublas, par
J.-B. Louvet, 3° edition, revue par I'auteur. Se vend a
Paris, chez I'auteur, rue de Grenelle-Saint-Germain, vis-a-vis
la rue de Bourgogne, ci-devant hOtel de Sens, No. 1495, et
chez les marchands de Nouveaute's. An VL de la Re'publique
(1798), 4 vols., 8vo., 27 plates after Demarne, Dutertre,
Mile. G-erard, Marillier, Monsiau, and Monnet, by Baquoy,
ChofFard, Courbe, Dambrun, de Launay, Delvaux, Dupreel,
de Ghendt, Giraud, Halbou, Lemire, Patas, Saint-Aubin,
Tilliard, Triere, and Viguet (£2 to £3, and on vellum paper
with unlettered proofs, £6 to £8).
A copy on vellum paper with artist's proofs, with the additional series
of Collin's plates, and etchings from the Tardieu edition (1821) in
morocco by Simier, 390 frs. (1894). Pixerecourt's copy had also the
scries of very rare etchings. Three plates are known to have remained
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unused, and several drawings left unpublished. Marillier, Monsiau,
and Monnet's original drawings, inserted in a copy covered with a
superb double binding by Trautz, was sold by M. Morgand for 10,000 frs.
Louvet de Couvray. Emelie de Varmont, ou le Divorce
n^cessaire et les Amours du cure de Sevin, par I'auteur de
Faublas. Paris, 1791, 3 vols., 16mo , 3 frontispieces, not
signed (8s.).
Loveson ou les Folies de TAmour. Paris, an IX. (1801), de
I'imprimerie de Vatar-Jouannet, 1 plate after Charpentier
by Maria ge ; rare (lOs.).
Lubersac (Abbe de). Discours sur les Monuments publics de
tons les ages et de tons les Peuples connus, suivi d'une
description du monument projete a la gloire de Louis XVI.
et de la France, termini par quelques observations sur les
principaux monuments modernes de la ville de Paris.
Paris, Imprimerie Roj'ale, 175^5, fol., fine frontispiece .after
Monnet by Masquelier, representing tbe King in grand
costuni^/2 folding plates (project of the monument) after
Touze etched by Masquelier (5s.).
Lucanus. Marci Annsei Lucani Pharsalia, cum supplemento;
Thomse Maii. Paris, Barbou, 1767, 12mo., a pretty frontis-
piece after Gravelot by de Longueil, and a headpiece, not-
signed (3s.).
Lucanus. La Pharsale de Lucian, traduite en frangois par M.
Marmontel, de I'Academie frangoise. Paris, Merlin, 1766,.
2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece and 10 plates after Gravelot by
Duclos, de Ghendt, Le Mire, Nee, Rousseau, and Simonet
(65., and in morocco according to state).
Lucanus. La Pharsale de Lucain, traduite eu vers frangois par
Brebeuf ; avec la Vie des deux poetes et des Reflexions
critiques sur leurs oeuvrages, par L.7J. Billecocq, citoyen
frangais. Paris, imprimerie de Crapelet, an IV. (1796), 2
vols., roy. Bvo., 10 plates after Perrin by Dupreel, de
Ghendt, Halbou,, Pauquet, Eomanet, and Triere {6s., and
treble on blue large paper with the unlettered proofs).
Renouard's copy with the etchings and Perrin's original
drawings, 110 frs.
Luce (L.). Essai d'une nouvelle Typographie, orne de vignettes
fleurons, trophees, filets, cadres et cartels, inventes, dessin^s
328 LUCHET— LUCEETII
et executes par L. Luce graveur du roi, pour son imprimerie
royale. Paris, Barbou, 1771, 4to., .82 plates (20s.).
Luchet (M'^- de). Le Vicomte de Barjac, ou Memoires pour servir
a rhistoire de ce Sifecle, par M. C. de L. . . . Dublin et Paris
(Versailles), 1784, 2 vols., 16mo., 4 etchings lightly coloured,
not signed (10s.), rare with the key and plates.
Another edition, 1796, 2 vols., 12mo., -with 2 different plates (5s.).
Lucian. De la traduction de N. Perrot, S""- d'Albancourt avec
des remarques sur la traduction, nouvelle edition, revue
et corrigee. Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier, 1709, 2 vols.,
16mo., frontispiece in each volume, portrait and 12 plates
mostly threefolded, not signed, in the manner of Romain
de Hooge or Harrewyn (5s.). Behague's copy in old
morocco, 125 frs.
De Bure's copy in morocco double by Boyet, 199 frs., resold for 800
frs. in Baron Pichon's sale. The 1712 edition has only a new title.
Comte de LigneroUes' copy in red morocco by Derome, 145 frs. (1894).
Lucian. Mythologie dramatique, traduite du grec par J. B.
Gail, avec le Dialogue des Dieux. De I'imprimerie de
Delange, a Paris, chez Gail, I'an IIL, 3 vols., 12mo., portrait
and 4 plates after Le Bar bier and Berchot by Delignon (5s.,
and double on large paper).
Lucretii (Titi Cari). De Rerum Natura libri vi. . . . Londini,
Tonson, 1712, 4to., frontispiece, 6 plates and 12 copper
vignettes (5s., and on large paper, folio, of which only 25
copies were printed, 25s.).
Lucretii (Titi Cari). De Eerum Natura libri vi. Patavi, 1751,
8vo., frontispiece after Eisen by Lemire, 6 plates after
Cochin (5) and Le Lorrain (l) by Aliamat (2), Lemire (2),
Sornique, and Tardieu (3s.).
The 1725 edition in 2 vols., 4to., with frontispiece, and plates, is of
little value.
Lucretii (Titi Car-i). De Rerum Natura libri sex, accedunt
selectse lectiones dilucidando poemati appositse. Lutetise
Parisiorum, sumptibus Ant. Coustelier, 1744, or, Barbou,
1754, 12mo., 1 frontispiece, 6 very pretty plates and 6
vignettes after Van Mieris, hy Duflos (4s., and double on
Dutch paper). Behague's copy in morocco, 78 frs.
Several copies exist on vellum. Baron Pichon's copy, on vellum in
green morocco by Derome, 300 frs.
LUCEETIUS— LUSTIGES 329
Lucretius. De la Nature des Choses, traduction nouvelle,
avec des notes, par L * G * (Lagrange). Paris, Bleuet,
1768, 2 vols., 8vo., Dutch paper frontispiece and 6
plates after Gravelot by Binet (10s., and more on large
paper).
It has also beea issued in 12mo. and 16mo.
Lucretius. De la Nature des Choses, traduction de Lagrange.
Paris, Bleuet, an IIL (1795), 2 vols., Bvo.,, frontispiece
and 6 plates, not signed (5s., and more than treble on
large vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
Lucretius. De la Nature des Choses, traduction de La Grange.
De I'imprimerie de Didot le jeune. Paris, chez Bleuet, Fan
deuxifeme de la Rdpublique, 2 vols., 4to., vellum paper, fine
frontispiece placed in each volume, and 6 plates after
Monnet by Chofiard (1), Dambrun (l), Delignon (2), de
Ghendt (l), Lingee (1) (10s.). 50 copies exist on vellum
paper, dated 1789, 3 vols., sm. folio, with the plates before
letters, but only one frontispiece (30s.).
Lucretius. Delia Natura delle Cose, libri sei, tradotti dal
latino in italiano da Alessandro Marchetti, etc. Amster-
dam (Paris), 1754, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., Dutch paper, 2
frontispieces and 2 titles after Eisen by Lemire, 6 plates
after Cochin (5) and Le Lorrain (l) by Aliamet (1),
Lemire (2), Sornique (2), and Tardieu (l), 7 vignettes after
Cochin (6) and Eisen (l) by Baquoy (1), Chenu (l), Flipart
(l), Gallimard (1), Lemire (2), and Sornique (l), and 5
tailpieces after Cochin (2), Eisen (2), and Vasse (1) by
Aliam et (2), Baquoy (l), Gallimard (1), and Louise L. D. (Le
Daulceur) (l) (10s., and in morocco according to state).
Brunei's copy in red morocco by Bradel-Derome, 175 frs. ; Turner's
copy in green morocco by Padeloup, 680 frs. ; E(mile) G(onse)'s copy in
old red morocco with large dentelle, 122 frs. (1894) ; B. Maglio'ne's copy in
old red morocco with dentelle, 270 frs.
Lusse (De). Eecueil de Eomances historiques, tendres et bur-
lesques, tant anciennes que modernes, avec les airs notes,
par M. de L. Paris, 1767, 8vo., frontispiece after Eisen by
de Longueil, and fleuron on title after Eisen by Aliamet,
and music (5s., and double on Dutch paper).
Lustiges Post und Reise-Bademecuiii muntern Eeisenden
gewidmet von monsieur Heemkengrypern, gewesenen
Kammerdiener des Herrn von Miinchhausen, und herausge-
geben von scinem lachenden Erben. Polkwitz, 1795,
12mo., 5 copper-plates ; curious and rare (10s.).
330 LUTTEUE— LYSONS
Lutteur (Le), ou le Petir-fils d'Hereule, 1787, 16mo., frontis-
piece and 8 plates (15s.).
Luxe (Le), poSme en six chants, orne de graviires, avec des
notes iistoriques et critiques. Paris, Monory, 1774, 8vo.,
6 plates, not signed (3s.).
This poem is attributed to the Chevalier du Coudray.
Luyken (Jean). Theatre des Martyres, represente en taille-
douee par le celebre Jean Luyken. (La Haye) Schagen, 1738,
oblong 4to., 100 etchings. This work appeared with a
Dutch text at Amsterdam, 1740, with fleuron on title, and
92 plates, and at Leide with 116 plates (155.).
Lysons (Eev. D.). The Environs of London, being an historical
Account of the Towns, Villages and Hamlets, within twelve
Miles of that Capital, interpersed with biographical Anecdotes.
London, 1792-6, 4 vols., 4to. First edition, maps and
numerous plates, a list 'of which will be found at the com-
mencement of each volume (20s. to 30s., and more on large
paper).
Lysons (S.). An Account of the Eoman Antiquities discovered
at Woodchester, near Minchin Hampton, in the County of
Gloucester. London, 1797, imp. fol., 40 plates of pavements
and views (15s., and with the plates coloured, of which only
12 copies were executed in a superior manner to resemble
drawings, 40s. to 50s.).
ABILLON (J.). De Ee Diplomatica libri VI.
Parisiis, 1709, foL, plates (10s.).
The 1789 edition, 2 vols., fol., about the same value.
Mably (L'Abbe de). Entretiens de Phocion sur le
rapport de la morale avec la politique, traduites
du grec de Nicoclfes par Mably. Paris, de rimprimerie
de Didot le jeune, I'an troisifeme.' Eoy. 4to., vellum paper,
2 plates after Moreau, etched by Giraud and finished by
Dambrun and Dupreel (6s., and double with the unlettered
proofs and the etchings, and more on large paper, sm. fol.
Gautier's copy containing the two original drawings in
sepia, 165 frs.).
McArthur (J.). Complete Treatise on the Theory and Practice
of Fencing, 1760, 4to., frontispiece and folding plates
(40s. to 50s.).
Reprinted 1784, half price.
M'Bane (D.). Expert Swordman's Companion, or the true
Art of Self-defence, with an Account of the Author's Life,
and his Transactions during the Wars in France, to which is
added the Art of Gunnery. Glasgow, 1728, 12mo., wood-
cuts (20s. to 30s.).
Mackenzie (Anne Maria). Le Fratricide, ou les Mystferes du
Diisseldorf, traduit de I'anglais par, Delbare ; orne de jolies
gravures. Paris, Ancelle, an VIL, 3 vols., 12mo., 3 plates
after Binet by Bovinet and Mariage (5s.).
Maclaurin. Expositions des Doctrines philosophiques de M. le
chevalier Newton. Traduit de I'anglais par M. Laviotte.
Paris, 1749, 4to., a charming vignette on title containing
Newton's portrait after de Sfeve by Sornique, and a vignette
heading the first book after de Sfeve by Moitte (3s.).
Mac-Sviny. Tombeaux des princes, des grands capitaines et
autres hommes illustres qui ont fleuri dans la Grande
332 MADEMOISELLE— MAISTEE
Bretagne vers la fin du XVII. sifecle. Paris, Basan, s.d.,
Atlas folio, 20 plates by Bailleul, Dorigny, Tardieu, Cars,
Beauvais, Boucher, Duilos, etc., with pretty ornaments ;
very rare.
A copy sold for £7 10s., and it would realize more now under the
hammer.
Mademoiselle Favotte, ouvrage moral. La Haye, 1758, -12mo.,
engraved title, not signed. The author is Paul Baret
(5..).
Magic and Conjuring Magazine and Wonderful Chronicle.
London, 1795, 8vo., plates and woodcuts (12s. to 15s.).
Mailhol. L'Avare, comedie de Molifere, en cinq actes, mise en
vers, avec des changements. Bouillon, de I'imprimerie de
la Societe typographique, 1775, 8vo., vignette on title,
designed and engraved by Bertin (3s.).
Mailhol. Lettre en vers de Gabrielle de Vergy a la com-
tesse de Kaoul, soeur de Eaoul de Coucy, par M. Mailhol,
suivie de la romance, etc. Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1766,
8vo., 1 plate and 1 vignette after Eisen by de Longueil
(3s.).
Maimieux (J. de). Le Comte de Saint-Meran, ou les Nouveaux
Egarements du coeur et de I'esprit. Paris, Le Eoy, 1788,
4 vols., 12mo. Suite du Comte de Saint-Meran. Paris,
1789, 5 vols., 12mo., 4 plates, not signed (5s.).
The plates are attributed to Binet.
Mainvilliers. La P^treade, ou Pierre le Cr^ateur (poeme).
Amsterdam, 1763, 8vo., frontispiece containing portrait of
Peter the Great after Folkema, vignette on title after
Philipps, and 1 tailpiece, not signed (sometimes there is
another portrait of Peter III., but it does not belong to this
edition) (3s.).
Mairobert (Pidansat de). Les CEufs rouges, 1''^ partie, 1772
(Paris), 12mo., frontispiece and 2 large folding plates, not
signed (5s.).
Maistre (Comte Xavier de). Voyage autour de ma chambre
par M. le C. X * * * * *, 0. A. S. D. S. M. S. (Officier
au service de Sa Majeste sarde). Paris, Dufart, an IV.
(1796), 16mo.,a pretty frontispiece, not signed (5s.).
Xavier de Maistkb
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MAITLAND— MALHEEBE 333
Another edition in 16mo., Paris, Dufart, an V. (1797), 1 plate by
Blanchard. The original edition without plate was published at Turin
in 1794, 12mo.
Maitland (W.). The History of London from its Foundation to
the present Times, continued to the year 1772, by the Eev.
John Entick, M.A. London, 1772 or 1775, 2 vols., fol.,
131 plates (25s. to 30s.)
The 1756 edition is worth a little less.
Maittaire (Mich.). Annales typographici, ab artis inventse
origine ad ann. 1557. Hagse Comitum apud Is. Vaillant,
1719-25, 3 vols, in 5, frontispiece containing 5 portraits by
Houbraken, and fleuron on title by B. Picart (15s.).
Malchair (J.). XIL Views of the Environs of Oxford, 1763,
oblong 4to., title and 12 etchings (25s. to 30s.).
Malefactor's Eegister, or Newgate and Tyburn Calendar. Lon-
don, 1778, 5 vols., 8vo., plates (30s. to 40s.),
Malengon (F. P. A.). Zoe, ou les Moeurs de Paris. A Paris,
chez Leroux, an VI., 2 vols, in 1, 12mo., 2 plates, not
signed.
This book appeared under the title of "Lucille," 1768, in the CEuvre
de Retif de la Bretonne.
Malfilatre. Narcisse dans I'lle de Venus, poeme en quatre
chants. Paris, Lejay (1769), Bvo., title after Eisen by de
Ghendt, and 4 plates after Gabriel de Saint-Aubin by
Massard (the 3rd plate is not signed) (10s., and in morocco
according to state).
There is a previous edition : Paris, chez Maradon, imprimee par
Crapelet, s.d., 8vo. It was published for the benefit of the descendants
of Malfilatre. In this instance Saint-Aubin, spirited draughtsman as he
proved himself to be, does not appear to advantage. The etchings are
rare. The original drawings are in the collection left by the late Baron
James-Edouard de Rothschild. Comte de Lignerolles' copy of Lejay's
edition on Dutch paper, in red morocco, with dentelle by Derome, 845
frs. (1894).
Malfilatre. Narcisse dans I'lle de Venus, poeme en quatre
chants. A Paris, chez Chaigneau aine, imprimeur libraire,
1797, 8vo., engraved title after Eisen, and 4 plates after
SaintrAubin by Duval (title and plates reversed and copied
from the 1769 edition) (3s.).
Malherbe. Poesies de, rangees par ordre chronologique, avec
un discours sur les obligations que la langue et la poesie
334 MALHEEBB— MANIEMENT
frangaises ont a Malherbe, et quelques remarques (par Le
Fevre de Saint-Marc). Paris, Barbou, 1757, 8vo., a fine
portrait by Fessard after Du Moustier, and 1 fleuron by
Duflos (5s., and double on Dutch paper).
Behague's copy on stout paper and in old red morocco, 100 frs. ;
Gosford copy with arms of the Comtesse d'Artois, 830 frs. (1882).
Malherbe. Poesies de, Malherbe, avec la vie de I'auteur et des
notes par A. G. M. Q. (Meusnier de Querlon). Paris,
Barbou, 1764, 8vo., portrait, not signed, or signed
Fessard (3s., and more on stout paper).
Benzon's copy, with autograph notes by A. Chenier, 1500 frs. The
Cazin edition, 1777, 16mo., with portrait by de Launay after Dumous-
tier, 3s.
Malton (J.). Picturesque and descriptive Views of the City
of Dublin, taken in 1791. London, 1792, oblong fol.,
frontispiece, engraved title, 2 plans, and 26 mezzotint
views (25s. to 30s., and more than double with the plates
coloured).
Malton (Th.). A Picturesque Tour through the Cities of
London and Westminster. London, 1792-1800, 2 vols.,
fol., engraved titles, and 99 aquatint plates (£3 to £4).
Malvina par Mad. * * auteur de Claire dAlbe (Mme. Cottin).
Paris, Maradan, an IX. (1801), 4 vols., 12mo., 4 plates
after Binet by Berthet (5 s.).
Mancini Nivernois (Due de). Fables, publiees par I'auteur.
Didot jeune, 1797, 2 vols., 12mo., a pretty portrait designed
and engraved by Aug. Sainte-Aubin (3s.).
Manesson-Mallet (Alain). La Geometrie pratique, divisee en
quatre livres. Paris, Anisson, 1702, 4 vols., 8vo., 500
plates (30s. to 40s.).
The work is interesting on account of the 335 views of Paris
monuments (long since disappeared), and of historical castles chiefly in
the surroundings of Paris, such as Versailles, Saint-Cloud, Fontainebleau,
Chautilly, etc.
Mangeart (D. T.). Introduction a la science des medailles.
Paris, 1763, fol., plates (10s., and more on large paper).
Maniement des armes (Le) ou I'Exercice du fusil . . . 1722,
Atlas fol., 97 illuminated plates (£8 to £10).
MANNEE— MAECENAY 335
Manner (The) of Eaising, Ordering and Improving Forest-
trees, etc., by Moses Cook, Gardener to the Earl of Essex.
London, 1724, 8vo., frontispiece and 4 technical plates (5s.).
Manuel de la Friandise, ou les talents de ma cuisinifere Isabeau
. . . Paris, I'an V., 16mo.; frontispiece (10s.).
Manuel des Autorites constituees de la Republique fran9aise,
orne d'une carte de la France, de figures, de costumes
colories des legislateurs, etc. Paris, an V., 12mo., frontis-
piece and 18 coloured plates (with 2 subjects on each) after
Queverdo by Blanchard (15s., and double on vellum paper).
Manuel des Tqilettes, dedie aux dames. A Paris, chez Valade,
1778, 16mo., title engraved by Lud. Drepe, and 39 plates
of Ladies' headgear (both text and plates are within borders)
(£4 to £5, and double and more contemporaneously
coloured).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy (plain) in morocco by Trautz, 278 frs.
(1894). Another copy of his in the 4th portion of his sale, containing
title and 52 plates in 3 parts (plates 40 to 52 coloured), realized 316 frs.
(1895).
Manuel republicain. 22 coloured plates by Chapuy, personi-
fying the articles of the Declaration of the Rights of Man
(Declaration de Droits de I'Homme) (30s.).
Man waring (R., Cabinet-maker). Whole System of Chair-
making, 1765, 8vo., 40 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Manwaring (R., Cabinet-maker). Chair-Maker's Guide, 1766,
8vo., 75 copper-plates (35s. to 40s.).
Marana. L'Espion dans les cours des princes chretiens ou
lettres et memoires d'un envoye secret de la Porte par
* * *. Cologne, 1710, 6 vols., 12mo., plates and plans
of Paris, Dunkerque, Perpignan, Constantinople, etc. (6s.).
Marant. Tout Paris en vaudeville. A Paris, chez Barba, an
IX. (1801), 12mo., a very pretty frontispiece, not signed,
in the style of Binet (3s.).
Marcenay de Ghuy. Idee de la Gravure. Paris, de I'impri-
merie de D'Houry, 1744, roy. fol. The text consists of
a Catalogue raisonne of about 50 pieces engraved by
Marcenay, followed by 18 plates containing 49 of this
artist's engravings, some impressed on the leaves and others
taken from individual impressions and mounted. Among
335 MAECENAY— MAE:6CHAL
others there are unlettered proof-portraits of the Marquis
de Mirabeau and of the Marquis de Puys^gur, and several
fine engravings after Rembrandt (£4 to £5).
Marcenay de Ghuy (Ant.).' CEuvredu graveur Antoine M. . . .
de G. . . . S.l.n.d. (1745-1778), foL, 293 engravings
(£10 to £12).
Marchand. L'Eucyclopedie perruquifere . . . Paris, 1757, 12mo.,
11 folding plates (15s. to 20s.).
Marchand. L'Encyclope'die carassiere . . . Paris, 1763, post
8vo., vignette on title and 4 folding plates (10s.).
Marchand. La Jacobineide, poeme heroi-comi-civique. . . A
Paris, au bureau des Sabats Jacobites, 1792, Bvo., 12
plates (8 s. to 10s.).
Marchand. Tableaux d'un Poete, poesies d'un peintre. Pittores-
copolis, s.d. (circa 1750), 8vo., frontispiece containing La
Fontaine's bust, 1 vignette, signed Cauzanc and 1 plate
(3s.).
Marchand. Histoire de I'Origine et des premiers progrfes de
rimprimerie. La Haye, chez la Veuve Le Yier et Pierre
Paupie, 1740, 4to., frontispiece, fleuron on title and
vignettes, signed : J. V. Schley del. et sc. (5s.).
The Supplement by Abbe Mercier de Saint-Leger (1773) is superior
to the above work (6s.).
Marchant. Les Sabats Jacobites. Paris, 1791-92, 3 vols.,
8 vo., plates, 75 numbers (12s. to 155.). '
Marchant. La Constitution en Vaudevilles, suivie des Droits
de I'homme, de la femme, et de plusieurg autres vaudevilles
constitutionnels. Paris, chez les libraires royalistes, 1792,
32mo., frontispiece in bistre, not signed (3s., and more
with frontispiece coloured).
Attributed to de Bucourt.
Marchant. La Constitution en Vaudevilles, ceuvre posthume
d'un homme qui n'est pas mort, publiee par lui-m^me et
dediee a Mme. Buonaparte, nee Beaucharnais. Paris, de
rimprimerie de la Constitution, an VIIL, 32mo., 1 plate,
not signed (3s.).
Mar(5chal (Sylvain). Costumes civils actuels de tous les peuples
connus, par Grasset de Saint- Sauveur, avec des notices.
MAEECHAL 337
Mstoriques (par Sylvain Mar^chal). Paris, Knapen et
Lesclapard, 1784-87, 4 vols., sm. 4to., 305 coloured plates
{77 in vol. 1 ; 76 in vol. 2 ; 71 in vol. 3 ; and 81 in vol. 4),
including the frontispieces (the latter are. engraved by
Desrais, and several plates bear the signature of the artist
Mixelle) (£3). Second edition is in 8vo.
Marechal (Sylvain). Le Pantheon, ou les Figures de la Fable,
dessinees par M. Gois, sculpteur du roi, professeur de son
academic, et gravies par Simon ; avec leurs historiques par
M. Sylvain Marechal. Paris, 1787, 8vo. or 4to., vellum
paper, 24 plates after Le Barbier by Copia, de Ghendt, and
Simon. It came out in 6 parts (lOs. and 20s. respectively).
Marechal (Sylvain). Tableaux de la Fable, ou Nouvelle
Histoire poetique des Dieux, Demi-Dieux, etc., dessines et
graves par les meilleurs artistes, avec le texte explicatif de
M. Sylvain M ... 1. S. 1., 1787-88, 9 vols., 16mo., frontis-
pieces and 85 pretty plates printed in colours, engraved by
Carrd, Alix, and Mixelle jeune (10s. to 15s.).
Marechal (Sylvain). Dictionnaire d'Amour par le berger
Sylvain. Guide et Paris, 1788, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo.,
frontispiece by Oder (3s.).
Marechal (Sylvain). Histoire de la Grece, representee par
figures. Paris, 1787-89, plates by Mixelle (10s.).
Marechal (Sylvain). Almanach des honnetes femmes pour
I'annee 1790. S.l.n.d. De I'imprimerie de la Societe
joyeuse, 8vo., a satirical plate, not signed (10s.).
Marechal (Sylvain). Bibliothfeque des Am'ans. A Guide et a
Paris, chez la V° Duchesne. S.d., 16mo., 1 plate, not
signed (3s.).
Marechal (Sylvain). Catechisme du cure Meslier, mis aa jour
par lediteur de I'Almanach des honnetes gens, I'an 1"' du
regne de la Eaison et de la Liberte, de I'fere vulgaire 1789.
Imprimden 1790, 8vo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.:).
Marechal (Sylvain). Voyages de Pythagore en Egypte, dans
la Chaldee, • dans I'lnde, en Cr^te, a Sparte, en Sicile, a
Rome, a Carthage; a Marseille et dans les Gaules, suivis de
ses lois politiques et morales. Paris, Deterville, an VII., 6
vols., 8vo., plates after Monnet and Marechal by Dambrun,
Halbou, and Lebeau, and map (10s., and double on vellum
paper).
338 MAE]feCHAL— MAEGUifeEITE
Marechal (Sylvain). Les Actions celfebres des grands Hommes
de toutes les nations, dessinees par les meilleurs maitres et
gravees en couleur, accompagnees d'une notice biographique.
A Paris, chez Mixelle et chez Cailleau. S.d., 4to., 88 plates
after Mongin, Sergent, Moitliey, etc., engraved in colours
by Mixelle or not signed (£2 to £3).
It appeared in parts from 1785 to 1788.
Marechal (Sylvain). La Femme Abb^. Paris, chez Eoux,
1801, 16mo., a very pretty plate, not signed ; rare (5s.).
Marechal (Sylvain). Le Livre de tous les ages ou le Pibrac
moderne. Lie'ge, Desoer, 1781, 12mo., title engraved by
Godin (3s.).
Marguerite de Navarre. Contes et Nouvelles de Marguerite de
Valois, reine de Navarre, mis en beau langage, accommodes
au gout de ce temps, et enrichis de figures en taille-douce.
Amsterdam, George Gallet, 1708, 2 vols., 12mo., frontis-
piece by Harrewyn for botb vols, alike, and 72 half-page
vignettes by Harrewyn, who has signed several (£1).
The illustrations are different from those of 1698, which are attributed
to Remain de Hooghe. Behague's copy, 100 frs. ; Earl of Ashburnham's
copy, 2 vols, in 1, in old French yellow morocco, full gilt back with
devices, line sides with arms of the Comtesse de Verrue, £27 (1897).
Marguerite de Navarre. Les Nouvelles. Edition ornee de tres-
belles planches dessinees par M. Freudeberg et executees
par les plus celebres graveurs de Paris. Les vignettes et
culs-de-lampe sont dessinees et gravees (sic) par M. Dunker.
A Berne, chez Beat Louis Walthard et la societe typo-
graphique et se trouve a Paris, Londres, Amsterdam et
Leipzig, 1778, 2 parts (all published), 8 plates after Freude-
berg by C. Guttenberg, de Launay, Longueil, and 8
vignettes and 8 tailpieces after and by Dunker (20s. to
25s.).
The work was intended to be completed in 18 parts, at 4 frs. per
part, but on the reverse of the covers the publishers announce the
reasons by which they were prompted to cease at this early stage. They
contemplated that single parts, being insignificanit as to size and
contents, might easily get lost or mislaid with subscribers, and therefore
resolved to issue parts 3 to 6 in one to complete vol. 1, and the
remaining 12 parts in the form of vols. 2 and 3.
Marguerite de Navarre. Heptameron frangais ou les Nouvelles
de Marguerite, reine de Navarre. Berne, chez la Nouvelle
Societe typographiques, 1780-81, -3 vols., 8 vo., frontispiece
MAKGUEKITE— MAEIE-ANTOINETTE 339
after Dunker by Eichler to each volume, 73 plates after
Freudeberg by Guttenberg (2), Halbou (24), Henri quez (1),
de Launay jeune (1), de Longueil (22), Le Koy (16), Mmes.
Duflos and Thiebault (6), and one without signature ; 72
vignettes and 72 tailpieces after Dunker by Dunker,
Eichler, Pillet, and Richter (£4 to £5, and in morocco
according to state).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy, ia red morocco, large dentelle by Derome,
8320 frs. (1894); B. Maglione's copy, in morocco, with dentelle a la
Derome by Cuzin, 662 frs. ; E(mile) G(onse)'s copy, in morocco by
Hardy, 157 frs. An incorrect edition from the point of view of text,
inaptly revised by J. Rodolph de Sinner, which is. unfaithful to the
original, but the illustrations, in spite of their stiffness, possess a Certain
charm. Vol. 3 alone has all the numbers beneath the engravings,
but as they are placed on the lower margin, they are frequently cut
away by the binder. The paper of the last volume is also of inferior
quality, and sometimes very thin. In vol. 1, after page 166, the pagina-
tion starts again at 161, and counts on to the end. The vignettes and
tailpieces exist in artists' proofs, but are extremely rare. The 1792
edition, with new titles in caligraphic characters and only one frontis-
piece, is worth £3. Some of the engravings exist in 4to. without,
numbers.
Marguerite de Navarre. Heptameron (German translation of
the Contes de la reine de Navarre). Berne, 1791-96, 2
vols., 8vo., plates after Freudeberg and vignettes after
Dunker (305. and 40s.).
The interest of this edition is enhanced, as a certain number of
Freudeberg's plates are drawn in bistre, red, and blue. After the 26th
" nouvelle," the German text is only a summary of the Contes, which
enabled the translator to reduce the work to 2 vols.
Marguerite de Navarre. Contes et Nouvelles de Marguerite de
Valois, faisant suite aux Contes de J. Boccace. Londres,
1784, 8 vols., 12mo., 72 numbered plates after Freudeberg
by Jourdan. Page 22 of the last volume being the con-
clusion of the Contes, is followed by 2 Nouvelles by Grazzini.
with a plate engraved to each (not signed) (10s., and more
on large paper, 8vo.).
Reprinted 1787.
Mariage de Sophie (Le), avec les galanteries du jour de ses
noees, precede des portraits de la belle societe. Paris,
Tiger, an XL, 16mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Marie-Antoinette dans I'embarras. S.l.n.d., 8vo., plates (£3).
Marie-Antoinette archiduchesse d'Autriche, reine de France, ou
Causes et Tableau de la Revolution, par M. C. Chev. de
340 MARIETTE— MAEILLIEE
-y- * * * gi_^ 1794, 8vo., a fine frontispiece and 6
charming plates, not signed (40s. to 50s.).
Mariette (Jean). Architecture frangaise, ou Eecueil des plans,
elevations, coupes et profiles des Eglises, Palais et Maisons
particuliferes de Paris et des Chateaux et Maisons de
campagne, etc., batis nouvellement par les plus habiles
architectes, et leves et mesures exactement sur les lieux.
A Paris, chez Jean Mariette, rue Saint-Jacques, aux
colonnes d'Hercule, 1727-38, 3 vols., foL, 550 plates (170,
190, and 190 respectively) after Marot pere and fils by
Lepautre, Leroux, Loire, Cotelle, Boule, Gilles Legare,
Herisset, etc. Interesting on account. of the views of the
monuments of Paris, as well as of the fine mansions and
famous castles (£12 to £15).
The Behague copy, containing 585 plates, 700 frs. M. Hip. Destail-
leur's copy, enlarged into 7 vols., and containing 1255 plates, including
some after Blondel and other artists, 1655 frs. (1895).
Marietta Traite des Pierres gravees. Paris, 1750, 2 vols.,
sm. fob, 2 titles after Bouchardon, dedication to Louis XV.
by Soubeyran after Bouchardon, vignette heading the
" Traite des Pierres gravees" by the same artists, 4 pretty
ornaments, not signed, heading the chapters, 130 engrav-
ings in the text, and 68 plates containing 130 subjects
(20s., and more on Dutch paper).
.Mariette. Description des Travaux qui ont accompagne,
precede et suivi la fonte en bronze d'un seul jet de la statue
equestre de Louis XV., dressee sur les memoires de M.
Lempereur. Paris, Lemercier, 1768, Atlas fob, 57 plates
and 1 vignette after Gravelot by Saint-Aubin (5s.).
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy, containing 58 plates in an old morocco
binding, with arms of Le Peletier de Saint-Pargeau, 51 frs. (1895).
Mariette. Catalogue raisonne des ditferens objets de curiosite
dans les Sciences et Arts qui composaient le cabinet de feu
M. P. -J. M . . . par F. Bason. Paris, 1775, 8vo., title
engraved by Moreau, and frontispiece by Chofiiard after
Cochin, and plates {6s. to 8s.).
M. Hip. Destailleur's (formerly Renouard's) copy on Dutch paper with
the frontispiece in 3 states (proofs before and with letters and etching),
36 frs. (1895). In the same year M. le Comte de E.'s copy on Dutch
paper in red morocco, with arms of the Marquis de Nicolay, realized
298 frs.
MariUier (Pierre-Clement). Nouveaux Trophies, ou Cartouches
MAEILLIEE— MAEIVAUX 341
representant les arts et les sciences, etc., inventes et dedies
a M. Morlot, peintre, par son ^Ifeve et son ami Marillier.
A Paris, chez Mondhare, s.d. fol., frontispiece designed and
engraved by Marillier, text of which title engraved by
Petit, and 12 allegorical compositions by Berthault (1),
Arrivet (2), Bosc (1), Chalmandier (2), Coupeau (l), Jacob (1),
and Le Roy (2), and 2 unsigned after Marillier (20s. to
30s.).
Marillier (Pierre-Clement). Figures de I'Histoire sacree, 4to.,
114 plates after Marillier by Duflos (10s.).
Marillier (Pierre-Clement). Premier, second et troisieme
Livres de Chiffres et de Fleurs, series of 18 plates in folio
by Marillier after Ch. Germain de Saint-Aubin (£2 to £3).
Marillier has also engraved after the same artist a book
of " Vingt-quatre Bouquets champ§tres" (20s.).
Marillier (Pierre-Clement). Les lUustres Frangais. See : Ponce-
Marivaux. La Vie de Marionne, ou les Aventures de Mme. la
Comtesse de * * *, par M. de Marivaux. A la Have, chez.
Neaulme, 1735-47, 12 parts in 3 vols., 12mo., 12 plates-
after Schley (9) and Fokke, and 1 fleuron repeated on each
title after Schley (10s.).
The original edition appeared without plates in 1728.
Marivaux. La Vie de Marianne, ou les Aventures de Mme.
la Comtesse de * * *. A Francfort et " a Mayence chez
Frangois Warrentrapp, 1750, 12 parts in 2 vols., 8vo.,
12 plates (10s.). B^hague's copy in red morocco by Duru^
>0 frs.
Marivaux. La Vie de Marianne, ou les Aventures de Mme. la
Comtesse * * *, par M. de Marivaux. Amsterdam, Van
Harrevelt, ou Changuion, 1778, 2 vols., 12mo., the same
plates as above, and 2 fleurons on titles after Schley and
Sibelius (5s.) Em. Martin's copy in blue morocco by Cape,
150 frs.
Marivaux. La Vie de Marianne, ou les Aventures de Mme.
la Comtesse * * *, par M. de Marivaux. Londres (Paris,
Cazin), 1782, 4 vols., 16mo., 4 pretty frontispieces after
Chevaux by Duponchel (5s.).
Marivaux. Marianne, ou la Nouvelle Pamela, histoire veritable,
traduit de I'anglois, enrichie de figures en taille-douce.
342 MARIVAUX— MAEMONTEL
Eotterdam, 1765, 2 vols., 12mo., 4 pretty plates after
V. Schley (5s.).
Abbe de la Porte says that the translator was not Marivaux, but
a lady of the elite. Marianne has also appeared under the title of :
Marie ou les veritables Memoires d'une Dame illustre par son merite,
son rang et sa fortune, traduits de I'anglais.
Marivaux. Le Paysan parvenu, ou les Memoires de M * * *,
par de Marivaux. Francfort-sur-le-Meyn, F. Warrentrapp,
1758, 2 vols., 12mo., 6 plates (probably by V. Schley) (6s.).
Behague's copy in red morocco by Hardy, 40 frs.
Marmontel. Contes Moraux. Paris, Merlin, 1765, 3 vols,,
Dutch paper, 8vo., portrait of Marmontel after Cochin by
JSaint-Aubin, title engraved by Duclos after Gravelot,
repeated in each volume, and 23 plates after Gravelot
by Baquoy (1), Legrand (l), Lemire (2), Le Veau (4), de
Longueil (9), Pasquier (2), Eousseau (2), and Voyez (1),
and 1 unsigned (25s. to 30s., and in morocco according to
, state).
The edition in 12mo. with the same date is almost valueless. There
^re two issues, and the first is to be recognized by the note of Errata
which is not in the second. Radzi will's copy, 107 frs., was resold in the
JBehague sale for 900 frs. The Gosford copy 335 frs. Gravelot's plates
are among the prettiest this master has produced. M. Germain Bapst
had the good fortune to discover the original pen-and-ink drawings and
those in brown. Reprinted 1773 and 1776. The first edition of the
Contes Moraux appeared without plates in 2 vols., 12mo., in 1761.
All the other editions are of nominal value. Comte de Lignerolles' copy
in old red morocco, with large dentelle and arms of Gabriel de Sartine,
1700 frs. (1894) ; St. Quentin's copy in old morocco, with arms, 89 frs.
(1894). The Ashburnham copy in old red morocco, £19 (1897).
Marmontel. La Bergfere des Alpes, pastorale en trois actes et
en vers, mMee de chant . . . musique de Koheult. Paris,
Merlin, 1766, Svo,, 1 plate after Gravelot by Le Veau
(3s.).
Marmontel. Belisaire . . . Paris, Merlin, 1767, 8vo., frontis-
piece and 3 plates after Gravelot by Massard, Le Veau,
Levasseur, and Masquelier (3s.).
The Turner copy in old red morocco, 700 frs.; the Gosford copy,
36 frs. Reprinted 1777. The Oazin edition, 1780, 16mo., with
frontispiece and 3 plates, not signed (3s.)
Marmontel. L'Amitie a I'Epreuve, comedie en deux actes,
melee d'arietfces, dediee a Mme. la Dauphine. Paris,
Duchesne, 1771, 8vo., 1 plate after Gravelot by Simonet
(3s.).
Mahmontel. Coktes Mokaux [Page 342
H. Gravelot
De Longueil
MAEMONTEL 343
Marmontel. Le Huron, Com^die en deux actes et en vers
libres, m^lee d'ariettes. Paris, Merlin, or, Ballard, 1769,
8vo. To this comedy might be joined the series of 6 plates
after Duclos by Auvray, Duclos, Duhamel, Lingee, Patas^
and J. Prevost (1772) (10s.).
Marmontel. Lucile, com^die en un acte et en vers libres, melee
d'ariettes. Paris, Merlin, or, Ballard, 1769, 8vo. For this
play, too, exists a series of 6 plates after Duclos by Auvray,
Duclos, Duhamel, Th^rfese Martinet, and Patas (lOs.).
Marmontel. Zemire et Azor, comedie-ballet en vers et en
quatre actes, melee de chants et de danses. (Paris),
Ballard, or, Vente, 1771, 8vo. A series of 6 plates exists
for this opera after Desrais, by Auvray, Dupin fils, and
Patas (10s.).
The music of these 3 operas is by Gretry. There are probably some
plates for Silvain and la Fausse Magie, both also by Marmontel and
Gretry.
Marmontel. Chefs-d'CEuvre, dramatique, ou Kecueil des
meilleures pieces du theatre frangois tragique, comique et
lyrique, avec des discours preliminaires sur les trois genres
et des remarques sur la langue et le gout, par Marmontel, ,
dedie a Mme. la Dauphine. Paris, Grange, 1773, 4to., 3
plates, 5 vignettes, and 10 tailpieces after Eisen by N. de
Launay, de Launay jun., Helman, Masquelier, N^e, and
Ponce (20s.).
This book, the intended continuation of which never appeared, con-
tains : Sophonisbe, with 1 plate, 5 vignettes, and 3 tailpieces ; Scevole,
1 plate, 5 vignettes, 3 tailpieces ; Yenceslas, 1 plate, 5 vignettes, and
4 tailpieces. The Gosford copy in old red morocco, 55 frs. ; that of
M. Eetorvine, uncut, 66 frs. (1894). M. Eodrigues owns most of
Eisen's original pencil drawings, as well as those a la sanguine (in red),
both on vellum. Reprinted, but without Eisen's 3 large plates,
in 1775.
Marmontel. Les Incas . . . Paris, Lacombe, 1777, 2 vols.,
8vo., frontispiece and 10 plates after Moreau by de Launay,
Duclos, de Ghendt, Helman, Leveau, N^e, and Simonet
(5s., and with the unlettered proofs =£2 to £3, and con-
siderably more with the etchings).
The Gosford copy in red morocco, with arms of the comtesse d'Artois,
450 frs. ; resold in R. Lion's sale for 200 frs. The Dugoujon copy with
9 artist's proofs and etchings in red morocco by Cuzin, 250 frs. There
exists a counterfeit edition, containing the plates before letters, but
without the artists' names k la pointe (8s.). Nine of Moreau's original
drawings in the Maherault sale brought about 6000 frs. Subsequent
editions are worthless.
344 MAEMONTEL— MAEOT
Marmontel. Poetique fran9aise. Paris, Lesclapart, 1763, 2
vols., 8vo., vignette on eacH title after Cochin by Prevost
(4s., and more coloured).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in red morocco, with dentelle and arms of
the Due d'Orleans, 245 frs. ; M. Delzollies' copy in red morocco, with
dentelle and arms of the Due de Craslin, 300 frs. (1894).
Marmotte (La), vaudeville nouveau de M. . . . 8vo., text and
music engraved. The title represents a charming figure of
a young female with a marmot ; rare (6s.).
Marot (Clement). (Euvres. ... A La Haye, chez P. Gosse
et J. Neaulme, 1731, 4 vols., ^to., portrait by de Brie,
similar fleuron on each title after A. Van der Laan, 5
vignettes, the first heading the dedication, after Filloeul
(15.S., and more in morocco).
Marot (Clement). (Euvres . . . Geneve (Cazin), 1781, 2 vols.,
16mo., medal portrait after Holbein by de Launay (35.).
Marot (Daniel [fils de Jean Marot]). OEuvres du sieur D. Marot,
architecte de Guillaume IIL, roy de la Grande Bretagne,
con tenant plusieurs pens^e sutilles aux architectes, peintres,
sculpteurs, orf^vres, jardiniers, et autres ; le tout en faveur
de ceux qui s'appliquent aux beaux arts. A Amsterdam.
Se vend chez I'auteur, avec privilege de nos seigneurs les
Etats Generaux des Provinces-Unies de HoUande et de
Westfrisse, 1712, fol., 260 plates, mostly engraved by Marot,
original edition (£50 to £60).
Marot (Daniel). Q^uvres du Sr. D. M. . . ., architecte de
Guillaume IIT., Eoy de la Grande Bretagne, contenant
plusieurs pensees utilles aux architectes, peintres, sculpteurs,
orfevres, et jardiniers, et autres; le toutes en faveure de
ceux qui s'appliqudrent aux beaux-arts. A la Haye, chez
Pierre Husson marchand libraire sur le coin du Speny,
prait le Capelbrugh, avec privilege des Etats Gendraux des
Provinces-tJnies et d'Hollande and de Westfrisse, s.d. (circa
1712), oblong 4to., 260 plates. This is the second edition
(£40 to £50). M. Hip. Destailleur's copy, with portrait of
Marot by J. Gole and 246 plates (6 duplicates " Vues de
Palais")" 1500 frs. (1895).
Marot (Daniel). Werken van D. Marot opperboumeester van
Syne maiesteit Willem den Derden van Groot-Britaine.
. . . S. 1. aut a sm. fol., 260 plates (£25 to £30).
This is the edition with a Dutch and Latin title on 1 page. There
exist copies with a Latia and a German title. M. Ed. Guillaume's.
MAKOT— MABTIN 345
copy containing 252 plates, including 6 duplicates, and 9 by another
artist, 755 frs. (1895); M. Morgand offered a copy with 364 subjects
on 120 leaves for 400 frs. There is another work entitled: Nouveau
■ Livre de boites, de pendules, etc., par D. Marot (£5 to £6).
Marot (Daniel). Vues de la ville de La Haye . . . (La Haye)
chez Anna Beck, s.d., 4to., 19 plates by A. van der Laan
after Marot (15s. to 20s.).
Marot (Jean). Recueil des plans, profils et elevations des (sic)
plusieurs Palais, Chasteaux, Eglises, Sepultures, Grotes et
Hostels, b4tis dans Paris et aux environs, avec beaucoup
de magnificence, par les meilleurs architectes du royaume,
desseignez, mesur^s et gravez par Jean Marot, architecte
parisien. S.l.n.d. (circa 1700), oblong 4to., engraved title
and 106 (sometimes 111) plates; the collection is known
under the title of Petit-Marot (25s. to 30s.).
Marot (Jean). Petite (Euvre d'Architecture. A. Paris, chez
Jombert, 1764, 4to., 169 plates (25s.).
Marot (Jean). Nouveau Livre d'Orf^vrerie ; Nouveau Livre
de Tableaux, de Portes et de Cheminees. 12 plates (25s.
to 30s.).
Marteiie (dom Edmond) et dom Ursin Durand. Voyage
litt^raire de deux religieux benedictins de la congregation^
de Saint-Maur. Paris, Montaland, 1717-24, 2 vols., 4to.,
engravings (25s. to 30s.).
Martial. M. Valerii Martialis Epigrammatum libri, ad optimos
codices recensiti et castigati. Paris, Barbou, 1754, 2 vols.,
12mo., frontispiece aftet Eisen by Lemire, and 2 vignettes
after Eisen by Legrand (3s.).
Martial. Epigrammatum libri. Paris, Robustel et Leloup, s.d.,
frontispiece and 2 vignettes after Eisen by Lemire and de
Longueil (3s.).
Martialis Epigrammi fedelmente trad, in italiano da G. Graglia,
. . . Londra, 1782-91, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., frontispiece by
Bartolozzi (os.).
Martin. Le maistre d'Armes, ou, Abrege de I'exercice de I'epe,
Strasbourg, chez I'auteur, 1737, 12mo., engravings (20s.).
Martin (Thomas, of Palgrave). The History of the Town of
Thetford, in the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, from the
earliest Account to the present Time. London, 1779, 4to.,
portrait and plates (15s. to 20s.).
34(3 MAETINET— MASSON
Martinet. Description liistorique de Paris et de ses plus beaux
Monumens, graves en taille-douce par F. N. Martinet,
Ingr., et graveur du cabinet du Eoy, pour servir d' intro-
duction a I'Histoire de Paris et de la France, par M.
Beguillet. Paris, 1779-81, 3 vols., 4to., and in 8vo., 3
engraved titles, 3 frontispieces, 10 allegorical plates; and
39 plates of views of Paris, and a vignette all designed
and engraved by Martinet (20s. to 25s. in Bvo., and more
in 4to.).
The book is interesting, but it was not completed. Vulliet's copy,
uncut, 112 frs. ; that of Behague in morocco by Cape, 205 frs. ; M. IJip.
Destailleur's copy in old calf, with the Due de Rohan-Chabot's device
in corners, 170 frs. (1895).
Martinet. Masque de Fer (Le), ou les Aventures admirables
du pere et du fils, nouvelle edition ornee de figures. Paris,
Louis, an II., 3 parts in 2 vols., 12mo., 3 plates finely
engraved (5 s.).
Martini (F. G.). Storia della musica. In Bologna, 1757-8,
3 vols., 4to., plates and music (£2 to £3).
Martiniere (Bruzen de La). JFables heroiques renfermant les
plus saines maximes de la morale et de la politique.
Amsterdam et Berlin, Neaulme, 1754, 2 parts in 1 vol.,
8vo., portrait by B. Picart after Viali, 2 frontispieces, not
signed, and 60 half-page vignettes (5s.).
Martinville. Grivoisiana ou Eecueil facetieux. Paris, de
I'imprimerie de Brasseur, an IX. (1801), 16mo., a coloured
plate, not signed (5s.).
Martyn (E.). Eeasons for Establishing the Colony of Georgia
with regard to the Trade of Great Britain. London, 1733,
4to., frontispiece and map (50s. to 60s.).
Massillon (le Pfere). Oraison funebre de tres-haut, tres-puissant
et tres- excellent prince Frangois-Louis de Bourbon, prince
de Conti. Paris, Eaymond Maziferes, 1709, post 8yo.,
frontispiece representing the de Conty arms, and a folding
plate containing the prince's portrait (5s., and rare in old
morocco).
Masson de Morvilliers. Adelaide, ou I'Amour et le Eepentir,
anecdote volee par M. D. M. Amsterdam et Paris, 1769,
8vo., engraved title, plate, vignette and tailpiece after
Meyer by Fessard (3s.).
MASSON— MAYEE 347
Masson. Le Jardin anglais, poeme en quatre chants, traduit
de I'anglais, orne de 5 planches repr^sentant le jardin
anglais du chateau de Prunay, prfes Marly. Paris, Leroy,
1788, roy. 8vo., 5 mezzotint plates of landscapes (10s.).
Maton (Alexis). Les Innocents, poeme hdroi-comique en 4
chants. A Lisbonne (Paris), 1762, 8vo., 1 plate, not
signed (3s.).
A satire against the Jesuits.
Maton (Alexis). Valdeuil, ou les Malheurs d'un habitant de
Saint-Domingue. Paris, an III. (1795), 2 vols., 16mo.,
2 plates after Maton (3s.).
Matrimonial Preceptor (The) . . . engraved title and frontis-
piece by Corbould and Jeffreys (3 s.).
Maucomble. Les Amans desesperes, ou la Comtesse d'Olinval,
tragedie bourgeoise en cinq actes, nouvelle edition, enrichie
d'une figure en tailJe-douce. Amsterdam et Paris, Delalain,
1769, 8vo., 1 plate after Beugnet by Duhamel (3s.).
Maupertius. Essai de Philosophic morale. Berlin, 1746, 12mo.,
fleuron on title after Eisen by Fessard (3s.).
Maurepas (Comte de). Memoires. Paris, 1792, 4 vols., 8vo.,
plates (15s. to 20s.).
Mauvillon. Histoire de Pierre 1", surnomme le Grand,
Empereur de toutes les Pussies, enrichie de plans de batailles
et de medailles. Amsterdam et Leipzig, chez Arkstee et
Merkus, 1742, 4to., pretty frontispiece, vignette on title
and 2 large tailpieces after Punt ; plans and medals en-
graved in the text (4s.).
Mauvillon. Le Soldat parvenu, ou Memoires et Aventures de
M. de Verval, dit Bellerose, par M. de M * * *, enrichi de
figures en taille-douce. Dresde, George Conrad Walther,
1753, 2 vols., post 8vo., frontispiece and 7 fine plates after
Osterreich by Bernigeroth (5s.).
Mauvillon. Ma Vie de gargon, ou Aventures galantes d'un
ofiieier de dragons. Paris, Crette, an VII. de la Eepublique,
12mo., pretty plate, not signed. Eare novel, attributed to
the Comtesse Fanny de Beauharnais (10s.).
Mayer (De). Aventures et plaisante Education du courtois
chevalier Charles le Bon, sire d'Armagnac ; contenant pro-
fitables legons a jeunes Chevaliers et a Dames de haut parage.
348 MAYEE— MEIBOMIUS
par M. de Mayer. Amsterdam, et se trouve a Paris, 1785,
3 vols., 12mo., 3 plates after Marillier by Delvaux and
Lebeau (5s.). Reprinted in 8 vols., 12mo. (3s.).
Mayer (De). Genevieve de Cornouailles et la Damoiselle sans
nom, roman de chevalerie. Londres (Cazin), 1784, frontis-
piece by Duponchel (3s.).
Mayeur de Saint-Paul (Franc. -Marie). Tableau du Nouveau
Palais Eoyal. Londres, Paris, 1788, 2 vols., 12mo., en-
gravings (10s. to 12s.).
Mayeur. L'Odalisque,. ouvrage traduit du turc par Voltaire.
A Constantinople (Paris), chez Ibrahim Bectas, imprimeur
du grand-vizir, etc., 1796, 32mo., stout paper, 4 plates, not
signed (10s.).
Mechel (Chretien de). Catalogue des Tableaux de la Galerie
imperiale et royale de Vienne, d'aprfes I'arrangement qu'il a
fait de cette galerie en 1781. Basle, chez I'auteur, 1874,
8vo., 5 vignettes, 1 tailpiece, and 4 large plates by de
Mechel(4s.).
Medailles sur les principaux Evenements du regne de Louis le
Grand, avec des explications historiques (par Charpentier,
Tallemant, Racine, Boileau, etc.). Paris, Imprimerie royale,
1702, roy. fol., fine frontispiece containing superb medal
portrait of Louis XIV. after Coypel by Simonneau (the
portrait by N. Pitan) and 289 plates (the vignettes after
Leclerc, the borders after Simonneau, and the medals after
Cochin p§re) (10s.).
There appeared the same year an edition in roy. 4to., with fleuron on
title after Leclerc by P. Ertinger, 286 medals on 286 leaves printed on
one side (5«.). Reprinted 1723, with 242 medals on 242 leaves (the
reverses of which are different from those in the first edition). The
preface was suppressed a few days after publication, and is frequently
missing.
Meermann (G.). Origines Typographicse. Haguse Comitum,
1765, 4to., 2 vols., fine portrait of Meermann by Daulle,
and portrait of Coster by Houbraken (5 s.).
Meibomius. De I'Utilite de la Flagellation en medecine et
dans les plaisirs du mariage et les fonctions des lombes et
des reins, ouvrage curieux, traduit du latin de Meibomius,
orn"^ de gravures en taille-douce et enrichi de notes
historiques et critiques auxquelles on a joint le text latin.
Paris, 1792, 2 parts in 1 vol., 16mo., very fine frontispiece
MEISSNEK— MELPOED 349
signed G-. Tex. (Texier), inv. et sc, and 1 plate after and
by the same (10s., and double on vellum paper).
The Paris edition of 1795 has only the frontispiece. The translation
is attributed to Claude Mercier de Compiegne.
Meissner. Alcibiade enfant, jeune homme, homme fait et
vieillard, erne de planches en taille-douce. A Athenes, et
se trouve a Paris, chfez Buisson, 1789, 4 vols., 8vo., 4
plates, not signed (by Chaillou, as in the second edition,
1792, 4 vols., 16mo., the reduced plates bear this signature).
Querard attributes this book to Louis Sebastian Mercier, and is not,
as was hitherto supposed, a translation from the German.
Meissner. Histoire de la Vie et de la Mort de Bianca Capello,
noble v^nitienne et grande-duchessc de Toscane. Paris,
Maradan, 1791, 3 vols., 12mo., 3' plates, not signed (8s.).
This French version (from the German) was written by the Marquis
de Luchet.
Meissonnier (J. A.). OEuvres de Just-Aurfele Meissonnier,
peintre, sculpteur, architecte et dessinateur de la chambre
et du cabinet du roy. Premiere partie executee sous la con-
duite de I'auteur. A Paris, chez Huquier, rue Saint- Jacques,
au coin des Mathurins, s.d., large foL, portrait of the author
ad vivum by Beauvais, beautifully ornamented title and 72
plates containing 118 pieces by Aveline, Balechou, Baquoy,
Chedel, Chenu, Desplaces, P. Audran, Herrisset, Huquier,
Riolet, etc. (we may mention among others : Livre d'Orne-
ments en 30 pieces ; Livre d'Orfevrerie d'Eglise en 6
pifeces ; Livre d'Ornements pour decoration de Salles a
Manger en 15 pifeces ; Livre de Legumes, etc.). The
collection appears to have been published in 1740, though
some of the pieces are dated 1723, 1727, 1728, 1733, 1734
(£50 to £60).
Superb work, one of the prettiest books on ornamentation of the
Louis XY. style and period ; very rare. The Behague copy, 1700 frs. ;
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy, containing in addition the ornamented title
in proof before letters, 8 original designs (Aquarell, pen and pencil
drawings) by Meissonnier ; 42 pen and pencil drawings on two leaves,
designed by the same artist, and engraved on two leaves by Huquier,
and bound in red morocco by Chambolle Duru, 2100 frs. (1895). Some
of' these series were later re-engraved by Laureolli, Obelli, Dubreulie,
etc., and issued in oblong 4to.
Melford (Comte Drummond de). Traite sur la Cavalerie, 1776,
atlas fob, frontispiece by Ingouf, 32 plates and vignettes
after Van Blarenberghe (30s. to 40s.).
" Marches et Evolutions de Cavalerie," s.d., atlas fol., 36 plates, is a
work identical with the above, but with another title.
360
M^MOIEB— MMOIEES
Memoire pour le comte de Cagliostro contre le procureur-gen^ral,
accusateur, en presence de M. le cardinal de Eohan, de la
comtesse de la Mothe et autres co-accuses. Paris, imprimerie
de Lottin, 1786, 4to., very fine portrait of Cagliostro,
designed and. engraved by J. Guerin, 1781, and 5 pretty
plates, not signed (10s. to 15 s.).
Vulliet's copy, in old red morocco, 101 frs.
Memoires sur la Vie de Mademoiselle de Lenclos, par M. B. . .
qui doivent preceder et servir d'avant premifere Partie a
celles de ses Lettres a M. le Marquis de Sevigne, qui
suivent. Amsterdam, 1751, 12mo., portrait of Ninon de
Lenclos, unsigned (4s. to 5s.).
Memoires de Gaudence de Lucques, prisonnier de I'lnquisition,
augment^s de plusieurs cahiers qui avaient ete perdus a la
douane de Marseille, etc. Amsterdam, 1754, 2 vols., post
8vo., 4 charming plates and 4 vignettes after Le Lorrainby
Fessard (3s.).
This novel is attributed to the Englishman Berkeley.
Memoires de I'Academie des Sciences, Inscriptions, Belles-
lettres, Beaux-arts, etc., nouvellement etablie a Troyes en
Champagne. A Troyes, chez le libraire de I'Academie, et
a Paris, chez Duchesne, 1756, 2 vols., post 8vo., frontispiece
and plate, not signed (5s.).
Memoires de Literature, par M. de S. . . (Salengre). La Haye,
1715-17, 2 vols., post 8vo., frontispiece and portrait (5s.).
Memoires du comte de Maurepas. Paris, Buisson, 1792, 4
vols., 8vo., 11 plates, 3 of which are signed Peree and
Perr^, the others not. signed (5s.).
The memoirs were edited by Salle, secretary of the comte, and
published by Soulavie.
Memoires anecdotes pour servir a I'histoire de M. Duliz, fameux
juif portugais a La Haye, et la suite de ses aventures apres
la catastroph de Mile. Pelissier, actrice de I'Opera de Paris.
Londres, chez Samuel Harding, 1739, 12mo., frontispiece
and vignette on title ; rare (5s.).
Me'moires anecdotiques pour servir a I'Histoire de la Eevolution
frangaise, publies par le traducteur d'Oberon (Daniel
Fornay). Paris, chez J. J. Fuchs, an IX. (1801), 12mo.,
1 plate, not signed, with the following legend : " J'ai faim
et personne n'a pitie de moi" (3s.).
MMOIRES— MlfeNAED 351
M^moires de Conde servant d'^claircissement et de preuves a
I'Mstoire de de Thou (par D. F. Secousse). Londres et
Paris, 1743-5, 6 vols., 4to., frontispiece by Duflos, and
numerous portraits and plans of battles (vol. 6 of the
second edition, 1745, contains the " Dissertation sur I'Aiiti-
Coton" by Prosper Marchand (10s.).
Memoires ,de la R^gence de S. A. R. Mgr. le Due d'Orleans
durant le minority de Louis XV. La Haye, 1729, 5 vols.,
8vo., pretty fleuron after Picart and numerous portraits and
historical figures (10s.).
Eeprinted 1749.
Memoires de George Anne Bellamy, actrice du Th^S,tre de
Covent-garden, traduits de I'anglais par A. V. Benoist.
Paris, Nieolle, an VII., 2 vols., 8vo., 2 curious plates after
Mme. B.enoist by Maradan (3 s.).
Memoires justificatifs de la comtesse de Valois de la Motte,
ecrits par elle-m^me. S.I., 1789, 8 vols., post 8vo., portrait,
plate of the grove of Versailles, and a plate for the second
memoire with the legend : " Sois satisfaite il va rejoin dre
Maurepas" (4s.).
Memoires justificatifs de la comtesse de Valois de la Motte.
Londres, 1789 ; Second Memoire justificatif, Londres, 1790,
2 parts in 1 vol., 8vo., fine plate designed and engraved by
Eansonnette (3s.).
Memorial pittoresque de la France, ou Recueil de toutes les
belles actions, traits de courage, de bienfaisance, de
patriotisme et d'humanite, arrives depuis le regne de Henri
IV., jusqu'a nos jours, par M. L. B. . . ., avec des planches
gravees par M. de Machy, d'apres les dessins de plusieurs
celebres artistes ; dedie a M. le vicomte de Vaudreuil, grand
fauconnier de France. A Paris, de I'imprimerie de Monsieur,
1786, 4to., 10 plates printed in colours after Sergent,
Duvivier, Janinet, by de Machy, Janinet, etc. (30.s. to 40s.).
The work, of which a few parts appeared, was never completed.
Memorial d'un mondain. Londres, 1776, 2 vols., roy. 8vo.,
portrait frontispiece of the author (comte Lamberg), signed :
Franciscus Apostoli inv. et del. et J. N. Maag. sculp. (3s.).
Menage (G.). Menagiana, ou Bons Mots . . . Amsterdam,
1713-16, 4 vols., post 8vo., 4 frontispieces (5s.).
Menard (Mme.). Les Malheurs de la Jalousie, ou Lettres de
352 MENAES-MEECIER
Murville et d'Eleonore Melcour. Paris, Lepetit, 1796,
4 vols., 12mo., 4 plates, not signed (5.<f.).
Menars (Marquis de). Catalogue des differents objets de curi-
osit^s . . . de feu M. le Marquis de M. . . . par Fr. Basan
et F. Ch. Joullain. Paris, 1781, 8vo., frontispiece after
Cochin, and 2 vignettes engraved by Mme. de Pompadour
(15s. to 20s.).
Mencken (J.-B.). De la Charlatanerie des savants, traduit du
latin de Mencken avec des remarques critiques (par Durand).
La Haye, 1721, post 8vo., frontispiece and fleuron on title
by B. Picart (3s.).
Mendelsohn (Moses). Phedon, ou Entreti'ens sur la spiritualite
et Timmortalite de I'Ame, traduit par Juncker. Paris, Le
Boucher, 1773, 8vo., 1 plate after Monnet by Me'nil (5s.).
Mendelsohn (Moses). Philosophische Schriften, Berlin, Chris-
tian Friedrich Voss, 1761, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., frontis-
piece and vignettes on titles. Original edition (10s. to 12s.).
Menestrier. Nouvelle methode raisonnee, du Blason . . .
A Lyon, 1770 (or 1780), 8vo., frontispiece and plates, best
edition (15s.).
Mercier (L.-Seb.). Lettre de Dulis a sou ami. Londres et
Paris, 1767, 8vo., pretty plate, vignette and _ tailpiece after
A. de Saint-Aubin by C. A. Mer (3s., and double on large
paper, and more with the illustrations in red).
The new edition, 1768, has plate and vignette after Moreau by de
Longueil, and tailpiece after Ther&se Martinet (3».).
Mercier. Jenneval, ou le Barnevelt frangois, drame en cinq
actes, en prose. Paris, Lejay, 1769, 8vo., 1 plate after
Marillier by de Ghendt (3s., and double on large paper).
Mercier. Le Deserteur, drame en cinq actes et en prose. Paris,
Lejay, 1770, 8vo., 1 plate after Marillier by de Ghendt (3s.,
and double on large paper).
Mercier. Olinde et Sophronie, drame heroique en cinq actes et
en prose. Paris, Lejay, 1771, 1 plate after Marillier by
Duclos (3s.).
Mercier. Le Faux ami, drame en trois actes, en prose. Paris,
Lejay, 1772, Bvo., 1 pretty plate after Marillier by de
Ghendt (3s., and double on large paper).
MEECIEE 353
Mercier. Jean Hennuyer, ^v§que de Lizieux, drame en cinq
actes. Londres (Paris, Lejay), 1772, 8vo., 1 plate (3«., and
double on large paper).
Mercier. L' Indigent, drame en quatre actes, en prose. Paris,
Lejay, 1772, 1 plate after Marillier by Voyez I'aine (3s.,
and double on large paper).
Mercier. Epitre d'H^loise a Abeilard imitee de Pope. Amster-
dam et Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1774, superb frontispiece,
vignette and beautiful tailpiece after Marillier by Lebeau
and Nee (4s.,- and double on large paper).
Mercier. L'An deux mille quatre cent quarante, reve s'il en
fut jamais; suivi de I'Homme de fer, songe, 1786, 3 vols.,
8vo., 3 plates after Marillier by de Ghendt (5s., and double
on large paper).
Mercier. Th^^tre complet, nouvelle edition. Amsterdam et
Leide, 1778-84, 4 vols., 8vo., 14 plates (cbiefly copied after
Marillier) by Fritzius, Zoe, Hulk, and Godin, or, not signed
(5s., and double on large paper).
Mercier. Contes moraux. Amsterdam et se trouve a Paris,
cbez Merlin, 1769, 2 vols., 12mo., 4 plates after Marillier
by de Launay and de Ghendt (4s., and double on large
paper).
Mercier. Tableau de Paris, ou Explication de differentes
figures gravees a I'eau-forte pour servir aux differentes
editions du " Tableau de Paris " de M. Mercier. Yverdon,
1785, or, Berne, 1787, 8vo., frontispiece and 95 very
spirited etchings designed and engraved by Dunker (mostly
without his signature) (40s. to 50s., and more than double
on large paper in 4to.).
This humorous series, throwing ridicule on the Parisians of the period,
was intended by Dunker to serve as a supplement to Mercier's Tableau
de Paris, 1781, 2 vols., 8vo., or, 1782-89, 12 vols., 8vo. ; Behague's copy
of the series in an uncut state, 440 frs. The book appeared also under
the following title : " Esquisses pour les artistes et amateurs des arts
sur Paris, par Dunker, graveur, nonante et six figures gravees a I'eau-
forte, dont I'explication se trouve dans le Tableau de Paris de Mercier."
M. Morgand had in his catalogue a copy of the series of plates printed :
Lyon, 1791, entitled : " Costumes des Moeurs et de I'esprit frangais avant
la grande Resolution a la fin du XVIII" siecle, en XOVI planches
gravdes en caricatures, par un habile maitre," etc., sm. 4to. A copy of
this edition sold in 1895 by public auction for 50 frs. The original
drawings form part of the rich collection of the Due de Rivoli.
Mercier (de Compiegne). Choix lyrique et sentimental, T
2 A
354 MEECIEE
edition. Paris, an III., 16mo., frontispiece (la liberte guide
nos pas), and 2 plates by Qn^verdo (4s.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). C'est un Ange . . . Come'die . . .
A Paris, an VII., 16mo., 1 plate (36'.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). Les Heures de Tivoli et de I'Elysee
. . . A Paris, 1797, 2 vols., 16mo., frontispiece and plate
(10s.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). Ismael et Christine, nouvelle histo-
rique. A Paris, 1795, 16mo., 1 plate (3s.).
Mercier (de Compifegne). Le Furet litteraire ou les Fleurs du
Parnasse, recueil des plus rares ouvrages en vers et en prose.
Paris, an VIII., 12mo., 1 plate (apparently after Binet). ,
Another edition with a different plate appeared the same
year (3s.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). Gerard de Velsen, nouvelle historique
en vii. livres. Paris, chez Louis, I'an III., 16mo., 1 plate,
not signed (3 s.).
Mercier (de Compifegne). Les Nuits d'hiver, varietes philo-
sophiques et sentimentales. Paris, chez Mercier, an III.,
16mo., pretty frontispiece (3s.).
Mercier (de Compifegne). Rosalie et Grerbois. Paris, Louis,
1796, 12mo., frontispiece designed and ' engraved by P.
Chery (45.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). Les Soirees d'automne et les epanche-
ments de I'amitie'. Paris, Girouard, 1796, 12mo., 1 plate
after Blanchard (3s.).
Mercier (de Compifegne). Histoire de Marie Stuart, reine de
France et d'Ecosse, d^capitee a Londres le 18 fevrier 1587.
Nouvelle e'dition redig^e sur des pife(3es originales par C. M.
D. G, Paris, de I'imprimerie de Mercier, rue du Coq-
Honor^, n°- 20, 1795, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 frontispieces after
Desrais (10s.).
Mercier (de Compifegne). Manuel des Boudoirs, ou Essais
erotiques sur les demoiselles dAthfenes, ouvrage plus moral
qu'on ne pense, etc., recueillis par Mercier (de Compifegne).
Cythfere, avec licence des Amours, I'an du Plaisir et de la
Liberte, 1240 (Paris, 1787), 4 vols., 16mo.-, 4 plates after
Bornet by Croutelle, or, not signed (15s. to 20s.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). Les Trois Nouvelles, Paris, 1793
or 1795, 16mo., frontispiece after Desrais (3s.).
MERCIEE 355
Mercier (de Compiegne). Nouvelles galantes et tragiques,
fragments pour servir a I'histoire du siecle qui a precede la
Eevolution. Paris, 1793, 16mo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Mercier (de Compiegne), Les Veillees du Convent, ou le
Noviciat d'amour, poeme eroti-satyrique en prose et en cinq
chants par C. F. X. M. D. C. Lutipolis (Paris), 1793, 16mo.,
2 plates, not signed (3s.).
Another edition, 8vo., with 2 plates after Jloreau.
Mercier (de Compifegne). Momus Redivivus, ou les Saturnales
frangaises . . . Lutipolis (Paris), 2496 (1796), 2 vols.,
16mo., fine portrait of tlie author (10s.).
Mercier (de Compifegne). Les matinees du printemps. A
Paris, 1797, 2 vols., 16mo., portrait (5s.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). Eloge du Pet, dissertation historique,
anatomique et philosophique sur son origine, son antiquite,
ses vertus, sa figure, les honneurs qu'on lui.a rendus chez
les peuples anciens et les fac^ties auxquelles il a donne lieu.
Paris, chez Mercier, an VII. de la Liberte, 16mo., frontispiece,
not signed (5 s.).
The plate is appropriate to the subject of the book.
Mercier (de Compifegne). Elogie du Sein des Femmes, etc.
Paris, 1800, 16mo., frontispiece (5s.).
This book was inspired by the book, entitled : Les Yeux, Le Nez et
les Tetons, Amsterdam, 1716, or, 1735 with frontispiece,
Mercier (de Compifegne). Breviaire des jolies Femmes, choix
de Contes, de Nouvelles et de Poesies galantes, recueillies.
par Mercier (de Compifegne), dans le portefeuille de la
princesse de Lambelle, 2° edition. Paris, an VII., 16mo.,,
1 plate, not signed (4s.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). Les Concerts republicains, ou Choix.
lyrique et sentimental. Paris, Louis, an III. (1795), 16mo.„
frontispiece, engraved title and 2 plates designed and
engraved by Queverdo (4s.).
Mercier (de Compiegne). Le Vendangeur, ou le Jardin d' Amour,,
poeme traduit litteralement de I'italien de Louis Tansillo,
avec text en regard. Paris, chez I'auteur, 1798, 12mo.,
1 plate, not signed.
Eeprinted 1800.-
Mercier (de Compiegne). Eloge du Pou, de la Boue et de la
Paille, dddi^ a bien des gens, et autres pifeces traduites du
356 MBEIGOT— METASTASIO
latin. Paris, Faure, an VII., 12mo., 1 plate, not signed
{3s.).
Merigot (J.). Select Collection of Views and Euins in Rome
and its Vicinity . . . London, 1797-9, 2- parts, 4to., 61 (30
and 31) aquatint plates, text English and French (5s., and
treble on large paper, sm. fol. with the plates coloured).
Merken (J.). Liber artificiosus Alphabet! Maioris^ oder ueu
inventirtes Kunsfc-Schreib und Zeichenbuch, bestehend in 56
Kunstlich gravirten Kupferstichen . . . von Johann Merken
... in Elberfeld. Miilheim, Eyrich, 1782-3, 2 parts in 1
vol., oblong, 56 plates engraved by H. Contgen (12s. to
15s.).
Mertghen. GEuvres pastorales traduites de Tallemand par le
baron de Nausell, suivies des Aulnayes des Vaux, idylles
fran9aises par Le Boux de la Bapaumerie. Paris (Cazin),
1783, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and 3 plates after Le
Barbier by Ponce and Godefroy (3s.).
Another edition without date with 2 plates by Blanchard.
Mes Loisirs, a mes amis, petit recueil pour exciter la ferveur
des fidfeles aux matines de Cythfere, par un amateur de
I'office, s.l.n.d., sm. 4to. (£2).
Attributed to Madame de Pompadour.
Messaline francoise (La), ou les Nuits de la D . . . de P . . . et
les Aventures mysterieuses de la P(rincesse) d'H . . . et de
la E(eine), ouvrage fort utile a tous les jeunes gens, etc.
A Tribaldis, de I'imprimerie de Priape, 1789, 16mo., 1 plate,
not signed (50s. to 60s.).
The plate represents the Park of Versailles. A pamphlet against
Mme. de Polignac. The 1790 edition contains only 97 pp. instead of
101 in the first edition, and the plate is also different (40s. to 50s.).
Metamorphoses de Melpomfene et de Thalie, ou Caracteres
dramatiques, ou portraits divers du the'^tre anglais.
Londres, 1770 ; — Caracteres dramatiques des Comedies
frangoise et italienne. Londres, 1772, together 2 vols.,
8vo., 60 coloured plates of theatrical costumes (£6 to £8).
Copies exist on vellum.
Metastasio (Pietro). Opere. Paris, veuve Herissant, 1780-82;
12 vols., Bvo., portrait after Steiner by Gaucher, and 35
plates after Cipriani, Cochin, Martini, and Moreau, by
Bartolozzi, Carmona, Delvaux, Duclos, Leveau, Martini,
Massard. Porporati, Provost,/ Saint-Aubin, Simonet, and
METZ— MILLIN 357
Trifere,^ and 2 extra plates representing characters in the
comedies of Terence (15s., and double on large paper in
4to.).
Renouard's copy, containing the 38 original drawings, 395 frs. ; resold
in the Gautier sale for 1200 frs. It now forms part of Mr. Roederer's
Collection, Reims. The plate, page 273, vol. 2, representing Marie-
Antoinette after Moreau by Leveau, is often missing.
Metz. Studies from Drawings. Lond., 1785, imp. fol., 30
plates (15s.).
Metz. Imitations of Drawings by Caravaggio. Lond., 1790,
imp. fol., 64 plates (20s.).
Metz. Imitation of Drawings by Parmegiano. Lond., 1790,
oblong fol., 34 plates (15s.).
Metz (C. M.). Imitations of Ancient and Modern Drawings
from the Restoration of the Arts in Italy to the present
Time, with a Chronological Account of the Artists and
Strictures on their Works in English and French. London,
1798, fol., 115 aquatint plates (30s. to 40s.).
Michel. Recueil des Fondations et Etablissements faits par
le Roi de Pologne a Nancy. Compte general de la depense
des edifices et b^timents que le Eoi de Pologne a fait
construire pour I'embellissement de la ville de Nancy.
Luneville, 1761-2, 2 parts, folio, vignettes by Collin, and
3 folding plates by Lamour (lOs.).
Michel. La Peinture, poeme couronne aux Jeux floraux le 3
mai, 1767; par Michel- d'Avignon, ecolier de rhetorique et
de I'academie du coUfege de I'Oratoire a Lyon. Lyon,,
Laroche, 1767; 8vo., fleuron on title, vignette and tailpiece
designed and engraved by Delamonce and Joubert (3s.).
Middiman (S.). Select Views in Great Britain, engraved from
Pictures and Drawings by the most eminent Artists, with
Descriptions. London, 1784, oblong 4to., 53 plates (15s. to
20s., and double for unlettered proofs).
[Midgley (S.) j. Halifax and its Gibbet-Law placed in a True
Light, 1708, 12mo., frontispiece (25s. to 30s.).
Midwife (The), or Old Woman's Magazine. London, n.d., 3
vols., 12mo., frontispieces (30s. to 40s.). ■
Millin. Annuaire du Republicain, ou L^gende physico-econo-
mique avec I'explication des 372 noms imposes aux mois et
358 MILLIN— MILTON
aux jours . . . Paris, an II. de^ la Eepublique Frangaise,
12mo., frontispiece after Monnet by Levasseur (3s.).
Millin. La Mytliologie mise a la portee de tout le monde.
Paris, Deterville, 1793, 12 vols., 12nio., 108 coloured plates
after Mixelle and Carree (105.).
These plates have served to illustrate the following work ; Galerie
mythologique, Recueil de monuments pour servir a I'etude de la mytho-
logie de I'histoire, de I'art, de I'antiquite figuree et du language allego-
rique des anciens, par Millin. Paris, Didot I'aine, 3 vols., 8vo. (published
in 1811).
Millin (Aubin Louis), Antiquites nationales ou recueil de
Monuments pour servir a I'histoire de I'Empire frangais, tels
que tombeaux, inscriptions, statues, vitraux, fresques, etc.,
tires des abbayes, monastereg, chateaux" et autres lieux
■devenus domaines nationaux. Paris, 1790-99, 5 vols., 4to.,
numerous plates of monuments, many of whicb disappeared
at the time of the Revolution (25s. to 30s., and double on
large paper).
The work remained unfinished.
Millot (Abbe). Histoire philosophique de I'Homme. Londres,
Nourse, 1766, fleuron on title, signed Duflos, and frontis-
piece after Boucher by Moreau le jeune (3s.).
Millot. L'Arf d'ameliorer et perfectionner les hommes. Paris,
de I'imprimerie de Migneret, an X. (1801), 2 vols., 8vo.,
4 plates, not signed (3s.).
Milon. L'Eventail ou Zamis et Delphine, poeme en 4
chants. Londres et Paris, chez la Vve. Duchesne, 1780,
8vo., title engraved by BouUand (3s.).
Milton. Le Paradis perdu, poeme heroique, avec les remarques
de M. Addison. Paris, 1729, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece
signed D. T. in v., engraved by Chedel (4s.).
Milton. Le Paradis perdu, poeme heroique, traduit de I'anglais,
avec les remarques de M. Addison. Genfeve, 1777, 3 vols.,
16mo., frontispiece with portrait engraved by Blanchard
(4s.).
Milton. Le Paradis perdu, poeme, edition en anglais et en
franyais (Traduction de Dupre de Saint-Maur), ornee de douze
estampes imprimees en couleur, d'aprfes les tableaux de M.
Schall. Paris, Defer de Maisonneuve, 1792, 2 vols., roy.
4to., 12 plates by Clement, Colibert, Demonchy, and
Gauthier after Schall (20s., and more than treble on vellum
paper with unlettered proofs).
MILTON— MIEABEAU 359
Milton. The Hymn of Adam and Eve out of the 5 th Book
of Milton's Paradise Lost, Set to Musick by Mr. Galliard.
1728, oblong 8vo., engraved title by Pine (30s. to 40s.).
Milton. Poetical Works, with life by W. Hayley. London,
1794-95-97, 3 vols., imp. fol., Boydell's edition, plates by
Westall, Eomney, etc. (40s. to 50s.).
Milton (T.). Views of Seats in Ireland . . . Dublin, 1783-93,
5 parts, oblong 4to., 24 plates (25s., and more for proofs).
Minault. Le Nouveau Faublas ou les Aventures de Florebelle,
avec figures et musique. Paris, Lepetit, an VII., 12mo. (5s.).
Mirabeau et Quesnay. L'Ami des^Hommes ... A Avignon
(Paris), 1756-8, 4 parts in 2 vols., 4to., portrait of Mira-
beau headed by the device : " L'Ami des Hommes," after
Vanloo by Fessard (15s.).
Mirabeau. Doutes sur la liberte de I'Escaut, reclamee par
I'Empereur. A Londres (1785), Bvo., vignette on title, not
signed (4s.).
Mirabeau. Bulletin de couches de Mme. Target, Pfere et Mfere
de la Constitution des ci-devant Frangais, congue aux
Menus, presentee au Jeu de paume et nee au Manage. S.l.
(Paris, 1790), 7 pages in 8vo., satirical plate designed and
engraved by Duplessi-Berteaux (4s.).
Mirabeau. Le Degre des ^ges du Plaisir, etc. . . . aux
difi'erentes epoques de la vie. A Paphos, de I'imprimerie de
la Mfere des Amours, 1793, 8vo., frontispiece, 6 bust-plates
composed of academical erotic groupes, quite original in
design (30s.).
Mirabeau. Le Rideau leve, ou I'Education de Laure. Cythere
(Alengon), 1786, 1788, and 1790, 2 parts in 12mo., 6
plates, not signed (the last edition the best) (30s. to 405.).
Mirabeau. Le Libertin de qualite, ou Confidences dun prison-
nier au chateau de Vincennes, ecrites par lui-m§me. A
Stamboul, de I'imprimerie des odalisques, 1784, post 8vo.,
pages within borders, with an " avis au relieur " for the
placing of the plates, frontispiece, and 7 plates, not signed
(50s. to 60s.).
Reprinted in 2 parts, 16mo., Paris, an IV., with 6 plates. The above
may be counted among the number of other books of the same kind
which are attributed to Mirabeau. It had also appeared under the title
of " Ma Confession."
Mirabeau. (Euvres posthumes et fac^ties de Mirabeau le jeune,
360 MIEYS— MOISSY
deuxieme edition. Paris, Vincent, an VIII. (1800), 16mo.,
pretty frontispiece, not signed (5s.).
This, a collection of " Nouvelles en vers," was published by a bookseller
under the "Directoire," and to ensure the sale he invented the name
" Mirabeau le jeune."
Mirys (S. de). Figures de I'Histoire de la Eepublique Eomaine,
accompagnees d'un precis historique, ouvrage execute par
ordre du Gouvernement pour servir a I'instruction publique
d'aprfes le dessin de S. de Myris. Premiere partie, imprimee
sur papier velin. A Paris, chez le citoyen Myris, an VIIL,
4to., frontispiece and 108 plates by Auvray, Baquoy, Dam-
brun, Giraud, Ling^e, de Launay, Leveau, de Longueil,
Patas, Petit, Pierron, Simonet, Triere, etc. (15s. to 20s.).
Mirys (3. de). Histoire des Empereurs gravees par les memes,
45 plates (10s.).
Miseres de la Guerre (Les). A Paris, F. Guerard, s.d. (1700),
oblong 4to., 16 plates, probably by Guerard (not to be
confused with the series of 18 plates by Callot) (15s.).
Modeles pour la Bijouterie et I'cBrfevrerie. S.l.n.d. (Paris, circa
1775), 4to., 538 models of watchcases, sweetmeat-boxes,
etc., in the style of Louis XVI., some heightened with gold
and colours ; very rare (£15 to £20).
Modern Manhood, or, The Art and Practice of English Boxing.
1788, 8vo., folding frontispiece (205. to 25s.).
Mogul Tales, or the Dreams of Men awake . . . London,
1743, 2 vols., 12mo., copper-plates (5s.).
Moissy (De). Les Jeux de la petite Thalie, ou Nouveaux petits
drames dialogues sur des proverbes propres a former les
moeurs des enfants et des jeunes personnes, depuis I'age de
cinq ans jusqua vingt. Paris, 1769, 8vo., frontispiece
after Eisen by de Ghendt (4s.).
Reprinted Brussels, 1770 j again Amsterdam, 1771 {3s.}.
Moissy (De). Les Jeux de la petite Thalie, theatre de la vie
humaine . . . representes par les Jeux de I'Enfance. Paris,
Desnos, s.d., 16mo., frontispiece and 90 plates after Grave-
lot, not signed (£3 to £4).
It is the same book as the "Almanach de la Loterie royale militaire,"
with a different frontispiece.
Moissy (De). Verites philosophiques, tirees des Nuits d'Young
et mises en vers libres, etc.,. par M. de M * * *. Paris,
Pillot, 1770, 8vo., frontispiece, and fleuron on title after
Surugue by Massard (3s.).
MOLIEKE, 1731
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F. BorcHER
MOLlfeON— MOLliCEB 301
Moleon (J. Bapt. Le Brun des Maretes ou Desmarets). Voyages
liturgiques de France, ou Recherclies faites en diverges villes
du royaume. . . . Paris, Fl. Delaulne, 1718, 8vo., plates
(30.S. to 40s.).
Molifere. CEuvres. Amsterdam, D. Mortier, 1713, 4 vols.,
12mo., portrait, frontispiece, and 32 plates after Harrewyn,
etc. (5s.).
Reprinted from the Bruxelles edition of 1694. The editions of
Amsterdam 1725, Paris 1730, Amsterdam 1735, and Basle 1760, have
the same plates and are of very little value. The Amsterdam 1725
edition, with the vignettes after Schouten, 4 vols., 16mo. (5s.).
Moliere. Suite d'Estampes des principaux Sujets des Comedies
de Moliere, gravees sur les esquisses de Charles Coypel
(par T. Joullain), dediee au public en 1726. Se vend a
Paris, chez Surugue, s.d., frontispiece and 5 plates, oblong
folio (£12 to £15).
Interesting series, but unfortunately interrupted after the fifth scene
of comedy. The figure on the frontispiece should represent Charles
Coypel, and in the " George Daudin " could be recognized the portrait of
Moliere. The 5 plates are for "George Daudin," " M. de Pourceau-
gnac," " L'Ecole des Femmes," " Les Femmes Savantes," and " Psyche."
The last is a masterpiece. From the archseological point of view they
faithfully render the costume and scenery of the period ; very rare.
Mme. Lefilleul had them re-engraved in reduced form by de Mare.
Moliere. Gluvres . . . Nouvelle edition. Paris, 1734, 6 vols.,
roy. 4to., portrait after Coypel by Lepicie, fleuron on title
of each volume alike, 33 plates after Boucher, by Laurent
Cars, and 198 vignettes and tailpieces (several duplicates)
after Boucher, Blondel, and Oppenord, by "Joullain and
Laurent Cars (£8 to £10, and in morocco according to
state).
Boucher's masterpiece is one of the finest illustrated books of the first
part of the last century. Some copies are said to exist on large Dutch
paper, sm. folio. This assertion has been considerably weakened by the
fact that Mme. de Pompadour's copy, announced as large paper, difiers
very little, if at all, as regards size, from the ordinary copies. Baron
Roger Portalis, its present owner, pronounces this point to be very
doubtful. In the first issue, line 12, page 360, vol. 6, reads "comteese"
instead of " comtesse." In vol. 4 there should be for " Le Sicilien "
a "carton" (extra illustrated leaves) consisting of pages 131, 132, 133,
and 134, in duplicate with the head- vignette similar to those of "Le
Mariage force," " Sganarelle," and " Les Facheux," and a different
ornamental head letter, but only very few copies possess it. Again, in
vol. 1 in " L'Etourdi," page 8 contains 29 lines of text, while in the
second issue the last 2 verses have been transferred to page 9. The
copy of the " CEuvre de Boucher," as well as the collections Rothschild
and Roederer, contain the plates engraved by Laurent Cars in state of
362 MOLIEEE
unfinished proof etchings. The 32 original pencil drawings in the sale
of the library of Baron Jerome Pichou, in 1869, reached the respectable
sum of 22,900 frs. They were acquired from the cabinets of Paignon-
Dijouval, Morel de Vinde, and of Soleinne. To them Baron Pichou
added the plates in original proofs, and the complete series of etchings,
the whole forming a vol. in 4to. This fine collection is now in the
library left by the late Baron James-Edouard de Rothschild. M. E.
PaUlet possessed Mirabeau's copy in old red morocco, with cypher on
back and on sides the arms of Prince Oaraman-Chimey, marked by
Morgand 5000 frs. Behague's copy, in old calf, 880 frs. ; Gosford's
copy, in old blue morocco by Anguerraud, 2050 frs; ; another copy,
UQCut, in the same sale, 3000 frs. ; a series of plates in folio with all the
etchings (minus one) was sold in the same sale for 1650 frs. ; M. G.
Delessert's copy in old red morocco, 210 frs. (1895). Mme. Lefilleul had
Boucher's plates re-engraved in 8vo. by de Mare.
Moliere. Select comedies in French and English. London,
Watt-s, 1732, 8 vols., 12mo., portrait by Gucht after Mig-
nard, and 16 plates by V. der Gucht, Foudrinier, and
others after Coypel and Hogarth (10s. to 15s.).
Moliere. Works of, French and English. London, Watts, 1739,
10 vols., 12mo. The translation is attributed to Mr. H.
Baker and the Rev. Mr. Miller, portrait and plates (re-
printed from the previous edition) (20s. to 25s.).
Moli^,re. (Euvres . . . nouvelle edition, revue, corrigee et
augmentee d'une nouvelle vie de I'auteur et de la
"Princesse d'Elide," toute en vers, telle quelle se joue a
present, imprimee pour la premifere fois ; ornee de tr^s-
belles figures gravees d'aprfes celles de 1' edition de Paris.
Amsterdam, Wetstein et Smith, ou Arkstee, 1741, 4 vols.,
16mo., portrait after Mignard, frontispiece, fleuron repeated
on titles and 32 plates designed and engraved by Punt,
after Boucher. First impressions executed by Punt
between 1738 and 1740 (25s. to SOs.).
Reprinted 1744, 1749, and 1750 (lOs.). Sometimes Punt's plates are
inserted in the Paris editions of 1738 or 1739, 8 vols., 12mo. The
Paris edition of 1749, 8 vols., 16mo., with portrait after Mignard and
33 plates by Fessard after Boucher, is not appreciated.
Molifere. (Euvres . . . edition augmentee de la vie de I'auteur, et
des remarques historiques et critiques par Voltaire, avec de
trfes- belles figures en taille-douce de J. Punt. Amsterdam
et Leipzig, Arkstee etMerkus, 1765, 6 vols., 16mo., portrait-
frontispiece and 33 plates after Boucher, reduced by Punt
(15s. to 20s.).
Moliere. (Euvres . . . Paris (imprimerie de Lebreton), Prault,
1760, 8 vols., 16mo., 33 plates by Legrand after Boucher,
and portrait by Legrand after Coypel (5s.).
Moi.iERE. 1773
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MOLlfeRE 363
Molifere. (Euvres de Moliere, avec des remarques grammaticales,
des .avertissements et des observations sur chaque piece,
par M. Bret. Paris, par la Compagnie des libraires associes,
1773, 6 vols., 8vo., portrait of Molifere after Mignard by
Cathelin, 6 fleurons on titles by and after Moreau, wood-
cut head and tail pieces after Papillon, etc., and 33 plates
after Moreau by Baquoy (3), de Launay (2), Duclos (4),
de Ghendt (2), Helman (1), Lebas (l), Legrand (1), Leveau
(4), Moreau (1), Masquelier (.1), Nee (6), and Simonet (7)
(£4 to £5, and in morocco according to state).
An edition remarkable alike for the type and for the beauty of the
illustrations. M. E. Paillet's copy, in old red morocco by Mouillie with his
ticket, and containing extra all the plates in artist's proofs (rarissime)
as well as the portrait and the 6 fleurons in proofs without text, is
marked by M. Morgand 15,000 frs. The 2 plates for "L'Avare" and
"Misanthrope" have not come out well, and good impressions are very
seldom seen ; the plate for the " Sicilien," designed and engraved by
Moreau, who himself is represented there as the painter at his easpl,
should have his signature clear and distinct. The good copies contain, star
(double) leaves of pages Ixvi., Ixvii., and Ixxxi., in vol. 1. No copy in old
morocco of the period exists with plates before letters. Bozerian was
the first who sought after and bound these so much now coveted copies.
The etchings are extremely rare. Some few copies of the complete or
almost complete series are, however, known to exist, as one is in the
Due d'Aumale's library, the other in the Roederer collection. Comte '
de La Bedoyere's copy, with the plates in pi^oofs before letters, was sold
in the Behague sale for 4700 frs. Comte de La Beraudiere's copy, uncut,
was sold for 675 frs., and the series of unlettered proofs for 3600 frs. ;
Behague's copy, in green morocco by Cape, containing the plates before
letters, 4700 frs. ; the Gosford copy-, with the unlettered proofs inserted
(2 mounted, but the plates for " Misanthrope " and " Don Juan " before
artist's name), and bound in green morocco by Derome, 7800 frs. ; a copy
in old red morocco, 800 frs. (1878); Eich. Lion's copy, bound by
Der6me, 1400 frs. ; Comte de LigneroUes' copy, half morocco, uncut,
containing as extras : (1) Ficquet's portrait of Moliere before artists'
names ; (2) 6 fleurons on titles in artists' proofs, without text ; (3)
portrait and the series of 33 plates in proofs before letters ; (4) 22
original etchings; (5) 2 plates in unfinished state before artists'
names ; (6) Renouard's published portrait and plates of Moreau in double
state, etc. ; and lastly, 2 unpublished pieces of Moliere, was sold for
22,100 frs. (1894). Moreau's original drawing in sepia, which figured
in the Soleinne copy, are now the property of M. le Yicomte Frederic de
Janze. Reprinted 1788, 1805, and 1808.
Moliere. (Euvres. Paris, Didot aine, 1792, 6 vols., 4to., fine
portrait by Saint Aubin (205.). Only 250 copies printed,
besides one on vellum. This is the "Edition du Dauphin."
Molifere. Le Tartufe. 20 leaves, 8vo., with 2 vignettes heading
the first and second scene, designed and engraved by
Cochin.
304 MOLIEEE— MONCRIP
A tentative piece, which formed the subject of negotiations between
Jombert and Didot, booksellers, for the publication of Moliere's
" Comedies." Cochin fils associated himself with them for executing
the artistic embellishments consisting of a head and tail piece for every
scene ; but the death of Didot (1757) and of Aubin, the spirited engraver,
combined with the pressure of Cochin's engagements, caused the collapse
of this magnificent enterprise.
Moliere. Suite d'Estampes pour les Comedies de Molifere, 8vo.,
portrait by A. de Saint-Aubin, and 30 plates after Moreau
le jeune by Bosq, Croutelle, de Gendt, Girardet, Delvaux,
Eibault, Roger, Simonet, de Villiers, and Villerey (20s., and
treble and more for unlettered proofs, and considerably more
than double for the etchings).
This is the second series of Moreau's illustrations for Moliere, executed
by the artist by order of Renouard. A certain number were taken on
India paper. The plate for "Amphitryon" was engraved twice by
Pigeot and by B.oger. Moreau's original drawings in sepia brought in
the Renouard sale 1105 frs.
Moline. Le Duo interrompu, conte suivi d'ariettes nouvelles.
Amsterdam et Paris, Dufour, 1766, 8vo., 72 pages,
frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
MoUevaut (C. L.). Cent Fables de quatre vers chacune. Paris,.
Arthur Bcrtrand, 12mo., engraved title and 3 plates after
Chasselat by Courbe (3s.).
Moncrif (F. A. Paradis de). Les Aventures de Zeloide et
d'Amanzarifdine, contes indiens. Paris et Bruxelles, 1717,
12mo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Moncrif. Les Chats. Paris, Quillau, 1727, 8vo., 9 original
plates after Charles Coypel, etched by the comte de Caylus,
and 1 vignette representing the god Pet (8s.).
Original edition. The plate "La Femme couchee " dictating to a
notary her last will, in which she bequeaths her whole fortune to her
cat that was seated on her bed, is supposed to represent the portrait of
Madame du Deffand, at whose request Coypel executed these engravings.
The Behague copy bound with the " Histoire des Rats " by Hardy, 70
frs. ; Radziwill's copy in calf, 39 frs. ; Van de Helle's copy in red
morocco, 50 frs. ; Comte de LigneroUes' copy in red morocco, with the
arms of Mile, du Maine (the Nodier copy), 600 frs. (1894). The last
is a record price, which assuredly has no justification and deserves no
imitation Reprinted, Rotterdam, 1728, the engraver being T. Otten
(4«.).
Moncrif. Dissertation sur la preeminence des chats dans la
soc.iete sur les autres animaux d'Egypte, sur les distinctions
et privileges dont ils ont joui, etc. Rotterdam, chez
Beman, 1741. This is another edition of the above book
with the same plates.
MONCEIF— MONDON 305
Moncrif. Essais sur la Necessite et les Moyens de Plaire.
Paris, 1738, 12mo., frontispiece, and fleuron on title (4s.,
and double on large paper, 8vo.
The Due de La Valliere's copy on vellum is now in the library at
Chantilly. Comte de LigneroUes' unique copy on vellum in red morocco
by Padeloup, 40 frs. (1894). The Amsterdam edition, bearing the same
date in 12mo., is worth very little.
Moncrif. Origine des Puces ... A Paris, chez les Mar-
chands de nouveautes, 1795, 12mo., frontispiece (10s., and
more than treble on vellum paper). Vide " Origine," etc.
Moncrif. CEuvres de M. de Moncrif, lecteur de la reine, I'un
des quarante de I'Academie fran9oise, etc. Paris, Brunet,
1761, 3 vols., 16mo., engraved title to each volume alike,
after de Seve by Baquoy, portrait by Duflos, and 4 plates
after de Sfeve by Baquoy, Chenu, Sornique, and Tardieu,
and 23 plates of music (lOs.).
The copy of the Bibliotheque de I'Arsenal, bound in red morocco, with
rich dentelle and arms of the Marquis de Paulmy, has the titles, portrait,
and plates in black, blue, green, and in brown.
Moncrif. CEuvres . . . nouvelle edition. Paris, veuve Eegnard,
1768,4 vols., 12mo., titles engraved after de Sfeve by Baquoy,
portrait of Moncrif after Duflos, and that of Stanislas, King
of Poland, after Masse by Cathelin ; 4 pretty plates after de
Sfeve by Baquoy, Chenu, Sornique, and Tardieu (from the
1761 edition), and 40 plates of music (5s.).
]Monde plein de Fols (Le), ou le Thetltre des nains, etc. (French
and Dutch). Amsterdam, W. Koning, 1716, roy. 8vo., 58
plates after G. Koning by Folkema, etc. (£3 to £4). A
series of grotesque and satirical plates, with stanzas in
French and Dutch beneath. Reprinted 1720, sm. 4to., with
78 plates, including engraved titles. It is the same book as
that entitled : II Callotto ressuscitato. There are undated
copies with the plates in fol. (£4 to £5).
Mondon. Premier Livre de Pierreries pour la parure des
dames. Second Livre . . . ded. a Mrs. les gardes et Mds.
orfevres jouailliers de Paris, par M. . . . A Paris, chez
I'auteur, s.d. (circa 1725), oblong 4to., title and 5 pieces,
and title and 6 pieces (£3 to £4).
Mondon le^fils. Premier [sixifeme] Livre de formes rocailles et
cartelles,. inventez par M. . . . le fils, et grave par A.
Aveline. Paris, Mondon fils, 1736, 4to. ; consists of 7 parts
of 7 plates each, the last being entitled : Les Arts repre-
sent^s par leurs Genies. Paris, Ch^reau, s.d. (£5 to £6).
366 MONET— MONTAMPUIS
Monet. Anthologie frangaise, ou Chansons choisies depuis le,
XIIP Siecle jusqu'a present. S.l. (Paris) 1765, 3 vols., 8vo.,
portrait of Monet after Cochin by A. de Saint- Aubin, fleuron
on titles, 2 frontispieces and 2 plates after Gravelot by
Lemire, and numerous woodcuts signed Papillon and Grave-
lot, and music. Chansons Joyeuses par un kue onyme,
onyssime (by CoUe), 2 parts, with engraved title after Grave-
lot by Nee for second part (255., and in morocco according
to state). Em. Martin's copy, 4 vols., in red morocco,
170 frs.
Mongez. Vie privee du cardinal Dubois, archeveque de
Cambray, premier ministre du regent, seconde edition,
revue et augmentee. Londres (Paris, circa 1790), 3 vols.,
16mo., portrait and 2 plates after Binet by Bovinet
{5s.).
Monicart (J. B. de). Versailles immortalise par les Merveilles
parlantes des batimens, jardins, bosquets, pares, statues,
groupes, termes et vases de marbre, de pierre et de metaux,
pifeces d'eaux, tableaux et peintures qui sont dans les
chateaux de Versailles, de Trianon, de la Menagerie et de
Marly, compost en vers libres frangois, ornes de 500
estampes gravees, etc. Paris, Ganeau, 1720-21, 2 vols.,
4to., frontispiece after Wleughels and Quillau by Thomassin,
and portrait of the young King Louis XV. by Duflos, and
100 plates of views, statues, and of pictures by Aveline,
Duflos, Dupuis, Fonbonne, Flipart, Herisset, Marie and
Magdaleine Hortemels, Eenard, Simonneau, Surugue,
Thomassin, etc. This work should have had 9 vols., but it
was discontinued (20s. to 305.). Van der Helle's copy
40 frs.
Monnet. Description abregee des quinze Journees de la
Kevolution, gravees par Helman d'apres les dessins de
Monnet. A Paris, chez Helman, rue Honore, No. 1,497,
vis-a-vis la maison de Noailles, folio, title containing the
explanation of each print (lithographed and issued after
the plates appeared), and 15 plates (£3 to £4).
It is the masterpiece of Monnet.
Monstres (Les), ou les Ecarts de la Nature, planches eoloriees et
gravees par M. et Mme. Regnault. Paris. 1775, folio
(155.).
Montampuis et Gouget (Les abbes). Supplement aux Memoires
de Sully. Nouvelle edition considerablement augmentee.
MONTESQUIEU 367
Amsterdam, Benj. Paff, 1762, 12mo., pretty frontispiece
after Ph. Caresme by Schwab, and 1 fleuron after Norblin
(3..).
Moiitesc[uieu (Ch. Secondat de). Le Temple de Gnide, revu,
corrige et augmente. Londres (Paris, Huart, 1742), post
8vo., engraved title with fleuron, frontispiece and 7
vignettes, not signed (undoubtedly by de Sfeve) (4s., and
more than double on large paper).
De Bure's large-paper copy in mottled caif, 85 frs. (Behague sale).
Montesquieu. II Tempio di Gnido, tradotta dal francese. In
Londra (Paris), post 8vo. The same illustrations as in
the preceding edition (3s.).
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Gnide, nouvelle edition. Londres
(Dresde, Walter), 1758, 8vo., frontispiece engraved, signed
Bark (3s.).
Montesquieu. II Tempio di Gnido, nuovamente trasportato.
Parigi, Prault, 1767, 12mo., title designed and engraved
by Moreau le jeune, and 1 plate after Eisen by Legrand (3s.).
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Gnide. Nouvelle edition, avec
figures gravees par N. Le Mire, d'aprfes les dessins de Ch.
Eisen, texte grave par Drouet. Paris, chez Le Mire,
graveur, avec privilege du Eoi, 1772, 8vo. and 4to.,
engraved title, frontispiece containing the medal portrait
of Montesquieu, vignette heading the dedication (the arms
of England), and 9 fine plates after Eisen by Le Mire (2
of them for " Cephise et 1' Amour") (£4 in 8vo. and £6 in
4to., and in morocco according to state).
In the plates artist and engraver both appear at their best. The
unlettered proofs are worth a fancy price, still more so the etchings,
which are excessively rare. The frontispiece exists " avant la rose," the
first plate " avant I'abaissement de la draperie," and the fourth plate
" avant le nuage." Some copies have the plates before the numbers.
Derome has executed some fine mosaic bindings for this book. The finest
copy covered with a sumptuous binding and containing the plates in
artist's proofs, was acquired by the late Louis Eoederer of Eeims in the
Tite sale. The Behague copy in old gr^en morocco with the plates coloured,
550 frs. ; Le Barbier de Tinan's copy in old red morocco, 650 frs.,
resold in the Lion sale for 750 frs. ; Delbergue's copy containing the
artist's proofs, the remarque proofs and the etchings, and bound by Cuzin
in green morocco, double with red, 6100 frs. ; Em. Martin's copy in red
morocco by Derome, 7900 frs. ; Comte de LigneroUes' copy, 4to., in red
morocco, with the proofs before the numbers, and the arms of the
Comtesse de Provence, 2700 frs. (1894). The second plate of Cephise,
unnumbered, has the inscription " Embrassez-vous, elles croissent," and
numbered " La chaleur va les faire renaitre." The copy containing the
original drawings was sold "a I'amiable " for 10,000 frs.
368 MONTESQUIEU
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Guide. Paris, Didot jeune (or,
Egron) an III., roy. 8vo., vellum paper. The plates re-
printed from the 1772 edition with two extra plates by
Lemire and Thomas for " Arsace et Ismenie (105.).
The plates are sometimes coloured. The Delbergue copy, with the
plates " gouachees " (coloured like water-colours), 500 frs. ; Comte de
Lignerolles' unique copy on vellum, containing (1) Eisen's original
drawings a la mine de plomb ; (2) Barbier's sepia drawings for " Arsace et
Ismenie ; " (3) the series of frontispiece and 9 plates by Le Mire in
proofs before letters (except the first plate of Arsace lettered) ; (i)
the 1st, 3rd, and 4tli plates in first state, and (5) the series of frontis-
pieces and 10 plates painted a la gouache, bound in red morocco double,
with large dentelle by Petit, 14,000 frs. (1894).
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Gnide, 1794, roy. 8vo., portrait
by Tardieu after Chaudet, and 8 vignettes after Peyron
and Perrin by De Ghendt (1), Langlois (l). Ne'e (3), and
Patas (2) (15s., and treble on large paper with unlettered
proofs).
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Gnide, suivi d'Arsace et Ismenie.
Paris, Didot jeune, 1795 (or Didot I'aine, 1796), 16mo.,
title with Montesquieu's portrait after and by Saint- Aubin,
and 12 vignettes, 8 of which after Regnault, etched by
Bertaux and finished by Baquoy (2), de Ghendt (2), Halbou
(1), Lingee (1), Patas (2), 2 for " Ce'phise et lAmour"
after Regnault, etched by Bertaux and finished by de
Ghendt and Ponce, and 2 for Arsace et Ismenie after
Lebarbier by Courbe and Patas (10s., and double on vellum
paper with unlettered proofs (100 copies printed), and on
large vellum paper 12mo., with unlettered proofs, a fancy
price, and particularly with the ektremely rare etchings).
Copies exist on vellum. A copy of the 1794 edition, with Eegnault's
original drawings in bistre, 4to. size, 1500 frs.; Behague's copy with
unlettered proofs in green morocco by Hardy, 300 frs. ; Delbergue's copy
with the etchings in red morocco by Cuzin, 800 frs., resold in the Lion
sale for 705 frs. Many copies bound by Bozerian do not contain
" Arsace et Ismenie."
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Gnide. A Paris, Didot I'aine',
I'an III. (1795) ; — Le Temple de Gnide, suivi d'Arsace et
d'Isme'nie. A Paris, Didot I'aine, an IV. (1796), 16mo.,
running pagination (1 to 72 and 73 to 149), fleuron on
first title, aud St. Aubin's portrait of Montesquieu on the
second title, and 12 vignettes after Berthout (10) and
Morillier (2) (10s., and on large vellum paper, of which
only 100 copies were printed, £3). One copy exists on
vellum.
MONTESQUIEU— MONTFATJOON 369
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Guide, suivi d'Arsace et Ismenie.
Paris, P. Didot I'aine, I'an IV. de la E^publique, 1796,
roy. 4to., vellum paper, frontispiece and 7 plates after
Peyron, engraved in colours by Ohapuy and Lavall^e (25s.
to 30s.).
Although only 100 copies were printed, the artistic merit is almost
nil. . Two copies exist on vellum. Dr. Cusco possesses the original
water-colbur drawings. •
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Gnide, suivi des romans de I'auteur.
Paris, Bailly (impr. Charpentier), 1797, 8vo., 3 plates after
Clavareau, 1 of which for " Cephise et 1' Amour " (3s.).
Montesquieu. Le Temple de Guide. See : Colardeau and Leonard.
Montesquieu. Considerations sur les causes de la Grandeur
des Eomains et de leur Decadence, nouvelle edition, revue,
corrigee et augment^e par I'auteur, etc. . . . Paris, Huart,
1748, 12mo., frontispiece, after Eisen, fleuroli on title and
vignette by de La Fosse (3s.).
The Amsterdam and Lausanne editions are of similar value. •
Montesquieu. Lettres persanes, suivies du Temple de Guide.
GenSve, 1777, 2 vols., 16mo., frontispiece after Marillier by
de Launay (3s.).
Montesquieu. CEuvres. Londres, chez Nourse, 1767, 3 vols.,.
4to., fine frontispiece after de Sfeve by Littret (4s.).
Montesquieu. CEuvres completes, avec les nouveaux manu-
scrits. Paris, Plassan, an IV. (1796), 5 vols., 4to., portrait
after Chaudet by Tardieu, and 13 plates after Chaudet (l),.
Moreau (1), Perrin (3), Peyron (7), and Vernet (1), by de
Gendt (2), Girardet (1), Langlois jeune (1), Lemire (1),
Malapeau (1), N4e (4), Patas (2), and Pauquet (1) (15s., and
more than double on large vellum paper with unlettered
proofs). SeA^en copies were taken in folio with the etchings
(£2 to £3).
A copy with the original drawings was sold in 1824 for 310 frs. ;
Eadziwill's large-paper copy in citron morocco by Bradel, 130 frs.
Montfaucon (Dr. Bernard de). L'Antiquite expliquee en
frangais et en latin, et representee an figures, etc. . . . Paris,
Delaulne, 1719, 5 vols, in 10, foL, plates; Supplement au
Livre de I'Antiquite expliquee, a Paris, chez la veuve
Delaulne, 1724, 5 vols., fol., plates (30s., and double on
large paper).
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370 MONTFAUCON— MONTIGNY
Collation: vol. 1, frontispiece, portrait, and 229 plates; vol 2, 195
plates; vol. 3, 199 plates; vol. 4, 150 plates; vol. 5, 204 plates.
Supplement: vol. 1, 101 plates; vol. 2, 73 plates; vol. 3, 94 plates;
vol. .4, 67 plates ; vol. 6, 77 plates. Reprinted 1722 (Supplement, 1754),
half price.
Montfaucon. Les Monuments de la Monarchie frangaise avec
les figures de chaque rfegne que Tin jure du temps a dpargnees
(en frangais et en latin). Paris, Gandouin, 1729-1733,
5 vols., folio (£5, and double on large paper).
Collation : vol. 1, frontispiece with portrait of Louis XV. and 55 plates ;
vol. 2, 64 plates ; vol. 3, 69 plates ; vol. 4, 60 plates ; vol. 5, 58 plates.
Radziwill's copy of both works in 20 vols., foL, morocco, with royal arms
by Derome, 2250 frs. — a price evidently due, as in other cases, to the
binding rather than to the book.
Montgeron (L.-Basile Carre de). La Verite des Miracles operes
a I'intercession de M. de Paris et autres appellans . . .
centre I'arcliev. de Sens. S.l. [Paris] 1737, 2 vols., 4to.,
engravings (25s. to 30s.).
Monthly Mirror- (The), reflecting Men and Manners, with stric-
tures on their Epitome, the Stage. London, 1795-1800,
10 vols., 8vo., frontispiece, plates and portraits of actors
and actresses (£2 to £3).
Montigni. Les Stratagfemes des echecs . . . Paris, an X., 2
parts, 16mo., part 2 contains 120 engravings (5s.).
Montigny (De). Therfese philosophe, ou Memoires pour servir
a I'histoire de D. Dirrag et de Mile. Eradice (le pfere Girard
et Mile. Cadiere), avec histoire de Mme. Bois-Laurier. La
Haye (a la Sphere), s.d. (1748), 2 parts in 8vo., text
bordered, frontispiece and 16 plates, not signed (mostly
folding plates) (£3 to £4).
Very rare, and the plates are very curious. Comte de Lignerolles'
copy, in old red morocco double, and with dentelle outside, 1230 frs.
(1894).
Montigny. Therkse philosophe, 2 vols., 8vo., 182 and 87 pages
respectively, text bordered, vignette on each title, 2 frontis-
pieces, and 22 plates by Delcroche, a Dutch artiste
(£2 to £3).
The book is also attributed to the Marquis d'Argens, and the plates
to the Comte de Caylus.
Montigny. Therfese philosophe. Londres (La Haye), 1783,
2 vols., 12mo., 2 frontispieces, 2 titles, and 36 plates (alto-
gether 40 plates). Attributed to Binet ; very rare (£6).
Montigny. Ther^se philosophe . . . Londres (Paris, Cazin),
MONTIGNY—MONTPENSIEE 371
1785, 2 vols., 16mo., 20 plates after Borel by EUuin, not
signed (£8).
The prettiest edition, owing to the combined efforts of two of the
greatest artists in this genre. The claim put forward on the title by
Oazin, " ornee d'un plus grand nombre de figures que toutes les prece-
dentes " (editions), is erroneous, as the previous- edition contains double
the number of plates. All subsequent editions and counterfeits are of
little value, as the impressions are worn and weak.
Montigny. Uniformes militaires, ou se trouvent graves en
taille-douce, les uniformes de la Maison du Roy, de tons les
regiments de France, etc. . . ., dessin^s et graves par le
sieur de Montigny. Se vend a Paris, chez I'auteur, 1772,
12mo., engraved title and 170 plates (£12 to £15).
There are copies with the plates coloured. Behague's copy, coloured,
with the arms of Louis XV., was acquired by Yicomte de Savigny de
Moncorps for 400 frs. It would now bring more than treble the price.
Preceding the plates mentioned, there should be 4 coloured portraits of
Louis XV., Louis Dauphin, Louis Stanislas Xavier de France Comte de
Provence, and of Charles Philippe de Prance Comte d'Artois, all in
military costumes on horseback.
Montigny. Memoires historiques de Mesdames Adelaide et
Victoire de France, fiUes de Louis XV., renfermant des
particularites interessantes sur leur Voyage de Belle- Vue
a Rome, par M. T. A Paris, 1802, 3 vols., 12mo., original
edition, 3 plates by Bovinet after Naudet (10s.).
Montjoye. Description historique des Curiosites de I'Eglise de
Paris ... A Paris, G-ueffier, 1763, 12mo., plates (4s.).
Montjoye. Histoire de Marie Antoinette, par I'auteur de I'eloge
de Louis XVL (Montjoye). Paris, H. L. Perronneau, 1797,
8vo., 1 portrait of the Queen, and folding plate representing
the plan of the prison, and Marie Antoinette in her dungeon
(this plate is frequently missing) (10s.).
Montmort. Essai d'Analyse sur les Jeux de hasard. Paris,
chez J. Quillau, 1708, 4to., fleuron on title and 4 charming
vignettes by Leclerc (5s.).
Reprinted 1714.
Montolieu (Mme. de). Caroline de Litchfield. Londres et
Paris, Cazin, 1787, 2 vols., l6mo., 2 pretty plates after
Binet by Frussotte (5s.).
Montpensier (Mile. de). Relation de I'lsle imaginaire. Paris,
1805, 12mo., portrait by Saint-Aubin (3s.).
Renouard's copy on vellum with the original drawing of the portrait,
and the plate in different states, 47 frs.
372 MONUMENT— MOEEAU
Monument eleve a la gloire de Pierre le Grand, ou Relation des
travaux et moyens mechaniques qui ont ete employes pour
transporter a Petersbourg un rocher de trois millions pesant,
destine a servir de base a la statue equestre de cet empereur,
avec un examen physique et chronique du meme rocher par
le Comte Marin Carburi de Ceffaloni. Paris, Nyon et
Stoupe, 1777, fol., 12 plates after Blarenbergh by Sellier
and D'Elvaux (105.).
Monvel. .Fredegonde et Brunehaut, roman historique. Londres
et Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1775, 8vo., plate and vignette
after J. Bertaux byTh^rfese Martinet {6s.).
Monville (Abbe de). La Vie de Pierre Mignard, premier peintre
du Roy avec le poeme de Molifere sur les peintures du Val-
de-GrS,ce, et deux dialogues de Fenelon, archeveque de
Cambray, sur la peinture. Paris, Boudot, 1730, 12mo.,
fine portrait of Mignard by R. Hecquet (3s.).
Moore. Zelucco, ou le Vice trouve en lui-mSme son ch^timent,
traduit de I'anglais du Dr. Moore par Cantwel. Paris,
Lepetit, 1796, 4 vols, in 2, 16mo., 4 plates, not signed
(As.).
Morality. Blossoms of Morality. E. Newbery, 1796, 47 cuts
designed and engraved by J. Bewick (6s.).
Morand (Sauveur-Jerome). Histoire de la Sainte Chapelle
roy ale du Palais . . . Paris, 1790, 4to., 19 plates by Ran-
sonnette (5s.).
Morant (P.). The History and Antiquities of the County of
Essex. London, 1768, 2 vols., fol., maps, plans, and plates
(£12 to £14, and more on large paper).
It is essential that the plate of Audley House, commonly called
Audley End, engraved by Austin, and facing page 550 in vol. 2, and
which is not mentione'd in the list of plates, should not be wanting, as
otherwise the book loses in value about £3.
Moravie (Freres de). Prifere et fidele exposition de I'origine,
de la doctrine, des constitutions, usages et ceremonies
ecclesiastiques de I'Eglise de 1' Unite des Frferes de Moravie.
S.I., 1762, 8vo., 26 very curious plates (5s.).
Moreau le Jeune (Jean Michel). Figures de I'Histoire de
France, dessinees par Moreau le jeune et gravees par Le
Bas, avec des explications par I'abbe Garnier. 1785, roy.
4to., engraved throughout, frontispiece and 166 half-page
figures after Moreau by Couche, Dambrun, Delignon,-
BIOHEAIJ
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MOEEAU— MOEEL 373
Delvaux, Duclos, Duflos, Hemery, Fosseyeux, Garreau,
■Gaucher, Guttenberg, Gayot, Halbou, Helman, Hulk, Julien,
Langlois, Leveau, Maillet, Malapeau, Malbeste, Martini,
Masquelier, Patas, Pauquet, Pelicier, Racine, Eomanet,
Simonet, Texier, and Thomas (£3 to £4, and much more
than treble with unlettered proofs).
This beautiful series appeared in 16 parts. Moreau did not finish, as
the history does not go beyond 13-56. In some copies there are found
the series of 36 plates after I^epicie and Monnet, which was started by
lie Bas in 1778, and subsequently suppressed by Moreau, who sub-
stituted his own compositions. The new series of 166 plates after
Moreau count from 2 to 154, because Monnet's frontispiece of the first
series is numbered 1 ; then plate 142 is double, and 12 are unlettered
plates, which, following the order of the events, should be placed
between the first and the second 143. The total is thus brought up to
167 plates, including the frontispiece. Plates 39 and 59 represent maps
of Prance, and 2 other plates contain medals. The real author of the
text accompanying the plates is Dinge, and not abbe Garnier. De
Bure's copy in red morocco by Bradel was sold in the Delbergue sale for
1180 frs. ; Em. Martin's copy, also in an old binding, 125 frs. 119 of
the original drawings were sold in the Lamy sale for 471 frs. ; they were
originally the property of Le Bas. Moreau's 161 original drawings were
sold in the Renouard sale for 995 frs. Reprinted in 1790 under the
title : Discours sur I'histoire de France par L. A. Dinge. Paris, de
I'imprimerie de Monsieur, 1790, 4to. The illustrations are weak and
worn. About 1813 Renouard, who became proprietor of the drawings
and copper-plates, caused a new issue of the plates, but the paper being
very delicate, while that of the original impressions is fine, it is easily
detected.
Moreau le Jeune. Elements de Dessin par Moreau jeune
depuis les premiers principes jusqu'a I'academie, avec
r^chelle des proportions du corps, 30 leaves folio, engraved
by Mme. Lingee (30s. to 40s.).
Moreau (J. N., historiograph ,de France). Bibliothfeque de
Madame la Dauphine. No. 1, Histoire. Paris, Saillant
et Nyon, 1770, 8vo., all published, very fine frontispiece,
representing Marie Antoinette surrounded by the Graces,
and receiving a book from the hand of the " Muse de
I'Histoire," designed and engraved by Eisen (12s. to 155.),
In the second state the plate bears the legend : " Toutes les
Graces sont Soeurs."
Moreau (Louis). Paysages inventes et dessines par Louis M . . .
[A Paris, chez Naudet, s.d. (circa 1760)], 4to., 65 etched
landscapes on 30 leaves (lOs.).
Morel de Vinde. Primerose, par M . . el de V . . de. Paris,
Didot I'aine, 1797, 16mo., frontispiece and 5 charming
plates after Leffevre by Godefroy (5s., and treble on vellum
374 MOEEL— MOELIEEE
paper, and with the unlettered proofs £3, and on large
vellum paper with unlettered proofs (only 100 copies
printed) £6 to £8, and with the etchings and the counter-
proofs (rarissime) £20).
Delbergue's copy on large vellum paper with unlettered proofs, and the
etchings in morocco doubl6 by Cuzin, 500 frs. ; Comte de Lignerolles'
copy on yellum with artist's proofs, and the etchings in morocco by
Trautz-Bauzonnet, together with " Zelomir " by Morel de Vinde in the
same state, 775 frs. (1894).
Morel de Vinde. Zelomir, par Morel (de Vinde). Paris,
Didot I'aine, 1801, 16mo., 6 plates after Lefevre by
Godefroy. The same prices in the different states as for
" Primer ose."
The Delbergue copy in condition as above, 500 frs.
Morel de Vinde. La Morale de I'Enfance, ou Collection de
quatrains moraux, mis a la portee des enfants et ranges par
ordre methodique, 5"^ edition. Paris, P. Didot, an VIII.
(1800), 12mo., 1 plate designed and engraved bv Coiny
{3s.).
Morlifere (de la). Angola, histoire indienne, ouvrage sans
vraisemblance. A Agra, avec privilege du Grand-Mogol
(Paris), 1748, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 engraved titles
containing each a pretty vignette, 1 signed Tardieu de la
Montague sc. (3^*.).
Morlifere (de la). Angola, histoire indienne, ouvrage sans
vraisemblance. Nouvelle edition revue et corrig^e. A.
Agra, avec privilege du Grand-Mogol (Paris), 1751, 2 parts,
12mo., fleuron on titles (both alike), 2 vignettes after
Eisen by Maisonneuve, and 5 plates after Eisen by Tardieu,
Aveline, and Maisonneuve {40s., and in morocco according
to state).
Characteristic for the boudoir language of the time the author
introduces in his romance. The counterfeit of the same date is to be
recognized by the vignettes containing a recumbent Venus instead of a
coach with two lovers inside ; and, again, the fleuron is not repeated on
the second title. Baron J. Pichon's copy bound by Padeloup, 500 frs. ;
R. Lion's copy in blue morocco double with citron by Cuzin, 420 frs.
Subsequent reprints are valueless.
Morlifere (de la). Les Lauriers ecclesiastiques, ou Campagnes
de I'abbe de T * * * (par La Morliere), troisifeme Edition,
corrigee et enrichie de VI. planches du fameux F. B. (falsely
attributed to Boucher, but in fact after Desrais). Luxuror
polls, de I'imprimerie ordinaire du clergd, 1779, 12mo., 6
plates, not signed (20s.) ; rare.
MOEUS— MOUHY 375
Morus. L'Utopie de Thomas Morus, chancelier d'Angleterre,
idee ingenieuse pour remedier au malheur des homines et
pour leur procurer une felicity complete, traduite nouvelle-
ment en frangois par M. de Gueudeville, et ornee de trfes-
belles figures. A Leide, chez Pierre Van der Aa, 1715,
post 8vo., portrait by Desrochers, engraved title, escutcheon,,
and 16 pretty plates (20*.).
The plate of the " Etalage viril," which is often missing, bears the
signature of Bleyswick, but a comparison of the compositions suggests
that all emanated from his hand. Comte de LigneroUes' copy in red
morocco by Padeloup, 905 frs. (1894). Price of binding. Reprinted,
Amsterdam, 1730.
Morveau (L'abbd de). Le Triomphe de la Religion, ou le
Sacrifice de Madame Louise de France, poeme dedie a
Mme. Adelaide. Londres et Paris, Musier, 1774, 8vo., a
fine portrait (5 s.).
Moseley (W. M.). Essay on Archery, describing the Practice-
of that Art in all Ages and Nations. London, 1792, 8vo.,
frontispiece {5s.).
Mottin de la Balme. Essais sur I'Equitation, ou, Principes
raisonnes sur I'Art de monter et de dresser les chevaux . . .
Amsterdam et Paris (Jombert et Ruault), 1773, post 8vo.,
frontispiece designed from nature by Moreau junior, and
engraved by Ingouf junior (lOs.).
Mouffle d'Angerville. Vie privee de Louis XV., ou Principaux
Evenements, particularites et anecdotes de son rfegne. A
Londres, chez John Peter Lyton, 1781, 3 vols., 12mo.,,
pretty medallion portrait of the King, supported by twO'
Amors, not signed (5 s.).
Some copies contain also the portraits of Mme. de Pompadour,,
of Mme. du Barry, Louis XV., Philippe d'Orleans, Jean Law, Cardinal
de Fleury, de Meaupou, and Abbe Terray.
Mouhy (De). La Paysanne parvenue, ou les Mdmoires de Mme.
la Marquise de L. V, par Mr. le chevalier de M. . , . Paris,
Prault, 1736, 3 vols., 12mo., 12 plates by Fessard (5s.).
Mouhy (De). ApoUon Mentor, ou le Telemaque moderne.
Londres, 1758, 2 vols., 8vo., fleuron on titles, both alike,
not signed, 2 frontispieces, and 2 plates after Humblot, by
Maisonneuve, and 3 ornamented letters (4s.).
Attributed to Pallissot.
Mouhy (De). La Mouche, ou les Espifegleries et Aventures
galantes de Bigand, nouvelle edition, revue et corrigee avec
376 MOUTONNET— MUS^US
figures. Venise et Paris, Cailleau, 177.7, 4 vols., 12mo.,
4 plates by Blancliard, not signed (55.).
Reprinted without date, with the plates signed Blanchard (3«.).
Moutonnet (Clairfons). La Galeide, ou le Chat de la Nature.
Galeopolis, chez GaleopMle, rue des Chats, an VI., 8vo.,
1 plate after Leclerc(35.).
Moyria (Gabriel de). Contes et Nouvelles en vers, par G. de
M * * * Paris, Didot I'aine, 1808, 12mo., vellum paper,
plate after Moreau (35.), limited number printed.
Munchhausen (Baron). Gulliver revived, containing Singular
Travels, Campaigns, Voyages and Adventures . . . London,
G. Kearsley, 1787, post 8vo., folding plates (105.).
Munter (Balthazar). Conversion du comte Jean-Frederic
Struensee, ci-devant ministre prive de S. M. le roi de
Dannemarc, publiee par Balthazar Munter, docteur en
theologia Nouvelle edition corrigee avec les remarques
d'un ami de la verite. S. 1. (Copenhague), lY73, post 8vo.,
portrait of Struensee, fieuron on title, vignette and tail-
piece (35.).
Murville (De). Le Paysage du Poussin, ou, Mes Illusions,
epitre a Bounieu, peintre du roi et de son academie.
Seconde edition. Paris, chez I'auteur, 1790, 8vo., 1 plate
after A. Moitte by J. B. THliard (3s.).
Musseus. Hero et Leandre, poeme de Musee (avec la traduction
de plusieurs Idylles de Theocrite), par M. M * * *
C * * * (Moutonnet de Clairfons). A Sestos et a Paris,
chez Le Boucher, 1774, roy. 8vo., superb frontispiece after
Eisen by Duclos (55.).
It is generally joined to the Anacreon of 1773.
Musseus. Les Amours de Leandre et de Hero, poeme de Musee
le grammairien, traduit du grec en frangais avec le text
(par La Porte du Theil). Paris, Nyon le jeune, 1784,
]2mo., pretty frontispiece after Cochin by de Launay jeune
(35., and double on Dutch paper).
Musseus. Les Amours de Hero et Leandre. Londres, 1790,
8vo., 1 plate after Desrais by de Mouchy (3s.).
Musseus. Les Amours de Leandre et de Hero, poeme traduit en
frangais, avec le texte grec, la version latine, des notes et
un Index, par J. B. GaU, an IV., 4to., portrait after Boichot,
MUS^US 377
9 plates after Boicliot (6), Le Barbier (1), Moitte (l), and
Fragonard (1) (8.s.).
Musseus. Hero et L^andre. See : Querelles.
Musseus Frangais, recueil complet des tableaux, statues et bas-
reliefs qui composent la collection nationale avec 1' explication
des sujets, etc. . . . par Croze-Magnan, Visconti et E.
David, public par Eobillard-Peronville et P. Laurent. Paris,
Herhon, Mame, etc. ... An XL, 1803-9, 4 vols.. Atlas
folio, 344 plates and portraits. Dedication to Bonaparte,
first consul.
Vol . 1 contains fleuron on title after Moreau by U. Massard, vignette
and tailpiece after Moreau by Simonet, and 93 plates after Albane, S.
Bourdon, An. Carrache, Ang. Carrache, Caravage, Cignani, Correge, P.
de Cortone, Conninck, P. de Champagne, G. de Grayer, Dominiquin,
Dorwen, Drouais, Fra Bartholomeo, G. Flinck, Guerchin, Guido, Jouvenet,
Lauri, Leonard de Vinci, Le Brun, Le Sueur, Lanfranc, C. Maratte,
Mignard, Murillo, Parmesan, Pesarese, Poussin, Procaccini, Rembrandt,
Ribera, Rubens, Sacchi, Salvator Rosa, Schidone, Spada, Raphael, J.
Romain, Solimene, Stella, Titien, Valentin, Veronese, Van der Werf,
Zeustris, by Audouin, Avril, Baquoy, Bartholozzi, Bettclini, Beisson,
Blot, Cantini, Galendi, Claessens, Croutelle, Delignon, Eichler, Fischer,
Gandolfi, Henriquez, Godefroy, Guttenberg, Ingouf jeune, Girardet,
Gueria, Fossoyeux, Kriiger, Laurent, Levasseur, Longhi, Massard pere,
U. Massard, Masquelier jeune, Morace, Malbeste, Metzger, Morel, A.
Merghen, Muller, Nicolet, Outkine, Feree, Pierron, Ribault, Romanet,
Rosaspiua, Schmutzer, jStoelzel, Tardieu, Triere, and Vendramini.
Vol. 2 has fleuron containing Napoleon's arms by Pierre Laurent,
repeated on titles of vols. 3 and 4, a vignette after Moreau by Simonet,
tailpiece after Moreau by Baquoy, and 84 plates after Albane, Bega,
Bol, S. Bourdon, Cesari, Ph. de Champagne, Craesbeck, Crespi, Cuyp,
David Teniers, Devon, Dujardin, G. Dow, Guide, Giorgione, Jordaens,
Leduc, Lenain, Leonard de Vinci, Leprince, Metzu, Mola, Murillo,
Netscher pfere, Ostade, Panini, Peter Neefs, Poussin, Raphael, Rembrandt,
Romanelli, Rubens, Stein wyck, Terburg, Teniers le vieux. Van der Werf,
Van Dyck, Vouet, Titien, De Witte, Wouwermans, by Abram, Audoin,
AvrU pere, Baquoy, Bonnet, Daudet, Caquet, Courbe, Boutrais,
Chataigner, Claessens, Delignon, Dupreel, Dequevauviller, Defrey,
Esquivel, Fontana, Gandolphi, Guttenberg, Halbou, Henriquez, Hehnan,
Garreau, Kesler, Klauber, Kruger, Laurent, Lavallee, De Launay, Le
Villain, Longhi, Levasseur, Masquelier, Massard. pere, XJ. Massard,
Miger, Morel, Mougeot, Peree, Petit, Ponce, Rosaspina, Schmutzer,
Stoelzel, Schultzer, and ITlmer.
Vol. 3 contains vignette and tailpiece after Moreau by Baquoy, and
84 plates after Backuyson, Bamboche, Bolognese, Breemberg, Brill,
. Berghem, A. Carrache, K. Dujardin, Dominiquin, Elzheimer, Feti,
La Hire, CI. Lorrain, Locatelli, Michaud, Miel, Moucheron, Mola,
Orizzonte, Ostade, Patel, P. Potter, Poussin, Pinacker, Rubens, Ruydael,
Swaneveldt, Teniers, Van Goyen, Van der Heyden, Van der UKt,
Van Huysum, Van Hayen, Van der Leuw, Wouvermans, Wynants,
and Van der Meulen, by Baltar, Bovinet, Darnstedt, Daudet, Deque-
vauviller, Desaulx, Duparc, Dupreel, Duttenofer, Eichler, Fortier,
378 MUSES— MUS^E
Garreau, Godefroy, Geissler, Guttenberg, Haldenwang, Hulk, P.
Laurent, Lienard, Lorieux, Mathieu, A. Morghen, Niquet, Pillement
fils, Massard, Schroeder, and Varin.
Vol. 4 has vignette after Moreau by Simonet, tailpiece after Moreau
by De Ghende, and 83 plates of antique sculpture by Aubert, Audouin,
Avril fils, Baquoy, Bellefonds, Bervic, Bourgeois, Chatillon, Desnoyers,
Delignon, Deque vauviller, Guerin, Guttenberg, Kessler, Fontana, H.
Laurent, TJ. Massard, Morace, Morel, de Meulemeester, MuUer fils,
F. Massard, Peree, Pierron, Reindel, Eichomme, Romanet, Schultze,
Tixier.
This magnificent work was originally published in 80 parts of 4
plates each, at 48 frs. each (and 96 frs. for unlettered proofs), and
the style of execution of the engravings makes it germane to- the
art of the 18th century. The production of the book is mainly due to
the energy and devotion of the artist Pierre Laurent. Reprinted
1829-30, with the plates classified as per each school. Henri Laurent
supplemented his father's work by issuing the Musee Napoleon and
the Musee Royal in 40 parts in 2 vols., 1812-18, containing fleuron on
title of Musee Napoleon, having the portrait of Marie Louise and the
crown of Bonaparte after Moreau, etched by Malbeste and finished by
Niquet aine, vignette after Moreau by Baquoy, tailpiece after Debret
by Godefroy fils, fleuron containing royal arms on vol. 2, and 161 plates.
Leboeuf de Montgermont's copy of the 6 vols., 1650 frs. The book has
now declined in value, owing in the main to uawieldy size. Copies,
however, in nice bindings command high prices, from £15 to £20, and
double with artists' proofs.
Muses (Les). Collection d'Estampes gravees en couleur, avec
I'explication des figures, suivie d'un coup d'oeil rapide sur
les Beaux-Arts. Paris, de rimprimerie de Monsieur, cliez
Le sieur Gamble, Anglois, inventeur de I'impression des
Estampes en couleur, et marchand d'Estampes, maison de la
Manufacture royale de Papiers peints, rue de Louis-le-Grand,
au coin du Boulevard ; (et chez) Didot le jeune, imprimeur
de Monsieur quai des Augustins, No. 22, 1789, folio, frontis-
piece after Boizot by Kide, and 12 plates after Fortin (2),
Boizot (7), Coqueret (1), and Eide (2), by Boizot (3) and
Ride (9). £3 to £4 in bistre, and in colours (rarissime) a
fancy price.
The author had some years ago a chance of acquiring a coloured copy,
but the colouring being indifferent, he declined the offer ; he ascertained
at the time that the Bibliotheque Nationale at Paris possessed no copy,
and the copy in the South Kensington Museum is plain.
Mus^e Napoleon (Galerie- du), publiee par Filhol, graveur, et
redigee par Lavallee (pfere et fils, et Caraffe, peintre). Paris,
an XIL, 1804-15, 10 vols., roy. 8vo. ; — Muse'e Royal de
France, ou, Collection gravee des Chef-d'CEuvre de Peinture
et de Sculpture, dont il s'est enrichi depuis la restauration,
public' par Mad. veuve Filhol (le text par M. Jal). Paris,
MTJSEO— MYSTERES 379
1827-8, roy. 8vo., together 11 vols., roy, 8vo., 792 plates
(720 for the 10 vols, originally published in 120 parts of 6
plates each, and 72 for supplement) after Moreau, Le Eoy,
and others by Langlois, Massard, etc. (£6 to £8, and more
on vellum paper, and more than double on large paper, 4to.,
with unlettered proofs, and with the etchings, a fancy
price).
The supplement has no etchings, but 25 copies were printed on large
paper with lettered India proofs. Of vol. 1 only 2 copies are known to
exist on large paper, and that accounts for this volume (consisting of
text and 60 plates) always being found mounted in the large-paper
copies, so as to adapt it to the size of the subsequent volumes. Gosford
large-paper copy in old English red morocco, 1220 frs. (1882). Copies
with the title : " Musee frangais," dated 1814-15, contain inferior
impressions.
Museo (El) pictorico, y eseala optica. Theorica . . . ' Madrid,
Bedmar, 1715-24, 3 vols., sm. fol., frontispiece and plates
(25s. to 305.).
Musical Miscellany (The), being a Collection of Choice Songs
set to the Violin and Flute. 1729-31, 6 vols., 8vo., frontis-
piece, and musical notes (30*. to 40s.).
Musical and Poetical Kelics of the "Welsh Bards. 1794, fol.,
frontispiece after Loutherbourg (15s. to 20s.).
Musick for Allan Ramsay's Collection of 71 Scots' Songs in the
Tea Table Miscellany. Edinburgh, 1763, 4 parts, 8vo., with
a frontispiece (15s. to 20s.).
Musique du Diable (La), ou le Mercure galant d^valise. A
Paris, chez Robert Le Turc, rue d'Enfer, 1711, pretty frontis-
piece by B. Picart (3s.).
Mystferes du Christianisme (Les) approfondis radicalement et
reconnus physiquement vrais (par Bebescourt). Londres,
1771, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces, 2 vignettes, and 2 tail-
pieces after Gravel ot by Picot and Delattre (4s., and more
on large paper).
A.CHRICHT von den frankischen Craistroupen . . .
Anhang von den Schwabischen Creisregimentern.
Niirnberg, ben Gabriel Nicolaus Raspe, 1782,
12mo., 34 coloured plates of costumes (405. to
505.).
Nanette, ou la jolie ecosseuse, ecrite par elle-m§me. Paris,
Vincent, an VIIL, 16mo., a pretty plate, not signed ; rare
(10s. to 155.).
Nanine, soeur de lait de la reine de Golconde, parodiee par
imitation sur les plus jolis airs connus, en trois actes et
quelques vaudevilles. Genfeve et Paris, veuve Duchesne,
1T68, 8vo., 1 plate after Martinet by Patas, fleuron on title
by Cbedel, and 8 pages of music (55.).-
Ba.rbier attributes this parody to Desfontaines.
Narp (Mme. de). Edouard et Clementine ou les Erreurs de la
jeunesse. Paris, cbez Ducauray, an X., 3 vols., 12mo., 3
plates after Bornet (2) and Devilliers (l) by Delvaux,
Demouchy, and Devilliers (3s.).
Narrazione delle solemn! reali feste fatte celebrare in Napoli,
da Sua Maesta II. Re delle Due Sicilie Carlo Infanto di
Spagna, Duca Di Parma, etc., per la nascita del suo primo-
genito FiKppo, real Principe delle Due Sicilie. In Napoli,
1749, roy. foL, fleuron on title, not signed, frontispiece
signed Carlo Gregori inc., 1 headpiece, not signed, an
ornamented letter, 15 beautiful large plates after Vincenzo
Re by Guiseppe Vasi, Felice Polenzani, H. Jardin, Luigi
Le Lorrain (305. to 40s., and more in morocco).
Nash (Richard, commonly called Beau). His Life, extracted
from his own papers. Edited by Dr. Goldsmith. London,
1762, 8vo. First edition. Portrait (155. to 20s.).
Nash (T.). Collection for the History of Worcestershire,
London, 1781-2. With a Supplement. London, 1799,
NATIVELLE— NEMEITZ 381
2 vols., fol., map, pedigrees, and plates (£8 to £9, and nearly
double on large paper).
To some copies a new title page was affixed, bearing the date of 1799.
To these an oval portrait of Nash is prefixed.
Nativelle (P.). Nouveau Traite d' Architecture . . . Paris,
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Naudot. Chansons notees de la tres venerable confrerie des
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Neel. Voyage de Paris a Saint-Cloud par mer et retour de
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Nemeitz (J. C. Baron). Le Gentilhomme etfanger voyageant
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artisans et clioses remarkables qu'on trouve dans cette grande
ville. Leide, J. Van Abcoude, 1727, 2 vols., post 8vo.,
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Nerciat. La" Matinee libertine, ou les Momens bien employes.
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The plates are attributed to Preudeberg.
Nerciat. Le Liable au Corps, ceuvre posthume du tres recom-
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NEUVILLE— NEWCASTLE 383
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Newcastle. A General System of Horsemanship in all its
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and 4 in the second vol.) (15s. to 20s.).
Delbergue's copy, in citroa morocco by Cuzin, 110 frs.
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Terre est un animal, opuscule philosophiques Versailles, an
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dames. Londres (Paris), 1787, 16mo., frontispiece and 17
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Nougaret. Histoire des Prisons de Paris et des departemens,
pour servir a I'liistoire de la Eevolution frangaise,
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Nouveau Cbansonnier, dtrennes les plus agreables aux
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gain. A Paris, chez le sieur Desnos, 1787, 16mo., frontis-
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Nouveau (Le) Patelain, s.l. (Paris), 1748, post 8vo., pretty
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Londres, chez John Bell dans le Strand, 1799, 2 vols., post
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Amsterdam, chez les frferes Wetstein, 1720, 2 vols., 12mo.,
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Nouveau Theatre italien, nouvelle edition. Paris, Briasson,
1733-36, 9 vols., 8vo., frontispiece after Coypel by Scotin
(Mis. de M.) (3s.).
Nouveau Testament en latin et en frangais, traduit par Sacy.
Edition ornee de figures gravees sur les dessins de Moreau
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4 frontispieces and 108 charming plates after Moreau by
Baquoy, Dambrun, Delaunay, Delignon, Delvaux, Duhamel,
Dupreel, Giraud, Godefroy, Halbou, Hubert, Langlois, de
Longueil, Petit, Simonet, Thomas, Tilliard, and Trifere (20s.,
388 NOUVEAU— NOUVELLE
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avec la connaissanee des chevaux propres a la chasse . . .
Paris, 1742, 8vo., 15 woodcuts (15s. to 20s.).
Reprinted 1750. The real author is Ant. Gaffet, sieur de la Brifar-
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Nouvel Ofiice pour les chevaliers de I'Ordre du Saint-Esprit.
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Novelist's Magazine . . . London, Harrison, 1780-9, 23 vols.,
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Nozze del sig'" marchese Guglielmo de Fulcis . . . con la s™"
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Nella Stamperia Albrizzi (1776), fol., allegorical frontispiece
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Nugae Venales, petit tresor latin et frangois des ris et de la joye,
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Office de la Semaine Sainte, en latin et en frangois. Paris,
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[Oldmixon (J.)]. British Empire in America . . . London,
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Michel Charles Le Cene, 1727, 2 vols., foL, maps, plans,
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impressions are to be found in the German edition of Hamburg, 1696
(25«.). This French version, interesting as it is, was originally pub-
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Olivier. L'Art des Armes simplifid, ou Nouveau Traite sur la
manifere de se servir de I'Epee (text English and French).
Londres, Bell (1771), 8vo., frontispiece and 8 folding plates
by Ovenden (10s. to 12s.).
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Olivier. Fencing familiarized. (Text English and French.)
London, 1780, 8vo., plates (15s. to 20s.).
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augmentee d'un grand nombre de figures en taille-douce.
Amsterdam, Desbordes, 1784, 4 vols., 12mo., 12 plates, not
signed (5 s.).
OUivier. Collection des Dessins des Poeles de formes antiques
et modernes de I'invention et de la manufacture du sieur
0 . . . rue de la Roquette, faubourg Saint-Antoine.
S.l.n.d. (Paris, circa 1790), sm. fob, 4 pages of text and 18
plates by Taraval after A. Bosse (£3 to £4, and with the
plates plain and coloured, £25 to £30). M. Hip. Destail-
leur's copy with the plates in this double state, 815 frs.
(1895).
Oneiroscopee. Le Livre des reves ou TOneiroscope'e, application
des songes aux numeros de la Loterie royale de France,
tiree de la Cabale italienne et de la sympathie des nomLres.
A Paris, chez Desnos, 1787, 16mo., 4 costume plates and
8 plates representing 90 subjects, not signed (10s.).
Oppenord, or Oppenort (Gilles-Marie). CEuvres de, ecuier,
directeur general des bitiments et jardins de son Altesse
Eoyale Monseigneur le due d'Orleans regent du royaume,
contenant difi"erents fragments d'architecture et d'ornements
a I'usage des batiments sacres publics, et particuliers,
graves, mis au jour et dedies h. Messire Le Normant de
Tournehem, etc., par son tr^s-humble et tres obeissant
serviteur Gabriel Huquier. A Paris, ches Huquier, rue
•des Mathurins au coin de celle de Sorbonne. S.d. (circa
1725-50), 3 parts in 1 vol., roy. folio, known under the
title of Grand, Moyen, et Petit Oppenord (£80 to £100).
Engraved title followed by "Avis aux Amateurs de dessin," portrait
of Oppenord, and 291 pieces on 158 plates, composed of trophies, doors,
chandeliers, reading-desks, girandoles, tombs, fountains, house decora-
tion, etc., etc. All these pieces are signed by G. Huquier, except a
few pieces in the latter part of the "Dix Livres k I'usage de ceux qui
s'appliquent aux Beaux Arts," which are by C N. Cochin. This is one
of the finest books on decorations of the 18th century. The Behague
copy, containing title, dedication, portrait, and 117 plates on 79 leaves,
1800 frs. ; R. Lion's copy, consisting of 80 leaves, 1660 frs. M. Morgand
marks a copy containing title, Avis, portrait, 3 plates designed by
Oppenord, and 117 pieces of decorations on 80 plates., 2200 frs. M. Hip.
Destailleur's copy, containing 360 pieces, partly engraved by Huquier,
on 160 leaves (the plates of the second and third parts being smaller
than those in part 1, and forming '2 and 4 pieces per leaf), with the
title before letters, and so the border of the "Avis" and two proofs
of the border of the portrait of Oppenord inserted, realized 3950 frs.
(1895).
OPUSCULES— OEIGINE 393
Opuscules sacres et lyriques, ou Cantiques sur differents sujets
de pi^t^, avec les airs notes, a I'usage de la jeunesse de la
paroisse de Saint-Sulpice. Paris, Nicolas Crapart, 1772,
4 vols., 8vo., 4 fine frontispieces, not signed, and a head-
piece in the first volume by Beugnet {5s/}.
Oraison fuhebre de Louis le Grand, Eoy de France et de
Navarre, prononcee' le 19 Decembre 1715, dans la chapelle
du Louvre, par Messire Edme Mongin, abbe de Saint
Martin d'Autun. Paris, Coignard, 1716, 4to., fleuron on
title, and pretty vignette with the medallion portrait of
Louis XIV. (3s.).
Oraison funebre de Monseigneur Louis Dauphin de France,
prononcee le 18 aoust 1711 par le P. Poisson. 1712, 4to.,
vignettes by Thomassin after Nattier (3s.).
Oraison funebre du due de Bourgogne, par Moreau, eveque de
' Vence. Paris, 1761, 4to., headpieces after C. N. Cochin
by Prevost (3s.).
Oraison funfebre prononcee pour I'lnfant Don Philippe due de
Parme et de Plaisance, dans I'eglise N6tre-Dame de Paris.
Paris, 1765, 4to., vignette after Cochin by Prevost (3s.).
Oraison funebre de Monseigneur Louis, Dauphin, prononcee
dans I'eglise N6tre-Dame de Paris, par C. de Lomenie de
Brienne, archeveque de Toulouse, le l"mars, 1766. Paris,
1766, 4to., 2 vignettes after Cochin by Prevost and
Baquoy (3 s.).
Oraison funfebre de Stanislas 1", Eoy de Pologne, due de
Lorraine, prononcee dans I'eglise N6tre-Dame de Paris.
Paris, 1766, 4to., vignette after Cochin by Prevost (3s.).
Oraison funebre de monseigneur le Cardinal de Fleury, par le
P. de La Neuville, 1743,' 4to., fleuron on title designed
and engraved by Cochin (35.).
Oraison funfebre de Philippe V., Eoy d'Espagne, 1759, 4to.,
headpiece designed and engraved by Cochin (3s.).
Oraison funfebre de Madame, duchesse de Parme, 1760, 4to.,
headpiece designed and engraved by Cochin (3s.).
Origine des Puces. Londres (Paris), 1749, 16mo., pretty
fleuron and headpiece, not signed, and 36 pages of engraved
text (10s.).
Attributed to Piron or Moiicrif. For the "Recueil des Meilleurs
Contes," Oazin edition, 1778, 4 vols., 16mo, this piece is included in
394 OEMOY— OVID
vol. i, " Contes de Grecaurt." Vide " Moncrif." In tte Radziwill sale
a copy in red morocco, with the arms of the Marquise de Pompadour,
190 frs. ] resold in the Leboeuf de Montgermont sale for 1150 frs.,
and again in the Quentin-Bauchart sale, 1410 frs,
Ormoy (Mile, d', Mme. Menard de Saint- Juste). Bergeries et
Opuscules. En Arcadie et se trouve a Paris, 1784, 12mo.,
engraved title ; only a limited number printed (5 s.).
Orphelines (Les) de Flower-Garden . . . Paris, Lepetit, an
VII. de la republique, 4 vols., post 8vo., 4 frontispieces by
Mariage (6 s.).
Ossian. Po^mes d'Ossian et de quelques autres bardes. Paris,
Gueffier, an III, 3 vols., 16mo., 3 plates, not signed (4s.).
Ossian. Poesies galliques, par Ossian, fils de Fingal, barde du
IIP siecle, traduites sur I'Anglais de Macpherson par Le
Tourneur, nouvelle edition, revue, etc., ornee de belles
gravures. Paris, Dentu, an VII., 2 vols., Bvo., 5 plates by
Tardieu I'aine (5 s.).
Oudry (Jean-Baptiste). Livre d' Animaux-termine au burin
par Le Bas, 12 plates, 4to. oblong (15s.).
Oudry. Eoman Comique, series for the (see Scarron).
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide en latin, traduites en fran-
9ois, avec des remarques et des explications historiques, par
M. L'Abbe Banier, de I'Academie des inscriptions et belles-
lettres ; ouvrage enrichi de figures en taille-douce, gravees
par B. Picart et autres habiles maltres. Amsterdam, J.
Wetstein et C. Smitb, 1732, 2 vols., roy. fol., frontispiece
after Picart, 2 fleurons (alike) on titles after V. Overbeke
by Malder and V. D. Gouwen, vignette heading the dedica-
tion to the king after L. F. D. B. (Louis-Fabrice du Bourg)
by Bernaerts, 1 ornamented letter, 124 engravings in the
text after Lebrun, Leclerc, Maas, Picart, Punt, J. Romain,
Tosta, de Wit, and Wandelaar, by Martin Bouche, Pierre
Paul Bouche, Bouttats, Folkema, V. Gunst, Jungmann,
Schenk, and Wandelaar, and 3 large plates at page 264,
vol. 2, each containing 2 fine subjects after Lebrun by
Folkema (40s., and more on large paper).
The edition was published with English text, Prench text, and with
Dutch text. The latter is considered to contain the first impressions,
but of course in Pi-ance the copies with the French text are preferred.
The Radziwill copy in old red morocco, 500 frs., resold in the Behague
sale for 900 frs. ; Em. Martin's copy in old red morocco, 205 frs. Oomte
de Lignerolles' copy in old red morocco, 151 frs. (1894).
OVID 395
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide, traduction de I'abbe
Banier (without the text). Amsterdam, chez Wetstein and
Smith, 1732, 3 vols., 8vo., 16 plates after Picard (5s.).
^ Another edition bearing the same date in 12mo., with 15 plates, not
■ signed, and frontispiece signed Philipps iav. et sculp. Comte de
LigneroUes' copy in old red morocco, 151 frs. (1894).
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses, traduction par I'abb^ de Belle-
garde . . . 1735, 2 vols., post 8vo., plates (3s.).
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide traduites en frangais par
M. du Ryer, avec des notes et explications a la fin de
chaque phrase. A La Haye chez Jean Neaulme, 1744, 4
vols., 12mo., 224 plates, mostly signed Brunet and Scotin.
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide, traduites en frangais . . .
par M. I'abbe Banier. Amsterdam et Leipzig, 1764, 3 vols.,
12mo., frontispiece and 15 plates, unsigned (6s.).
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide, en latin en frangois, de la
traduction de M. I'abbe Banier, de I'Academie royale des
inscriptions et belles-lettres, avec des explications his-
toriques. Paris, Hochereau (or Despilly, or Barrois, or
Delalain, or Guillyn, or Le Clercy, or Delomel, or Basan
et Lemire, all having associated to defray the expenses of
this magnificent publication), 1767-71, 4 vols., 4 to., 3
engraved leaves of dedication, 4 fleurons on title, 30 head-
pieces and 1 tailpiece (at end of vol. 4) by Choffard (after
himself, except last fleurons, and 4 vignettes after Monnet),
frontispiece containing Ovid's portrait and 140 plates,
after Boucher (10), Chofi"ard (1), Eisen (58), Gravelot (6),
Leprince (1), Monnet (36), Moreau (26), Parizeau (1), and
Saint-Gois (1), by Baquoy, Basan, Binet, Duclos, de
Ghendt, Helman, de Launay, Legrand, Lemire, Leroy,
Leveau, de Longueil, Masquelier, Massard, Miger, Nee,
Ponce, Eousseau, and Saint-Aubin (£10 to £12, and in
morocco according to state).
One of the most elegantly illustrated books of last century. A large-
paper copy (said to be of a later issue, but very rare) was sold to the
Baron J.-E. de Rothschild for 5000 frs. 12 copies exist with text on
Dutch paper. M. B. Paillet's unique copy, containing the complete
series of the artist's proofs and the etchings (both rarissime), as well as 5
duplicate plates " decouvertes," an India ink drawing by Choffard, etc.,
in old green morocco by Derome, signed (executed for Blondel d'Azin-
court, with his crescent and 3 thistles in the corners), is marked by
Morgand 30,000 frs. ; Baron R. P. . . .'s copy, with unlettered plates,
etchings, and vignettes without text, in blue morocco by Cuzia, 3650
frs. (1882) ; Quentin-Bauchart's copy in old red morocco, 3300 frs. ;
3S6 OVID
Gosford copy in old green morocco, 2870 frs. ; Em. Martin's copy, uncut,
with a few drawings inserted, 1170 frs. ; Behague's copy in red morocco
by Derome, 2855 frs. ; Collin's copy in old red morocco, 2150 frs. ; Rich.
Lion's copy, by Derome a I'oiseau, 2030 frs. ; Leboeuf de Montgermont's
copy, 2900 frs.; Dougoujon's copy, with unlettered proofs in old red
morocco, 6100 frs. Some plates (very rare and recherchees) are known as
" decouvertes," viz. " Jupiter et Jo ; " Diane surprise par Acteon,
Calisto, Persee delivrant Andromede, Cephale et I'Aurore, Pan et
Syrinx (the last is the commonest of all). The headpieces etched by
Choffard, and the title ileurons and the dedication plates, exist without
text in 4:to. Behague's copy of the plates in old binding, 695 frs. ;
Marquis's copy of the book, in 4 vols., with the unlettered proofs
in old morocco, with arms, 13,000 frs. Mme. G. Delessert's copy
with unlettered proofs in red morocco, by Derome, 6450 frs. (1895).
Plate 13 in the very first impression is signed by Eisen, while it was
really designed by Gravelot. The second edition is to be recognized by
vol. 4 being dated 1770, and page 215 in vol. 3 is erroneously paged 209.
The original drawings (except Pygmalion after Boucher, and that
after St. Gois) were sold in the Renouard sale for 1730 frs. ; resold in
the Thibaudean sale without the 9 out of the 10 of the Boucher
drawings (these being of a larger size) for 800 frs., and finally they were
acquired by M. Roederer of Reims for 35,000 frs. They consisted of
57 by Eisen, 26 by Moreau, 36 by Monnet, 6 by Gravelot, 1 by Le
Prince, and 1 by Parizeau, together 127 drawings.
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide, nouvelle traduction par
Fontanelle. Paris, chez Panckoucke, 1767, 2 vols., 8vo., 2
portraits, 2 engraved titles, and 15 plates after ZoccM by
Gregori (4s.).
Reprinted 1772 and 1776.
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide, traduites en frangois par
I'abbe Banier, avec figures gravees par Coiny, d'aprfes les
dessins do M. Eenaud, de Academie royale de peinture.
Paris, de I'imprimerie de Didot I'aine, 1787, 2 vols., 16mo.,
in 4 parts, 52 plates by Coiny and Couche after Eenaud
(155.).
Ovid. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide, traduction nouvelle avec
le texte latin, suivie d'une analyse de I'explication des fables,
de notes geographiques, historiques, mythologiques et
critiques par M. G.-T. Villenave, ornee de gravures d'aprfes
les dessins de MM. Le Barbier, Monsiau, et Moreau. Paris,
Gay et Guestard (imprimerie de Didot I'aine), 1806, 4 vols.,
roy. 4to. or 8vo., vellum paper, 144- plates after Lebarbier,
Monsiau, and Moreau, . by Baquoy, Courbe, Dambrun,
Delvaux, de Ghendt, Halbou, Hulk, Langlois, E. de Launay,
Malbeste, Mariage, Queverdo, Thomas, and Trifere (30s., and
in 4to., with the unlettered plates, 50's., and on large vellum
paper, £4 to £5).
OVID 397
Two copies exist on vellum. The Behague copy, on large vellum
paper, 450 frs. ; Delbergue-Cormont's copy, on vellum (1 of 2 copies),
with the plates on India paper mounted on vellum, in red morocco by
Bozerian, 1500 frs. ; a copy on vellum paper, with the plates before, and
with letters and the etchings (etchings 103 and 106 are often missing,
and appear not to exist) in red morocco by Cuzin, was sold in the same
sale for 1700 frs. ; 116 original sepia drawings (29 by Moreau, 43 by
Le Barbier, 41 by Monsiau, and 3 by Duvivier) are said to have been sold
to the late M. Louis Boederer of Beims for 20,000 frs.
Ovid. Epistole eroiche di P. Ovidio Nasone, trad, da Remigio
Fiorentino Parigi, appresso Durand, 1762, 8vo., portrait of
Ovid, title, 22 vignettes and 8 tailpieces by Gregori after
ZoecM {5s., and more with the illustrations in red; rare).
Ovid. P. Ovidii Nasonis Opera quae supersunt. Parisiis,
Barbou, 1762, 3 vols., 12mo., 3 frontispieces and 3 vignettes
by Eisen (46'.).
Ovid. Nouvelle Traduction des Heroides d'Ovide. Paris,
chez Durand, 1763, Bvo. and 4to., title and 21 vignettes
after Zocchi by Gregori (8 repeated and several not signed)
(5s. and 10s. respectively).
Jourdan has copied these vignettes for his edition, Paris, 1797, 8vo. (3« ).
Ovid. Le premier Livre des Fastes d'Ovide. Traduction
nouvelle. Avec des notes critiques et Historiques (par
Lezeau). A Paris, Barbou, 1714, 12mo., frontispiece (5s.).
Ovid. Traduction des Fastes d'Ovide, avec des notes et des
reclierclies de critique, d'histoire, etc., avec figures, par M.
Bayeux, avocat au parlement de Normandie. Eouen,
Boucher et Paris, V Ballard et Barrois, 1783-88, 4 vols.,
8vo., very fine frontispiece after Cochin by Gaucher, 6 plates
after Lebarbier by Henriquez, Leveau, Maleuvre, and Nee,
' 36 vignettes and tailpieces by Lebarbier and Gaucher, or,
not signed (10s., and double on large paper, 4to.).
The medals represented in the tailpieces, being for the greater part
imaginary and inventions of Goltzius, the so-called antiquarian, possess
hardly any merit. Gautier's large-paper copy containing Cochin's and
Lebarbier's original drawings, and bound in red morocco, was sold for
1500 frs., and is now in the collection of L. Boederer of Beims.
Ovid. L'Art d' Aimer et le Remede d' Amour, traduction (en
vers), d'Ovide, ornde de figures. Amsterdam, 1751, 12mo.,
frontispiece after Vanloo, fleuron on title, not signed, 2
plates for " L'Art d' Aimer " after Eisen, the whole engraved
by Le Mire and Tardieu, and one plate for the "Remede
d'Amour,"not signed (4s.).
Eeprinted 1767.
398 OVID-OZANNE
Ovid. L'Art d'Aimer, nouveau po^me en six chants par
M * * * (Gouge de Cessiferes), Edition fidfele et complete,
enrichie de figures. Londres, 1750, post 8vo., fleuron on
title, and 7 plates, not signed (4s.). Another edition,
Londres (Paris), 1760, with frontispiece after Eisen by
Martinet, and 6 plates after Martinet (4s.).
Ovid. Les Amours d'Ovide, traduction libre en vers frangais,
suivis du Eemede d' Amour, poeme en deux chants, imite,
d'Ovide, orn^s de 4 gravures par J. Bouillard. Paris,
Egron, an VII., 12mo., 4 plates after Bouillard (4s.).
Ovid. Traduction nouvelle de I'Art d'Aimer d'Ovide. Paris,
de I'imprimerie de Valade, et se trouve a Eeims, chez Cazin,'
libraire, 1783, 16mo., frontispiece after Pitz by Duponchel
This mutilated version was done for a young ladies' school.
Ovid. CEuvres galantes et amoureuses d'Ovide. Londres,
1786 (Cazin), 2 vols., 16mo., medallion portrait after
Marillier by Delvaux (3s.).
Ovid. CEuvres completes d'Ovide, traduites en frangais,
aux quelles on a ajoute la vie de ce pofete, les Hymnes de
Callimaque, le Pervigilium Veneris, etc. . . . edition
imprimde sous les yeux et par les soins de J. Ch. Poncelin.
Paris, Debarle, an VII., 7 vols., 8vo. or 4 to., 7 frontispieces
after Queverdo, by Simonet, Thomas, and Trifere {7s.); 25
copies in 4 and 25 copies in 8vo. exist with unlettered proofs
(20s. to 30s.).
Ovid. (Euvres. Paris, Barbou, 1793, 3 vols., 12mo., 3
vignettes and 3 frontispieces after Eisen (4s.).
Oxford Magazine, or University Museum, by a Society of
Gentlemen, 1768-71, 7 vols. 8vo, satirical and other
plates ; rare (40s. to 50s.).
Ozanne (Jeanne-F.). Diff^rents Sujets de marine graves par
Jeanne-F. Ozanne, a Paris, rue Saint-Jean de Beauvais,
8vo., frontispiece and 115 plates of principal types of boats
of the middle of the 18th century (205., and more in
morocco).
Ozanne. Vues de Paris, gravees par J. Fr. et M. J. Ozanne. A
Paris, chez la veuve Chereau. S.d. (circa 1765), oblong 4to.,
title and 5 plates after Ozanne, the painter (30s.).
Ozanne I'aine. Premier [Septifeme] Cahier d'Elemens de Pay-
sages pour apprendre a dessiner a la plume par 0 . . .
OZANNE 399
Paris, veuve Che'reau. S.d., sm. fol., 6 parts of 12 plates
each, and last part containing 24 plates (25s.).
Ozanne I'aine. Premier [Quatrifeme] Livre de paisages et de
Marines. Paris, veuve Che'reau. S.d., sm. fol., 4 parts of
6 plates each (10s.).
Ozanne (Yves-Marie). Nouvelles Vues perspectives des Ports
de France, dessin^es pour le Eoi par M. Ozanne. A Paris,
chez Le Gouaz . , . S.d. {1776), oblong fol., title, map, and
70 plates by Y. Le Gouaz (20s. to 25s.). Some copies
contain 80 plates (25s. to 30s.).
This is Ozanne, the Marine artist's chief work. Ozanne's 47 drawings
of harbour views of France were sold in December, 1813, for 1200 frs.
The following are some further collections of plates by Ozanne, viz. :
Di6Ferents Ports et Rades de France et des Antilles, 18 plates by L.
Gouaz and J. F. Ozanne (lOa.) ; Yues des Lieux celfebres de diverses
parties du Monde, gravees par Coiny, Garreau, Filhol, Masquelier, Le
Gouaz, PUlement, and Racine (10«.) ; Marine militaire, ou Recueil des
differents vaisseaux qui servent a la guerre, etc., par Ozanne I'aine,
frontispiece and 50 engravings (12s, to 15s.) ; Ornements de Proues de
divers batiments, 24 plates by Le Gouaz and Coiny (10«.) ; Recueil des
Combats de Jean-Bart, 19 plates (10s.) ; Recueil des Combats de
Duguay-Trouin, 29 plates by J. R. Ozanne and Le Gouaz (10s.).
ACOME (Le Fr.). Description du Plan en Relief
de I'Abbaye de la Trappe. A Paris, 1708, roj.
4to., plan and plates (5s.).
Pacot. Figures de la Passion de Notre Seigneur
Je'sus Christ, accompagne'es de reflexions propres
a donner 1' intelligence de ce mystfere. Se vend a Paris,
chez Che'reau. S.d. (circa 1720), 8vo., engraved through-
out with 35 vignettes heading each leaf by Chereau (lOs.,
and double on large paper).
Pages (Frangois). Les Erreurs de la Vie, ou Memoires de
Felicie. Paris, Dentu, an VII., 2 vols, in 1, 12mo., 2 plates
after Binet by Mariage (3 s.).
Pahin de la Blancherie. Extrait du Journal de mes Voyages,
ou Histoire d'un jeune homme, pour servir d'ecole aux pferes
et meres. A Paris, chez les frferes de Bure, 1775, 2 vols.,
8vo., a charming plate after Marillier by Eomanet (4s.).
Pajou. Histoire du roi Splendide et de la Princesse Hetero-
clite. S.I., 1748, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 engraved
titles (4s.).
Pajou. Contes Nouveaux et Nouvelles Nouvelles en vers. A
Anvers, s.d. (circa 1753), post 8vo., engravings (5s.).
Palissot (de Montenoy). Les Philosophes, comedie en trois
actes et eh vers. Paris, Duchesne, 1760, 12mo., fleuron on
title, and 3 plates designed -and engraved by Bisen
(5s.).
Palissot (de Montenoy). Lettre de I'auteur de la comedie des
Philosophes au public, pour servir de preface a la pifece.
S.l. (Paris), 1760, 12mo., 3 pretty plates, not signed
(3s.).
The Comedie des Philosophes, a satire on the encyclopedists, has given
rise to several parodies with satirical plates, viz. : Les Philosophes de bois,
1760, 12mo., 1 plate, not signed ; Le petit Philosophe de Poinsinet, 1760,
PALISSOT— PALLAS 401
1 plate; Les Originaux, Nancy, 1760, 12mo., frontispiece signed Bon
sens inv. Juste sc. ; Les Philosophes masques (by Cailleau), 1760, 12mo.
frontispiece, not signed, and 2 plates of medals, one signed Le Sourd
verberavit ; Epitre du Diable a M. de V * * *- Geneve, 1760, vignette
on title not signed. Sometimes a large folding plate, " Le Repas des
Philosophes," is added (58.).
Palissot (de Montenoy). Tli^fi,tre et (Euvres diverses. Londres
et Paris, 1V63, 3 vols., 12mo., very fine portrait after Saint-
Aubin by Poletnich, and a fine plate signed Gravelot and
A. S. in vol. 2 (4s.).
Marie Antoinette's copy in red morocco is in the Bibliotheque
Nationale.
Palissot (de Montenoy). La Dunciade, poeme en dix chants.
Londres, 1781 (Cazin), 16mo., medallion portrait after
Monnet by Voysard (3s.). Another edition, Paris, an VIII.,
12mo., with a plate, not signed (3s.).
Palissot (de Montenoy). CEuvres completes. Lifege et Paris,
Bastien, 1778-9, 7 vols., 8vo., portrait after Monnet by
ChofFard, and 18 plates (8 after Meon by Therese Martinet,
and 10 after Monnet without engraver's name) (10s. to
12s.).
Palissot (de Montenoy). (Euvres completes, nouvelle edition,
revue et corrigee. Paris, de I'imprimerie de Monsieur, 1788,
4 vols., 8vo., portrait and 18 plates after Moreau and
Monnet (lOs., and double on vellum paper).
Marie Antoinette's vellum paper copy in red morocco, with her arms
in centre and fleurs-de-lis in the corners, is marked by M. Morgand 3000
frs. (Catalogue de la Bibliotheque de M. E. Paillet.) JBaron Roger
Portalis in the 5th edition of Cohen erroneously announces Marie
Antoinette's copy as of the 1778-9 edition.
Palladio (A.). Architecture in English, Italian, and French,
with Notes and Observations by Inigo Jones, revised,
designed, and published by J. Leohi. London, 1715, 5
parts in 2 vols., portrait by Picart and 232 plates (40s. to
50s.).
Palladio. Les B^timens et les Dessins d' Andre Palladio,
recueillis et illustres par Octave Bertotti Scamozzi, en
italien et en frangois. Vicence, 1776-83, 4 vols , roy. fol.
Best edition, numerous plates (£4 to £5).
Pallas. Voyages de Pallas en differentes provinces de I'Empire
de Russie et dans I'Asie septentrionale, trad, de I'allemand
par Grauthier de la Peyronie. Paris, 1788-93, 5 vols. 4to.
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of text and 1 vol. 4to. of plates (125., and more on large
paper).
The "Voyages entrepris dans les gouvernements meridionaux de
I'Empire de Russie dans les annees 1793 et 1794, par Pallas, traduction
de rallemand par de La Boulaye et Tonnelier, 1805," 2 vols., ito., and
atlas oblong (6«.), are joined to tlie above work. The original German
edition appeared at St. Petersburg in 1771-3 ; 3 vols., 4to., with 100
plates (20s., and coloured 50«.).
[Paltock (R.).] Life and Adventures of Peter Wilkins, a
Cornish Man, by R. S. London, 1738, 8vo., plates (6s.).
Panard. Le Nouvelliste dupe, opera-comique en un acte.
Paris, Duchesne, 1757, 8vo., portrait of Panard by Chenu
{3s.).
Panard. Theatre et (Eavres diverses. Paris, Duchesne, 176,3,
4 vols., 12mo., author's portrait by Chenu (3s.).
Panckouke (Henri). Lettre de don Carlos a Elizabeth, suivie
d'un passage de I'Aminte du Tasse traduit en vers, et du
poeme de la Nuit, imite de Gessner. Paris, Panckouke et
V° Duchesne ; Lille, Carre de la Rue, 1768, 8vo., 1 plate
after Gravelot by Levasseur (3s.).
Panseron (P.). Elemens [et Nouveaux Elemens] d' Architecture
. . . Paris, 1773-6, 2 vols., 4to., plates by Bienvenu and
Thierry (£5 to £6).
Pantin et Pantine, conte. A Paris, chez tout le monde, a la
folic, I'an du Bilboquet 35, 12mo., title and frontispiece,
not signed (3s.).
Pantins des Boulevards (Les), ou les B . . . de Thalie, etc.
. . . recueillis par le compere Mathieu. Paris, de I'impri-
merie de NicodSme dans la lune, 1791 ; second part, 16mo.,
comprises : " Amusemens libertins du spectacle lirique,
orgies gaillardes de I'Ambigu-comique, travaux priapiques
des Delassemens comiques, obscenites triviales des danseurs
de corde, tretaux gaillards et crapuleux des associes, passe-
teurs orduriers des comediens de BaujoUois." Each piece
has a frontispiece and a plate, both not signed (30s. to
40s.).
According to Cohen, there should be 5 plates instead of 4 as indicated
above.
Papillon (J. M.). Ces Estampes sont inventees et grave'es en
bois par J. M. Papillon. A Paris, s.d. (1727), 12mo., 42
engravings on 27 leaves (20s.).
PAPILLON— PAEFAIT 403
Papillon (J. M.). Petit Almanacli de Paris, augmente pour
I'annee 1729. A Paris, s.d., 12mo., 50 woodcuts of head-
pieces, fleurons, etc., on 37 leaves (15s.).
Papillon (J. M.). Petit Almanacli de Paris, augmente pour
I'anne'e 1733. A Paris, s.d., 12mo., woodcuts of the symbols
of the months, head and tail pieces, fleurons, etc., having
also another title : " Ces Estampes sont invente'es et
gravees en bois par J. M. Papillon " (15s.).
Papillon (J. M.). Traite historique et pratique de la gravure.
Ouvrage enrichi des plus jolis morceaux de sa composition
et de sa gravure. Paris, P. G. Simon, 1766, 3 vols., 8vo.,
woodcut portrait of the author, pretty vignettes on titles,
both sides, at top of dedication and in the text, 6 plates and
numerous tailpieces (10s. to 15 s.).
Thirty years prior to this publication the author privately printed
a small treatise entitled, "Histoire de la gravure en bois et des.
graveurs fameux, tant anciens quemodernes qui I'ont pratiquee" (Paris,,
1736), 12mo.
Papillon. Petit Almanach de Paris pour I'annee 1787, et
annees suivantes. A Paris, chez J. M. Papillon graveur
en bois, 12mo., 12 plates for each month, and numerous,
head and tail pieces, escutcheons, fleurons, etc., all engraiVed.
on wood by Papillon (5s.).
Papillon was the term formerly used to call the Almanach, by reason
of its generally having a butterfly as ornament engraved on title. The-
author was considered one of the rarest artist-engravers on wood of the
last century. A copy of his works, formed in 4 vols., fol., and containing
5000 pieces, was presented by the artist to the " Cabinet des Estampes."
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy, said to be Papillon's own copy of his.
" CEuvre," containing 3595 woodcuts, besides an original drawing and
other engravings, was sold for 500 frs. (1895).
Papillon de la Ferte. Extraits de difi"erents ouvrages publics
sur la Vie des peintres, par P. D. L. F. Paris, Euault,
1776, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 allegorical frontispieces after J. M.
Moreau by L. Lempereur (4s.).
Parfait Cocher (Le) ou I'Art d'entretenir et conduire un equi-
page en ville et en campagne. Liege, 1777; 8vo., frontis-
piece signed Vernansal by H. Godin (3s.).
Attributed to La Chesnaie des Bois and to the Due de Nevers.
Parfait (Le) Module, orn^ d'Estampes qui reprdsentent plusieurs
beaux traits tires de la Partie de Chasse de Henri IV.
Paris, Desnos, s.d., 16mo., with an Almanack for 1778,
engraved title, frontispiece containing portrait of Henri
404 PAEKYNS— PASCAL
IV., 12 plates, not signed, after Gravelot or in his manner,
and 12 pages (out of 104) of engraved text (20s.).
Parkyns (Sir T.). Inn-Play, or, Cornisli-Hugg Wrestler.
Nottingham, 1714, 4to., woodcuts (12s. to 155.).
Parmentier (Abbe). Lettre de Caton d'Utique a Cesar. Paris,
de I'imprimerie de Lambert, 1766, 8vo., 1 pretty plate after
Gravelot by Fessard (3s.).
Parny. Opuscules poetiques. Amsterdam, 1779, 8vo., 5
plates after Monnet by Anselin (5 s.).
Parny. Opuscules, troisiferue edition, corrigee et augment^e.
A Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1781, 24mo., frontispiece and 4
charming plates, not signed (4s.).
Parny. Opuscules, 4^ edition. S.I., 1784, 2 vols., 16mo., both
titles engraved alike, and 5 plates after Monnet by Anselin
(4s.). Reprinted 1796, 2 vols., post 8vo. (3s.).
Parny. Opuscules ... Quatrieme edition. Londres et Caen,
chez Mansury, 1787, 2 vols., 16mo., frontispiece and 4
plates by Coulet (3s.).
Counterfeit of Cazin.
Parny. ffiuvres d'Evariste Parny. Paris, chez Debray,
imprimerie de P. Didot I'aine, 1808, 5 vols., 12mo., pretty
frontispiece after Moreau by Baquoy (10s., and £2 on
vellum paper).
" La Guerre des Dieux " forms vol. 5. Collin's vellum paper copy in
blue morocco and vol. 5 double with citron morocco, 950 frs. (an absurd
price).
Parodies (Les) du nouveau Th^Eltre italien. Paris, Briasson,
1738, 4 vols., 12mo., 4 frontispieces designed and engraved
by Mathey and Scotin (5s.).
Partisans demasquez (Les), nouvelle plus que galante, divis^e
en quatre parties. A Cologne, chez Adr. L'Enclume, gendre
de P. Marteau, 1710, 16mo., frontispiece in the style of
Harrewyn (5 s.).
A satire directed against the Permiers-generaux and the Financiers.
Pascal (B.). GEuvres ... A la Haye, 1779, 5 vols., 8vo.,
portrait by Bradel after Quesnel (10s. to 12s.).
Pascal. Les Pensees, avec les notes de M. de Voltaire.
Geneve (Cazin), 1778, 2 vols., 16mo., portrait by de
Launay (3s.).
Reprinted 1785 (3s.).
PASQUIEEr-PATTE 405
Pasquier. Plan topographique et raisonne de Paris, dedie a
Mgr. le due de Chevreuse, par les Srs. Pasquier et Denis,
graveurs, 1758, post 8vo. Engraved througliout, and
containing 12 small, head and tail pieces representing views
of Paris, designed and engraved by Pasquier (£2 to £3).
Passe-temps (Le) royal de Versailles ou les Amours secrettes de
Mad. de Maintenon, . sur de nouveaux memoires, etc.
Cologne, P. Marteau, 1/06, 12mo., frontispiece ; rare (5s.).
Passion et Mort de Louis XVI. (La), roi des juifs et des
Chretiens. A Jerusalem (Paris), 1790, 8vo., a satirical
plate, not signed {3s.).
A violent pamphlet. The plate represents the king crucified between
a prince and a bishop.
Patas. Sacre et Couronnement de Louis XVI., roi de France
et de Navarre, a Eheims, le 11 juin 1775 (par I'abbe
Pichon), precedes de recherches sur le sacre des rois de
France (par Gobet), enrichis d'un tres grand nombre de-
figures en taille-douce, gravees par le sieur Patas, avec leurs.
explications. Paris, chez Vente et chez Patas, 1775, 8vo.,
engraved title, frontispiece, 12 headpieces, 10 large plates
for the ceremonies, plan of Reims after Arrivet, and 39
plates within ornamental borders representing figures in the
costume of the Sacre by Patas after Boquet (10s., and £2
to £3 on large Dutch paper, 4to.).
Often the portrait of Louis XVI. by Lemire after Duplessis, and
sometimes another after Saint-Aubin, is inserted. The Radziwill copy in
citron morocco with royal arms, 135 frs. ; Ruggieri's copy with Marie
Antoinette's arms, 1600 frs. ; the Double copy, 7000 frs.
Paterson (Lieut. W.). Four Journeys into the Country of the-
Hottentots and CaiFraria, 1777-9. London, J. Johnson ^. -
1789, 4to., map and coloured plates (30s. to 40s.).
Patouart fils. La Muse lyrique,.dediee a la Reine. Recueil
d'avis avec accompagnement de guitare. (Paris, 1775-76),
8vo., pretty frontispiece by L. Legrand 'after A. Huet (3s.).
Patte. Monuments erig^s en France a la Gloire de Louis XV.
precedes d'un tableau du progrfes des arts et des sciences sous
ce regoe, etc. A Paris, chez I'auteur et chez Desaint et
Saillant, 1765, fol., fleuron on title, 2 vignettes after Patte,
and 57 plates (several folding) after Patte, Marvie,
Constant, Guelin, le Carpentier, Boffrand, Slodtz, and
Rousset, by Aubri, Baquoy, Gabriel, Loyer, Noel, Lemire,
and Marvie (10s.).
406 PAULIN— PENSEES
Behague's copy in red morocco with royal arms, 140 frs. ; M. Hip.
Detailleur's copy ui old red morocco, 30 frs. (1895). lu the same year
another copy in old red morocco, ■with arms of Louis X V., only 35 frs.
Paulin, ou les Aventures du Comte Walter. A Philadelphie,
1792, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 pretty plates, not signed (3s.).
Attributed to Grandin.
Paulmy (Le Marquis de). Choix de petits Romans de differens
genres par M. L. M. D. P. Londres et Paris, 1789, 2 vols.,
16mo., 2 plates, not signed (3s.).
Pausanias, ou Voyage historique de la Grrfece, trad, en francais
avec des remarques par I'abbe GMoyn. Paris, 1731, 2
vols., 4to., frontispiece after Humblot by Scotin, and 4
folding plates after Rigaud and 3 maps (5s.).
Reprinted 1733, 4 vols., 12mo. (3s.).
Peck (F.). Academia Tertia Anglicana, or the Antiquarian
Annals of Stanford in Lincoln, Rutland, and Northampton
Shires. London, 1727, fol., plates of views (l5s., to 20s.,
and more on large paper).
Peck (F.). Desiderata Curiosa. London, 1732-35, 2 vols.,
4to., portrait and plates (20s. to 25s., and more on large
paper).
The subsequent edition of 1779 is of about the same value.
Peignot (Gabriel). Opuscules philosophiques et poetiques de
Frfere Jer6me, mis au jour par sou cousin Gabriel P. . . .
Paris, Mercier, an IV., 16mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Pelleport (G. Lafitte, marquis de). Le Diable dans un b^nitier
et la Metamorphose du Gazetier cuirasse en mouche, etc.
. . . par Pierre Le Roux, ingdnieur des Grands Chemins.
Paris, de I'imprimerie Royale, s.d., 8vo., 1 plate, not signed
(3s.).
Pamphlet against Thevenot de Morande.
Pemberton (E.). Essay for the further Improvement of
Dancing, being a collection of Figure Dances. J. Walsh,
1711, 4to., engraved throughout (50s. to 60s.).
Pembroke (Henry, Earl of). Method of Breaking Horses, and
teaching Soldiers to Ride. London, 1761, 12mo., 3 plates
(20s. to 30s., and double in contemporary morocco).
Subsequent editions 1778 and 1793, both sm. 4to.
Pensees sur les Femmes et le Mariage, dediees aux hommes par
P:6KAU— PEREAULT 407
un vieux militaire. A Kehl, 1782, 3 vols., 12mo., curious
frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Perau (Ahhe). Description historique de I'hotel royal des
Invalides, avec les plans, coupes, etc. Paris, Desprez, 1756,
foL, frontispiece after Cazes by Cochin, fleuron after Cochin,
2 vignettes after Ulin by Cochin, 2 ornamented capitals,
one by Cochin, the other by Pasquier, 108 large plates by
Cochin (20s., and more in morocco).
Percier (C.) et P. L. F. Fontaine. Palais, Maisons et autres
edifices modernes, dessines a Rome. A Paris, chez les
auteurs, an VI., fol., 100 plates (20s.).
Reprinted about 1802 (10s., and coloured, M to £5).
Percy (Th.). Eeliques of Ancient English Poetry, consisting of
old Heroic Ballads, Songs, and other pieces of our earlier
Poets (chiefly of the lyric kind), together with some few of
later date. London, 1765, 3 vols., post 8vo., first edition,
portrait and vignettes (12s. to 15s.).
Pfere avare (Le). Paris, 1770, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece after
Eisen by Le Mire (3s.).
Perelle (Adam). Vues des plus beaux bastimens de France. A
Paris, chez J. Mariette, s.d. (circa 1700), oblong 4to., 7
titles and 324 plates (£8 to £10).
Perelle (Adam). Les Delices de Paris et de ses environs, ou
Recueil de Vues perspectives . . . de Paris et des maisons
de plaisance . . . aux environs . . . Paris, Jombert, 1753.
fol., 210 plates (Jombert, as proprietor of the copper-plates,
had them retouched) by Marot, Perelle, Silvestre, etc. (£7
to £8).
Pernetti (Abbe). Lettres philosophiques sur les physionomies,
2° edition. La Haye, Jean Heaulme, 1746, 12mo., 1 plate,
signed Schley (3s.).
Reprinted 1762 and 1768, 2 parts, 12mo., with 2 frontispieces (both
. alike) and engraved titles (38.).
Perrault (Charles). Histoire ou Contes du Temps passe. Avec
des Moralites. A Paris, chez la veuve Barbin, 1707, 12mo.,
frontispiece and half-page vignette heading each Tale by
Clouzier (reproduced from the original edition of 1697 (15s.
to 20s.).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in red morocco by Trautz, 200 frs. (1894).
This edition came out under the segis of the author's son.
408 PEEEAULT
Peirault (Charles). Histoires ou Contes du Temps passe, avec
des Moralit^s. Nouvelle edition, augment^e d'une, nouvelle
a la fin (L'Adroite Princesse, par Mile. L'Heritier de
Villandon). La Haye et Paris, Coustelier, 1742, 16mo.,
frontispiece and 8 pretty vignettes after de Sfeve by Fokke
(£2).
These pretty headpieces are here first impressions. The Radziwill
copy, 100 frs. ; Leboeuf de Montgermont's copy ia red morocco by Cape,
380 frs. ; Behague's copy in green morocco by Trautz, 240 frs. ; Comte
de Lignerolles' copy with large margins, containing frontispiece and 9
vignettes bound in red morocco double with citron morocco by Trautz-
Bauzonnet, 381 frs. (1894); another copy in the same sale in citron
morocco by Trautz-Bauzonnet, 77 frs.
Perrault. Contes de ma Mhve I'Oye (Mother Goose's Tales). La
Haye, Jean Neaulme, 1745, post 8vo., frontispiece and 8
vignettes (the same as above) (105.).
Text English and French.
Perrault. Histoire ou Contes du Temps passe, avec des
moralites. Nouvelle edition, augmentee d'une nouvelle et
d'une fable. La Haye et Lifege, chez Bassompierre, 1777,,
8vo., title within border, and 7 half-page vignettes (15s.).
Excepting the last vignette, they are all reproductions of Fokke.
Perrault. Contes des Fees. Paris, Lamy, 1781. Griselidis,
Peau d'Ane et les Souhaits ridicules (en vers, et Peau d'Ane
en prose). Paris, Lamy, 1781, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo.,
frontispiece and 12 vignettes by De Sfeve (8) and Mar-
tinet (4). " Edition definitive " (£3, and on Dutch or large
paper a fancy price).
Rare, but large vellum paper copies are rarissime. The title sometimes
bears the address of Fournier. Lamy, the editor, had the copper-plates
engraved by Fokke after de S^ve for the 1742 edition .retouched, and
2 new vignettes executed by Martinet for "Griselidis" and "Peau
d'Ane," which are repeated in the "Souhaits ridicules" and "Peau
d'Ane " en vers. Some choice copies have the vignettes in blue, red, and
black. The De Bure copy on Dutch paper was sold in the Solar sale for
660 frs., resold in Comte de Lignerolles' sale for 4950 frs.(1894) ; another
copy in the same sale in red morocco by Trautz, with an extra portrait
inserted, 2-50 frs. One copy exists on vellum. A copy morocco double
by Chambolle-Duru, 109 frs. (1895) ; Baron Pichon's copy in red morocco
by Derome, 1120 frs.; Bninet's copy in red morocco by Derome, with
the vignettes in red and black, 2600 frs. ; Lebceuf de Montgermont's
copy (formerly La Bedoyere's) in morocco by Derome, 2700 frs. ;
Behague's copy in red morocco, with large dentelle by Trautz, 4200 frs. ;
Mme. G. Delessert's copy on Dutch paper without the frontispiece (from
Nochier's library) in morocco by Derome, 1020 frs. (1895).
PEEEAULT— PEETUISIER 409
I'errault. Histoire du Temps passe, ou les Contes de ma mere
rOye avec des moralites . . . orn^ de figures en taille-do.uce.
Londres, et se trouve a Bruxelles, Le Francq, 1785, 2 vols.,
16mo. (text English and French), frontispiece and 9 plates,
not signed (10s.).
Perrault. Contes des Fees, contenant le Chaperon rouge, les
Fdes, Barbe-Bleue, la Belle au bois-dormant, le Chat botte,
Cendrillon, Eiquet a la Houppe, le Petit Poucet, I'Adroite
Princesse, Griselidis, Peau d'Ane, les Souhaits ridicules.
De I'imprimerie de Didot jeune, a Paris, chez H. Tardieu,
au IX., 12mo., 12 plates after Canu (5 s.).
Perrault. Tales of Passed Times by Mother Goose, with
Morals, written in French by M. Perrault, and Englished by
E. S. Gent, to which is added the Discreet Princess, the 6th
edition (French and English). London, J. Melvil, 1764,
12mo., plates (£3, and double on large paper).
Perreau. Scenes champStres et autres ouvrages du meme genre,
par M. P * * * . A Londres et a Paris, chez Desanges,
1785, 16mo., engraved title, not signed (3s.).
Perret (J. J.). La Pagonotomie, ou I'Art d'ap prendre a se raser
soi-m6me, avec la manifere de connaitre toutes sortes de
pierres propres a affiler tous les ou tiles, et les moyens de
preparer les cuirs pour repasser les rasoirs, etc., 1769,
12mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Perrin. Wertherie . . . troisieme edition, etc., orn.ee de gravureb.
Paris, Louis, an II., 2 vols., 16mo., 4 plates by Frussotte
(3s.).
Persius. Satires de Perse, traduction nouvelle, avec le text latin
a cote, et des notes, par M. I'abbe Lemonnier. Paris,
Jombert et Cellot, 1771, 8vo., frontispiece after Cochin by
Eousseau (3s., and on Dutch paper 12s.).
Persius and Juvenal. Auli Flacci Persii D. Juvenalis et Sulpicii
Satyrarum, nova editio diligenter recognita. Paris, Barbou,
1776, 12mo., 2 fine frontispieces by Cl.-Duflos (3s.).
Persius. Auli Persii Flacci Satyrse. Bernse, 1765, 8 vo., frontis-
piece after Grimm by Holzhalb and vignettes, signed by
the same (3s.).
Pertuisier (Ch.). Mes premieres Etourderies, ou Quelques
Chapitres de ma vie en attendant mieux. Paris, Marchand,
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an VIII. , 3 vols., 16mo., 3 plates after Binet by Bovinet
(5..).
Pesselier. Fables Nouvelles, par M. P * * * . Paris, Prault,
1748, post 8vo., frontispiece, fleuron on title, and 1 vignette
after Eisen by Lebas (3s.).
Reprinted 1758, 12mo.
Pestalozzi. Leonard et Gertrude, ou les Moeurs villageoises
telles qu'on les retrouve a la Cour, traduit de I'allemand (par
Pajon de Moneets). Berlin, Decker, 1783, 8vo., 12 pretty
plates by Chodowiecki (10s.).
Peter the Great. Verzameling van intgekorene Zin spreuken
en Zinnebeeldige Printvercieringen, eertijds op bevel van
Peter Alexis of de Groote, en nu op nieus verrykt door
Hermannus Van der Burg. Te Haarlem, Johannes Mar-
shoorn, 1743, 4to., frontispiece and 839 emblems (30s.).
Great part of the first edition, now of the utmost rarity, was lost in a
shipwreck. This, the second edition, is also rare, but less interesting,
the legends not being in Russian.
Petit Conteur (Le) amusant et chantant, etrennes d'un nouveau
genre. Paris, chez Janet, an X., 16mo., frontispiece and 11
pretty plates (8s.).
Petitot (E. A.). Livres des Vases tire du Cabinet de M. Du
Tillot . . . et grave a I'eau-forte d'aprfes les dessins originaux
de M. En. Alex. Petitot . . . par Benigno Bossi. Parme,
B. Bossi, s.d. (1764), sm. fol., engraved title, frontispiece
and 31 etchings (25s. to 30s.).
Petit-Eadel. Les Amours de Zoroas et de Pancharis, poeme
critique et didactique ou veillees d'un homme de loisir sur
le culte de Cytheree, ouvrage traduit du latin, etc., par un
amateur de I'antiquite. Paris, Patris, an X. (1802), 3 vols.,
8vo., plates by Mariage (10s.).
The original : De Amoribus Pancharitis et Zoroffi, poema eroticon
idalio stylo exaratum, seu Umbratica Lucubratio de Cultu Veneris mileto
ohm peracto ut amathuntei mysta sacelli subduxit et vulgavit Athenis.
Parisiis, apud Molini, via dicta Mignon, anno Republicae Gallicse vi.
(1798), with frontispiece, of which the author possesses a copy printed
on vellum.
Petits Riens lyriques (Les). A Paris, chez Mile. Monnet, a
la Lyre-d'Or, grande place de I'hotel de Soissons, s.d., frontis-
piece by Monnet (3s.).
Petit Tableau de la France . . . Paris, 1764, 16mo., engraved
title printed in colours and maps (5s.).
PETIT— PEYEOTTE 411
Petit Tresor des Artistes ou des Amateurs des Arts (Le), ou le
Guide sur et infaillible des peintres, sculpteurs, dessinateurs,
et architectes . . . Paris, Huet, an VIIL, 3 vols., 8vo., about
400 engravings (10s.).
Petity (Abbe de). Bibliothfeque des Artistes et des Amateurs,
ou Tablettes analytiques et m^thodiques sur les sciences et
les beaux-arts, de'diee an Roi, etc., par I'abbe de Petity,
predicateur de la Reine. Paris, Simon, 1766, 3 vols., 4to.,
frontispiece and 11 plates after Gravelot by Duclos and
Rousseau, 7 technical plates after Laurent, 8 plates of
architecture after PauUeau, 18 plates of type after Deshautea-
rayes by Laurent, 13 plates of text, together 58 plates, and
vignette with escutcheon to vol. 1 (10s.).
The orthography is ridiculous, without any redeeming feature.
Gravelot's plates exist before letters.
Petity (Abbe de). Etrennes frangoises, dediees a la Ville de
Paris pour I'annee jubilaire du rfegne de Louis le Bien-Aime
. . . par I'abbe de P . . . Paris, Pierre-Guillaume Simon,
1766, sm. 4to., engraved title, 5 plates after Saint-Aubin,
and 1 allegorical plate after Gravelot by Chenu Duclos and
Littre, besides the coat-of-arms of the Provost and Sheriff
of Paris, to whom the book is dedicated, engraved on 2
leaves, and a plan of Paris (50s. to 60s.).
A second issue, "Paris, Desnos," has the almanack for 1768; a third
issue contains the Petity plates designed by Lelu and engraved by Chenu.
B^hague's copy in red morocco with royal arms, 400 f rs. ; M. Hip.
Destailleur's copy in old morocco, with the arms of Prance and of Paris,
121 frs. (1895).
Petity (Abbe de). La Sagesse de Louis XVI. manifestee de
jour en jour, enseignee a ses peuples, etc. A Paris, chez
Gueffier, 1775, 2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece and 4 plates after
Gravelot (10s.).
Petronius. Satire de Petrone, trad, par Boisprdaux. La Haye,
chez Jean Neaulme, 1742, 2 vols., 12mo., fine frontispiece,
not signed, and pretty fleurons on titles (both alike) (3s.).
The London edition, with 2 fleurons on titles, of the same value.
Petronius. Petrone, latin et frangais, traduction entifere suivant
le manuscrit trouve a Belgrade en, 1688, nouvelle Edition.
Paris, chez Gide, an VII. (1799), 2 vols., 8vo., 4 plates after
Bovalet by Goulet (5s.).
Peyrotte. Divers Ornements dedi^.s a M. Tavenot, architecte
du Roi, par son T. H. S. P. . . . Paris, Huquier, s.d. (circa
412 FEZ AY
1750), foL, 2 series of 6 pieces each engraved by Huquier
(£5 to £6).
Pezay (Le Marquis de). Zelis au bain, poeme en quatre chants.
A Genfeve (Paris), 8vo., title after Eisen by Lemife, dated
1763, 4 plates, 4 vignettes, and 4 tailpieces after Eisen by
Aliamet, De Lafosse, Lemire, and de Longueil (15s., and
more than double on large paper).
The vignettes and tailpieces exist in artists' proofs without text.
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Pezay (Le Marquis de). Le Pot-Pourri, epitre a qui on voudra,
suivie d'une autre Epitre par I'auteur de Zelis au bain.
Genfeve et Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1764, 8vo., 2 plates, 2
vignettes and 2 tailpieces after Eisen by Lemire, Aliamet,
and de Longueil (6s., and more on large paper).
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second edition has only 36 pages, while there are 53 in the first. Dorat
is said to be the author of the above, to which Pezay retorted by
"L'Heureux Jour epitre h mon ami." Both have appeared in the
" Melanges de Dorat " with running pagination, 1 to 34 for the first,
and 35 to 53 for the other.
Pezay (Le Marquis de). Lettre d'Alcibiade a Glicfere, bouque-
tiere d'Athfenes, suivie d'une Lettre de Vdnus a Paris et
d'une Epitre a la Maitresse que j'aurai. Genfeve et Paris,
Sebastien Jorry, 1764, 8vo., 1 plate, 3 vignettes, and 2 tail-
pieces after Eisen by Aliamet, de Longueil, and Lemire (3s.,
and more on large paper).
This letter is also attributed to Dorat.
Pezay (Le Marquis de). L'Heureux Jour, epitre a mon ami.
Paris, y Duchesne, 1768, 8vo., title, vignette and tailpiece
after Eisen by de Ghendt, and 1 plate by Massard (5s., and
more on large paper).
Pezay (Le Marquis de). La Nouvelle Zelis au bain, polme en
six chants. Genfeve et Paris, Merlin, 1768, 8vo., engraved
title, 6 plates, 6 vignettes, and 6 tailpieces (10s., and more
than double on large paper).
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Pezay (Le Marquis de). Les Tableaux, suivis de I'Histoire de
Mile, de Syane et du Comte de Marcy. Amsterdam et
Paris, Delalain, 1771, 8vo., engraved title and tailpiece
after Eisen by de Ghendt (3s.).
PHILIPPE— PHCEDKUS 413
Philippe. Le Spectacle de I'Histoire romaine depuis la fonda-
tion de Rome jusqu'a la prise de Constantinople. A Paris,
chez la veuve Tilliard, 1776, 4to., map and 40 plates, of
whicli 9 after Gravelot, 3 after Eisen, 3 after Bolomey, and
25 after G. de St. Aubin, by Aveline, Chenu, Courtois,
Legrand, Lorraine, Pelletier, A. de Saint-Aubin, and
Tardieu (10s.).
Philips (Theresa Constantia). An Apology for the Conduct of
Mrs. T. C. Philips. London, 1748-9, 3 vols., 12mo.,
mezzotint portrait (12s., to 15s.).
Vol. 1 came out in numbers, each bearing her signature, but the
general title has neither date, nor place, nor printer's name.
Philosophie d'une femme. S.I., 1787, post 8vo., female's head
on title designed and engraved by Diinker (3s.).
Phoedri Aug. Liberti Fabularum libri V., notis illustravit in
usum serenissimi principis Nassavii, David Hoogstratanus.
Amsterdam, Halma, 1701, 4to., frontispiece after Goerde by
Bputats, fleuron on title, not signed, portrait of Jean-
Guillaume, prince of Nassau, after Vaillant, by Van Gunst,
6 vignettes, 31 tailpieces, 9 ornamental letters, and 18
plates designed and engraved by Van Vianen (lOs., and
more on large paper).
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Phoedri. Fabulse et Publii Syri Sententise. Parisiis. ex typ. regia,
1729, 64mo., pretty little frontispiece by Ph. Simonneau
(3s.).
Phoedri Aug. Liberti Fabulse iEsopicse. Paris, Coustelier,
1742, 12mo., charming vignette on both titles alike after
Pierre by Fessard, and pretty frontispiece after Coypel by
Fessard (3s.).
Phoedri August! Liberti Fabulse, etc. Paris, Barbou, 1754,
12mo., frontispiece, 7 vignettes, and 5 tailpieces after Durand
by Fessard and Sornique (3s.).
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Phoedrus. Phfedre. Fables. Paris (or Rouen), 1758, frontis-
piece after Descamps by Le Mire (3s.).
Phoedrus. Fables de Phedre en vers frangais. Berne, 1792,
12mo., frontispiece and vignette designed and engraved by
Dunker (3s.).
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Frangais, avec le texte a cote, et ornees de gravures. Paris,
Didot I'aine, 1706 (1806), 2 vols., 16mo., vellum paper,
portrait of Mme. Fanny de Beauharnais (to whom the
edition is dedicated) after Leffevre by Moithey, engraved
title, frontispiece, and 109 plates in the style of La
Fontaine's Fables after Simon and Coiny by Moithey (10s.,
and more than treble with unlettered proofs and the
etchings. Some copies have the text printed on vellum).
Phcedri Fabularum libri V. Accesserunt parallelse Joannis de
la Fontaine Fabulse. Parisiis, typis Barbou, 1788, 8vo.,
frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Physique sacre'e, ou, Histoire naturelle'de la Bible. Amsterdam,
1732, 6 vols., fol. About 750 plates within borders (405.
to 50s.).
Physiocratie, ou Constitution naturelle du gouvernement le
plus avantageux au genre humain, recueil public par
Dupont. Leyde et Paris, Merlin, 1768, 8vo., 1 plate after
Jeaurat by Ozanne, and a woodcut vignette signed Beugnet
inven. on title.
Picart (B.). Ceremonies et Coutumes religieuses de tous les
peuples du monde, representees par des figures dessinees par
Bernard Picart avec des explications historiques, etc.
Amsterdam, 1723-43, 8 vols, in 9, fol. Superstitions
anciennes et modernes et prejuges vulgaires qui ont induit
les peuples a des usages contraires a la religion. Amster-
dam, J. F. Bernard, 1733-36, 2 vols., fol, 266 plates.
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of nominal value and very little appreciated, about £3.
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work was reprinted in 7 vols, in 1741.
Picart (B.). The Eeligious Ceremonies and Customs of the
several Nations of the known World. London, 1733-9, 7
vols., fol., 223 plates (40s. to 50s., and more on large
paper).
Picart (B.). (Euvre, 4 vols., fol., comprising plates engraved
by or after Picard, among which we point out those with
different titles and dates, viz. : Figures de la Bible, Amster-
dam, chez B. Picart, marchand d'estampes, a I'Etoile, 1720,
fol., 70 plates (including that of the " Commaudements de
PICAET 415
Dieu"), 31 large Hstoriated tailpieces, and 98 ornamented
letters ; Bibliotheca marckiana frontispiece, 8vo. ; (Euvres
de Jules Cfear, 1713, Svo. ; (Euvres d'Horace, 1708, 8vo. ;
(Euvres d'Homfere, 1710, frontispiece and 24 plates, 12mo. ;
Satyre Menippee, frontispiece, Svo. ; Portraits des principaux
personnages qui ont assiste au concile tenu a Constance en
1414, 4to., 1712, 20 plates ; Histoire de Meleagre (Tapis-
series de S. A. R. le due d'Orl^ans repr^sentant 1') gravees
d'aprfes Charles Lebrun par Picart, 1714, 7- plates in folio
(tlie first proofs are before the " adresse " of Buldet) ; Atlas
historique, 1721, folio, frontispiece; Systfeme de Law
(plates on the) ; Dessus de tabatiferes, numerous ovals and
squares ; Diverses modes dessin^es d'aprfes nature, Amster-
dam, 1718, title and 65 plates, 12mo. ; Commies de
Terence (Les), 46 outline plates 12mo. ; Epithalams, 1723,
13 plates; Figures pour le Lutrin de Boileau Despr^aux,
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frontispiece with medal portrait, 5 large folio plates dated
1727, and numerous vignettes and tailpieces ; Biblia Sacra,
etc. Utrecht, C. G. Lefebvre, 1732, fol., frontispiece and
plates ; Mdmoires de Fr^d^ric-Henri,' prince d' Orange,
Amsterdam, P. Humbert, 1733, 4to., engraved frontispiece,
and 9 half-page engravings and plans, etc.
This copy is in the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris. The " Diverses
Modes," etc., was reprinted: " Paris, Chereau, s.d." (15«.).
Picart (B.). Recueil de Lions dessin^s d'apr^s nature par
divers maitres et graves par B. Picart, divise en six livres.
Amsterdam, 1729, oblong fol., frontispiece and 42 plates,
after Diirer, Eembrandt, Le Brun, and B. Picart (205. to 30s.).
Picart (B.). Impostures Innocentes ou Recueil d'Estampes
d'aprfes divers peintres illustres, etc., par Bernard Picart,
dessinateur et graveur, avec son ^loge historique et le
catalogue de ses ceuvres. Amsterdam, chez la veuve de B.
Picart, 1734, fol., fleuron on the title, portrait of the artist
by J. van der Schley after Des Angles, and 73 plates con-
taining 80 subjects after Raphael, Rembrandt, Parmesan,
etc. (30s. to 40s.).
Picart (B.). Premier des Magnifiques Carosses de Monseigneur
le due d'Ossuna Ambassadeur extraordinaire et premier
plenipotentiaire de Sa Majesty Catholique Phillipe V. pour
*16 PICART— PIGANIOL
la Paix faits pour I'entree publique de son excellence a
Utrecht, 1713. Se vendent chez B. Picart, sur le Cingel
vis-a-vis le Marche aux pommes, a I'Etoile a Amsterdam,
1714, folio, engraved title and 6 plates (£3 to £4).
Picart (B.). A New Drawing Book of Six Academy Figures
drawn after Nature by the Celebrated B*- Picart, engraved
by F. Morellon La Cave. Sold by T. Major, engraver to
his Majesty, and to his R.H. the Prince of Wales, in St.
Martin's Lane, London. Livre de Desseins d'Academie,
dessine d'apres Nature par le celfebre B*- Picart et grave
par F. Morellon La Cave a Londres, 1757, 4to., engraved
title and 6 plates (15s. to 20s.).
Picturse Etruscorum in vasculis nunc primum in unum collectse,
cum explicationibus, et dissertationibus illustratse a Joseph.
Baptista Passerio Nob. Pisaur. Romse, Typographice
Johannis Zempel, 1767, 3 vols., fo]., frontispiece to each
volume after Carlone and H. Burns, 1 fleuron to each title,
and 300 plates after the same (most of the copies are
coloured) (£2 to £3).
Pierre IIL (Le faux) ou la Vie et les Aventures du rebelle
Jemeljan (Emiliane). Pugatschew, d'aprfes I'original russe
, de Mr. F. S. G. W. D. B., avec le portrait de I'imposfceur et
des notes historiques et politiques. Londres, chez Seyflfert,
1775, 8vo., portrait, not signed ; rare (10s. to 12s.).
Piganiol de la Force (Jean-Aymar). Nouvelle Description de
la France dans laquelle on voit le gouvernement general de
ce royaume et celui de chaque |)rovince . . . Avec des
figures en taille-douce . . . Paris, Th. Legras, 1722, 7 vols.,
12mo., frontispiece, maps, and plates (25s. to 30s.).
Piganiol de la Force (Jean-Aymar). Nouvelle Description des
Chateaux et Pares de Versailles et de Marly, contenant une
explication de toutes les peintures, tableaux, statues, vases,
ornements, etc. Enrichie de plusieurs figures en taille-
douce. Paris, Delaulne, 1730, 2 vols., post 8vo., numerous
plates by Scotin (45.).
Piganiol de la Force (Jean-Aymar). Description de Paris, de
Versailles, Marly, Meudon, Saint-Cloud, Fontainbleau.
Paris, 1742, 8 vols., 12mo., maps and plates (20s. to 25s.).
Eeprinted 1765 and 1770, 10 vols., 12ino. (15s. to 20s.).
PIGAULT-LEBEUN— PILKINGTON 417
Pigault-Lebrun. L'Enfant du Carnaval, histoire remarkable et
surtout veritable, etc., S"'^ edition conforme a la premifere
in 8. Paris, Andre, an VII. (1799), 4 vols., 12mo., 4 plates,
not signed (4s.).
First edition 1792.
Piis (De). Contes Nouveaux en vers et Poesies fugitives par
M . . . Londres, s.d., ou Eome (Paris), 1779, 2 vols.,
12mo., 2 charming frontispieces, not signed (8s. to 10s.).
The real title of the book is " Les Augustins," which is to be found on
the first page. Reprinted without date.
Piis (De). Opuscules divers. Paris, Defer de Maisonneuve,
1791, 12mo., very fine portrait by C. S. Gaucher after H.
J. Francois (3s.).
Piis (De). Contes Nouveaux en vers et Poesies fugitives . . .
Genfeve (Cazin), 1781, 8vo., avec justification, 16mo., Dutch
paper, frontispiece, and 1 plate, not signed (5s.).
The ordinary issue is 16mo., without plates.
Piis (De). Chansons Nouvelles . . . Paris, imprimerie de Ph.
D. Pierres, 1785, Ifimo., frontispiece with dedication after
Chofi'ard, 12 pretty vignettes after Le Barbier by Gaucher,
and 21 pages of engraved music (£5, and double before the
numbers).
Em. Martin's copy in old red morocco, 250 frs. ; Behague's copy in
such a binding, 985 frs. ;, Perreau's copy, uncut, 675 frs. M. Roederer
possesses Le Barbier's original drawings of the frontispieces in ink and
in sepia. Several of the engravings havfe served to illustrate the " Bijoux
des Neuf-Soeurs."
Piis (De). L'Harmonie imitative. Paris, Ph. Pierres, 1785 or
1788,. 12mo., very fine portrait of the author by Gaucher
after Frangois (3 s.).
Piles (De). (Euvres diverses . . . Amsterdam et Paris,
Jombert, 1767, 5 vols., 12mo., frontispiece by Simoneau
, after Coypel (3 s.).
Piles (De). Abrege de la Vie des Peintres avec des reflexions
sur leurs Ouvrages. Amsterdam et Leipzig et se vend a ,
Paris, 1767, post 8vo., frontispiece after Coypel by
Simoneau (3 s.).
Pilkington (M.). Mirror for the Female Sex : Historical
Beauties for Young Ladies. London, 1799, 12mo., cuts by
Bewick (5s.).
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418 PILLEBIENT— PINDAE
Pillement (Jean, peintre clu Roy de Pologne et dessinateur
celebre). (Euvre de . . . contenant Cent vingt Pieces qui
representent divers Sujets champetres, etc., agreables,
Paysages, Marines, Sujets, et Ornemens Chinois, Fleurs
et Animaux, lesquelles ont ete gravees en Angle terre et
en France par WooUett, Elliott, Canot, Mason et autres.
Se vend a Paris, chez Basan et Paignant, marchands
d'Estampes, Rue et Hotel Serpente, s.d. (1757-73), imp.
fol.
This, the general title, printed within an ornamental border, is followed
by 6 plates containing 2 flowers each. The divers series with separate
"titles are as follows: (1) Livre contenant huit petits Bouquets de Fleurs
■d'apres differens Maitres. A Paris, chez Leviez, Rue St. Andre des
Arts vis-a^vis I'Hotel de Chateau- Vieux, 1770, 14 plates mounted on 4
leaves ; (2) Cahier de Six Baraques Chinoises . . . Se vendent chez Le
Pere et Avaulez a Paris, 6 plates on 2 leaves; (3) Fleurs Baraques,
etc., 6 plates on 2 leaves ; (4) Recueil de differents Bouquets de Fleurs,
title and 6 plates on 3 leaves ; (5) Fleurs Persannes, engraved title and
5 plates on 3 leaves ; (6) Recueil de differentes Fleurs de Fantaisie dans
le goiit chinois, propres aux Manufactures d'etoffes de sole et d'indienne.
A Paris, chez Crepy, engraved title and 7 plates ; (7) Suite de Douze
Pecheurs et Chasseurs. A Paris, chez Basan, engraved title and 11
plates on 6 lea,ves ; (8) Cahier de Cartels Chinois . . . Paris, chez
Dalmonrue Fromenteau en face du Louvre, 6 plates (including title)
■on 3 leaves ; (9) Cahier de Parasols Chinois. A Paris, chez Dalmonrue
Fromenteau, 6 plates on 3 leaves ; (10) Suite de Jeu Chinois, 6 plates
•on 3 leaves ; (11) Cahier de Balan^oires Chinoises. A Paris, 6 plates on
3 leaves; (12) Cahier de Fleurs singulieres, 6 plates, including title, on
3 leaves; (13) Amusemens Chinois, 11 plates; (14) Recueil de Vues de
Rochers de mer. London, 1758, 8 plates, including title, on 2 leaves ;
(15) Recueil de differentes Conversations champetres. A Paris, chez
J. F. Chereau, 50 views, including title (20 on 10 leaves, and some
folding plates), £12 to £15. The Chinese subjects are most tastefully
adapted to the style of Louis XVI. period.
Pillement (Jean). (Euvre de Jean Pillement, peintre de Heurs
et graveur. Paris et Londres, 1755-75, 2 vols., fol., 335
plates published in series of from 6 to 24 pieces, engraved
in plain and in colours by Pillement, Canot, Gautier-Dagoty,
Avril, Demonchy, etc. (£20' to £25).
Pillement (Jean). Cahier de six Noeuds de Rubans. Ornee
de fleurs et gravee en manifere de deux crayons (par L.
Dagoty) inventee et dessinee par Jean P.' ... A Paris,
chez Le Pere et Avaulez, s.d., 4to. (lOs., and double in red).
Pindar. Les Graces, ode traduite par I'abbe Massieu. Paris,
1774, 8vo., 2 plates after Eisen by Essob (Bosse) (5s.).
Pindar. Nouvelle traduction de quelques Odes de Pindare,
PINE— PIEANESI 419
etc., par M. Vauvilliers, 2^ edition. Paris, Laporte, 1776,
8vo.', frontispiece after Eisen by Massard (3s.).
Pine (J.). The Procession and Ceremonies observed at the
Installation of the Knights of the Bath, June, 1725, with
the arnas, etc. London, 1730, foL, 20 plates said to
represent portraits ; some copies have an additional plate :
" The arms of the four Knights Companions of the Bath,"
text English and French (105. to 15s., and more on large
paper).
Pine (J.). The Tapestry Hangings of the House of Lords,
representing the several engagements between the English
and Spanish Fleets in 1588. . . . London, 1739, Atlas fol.,
engraved title and map, 10 plates of tapestry surrounded
with medallic portraits in tints, and 10 charts on 5 plates
(£3).
Reprinted 1753, about the same value. Edited by Rev. P. Morant.
Piossens (Ch. de). Memoires de la Regence de S. A. R. Mgr. le
due d'Orleans durant la Minorite de Louis XV. ... A La
Haye, 1729, 3 vols., 12mo., portrait and plates (5s.).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy, in a genuine Derome binding, 1-56 frs.
(1894).
Piranesi. Opera, 1748-1791, 22 vols.. Atlas fol. (generally
bound in 17), of which the following are the titles : Alcune
Vedute di Archi Triomphali ed altri monumenti dei Romani.
Roma, 1748, 32 plates ; Opere varie di Architettura,
Prospettive, Groteschi, Antichita, inventate ed incise da
G. B. Piranesi. Roma, 1750, 29 plates ; Trophei di
Ottaviano Augusto con varii altri ornamenti antichi. Roma,
1753, 10 plates; Antichita Romane, Roma, 1756, 4 vols.,
frontispieces, 220 plates, and portrait of G. B. Piranesi ;
Rovine del castello dell' acqua Guilia. Roma, 1761, 19
plates; Antichita di Cora. Roma, 1762, 11 plates ;' Lapides
capitolini sive Fasti consulares triumpalesque Romanorum.
Roma, 1762, 3 plates ; Romanorum Magnificentia et
Architettura. Roma, 1761-65, 50 plates, including Pope
Clement XIIL's portrait ; II Campo Mazzio dell' antica
Roma. Roma, 1762, 48 or 51 plates; Antichita d'Albano
e di Castel Gandolfo e dell' emissario del lago Albano.
Roma, 1754, 51 plates; Diverse maniere d'adornare i camini
ed ogni altra parte degli Edifizi, desunte dall' architettura
Egizia, etrusca, greca e romana. Roma, 1769, 70 plates ;
Vasi, Candelabri, Cippi, Sarcofagi, Tripodi, Lucerne, ed
420 PIEON
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(including tlie supplementary ones) ; Vedute di Eoma.
Roma, circa 1779, 2 vols., 136 plates; Raccolta de Tempi
antichi di Vesta, della Sibilla, dell' Onore e della Virtu.
Roma, 1785, 23 plates; Colonna di Traiano, 21 plates;
Colonna dell' Apoteosi di Antonino Pio, 5 plates ; Colonna
Antonina, 5 plates; Carceri, 16 plates; Various Views
of three large Edifices of Pestum, frontispiece and 20
architectural plates (£25 to £30).
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supplementary series to the Statues antiques des Musees de Prance et
d'ltalie, 41 plates ; Statues antiques, Bustes, Yases, etc., 220 plates ;
Theatre d'Herculanum, 9 plates ; Recueil de dessins graves d'apres
Guerchin, Choix de tableaux de I'Ecole italienne, 64 plates ; Salle,
Borgia au Vatican d'apres Raphael et Villa Lante d'apres J: Romain,
28 plates ; Cabinet de Jules II., la Parnesine, etc., 21 plates ; Peinture
de Michel Ange et de Vasari, 13 plates; Antiquites de Pompeia,
Herculanum, Stabia, 13 plates; Vues di verses de Balbeck, d'Egypte, de
la Grande Grece, de Palmyre, de Constantinople, etc., 200 plates. The
Antichita Romane, with the name of milord Charlemont on the frontis-
piece, to whom the work was originally dedicated, indicate the first
issue ; it was for various reasons removed in the second issue.
Piron. Les Deux Tonneaux, poeme allegorique. Paris, Cous-
telier, 1744, 12mo., frontispiece after Boucher by Duflos
(3..).
Piron. Le Batiment de Saint-Sulpice, ode. Paris, Coustelier,
1744, •12mo., frontispiece after Boucher by Duflos (3s.).
Boucher's original drawing is in M. Rodrigues' collection.
Piron. Le Temple de Memoire, ode. Paris, 1744, 8vo.,
frontispiece, after Cochin fils by Cochin pere (3s.).
Piron. La Louisiade, poeme hero'ique sur la campagne du Roi
en Flandres. Paris, Prault, 1745, 4to., 1 vignette designed
and engraved by Cochin. fils, rare (lOs.).
Piron. (Buvres d' Alexis Piron (Theatre), avec figures en taille-
douce, d'aprfes les desseins {sic) de M. Cochin. Paris,
Duchesne, 1758, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and 6 plates
after Cochin by Flipart (2) and Sornique (5) (5s., and
treble and more with unlettered proofs).
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de LigneroUes' copy in morocco, with arms of Laborde de Mereville,
60 frs. (1894).
Piron. CEuvres Choisies. Genfeve (Cazin), 1777, 2 vols.,
12mo., portrait after Caffiery by de Launay (35.).
Reprinted 1782, 3 vols., portrait by Delvaux (3«.).
PIEON— PLATKlfiRE 421
Piron. CEuvres badines. Paris, chez les marcliands de Nou-
veaut^s, 1797, 16mo., 8 plates, not signed (155.).
Pithoud. Id^e de I'Education du Coeur, ou Manuel de la
Jeunessc par un pfere de famille. La Haye ef Paris, chez
Cailleau, 1777, 2 vols., 12mo., fine frontispiece, not signed,
in the style of Gravelot (3s.).
Plaisirs de I'Amour (Les), ou Reeueil de Contes, Histbires et
Poems galans. (Par La Fontaine, Dorat, etc.). Chez
Apollon, au Mont Parnasse (Cazin), 1782, 3 vols., 16mo.,
and in 12mo., frontispiece and 17 vignettes, not signed
(25.S. and 50s. respectively).
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lished anterior to this work. Van der Helle's copy in morocco by Derome,
50 frs. ; Delbergue's copy in green morocco by Trautz, 370 frs.
Plaisirs del'ancien Eegime (Les). Londres, 1785, 12nio.,
20 original plates, (25s. to 30s.).
Plancher (dom Urbain, benedictin). Histoire gene'rale et par-
tieulifere de Bourgogne. Dijon, de Fay; 1739, 4 vols., fol.,
plates (£8 to £9).
Plancher de Valcourt. Le Petit-Neveu de Boccace, ou Contes
nouveaux en vers. Amsterdam, Arkstee et Merkus, 1777,
8vo., frontispiece, plate, and 4 vignettes after Desrais by
Patas (4s.).
Copies exist on " papier rose." Reprinted, with the vignettes differ-
ently placed, "Avignon, 1781."
Plans, profils et Elevations des Ville et Chateau de Versailles
(Les), avec les bosquets et fontaines tels qu'ils sont a
present, leves sur les lieux, dessines et graves en 1714 et
1715. Paris, Demortain, 1716 ; — Plans, Coupes, etc. . . .
de la Chapelle du Chasteau royal de Versailles, leves et
graves par Pierre Lepautre, 2 parts in 1 vol., title, and
64 plates designed and engraved by Maurice Baquoy,
Blondel, de la Monce, Menant, and Scotin (£2 to £3).
Platriere (Comte de la). Galerie universelle des Hommes qui
se sont illustr^s dans lEmpire des lettres, depuis le sifecle
jde Leon X. jusqua nos jours.. Paris, 1787-89, 5 vols.,
4to., mezzotint frontispiece after Desrais by Le Coeur, and
60 portraits, some of them signed Durand, Allais, Desrais
(25s. to 30s.).
This work appeared in parts of about 50 pages each, with separate
pagination. In vol. 1 of the 8vo. edition of the same date (apparently
M published), the portraits are signed Benoist.'
422 PLAUTUS— PLUTAKCHDS
Plautus. Thea,tre, traduction de Gueudeville. Leyde, 1719,
10 vols., 12mo., folding frontispiece, 10 engraved titles
with different fleurons, and 19 plates, not signed (10s.).
Plautus. Marci Accii Plauti Comcedise quae supersunt. Paris,
Barbou, 1759, 3 vols., 12nio., 3 frontispieces, and 3 vig-
nettes after Eisen by Lempereur and Aliamet (4s.).
Playdoyer de M. Freydier contre I'introduction des cadenats
ou centures de chastet^. Montpellier, 1750, 8vo., 1 plate,
not signed (5s.).
Leber's copy had two curious plates relating to the subject.
Plinius. Historise naturalis libri XXXVII. , quos recensuit et
notis illustravit Gabr. Brotier. Parisiis, Barbour, 1778-79,
6 vols., 12mo., frontispiece after Marillier by Duflos (12s.,
and double on fine paper).
Plinius. Histoire de la Peinture ancienne, extraite de I'Histoire
naturelle de Pline, livre XXXV., traduite par Durand, etc.
Londres, Bowyer, 1725, fol., frontispiece designed and
engraved by Saint- Aubin, vignette heading the dedication
after L. Cheron by G. Van der Gucht (10s.),
My copy has a frontispiece by G. Van der Guchat after Cheron, and
another plate, "Le Triomphe de la Peinture," signed " B. Picart
invenit et fecit, 1725."
Plot (R.). Natural History of Oxfordshire . . . The second
edition, with large Additions and Corrections . . . Oxford,
1705, fol., map and 16 plates (255., and double on large
paper).
Pluche (Noel). Le Spectacle de la Nature . . . Paris, 1732-50,
8 vols., 12mo., plates (10s.).
Pluche (Noel). Histoire du Ciel, considere selon les idees des
pofetes, des philosophes et de Moyse. Paris, Etienne, 1757,
2 vols., 12nio., frontispiece and 24 plates designed and
engraved by Lebas (3s.).
The same plates appeared in an edition of La Haye, 1740, with frontis-
piece after Folkema.
Plus joli des Eecueils (Le), ou Amusements des Dames, suivi
du Joujou des demoiselles. Londres, 1778, 8vo., frontis-
piece, and 7 plates, not signed (8s.).
Plutarchus. CEuvres completes de Plutarque, traduites du
grec par Jacques Amyot, avec des notes et des observations
PLUTAEOHUS— POLIGNAC 423
de M. I'abbe Brotier (et Vauvilliers). Paris, Cussac; 1783-
1805, 25 vols., 8vo., 22 vignettes after Borel, de Fraine,
Le Barbier, MarchaDd, Marecbal, Marillier, Monnet, Moreau,
and Myris, by Baquoy, Chateau, Halbou, Levillain, de
Longueil, N^e, Patas, and Ponce (30s., and double on large
fine or Dutch paper, with the unlettered proofs).
12 copies were printed on vellum paper. The last 3 vols. liaving been
published 22 years later, are not always joined to the set. RadziwUl's
large-paper copy (4to.) of the first 22 vols, in red morocco, 340 frs.
Plutarchus. Les Vies des Hommes illustres de Plutarque
revues sur les manuscrits et. traduites en frangais par
M. Dacier. Paris, Clbusier, Gosselin, Eobustel et Huart,.
8 vols., 4to. — Les Vies des Hommes illustres omises par
Plutarque, par Dacier, tome 9. Paris, Huart, 1734, 4to.,
superb vignette with the arms of France heading the dedi-
cation, not signed, and very fine medallion portraits, also-
not signed, heading each article (15s.).
Poesies satiriquos du dix-huitifeme Siecle. Londres, 1782,.
2 vols., 12mo., 2 frontispieces designed and engraved by
Marillier (3s. to 5s.)-
Pogge. Les Contes de Pogge florentin, avec des reflexions-
Amsterdam, Fr. Bernard, 1712, 16mo., frontispiece signed :
Lanswelt invenit (5s.).
Poinsinet. Tom Jones, comedie lyrique en 3 actes, imitee du
roman anglais de M. Fielding, par M. Poinsinet, musique
de Philidor, representee a Versailles le 30 mars 1766.
Paris, Duchesne, 1766, 8vo., 6 pretty plates after Desrais.
by Martinet and Therfese Martinet (5s.).
Poinsinet. Gabrielle d'Estrees a Henri IV. . . . Amsterdam,.
Changuion, 1767, 8vo., 1 plate after GraVelot by Levasseur
(3s.).
Poisson. Oris de Paris, dessines d'apres nature par M. Poisson,
dddi^s a M. Bignon, biblioth^caire du Eoi. Paris, chez
I'auteur, Cloitre Saint-Honore. S.d. (1775), sm. 4to.,
engraved title and 72 plates in 12 parts after Poisson by
Godin ; rare (£5 to £6, and treble coloured).
V. deUrria's copy, 660 frs. (1885); M. Hip. Destailleur's coloured
copy in old red morocco, 810 frs. (1895).
Polignac (Cardinal de). Anti-Lucretius, sive de Deo et Natura
libri novem.. Paris, Coignard et Boudet, 1747, 2 vols.,
424 POLIGNAC— POMPADOUE
roy. 8vo., fine portrait after Eigaudby DauUe, 10 vignettes
and 5 tailpieces, after Eisen by Delafosse and Tardieu (5s.).
Polignac. L'Anti-Lucrfece, poeme sur la Religion naturelle,
composee par M. le C . . . de P . . ., traduit par M. de
Bougainville. A Paris, 1749, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait,
vignettes, and tailpieces (15s., and more on Dutch paper).
Reproduction of the plates from the 1747 Latin edition. Comte de
LigneroUes' copy, Dutch paper and in old red morocco, 122 frs. (1894).
Polwhele (Eev. E.). The History of Devonshire. Exeter,
1793-1806, 3 vols., fol., map and plates. Pages 247-8 and
381-2 were cancelled (£5 to £6, and double on large paper).
Lord Brabourne's copy, with the additional privately printed leaves
and cancelled pages, and bound in 1 vol., morocco extra, £18 10«. (1891).
Pomey (Franciscus). Pantheum mythicum seu Fabulosa
Deorum historia, editio sexta' et seneis figuris ornata.
Ultrajecti, apud Guilielmum van de Water, 1701, 12mo.,
frontispiece and 24 plates (3 s.).
Pompadour (La Marquise de). Suite d'Estampes, gravees par
Mme. de Pompadour d'apres les pierres gravees de Guay
graveur du Eoi (Paris, circa 1775), sm. fol., frontispiece
and 62 plates (50s. to 60s.).
These allegorical subjects were etched by the Marquise de Pompadour
ior the amusement of Louis XV. ; her features are easily traced in the
visages of the figures of the " Minerva " and of the goddess of Friendship,
besides that the letters L. P. interlaced are impressed on the plate of
"Le Temple de I'Amitie;" the models were furnished by Vien and
Boucher. Copies of the very rare original proofs, consisting only of
Boucher's frontispiece, and 52 plates chiefly before the numbers, the
caligraphic table and remaining etchings having been added afterwards,
were distributed by this lady artist among her friends. At the sale
of the Marquis de Marigny (brother of the Marquise de Pompadour) in
1782, Basan having acquired the original plates, he had it reprinted by
Prault, 1782, 4to., with 14 pages of text and 4 additional plates after
Boucher, dated 1751-52, and 2 other plates, together 69 plates.
Some few copies contain each plate engraved on a separate leaf, and
these are preferable. The pretty plate of Rodogune is sometimes also
found inserted (see Corneille Rodogune). A copy of 1782, containing
text and 69 plates, and with the Rodogune plate, 190 frs. (1894);
M. Ch. Cousin's copy of the undated sm. fol. edition, consistiag of
frontispiece and 62 plates, and bound in Russia uncut, 75 frs. (1895) ;
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy of 1782, in old calf, containing engraved
title, 14 II. of text, and 70 plates (stout paper), and three extra
portraits of Pompadour, besides three other portraits, two of them in
mezzo, by Boucher and Watson, and one in bistre by Anselm after
Vanloo, and Widow Derome's ticket in the binding inserted, 315 frs.
PoMPADOUK Slite d'Estampes [Page 421
POMPE— POKCE 425
Pompe funfebre du Prince Albert, Archidiic d'Autricbe, Due de
Bourgogne, de Brabant, etc., representee au naturel en
tailles-douces, dessinees par Jacques, Francquart, et gravees
par Corneille Galle. Bruxelles, Jean Leonard, 1729, fol.,
frontispiece and 64 plates, representing the costumes of
those who figured in this ceremony, etc. (25.s.).
Ponce. Description des Bains de Titus ou Collection de
peintures trouvees dans les mines des thermes de cet
empereur et graves sous la direction de M. Ponce (avec
des explications par le, docteur Felice). Paris, 1786, roy.
fol., 60 plates by Baquoy, Choffard, Croutelle, Godefroy,
Hemery, Ling^e, Leroy, Lorieux, Marchand, Petit, and
Ponce (30s.).
Reprinted 1805. The following is usually found joined to the above
work, viz. " Les Arabesques antiques des Bains de Livie et de la villa
Adrienne, etc., Paris; 1789," roy. fol., 15 plates (20«.).
Ponce. Les lUustres Frangais, ou Tableaux historiques des
Grands Hommes de la France, pris dans tons les genres de
cel^brites jusqu'a I'epoque de 1792, ouvrage national
dedie a Son Altesse Eoyale le Comte d'Artois, par
M. Ponce, graveur ordinaire du cabinet de ce prince,
d'apres les dessins de M. Marillier. A Paris, chez I'auteur
(1790-1816), s.d., fol., engraved title with the arms of
France, 56 numbered plates after Marillier by Ponce,
representing 129 portraits, bas-reliefs with allegorical
ornaments, and with historical descriptions engraved be-
neath the plates (30s.).
Published in 9 parts, and while the last few plates were published, a
new title bearing the date 1816 was issued. Renouard's copy, containing
the 56 plates, with the etchings and Marillier's original drawings, as
well as 11 unpublished drawings by Marillier, an autograph letter by
Ponce to Eenouard, pointing out that these drawings will never be
engraved, an unsigned autograph note by Marillier relating to the work,
and some -additional portraits inserted, was sold for 230 frs., and resold
in the Behague sale for 12,100 frs.
jPonce. Eecueil des Vues des lieux principaux de la. colonic
frangaise de Saint-Domingue, gravees par les soins de M.
Ponce, accompagn^es de cartes et plans de la m^me colonic
graves par les soins de M. Philipeau. Paris, 1791, roy. fol.,
31 plates (20s.).
This forms an additional volume to the works of Moreau de Saint-
Mery on Saint-Domingue.
426 PONCE— POPE
Ponce et F. Godefroy. Recueil d'Estampes representant les
differents ^v^nements de la guerre qui a procure I'lnd^pen-
dance aux Etats-Unis de I'Amerique. Paris, Ponce et
Godefroy. S.d. (circa 1780), sm. 4to., engraved through-
out, and consisting of frontispiece, and 15 plates by
Godefroy and Ponce, after Fauvel, Le Barbier, Marillier,
etc. (£3 to £4, and more on large paper ; rare).
Poncet de la Grave. Memoires interessants pour servir a
I'histoire de France, avec figures gravees en taille-douce.
A Paris, chez Nyon ain^, 1788-89, 4 vols., post 8vo.,
portraits and plates (15s.).
Pont de Veyle (Marquis de). Le Fat puni, comedie avec un
divertissement. Paris, Prault, 1738, 8vo., fleuron on title
and pretty plate after Tremolieres by Fessard (3s.).
Pope (A.). The Dunciad, an Heroic Poem, in Three Books.
Dublin, printed, London, reprinted, for A. Dodd, 1728,
frontispiece and 51 pages. First edition according to
Malone and other authorities (£6 to £8, and double on
large paper, 8vo.).
Pope. Eape of the Lock. London, 1798, 8vo., Dureveray's
edition, plates by Bartolozzi, Smith, etc., after Fuseli and
Stothard (10s., and double on large paper, and more than
treble on largest paper with the plates in two states, one of
them India proofs).
Pope. Essai sur I'Homme. Traduction frangaise en prose par
M. S. (M. de Silhouette), nouvelle Edition avec I'original
anglais, orn^e de figures en taille-douce. Lauzanne et
Genfeve, chez Marc Michel Bousquet et Cie., 1745, 4to.,
frontispiece after Delamonce by Soubeyran, portrait of
Pope after Kneller by Wille (1745) on title, portrait of
Charles Frederic comte de Sponheim et de Eberstein by
Wille, 4 plates within fine cartouch borders, 8 vignettes
(4 repeated) heading the chapters of the English and of
the French text, and 7 tailpieces (3 repeated) after
Delamonce by Soubeyran (10s., and more on large paper).
Reprinted 1762 (3«.).
Pope. Gluvres diverses . . . Amsterdam et Leipzig, chez
Arkstee et Merkus, 1754, 6 vols., 12mo., with supplemen-
tary volume dated 1758, portrait after Syfang, frontispiece
after Delamonce by Fritsch, frontispiece (to supplement), 7
fleurons on titles (2 different, 1 after Punt), and 18 plates
POPE— POTJGET 427
after Blakey, Hayman, Wale, and Walker by Fritsch and
Punt (5s.).
Pope. CEuvres diverges . . . Amsterdam et Paris, Saillant et
Vincent, 1767, 8 vols., 12mo., fleuron on first six vols, alike,
and another for the last 2 vols, (after Punt, the same as
that he has done for the Moliere of 1765), frontispiece,
portrait, and 23 plates after Delamonce and Kornlein (the
plates not signed) (5s., and in old morocco, £2).
Pope. (Euvres completes . . . Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1779,
8 vols., 8vo., portrait after Kneller, ornamented by Marillier
and engraved by Lebeau, and 17 plates after Marillier by
Dambrun, Duflos, Gaucher, Godefroy, Halbou, Ingouf jeune,
Lebeau, Macret, Ponce, Romanet, and Trifere (10s., and
more on Dutch paper).
This French version by different authors was published under the
supervision of the abbe de la Porte. Reprinted with a new title in
1796. Ena. Martin's copy on Dutch paper, with unlettered proofs,
120 frs.
Portrait de feu Mgr. le Dauphin. Paris, Lottin I'aine, 1764,
8vo., title after Cochin by Miger, 2 vignette portraits by
Lempereur, and 1 tailpiece designed and engraved by Cochin
(4s.).
Portrait (Le) et la Vie secrfete de la Reine Christine de Suede,
avec un veritable recit du sejour de la Reine a Rome et la
defense du Mis. de Monaldeschi, capitaine de la Reine, par
G * * *, portraits of Christine and Monaldeschi, not signed
(5s.).
Attributed to Gregorio Leti.
Portraits de la Famille Imperiale de Russie, 24 superb portraits
after Benner by Mecou. St. Petersbourg et Moscou, s.d.
fol. (£2 to ^63).
Pouget. Nouveau Recueil de Parures de Joyaillerie. A Paris,
chez Pouget, M**' Joyaillier, 1764, 4to., 2 parts, frontis-
piece and 80 plates engraved by Mile. Raimbau (£6
to £8).
Pouget fils. Traite des Pierres precieuses et de la maniere
de les employer en parure. A Paris, chez I'auteur M'*'
Joyallier, quai des orfevres, au bouquet de diamants et chez
Tilliard, 1762, or 1767, 4to., frontispiece after Pianger by
Courtois, and 79 numbered plates- by Mile. Raimbau (£4,
and with the plates coloured more than double).
428 POUGET— PEEMIEKES
The Radziwill copy in old red morocco, 132 frs. ; Behague's copy in
citron morocco, ■with arms of the Comte de Cobentzel, 400 frs. ;
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy, with the plates in gold and colours, and a
portrait of Comtesse de Bury etched by Pouget inserted in old marbled
calf, with arms of Le Voyer d'Argenson on back, 305 frs. (1895).
Pouget. Dictionnaire de ChifFres et de Lettres ornees, a
I'usage de tous les artistes, contenant les vingt-quatre
lettres de I'alphabet, combinees de maniere a y rencontrer
tous les noms et surnomes entrelasses. Pour faire suite au
Traite des Pierres precieuses et parures de Joyalerie. Par
M. Pouget fils. Paris, Tilliard, 1767, 4to., frontispiece by
Littret, engraved dedication and 240 plates of monograms,
ornamented letters, etc., by Piauger and Pouget ; rare
(£5 tojee).
Poulain. La Science de I'Arpenteur. Paris, Jaillot, 1766,
8vo., frontispiece and 15 vignettes in the text by
Ch-evrier (4s.).
«
PouUain de Saint-Foix. Catalogue des Chevaliers, Com-
mandeurs et Officiers de I'Ordre du Saint-Esprit avec leurs
noms et qualites depuis I'institution jusqu'a present.
Paris, de I'imprimerie de Ballard, 1760, fol., fine frontis-
piece after Boucher and engraved coats-of-arms (10s.).
Prault (L.). L'Esprit de Henri IV. Paris, Prault, 1770, 8vo.,
portrait after C. "N. Cochin by Cathelin, and fleuron after
La Rue by Massard (3s.).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in red morocco, with arms of the chancelier
Maupeau, 156 frs. (1894).
Praxile (pai Girard). Paris, de I'imprimerie de Rabout le
jeune, an VII., 16mo., medallion on title, and 1 plate,
signed Berthet (3s.).
Prechac (De). Histoire de Mile. Christine comtesse de Meyrac
ou I'Hero'ine mousquetaire, enrichie de figures en taille-
douce. Amsterdam, Fran9ois I'Honore, 1744, 12mo.,
fieuron on title after Yves, and 9 plates, not signed (5s.).
Pre'cis de la vie, ou Confession g^nerale du Comte de Mirabeau.
Au Maroc, de I'imprimerie imperiale. Prix : rien. Paris,
1789, 8vo., mezzotint portrait, not signed, by Le Vachez
(3s.).
Premieres Amours (Lgs), ou Zemire et Zilas, poeme en trois
chants. A Guide (Paris, Brunet), 1784, 8vo., frontispiece
after D. L. (de Launay) by F. A. M. (Masquelier), and 2
fleurons (3s.).
PEl&VOST 429
Prevost (Abbe). Memoires et Aventures d'un homme de qualite
qui s'est retire du monde. A Paris, aux depens de la Com-
pagnie, 1731, 7 vols., 16mo., frontispiece in last vol., which.
contains " Manon Lescaut," Provost's masterpiece, and the
best romance of the century (40s. to 50s.).
Reprinted 1751, and as regards type this, the 21st edition, is
_ considered the best.
Prevost (Abbe). Aventures du chevalier des Grieux et de
Manon Lescaut, par de * * *^ auteur des Memoires d'un
Homme de quality. Londres, chez les freres Cousfant,
a I'enseigne de I'lnconstance, 1734, 12mo., frontispiece and
fleuron on title (10s., and more in morocco).
Prevost (Abbe). Histoire du chevalier des Grieux iet de
Manon Lescaut. Amsterdam, aux depens de la Compagnie
(Paris, Frangois Didot), 1753, 2 vols., 12mo. " Edition
definitive," being the last edition given by the author, 8
pretty plates after Gravelot (2) and Pasquier (6) by Lebas
(the 2 Gravelot plates) and Pasquier (6), and vignette (for
both vols, alike) after and by Pasquier, vellum paper. The
vignette exists in artist's proof without text (£3 to £4,
and in morocco according to state).
Some copies have a star leaf, being pages 160, 151 in duplicate ; very
rare. Bibliophile Bonnemet's copy in red morocco by Padelotip was
sold in the Brunet sale for 2150 frs. ; Benzon"s copy in blue morocco
double, with orange morocco by Trautz, 1335 frs. ; Comte -Roger's copy
in a similar state, 520 frs. ; and Delbergue's copy, 920 frs. Two copies
in the Quentin-Bauchart sale, one described as on large stout paper in
old red morocco, 2000 frs., and the other in blue morocco double with
orange morocco, 2450 frs. Comte de Lignerolles' copy uncut, with the
plates and one etching of the plate, page "96, vol. 1, bound in blue
morocco double with orange morocco, large dentelle by Trautz-Bauzonnet,
1300 frs. (1894). There exists a counterfeit, which can easily be
recognized by the absence of the vignette repeated in both volumes,
the lack of the Errata, and by a typographical fleuron placed at the end
of the second volume and signed Zapouraph, 1772.
Prevost (Abbe). Histoire de Manon Lescaut et du chevalier,
des Grieux . . . Paris, Didot I'aine, an V. (1797), 2 vols.,
16mo., 8 charming plates after Leffevre by Coiny (£2, -and
double on vellum paper, and with the unlettered proofs,
£8 to £10, and on large vellum paper (12mo.) with artist's^
proofs (only 100 copies printed) £20 to £30, and with the
etchings and counter proofs a fancy prioe).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy on vellum paper, " relie sur brochure,"
with the artist's proofs, and etchings in citron morocco with dentelle by
Trautz-Bauzonnet, 2005 frs. (1894) ; in the same sale the 8 plates-
430 PR]feVOST
before letters (loose), 160 frs., and the 8 etcHags ditto, 226 f rs. j Ch.
Testart de St. Quentin's copy (ordinary state) in green morocco, 118 frs.
(1894). The publication price was 6, 12, and 24 frs. respectively. This
work is the best and most desirable of the collection " Bleviet," so called
on account of the sort of azure blue surrounding the cypher on the titles.
Prevost (Abb6). Le Philosophe anglois, ou Histoire de M.
Cleveland, fils naturel de Cromwell, trad, de I'anglois.
Londres (Cazin), 1777, 6 vols., 16mo., 15 plates, not
signed (5s.). Tn the same year appeared another edition
in 6 vols., 12mo., with 6 plates after Desrais (5s.).
Prevost (Abbe). (Euvres Choisies . . . avec figures. Amster-
dam et Paris, 1783-4, 39 vols., 8vo., portrait after Schmidt
by Ficquet, and 11 plates after Marillier by Biosse,
Borgnet, Chatelain, Dambrun, Delaunay jeune, Delignon,
Delvaux, Gaucher, Halbou, Huber, Lebeau, de Longueil,
Patas, Pauquet, Mme. Ponce, Jonxis, and Texier (30s., and
on Dutch paper, of which only 25 copies were printed, very
rare, £5 to £6).
Marillier's original drawings, formerly in the Renouard collection, are
now in the library of the late Baron J. E. de Rothschild.
Prevost (Abbe). Contes, Aventures et Faits singuliers,
recueillis pour les CEuvres de M. I'abbe Prevost. Paris,
Dufart, 1796, 4 parts in 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and
7 plates, not signed (5s.).
Prevost (Abbe), Histoire generale des Voyages ou Novvelle
Collection de toutes les relations de Voyages par mer et
par terre qui ont ete publiees jusqu'a present dans les
differentes langues de toutes les nations connues. Paris,
Didot, 1746-79, 20 vols., 4to., plates and maps (20s.).
Behague's large-paper copy in red morocco, 220 frs.
Prevost (Abbe). Le Doyen de Killerine, histoire morale
composee sur les memoires d'une illustre famille d'Irlande.
Nouvelle edition. Paris, Delalain, 1772, 6 parts in 3 vols.,
12mo., 6 plates after Watteau (3, the others without name)
by Le Koy, Lienard, and D. Wallaert (10s.).
Prevost (Abbe). Tableau de la Vie ou Histoire des Passions,
des Vertus, et des Evenements de tous les ages, avec
figures. Augsbourg, chez Conrad Henri Stage, 1765, 2 vols.,
12mo., 6 plates, signed B. Hubner sculp. (3s.).
Posthumous work of Prevost.
PBIEEES— PEOCES 431
Priferes du Matin et du Soir pour tous les jours de la semaiae.
A Paris, par les soins de CI. Rigaud, 1714, 8 vo.,- frontis-
piece, 1 plate and 25 head and tail pieces after A. Coypel
by N. Tardieu (5s.).
The last fleuron reproduces the arms of Philippe V., King of Spain,
for •whom the book was composed.
Prieur (P.-L.). Premier [Dixifeme] Cahier d' Arabesques a
I'usage des artistes . . . Paris, Joubert, s.d. (circa 1780),
fol., 37 pieces (30s. to 40s.).
Prieur. Recueil des Plans, Coupes et Vues des plus jolies
Maisons de Paris, suivi de divers projets d'architecture.
Paris, Joubert, s.d. (circa 1795), fol., 40 plates by Prieur,
etc. (£3 to £4, and treble coloured).
Prior (M.). Poems on several Occasions. 1741-2, 2 vols.,
post 8vo., portrait and plates (including the one of the
" Curious Maid ") (20s. to 30s.).
Privileges du Cocuage, ouvrage ndcessaire tant aux cornards
actuels qu'aux cocus en herbe. A Vicon, chez Jean
Cornichon, a I'enseigne du Coucou, 1722, 12mo., original
frontispiece, not signed (10s.).
Prix de la Beauts (Le), ou les Couronnes, pastorale en trois actes
et un prologue, avec des divertissements sur des airs choisis
et nouveaux, Paris, de Lormel, 1760, 4to., frontispiece
after Martinet by Therese Martinet, fleuron on title designed
and engraved by Therfese Martinet, 4 charming plates after
and by Martinet, vignette, ornamented head letter and
tailpiece after Therfese Martinet ; the frontispiece is repeated
before the 45 engraved plates of music and text (£5 to £6) ;
very rare when complete.
This pastoral is attributed to P. T. Goudot.
Prix de 1' Amour (Le), je I'ofFre a vous que j'aime. A Paris,
chez Boulanger, relieur et doreur, rue du Petit-Pont, 1789,
16mo., frontispiece and 12 plates after Qu^verdo. A
Booklet as a kind of Almanack (20s.).
Proces criminel de Marie-Antoinette de Lorraine, archiduchesse
d'Autriche, etc. A Paris, chez Deune, libraire ; la citoyenne
Toubon, libraire, et Cornier, imprimeur. Fan II. de la
E^publique Frangaise, 8vo., 1 plate representing the execu-
tion of the Queen by J. B. Louison (20s.).
A rare libel.
432 PEOCES— PEUSSE
Proces des Bourbons (Le). Hambourg, 1798, 2 vols., 8vo.,
3 plates and 5 portraits, including tbose of Louis XVI.,
Marie-Antoinette, and the Dauphin (4s.).
Procfes (Le) des trois rois, Louis XVI. de France, Charles III.
d'Espagne, Georges III. d'Han6vre, fabricant de boutons ;
plaide au tribunal des puissances europ^ennes, traduit de
I'anglais. Londres, chez George Carenaught, 1780, 8vo.,
a large folding plate signed John Philips pinx. Maham
Jones sc. (3s.).
This furious libel is by Bachaumont attributed to a certain BouflFonidor.
Propertii (Sex. Aurelii). Elegiarum libri IV. . . . Lugduni,
Batavorum, 1743, 12mo., frontispiece (8s.).
Propertius. Elegies de Properce. Paris, Duprat, Letellier et
Cie., 1802, 2 vols., 8vo., 5 plates after Marillier by Dambrun,
Delvaux, Dupreel, Duval, and Ponce (5s., and treble on
vellum paper with the unlettered proofs).
Propre (Le) de I'Oraison, ou Pifeces utiles a tous chretiens qui
veulent travailler a leur salut, corrig^ et augmente par
I'auteur. Paris, V™ Gabriel Charles Berton, 1764, 12mo.,
very fine frontispiece (after Martinet) not signed, and
5 plates designed and engraved by Aveline (6s.).
Prudhomme (L.). Revolutions de Paris, publiees par le sieur
Prudhomme. (Paris) 1789-94, 225 numbers in 17 vols.,
8vo., maps and plates chiefly designed by the author
(20s. to 25s.).
Prudhomme (L.). Histoire generale des Erreurs, des fautes et
des crimes comm'is pendant la Revolution frangaise. Paris,
an V. (1797), 6 vols., 8vo., plates (18s. to 20s.).
Prudhomme (L.). Dictionnajre des individus envoyes a la
mort judiciairement et contre revolutionnairement pendant
la Revolution, particulierement sous le regne de la Con-
vention nationale, avec des gravures et des tableaux.
Paris, an v., 2 vols., 8vo., 2 vignettes on titles and 2 folding
plates (5s.).
Prunay (De). Grammaire des Dames, dedi^e a la princesse de
Lamballe par M. de P. . . , Paris, Lottin, 1777, 12mo.,
pretty frontispiece designed and engraved by Duclos (35.,
and more ou Dutch paper).
Prusse galante (La), ou Voyage d'un jeune homme a Berlin,
PSALMS— PULLEIN 433
traduit de I'allemand. Paris, D'esenne, Duprat et Maresdial,
s.d. (1800), 8vo., 1 plate not signed (3s.)-
Barbier attributes the translation to Baron Dupin. There is another
book written in imitation of the above, and entitled : La Prusse galante,
ou Voyage d'un jeune Fran^ais a Berlin, par le Dr. Akerlin. Topolis
(Paris), 1801, with frontispiece, not signed. The author was a certain
Biousseau Jacquin, printer at Paris.
Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testa-
ment, faithfully Translated into English meeter for the use,
Edification and Comfort of the Saints in Publick and
Private, especially in New England. Boston, D. Henchman,
1730, 8vo., music at end (£9 to £10).
Puffendorff. Introduction a I'Histoire moderne, generale et
politique de I'Univers. . . ., commencee par le Baron de
Pufiendorf, augmentee par M. Bruzen de la Martini&re,
nouvelle edition, revue . . . par M. de Grace. Paris,
Merigot, etc., 1753-59, 8 vols., 4to., frontispiece after Eisen
by Aliainet, 8 fleurons, 1. escutcheon (not signed), a medallion
portrait after Ehrenstrahl by Ficquet, 32 vignettes,
23 tailpieces, 32 ornamented capitals (many of them repeti-
tions), and 23 maps. The fleurons, vignettes, and tailpieces
are after Eisen by Aliamet, Aveline, Baquoy, Chedel, Chenu,
Legrand, Lemire, Lempereur, Ouvrier, and Pitre-Martinasie
(10s., and more on large Dutch paper).
Blondel d'Azincourt's large Dutch paper copy, with Eisen's original
drawings of the 32 vignettes in red morocco, was in 1808 sold for 400
frs. ; the Behague large-paper copy in old red morocco, 62 frs.
Puget de Saint-Pierre. Histoire des Druses, peuple du Liban,
forme par une colonic de Frangois, orn^e de figures. Paris,
1763, 12mo. (3s.).
Pujoulx. Figaro au Salon de Peinture, piece episodi-critique
en prose et en vaudeville, par I'auteur de Momus au Salon.
Rome (Paris), 1785, 8vo., etched frontispiece (3s.).
Pujoulx. Les Grandes Propheties du grand Nostradamus, sur
le grand Salon de peinture de I'an de gr^ce 1787, con tenant
des predications en vers et en prose, sur les tableaux qui
sont exposes au Salon, et sur les critiques qui parMtront
cette annee, le tout dicte par le prophfete a Jean-Lait-
Painmil, etc. A Salon en Provence (Paris), 1787, 8vo.,
etched frontispiece (3 s.).
PuUein (Eev. S.). The Culture of Silk, or, an Essay on its
rational Practice and Improvement . . . for the Use of
2 F
434 PUNT— PUYSIEUX
the American Colonies.* London, 1758, 8vo., frontispiece
and 1 plate both signed: "J. Mynde sc." (5 s.).
Punt. Funerailles de Guillaume-Charles-Henri Prince d'Orange-
Nassau, en hollandois, en anglois et en frangois. La Haye,
1755, atlas fol., fleuron entitle, signed J. Besoet inv. del.
sculp, and 41 plates oblong by Punt after Cuyk (25s.).
The title is in Dutch, the text French and Dutch, and the legends of
the plates in English, French, and Dutch. With this book is often bound
the " Description du Catafalque et la decoration de la chambre mortuaire
de GuiUaume, prince d'Orange. La Haye, 1752," text and 3 plates, roy.
8vo. oblong, by Punt after de Swart.
P. . . . cloitrees (Les), Parodie desVisitandines, en deux actes,
ornee de jolies gravures. A Bicetre, et se trouve a Paris
chez tons les libraires marchands de nouveautes, 1793,
12mo., frontispiece, and 3 plates, not signed (4s.).
Reprinted 1796, with slight variations in the plates.
Purcell (H.). Orpheus Britannicus, a Collection of the
choicest Songs for one, two, and three Voices, together with
such Symphonies as were by him designed for any of them,
and a Thorough Bass to each Song. London, 1706-11,
2 vols., fol., portrait by E. White (40s. to 50s.).
The first edition, 1698-1702, is of about the same value. Purcell is
the Shakespeare of English music.
Puysegur (Chastenet de). L'Art de la Guerre par principes
et par regies, ouvrage de M. le marechal de Puysegur, etc.
Paris, Jombert, 1748, 2 vols., fol., superb portrait of the
marechal after Tournifere by Daulle, a very fine fleuron on
first title, 3 vignettes and 2 tailpieces after Cochin, by
Aveline, Chedel, Cochin, and Soubeyran^ a fine title for the
second volume after Babel by Marvye, an ornamented head-
letter after Chedel, and 41 technical plates after Brunet
(10s.).
Reprinted La Haye, 1749.
Puysegur (de). Art de la Guerre par principes et par rfegles.
... A Paris, Jombert, 1749, 2 vols., roy. 4to., fleurons
on titles by Chedel and Gallimard after Cochin, vignette
heading the dedication by Flipart after Cochin, 2 headpieces
by Chedel after Cochin, 1 tailpiece designed and engraved
by Guerard, folding map of the environs of Paris, and plans
and plates, some of the latter with cartouches, and others
containing evolutions of troops (15s. to 20s.).
Puysieux (De). Les Hommes volans ou les Aventures de Pierre
PYE 435
Wilkins, traduites de I'anglais et orn^es de figures en taille
douce. Londres et Paris, 1763, 3 vols., 12mo., 6 plates,
not signed (55.).
Pye (C). Provincial Copper Coins or Tokens issued between
1787 and 1795. Birmingham, 1795, 8vo., 33 plates
(12s., and on large paper 4to., 2 Is.).
The second edition (1796) contains 36 plates, and that of 1802, 4to.
52 plates.
UART d'Heure amusant (Le), dedie a monsieur
Aymon, Janvier, 172T (par Fr. Parfait). A Paris,
chez Flahault, 1727, 12mo., engravings (5s.).
Quatre (les) romans d'un jour, dune nuit, d'un
matin et d'un soir, ou les surprises de I'amour,
trad, de I'anglais. A Paris, chez Poignee, p.d., 2 vols.,
12mo., 4 plates after Huot by Frussotte and Bovinet (5s.).
Quatre (Les) Saisons et les quatres heures du jour. Almanacli
pour la presente amee (1786) ou petit recueil d'estampes
avec des vers analogues a chaque sujet. Paris, Desnos, s.d.
24mo., frontispiece after Desrais by Patas, and 8 pretty
plates, not signed, attributed to the same artists (15s.
to 20s.).
■jQuerelles (Le Chevalier de). Hero et Leandre, poeme nouveau
en trois chants, traduit du grec sur un manuscrit trouve
a Castro, auquel on a joint des notes historique, etc. Paris,
P. Didot I'aine, an IX. (1801), 4to., frontispiece and 8
coloured plates designed and engraved by De Bucourt (20s.
to 30s., and more with unlettered proofs). Em. Martin's
copy, uncut, 99 frs.
•Querlon (Meunier de). Eeglement pour 1' Opera de Paris, avec
des notes historiques. A Utopie, chez Thomas Morus
(Paris), 1743, 12mo., frontispiece after Boucher, by Cochin
(not signed) (5s.). Behague's copy in citron morocco, 25 frs.
Querlon. Les Graces. . . . Paris, Laurent Prault, 1769, roy.
8vo., engraved title by Moreau le jeune, frontispiece after
Boucher by Simonet, and 5 plates after Moreau by Do
Launay (1), de Longueil (1), Massard (2), and Simonet (l)
(30s. ; large paper d'Auvergne, 60s., and Dutch paper
with unlettered proofs a fancy price).
It is a stout volume, and the illustrations are few, but their beauty
and quality make up for their scanty number. The proof etchings are
rare. Moreau's title-page as artist's proof before all letters is so rare,
QTJEELON— Q. CUETII 437
that by itself it was sold for 1000 frs. There is a counterfeit executed
by Gaucher. Behague's copy in blue morocco by Cape, 166 frs. ; Rich.
Lion's copy in old citron morocco, 690 frs. ; Baron P.'s copy with the
unlettered proofs and the etchings in blue morocco by Cuzin, 700 frs.
Boucher's drawing of the " Trois Graces " was sold in the Feral sale for
1800 frs. The drawing "Les Grfices chantees par Pindare " was sold
for 2500 frs. in the Marehault sale.
Querlon. Le Triomphe des Graces ou Elite en prose et en vers
des meilleurs ecrits faits a la louange des Graces, etc. . . .
public par de Querlon. Paris, Costard, 1775, 8vo., frontis-
piece after Boucher by Simonet, and 5 plates after Moreau.
Reprint of the previous book with a new title.
Querlon. Les Graces. Paris, Nyon, s.d. 8vo., title after
Marillier by de Ghendt, frontispiece designed and engraved
by Eisen, and 1 plate after Desrais by Marcband (15s.
to 20s.).
Quesnay (F. medecin). Essai physique sur I'Economie animale
. . . Paris, 1747; 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece (3s.).
Quev^do. Voyages aux Enfers, en purgatoire et en different
pays inconnus, traduits de I'espagnol du chevalier Quevedo.
Paris, an VII., 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates, not signed (3s.).
Queverdo (Fr. M.). Premier [deuxieme] cayer de Panneaux^
Frises et Sujets arabesques . . . Paris, 1788, sm. fob, 27
pieces designed and engraved by Queverdo (£3 to £4).
Quinault. Le Theatre de, . . . Amsterdam, Pierre de Coup,.
1715, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and plates (8s. to 10s.).
Quintinye (de la). Instruction pour les Jardins fruitiers et
potagers, avec un Traits des Grangers, et des Eeflexions-
sur I'Agriculture. Paris, chez Osmont, Rue Saint-Jacques,,
a I'Ecu de France, 1716, 2 vols., 4to., 7 large vignettes,
several fleurons, and 12 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Q. Curtii Rufi. de rebus gestis Alexandri Magni libri decem.
Paris, Barbou, 1757, 12mo., frontispiece, 2 vignettes and a
tailpiece after Eisen by Lempercur (3s.).
* * * (De). Poesies diverses de M. le chevalier de
E . . . ancien capitaine de cavalerie. A La
Haye et a Abbeville, 1758, 1 plate, fieuron on
title and tailpiece after Choquet by Voyez (3s.).
Eabaut de Saint-Etienne (M.-J.-P.). Almanacli
historique de la Eevolution frangaise pour I'annee 1792,
•etc. . . . ouvrage orne de gravures dapres les dessins de
Moreau. Paris, Onfroy, et Strasbourg chez Treuttel, de
I'imprimerie de Didot I'aine, 16nao., 6 pretty plates after
Moreau by Coiny, Halbou, Hubert, Langlois, de Longueil,
and Simonet (5s., and on vellum paper, with the unlettered
proofs, 30s.).
Several copies exist on vellum. Lacretelle's works are always con-
sidered as an accessory to the above, viz. : Assemblee legislative. Paris,
Didot, an IX. (1808), 2 plates after Duplessi-Bertaux by Dupreel ; La
Convention nationale. Paris, Didot, 1803, 2 vols., 4 plates after
Duplessi-Bertaux by Dupreel ; Le Directoire executif . Paris, Didot,
1806, 2 vols., 4 plates after and by Duplessi-Bertaux, finished by
Bovinet, together 6 vols., 16mo. (10s., and treble on vellum paper with
unlettered proofs). Renouard's copy, containing Moreau's original
drawings, the etchings and other drawings, 150 frs., resold in the
Hebbelynck sale for 240 frs. Moreau's plates were re-engraved by
Couche fils with and without borders, and exist also in an unfinished
state (etchings).
Eabelais (F.). CEuvres . . . avec des remarques et critiques
(de Le Duchat et La Monnoye). Amsterdam, Henri Bordesius,
1711, 6 vols, in 5, post 8vo., frontispiece by W. de Broen,
1 vignette of dedication, 5 plates and a map (lOs., and more
on large paper).
The Behague large-paper copy in red morocco (formerly Nodier's copy),
560 frs. ; the Turner copy, 345 frs. ; Comte de LigneroUes' copy on large
Dutch paper in red morocco, with dentelle, by Trautz-Bauzonnet, 305 frs.
(1894).
Eabelais (F.). CEuvres . . . Nouvelle edition, augmentee de
quelques remarques nouvelles (par Queulette et Janet
I'aine'). (Paris, P. Prault) 1732, 6 vols., 8vo., plates (15s.).
RABELAIS 439
Eabelais (F.). Works, now carefully revised and compared
with the late new edition of M. Le Duchat, with Notes, etc.,
by Mr. Ozell. London, 17 S7, 5 vols., post 8vo., portrait
and 15 copper-plate engravings. Ozell's first edition (30s.
to 40s.).
Rabelais (F.). (Euvres . . . avec des remarques historiques
et critiques de M. Le Duchat. Nouvelle edition, ornee de
figures de B. Picart, etc. Amsterdam, Jean Frederic
Bernard, 1741, 3 vols., 4to., superb frontispiece by Tanje'
after Folkema, title engraved by B. Picart for vols, 1 and
3, similar fleuron on these two titles and a different one on
title of second volume, 3 topographical plates, portrait of
Rabelais by Tanje, 9 vignettes (1 repeated thrice), and 8 tail-
pieces (1 repeated) by Picart, and 12 plates after Du Bourg
by Bernaerts, Folkema, and Tanj^ (£3 to £4, and in morocco
according to state).
Only 17 large-paper copies are known to exist, hence the great rarity
and the high prices. Brunet's large-paper copy in red morocco by
Padeloup was sold in 1868 for 3950 frs. ; Baron R. P.'s copy on large
paper, 5950 frs. ; Gosford copy in old red morocco with dentelle, 6100
frs. ; Delbergue-Cormont's copy in citron morocco double with red
morocco by Trautz, 6000 frs. ; B. Maglione's copy in red morocco with
dentelle by Padeloup, 7000 frs. (1894) (this copy brought the same price
in the E. Collin sale) ; DelzoUies' copy in red morocco by Duru, 515 frs.
Three of Du Bourg's original drawings were sold in Em. Mortin's sale
for 360 frs. ; M. G. Delessert's large-paper copy in calf by Padeloup,
1305 frs. (1895).
Rabelais (F.). Gluvres. Genfeve (Cazin), 1777, 4 vols., 16mo.,
medallion portrait, not signed (56-.).
Reprinted 1783, with portrait after Sarabat by de Launay (3«.).
Rabelais (F.). Gluvres . . . suivies des remarques publiees en
anglois par M. Lemotteux et traduites en fran^ois par C. D.
M. (de Missy), nouvelle edition, ornee de 76 gravures.
Paris, Bastien, an VI., 3 vols., Bvo., 76 plates (not signed),
including Rabelais' portrait (10s., and treble on large paper
in 4to., and £3 on largest paper in folio).
It was published on 8 diiferent papers in 250 copies of each. The
plates have no letterpress.
Rabelais (F.). (Euvres ... La Haye et Paris, 1789, 3 vols.,
12mo., 3 frontispieces," 1 plate and 1 vignette, not signed
(4s.).
Rabelais (F.). Songes Drolatiques de Pantagfuel, de I'inven-
tion de M'- Frangois Rabelais et dernier ceuvre d'icelui,
pour la r^cr^ation des bons esprits. A Paris, chez Sallior,
440 KABELLI— EACINE
an V. de I'ere frangaise, 4to,, 60 plates by C. N. Malapeau ;
rare (£4).
These plates are indirectly copied from the old edition of 1565 ; th«
editor Lamy possessed 122 so-called original drawings, which the book-
seller Sallior published in 1797.
Eabelli (J. C). Mascarades monastiques et religieuses de
toutes les Nations du globe, representees en figures
coloriees, avec I'abrege historique de cbaque ordre, et
I'origine de ces pieuses folios . . . Paris, I'an 1" de la
Kepublique frangaise 1792. Imprim. I'an II. (1793), 8vo.,
26 coloured plates (20s., and on vellum paper, with plates,
in two states, plain and coloured, 30s. to 40s.).
The work was intended to appear in 5 or 6 vols., but no more was
published.
Eabener. Satyres . . . traduction libre de I'allemand, par M.
de Boispreaux. Paris, chez P. Gr. Simon, imprimeur du
Parlement, 1764, 4 vols., post 8vo., title red and black, 2
pretty vignettes repeated on titles of vols. 3 and 4 after
Flipart (4s.).
Eaccolta di Poesie e Prose di diversi autori antichi e mo-
derni, etc. Peking (Paris), regnante Kienlong, de 1780
a 1790, 12mo., 4 plates[ after a French artist, not signed
(10s.).
Eacine (Jean). CEuvres . . . Londres, J. Tonson et J. Watts,
1723, 2 vols., 4to., portrait by Virtue, frontispieces, unsigned
vignette heading the "Epitre," and 12 plates after Charon
by Dubosc, Fourdrinier, and Van der Gucht(5s.).
A copy in red morocco with Mirabeau's arms, 300 frs. ; H. Bordier's
copy in old red morocco, 22 frs. (1894),
Eacine (Jean). (Euvres, nouvelle edition. Paris, Despilly,
1736, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece, portrait, and 12 plates by
J. B. Scotin(10s.).
Reprinted 1 741, with the plates reversed and not signed. The " Jolly "
edition of 1741 with frontispiece and 12 unsigned plates (5s., and treble
on large paper).
Eacine (Jean). CEuvres, nouvelle edition, augmentee de
diverses pifeces et de remarques, etc. (par d'Olivet, I)es-
fontaines, Eacine fils et autres), avec de trfes-belles figures
en taille-douce. Amsterdam, J. F. Bernard, 1743, 3 vols.,
12mo., portrait after Yver, frontispiece and 12 plateis after
L. F. D. B. (Louis Fabrice Du Bourg) by Tanje ; 3 fleurons
KACINE 441
on titles, one of whicli signed by Punt, and a tailpiece at
end of vol. 2 (65.).
The 1750 edition has only a new title. Benzon's copy, dated 1750 by
Trautz, uncut, 290 frs. ; the Behague copy in old red morocco, 385 frs. ;
Potier's copy, dated 1743, in old green morocco, 310 frs.
Eacine (Jean). (Euvres . . . Paris, David, ou Moreau, 1750,
3 vols., 12mo., 3 fleurons, and 3 half-page vignettes after
de Seve by Sornique (6s.).
The Behague copy in green morocco by Derome, 1230 frs. (binding
value). Eeprinted 1770, with fleurons and vignettes engraved by
Legrand (3s,).
Eacine (Jean), (Euvres. Paris, 1760, 3 vols., 4to., portrait
by DauU^, 3 fleurons on titles after de Sfeve by Chevillet,
12 plates, ,13 vignettes, and 60 tailpieces, all after de Sfeve
by Aliamet, Baquoy, Flipart, Legrand, Lemire, Lempereur,
Sornique, and Tardieu (305. to 405., and in morocco according
to state).
According to Brunet only 2 copies exist on Dutch paper, one of
which, in red morocco by Padeloup, was sold in the Eenouard sale for 250
frs. The Behague copy in green morocco, 500 frs. ; Rich. Lion's copy
in red morocco, 405 frs. ; Quentin-Bauchart's copy in red morocco with
Mirabeau's arms, 585 frs. ; Em. Martin's copy, uncut, 235 frs. De Seve's
-original drawings (minus the one of " Iphigenie "), numbering 97 pieces,
with the corresponding engravings, were sold in the Eenouard sale for
196 frs., and are now in the collection of Baron J.-E. de Rothschild. The
Paris edition of 1767, 3 vols., 12mo., contain the above illustrations in
reduced form (5s.).
Eacine (Jean). (Euvres . . . avec des commentaires par M.
Luneau de Boisgermain. Paris, Cellot, 1768, 7 vols., 8vo.,
portrait after Santerre by Gaucher, and 12 plates after
Gravelot by Duclos, Flipart, Lemire, Lempereur, Levasseur,
N4e, Prevost, Eousseau, and Simonet (20s., and double on
Dutch paper with unlettered proofs).
The EadziwUl copy in old red morocco, 150 frs. ; Gosford copy, on large
Dutch paper, and bound by Derome, 1550 frs. ; Delbergue's copy in citron
morocco, 490 frs. ; Lion's copy in red morocco by Derome, 1220 frs.
The original drawings are with M, Dutuit at Rouen. The Gresy copy^
incorrectly announced as having belonged to the Comtesse du Barry on
account of the arms of Jean Du Barry, her brother-in-law, being pasted
on the backs, was sold for 315 frs.
Eacine (Jean). (Euvres completes . . . nouvelle edition,
ornee de figures dessinees par Lebarbier et gravees sous
sa direction. A Paris, chez Deterville, de I'imprimerie de
Didot jeune, an IV. (1796), 4 vols., Bvo., portrait after San-
terre by Gaucher, and 1 2 plates after Lebarbier by Baquoy .( 1 ),
442 EAOINE
Dambrun (4), Dupreel (1), Gaucher (l),Halbou (l),Langlois
jeune (l), Patas (1), Romanet (1), and Thomas (1) (10s.,
and treble on large vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
One or two copies were taken on blue vellum paper. The Radziwill
copy on large vellum paper, with artists' proofs, and etchings in red
morocco by Bozerian, 128 frs. ; the Behague copy in old green morocco,
510 frs. ; Duriez' unique copy on vellum, 4 vols, in 8, containing Le
Barbier's original drawings, besides the artists' proofs and the etchings
in blue English morocco, 1600 frs. ; resold in 1876 for 3550 frs. It
is now in the collection of M. Roederer at Reims.
Racine (Jean). (Euvres de Racine. Paris, Pierre Didot
I'aine, an IX. (1801-5), 3 vols., roy. foL, vellum paper,
superb frontispiece after Prudhon by Marais, and 56 plates
(a plate for each act) after Chaudet, Gerard, Girodet, Moitte,
Peyron, Serangeli, and Taunay, by Baquoy, Beisson, Blot,
Chatillon, Coiny, Dupreel, Duval, Fischer, Glairon-Mondet,
Langlois, Langlois jeune, Lavallee, Le Villain, Marais, J.
Mansuy, Urb, Massard, Mathieu, Ponce, Prevost, Romanet,
and Viel {4.0s. to 50s., and double with unlettered proofs).
251 copies printed, 100 of them with the artists' proofs, and one on
vellum, in which the original drawings were inserted, and which is said
to be in this country. Publication price, 1200 frs. and 1800 frs.
respectively. The Solar copy, beautifully bound by Cape, 1050 frs. ;
resold in the Lebceuf de Montgermont sale for 2150 frs. The original
drawings were dispersed.
Racine (Jean). (Euvres de Jean Racine, avec les variantes
et les imitations des auteurs grecs et latins, publiees par
M. Petitot, Editeur du Repertoire du Thelitre frangais.
Paris, stereotype d'Herhan, 1807, 5 vols., 8 vo., portrait of
Racine designed and engraved by Saint- Aubin, and 12
unlettered plates after Moreau by de Ghendt, Roger,
Simonet, and Trifere, published by M. A. Renouard, and
always found inserted in the vellum paper copies of this
edition (£2 to £3).
The original sepia drawings realized in the Maherault sale 10,000 frs.
Racine (Jean). (Euvres completes de Jean Racine, nouvelle
edition, ornee de figures dessinees par Moreau le jeune et
gravies sous sa direction. Paris, Raymond et Menard,
1811,4 vols., 8vo., portrait after Santerre by Dupreel, and
12 plates after Moreau by Courbe, Hulk, Macret, Manage,
and Triere (10s. to 12s., and treble with the plates before
letters).
Racine (Louis). La Religion, poeme. Paris, Coignard, 1742,
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8vo., frontispiece and fleuron on title after Cochin fils by
Cochin pfere (3s.).
Exists in 4to. aad in 12mo., with the fleuron in reduced form.
Another edition, Londres (Cazin), 1782, 2 vols., 16mo., with portrait by
R. Delvaux after Aved.
Eacknitz (Freyherr zu). Darstellung und Geschichte des
Geschmacks. Leipzig, 1796, 4to., vellum paper, with
engravings, and folio atlas, oblong, containing 48 coloured
plates of Ornamental Furniture, Fresco Decorations, Archi-
tecture, etc, (£4 to £5).
Privately printed, and rare.
Raeolta di disegni d'Ornati all' uso de Gioieglieri. S.I., 1767,
fol., engraved title, and 6 plates signed: C. L. in v., J. C.
Mallia scul. (15s.).
Radcliflfe (Anne). Eleonore de Rosalba . . . traduit par Mary
Gay, avec figures de Queverdo. Paris, Lepetit, 1797, 7
vols., 16mo., 8 plates after Queverdo by Villerey (5s., and
treble on large vellum paper with the unlettered proofs).
Radcliffe (Anne). La For^t . . . avec figures. A Paris, chez
Maradon, an VI. (1798), 4 vols., 16mo., 5 plates, 3 of
them after Chaillou by Bovinet (4s.).
Another edition, undated, with 4 plates after and by the same
artists {is.).
Radclifie (Anne). L'ltalien ou le Confessional des Penitens
noirs, traduit de I'anglais par Andre Morellet. Paris, chez
Denne jeune et Maradon, 1797; 3 vols., 12mo., 3 pretty
frontispieces, 1 signed : Gaitte sculp. (5s.).
Another edition an VI. (1798), 4 vols., 12mo., 4 pretty plates after
Chaillou, not signed (6s.),.
Radcliff"e (Anne). Julia . . . Paris, Maradon, an VI. (1798), 2
parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 plates after De Fraine (5s.).
Radcliffie (Anne). Les Mysteres d'Udolphe, traduit par
Victorine de Chastenay. Paris, chez Maradon, an VI.
(1798), 6 vols., 12mo., 6 frontispieces, not signed (4s.).
Radcliffe (Anne). Le Tombeau, ouvrage posthume, traduit sur
le manuscrit par Hector Cha ussier. Paris, Andre, an VIII.,
2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 plates after Chaillou (5s.).
Reprinted 1812.
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Eambler's Magazine (The), or The Annals of Gallantry, Glee,
Pleasure, and the Bon Ton. London, 1783-90, 9 vols.,
8vo. A volume each for 1783, 84, 85, 86, 87, July to
December, 1788-9, Supplement to 1789, and January to
June, 1790, plates ; very scarce (£20 to £25).
Eameau. Le Maltre a Danser, qui enseigne le maniere . . .
par le sieur E. . . , Paris, 1725, 8vo., 58 plates designed
and engraved by the author (25s. to 30s.). See : Dancing.
Eameau. Le Maltre a danser qui enseigne la manifere de faire
tous les difFerents pas de danse dans toute la regularite de
I'art et de conduire les bras a chaque pas, enrichi de figures
en taille-douce. Paris, 1734, 8vo., 60 plates, including
frontispiece and the large plate of the Ball, often missing ;
very rare (£4 to £5).
Eameau. Code de musique pratique, ou Methodes pour
apprendre la musique, meme a des aveugles . . . par
M. E. . . . Paris, Imprimerie Eoyale, 1760, 4to., frontis-
piece after Poussin by Fessard, fleuron on title, and 33
pages of music engraved on copper (25s. to 30s.).
A large-paper copy in red morocco, with arms of Marie Adelaide de
Prance, daughter of Louis XV., 110 frs. (1895).
Eamsay (Allan). Poems. Edinburgh, 1721-28, 2 vols., 4to.,
portrait. First collective edition (40s. to 50s.).
Eamsay (Allan). The Gentle Shepherd, with Glossary.
Glasgow, A. Foulis, 1788, 4to., portrait and plates by
D. Allan and music (25s. to 30s.).
Eandel (Louis). Un pot sans couvercle, et rien dedans ou les
Mystferes du Souterrain de la rue de la Lune. A Paris,
Logerot, an VII., 8vo., 1 original plate, not signed (3s.).
Eanson. Gluvres contenant un Eecueil de Trophees. Attributs,
Cartouches . . . etc., et plusieurs dessins agreables pour
broder des fauteuils. Composes et dessines par Eanson et
graves par Berthaut et Voysard. Paris, Esnault et Eapilly,
1788, fol. Consists of general title and 20 parts of 6
plates each (£60 to £70).
Banson. Premier [ — IV^J Cahier de Decorations d'Apparte-
ments dessinees par Eanson et gravees par Juillet. A Paris,
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chez la veuve Avaulez (et chez les Campions freres), s.d.
oblong foL, 4 parts of 6 plates each {£7 to £8).
Raphaelis Picturse ex aula et conclavibus palatii Vatican! a
D. de Rossi in sere expressse. Eomse, 1722, 4to., 19 plates
(20s. to 25s.).
Raphael Sanctius. Loggie di Rafaele nel Vaticano (Roma),
1772-77, 3 parts, imp. Atlas fol., frontispiece and 43 plates
including titles engraved by Volpato and Ottaviani after
Savorelli and Camporesi (£3 to £4, and coloured £25 to £30,
and more with the 8 additional plates by Volpato after
Raphael).
Part 1 consists of general title representing a view of the interior, the
2 doors, double plates, large view of the 12 windows, 3 sheets making
a large plate, and arabesques : 14 double plates; Part 2, the ceilings
with Bible illustrations, with extra frontispiece-title and 13 double
plates; Part 3, the Bassi Rilievi, 12 double plates.
Raphael's Seven Cartoons, engraved by J. Mitchel and W.
Buchanan. Glasgow, R. and A. Foulis, 1773, fol. (25s.
to 30s.).
Rapin (P.). History of England . . . with continuation by N.
Tindal . . . London, 1743-7, 5 vols., fol., numerous por-
traits by Houbraken and Vertue, monuments, medals, maps,
etc. (£2 to £3).
The book is only appreciated on account of the portraits. Vols. 1 and
2 appeared for the first time in 1732, and contain the first impressions
of the portraits.
Rapin de Toyras. Histoire dAngleterre ... A La Haye
(Paris), 1749, 16 vols., portrait, frontispiece, 27 headpieces
(several of them duplicates) after Eisen and R. Humblot by
Tardieu, A. L. Boucher, Lafosse, Audran, and Maisbnneuve,
and portraits of the early English kings (15s.).
Rapin. Les Jardins, poeme en quatre chants, traduction libre
precedee d'un discours et d'une gravure. Paris, Dufour,
1773, 12mo., frontispiece after Marillier by de Longueil (3s.).
Rapini (Renati). Hortorum libri IV. et cultura hortensis.
Hortorum historiam addidit Gabriel Brotier. Parisiis,
Barbou, 1780, pretty frontispiece by Prevost (3s.).
Rasiel de Selva. Histoire de I'admirable Don Inigo de
44G EAULIN— E:&AUMUE
Guipuscoa, chevalier de la Vierge et fondateur de la
monarcliie des Inighistes, nouvelle Edition augmentee de
rAnti-Coton. La Haye, 1738, 2 vols., 12mo., frontispiece
{is.).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy in morocco with the Pompadour arms 80
frs. (1894). ^
Raulin. De la Conservation des Enfants, ou les Moyens de les
fortifier, de les preserver et guerir des maladies, depuis
I'instant de leur existence jusqua I'age de puberte, par M.
Raulin, conseiller medecin ordinaire du Roi, etc, Paris,
Merlin, 1768, 2 vols., 12mo., pretty frontispiece after
G-ravelot by N. de Launay, and a vignette heading the
" Epltre au Roi " by the same artist (35.).
Ray. Histoire Naturelle eclaircie dans une de ses parties
principals, I'Ornithologie, qui traite des oiseaux de terre,
de mer et de rivifere tant de nos climats que des pays
Strangers, ouvrage traduit du latin de Ray, augmente par
M. Salerne et enrichi de 31 figures dessinees d'aprfes nature.
A Paris, chez de Bure, 1767, 4to., frontispiece after Martinet
by de Longueil, and 30 plates designed and engraved by
Martinet (10s.).
Raynal (Thomas). Histoire philosophique et politique des
Etablissements et du Commerce des Europeens dans les
Deux-Indes. La Haye, chez Gosse fils, 1774, 7 vols., Svo.,
7 plates after Eisen by Baquoy, de Launay, Masquolier, and
Nee (6s., and more on Dutch paper).
Another edition, 1780-81, in 5 vols., 4to. (one vol., the atlas consisting
of 49 maps), with portrait after Cochin and 4 plates after Moreau by De
Launay, Delignon, Duflos, and Simonet (6s., and double on fine paper).
The plate of the " Ouragan " exists only in the state of etching, which is
to be found in some copies. Comte de la Bedoyere's copy, uncut and
with the plates in 3 states, 29 frs.; the Radziwill copy, in old red
morocco, 40 frs. The copy containing the original drawings, in old
green morocco, is in the Roederer Collection, at Reims. The edition of
1780, 10 vols., 8vo., and atlas in 4to., contains the portrait, the 4 plates
in reduced form, with 6 additional ones after Moreau by Berthet,
Bovinet, Jourdan, and Villerey (5«.).
Reaumur (F. de). Memoire pour servir a I'Histoire des Insectes.
Paris, imprimerie Royale, 1734-42, 6 vols., 4to., frontispiece
by Mass^ after Coypel, and numerous plates by Haussard
and Simoneau (20s. to 30s.).
Copies on stout paper contain the first impressions. In Baron Pichon s
sale, such a copy in red morocco with the arms of the due d'Orleans, 410
frs. ; Rich. Lion's copy, in blue morocco with royal arms, 300 frs. ;
resold in the BIhague sale for 730 frs.
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Eeaumur (F. de). L'Art de faire ^clore et d' Clever en toute
saison des Oiseaux domestiques de toutes espfeces, soit par ,
le moyen de la chaleur du fumier, soit par le moyen de celle
du feu ordinaire. A Paris, de Timprimerie Eoyale, 1749, 2
vols., 8vo., 6 charming vignettes and 15 plates (6s., and in
old morocco according to state). Reprinted 1751, 3 vols.,
12mo., with 11 vignettes and 20 technical plates (4s.).
Eecherches sur I'Origine, I'Esprit et les Progrfes des Arts dans
la Grfece (par P. F. Hughes, dit d'Hancarville). Londres,
Appleyard, 1785, 3 vols., roy. 4to., plates (25s.).
The author having been severely taken to task for the peculiar ideas
he displayed in vols. 1 and 2, discontinued the work, but published vol. 3
as a retort to his critics.
Eecueil complet de pieces curieuses concernant I'operation et
I'accouchement de Dordrecht, represente en taille-douce avec
les pieces authentiques et essensielles a un ^vfenement
si extraordinaire arrivd en I'ann^e, 1739. S.l. (Paris,
H^rissant), 1739, 12mo., pretty frontispiece in bistre, not .
signed (5 s.).
Eecueil de Divers GrrifFonemens, T^tes, Animaux, Frises,
Marines, Paysages, et autres Sujets de Caprice. Inventes
et graves par Steph . . . Delia Bella, graveur florentin.
Se vend a Paris, chez Basan, s.d., 4to., 140 pieces on 88
leaves, including general title and 8 separate titles, all finely
engraved (30s. to 40s.).
Recueil d'Estampes repr^sentant les diiferents ^venements de la
Guerre qui a procure I'lndependance aux Etats-Unis. Paris,
Ponce, s.d. (circa 1780), 4to. oblong, 16 plates, including
title, after Godefroy, Fauvel, Le Barbier, Le Paon, Marillier,
Lauson, by Godefroy and Ponce (£3, and treble on large
paper).
Recueil de Poetes gascons. Amsterdam, Daniel Pain, 1700, 2
parts, post 8vo. Part 1 contains : " (Euvres de Pierre
Goudelin de Toulouse avec le Dictionnaire de la Langue
Toulousaine ; " part 2 comprises : " (Euvres du sieur Le
Sage de Montpellier et du Sr. Michel de Nimes," fleuron on
titles and 3 frontispieces (15s. to 20s.).
Recueil de Figures historiques, symboliques et tragiques, pour
servir a I'Histoire du XVIIP sifecle. Amsterdam, chez
Eay, librarie ; Yvfes, graveur sur le Dam, 1762, roy. 8vo.,
448 EECUEIL
Dutcli paper ; engraved title, not signed, and 19 plates after
de Montalais (lOs.).
Recueil de petits Sujets et Culs-de-lampe, utiles aux artistes.
Paris, Chereau, rue Saint-Jacques, aux deux Piliers-d'or
(circa 1770), 90 figures after Eisen (without text) (£2
to £3).
It is a reissue of vignettes which have served for different works.
Recueil de Pifeces choisies sur les Conqu^tes et la Convalescence
du Eoy, presente a S. M. par David I'aine, 1745, 8vo.,
frontispiece designed and engraved by Cochin, fleuron on
title and vignette after Cochin, not signed (3s.}.
Eecueil de Poesies frangoises, revues, corrigees, augmentees et
ornees de figures. La Haye, 1762, post 8vo., engraved
title and 5 plates after de Montalais (is.).
Eecueil des pieces, chansons et fetes donnees a I'occasion de la
prise de Port-Mahon en France. S.l. (Paris), 1757, 8vo.,
frontispiece after Martinet (3s.).
Eecueil de Chansons des meilleurs auteurs, diversite's galantes
. . . Paris, Desnos, 1788, 16mo., 8 plates (25s. to 30s.).
Eecueil de Face'ties. Paris, ans VI. et VII. (1798-9), 12mo.,
frontispiece (10s.).
Eecueil de Portraits, dessine's par C. N. Cochin fils. . Paris, V'^-
Cochin, 1754-68, 4to., 31 medallion portraits after Cochin
by Saint-Aubin, Dupuis, L. Cars, etc. (40s. to 50s.).
Eecueil de Portraits des Eois de France depuis Pharamond
jusqu'a Louis XV., dessines d'aprfes les medailles, par A.
Boizot, peintre ordinaire du Eoi, et graves par les soins do
M. Odieuvre A. P. D. E., 1738, 4to., engraved title after
Boizot by Lepicie, and 60 portraits by Aveline, Duchange,
C. Dupuis, N. Dupuis, Edelinck, Et. Fessard, Ficquet,
Filloeul, Pinssio, Eavenet, Thomassin, C. Eeys, and G.
Wille (20s. to 30s.).
The portrait of Louis XIV. is in duplicate.
Eecueil des meilleurs Contes en vers. Londres (Paris, Cazin),
1778, 4 vols., 16mo., portrait of La Fontaine, and 116
charming vignettes, not signed, and falsely attributed to
Duplessi-Bertaux ; they are supposed to have been executed
by Durand, miniature painter of the Due d'Orleans (who
designed the vignettes for the "Fond du Sac"), and
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engraved by Delvaux and others (the vignette " L' Amour
Oiseleur " at page 15 of vol. 4 has the signature " Dresppe")
(£2 to £3, and in morocco according to state).
This work, known under the name of " Petits Conteurs," consists of
Contes et Nouvelles en vers par M. de La Fontaine (vols. 1 and 2),
with- 65 vignettes; Contes et Nouvelles en vers par Voltaire, Vergier,
Senece, Perrault, Moncrif, and Ducercean (vol. 3), with 23 vignettes;
and Contes en vers par Grecourt, Autreau, Saint-Lambert, Chamfort,
Dorat, La Monnaye, and Pr. de Neufchateau (vol. 4), with 28 vignettes.
The smallness of the margin is owing, to the book having been printed
on small-size paper. Vols. 1 and 2, forming a work in themselves, were
sold before the others were published ; thus they are sometimes found in
old morocco bindings not uniform. The first 60 copies, conspicuous for
their brilliant impressions, have in vol. 2 the vignette of the " Courtisane
amour euse" transposed to page 119, and that of 'f Nicaise " to page 105.
The vignettes in artists' proofs without text are of the utmost rarity.
M. E. Paillet's copy, containing the whole 116 vignettes in this choice
state (considered as unique), and bound in sumptuous double binding by
Lortic, is marked by Morgand 15,000 frs. Lebceuf de Montgermont's
copy, " relie sur brochure," in citron morocco by Trautz, 1020 frs. ;
Collin's copy in blue morocco by Trautz, 1480 frs. ; Delbergue's copy in
citron morocco by Thibaron, 400 frs. ; the Behague copy in old red
morocco, 680 frs. (formerly sold in the Em. Martin's sale for 900 frs.) ;
Comte de Lignerolles' copy, uncut, in red morocco with dentelle by
Trautz-Bauzonnet, 1100 frs. (1894). Another copy in old red morocco
was sold in the same season for 240 frs., and another, uncut and unopened,
for 335 frs.
Eecueil des meilleurs Contes en vers. Genfeve et Paris, chez
Delalain, 1774, 8vo., pretty fleuron on title, 2 vignettes and
2 tailpieces after Marillier by E. de Ghendt (5 s.).
Recueil general de CoeiFures de difi'erens gouts, ou Ton voit la
maniere dont se coeffoient les femmes sous diflferents rfegnes,
a commencer en 1589 jusqu'en 1778, avec des vers analogues
a chaque costume ; suivi d'une collection de Modes Fran-
coises, contenant les differens Habillements et Coeffures
des Hommes et des Femmes, la plus complette qui ait paru
en ce genre, ouvrage fort desire de I'un et de I'autre sexe.
Paris, Desnos, s d. (1778), -roy. 8vo. (£15 to £20).
The part relating to hair-dressing contains 48 medallions representing
models of this art, with 48 small pages of engraved text ; the other,
which treats of fashion and costume, is divided in 2 parts of 24 plates
of fashion each, with the explanations beneath, but without the verses.
All the plates are unsigned. The second edition appeared under the
title ;* " Recueil de Coiffures et Portraits de toutes les epoques depuis le
r^gne de Henri IV. jusqu'au regne de Louis XVI. S.l.n.d. (Paris, circa
1780), with 48 plates and engraved text. (A copy in morocco by Hardy,
was sold for 230 frs.)
Recueil des Festes, Feux d'artifice et Pompes funfebres,
2 G
450 EECUEIL
ordonnees pour le roi par MM. les premiers gentilshommes
de sa chambre. Paris, Ballard, 1756, fol., 13 plates
designed and engraved by Cochin pfere and fils (20s., and
in morocco witla the royal arms (often met with) according
to state).
Eecueil des Habillements des differentes nations et en particulier
des vieux ajustements anglais, d'aprfes les dessins d'Holbein,
Van Dyck, de Hollar, et autres (text English and French).
Londres, 1757-72, 4 vols., roy. 4to., 480 plates of costumes
(£2, and more on large paper, and coloured more than
double).
Reprinted 1773.
Eecueil general des pifeces concernant le procfes entre la DUe.
Cadifere de la ville de Toulon et le pere Girard, jesuite,
recteur du seminaire royal de la marine de la ville. Aix,
imprimerie de J. David, 17 . . . , 2 vols., fol. (10s., and
treble and more with the plates, consisting of 32 etchings
in 4to under the title : " Histoire du P. J.-B. Girard et de
Mile. Marie-Catherine Cadiere, divisee en 32 planches,
contenant les faits principaux mentionnes au procfes suivant
les factums," etc. ; very rare).
Keceuil (sic) de Poesies frangoises, revues, corrigees, augmentees
et orn^es de figures. A la Haye, chez la veuve Joli et Eay,
1761 ; contenant: Les Jesuitiques a Eome, 1761 ; Arrest
de la Cour du Parnasse pour les Jesuites, poeme, a Delphes,
1762 ; La Eeligion a I'assemblee du clerge de France, poeme,
en France, 1762; Le Decri, conte,-l762; Lamentations de
la societe ci-devant dite des Jesuites ; Le Citoyen aux soi-
disants Jesuites, poeme. En Vauceron, 1762, etc., in 1 vol.,
12ijgL0., 8 frontispieces after de Montalais (lOs.).
pamphlets against the Jesuits.
EecTleil de Vues de I'Amerique septentrionale et des Indes
occidentales, gravees d'apres les dessins prix sur les lieux,
par MM. Sandby, Grignion, Eooker, Canot, Elliot, avec
I'eSplication en anglais et en frangais. Londres, 1768, roy.
fol. oblong, 27 plates (£6 to £8).
Eecueil de Litterature, de Philosophic et d'Histoire. Amsterdam,
chei Fr. L'Honore, 1730, post 8vo., frontispiece, not signed,
and 'fleuron signed B. Picart direx. on title (3s.).
Eecueil de 285 Estampes, grave'es a I'eau-forte par les plus
habiles artistes du temps, d'aprfes les dessins des grands
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maitres, que possedait autrefois M. Jabach, et qui depuis
ont passe au Cabinet du Roy. Paris, Joullain, 1754, oblong
folio (25s. to 40s., and more with the plates unlettered and
unnumbered).
Recueil de divers petits sujets agreables d'aprfes Eisen et d'autres
maitres. Se vend a Paris chez Basan, s.d., 8vo., title
engraved by Martinet, 27 plates after Eisen, 2 after F. Picart,
2 after Gravelot, I after de Sfeve, 1 after de Blakey, 4
after Cochin, 8 after Boucher, 1 after Tremoliferes, 1 after
Bouchardon, 1 after Binet, 1 after de la Feme, 2 after
Titian by Binet, and 6 not signed, altogether 55 plates
numbered besides title. The plate of " Le Rossignol conte "
after Picart is numbered 13 (30s.).
Recueil de romans historiques. Londres, 1746, 8 vols., 16mo.,
8 fleurons and 8 vignettes after de Sfeve by Fessard (pub-
lished by the Abbe Lenglet du Fresnoy) (5 s.).
Recueil des Operas representes par I'Academie Royale de
Musique depuis son etablissement. A la Haye, chez.
Guillaume de Voys, 1726, 13 vols., 12mo., plates (20s. to SOs.).
Reflexions morales de I'empereur Marc Antonin, traduites par
Dacier ... A Paris, chez Saugrain, an IX., 4 to., 2 plates
by Dambrun and Simonet after Moreau (lOs., and treble on
large vellum paper with unlettered proofs, and more with
the etchings).
Reglement pour I'Opera de Paris ... A Utopie, 1743, 16mo.,.
frontispiece (5s.).
Regnard. Les Menechmes, Comedie ... A Paris, Ribou,.
1706, 12mo., frontispiece, original edition, containing an
Epistle to Boileau as a retort to his Satire X. (10s.).
Regnard. (Euvres de. A Paris, chez Pierre Ribou, 1707-8,
2 vols., 12mo. First collective edition, 2 frontispieces,
fleuron on titles, and 9 plates (6 and 3), not signed (£6 to
£8).
" Le Legataif e universel " and " la Critique du Legataire " appeared,
first in 1708, and should be included in this edition at eiid of vol. 2.
Reprinted 1714 with different fleurons. The Bruxelles Reprint of 1711
has also 2 new frontispieces after Picart by Berterham (15s.). Another
edition, 1750, 4 vols., 16mo., with 4 fleurons on titles after Clavareau
by Fessard, 5s. ; and another printed Amsterdam, 1760, three 3 vols.,
8vo., with vignettes, is. The Cazin edition, I78i, 4 vols., 16mo., with
portrait by G. L. Boisse, 5s.
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Regnard. OEuvres completes de Eegnard, avec des avertissements
et des remarques sur cliaque pifece, par M. G. . . . (Garnier).
Paris, de rimprimerie de Monsieur, 1789-1790, 6 vols.,
8vo., portrait after Rigaud by Tardieu, and 11 plates after
Moreau and Marillier by Delignon, Duponchel, Giraud,
Halbou, Langlois, de Longueil, Patas, Simonet, and Trifere
(20s. to 30s., and in morocco according to state).
Vol. 1 alone bears date 1789, and of this a very limited number
exists. Only two copies exist on vellum paper of vols. 1 to 4, and one
copy on fine paper with vols. 5 and 6. Some, but not all the plates
exist in artists' proofs. Those having "la lettre grise" are the earliest
impressions. The plate for Democrite does not exist in that state.
The first 4 vols, are often met with; of the last two only a limited
number was printed. Potier's copy in old green morocco, 120 frs.;
Rich. Lion's copy in old red morocco, 670 frs.
Regnard. (Euvres ... A Paris, chez Maradan, 1790, 4 vols.,
roy. 8vo., Dutch paper, portrait, not signed, and 12 plates,
9 of them after Borel by T. F. Viguet, L. Croutelle, Halbou,
Duhamel, and J. Le Roy, 1 by N. Thomas after Bornet,
and 2 not signed (15s., and more on large vellum paper,
and with the rare unlettered proofs, £4). Bancel's copy in
blue morocco, having Moreau's and Desenne's plates added,
140 frs.
Regnault (L. F.). Catalogue raisonne d'un Choix precieux de
dessins et d'une nombreuse et riche Collection d'Estampes
anciennes et modernes, en feuilles, en recueils, et en oeuvres,
livres a figures, tableaux et autres objets curieux qui
composaient le cabinet de P. Fr. Basan, ancien marchand
d'Estamp, par L. F. Regnault, peintre et graveur. Paris,
chez I'auteur, an VI., 8vo., frontispiece and vignette by
Choffard (4s.).
Basan's medallion portrait exists in artist's proof.
Regnault- Varin. Le Paquet-Bot de Calais a Douvres, roman
politique et moral trouve sur une echoppe de Bouquiniste
du quai des Ormes. Paris, Andre, an X. (1802), 16mo.,
1 charming plate, not signed (3s.).
Regnault-Warin. Le.Cimetifere de la Madeleine. Paris, 1801,
4 vols., 12mo. or 16mo., 4 plates in the style of Chaillou (3s.,
and treble on vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
Regnier (Mathurin). Les Sa tyres et autres (Euvres de Regnier,-
avec des remarques (par Brossette). A Londres, chez Lyon
et Woodman, 1729, 4to., frontispiece after Humblot by
Tardieu, fleuron on title after Humblot by Baquoy, 6
REGNIEE— EELATION 453
vignettes (the first heading the satyres containing the
medallion portrait of Henri IV.) after Humblot by Mathey,
Baquoy, and Crepy fils, and 5 ornamented head letters by
Mathey (20s. to 30s.).
A large-paper copy is in the Paris Library (Biblioth^que de la ville
de Paris). Counterfeit edition, Amsterdam, 1730, with copied frontis-
piece and first vignette by Seller and Schafhus (4s.). Another edition,
Londres, Lyon et Woodman, 1731 (48.).
Eegnier (Mathurin). Satyres et autres CEuvres de Eegnier,
accompagn^ea de remarques historiques (par Brossette),
nouvelle edition consid^rablement augment^e (par Lenglet
du Fresnoy). Londres, Jacob Tonson, 1733, 4to., frontis-
piece after Natoire by L. Cars, fleuron on title after Cochin,
7 vignettes and 15 tailpieces (duplicates) after Boucher and
Natoire by Cochin, and 3 ornamented letters (20s., and
more than double on large paper, sm. fol, printed within a
red border).
Eegnier (Mathurin). CEuvres de Eegnier, nouvelle edition,
considerablement augmentee. Genfeve (Cazin), 1777, 2 vols.,
16mo., frontispiece after Marillier by de Launay (6s.).
Reprinted Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1780, 2 vols., 16mo., portrait by
Duponchel (3s.).
Eeinaud (Th.). Le moine marchand . . . Amsterdam, 1714,
12mo., frontispiece and fleuron on title, both by Quisseau
(3s.).
Eelation de I'lnauguration solennelle de Charles VI. . . .
comme Comte de Flandre. Gand, 1717, fol., frontispiece
and 6 folding plates by Harrewyn, etc. (10s.).
Eelation de I'lnauguration . . . de sa Majeste Marie-Therese,
reine de Hongrie, etc., comme comtesse de Flandre . . .
Gand, 1744, fol., frontispiece and folding plates (10s.).
Eelation de I'arrivee du Eoi au H^vre de Gr^ce, le 9 Septembre
1749, et des f^tes qui se sont donnees a cette occasion.
Paris, de I'lmprimerie de Louis Guerin et de Louis Delatour,
1753, fol., 4 large vignettes (3 of which are different)
engraved by P. Le Bas after Stoltz, and 6 double plates
by Le Bas after Descamps (25s. to 30s.).
Eelation historique de I'Ethiopie occidentale, trad, de I'italien
du P. Cavazzi. Paris, 1732, 5 vols., 12mo., plates and
maps (5 s.),
454 EELIGION— EEPONSE
Eeligion a I'Assemblee du clerge de Fiance (La), poeme. En
France, chez les Libraires, 1762, 12mo., pretty title by de
Montalais (3s.).
Kemond de Saint-Mard. Gluvres (Dialogues des Dieux, Lettres
galantes et philosophiques, Po^tique prise dans ses sources)
Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier, 1749, 5 vols., 12mo., title after
Clavareau by Fessard, with border and vignette to each
volume (different), 5 frontispieces, not signed, and 6 half-
page vignettes after Halle by Fessard (10s., and more than
treble on large paper ; rare).
Remond de Sainte-Albine. Le Com^dien. Paris, Desamt et
Saillant, 1747, 8vo., fleuron on title, and 3 vignettes after
Gravelot, etched by Major (3s.).
Remonstrances au Parlement, avec des notes et ornees de
figures. Au Paraguay, de I'imprimerie royale de Nicolas
1*'. S.l. (Paris), 1761, 8vo., engraved title with vignette,
and 2 plates, not signed (4s.).
Renard (J. -A.). Etudes de Fragments d' Architecture, grave's
dans la maniere du crayon . . . Paris, JouUain, 1783, fol.,
24 plates by Hayard after Renard (30s. to 40s.).
Rendez a Cesar ce qui appartient a Ce'sar ; introduction a une
nouvelle histoire philosophique des Rapes. S.I., 1783, 8vo.,
frontispiece containing portrait of Pius VI., and 1 plate.
A violent anti-Popery pamphlet, of which Joseph II. is the
supposed author (10s.).
Renneville (Constantin de). L'Inquisition frangaise, ou I'Histoire
de la Bastille. A Amsterdam, chez Balthazar Lareman;
a Leyde, chez Jean et Herm. Verboek, 1724, 5 vols., 12mo.,
fleuron on title, portrait of George I. (to whom the work
is dedicated) by Surugue, 3 heraldic vignettes, and 55
plates (24, 8, 6, 7, and 10, respectively) not signed (20s.).
Renoult. Les Aventures de la Madone et de Frangois d'Assise,
recueilles de plusieurs ouvrages des docteurs romaines, ecrites
d'un style r^creatif, etc. Amsterdam, chez les heritiers
Daniel La Feuille, 1745, 12mo., frontispiece and 10 plates
by La Feuille (4s.).
It is a supplement to the "Alcoran des Cordeliers." Reprinted 1750.
Reponse de Xenocrate le philosophe, a Phryne, la Courtisane.
Imprime a Thfebes, et se trouve a Paris, chez les philosophes
grecs, 1769, 8vo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
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Representation des FStes donnees par la ville de Strasbourg
pour la convalescence du Roi, a I'arrivde et pendant le
sejour de Sa Majesty en cette ville, invente, dessine et
dirige par J. Weiss, graveur de la ville de Strasbourg,
imprim^ par Laurent Humbert, a Paris (1745), Atlas fol.,
title engraved by Marvye, fine portrait of Louis XV. on
horseback painted by Parrocel (the head by Chevalier after
the bust of Le Moine) and engraved by J. Gr. Wille (this
portrait does not form an integral part of the book, as it is
missing in the majority of copies), 11 large plates after
Weiss by Le Bas (plate 10 by Weiss), 2 pretty vignettes
at beginning and end of text by Marvie after Weiss, 10
pages of text engraved within various borders and fleurons
(25s., and in morocco according to state).
A great many copies were bound by Padeloup with the arms of
France, some having also those of Strasbourg in the corners. Rich.
Lion's copy in red morocco, 520 frs.
Reprfeentation des Modes et Habillements qui sont en usage a
Strasbourg. Strasbourg, chez J. D. Doulsecker, 1731, sm.
4to., pretty frontispiece, not signed, 20 plates of costumes,
16 of them by Fonbonne, 3 by Weiss, and 1 by Folkema
(i2 to £3).
Repton (H.). Sketches and Hints on Landscape Gardening
collected from Designs and Observations now in the
possession of the different Noblemen and Gentlemen for
whose use they were originally made. London, 1794,
oblong fol., 100 pp., with 16 coloured plates and movable
slips (50s. to 60s.).
Ress^guier (Le chevalier de). Voyage d'Amatonth. A Londres
(Paris), 1750, 8vo., 3 headpieces, not signed (55.).
Pamphlet directed against Mme. de Pompadour ; most of the copies
were destroyed.
Restif de la Bretonne. Le Paysan perverti, ou les Dangers de
la ville, histoire recente, etc. A La Haye et se trouve a
Paris, chez Esprit, 1776, 8 parts in 4 vols., 12mo., 84
plates (including 8 frontispieces) after Binet by Berthet
and Le Roy (50s., double in modern morocco, and in old
morocco according to state).
Most copies contain only 82 plates, as the two "bis" (star) plates
" Manon presentee " and " Edmond convalescent " appear to have been
published at a later date, and are therefore sometimes found inserted in
" La Paysane pervertie." Plate 24 at page 286, vol. 1, part 2, exists in
456 EESTIF
a second state, where Gaudet is dressed in the coat of a marquis instead
of a clerical frock. The alteration was effected to please the censor.
The plate is of ordinary value in both states.
Eestif de la Bretonne. La Paysane pervertie ... A La
Haie, et se trouve a Paris, chez la dame veuve Duchesne,
1784, 8 parts in 4 vols., 12mo., 38 plates (including 8
frontispieces) after Binet by Berthet, Giraud le jeune, and
Leroy, or not signed (SOs. to 40s.).
Some copies have only " Les Dangers de la ville, etc.," as title, the
words " La Paysane pervertie " having been suppressed by the censor.
Turner's copy of Le Paysan and La Paysane in old red morocco, 830
frs. (resold 430 frs. in the Lion sale) ; the Behague copy in morocco
by Hardy, 655 frs. ; Comte de Lignerolles' copy (includiag the 9th
volume, "Explication des figures "), with 122 plates in old red morocco,
1800 frs. (1894). According to P. Lacroix, there are copies on large
paper. This is the first edition of "La Paysane ;" the original edition
of "Le Paysan" came out in 1775, 4 vols., 12mo., without plates.
Restif de la Bretonne. Le Paysan et la Paysane pervertie,
ou les Dangers de la ville . . . Imprime a La Haye, 1784,
16 parts in 4 vols., 12mo., 120 plates (including 8 frontis-
pieces) (£6 to £8).
P. Lacroix believes that this collective edition of both novels did not
appear before 1787, and is therefore pre-dated. Binet's 120 original
India ink drawings were acquired by the Due de Eivoli in the De La
Bedoyere sale in 1862 for the trifling sum of 550 frs.
Restif de la Bretonne. Les Figures du Paysan perverti, les
Figures de la Paysane pervertie, etc., etc. S.Ln.d. (1784-85),
2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo. This vol., "Explication des 120
planches," should be added to the set of 8 vols. (4s.).
Restif de la Bretonne. Le Quadragenaire ou I'Age de renoncer
aux passions ... (on half-title : le Quadragenaire, ou
rHomme de XL. ans). Genfeve et Paris, V' Duchesne, 1777,
2 vols., 12mo., 15 plates, 2 of them signed Baquoy scul.,'
and Dutertre inv. and Berthet fecit (20s.).
Turner's copy in old red morocco, 54 frs.
Restif de la Bretonne. Le Nouvel Abeilard, ou Lettres de
deux amans qui ne se sont jamais vus. Neuchltel et
Paris, veuve Duchesne, 1778, 4 vols., 12mo., frontispiece
and 9 plates in the style of Gravelot, one of them " grave
par Mme. Ponce " (20s.).
Turner's copy in old red morocco, 82 frs. Reprinted En Suisse, 1779.
Restif de la Bretonne. La Vie de Mon Pfere . . . Neuch^tel
et Paris, chez la veuve Duchesne, ou Le Jay, ou Bastien,
EESTir 457
1779, 2 parts in I vol., 12mo.,2 fleuron-portraits represent-
ing Eestifs fatlier and mother on titles, 2 frontispieces and
12 plates, not signed (25s.).
Turner's copy in old red morocco, 128 frs. Reprinted 1780 and 1788.
Restif de la Bretonne. Le Malediction paternelle . . . Im-
prime a Leipzick, par Biischel et se trouve a Paris, chez la
dame veuve Duchesne, 1780, 3 vols., 12mo., 3 pretty-
frontispieces after Binet by Berthet (12s.).
Turner's copy in old red morocco, 48 frs.
Restif de la Bretonne. Les Contemporaines . . . Imprime
a Leipsick par Biischel marchand libraire, et se trouve a
Paris, chez Belin ou chez la veuve Duchesne, 1780-5, 3
series of 17 vols. (113 plates), 13 vols. (87 plates), and 12
vols. (83 plates) respectively, together 42 vols., 12mo., with
283 plates (or 291 or 300 plates). In some copies the title
of the second series is : " Les jolies Femmes du commun,"
and in others the title of the third series is : " Les Con-
temporaines gradu^es, etc." Almost all the plates are
after Binet or his imitators, but they are not signed, a few-
only having the signatures of the engravers, Giraud aine,
Giraud jeune, Pauquet, and Baquoy. There is in some of
the figures an exaggeration which makes them border on
the ridiculous. Grimaud de la Reynifere is supposed to
have defrayed the cost of the publication, which was done
somewhere in Switzerland. Restif stated that 2000 copies
were printed, but the first volumes were reprinted before
the completion of the work, and the impressions, particularly
those of the first 12 vols., are pale and worn (£6 to £8).
Turner's copy in old red morocco, 605 frs. ; R. Lion's copy in red!
morocco by ChamboUe, 950 frs. Restif s portrait is sometimes found
added to the first series. Second edition 1781, but the last 12 vols.
have not been reprinted.
Restif de la" Bretonne. La Decouverte australe, par un
Homme-volant . . . Imprime a Leipzick et se trouve a
Paris, s.d., 4 vols., 12mo. On the half-title of vol. 1 :
" O^uvres posthumes de N * * * (Nougaret), G5uvre S**'.
la Decouverte australe ou les Antipodes : avec une estampe
a chaque fait principal, 1781 " (this half-title is very rare),
4 frontispieces and 19 plates, not signed. Copies with the
leaves 337 to 422, containing 5 diatribes, which the police
ordered to be suppressed, are rare (25s. and £3 respectively).
Turner's copy in old red morocco, 115 frs.; Comte de Lignerolles"
copy in old red morocco, 360 frs. (1894).
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Kestif de la Bretonne. La Derniere Aventure d'un Homme de
Quarant-cinq ans . . . Geneve et Paris, ches Eegnault,
1783, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 2 frontispieces and 2 plates
after Binet by Giraud and Pauquet (15s.).
Turner's copy in. old red morocco, 49 frs. P. Lacroix considers this
romance to be Restif s chef-d'oeuvre.
Kestif de la Bretonne. La Prevention nationale. ... A La
Haie, et se trouve a Paris, ches Eegnault, 1784, 3 vols.,
12mo., ornamented titles and 10 plates, not signed (12s.).
Comte de la B^doyere's copy, uncut, with the 10 original drawings,
196 frs. ; resold in the Bancel sale for 720 frs. Turner's'copy in old
red morocco, 35 frs. At the end of the last volume there is the
«orrespondence of Restif with Mme. de Colleville, nee Mile, de Saint -
Leger, the authoress of comedies and romances.
Eestif de la Bretonne. Les Frangaises . . . Neufch^tel et
Paris, Guillot, 1786, 4 vols., 12mo., 34 numbered plates
after Binet, or not signed by Giraud sen., or not signed
(30s. to 40s.).
The artist has minimized the size of the heads and the figures of the
females, much to their disadvantage. M. P. Lacroix thinks that in one
of the figures of the Femme d'lvrogne the portrait of Grimod de la
Reyniere fils is to be seen. Turner's copy in old red morocco, 63 frs.
St. Quentin's copy in red morocco by Petit, 190 frs. (1894).
Eestif de la Bretonne. Les Parisiennes . . . Neuch^tel et
Paris, Guillot, 1787, 4 vols., 12mo., 20 numbered plates,
not signed, but probably after Binet (25s.).
Eestif de la Bretonne. Seconde Suite d'Estampes pour servir a
I'Histoire des Modes et du Costhume en France, dans le
XVIIP sifecle, annee 1776. A Paris, chez M. Moreau,
graveur du Cabinet du Eoi, Cour du Mai au Palais, Hotel
de la Tresorerie. A.P.D.E., post 8vo., 12 plates (vignettes),
reduced by Moreau himself from his first large series, folio,
bearing the same title, with the numbers 13 to 24, and the
letters A.P.D.E., with additional verses accompanying each
plate, as follows : —
No. 13. La Declaration de la grossesse :
" Dans neuf mois, le docteur a decide le cas,
" A votre mal, Cephise, il doit-ltre un remede,
"Cessez de vous en plaindre, eh ! quoi ! ne faut-il pas,
" Que le fruit a la fleur succede ? "
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No. 14. Les Precautions :
"Prenfes garde, Madame, un rien vous peut blesser
" Ainsi parle un mari qui va deveuir Pere,
" Cephise, alles au ciel vous adresser
" II veillera de mime a celui de la Mere."
No. 15. J'en accepte I'heureux presage :
" Tendres Epoux ocoupes vous d'avance
" De I'enfant precieux qui vous devra le jour
" Au plus petits details la nature et I'amour
" Savent donner de I'importance."
No. 16. N'ayez pas peur ma bonne amie :
" N'ayez nulle crainte ma chere,
" Et vous, I'abbe, pour Dieu faites moins le plaisant
"... d'honneur, le fait est tres-constant
" Mes dames lises done : Venus devenant Mfere
" En eut plus de beaute . . I'Amour ;fut son enfant."
No. 17. C'est un fils monsieur !
" Ergaste a tout perdu, soit malheur soit meprise,
" On eflt cru que sou sort etoit desespere
" Vivent les gens d'esprit ! il epouse Cephise
" Un fils lui natt . . . et tout est repare."
No. 18. Les Petits Parains :
" L'un pour I'autre formes, des leur plus tendre enfanco
" lis goutent les douceurs d'un penchant mutuel ;
" Bient6t peut-etre, un noeud plus solemnel
" De leurs parens comblera I'Esperance."
No. 19. Les Delices de la maternite :
" On cherche ce bonheur, I'objet de nos desirs
" Tu peux seutir sa douce yvresse,
" Cephise, a ton enfant prodigue ta tendresse
" Vas, le coeur maternelle goiite tous les plaisirs."
No. 20. L' Accord parfait :
" La Harpe dans vos mains, Cephise
" Ne le cede qu'a votre voix,
" Vous causes plus que la surprise,
" Qui vous ecoute, admire et soupire a la fois."
No. 21. Le Rendez-vous pour Marly :
" Ce neglige d'une taille eMgante
" Laisse admirer a tous les contours
" La beaute parait plus charmante
" Moins ou la surcharge d'atours."
No. 22. Les Adieux :
" Au larcin de I'amour, Cephise en vain s' oppose
" II d6robe un baiser charmant
" Pour Cephise, c'est peu de chose
" Et c'est beaucoup pour son amant."
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No. 23. La Rencontre au bois de Boulogne :
'' Pour guider ce coursier d'une main affermie
" Un Ecuyer galant, vous offre ses legons
" Mais craignes que son Art, ne rende trop bardie
" Car il est de faux pas de toutes les fagons."
No. 24. La Danse du Palais de la Reine :
" De ces brillants atours, Cephise seroit vaine ?
"Non, elle s'applaudit de son destin heureux
" Qui I'appelle a la cour de notre jeune Reine,
" Elle va voir de pres, les graces et les Dieux."
On plates 18, 22, and 24, the signature of " Camligue " (as engraver)
is -witb difficulty discernible ; plate 16 bears the signature of " Gutten-
berg ; " plate 14 has no number. The title as described above is the
rarest of the lot (£12 to £15). Le Barbier de Tinan's copy in red
morocco by Thibaron, 1205 frs. A counterfeit in red and in bistre was
engraved by Gleich in Germany.
Eestif de la Bretonne. Tableaux de la Bonne Compagnie, ou
Traits Caracteristiques, anecdotes secretes, etc., accom-
pagn^es de planches en taille-douce, dessinees et gravees
par M. Moreau le jeune, graveur du Cabinet du Eoy, et
d'autres celfebres artistes. Paris, 1787, 2 vols., 16mo., 16
plates, reduced from the " Estampes " of Moreau and
Freudeberg by Camligue and Guttenberg, or not signed
(£4 to £5).
Restif is said not to be the author of all these tales. The reduced
plates of Moreau which accompany them have appeared before in folio,
with a different text (see " Freudeberg and Moreau "). This pretty
series first appeared in 12 plates entitled: " Seconde Suite d'Estampes
pour servir a I'Histoire des Modes et du Costume en France," numbered
13 to. 24. In the present work 4 plates are after Freudeberg, and 12
after Moreau. Behague's copy in morocco by Hardy, 330 frs. In some
copies the plate of " Le Boudoir " is found inserted, but there is no tale
under that title in this edition, which does not belong to it.
Eestif de la Bretonne. Tableaux de la Vie, ou les Moeurs du
Dix-huitifeme sifecle, avec 17 figures en taille-douce. A
Neuwied sur le Ehin, chez la Societe typographique et a
Strasbourg, chez J.-G. Treuttel, s.d. (1787), 2 vols., 16mo.,
17 plates after Freudeberg (5) and Moreau (12) (155.).
The positions of some of the figures in these plates are reserved. It
appeared also : Londres et Neuwied sur le Rhin, chez la societe typo-
graphique, 1791.
Eestif de la Bretonne. Les Petites Parties et les Grands Cos-
tumes de la Cour de France, ornes de gravures dessinees
par Moreau jeune, et publiees par Eestif de la Bretonne.
Paris, s.d., 2 vols., 16mo. (105.).
The same book as above under another title.
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Restif de la Bretonne. Monuments du Costume physique et
moral de la fin du dix-huitifeme sifecle, ou Tableaux de la
Vie, ornes de figures dessinees et gravees par M. Moreau le
jeune, dessinateur du cabinet de S. M., et par d'autres
celfebres artistes. A Neuwied sur le Rhin, chez la Societe
typographique, 1789, atlas foL, 37 pages of text, and 26
plates after Moreau (24) and Freudeberg (2) by Baquoy,
Camligue, Dambrun, Delignon, de Launay, Guttenberg,
Helman, Malbeste, Martini, Halbou, Patas, Romanet,
Thomas, Ingouf, and Bosse (£12 to £15).
Restif composed these little tales for a publisher who was desirous of
utilizing Moreau's plates. This is the third issue, not including the
etchings, of the plates, which appeared in 1775 and 1782 under the title
of " Suite d'Estampes pour servir a I'Histoire des Moeurs et du Costume
des Fran5ais du XVIIP siecle," before letters and with letters, and
date and A.P.D.R. (avec privilege du Roi)." Behague's copy in red
morocco, 1000 frs.
Eestif de la Bretonne. Monument du Costume physique et
moral de la fin du XVIIP Sifecle, ou Tableaux de la Vie. A
Londres, chez C. Dilly, Poultry, 1790, 2 vols., 12mo., 2
plates, a headpiece to each volume after Moreau by T.
HoUoway and J. Heat (8s.).
An English counterfeit. The two finely engraved plates with
English legends represent the " Declaration de la grossesse " and " le
Lever du petit-maitre."
Restif de la Bretonne. Monument du Costume physique et
moral a la fin du XVIIP Siecle, ou Tableaux de la Vie. A
Londres, 1793, 2 vols., 16mo., 26 plates (30s.).
Repi'oduction of the 26 plates of the original edition ; an English
travesty, representiug the types and costume of the English.
Restif de la Bretonne. Les Nuits de Paris ou le Spectacle
Nocturne. A Londres et Paris, 1788-94, 16 parts in 8
vols., 12mo., 18 fine plates after Binet, not signed (£4).
The 15th part has a title : " La Semaine Nocturne, Sept Nuits de
Paris, qui peuvent servir de suite aux III. — CLXXX. deja publiees, etc. : "
the 16th part (rare) is entitled : " Les Nuits de Paris, ou le Spectateur
Nocturne, tome 18% 6° partie, k Paris, 1794." Parts 1 to 14 inclusive
have a running pagination to 3359 (erroneously marked 2359), and in
part 15 the pagination recommences and finishes with the 16th part (I
to 564). Restif is easily recognisable as the " Spectateur Nocturne " in
his big hat in the first plate. Among other curious sketches worth
noting is Restif presenting his daughter to the Oomtesse Panny de
Beauharnais at a dinner given by Grimond de la Reyniere ; Louis XVI.,
to whom Bailly addresses remonstrances, a plate which should form the
frontispiece to the last part ; and Charlotte Corday on the scafibld, a
plate used for the "Annee des Dames Nationales." Brunet's copy,
400 frs.
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Eestif de la Bretonne. Le Palais-Eoyal, au Palais-Eoyal
d'abord, puis partout, meme ches Guillot, libraire, rue des
Bernardins, 1790, 3 vols., 12mo., 3 folding plates, not
signed, representing the 32 " Filles de I'AUee des Soupirs,"
"le Cirque," and "la Colonnade," being interesting relics
of the' " Palais Eoyal " of the time. Each volume has also
Premifere Partie, " Les Filles de I'allde des Soupirs ; " Seconde
Partie, " Les Sunamites ; " Troisifeme Partie, " Les Con-
verseuses " (£2 to £3).
Brunet's copy in 1872, 300 frs.
Eestif de la Bretonne. L'Annee des Dames Nationales . . .
Genfeve et Paris, 1791-94, 12 vols., 12mo., 36 plates (24 of
which are copied from Le Paysan perverti and Les Con-
temporaines) (305. to 40s.).
Most of the copies have only 31 or 32 plates (the 32nd being the rare
plate of Charlotte Corday's execution in vol. 10) ; those at page 34, vol.
1 ; 359, vol. 2 ; 1149, vol. 4 ; and 1521, vol. 5, are often missing. The
book having proved a failure, Restif issued a new title : "Les Provinciales,
ou Histoire des Filles et Femmes des Provinces de Paris. Paris,
Gamery, 1791-94."
Eestif de la Bretonne. La Drame de la Vie, contenant un
Homme tout en tier, pifece en 13 actes des Ombres, et en
10 pieces regulieres. Imprime a Paris, a la maison, ches la
veuve Duchesne et Merigot jeune, 1793, 5 vols., 12mo.,
folding portrait, 4to. size, of Eestif in vol. 1, after Binet
by L. Berthet (15s. to 20s.).
This portrait appeared first in a separate form.
Eestif de la Bretonne. Le Pied de Fanchfete (sic), ou le Soulier
couleur de rose, 3" edition imprim^e a La Haye, 1786
(instead of 1794), 2 vols., 12mo. (with running pagination),
2 pretty plates, not signed (lOs.).
In this romance Restif displays his eccentric love for little feet. The
first edition, without plates, appeared in 1769, 3 vols., 16mo. Reprinted
1801, 3 vols., 16mo., with 3 plates, not signed (lOs.).
Eestif de la Bretonne. Les Posthumes, lettres regues aprfes la
mort du mari par sa femme, qui le croit a Florence, par feu
Cazotte. Imprime a Paris, a la maison ; se vend chez
Duchesne, libraire, 1802, 4 vols., 12mo., 4 frontispieces, not
signed (15s.).
The following is the list of the books Restif published without plates,
viz. : (1) La Famille vertueuse, 1767, 4 vols., 12mo. ; (2) Lucile, ou les
Progres de la Vertu, 1768, 12mo. ; (3) La Confidence necessaire, ou
Lettres de lord Austin de N. . . . etc., 1769, 2 parts in 12mo. ; (4) La
Fille naturelle, 1769, 2 vols., 12mo. ; (5) Le Pornograph, etc., 1769,
EESTOUT 463
3 parts, 8vo. ; (6) Le Mimograph, 1770, 8vo. ; (7) Le Marquis de T. . . ,
ou I'Ecole de la Jeunesse, 1771, 4 vols., 12mo. ; (8) Adele de Com . . . ,
ou Lettres d'une fiUe a son p^re, 1772, 5 vols., 12mo. ; (9) La Femme
dans les trois Etats, de fille, d'epouse et de mfere, 1773, 3 vols., 12mo. ;
(10) Le Menage parisien, 1773, 2 vols., 12mo. ; (11) Les Nouveaux
Memoires d'un homme de qualite, 1774, 2 vols., 12mo. ; (12) Le fin
matois, 1776, 3 vols., 12mo. ; (13) L'Ecole des Peres, 1776, 3 vols.,
12mo. ; (14) Le Nouvel Emile, ou I'Education pratique, 1770, 4 vols.,
8vo. ; (15) Les Gynographes, etc., 1777, 2 parts in 1 vol., roy. 8vo. ;
(16) L'Andrograph, etc., 1782, 2 parts in 1 vol., 8vo. ; (17) Les
Faiblesses d'une jolie femme, 1772, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo. ; (18) Les
Veillees du marais, 1785, 4 vols., 12mo. ; (19) La Femme infidele,
1788, 4 vols., 12mo. ; (20) Ingenue Saxancourt, 1789, 3 vols., 12mo. ;
(21) Le Thesmograph, 1789, 2 parts in l.voL, 8vo. ; (22) TM&tre de
Restif de la Bretonne, 1770 and 1793, 5 vols., 12mo. ; (23) Monsieur
Nicolas, ou le Coeur humain devoile, 1794-97, 16 vols., 12mo. ; (24) La
PhUosophie de Monsieur Nicolas, 1796, 3 vols., 12mo. ; (25) L' Anti-
Justine, 1798, 2 parts, 12mo. ; (26) Les Nouvelles Contemporaines an X.
(1802), 2 vols., 12mo. ; (27) Histoire des Campagnes de Maria, ouvrage
posthume, 1811, 3 vols., 12mo. ; (28) Dom B. . . aux Etats-generaux, etc.
. . . s.d. (1789), 8vo. The last is attributed to Restif. Fifty-two
drawings by Binet for the " Veillees du marais " remained unpublished,
and so have 150 plates announced by Restif for " Monsieur Nicolas."
Some 25 years ago, when Restif was the rage, Fontaine formed a
complete set of Restif's works (except Anti-Justine), and had it bound
in 154 vols., fol., 8vo., 12mo., and 16mo., in red morocco by Chambolle-
Duru, which he disposed of to M.Leon Mercier for 20,000 frs. M.
Morgand acquired it afterwards, and broke it up and sold it separately.
Prior to the Solar sale (1860), a collection of Restif's works (complete
except Anti-Justine and 2 vols, of the "Theatre "), bound in 165 vols.,
was sold for 1370 frs.
Eestout. Galerie Frangoise, ou. Portraits des Hommes et
Femmes celfebres qui ont paru en France, graves en taille-
douce par les meilleurs artistes, sous la conduite de M.
Restout, avec un abregd de leur vie, par une societe de gens
de lettres. Paris, Herissant le fils, 1771, fol., 41 portraits
painted or designed by Aved, Blakey, P. de Champagne,
C. N. Cochin, Colson, Duplessis, Du Eoncerai, Fredou,
Halle, Tischbein, La Tour, Lepici^, de Lorraine, Loutherbourg,
Monnet, Nattier, C. Restout, Restout fils, Rigaud, Roslin,
Schmidt, Tournifere, Vanloo, and Vig^e, by Benoist, Bosse,
Cathelin, Delvaux, Dupuis, Halbou, Henriquez, Ingouf,
Lempereur, Cars, Levesque, Le Vasseur, de Lorraine, Ma-
leuvre, Mellini, Miger, Moitte, Molfes, Poletnich, Romanet,
Tilliard, Voyez major, and Voyez minor (£2).
The work, published under the patronage of Collet de Messine, royal
Censor, who wrote the preface and several of the " Eloges," was not
completed, as it contains only 2 female portraits of Mmes. du Chitelet
and Grafigny. In 1792 a frontispiece was printed bearing that date
and the following title : " Portraits des hommes et des femmes illustres
464 ElfeSUEEECTION— EEVOLUTION
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Eesurrection de Louis XVI., rois des Juifs. A Jerusalem, de
rimprimerie du Saint Sepulchre, May, 1790, 8vo., 1 plate,
not signed (3s.).
E^verony de Saint-Cyr (Baron). Pauliska ou la Perversite
moderne, Memoires recentes d'une Polonaise. Paris, Lemierre
et chez Courcier, an VI. (1798), 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates,
not signed, in the style of Chaillou (3s.).
Eeverony de Saint-Cyr (Baron). Nos Folies, ou Memoires dun
Musulman connu a Paris, en I'an, 1798. Londres, Bell,
1799, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates after Chaillou by de Launay
(4s.).
The author, a colonel of the Engineer Corps, was a disciple of the
Marquis de Sade.
Eevolution (French). Histoire de la Eevolution de 1789, et
I'establissement d'une Constitution en France . . . par
deux amis de la Liberte. Paris, 1790-2, 7 vols., 8vo., fine
plate containing the standard of the Parisian " Garde
Nationale," with the motto : " Mort ou Libert^ " (lOs.).
Eevolution (French). Mort de Louis XVI., Trage'die, suivie
de son Testament (par. E. Aigron et J. Berttevin). Paris,
1796, 16mo., frontispiece (5s.).
Eevolution (French). La Mort de Marie Antoinette, Tragedie
(par de Marmori feres). Paris, 1797, 16mo., frontispiece
(5s.).
Eevolution (French). Charlotte Corday, Tragedie ... A
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Eevolution (French). Elizabeth de France, Trage'die (par
Ganot). Paris, 1797, 16mo., frontispiece (5s.).
Eevolution (French). Serie de personaggi piu distinti che
hamo avuto parte nella Eevoluzion di Franzias Ginevxa,
1795, 3 vols., 8vo. The three series with the portraits
of the prominent figures of the Eevolution in colours
(30s. to 40s.).
Eevolution (French). Costumes des Eepresentants du Peuple,
membres des deux Conseils du Directoire executif, des
Ministres, des Tribunaux, etc. Paris, 1796, 8vo., coloured
plates of the costumes of all these high officials (20s. to
25s.).
KEVOLUTION— EICHAKDSON 465
Revolution (French). Revolution frangaise, ou Analyse com-
plete et impartiale du Moniteur suivi d'une Table alpha-
betique des personnes et des choses. Paris, 1801, 6 vols.,
4to., fine portraits and vignettes by Duplessi-Bertaux (£5
to £6).
Revolutions Almanack. Go^ttingen, bei Johann Christian
Dieterich, 1793-1802, 10 vols., 16mo., plates of figures and
landscapes and portraits, chiefly by Ludwig Riepenhausen,
Joh. Dav. Schubert and David Hesse. Edited by Girtaner,
and containing violent satires against the Republic and the
Directoire. — Friedens Almanack. Goettingen, Diederich,
1803, 16mo., plates and portraits (accessory to the
Almanacks on the German Revolution) (3s. per piece ; the
whole collection, rather difficult to find, £3).
Reyrac (De). Hymne au Soleil, suivi de plusieurs morceaux
du meme genre, par M. I'abb^ de Reyrac, censeur royal, etc.
Amsterdam (Paris, Cazin), 1781, or, Londres, 1791, 16mo.,
frontispiece with Portrait by de Launay (3s.).
Ribaud de la Chapelle. Dissertation sur I'Origine des Francs . . .
Avec une Histoire des rois des Francs en vers ... A Paris,
Chaubert, 1748, post 8vo., engravings (5s.).
Comte de LigneroUes' copy in red morocco, Tvith dentelle and arms of-
the Cardinal de la Rochefoucauld de Roie, 82 fi-s. (1894).
Riccoboni (Louis). Histoire du Theatre italien depuis la
decadence de la Comedie latine. Paris, Chaubert, 1728-31,
2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece, 17 etchings representing the
actors of the "Comedie Italienne" in their respective
characters by JouUain (one not signed), and a view of the
"Theatre olimpique" (10s., and more on stout paper).
Riccoboni (Mme.). Histoire de Miss Jenny. Paris, 1764, 4
vols. 12mo., 4 plates after Gravelot by Lemire and Prevost
(4s. to 55.).
Riccoboni (Mme.). (Euvres completes, nouvelle edition,
revue et augmentee par I'auteur et ornee de 24 figures en
taille-douce. Paris, VoUand, 1786, 8 vols., 8vo., 24 plates
by Brion de La Tour and Gravelot (10s.).
Richardson. Pamela (English). London, 1742, 4 vols., 8vo.,
29 plates designed and engraved by Gravelot, and 17 plates
after Hayman by Gravelot (10s.).
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466 EICHAEDSON
Ricliardson. Pamela (Frencli), Amsterdam, aux depens de la
Compagnie, 1743, 4 vols., 12mo., 4 frontispieces (alike) by
Yver, and 29 plates by Punt and Yver (65.). The edition
of 1771, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and 15 plates signed
Stock and Wicker (46'.).
Eichardson. Lettres angloises, ou Histoire de Miss Clarisse
Harlowe. Londres, Nourse (Paris), 1751-2, 12 parts in 6
vok, 12mo., 21 plates after Eisen and Pasquier, by Beauvais,
Delafosse, Legrand, Maisonneuve, Pelletier, Tardieu, and
Pasquier (lOs.).
The rrench version is by the abbe Prevost.
Richardson. Lettres angloises . . . nouvelle edition, augmentee,
de I'Eloge de Richardson, des Lettres posthumes et du
Testament de Clarisse, avec figures. Paris, chez les libraires
associes, 1766, 14 parts in 7 vols., 12mo., portrait of
Richardson, not signed, and 21 plates by Duflos after those
of Eisen and Pasquier (5s.).
Richardson. Lettres angloises . . . Londres (Paris, Cazin),
1784, 11 vols., 16mo., portrait by Duponchel and 21 plates
(2 of them after Marillier, the others not signed, but
probably by him) (10s.).
Richardson. Clarisse Harlowe, traduction nouvelle et seule
complete, par M. Le Tourneur, faite sur I'edition originale,
revue par Richardson, ornee de figures de M. Chodowiecki,
de Berlin. Greneve et Paris, 1785-6, 10 vols., 8vo., portrait
after A. Pujas, by F. D., and 21 plates designed and engraved
by Chodowiecki (10s. to 15s.).
Most, if not all, copies are on Dutch paper, the plates are invariably
without letterpress. Radziwill's copy in old green morocco, 140 frs.
There is an edition, 1785, 14 vols., 12mo., with the plates reduced and
reversed (4:S.).
Richardson. Clarissa. Neu verdeutscht von Ludwig Theodul
Rosengarten. Leipsig, 1796, 8 vols., 8vo., 24 plates after
Chodowiecki different from those of the Geneva edition
(15s.).
Richardson. Histoire de sir Charles Grandisson . . . Leide,
E. Luzac fils, 1764, 7 vols., 8vo., portrait not signed, and
21 plates signed Stock, sc. (3s.).
Richardson. Nouvelles Lettres angloises, ou Histoire du
Chevalier de Grandisson (traduites par I'abbe Prevost) . . .
EICHAKDSON— EICHTEE 467
Londres (Paris), Cazin, 1786, 7 vols., 16mo., 8 plates after
Brion and Grravelot, by Chapuy (5 s.).
Kichardson (Gr.). Book of Ceilings in the style of the Antique
Grotesque, 1776, roy. fol., 48 plates of specimens of interior
Decorations (£3, and double with the plates coloured).
Kichardson (G.). A collection of Chimney-pieces, ornamented
in the style of Etruscan, Greek, and Eoman Architecture,
with descriptions in English and French. London, 1781,
fol., 36 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Richardson (G.). A Treatise of the five Orders of Architecture.
London, 1787, imp. fol., 22 plates (20s.).
Richardson (G.). Works in Architecture (New Designs).
London, 1792, 44 plates, text English and French (25s.).
Richardson (G.). Designs for Country Seats or Villas, etc.
London, 1795, imp. fol., 30 plates (20s.).
Richardson (Gr.). Iconology, or, a Collection of Emblematical
Figures, moral and instructive (with explanations from
classical authorities). London, 1777-9, 4 vols., roy. 4to.,
109 plates, containing 424 subjects (20s. to 30s., and more
with the plates coloured).
Richardson (Jonathan). Works on Painting, containing : I.
Theory of Painting ; IL Essay of the Art of Criticism, on
Painting ; III. Science of a Connoisseur ; intended as a
Supplement to Walpole's Anecdotes of Painters. London,
1792, 4to., portraits and plates (15s. to 20s.).
Sir Joshua Reynolds had the first fondness for his art excited by the
perusal of the above treatise.
Richer. Fables choisies et Nouvelles, mises en vers . . . Avec
la Vie d'Esope, tire'e de Plutarque et autres auteurs ... A
Paris, veuve Pissot, 1744, 8vo., frontispiece by Gudry (6s.).
Richer. Theatre du Monde . . . Paris, Nyon, 1775, 2 vols.,
8vo., 20 plates after Moreau (18) and Marillier (2) by
Dambrun (l), Delignon (1), Gaucher (1), de Ghendt (4),
Helman (2), Langlois (1), de Longueil (5), Nee (1),
Lebeau (1), Maillet (l), Baquoy (1), and Simonet (1) (10s.).
Reprinted 1787-8, 4 vols., 8vo., with 2 new titles to the vols, 1
and 2 (is.).
Richter et Geisler. Jeux et divertissements du peuple russe,
publics par J. Richter et C. G. H. Geissler, dessinateur et
468 KICHTER— EIDLEY
graveur, traduit de rallemand par Haeault. Leipsig, au
Comptoir d'industrie, s.d. 4to., 12 illuminated plates engraved
by Geissler (15s.).
Richter et Geisler. Ch^timents usites en Russie representes
dans une suite de dix gravures enluminees et accompagnees
d'une explication par J. Richter. Leipsig, au Comptoir
d'industrie, s.d. 4to. (text French and German), 10 coloured
plates designed and engraved by Geissler (12s.).
Ridinger (J. E.). Parfaite et exacte representation des diver-
tissemens des grands seigneurs, ou, parfaite description de
cbasses de toutes sortes de betes. Premiere partie.
Augsbourg, 1729, obi. fol., title and explanations in French
and German, 36 plates (£3 to £4, and double coloured).
Ridinger (J. E.). Description du cheval selon ses polls princi-
paux et leurs diverses divisions, 4to. (French and German),
frontispiece (no printed title) and 49 coloured plates (£2
to £3).
Ridinger (J. E.). Representations des Animaux selon Icur
grand variety et leur belles couleurs (Augsbourg, circa
1768), 2 vols. roy. fol., portrait-frontispiece (no printed
title), frontispiece, 63 and 64 coloured plates respectively,
text French and German (£10 to £12).
Ridinger (J. E.). Lehrreiche Fabeln, aus dem Reiche der
Thiere (text German, Latin, and French), Augspurg, 1744,
folio, 58 plates, brilliant impressions (£6 to £8).
Ridinger (J. E.). L'Art de monter a cheval, en 23 planches
inventees et dessinees par J.-E. Ridinger. Augsbourg,
1722, fol., frontispiece and 22 plates after Ridinger (£2).
Ridinger (J. E.). Representation et Description de toutes
les legons des chevaux de manage et de la campagne,
etc. . . . (French and German). Augsbourg, 1760, roy.
4to., 62 plates by Ridinger (£2 to £3).
Ridinger (J. E.). Le Nouveau Manfege. 1734, roy. fol., 24
plates of Horsemanship (50s. to 60s.).
Ridley (Jacques). Les Contes des Genies, ou les Charmantes
Legons d'Horam, fils d'Asmar, ouvrage traduit du persan
en anglois par Sir Charles Morell (masque de Jacques
Ridley), ci-devant ambassadeur des etablissements anglois
dans rinde a la cour du grand Mogol, et en frangois sur la
EIGATJD— EOBBfi 469
traduction angloise (par J.-B.-E. Robinet). Amsterdam,
chez Marc-Michel Rey, 1766, 3 vols., post 8vo., frontispiece,
fleuron on first title, and 12 plates (some signed Poily del.
et scul., the others not signed) (lOs., and double on vellum
paper).
Eeprinted 1782, 3 vols., 16mo., with the same plates.
Eigaud-(Jean). L'CEuvre de . . . Paris, chez I'auteur, s.d.
(circa 1740), roy. fol., frontispiece and 128 plates by Rigaud
(£8 to £10).
Rigaud. Recueil choisi des plus belles vues des maisons royales
de Paris et ses environs. Paris, Chereau, s.d. (circa 1725),
fol., 129 plates (£8 to £10, and double coloured).
Rigaud. Recueil de cent vingt et une des plus belles vues de
Palais, Chateaux et Maisons royales de Paris et environs
dessinees en 1781 . . . Paris, Treuttel et Wiirtz, s.d., fol.
(£3 to £4, and treble coloured).
Ritson (J.). Select Collection of English Songs. London,
1783, 3 vols., 8 vo., frontispiece by Stothard or Fuseli, and
vignette engravings by Blake after Stothard. First edition
(155. to 20s., and more on fine paper).
Ritson (J.). Ancient Songs from the time of Henri III. to the
Revolution . . . London, 1790, post 8vo., 6 vignettes
designed and etched by Stothard (6s.).
Ritson (J.). Ancient Popular Poetry, Pieces of, from authentic
manuscripts and old printed copies. London, 1791, post
8vo., woodcuts by Bewick (10s.).
E.itson (J.). Robin Hood, a Collection of all the ancient
Poems, Songs, and Ballads now extant, relating to that
celebrated English Outlaw, to which are prefixed historical
Anecdotes of his Life. London, 1795, 2 vols., post 8vo.,
woodcuts by Bewick. First edition (15s. to 20s.).
Rivarol. Les Amours de Lysis et de Themire dans I'lle de
Delos. Paris, an VII., 12mo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Robb^ de Beauvezet. Mon Odyssee, ou le Journal de mon
retour de Saintonge, poeme a Chloe. A la Haye (Paris),
1760, 8vo., 4 plates after Desfriches by Cochin, and fleuron
•on title after Boucher by Chedel (6s.).
M. Paillet's copy, with the very rare etchings in citron morocco double
with blue morocco by Cuzin, is priced by M. Morgand 650 frs. The
fleuron was already used in Favart's "Nymphes de Diane," 1747. The
author was the nephew of the amateur artist Desfriches.
470 EOBBE— EODEIGUEZ
Robbe de Beauvezet. CEuvres badines. Londres (Paris), 1801,
2 vols., 16mo., 2 frontispieces after Monnet by Demonchy
{5s.).
Robert (Hubert). Les Soirees de Rome, series of 10 plates
designed and engraved by H. Robert, and dedicated to the
abb^ de Saint-Non (lOs.).
Robert the Devyll, a Metrical Romance, from an Ancient
Illuminated Manuscript (edited by J. Herbert), 1798, 8vo.,
coloured plates (5s.).
Roberts (W.). An Account of the first Discovery, and natural
History of Florida, with a particular Detail of the several
Expeditions and Descents made on that Coast . . . London,
1763, 4 vols., 4to., plates (40s. to 50s.).
Robertson (W.). Collection of various Forms of Stoves, etc.
London, 1798, roy. 4to., coloured plates (15s. to 20s.).
Robertson (W.). Designs in Architecture for Garden Chairs,
etc. London, 1800, roy. 4to., coloured plates (15s. to 20s.).
Robinet. De la Nature. Amsterdam, 1761, 8vo., title in red
and black, fine frontispiece and vignette, both not signed
(3s.).
Rocher. Les Muses patriotiques, poeme sur le Mariage de
Monseigneur le Dauphin. Paris, 1770, 8vo., 1 plate after
Restout by Fessard (3s.).
Rochester, Roscommon, and Dorset (Earls of). Poetical Works,
with Additions (including the Ca-binet of Love). London,
1739, 2 vols., post 8vo., portraits of Rochester, and of
Buckhurst, and plates {£3 to £4).
Rochon de Chabannes. Heureusement, eomedie en un acte et
en vers. Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1762, 12mo., 1 plate after
Eisen by Delafosse (3s.).
Rocoles (J. B. de). Les Imposteurs insignes, ou Histoire de
plusieurs hommes de ne'ant qui ont usurpe' la qualite
d'empereur, roy et prince . . . Bruxelles, 1728, 16mo.,
plates (5 s.).
Roderic ou le Demon mari^ de Machiavel. Paris an VH.
(1799), 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates, not signed (3s.).
Rodriguez. Bibliotheca Universal de la Polygraphia espanola
. . . Madrid, Ant. Marin, 1738, fob, plates containing
specimens of caligraphy (20s. to 25s.).
EOGEKS— EOMET 471
Eogers (C). A Collection of Prints in Imitation of Drawings
by the Great Masters, to which are annexed their Lives and
explanatory and critical Notes. London, 1778, 2 vols.,
imp. foL, portrait and 112 tinted plates by Bartolozzi,
Basire, Eylands, etc. (£4 to £5).
One set of India proofs is said to exist.
Rogissart. Les Delices de I'ltalie . . . par les Sieurs Eogissart
et H * * * . (Havard), derniere edition. A Leide, chez
Pierre Van der Aa, 1709, 6 parts in 12mo., frontispiece,
maps, and numerous plates (lOs.).
Rolland (Le President). Eecueil de plusieurs des ouvrages du
pre'sident E. . . . imprime en execution des deliberations
. . . du college Louis le Grand . . . Paris, 1782, 2 parts,
4to., maps and plates (6s.).
Eolt (E.). The Lives of the principal Eeformers, both
Englishmen and Foreigners, comprehending the General
History of the Eeformation, from 1360-1600, with an
introduction. London, 1759, fol., 21 mezzotint portraits
by Houston (40s. to 50s.).
Eoman (Abbe). L'Inoculation, poeme en 4 chants par M. L. E^
Amsterdam et Paris, Lacombe, 1773, 8vo., frontispiece after
Berteau by Marchand (3s.).
Eoman Oriental. A Paris, Huart et Moreau, 1753, 2 vignettes
heading the chapter at the beginning of each volume by
J. J. Pasquier (5s.).
Eom^-Delisle (de). Description methodique d'une Collection
de Mineraux du Cabinet de M. de R(ome) D(e)L(isle).
Paris, chez Didot, 1773, 4to., fine frontispiece, composed
and designed by Monnet, and engraved by Aug. de Saint-
Aubin (3s.).
Eomdo et Paquette, parodie en cinq actes et en vers burlesques
de Eomeo et Juliette, trag^die par M. E. . . . representee
pour la premifere fois au carnaval de Venise par les Enfants
de la Folie, en 1772. A Verone et a Paris, chez la veuve
Eavenel, 1773, 16mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Eomet. Lettre de Petrarque a Laure, suivie de remarques sur
ce pofete, etc. Paris, Sebastien Jorry, 1765, 8vo., 1 plate
after Gravelot by Mme. Pithoud (3s., and double on large
paper).
472 EOSIS— EOSSET
Eosis (Angelo). New Book of Ornaments, consisting of
Compartments, Decorations of Theatres, Chimney Pieces,
Doors, Windows, etc., useful! to Painters, Carvers, and
Engravers, engraved by A. Visentini, 1753, folio, engraved
title and 23 plates (£5 to £6).
Rosny (A. J.). Adfele et Germeuil.. . . orne de figures des-
sinees par Queverdo et gravees par Villerey. Paris, Lepetit,
1797, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates after Que'verdo by Villerey
(3s., and treble on vellum paper).
Eosny (A. J.). Les Infortunes de la Galetiere pendant le
regime decemviral, contenant ses persecutions, sa fuite sous
Robespierre, etc., seconde edition. A Paris, chez Conort,
1798, 2 parts in 1 vol., 16mo., 2 plates after La Place and
Binet (3.s.).
Rosny (A. J.). La Laitifere de Saint-Ouen, suivie de Lorino.
Paris, an VIL, 16mo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
Rosny (A. J.). Claude et Claudine, ou 1' Amour en Village,
roman pastoral. Paris, an VIIL, 16mo., 1 plate, not
signed (3s.).
Rosny (A. J.). Histoire d'un ecu de six livres transforme en
pifece de cinq francs, par I'auteur du Peruvien a Paris.
Paris, 1803, 16mo., 1 plate, not signed (45.).
Rosny (A. J.). L'Optique du jour, ou le Foyer de Montansier.
Paris, Marchand, an VIL, 16mo., a large folding plate after
Binet by Bovinet (3 s.).
Rosny (A. J.). Le Tableau comique ou I'lnterieur d'une troupe
de comddiens formant suite a L'Optique du jour. Paris, •
Marchand, an VIIL, 16mo., 1 folding plate after Binet by
Bovinet (3s.).
Rosset (De). LAgriculture, poeme. Paris, de I'imprimerie
royale et chezMoutard, libraire, 1774-82, 2 parts, roy. 4to.,
2 frontispieces after Saint-Quentin by Legouaz, fleuron on
titles (alike), and 2 small vignettes designed and engraved
by Marillier, 6 plates after Loutherbourg by de Ghendt (3),
Leveau (1), Lingee (l), and Ponce (l),and 6 vignettes after
Saint-Quentin by Hemery (1), Leveau (l), Lingee (2), and
Ponce (2) (12s., and double on Dutch paper).
The Radziwill copy in old red morocco, 50 frs. The etchings are in
the collection of the Comte de La Bedoyere.
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Eostaing de Saint-Jory. Les Femmes militaires, relation his-
torique d'une lie nouvellement d^couverte, par CD***.
Paris, Claude Simon, 1735, 12mo., 6 plates by Fessard
after Riquard (4) and L. A. Six (2) (4s.).
Roubin. CEuvres melees . . . Toulouse, 1716, post 8vo.,
1 plate ; rare (10s.).
Roubo. L'Art du Menuisier. (Paris), 1769-75, 4 parts, fol.,
containing 382 plates (£5 to £6).
The author published also : Construction des Theatres anciens et
modernes, with plates after Radel, folio.
Roucher. Les Mois, poeme en douze chants. Paris, Quillau,
1779, 2 vols., roy. 4to., 5 very fine plates after Cochin,
Marillier, and Moreau, by Gaucher, Ponce, and Simonet
(15s., and treble on large paper).
Delbergue's copy in old red morocco, 140 frs. ; R. Lion's copy in red
morocco, with the arms of the Comtesse d'Artois, 400 frs.
Rouge (Le). Collection des Jardins anglais. Paris, 1776, etc.,
oblong fol., 21 parts, containing numerous plates. Although
of very indifferent execution, it is difficult to obtain the
set complete ; rare and recherche' (£5 to £6).
Rouget de Lisle. Essais en vers et en prose. Paris, de I'im-
primerie de Didot I'aine, an V. de la Republique, 8vo.,
pretty plate after Le Barbier by Gaucher, and 4 pages of
music with engraved title (10s.).
This book contains the " Chant des Combats," better known under
the name of " Hymne des Marseillais aux manes de Sylvain Bailly,
premier maire de Paris."
Roulette (La) ou le Joueur. Paris, Marechal, an IX. (1801),
12mo., 1 plate after Charpentier by Mariage (4s.).
Rouquet. L'Etat des Arts en Angleterre. Paris, Jombert,
1755, 12mo., a pretty vignette heading the dedication
designed and engraved by Cochin (3s.).
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy in old red morocco, with arms of the
Marquis de Marigny, Mme. de Pompadour's brother, 66 frs. (1895).
Rousseau (Jean-Baptiste). CEuvres Choisies .... A Rotterdam,
chez Fritsch et Bohm, 1713, post 8vo., frontispiece and
plates after B. Picart (5 s.).
Pixerecourt's copy, bound by Bradel, was sold in the Huillard sale
for 100 frs.
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Kousseau ( Jean-Baptiste). (Euvres Diverses. Londres, Tonson
et Watts, 1723, 2 vols., 4to., frontispiece after L. Cheron (5s.).
A copy in blue morocco, with the arms of the Comte d'Hoym by
Padeloup, was sold in the sale of Baron Pichon for 4.35 frs. ; resold in
the Quentin-Bauchart sale for 600 frs.
Rousseau (Jean-Baptiste). (Euvres diverses . . . , nouvelle
Edition, revue, corrigee et augmentde par lui-meme ; en-
richie de figures en taille-douce. Amsterdam, Fr. Chan-
guion, 1732, 3 vols., 12mo., 2 frontispieces after Debrie
and Picart by Bernarts, and engraved title for vol. 3 by
Picart, 2 fleurons on titles, one of which by Duflos, and
8 plates after Debrie by Duflos, Bernarts, V. Gunst, and
Lacave (10s.).
Some copies were bound by Padeloup. One of these, with the arms
of the Due d'Aumont, was sold in the sale of Lebceuf de Montgermont
for 1 000 frs. There is another vol. containing the epigrams. Reprinted
1734, 4 vols., 12mo.
Eousseau (Jean-Baptiste). (Euvres . . . nouvelie Edition, revue,
corrigee et augmentde sur les manuscrits de I'auteur.
Bruxelles (Paris, Didot), 1743, 3 vols., roy. 4to., fleuron on
titles, 12 vignettes, 56 tailpieces, and 12 head-letters
ornamented, finely designed and engraved by Cochin (15s.).
This edition is considered in every respect worthy of this, the greatest
lyrical poet ; unfortunately the epigrams are not all there. Sometimes
Rousseau's fine portrait by Schmidt after Aved is added. Reprinted
Londres, 1749, 4 vols., 16mo., 4 engraved titles and portrait of Rousseau,
signed G. D. S. (4«.). The Cazin edition, Amsterdam, 1777, 2 vols.,
16mo., with portrait by N. de Launay after Aved, contains all the
epigrams (pp. 160-200, vol. 2) (4«.).
Rousseau (Jean-Baptiste). (Euvres . . . nouvelle edition, revue,
corrigee et augmentee sur les manuscrits de I'auteur, et
conforme a I'edition in 4 to., donnee par M. Seguy. Paris,
Remond et Poignee, 1795, 4 vols., 8vo., vellum paper,
portrait after Aved by Anselin, and 8 plates after Lafitte
by Croutelle, Delvaux, Dupreel, and Langlois jeune, under
the direction of Anselin (10s.).
The edition is nice, but the Epigrams are also not complete.
Rousseau (Jean-Baptiste). Le Portefeuille . . . Amsterdam,
Mare Michel Rey, 1751, 2 vols., post 8vo., 2 fleurons on
titles signed J. V. S., 1746, and B. Picart, 1728 (4s.).
Rousseau (Jean-Jacques). Discours qui a remporte le prix a
I'Academie de Dijon en I'annee 1750, par un citoyen de
Genfeve, sur cette question : " Si le R^tablissement des
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sciences et des arts a contribu^ a ^purer les inoeurs."
Genfeve, s.d. (1750), 8vo., fine frontispiece by Baquoy (3s.).
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques). Principes du droit politique, par
J. -J. Eousseau, citoyen de Geneve. A Amsterdam, chez
Marc Michel Key, 1762, 8vo., fleuron on title by Bolomey.
First edition of the " Contrat Social ; " rare {8s. to 10s.).
Rousseau (Jean- Jacques). Du Contrat social . . . Londres,
1782 (Cazin), 16mo., medallion -portrait, not signed (3s.).
Rousseau (Jean-Jacques). Discours sur I'Origine et les Fonde-
ments de I'lnegalite parmi les Hommes. Amsterdani, chez
Marc Michel Rey, 1755 and 1759, 8vo., fleuron on title by
Fokke, frontispiece after Eisen by Sornique, and a fleuron
heading the dedication (arms of the Republic of Genfeve),
signed Fokke (3s.).
Rousseau (Jean- Jacques). Emile, ou, de I'Education, par J. -J.
Rousseau, citoyen de Genfeve. La Haye (Paris), Jean
N^aulme, 1762, 4 vols., 8vo. and 12mo., 5 plates after
Eisen by Le Grand, de Longueil, and Pasquier (15s. and
5s. respectively). Original edition.
R. Lion's copy in old red morocco, 250 frs. ; Comte Roger's copy in
red morocco by Thibaron, 100 frs. ; Comte de Lignerolles' copy in old
red morocco, 620 frs. (1894).
Rousseau (Jean-Jacques). Emile, ou, de I'Education . .
Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1780 and 1781, 4 vols., 16mo.,
9 reduced plates after Moreau by Delvaux (5s., and double
on large paper in 12mo. and in 8vo.).
R. Lion's- copy with unlettered proofs, 75 frs. ; the same price was
paid for the Radziwill copy on large paper in morocco by Bradel. Re-
printed 1789, with Moreau's plates engraved by Carr6e (3s).
Rousseau (Jean-Jacques). Considerations sur le gouvernement
de la Pologne et sur la reformation projetee. Londres
(Cazin), 1782, 16mo., vignette after Moreau by Delvaux
(3s.).
Rousseau (Jean-Jacques). Lettres de deux Amants, habitants
d'une petite ville au pied des Alpes. Amsterdam, Rey,
1761, 6 parts in 4 vols., 12mo., 12 plates after Gravelot
by Frankendaal (10) and Folkema (10s.). Original edition.
Behague's copy, 33 frs. ; Solar's copy in green morocco with the arms
of Lesseville, 60 frs. In the edition of Geneva under the same date,
the plates are engraved by Aliamet, Choffard, Flipart, Lemire, Lem-
pereur, de Longueil, Ouvrier, and A. de Saint-Aubin. The same artists'
names are in the Amsterdam edition of 1762. Gravelot's original
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pen and sepia drawings are in an autograph MS. romance by Rousseau
in the Bibliotheque du Corps legislatif. Comte de Lignerolles' copy of
the first edition in 6 vols., in old red morocco, 120 frs. (1894).
Eousseau (Jean- Jacques). La Nouvelle Heloise, ou Lettres
de deux Amants habitants d'une petite ville au pied des
Alpes, recueillies et publiees par J. J. Eousseau, nouvelle
Edition, corrig^e et augmentee de figures en taille-douce et
d'une table des matieres. Neuch^tel et Paris, chez
Duchesne, 1764, 4 vols., 12mo., and 8vo., superb frontis-
piece after Cochin by de Longueil, and 12 plates the
same as in the preceding edition, excepting the twelfth by
de Longueil (5s., and more on large paper).
Lion's large-paper copy in red morocco with the arms of the Due de
Choiseul-Stainville, 225 frs. (previously sold in the Gosford sale in 1882
for 600 frs.).
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques). La Nouvelle Heloise . . . Londres
(Paris, Cazin), 1781, 7 vols., 16mo., vellum paper, frontis-
piece and 11 reduced plates after Moreau by Delvaux
(55., and more than treble on large paper, 12mo. or Bvo.).
Reprinted Lauzanne, 1792, with the plates sometimes in bistre.
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques). Les Confessions. Paris, Poingot,
an VI. (1798), 4 vols., 12mo., portrait of the author, 4
frontispieces and 8 plates, not signed, but probably after
Moreau and Le Barbier (reduced 5s., and more with un-
lettered proofs).
First uncastrated edition collated with the author's manuscript by
authorization of the Committee of Public Instruction. The Anecdote of
the " Vieux Pretre " appeared here for the first time.
Eousseau (Jean- Jacques). (Euvres . . . Neuch^tel, 1764, 6
vols., 8vo., portrait of Eousseau after La Tour by Littret,
and 4 frontispieces after Gravelot, Eisen, Cochin, and
Pigalle, by Cochin, Lemire, and de Longueil (6s. to 8s.).
The frontispiece representing a scene of the "Devin du Village," after
Gravelot by Lemire, is one of the prettiest which he ever executed.
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques). (Euvres . . . Amsterdam, chez
Marc-Michel Eey, 1766, 12 vols., 12mo., 2 plates after
Gravelot by J. Folkema and Frankendaal for " La Nouvelle
Heloise," 1 plate after Moreau, 6 after Eisen by Fritsch for
" Emile," and 3 signed Boily for the remaining works (6s.).
Reprinted 1772.
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques). Collection complete des (Euvres de
J. J. Eousseau. Londres (Bruxelles), 1774-83, 12 vols.,
4to., portrait of Eousseau by A. de Saint- Aubin after La
Tour, 12 fleurons on titles after Choffard,'Le Barbier and
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Moreau, by Choflfard, Dambrun, and Leveau, and 37 plates
after Moreau and Le Barbier by Choffard, Dambrun, de
Launay Aihe, de Launay Jeune, Duclos, Duflos, Halbou,
Ingouf, Lemire, Leveau, Martini, Komanet, Saint-Aubin,
Simonet, and Trifere {£4 to £5). '
A magnificent edition, some of Moreau's plates are specimens of the
finest art and worth framing by themselves. The 37 plates are thus,
divided : — 6 plates for the CEuvres diverses ; 6 plates for the " Theatre "
(the plate of "Pigmalion" exists "decouverte" with the transparent
veil, and in this state by itself it commands from £6 to £8) ; 13 plates
for the "Nouvelle Heloise;" 9 plates for "Eraile;" 3 plates for the
" Confessions." They exist in three different states, viz. (1) Before the
numbers (of pagination and volumes) ; in this state they are choice proofs
and much sought for ; (2) with the numbers, the watermarks running
horizontal ; (3) with the numbers and on a thinner paper, the water-
marks running vertical. Thfe very rare etchings exist in complete or
nearly complete series. In the Maherault sale 20 etchings brought
6600 frs. Some of the plates have a legend beneath, those for the
" Nouvelle Heloise " being without one, which is of little consequence,
as the difference exists only in the .absence of the numbers and the
superior quality of the paper. The series of plates with full margin was
sold in the Rich. Lion sale for 280 frs. ; in the Em. Martin's the series of
plates before the numbers with most of the etchings, 1500 frs. ; Baron R.
P.'s copy in marbled calf g.e., 245 frs. Moreau's and Le Barbier's sepia,
drawings were sold in the Hochart sale for 3000 frs., and now they are
in the library, left by the late Baron J. E. de Rothschild. Another
edition, Geneve, 1780-90, 17 vols., 4to., published by du Peyron, the
friend of Rousseau (£2 to £3). The Behague copy in green morocco by
Derome, 400 frs. The plates in this edition are only added, and were
not published with the work.
Rousseau (Jean-Jacques). (Euvres completes, nouvelle edition,
classee par ordre de matiferes, et ornee de quatre-vingt-
dix gravures, avec des notes (par Seb. Mercier, I'abbe
Brizard et de L'Aulnaye). Paris, Poingot, 1788-93, 19
vols, in 38, 8vo., frontispieces, engraved titles, and plates,
after Moreau (30), Marillier (15), Le Barbier (11), Leclerc
(6), Naigeon (2), Wheatly (l), Boucber (2), L. Petit (l),
and Monnet (16), by Baquoy (2), Berthet (3), Borgnet (8),
Biosse (1), Chateau (2), Croutelle (2), Dambrun (l), Delvaux
(3), Duhamel (2), Dupr^el (2), Frussotte (4), Geoffroy (3),
de Gbendt. (8), Giraud (10), Helman (4), Hubert (2),
Leclerc (l), Lupine (1), Le Roy (4), Le Tellier (5),
Maillet (2), Martin (1), Michel (1), Petit (2), Ponce (3),
Prunean (1), Texier (1), and Viguet (5) (40s., and double
on vellum paper, and treble on large vellum paper in 4to.,.
with plates before letters and numbers). '
Although the title indicates 90 plates, there is no copy known to.
comprise more than 84 as enumerated above. Some copies contain also-
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Rousseau's portrait, but most copies have only 80 plates. Moreau's
plates of the preceding edition are here in reduced form.
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques), ffiuvres Choisies ... A Londres,
s.d. (circa 1783), 15 vols., post 8vo., portrait and 26 plates
after Marillier, by de Gendt, Dambrun, de Longueil, Halbou,
Ingouf, de Launay, Macret, Ponce, and Trifere (£2).
The plates exist with and without borders, and some have the date
1780, 1781, and 1782. M. E. Paillet's copy with artist's proofs in old
morocco is priced by M. Morgand 1500 frs. ; Rich. Lion's copy of the
series of unlettered proofs, 250 frs. Marillier's 27 original sepia drawings
are in the collection of M. Van Loo, at Gand.
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques). CEuvres . . . Paris, Defer de
Maisonneuve (Imprimerie de Didot jeune), 1793-1800, 18
vpls., imp. 4to., vellum paper, portrait after Degault by
Langlois, 5 frontispieces after Cochin (3) and Monsiau (2) by
Girand (2), Trifere (l), and Pauquet (2), and 29 plates,
altogether 35 plates after Cochin, Monsiau, de Ghendt,
Pauquet, Eegnault, and Vincent, by Choffard, Dambrun,
de Launay, Delvaux, Dupreel, de Ghendt, Halbou, Ingouf,
Le Beau, Lemire, Patas, Panquet, Pillement, Ponce,
Thomas, and Trifere, and 24 plates of music and a facsimile
autograph (£3, and double with unlettered proofs, and
considerably more with the etchings).
15 copies were taken folio size. Scherer's copy (one of 4 on large
colombier paper) with the artists' proofs and the etchings, 2660 frs.
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques). CEuvres (collection de figures pour
les) published under the direction of Dupreel in 12 parts,
comprising portrait by A. de Saint- Aubin, and 64 plates in
16mo., and in 8vo. by Dupreel, Adam, Bovinet, Delignon,
Lamarre, Lecerf, Malbeste, Pauquet, and Pigeot, after
Moreau, Chasselat, Le Barbier, etc. This series, called the
Dupreel Collection, was chiefly used by Bozerian to illus-
trate the Didot edition of 1796-1801, 25 vols., roy. 8vo.,
of which only 100 copies, all on vellum paper, were
printed at Boz^rian's cost.
The plates without the second border (afterwards added) are prefer-
able. Huillard's copy in red morocco by Bozerian with the plates before
the borders, 410' frs. In the Maherault sale in 1880 a series of 2
fleurons (for titles) before letters, and 30 vignettes before niunbers,
designed by Moreau, was sold for 2200 frs. Although excessively rare,
it would not bring now half the price.
Eousseau (Jean- Jacques). Melanges. Londres (Cazin), 1772,
6 vols., 16mo., 2 plates after Moreau by Delvaux (3s.).
Another edition, 1782, 4 plates, by the same artists (5s.).
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Rouy. Le Magicien republicain, ou Almanach des oracles des
evfenements dont I'Europe sera le theatre en 1794. Paris,
chez I'auteur, 16mo., 1 plate (3s.).
Rowlandson. History of the Westminster Election. 1784,
4to., frontispiece and plates by Rowlandson (15s, to 20s.).
Rowlandson. Boswell (J. the Elder). Twenty Caricatures
by T. Rowlandson to illustrate Boswell's Journal of a Tour
in the Hebrides. Published by E. Jackson, Marylebone
Street, 1786, sm. fol. (£4, and more coloured).
Rowlandson. Pindar (Peter, Dr. Wolcot). Poems, 1786-92,
4to., plates by Rowlandson (12s. to 15s.).
Rowlandson. Outlines of Figures, Landscapes and Cattle.
London, 1790, folio, three parts containing 16 plates
etched by T. Rowlandson (£5 to £6).
Rowlandson. Wingstead (H.) and Thomas Rowlandson. An
Excursion to Brighthelmstone made in the year 1782.
London, 1790, oblong folio, 8 plates in aquatint by T.
Rowlandson (£6 to £8).
Rowlandson. Smollett (T.). Miscellaneous Works. Edin-
burgh, 1790, 6 vols., 8vo., 6 frontispieces by T. Rowlandson
(25s. to 30s.).
Rowlandson. Fielding (H.). Tom Jones. . . . London, J.
Murray, and Edinburgh, J. Sibbald, 1792, 3 vols., 8vo.,
frontispiece and 11 plates dated 1791, published J. Sibbald,
Edinburgh (£2 to £3).
Reprinted Edinburgh, 1805 (15».to 20«.).
Rowlandson. Cupid's Magic Lan thorn. London, 1797, 12
plates etched by Rowlandson from designs by Woodward
(£3 to £4)^
Rowlandson. The Comforts of Bath. . . . 1798, oblong folio,
12 plates designed and etched by Rowlandson (£5 to £6).
Rowlandson. Love in Caricature. 1798, 11 plates by
Rowlandson, originally published in two numbers, 5s. each,
and now very scarce (£5 to £6).
Rowlandson. Loyal Volunteers of London and Environs,
Infantry and Cavalry in their respective Uniforms. . . .
London, 1798-9, roy. 4to., 87 plates, designed and etched,
coloured and finished with gold by T. Rowlandson.
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Originally published in numbers ; very scarce (£25 to £30,
and half in book form).
Eowlandson. Hungarian and Highland Broad Sword. London,
1798-9, oblong folio, 24 coloured plates designed and etched
by T. Eowlandson under the direction of H. Angelo and
Son (£10 to £12).
Eowlandson. Horse Accomplishments. London, 1799, oblong
4to., a series of 12 coloured plates by Eowlandson (£6 to £7).
Eowlandson. Delineations of Nautical Characters, 1799. Ten
plates by Eowlandson (£3 to £4).
Eowlandson. Wigstead (H.). Eemarks on a Tour to North and
South Wales in the year 1797. London, 1800, 8vo., plates
by Eowlandson, Pugh, Howitt, aquatinted by J. Hill (205.,
and more on large paper).
Eowlandson. Jones (E., Bard). Bardic Museum of Primitive
British Literature. 1802, foL, coloured frontispiece by
Eowlandson (155. to 20s.).
Eowlandson. Willyams (T. B.). A Compendious Treatise on
Modern Education. London (1802), oblong 4to., 8 plates
by Eowlandson ; very scarce (£12 to £15).
Eowlandson. Fielding (H.). Adventures of Joseph Andrews.
Edinburgh, 1805, 8vo., 8 plates by Eowlandson (boards
uncut, £3, and half in cut state). In 1808 there were
published 13 etchings illustrative of " Tom Jones " and of
" Joseph Andrews" (30s. to 40s.).
Eowlandson. Smollett (T.). Peregrine Pickle, in which are
included Memoirs of a Lady of Quality. Edinburgh and
London, 1805, 8vo., plates by Eowlandson (originally issued
(1791-6) (10s. to 12s.).
Eowlandson. Goethe. Sorrows of Werther. 1806, plates by
Eowlandson (12s. to 15 s,).
Eowlandson. [(Britton J.).] The Pleasures of Human Life, by
Hilaris and Co. London, 1807, post 8vo., frontispiece,
engraved title, and 5 coloured plates by Eowlandson. First
edition (30s. to 40s.).
Eowlandson. All the Talents. London, 1807, 8vo., frontis-
piece by Eowlandson (5s.).
Eowlandson. The Beauties of Tom Brown. 1808, post 8vo.,
coloured folding frontispiece by T. Eowlandson (20s. to 305.).
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Rowlandson. Stevens(Gr.A.). Lecture on Heads. . . . London,
1808, post 8vo., coloured folding frontispiece, and 24 plates
after Woodward by Rowlandson (30s. to 40s.).
Rowlandson. The Microcosm of London, or, London in
Miniature. London, 1808-11, 3 vols., imp. 4to., 104 coloured
plates by Rowlandson and Pugin (those of architecture by
the latter, and those of manners and customs by the former)
(£9 to £12).
Originally published at £13 13«.
Rowlandson. Miseries of Human Life. London, 1808, oblong
4to., 50 coloured plates, including title, designed and etched
by T. Rowlandson (£10 to £12).
The plates were issued in previous years, and collected in 1808.
Rowlandson. Twenty-six engravings to illustrate Smollett's
Works. Edinburgh, 1808, 2 parts, 8vo. (30s. to 40s.).
Rowlandson. Chesterfield Travestie, or School for Modern
Manners. . . . London, 1808, 12mo., coloured folding
frontispiece, and 9 plates by Rowlandson after Woodward
(30s., and half in cut state).
Republished 1811, under the title of Chesterfield Burlesque.
Rowlandson. Gambado (G.). An Academy for Grown Horse-
men, and Annals of Horsemanship. London, 1808, 8vo.,
29 coloured plates after Bunbury by T. Rowlandson, boards
uncut (£4 to £5, and half in cut state).
Rowlandson. The Caricature Magazine, or. Mirror of Mirth,,
being -a collection of humorous and satirical Caricatures.
Designed and engraved by Thomas Rowlandson, Esq.,
London. Published by Thomas Tegg, 111, Cheapside
(1808-13), 5 vols., oblong fol., containing 386 coloured
plates by Ilowlandson and Woodward (£30 to £40).
Originally published in numbers ; excessively scarce.
Rowlandson. Butler (S.). Hudibras . . . London, 1809, 2 vols.,,
post 8vo., 5 plates by Rowlandson after Hogarth (10s.).
Rowlandson. Investigation of the Charges brought against
H.R.H. the Duke of York. London, 1809, 2 vols., post
8vo., 14 portraits by Rowlandson (10s.).
Rowlandson. Advice to Sportsmen, rural or metropolitan,
noviciates or grown persons, with anecdotes of the most
renowned shots of the day, exemplified from life, including
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recommendatory hints on the choice of guns, dogs, and
sporting paraphernalia, etc. ■ London, 1809, post 8vo.,
frontispiece and 15 plates by Rowlandson, all coloured
(50s. and 60s.).
Rowlandson. Repository of Arts, Literature, Commerce,
Manufactures, Fashions, and Politics. London, R. Acker-
mann, 1809-28. First Series, 1809-15, 14 vols. ; Second
Series, 1816-1823, 14 vols. ; and Third Series, 1824 to end,
13 vols. ; together 41 vols., roy. 8vo. The Three Series
complete, numerous coloured plates by Rowlandson (including
those subsequently published in separate book form, as
Naples, Sentimental Travels, etc.), plates of coloured
costumes, furniture, views, etc. (£12 to £15).
Rowlandson. The Beauties of Sterne. 1S09, post 8vo.,
coloured frontispiece and plate by Rowlandson (15.s.
to 20s.).
Rowlandson. Essay on the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting.
London, 1809, post 8vo., 5 coloured plates after Woodward
by Rowlandson (20s. to, 30s.).
Rowlandson Quizem (C). Annals of Sporting . . . London,
1809, 12mo., folding frontispiece, vignette on title and
plates, by Rowlandson, Bunbury, and Woodward, all
coloured (£4, boards uncut, and half in cut state).
Rowlandson. Surprising Adventures of the Renowned Baron
Munchausen . . . London, 1809, 12mo., frontispiece and
plates by T. Rowlandson (£2, boards uncut and half in
ordinary state).
Rowlandson. Sketches from Nature. London, Tegg, 1809,
12 views etched by Rowlandson and aqua tinted by Stadler
(30s.).
Rowlandson. Gothic Tales and Romances, chiefly original :
Foundling of the Lake, Vancenza, Enchanted Ring, etc.
1810, 8vo., 24 coloured plates by Rowlandson and Cruik-
shank; scarce (£8 to £10).
Rowlandson. The Poetical Magazine . . . London, 1809,
4 vols., 8vo., containing vols. 1 and 2, 9 coloured plates
each, and 3 and 4, T coloured plates each by Rowlandson
(50s. to 60s.).
The plates of Doctor Syntax's First Tour appeared all (except frontis-
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Battle of the Books") in this publication under the title of "The
Schoolmaster's Tour."
Eowlandson. Twelfth Night Characters. 1811, 8vo., 24
coloured etchings by Eowlandson (£4 to £5).
Eowlandson. Petticoat Loose: a fragmentary "Tale of the
Castle." London, 1812, 4to., plates by Eowlandson (30s.
to 40s.).
Eowlandson. [Combe (W.).J Tour of Doctor Syntax in search of
the Picturesque. London, 1812, 1 vol., roy. 8vo., frontispiece,
vignette on title, and 29 plates by Eowlandson, all coloured.
First edition, very scarce (boards uncut, £8 to £10, and
half-cut state) ; Second Tour of Doctor Syntax in search of
Consolation. London, 1820, 1 vol., roy. 8vo. (originally
appeared in monthly parts), frontispiece, and 23 plates by
Eowlandson, all coloured (boards uncut, £3 to £4, and half
in cut state) ; Third Tour of Doctor Syntax in search of a
Wife. London, 1821, 1 vol., roy. 8vo., frontispiece, vignette
on title, and 23 plates by Eowlandson, all coloured (boards
uncut, £3 to £4, and half in a cut state).
A copy of the 3 vols, in the original boards uncut, first and third
volumes being original editions, and vol. 2 the second edition, realized
£21 (1897). All subsequent editions of the three Tours are valued
at from £3 to M.
Eowlandson. Poetical Sketches of Scarborough. Illustrated
by 21 engravings of humorous subjects. Coloured from
original designs made upon the spot by J. Green, and
etched by T. Eowlandson. London, 1813, roy. 8vo. The
text is partly signed J. P. (J. B. Papworth), partly initialled
" W" (Eev. Francis Wrangham), and partly anonymously
written by William Combe. Scarce in the original boards
(£6, and less than half in ordinary state). The second
edition, 25s. to 30s.
Eowlandson. [Combe (W.).j The English Dance of Death.
London, 1814-16, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., originally published
in 24 monthly numbers, containing 3 plates each, 72 in all,
besides frontispiece and vignette title, all coloured (£25,
and more than half the 2 vols, in the original boards uncut,
and £6 to £7 in a cut state).
Eowlandson. [Combe (W.).] The Dance of Life . . . London,
1817, roy. 8vo., originally published in 8 numbers with 26
plates, including frontispiece and vignette on title, all
484 KOWLANDSON
coloured (£12, and half in boards uncut, and £4 in the cut
state).
Rowlandson. [Engelbach (Lewis). J Naples and the Campagna
Felice, in a series of Letters. London, 1815, roy. 8vo.,
coloured frontispiece, and 10 coloured plates (boards uncut,
£S to £4, and half in cut state).
Originally published in the Repository of Arts, 1810-13.
Rowlandson. [Freemantle (Capt.).J The Military Adventures'
of Johnny Newcome, with an account of his campaigns on
the Peninsula and in Pall Mall . . . by an Officer. London,
1815, 8vo., frontispiece, and 14 plates, drawn and etched
by Eowlandson, all coloured (£3 to £4, boards uncut and
half in cut state).
Republished 1816.
Eowlandson. The Eelics of a Saint, by Ferdinand Farquar.
London, 1816, 8vo., frontispiece by Eowlandson (10s.).
Eowlandson. The Grand Master, or. Adventures of Qui Hi in
Hindostan. A Hudibrastic Poem in 8 Cantos by Quiz.
London, 1816, roy. 8vo., 28 plates, including frontispiece
and title page by Eowlandson (boards uncut, £2, and half
in cut state ; double price coloured),
A satire against the Marquis of Hastings, who was Governor-General
at the time. The plates are dated 1815.
Eowlandson. The World in Miniature . . . London, 1817,
imp. 8vo., 40 plates, containing 58 etchings of groups of
figures for the illustration of Landscape Scenery, drawn
and etched by T. Eowlandson. Originally published in 8
monthly numbers at 2s.- 6d. each (30s. to 40s.).
Eowlandson. Goldsmith (0.). Vicar of Wakefield, a Tale
. . . London, 1817, roy. 8vo., 24 coloured plates by
Eowlandson (white boards or red cloth uncut, £6 to £8,
and half in cut state).
Reprinted 1823.
Eowlandson. Burton (A.). The Adventures of Johnny New-
come in the Navy . . . London, 1818, 8vo., frontispiece,
and 15 plates by Eowlandson, all coloured (Ijoards uncut,
£3 to £4, and half price in cut state).
Eowlandson. Eowlandson's Characteristic Sketches of the Lower
Orders intended as a companion to the New Picture of
London . . . London, 1820, 12mo., 54 coloured plates,
besides printed title, and leaf of advertisement (£5 to £6).
EOWLANDSON—EUBENS 485
Eowlandson. Le Don Quichotte Eomantique, ou Voyage du
Docteur Syntaxe a la Recherche du Pittoresque, et du
Eomantique. Paris, 1820, 8vo., portrait, vignette-title,
and 24 illustrations drawn on stone, after the original
designs of Rowlandson by Malapeau, lithographed by G.
Engelmann, the inventor of lithography (30s. to 40s.).
This is a French version of Doctor Syntax's Tour in Search of the
Picturesque made by Gandais.
Rowlandson. Journal of Sentimental Travels in the Southern
Provinces of France. London, 1821, roy. 8vo., 17 coloured
plates by Rowlandson (boards uncut, £6 to £7, and half in
cut state).
Rowlandson. [Egan (P.).] Real Life in London . . . London,
1821-2, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 frontispieces, engraved titles, and
30 plates (all coloured) by Aiken, Rowlandson, Heath,
Brooke, Dighton (boards uncut, £8 to £10, and less than
half in cut state, and more than double on large paper
imp. 8vo.).
Originally published in parts ; very scarce.
Rowlandson. Combe (W.). History of Johnny Quse Genus,
the little Foundling, a Poem. London, 1822, roy. 8vo.,
■ 24 coloured plates by Rowlandson (boards uncut, £4 to £5,
and half in cut state).
Rowlandson. Sketches from Nature. London, 1822, 4to.,
18 coloured plates drawn and etched by Rowlandson (£6
to £7).
Roy (W.). The Military Antiquities of the Romans in Britain.
London, 1793, imp. fol., 51 plates. Published at the
expense of the Society of Antiquaries of London (£2 to £3).
Eabens. La Gallerie" du Palais du Luxembourg, peinte par
Rubens, dessinde par les Srs. Nattier et gravee par les plus
illustres graveurs du temps, dediee au Roy. Se vend a
Paris chez Duchange, graveur du Roy, 1710, atlas folio,
engraved title, frontispiece containing the portrait of
Marie de Medicis, portraits of the Due and Duchesse
d.e Toscane by Edelink after Rubens, portrait of Rubens
after Van Dyck by J. Audran, and 21 plates (including
3 folding ones) by Benoit Audran, J. Audran, Duchange,
L. de Chastillon, G. Edelink, Loir, Masse, B. Picart,
C Simonean ain^, Trouvain, and Vermeulen after the
paintings of Rubens (20s., and treble before the numbers).
48G EUBENS— EUTLIDGE
This is the allegorical history of Marie de Medicis. Rubens' painbings
formerly in the Palais du Luxembourg, are now in the Louvre. R. Lion's
copy, with the plates before the numbers, half bound, 190 frs. Em.
Martin's copy, in similar condition, 150 frs. The- book reappeared in
1808 under the title of Galerie de Rubens, dite du Luxembourg, designed
and engraved under the direction of M. de S6ve, with text by M. Moithey,
atlas fol., plates plain and coloured.
Eubens. Theorie de la Figure humaine, ouvrage traduit du
latin par Rubens avec XLIV. (44) planches gravees par
Pierre Aveline d'aprfes les dessins de ce celfebre artiste.
Paris, cbez Ch. Ant. Jombert, 1773, 4to., portrait of
Rubens by Aveline, fleuron on title after Cochin hj
Flipart, charming vignette after Cochin by Baquoy, and
44 plates after Rubens by Aveline (15s. to 20«.).
Eubens. Les Plafonds, ou les Tableaux des Gal^ries de I'eglise
des Jesuites d'Anvers, peints par Rubens, dessines d'aprfes
les originaux par Jacob de Wit, et graves par J. Punt.
Amsterdam, 1751, fob, 46 plates (20s.).
Rudder (S.). A new History of Gloucestershire. Cirencester,
1779, fol., map and folding plates (£3 to £4). Lord
Brabourne's copy, containing the rare postscript to the
preface, £4 14s. (1891).
Russell. History of America from its Discovery by Columbus.
1778, 2 vols., 8vo., 51 maps, portraits and plates (20s.
to 25s.).
Rutlidge. Le Bureau d' esprit, comedie en cinq actes, par
M. L. C. R. G. A. (M. le chevalier Rutlidge, gentilhomme
anglais). Londres, 1777. 8vo., frontispiece, not signed
(5s.).
t^'.
'• TMn^
W^
m
ACRE de Louis XV., roi de France et de Navarre
(Le) dans I'^glise de Reims, le 25 novembre,
1722. S.Ln.d. (Paris, 1722), atlas fol., engraved
text of dedication, of the explanations of the^'
plates, and the double leaf of the table within
rich borders composed of cartouchs and fleurons by d'Ulin,
large vignettes and plates of costumes, large plates after Ulin
by Audran, Beauvais, Cochin pfere, Desplaces, Duchange,.
Dupuis, Larmessin, Tardieu, Edelink, Chereau, Drevet,.
Haussard, and Petit. The 8 allegorical plates inspired by
Danchet, the editor of the text, were done under the direc-
tion of the Abbe Bignon and of M. de Boze. Beneath
the explanations of the allegories are some emblematic
symbols of France and her kings {£6 to £8, and in morocco-
by Padeloup with ornaments, as is almost generally the
case, according to state and preservation, from £1&
upwards).
The large cartouch frontispiece is not signed ; the 8 large head-vignettes
represent : Le Char du Soleil ; La Reine accueillie par la Religion ; La
Reine en PriSre ; La Reine devant Dieu ; La Reine distribuant des
couronnes ; La Reine allant s'asseoir sur le trone ; La Reine arr^tant
la Marche du Temps; La Reine retenant I'Abondanoe, et les Graces.
The 9 large double plates are : Le Lever du Roy ; Le Roy se rendant
a la Basilique j L'Arrivee de la Sainte- Ampoule ; Le Roi prosterne
devant I'autel ; La Ceremonie des onctions ; Le Couronnement du Roi ;
Le Roy conduit au Trone ; La Ceremonie des offrandes ; Le Festin
royal ; 30 plates of the costumes of the King and the Courtiers. The:
Radziwill copy, in red morocco by Padeloup, 200 frs. ; resold in the
Behague sale for 690 frs. ; the Gosford copy, with the arms of Mme.
Victoire (binding repaired), 570 frs. ; the Earl of Ashburnham's copy,
in old French blue morocco, with broad ornamental gilt borders and
arms of France (rather faded and worn), £15 108. (1897). Copies exist
with the plates illuminated.
Sacre et Couronnement de Napoleon 1"', le 1 1 frimaire, an XIII.
(Paris), Imprimerie imperiale, s.d., atlas folio, engraved
title and frontispiece after Percier by Malbeste and Godefroy,
and 37 plates after Isabey and Percier (30), Isabey and
Fontaine (6), and Percier (1), by Audouin (3), Delignon (l),
488 SADE
Delvaux (4), Deque- Vauvilliers (1), Dupreel (3)^ Gutten-
berg (1), Lavalle (4), Malbeste (3), Massard (6), Pauquet (2),
Pigeot (1), Eibault (5), and Simonet (3) (20s. to 305.).
Isabey's ,copy, containing some unpublished plates and numerous
sketches, was burnt in the London fire, June 29th, 1865, together with
2000 works, including Sade's Nouvelle Justine belonging to M. Techener.
Sade (Le Marquis de). Aline et Valcour, ou le Roman
philosophique, eerit a la Bastille, un an avant la Revolution
de France, 1793, or 1795, 8 parts in 4 vols., 16mo., 16
plates, not signed (15s.).
On some titles we read : Orne de quatorze gravures, par le citoyen
5 * * * . Paris, Girouard ; on others: Orne de 16 gravures. Paris
veuve Girouard. '
Sade. Justine, ou les Malheurs de la Vertu. En Hollande
chez les libraires associes, 1791, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo., frontis-
piece by'Chery under the direction of Carree (10s.).
The illustrated edition under the same date, 12mo., is very rare.
.Sade. Justine, ou les Malheurs de la Vertu. Londres (Paris,
Cazin), 1792, 2 vols., 16nio., frontispiece (the same as
above, but reduced) and 5 plates, not signed (£4 to £6).
One of the rarest of the Cazin editions. There is a counterfeit in 4
vols., with 4 frontispieces En Hollande, 1800 (half-price).
"Sade. Justine, ou les Malheurs de la Vertu, S" Edition, corrigee
et augmentee. A Philadelphie (Paris), 1794, 2 vols., 16mo.,
6 plates (£2).
Sade. La Nouvelle Justine, ou les Malheurs de la Vertu, suivie
de I'Histoire de Juliette, sa sceur, ouvrage orne d'un frontis-
piece et de cent sujets graves avec soin. En Hollande
(Paris), 1797, 10 vols., 16mo. (4 for Justine and 6 for
Juliette) (£10 to £15).
Sade. La PhHosophie dans le Boudoir ... A Londres
(Paris), aux depens de la Compagnie JMDCCXCXV. (sic, for
1795), 2 vols., 16mo., frontispiece, not signed, and 4 plates
(15s.).
Sade. Les -Crimes de 1' Amour . . . Paris, Masse, an VIII.,
2 vols., 16mo., and 4 vols., 12mo., 4 frontispieces, not
signed (15s., and considerably more on vellum paper with
unlettered proofs).
Sade. Zoloe et ses deux acolythes, ou Quelques Decades de
la vie de trois jolies femmes, . histoire veritable du sifecle
SAINT-AUBIN— SAINT-EYEEMONT 489
dernier, par un contemporain. Turin et se trouve a Paris,
chez tous les marchands de Nouveaut^s. De I'lmprimerie
de I'auteur, an VIII., 12mo., frontispiece, not signed.
Original edition, rare (30s. to 40.s.).
The frontispiece represents the three heroines, Mesdames Tallien,
Visconti, and Josephine de Beauharnais.
Saint- Aubin (Augustin de). Mes Gens, ou les Commissionnaires
ultramontains au service de qui veut les payer. Se vende
Paris, ches Basan, rue du foin et ches St. Aubin, graveur.
Frontispiece and 7 plates in sm. fol. after Augustin de Saint-
Aubin by J.-B. Tilliard (last plate without engraver's name)
(20s.).
Saint- Aubin. C'est Ici les difFerents Jeux des Petits Polissons
de Paris, chez I'auteur, s.d., 6 plates 4to., designed and
engraved by Augustin de Saint- Aubin (10s.).
Saint-Aubin (Grermain de). See Marillier.
Saint- Aubin. Le Desaveu de la Nature, nouvelles lettres en
vers. Londres et Paris, Fetil, 1770, roy. 8vo., 64 pages, 1
plate and 2 vignettes after de Seve by Massard and Nee
(3s.).
Saint-Chamond (Le Marquis de). Ah ! que c'est b^te ! par
M. Timbr^. Berne (Paris), de Timprimerie des frferes
Calembourdiers, a la Barbe bleue, 1000, 700 60 16 8vo.,
1 pretty plate after Marillier by Halbou (45.).
Facetious booklet in the Marquis de Bievre's style.
Saint-Clair (De). Les Egarements d'un Philosophe, ou la Vie
du Chevalier de Saint- Albin. A Genfeve et a Paris, chez
Regnault, 1789, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates after Binet by E.
Giraud and Pauquet (4s.).
Saint-Evremont. Melanges curieux des meilleures pieces attri-
buees a M. de Saint E. . . . A Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier,
1706, 2 vols., 12mo., portrait and frontispiece (5s.).
Mme. de Chaniillart's copy, in morocco double with dentelle, was sold
in Comte de LigneroUes' sale for 1605 frs. (1894).
Saint-Evremont. (Euvres . . . publiees sur ses manuscrits,
avec la vie de I'auteur, par M. Desmaizeau, membre de la
Soci^te royale, cinquifeme edition, revue, corrigee et
augment'ee, enrichie de figures gravees par B. Picart le
' Eomain et Jean Punt, junior. Amsterdam, chez Covens et
490 SAINT-FOIX— SAINT-LAMBEET
Mortier, 1739, 5 vols., post 8vo.— Melanges curieux des
meilleurs pifeces attributes a M. de Saint-Evremond, et de
quelques autres ouvrages, rares ou nouveaux. Amsterdam,
Covens et Mortier, 1739, 2 vols., post 8vo., together 7 vols.,
7 frontispieces (2 repetitions), bust of the author, 6
fleurons (2 repeated), 11 vignettes, and 7 plates, together
33 engravings after Picart by Punt and Schley (15s.).
Behague's copy in old red morocco, 265 frs.
Saint-Foix (PouUain de). (Euvres complettes . . . Paris,
veuve Duchesne, 1778, 6 vols., 8vo., Dutch paper, portrait
after Pougin de Saint-Aubin, ornamented with border by
Marillier and engraved by Lemire, 1 plate in vol. 1 after
Marillier by Halbou, and frontispiece in vol. 2 after
Marillier by Le Beau (5.s., and treble on large Dutch
paper).
Marillier's original drawing of the border is in the Portalis collection.
Em. Martin's large-paper copy 100 frs., and the Gosford copy in old red
morocco 200 frs.
Saint-Foix. L'Oracle, Comedie en un acte et en prose . . .
Paris, Prault, 1740, 8vo., fleuron designed and engraved
by Cochin fils (3s.).
Saint-Foix. Lettres Turques . . . Amsterdam, chez P.
Mortier, 1750, pretty title with vignette after Eisen by
Sornique (3s.).
Saint-Foix. Lettres de Nadim Coggia, 2 parts in 1 vol.,
12mo., title after Clavereau by Fessard (3s.).
Saint-Julien (Baillet, baron de). La Peinture, ode de milord
Telliab, traduite de I'anglois par M * * * , un des auteurs
de I'Encyclopedie. Londres, 1773, Byo., frontispiece de-
signed and engraved by J. J. Pasquier (3s.).
Saint-Lambert. Les Saisons, poeme. Amsterdam, 1769, 8vo.,
5 plates after Le Prince and Gravelot by Delaunay, Prevost,
Kousseau, Saint-Aubin, and Watelet, fleuron on title, and 4
etched vignettes by Chofiard (5 s.).
Choffard's vignettes exist in artist's proofs without text. _ The
Behague copy in old green morocco, 400 frs. Le Prince's 4 original
India ink drawings, 4to., are in the collection of L. Roederer of Reims.
Reprinted 1771 as 3rd edition, and 1773 as 5th edition.
Saint-Lambert. Les Saisons, poeme, septieme Edition. Am-
sterdam, 1775, roy. 8vo., 5 fine plates after Moreau by
Delaunay, Duclos, Prevost, and Simonet, fleuron on title
SAINT-LAMBEET— SAINT-MAEC 491
and 4 vignettes by ChofFard. — Contes, Poesies fugitives et
Fables orientales, 2 plates after Moreau by Lebas and
Provost, altogether 7 plates (10s., and more than treble on
Dutch paper with unlettered proofs, and particularly so
with the etchings).
Choifard's fleuron and vignettes exist in artist's proofs without text,
but are extremely rare. The Behague copy in old red morocco with the
arms of Bethisy, 410 frs. The Cazin editions of 1777 and 1782 with
frontispiece (3s.).
Saint-Lambert. Les Saisons. Imprimerie de F. Didot I'aine,
1796, roy. 4to., vellum paper, 4 plates after Chaudet by
Morel (5s., and treble with unlettered proofs). The
Radziwill copy in red morocco, 19 frs.
An unique copy on vellum, embellished with 4 original pencil
drawings by Chaudet, was sold in the Galitzin sale in 1825 for 400 frs.,
and in the Perkins' sale it was resold for £33 ; Pixerecourt's copy with
many additional plates, and bound by Bozerian, was sold in Em. Martin's
sale for 1250 frs.
Saint-Lambert. Les deux Amis, conte iroquois. S.I., 1770,
vignette on title (3s.).
This tale suggested to Diderot " Les deux Amis de Bourbonne."
Saint-Lambert (de). Nouveau Traite de I'accompagnement du
clavecin, de I'orgue et des autres instruments. Paris,
Ballard, 1707, obi. 4to., engraved musical notes (15s. to
20s.).
Saint-Marc. (Euvres. Geneve et Paris, 1775, 8vo., portrait
after Danloux, title after Eisen, 1 plate after Moreau, all by
Gaucher, 2 head-vignettes after Eisen and Marillier by
Gaucher and EUuin, and 1 tailpiece after Eisen by Gaucher
(10s. to 15s., and more on large paper).
Gaucher's portrait of Saint-Marc exists in unlettered proof. Several
copies were bound in red morocco by Derome ; one of them was sold in
Rich. Lion's sale for 320 frs. ; another in Em. Martin's sale for 950 frs.
Saint- Marc. Gluvres. Paris, de I'imprimerie de Monsieur
(Didot), 1781, 3 vols., 8vo., engraved title (beside the
printed one) after Eisen by Gaucher, frontispiece after
Cochin by Le Veau, 3 vignettes after Cochin, Eisen, and
Marillier by Eisen, EUuin, and Le Veau, and 1 plate after
Moreau by Le Veau (10s. to 15 s.).
Another edition, with 3 additional tailpieces by these artists, 1781 ;
reprinted 1785, with Moreau's plate engraved by Gaucher, and 3
additional tailpieces after Cochin, Eisen, and Marillier by Leveau,
Gaucher, and Marillier. Rich. Lion's copy of 1785, in red morocco by
Derome, 305 frs.
492 SAINT-NON— SAINT-PIEEEE ~
Saint-Non (L'abbe Eicliard de). Voyage pittoresque, ou
Description du Eoyaume de Naples et de Sicile. Paris
(Clousier imprimeur), 1781-86, 4 vols, in 5, fol., fleurons
on titles, dedicatory Epistle to the Queen, designed and
engraved by the author, 376 plates, 11 large vignettes, 74
tailpieces and fleurons, 12 maps and 1 plan after Auvray,
Choffard, Cochin, Desmoulins, Desprfes, Duplessi-Bertaux,
Fragonard, Houel, Martini, Paris, Eenard, Hubert-Eobert,
Saint-Non, J. B. Tierce, and Weisbrod by Aliamet, Ablix,
Berthault, Choffard, Couche, Dagoty iils, Dambrun, Daudet,
Mme. Denys, Desmoulins, Dequevauviller, Duflos, Duparc,
Dupin, Duplessi-Bertaux, Fessard, Gaucher, de Ghendt, C.
Guttenaberg, H. Guttemberg, Helman, Henriquez, Le Bas,
Le Mire, Lepine, Le Eoy, Letellier, Li^nard, de Longueil,
Macret, Martini, Ma,thieu, Nee, Nicolet, Paris, Ponce,
Prevost, Queverdo, Eacine, Saint-Aubin, Saint-Non, Van-
gelisti, and Villiers (£3).
Saint-Non ruined himself in this venture ; many of the coloured tail-
pieces representing antiquities were engraved by him. The plate
" Phallus " (vol. 2, page 52), and the 14 plates of medals of the towns
of Sicily, should not be missing. The large plates exist before letters.
Pixerecourt's copy had also all the etchings. Morel de Vinde had them
bound separately. La Borde was possessor of the unique copy on vellum
with all the original drawings. Baron R. P. . . .'s copy, with artist's
proofs in red morocco, by Derome, 600 frs. ; resold in the Rich. Lion
sale for 760 frs ; Em. Martin's copy, 205 frs. Copies with the plates
84 to 88 in vol. 3, numbered 24, 11, 12, 24 bis, 15, have the earliest
impressions.
Saint-Non (L'abbe Eichard de). Eecueil de Griff"onis, vues,
pay sages, fragments antiques et sujets historiques graves a
I'eau-forte et au lavis, par l'abbe de Saint-Non d'apres
differents maltres. Paris, chez la veuve Lavoye, s.d. (circa
1790), 2 vols., atlas foL, 153 plates (£4 to £5).
Em. Martin's copy, with the plates in sepia (probably by the author
himself), 1700 frs. Some copies have 175 plates and upwards. M. Hip.
Destailleur's copy of an edition " S.l.n d." (circa 1780), in old morocco,
by Derome, 499 frs. (1895).
Saint-Pierre (B. de) Paul et Virginie . . . Paris, 1788, 12mo.,
fine engraved title. First separate edition, first brought to
light by M. Morgand ; very rare (£2 to £3).
Saint-Pierre (B. de). Paul et Virginie . . . Paris, de I'im-
primerie de Monsieur (P. Fr. Didot), 1789, 16mo., 3 plates
after Moreau by Girardet, Halbou, and de Longueil, and
1 by de Longueil after J. Vernet (Virginie's body after
Moreau) (10*. to 12s.).
SAINT-PIEEEE 493
This is the first illustrated edition. It is very much sought for on vellum
paper with unlettered proofs. M. Le Barbier de Tiaan's copy in such -a
state relie sur brochure in blue morocco double by Trautz was sold in
1885 for 2999 frs. ; Comte de Lignerolles' copy in blue morocco double
by Bozerian, 1300 frs. (1894) ; another copy uncut in the same sale,
1250 frs. ; and the first 3 etchings (very rare) and the fourth plate in
artist's proof, 1410 frs. Several copies exist on vellum. There exists
a counterfeit under the same date. Querard pretends that there is a
first edition of Paris, 1787, but nobody appears to have ever come across
it. The first edition appeared in vol. 4 of Saint-Pierre's Etudes de la
Nature. Paris, 1784-88, 4 vols., 12mo., with frontispiece after Moreau
by J. L. Le Veau (5s.).
Saint-Pierre (B. de). Paul et Virginie. A Paris; imprimerie
de Monsieur, 1789, 16mo., 1 plate after Moreau by Carree
{5s.). The Cazin edition, 1793, 16mo., with 5 plates, not
signed (5s.).
Saint-Pierre (B. de). Paul and Virginia, translated from the
French by Helen Williams, author of Letters on the French
Revolution, 1795, roy. 8vo., 5 plates after Dutailly, or, not
signed, by Clement, Lefebvre, and Mme. Lingee (5s.).
Saint-Pierre (B. de). Paul et Virginie. Paris, Didot I'aine,
1806, roy. 4to., vellum paper, portrait after Lafitte by
Ribault, and 6 plates after Gerard, Girodet, Isabey, Lafitte,
Moreau, and Prudhon, by Bourgeois de la Richardi^re,
Bovinet, Mecou, Pillement, Prot, and Roger (25s., and
treble on large paper folio with the artist's proofs, and with
the plates with and without letters and coloured (3 states)
(£6 to £8}.
Prudhon's dramatic plate of the " Naufrage de Virginie " enhances,
the interest of this celebrated romance of innocence. One copy was'
printed on vellum.
Saint-Pierre (B. de). Paul et Virginie. Series of 6 coloured
plates, fol. oblong, by Descourtis after Schall (25s.).
Saint-Pierre (B. de). Paul et Virginie. Series of 14 plates in
8vo. oval, in colours and in brown by Guyot (30s.).
Another series of 8 plates, 16mo., in colours by the same
artist (20s.).
Saint- Pierre (B. de). L'Arcadie. Angers, Pa vie, 1781, IGrno.,
1 pretty plate, not signed (3s.).
Saint-Pierre (B. de). Voyage a I'lsle-de-France, a I'lsle Bourbon,
au Cap de Bonne-Espdrance, par un officier du Roi.
Amsterdam et Paris, chez Merlin, 1773, 2 vols., 8vo,, 5
494 SAINT-EIIAL— SAINTE BIBLE
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and Colas (2) (5s.).
One of the prettiest of Moreau's drawings, for this book is in the
collection of Mme. Jubinal de Saint- Albin.
Saint-Keal (Abbe de). (Euvres. Nouvelle edition enrichie de
figures en taille-douce et de vignettes. Amsterdam, F.
L'Honore, 1740, 6 vols., 12mo., 6 frontispieces by Tanje
and Coster after L. F. D. B. (Du Bourg), 6 fleurons on
titles, and 25 tailpieces by Yver, 6 plates containing medal
portraits by Coster, portrait of Jesus Christ after P.
Mignard by Coster, and portrait of the Duchesse Mazarin
(Hortense Mancini) after P. Lely by Coster (15s., and
more in morocco).
Saint-Ursin (De). L'Ami des Femmes, ou Lettres d'un medecin
concernant I'influence de I'habillement des Femmes sur leurs
moeurs et leur sante .... Paris, 1804, frontispiece by
Ponce and vignettes by Saint- Aubin (3s.).
Sainte Bible (La), contenant I'Ancien le Nouveau Testament,
traduite en frangais sur la Vulgate par Lemaistre de Saci,
divise en 2 tomes. Paris, G. Desprez, 1730, 4to., engraved
title bearing : Histoire sacree de la Providence et de la
conduite de Dien sur les hommes . . . , d^diee a la Keine
par Demarne, graveur de S. M. a Paris, portrait of the
queen Marie Leczinska after Vanloo by Demarne, vignette
heading the dedication, 500 plates (328 and 172 respectively)
within various borders by Demarne (20s. to 30s.).
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Compagnie, 1739, 8vo., frontispiece after B. Picart by Yver
(3s.).
Sainte Bible (La), en latin et en frangais, avec des notes, des
prefaces et des dissertations tirees du Commentaire de Dom
Calmet, de I'abbe Vence, etc., 2^ edition augmentee par
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numerous plates and maps (valuable edition known under
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Saci, ornee de 300 figures gravees d'apres les dessins de M.
Marillier. Paris, Defer de Maisonneuve (de I'imprimerie de
Monsieur), 1789— an XIL (1804), 12 vols., 8vo., 300 plates
SALOHLl— SALLENGEE 495
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Dambrun, de Launay jeune, Delignon, Delvaux, Dupreel,
de Ghendt, Giraud jeune, Halbou, Hubert, Lebeau, Patas,
Petit, Ponce, Trifere, Varin, and Viguet (20s. to 30s., and
on large paper, 4to., with the unlettered proofs within
borders (in the 4to. edition the plates with letters have also
the borders), £5).
Pixerecourt had the complete series of etchings (formerly the artist
Ponce's copy). The Solar copy uncut, with artists' proofs, 415 frs. Both
series of artists' proofs and etchings in the Em. Martin sale, 990 frs. ;
D. de Verninac's large vellum paper copy, unlettered plates, uncut, 1100
frs. Marillier and Monsiau's original drawings were sold in the de La
Bedoyere sale for 720 frs., resold in the Leboeuf de Montgermont sale for
24,500 frs., and are now in the Roederer collection at Reims.
Salchli. L'Optique de I'Univers, ou la Philosophic des Voyages
autour du Monde, poeme. Berne, 1799, 12mo., frontispiece
and fleuron designed and engraved by Diinker (3s.).
Salchli. Les Causes finales et la Direction du Mai, poeme
philosophique en quatre chants. Berne, 1784, frontispiece,
fleuron on title, 4 vignettes and 1 tailpiece designed and
engraved by Diinker (3s.).
Salchli. Le Mai, poeme philosophique suivi de remarques et
de dissertations relatives au sujets, en quatre chants.
Berne, 1789, 8vo., frontispiece designed and engraved by
Diinker (3s.).
Salembier. Cahier d'Ornements de Vases, de Pendules, etc.
Paris, 1777, oblong fol. plates, plain and in red (a la san-
guine), by Juillet after Salembier ; rare (£5 to £6).
Salisbury. The History and Antiquities of the Cathedral-
Church of Salisbury and the Abbey-Church of Bath.
London, 1719, or '23, or '28, 8vo., plates (12s., and double
on large paper). Ascribed to R. Rawlinson.
Sallengre. L'Eloge de I'lvresse. La Haye, 1714, post 8vo.,
allegorical frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Sallengre. Histoire de Pierre de Montmaur, professeur royal
en langue grecque. La Haye, 1713, 2 vols., post 8vo., 2
frontispieces and 8 plates designed and engraved by Bleys-
wik (4s., and more on large paper). Be'hague's copy in
morocco by Cape, 70 frs.
Sallengre. Me'moires de Litte'rature par M. de S * * *. A
La Haye, chez Henri de Sauzet, 1715-17, 2 vols., 8vo.,
portrait and plates (5s., and on Dutch paper, 20s.).
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Sallust. Caii Sallustii Crispi quse extant Opera. Paris,
David, 1742, or Coustelier, 1744, 12mo., frontispiece and
2 plates after CocHn by Fessard, fleuron on title, vignette
and tailpiece after Pierre by Fessard (4.S., and more on
Dutch paper).
Reprinted 1754, with 2 additional vignettes.
Sallust. La Conjuracion de Gatilina y la Guerra de Jugurtlia
por Cayo Sallustio Crispo. En Madrid por Joachim Ibarra,
1772, fol. plates after Maella by Salvador Carmona (40s.).
One of the masterpieces of Spanish art in prLating. The Badziwill
copy in red morocco, with large dentelles by Derome, 375 frs.
Salmon (W.). Botanologia. English Herbal. London, 1710,
fol., frontispiece and woodcuts (£3 to £4).
Samaxitaine (Almanach de la) avec ses predictions pour I'anne'e
1788. Au Chkteeiu. de la Samaritaine, et se trouve a Paris,
1788, 16mo., frontispiece (5s.).
Samson (P. A.). Histoire de Guillaume III., roi de la Grande
Britagne ... La Haye et Amsterdam, 1703-6, vols. 1
to 3, 12mo., all published (the publication of the last vol.
having been stopped by the Government), plates ; very
scarce (50s. to 60s.).
Sandby (P.). A Collection of one hundred and fifty select
views in England, Scotland, and Ireland. London, 1781,
2 vols., obi. 4to. (20s., and double on large paper).
Sandby. The Virtuoso's Museum, containing select views in
England, Scotland, and Ireland. London, 1788, obi. 4to.,
108 plates (25s., and treble with proof and etchings).
Sandby. Recueil des vues de I'Amerique septentrionale et des
Indes occidentals . . . Londres, 1768, obi. fol., text English
and French, 27 plates after Sandby, Grignon, etc. (£4 to
£5).
Sandford (F.). A Genealogical History of the Kings and
Queens of England from 1066 to 1707 . . . London, 1707,
fol. copper-plates by Hollar, etc. (chiefly copied from the
original edition of 1677 (25s., and on large paper, of which
only 24 copies were printed, £8 to £10).
Sandisson (De). Les Aventures d'Abdallah fils d'Hanif, envoye'
par le sultan des Indes a la de'couverte de I'ile de Borico
oil est la fontaine merveilleuse dont I'eau fait rajenir, etc.
, . trad, en frangais sur le manuscrit arabe, trouve' a
SANDISSON— SAUNIER 497
Batavia par M. de Sandisson., Paris, P. Witte, 1712,
12ino., 9 plates not signed (10s.).
Sandisson (De). Les Aventures d'Abdallah, ou son Voyage a
I'isle de Borico, traduction de I'Arabe, nouvelle edition,
ornee de figures en table-douce. La Haye et Paris, Musier,
1773, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 fleurons on titles, one of whicli is
after Eisen by Legrand, and 6 pretty titles, not signed
(4s.).
Santeuil victime de 1' Amour, etc., nouvelles galantes oil se
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A Paris, chez les marchands de nouveautes, an VI., 16mo.,
pretty plate, not signed (3s.).
Sarrazin. La Fatalite des Eesemblances. Paris, 1801, 2 vols.,
16mo., 2 plates, not signed (6s.).
Satyre Menippee de la Vertu du Catholicon d'Espagne et de la
reine des Etats de Paris . . . , dernifere edition (par Le
Duchat), divisee en 3 tomes, enrichie de figures en taille-
douc'e, etc. ... A Katisbonne (Bruxelles, Foppens), chez
les he'ritiers de Mathias Kerner, 1752, 3 vols., post Svo.,
frontispiece for the 3 vols, alike, 4 portraits and 4 plates
(two of them folding : "La Procession " et " La Reunion
des Etats generaux"), not signed (10s.).
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Padeloup, 495 frs. in the Brunet sale, and a copy in morocco by Cap6,
122 frs.) ; 1711 (with Le Duchat's notes), 3 vols., Svo. (Potier's copy in
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Satyres sur les femmes bourgeoises qui se font appeler Madame,
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qui ne le sont que par le caprice de la fortune, la bizarrerie
et la vanite du sifecle, enrichies de figures en taille-douce par
Jean-Felix, ecuyer, sieur D. La Haye, H. Frick, 1713, 8vo.,
12 plates, not signed (£2 to £3).
The book having been seized by the authorities, a great many copies
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name, cut off so as to facilitate the sale. Chevalier d'Henissart, the
author, was imprisoned for having obtained the privilege to print his book
by an artful dodge. Baron J. Pichon's copy, 150 frs. ; the'Behague copy,
325 frs.
Saunier (J. de). La Parfaite Connoissance des Chevaux, leur
anatomic, leurs maladies et les remfedes qui y conviennent,
par J. de Saunier et donnee au public par G. de Saunier.
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Jombert, 1756, fol., 27 plates (lOs. to 12s.).
Saurin (B. -J. ). Beverlei, tragddie bourgeoise, imite'e de I'anglois,
en cinq actes ct en vers libres. Paris veuve Duchesne, 1771,'
5 plates after Dugourc (4s.).
Saurin (Jacques). Discours historiques, critiques, theologiques
et moraux sur les evfenements les plus memorables du Vieux
et du Nouveau Testament, par M. Jacques Saurin, ministre
de I'Evangile, Roques (pasteur de B^le) et de Beausobre
fils, avec dec figures gravees sur les dessins de MM. Hoet,
Houbracken, et Picart. A La Haye, chez Pierre de Hondt'
1728-39, 6 vols., fol., fine frontispiece designed and engraved
by B. Picart, with the inscription : Figures de la Bible ;
frontispiece for vol. 5 after Hoet by Miiller, 6 fleurons
(repeated) on titles after Hoet and Houbracken by Van
Gouwen and de Broen, 3 vignettes of dedication and 212
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£4), and imperial paper (£5 to £6).
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Nieuw Testament, etc. Amsterdam, Fr. Halma, 1718 (or S. Graven-
hage by Pietor de Hondt, 1728). This edition contains, besides the
plates indicated in the French edition, 21 headpieces and 173 tailpieces
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Saurier's Discourses was resolved on. Collections of the plates alone
are therefore to be met with in 1 vol. with a Dutch title and dated 1706,
which contain the earliest impressions and are much ' sought for ; the
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in morocco, 450 frs. ; Radziwill's copy on super-royal paper, 140 frs. ;
Behague's copy in red morocco, with the arms of the Prince de Soubise,
1200 frs.
Sautereau de Marsy. Almanach des Muses. A Paris, chez
SAUTEEEAU— SAVIGNEZ 409
Delalain, 1765-94, et chez Louis, de 1795 a 1808, 41 vols.,
16mo., frontispiece for each volume, designed and engraved
by Poisson, that for 1785 designed and engraved by Huet,
or, not signed ; after 1795 the frontispieces are after Bornet,
Chaillou, Marechal, Marillier, Monnet, and Queverdo, by
Baquoy, Bovinet, Dambrun, Delvaux, Dien, and Noel
(20s. to 30s.).
The -work was continued till 1833; up to 1792 each year had 50
copies taken on Dutch paper, 12mo.
Sautereau de Marsy. Le Petit Chansonnier frangois, ou Choix
des meilleures Chansons sur des airs connus. Genfeve et
Paris, chez Duchesne, 1778, 1780, or 1782, 3, or 2 vols.,
8vo., 3 titles designed and engraved by Marillier {6s.).
Sauvigny (De). Essais historiques sur les mceurs des Frangois.
Paris, 1785, 5 vols., roy. 8vo., plates (lOs., and treble on
large vellum paper with plates coloured).
The supplements to this work are : Constitutions des rois de France,
premiere dynastie, roy. 8vo. ; Lettres des rois, reines, grands, etc.,.
premiere race, 2 vols., roy. Svo.
Savage (E.). Works . . . with an Account of the Life and.
Writings of the Author by Samuel Johnson. London,
1775, 2 vols., post 8vo., similar fleuron on titles after Grave-
lot by Taylor (5s.).
Saverien (Alexandre). Histoire des Philosophes modernes,
avec leurs portraits graves dans le gout du crayon. Paris,.
Bleuet et Guillaume, 1760-69, 8 parts in 4 vols., 4to., 8
frontispieces and 67 portraits (of Bayle, Bacon, Descartes,,
Erasme, Galilee, Hobbes, Montaigne, Nicole, Newton,.
Pascal, Spinosa, etc.) by Frangois a la sanguine (in red)
(25s.).
Reprinted 1762-69, 8 vols., 12mo., with portraits reduced, and in.
1773, 4to.
Saverien (Alexandre). Histoire des Philosophes Anciens, par
Saverien, avec leurs portraits graves par Frangois. Paris,
Bleuet et Guillaume, 1771-73, 5 vols., 4to., or in l2mo.,
frontispiece to each volume and 200 portraits (15s.).
Saverien (Alexandre). Histoire des Progrfes de I'Esprit humain,
dans les sciences naturelles et dans les arts qui en depen-
dent, etc. . . . Paris, Lacombe, 1775, 8vo., 1 plate after
de Seve by Massard (3s.).
Savignez d'Alynes. Les Delices de la France, ou Description
500 SAVIN— SCAEEON
des provinces, villes principales, maisons royales, chateaux
et autres lieux . . . Leide, Hook, 1728, 3 vols., 12mo.,
folding plans and plates (205.).
Savin. Adelaide ou le Repentir, anecdote volee par M. D. M.
Amsterdam, Changuion, et Paris, Costard, 1769, 8vo.,
frontispiece, title, vignette, and tailpiece by Fessard (35.).
Saxe (Le comte Maurice de). Mes Reveries, ouvrage posthume,
augmente d'une Histoire de sa vie, par I'abb^ Perau.
Amsterdam et Leipzig, Paris, Desaint, 1757, 2 vols., 4to.,
fleuron on title, 20 head and 15 tail pieces, 60 plates, chiefly
of plans of battleSj and 8 of them coloured plates of military
costumes by Moitte, Tardieu, and Patte (205. to 25s., and
more on large paper).
Scamozzi (V.). (Euvres dArchitecture, trad, par Aug. Ch.
d'Aviler et S. Dury. Leyde, 1713, or La Haye, 1736, foL,
plates (155.).
Scarron. Les (Euvres . . . Amsterdam, Wetstein, 1712, 11
parts in 6 vols., 16mo., frontispiece, portrait and copper-
plates (10s.).
Scarron, Le Roman comique de Scarron, peint par Dumont et
Pater, et grave par MM. Surugue pfere et fils, Lepicie et
Audran, graveurs du Roi. A Paris, cliez L. Surugue, rue
des Noyers, C. P. R., 16 plates, fol., by B. Audran (1),
Jeaurat (2), Lepicie (2), G. Scotin (l), A. and P. Surugue (10)
(1727-39) (£5 to £6).
Scarron. Roman comique (Suite de figures pour le). Gravees
par Jean-Baptiste Oudry. A Paris, chez Oudry peintre du
* Roy au chateau des Thuilleries cour des Princes et chez
Duchange, 21 plates, fol.
M. Dumesnil counts 38 plates ; but this number appears to be of
rare occurrence. These spirited illustrations possess much artistic
merit. M. R. Dumesnil states that Oudry made 38 compositions for
the " Roman Comique," but only engraved 21 of them. The copy in the
Bibliothfeque Nationale contains the following plates with the indica-
tion : — invente et grave par J. B. Oudry : , Arrivee des Comediens au
Mans ; Bataille arrivee dans un tripot ; La Rapiniere tombe sur la
chevre ; L'Aventure du pot de chambre ; La Rancune en brancard
abattu dans le bourbier ; Ragotin s'attire un coup de busc ; La Rancune
coupe le chapeau de Ragotin qui etait enfonce ; Ragotin enivre par la
Rancune ; Le Destin se signale dans le combat de nuit ; Renouvellement
du Combat oil deux servantes rejoivent des claques sur les fesses. The
others being without Oudry "s signature can only be attributed to him
for the drawing, not the engraving. M. R. Dumesnil distinguishes
SCAREON 501
5 different states: Unfinished etching; finished etching befoi-e the
description ; with the title and address of Duchange ; the title removed
and substituted by another; with the address of Desnos. In the
Gosford sale a series of 20 plates uncut, with the address of Huquier,
120 frs.
Scarron. (Euvres (Les) de Monsieur S Nouv. . . .
Edit, revue. A Paris, chez Michel David, 1731-4, 12 vols.,
12mo., portrait and plates (205.).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in old red morocco, 181 frs. (1894). There
seems to be no trace of this edition in any of the standard reference books ;
the Lignerolles copy brought the fact of its existence to light.
Scarron. (Euvres. Nouvelle edition. Amsterdam, chez J.
Wetstein, 1737, 9 vols, in 10, 16mo., portrait and 9 frontis-
pieces (3 repeated), after Pater and Dubourg, by Folkema
(25s.).
Scarron. Gluvres. . . . Amsterdam, Wetstein, 1752, 7 vols.,
16mo., portrait of Scarron, fleuron for the 7 vols, alike,
and 6 plates after Dubourg by Folkema (20s.).
Potier's copy "relie sur brochure," 205 frs. ; Huillard's copy in blue
morocco by Bozerian, 235 frs. ; Lebceuf de Montgermonfs copy in red
morocco by Trautz, 1100 frs. There is another edition, Paris, David
Durand, Pissot, 1752,. but only the first 6 vols, have come to light; per-
haps it is a reprint of the above-mentioned edition of 1731-4.
Scarron. Roman Comique. Amsterdam, 1762, 8vo., portrait
of Scarron, and 1 plate (arrivee des comediens) by Surugue
after Pater, not signed (3.s.).
Scarron. Eoman Comique. Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1785,
3 vols., 16mo., portrait and frontispiece by Chapuy (4s.).
Scarron. Scarron's Comical Works, Novels and Histories,
Englished by Tom Brown. London, 1741, 2 vols., 12mo.,
portrait and plates (8 s. to 10s.).
Scarron. Eoman Comique, edition ornee des figures dessinees
par Le Barbier, et gravees sous sa direction. De I'impri-
merie de Didot jeune, a Paris, chez Janet et chez Hubert,
anIV. (1796), 3 vols., 8vo., portrait by Lemire, and 15
plates after Le Barbier, by Baquoy (3), Dambrun (1),
Duclos (1), Trifere (1), Hubert (1), Patas (3), Petit (3),
Romanet (l), and Simonet (l) (6s., and on vellum paper,
with unlettered proofs, £2, and with the etchings a fancy
price).
Em. Martin's copy in such a state, 630 frs. ; Rich. Lion's similar copy,
in red morocco double by Cuzin, 1300 frs. ; Comte de La Bedoyere's copy,
with the original drawings, 760 frs. M. Andre Buret's copy, with
602 SCAEEON— SCHtJBLEE
portrait and plates in various states, in morocco by Cuzia, 120 frs.
(1895).
Scarron. Le Virgile travesti. Amsterdam. "Wetstein, 1712,
2 vols., 12mo., 2 frontispieces (alike), and 12 plates, not
signed (6s.).
Schabol (Abbe R.). La Theorie du Jardinage , . Paris,
1/71, post 8vo., frontispiece (3s.).
Scheel (De). Memoires dArtillerie contenant-les changements
faits dans I'artillerie frangoise, en 1765. Copenhague, 1777,
4to., 28 plates by tbe author (20s. to 25s.).
Reprinted Paris, an III.
Schellenberg (J. R). Recueil de Fables gravees a I'eau-forte
par J. R. Schellenberg, 1780, 8vo., 20 etchings (5s.).
iSchellenberger ( J. R. ). Freund Heins Erscheinungen in Holbeins
manier. Winterthur, Steiner, 1785, Svo., frontispiece, and
25 copper-plates designed and engraved by Schellenberger
(£8).
iSchema aller Uniform der Kaiserl. Konigl. Kriegsvolkern . . .
Wienn, 1791, post 8vo., 138 coloured plates of military
costumes of all the regiments in the Austrian Army (£5
to £6).
Schmidt (J. A.). Fecht-Kunst nebst einem curieusen Unterricht
vom Voltigeren und Ringen. Niirnberg, 1713, obi. 8vo.,
plates of fencing (30s. to 40s.).
Schnebbelie (J.). The Antiquaries' Museum, illustrating the
ancient Architecture, Painting, and Sculpture of Great
Britain. London, 1791-1800, 13 Nos. in 1 vol., 4to., 58
plates (20s.). The text is by Gough.
Schoen-Schwartz (Van). Histoire secrete anecdotique de
rinsurrection de Belgique, drame historique en cinq actes
et en prose, etc., traduit du ilamand de Van Schoen-Schwartz,
par M. D. B. (M. de Beaunoir). Bruxelles, chez de Vryheid
et de Waarheid, 1790, 8vo., 2 portraits and 6 plates, not
signed (5 s.). '
School of Recreation, or a Guide to the most ingenious Exer-
cises of Hunting, Racing, Hawking, Tennis, Cock-fighting,
Angling, etc., by R. H., 1719, 12mo., frontispiece in com-
partment (15s. to 20s.).
Schiibler. Johann Jacob Schiiblers Werke . . . Augusta,
SCHUTZ— SEDAINE 503
Jeremia Wolff, s.d. (circa 1720), foL, 114 plates (19 parts
o£ 6 plates each) of all kinds of decorative furniture by
. J. M. Steidlin after Schtibler (£3 to £4).
Schutz. Collection des Vues de la Ville de Yienne, de ses
Faubourgs et de quelques environs . . . Vienne, Axtaria
(1784), oblong Atlas fol., 46 coloured plates by Ch.
Schutz and J. Ziegler ; very rare (£25 to £30).
Second (Jean). See TibuUe.
Secundus (J.). Kisses, being an English Translation in Verse
of the Basia of Joannes Secundus Nieolaius (Everard), of
the Hague, with the original Latin Text, to which is added
an Essay on the Life and Writings of Secundus. London,
1775, 8vo., frontispiece and portrait by Bartolozzi (10s.,
and treble on large paper).
Sedaine. Recueil de Poesies de M. S. Paris, Duchesne, 1760,
12mo., pretty frontispiece (3s.).
Sedaine. Blaise le savetier, opera-comique, par M.S. Paris,
Ballard, 1762, 8vo., 6 plates after Desrais and Grangeret,
by Dupin fils and Therese Martinet (10s.).
Sedaine. Le Deserteur, comMie en 3 actes, mllee d'ariettes
(music by Monsigny). Paris, C. Herissant, 1769, 8vo.,
6 plates by Patas, Dambrun, Ponce, and Lingee after
Queverdo (10s.).
Four of Queverdo's original drawings are in the Roederer collection
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Musier, 1775, 8vo., frontispiece after Cochin by Lingee
(3s.).
Sedaine. Le Jardinier et son Seigneur, opera-comique en un
acte, en prose m61e de morceaux de musique, etc., par M.
Sedaine; la musique de M. Philidor. Paris. Claude
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Sedaine. On ne s'avise jamais de Tout, op^ra-comique en un
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Therese Martinet, and Prevost (10s.).
Sedaine. Le Eoi et le Fermier, comedie en trois actes, mglee
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Herissant, 1761 and 1770, Bvo., 6 plates after Queverdo by
Auvray and Frussotte (10s.).
Sedaine. Eose et Colas, comedie en un acte, prose et musique
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Martinet (10s.). ■
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Silvestre (J.). Recueil d'un grand nombre de Vues des plus
belles, villes, palais, chateaux, maisons de plaisance de
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Simon de Troyes. Choix de Poesies, traduites du gree, du
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Sind (Le Baron de). L'Art du Manege pris dans ses vrais
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Smirke. Series of 24 plates for " les Mille et une Nuits "
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Smith (Alex.). Compleat History of the Lives and Robberies
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Smith (C). Elegiac Sonnets . . . 1789, 8vo., plates after
Stothard (10s.).
Smith (Charlotte). Desmond, traduit de I'anglois par L. D. D.
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Smith (J. T.). Antiquities of London and its Environs.
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historical Descriptions in English and French. London,
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Smollett (T.). Miscellaneous "Works. Edinburgh, 1790, 6 vols.,
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Smollett (T.). Falhemet et Melvil, traduit de I'anglois sur la
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Soiree du Labyrinth (La), debauche d'esprit suivie de Porte-
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1732, 12mo., pretty plate by J. B. Scotin (3s.).
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Solitaire (Le) des Pyrenees, ou Memoires pour servir a la vie
d'Armand, marquis de Felcourt par Q-*** L***.
A Paris, chez Maradan, an IX., 3 vols., 12mo., 3 plates
after Ohaillou by Bovinet (3s.).
Solitaires en belle humeur (Les). Entretiens recueillis des
papiers de feu M. le marquis de * * *. A Paris, dans la
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12mo., frontispiece and 16 plates, not signed (6s.).
Sollier (Pierre). Manuel des Fous, ou le Grand Festin de
I'Elyse'e. A Paris, imprimerie de Cailleau, an YIII., 12mo.,
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Sollier (Pierre). Le petit Sancho, roman narcotique . . .
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Somerville (W.). The Ohace, a Poem. London, 1735, 4to.,
frontispiece by Gravelot. First edition (255. to 30s.).
Somerville. The Chace, a Poem. London, Bulmer, 1796,
4to. First edition with the 13 woodcuts engraved by Th.
Bewick after J. Bewick (15s. to 20s., and more than double
on large paper).
Three copies were struck off on vellum.
Songs. The Merry Musician, or, a Cure for the Spleen, with
music ... a Collection of Songs and Ballads. 1716, 3 vols.,
12mo., frontispiece and music (£3 to £4).
Lewis Kamondon, a singer in the Anglo-Italian Operas, according to
Sir John Hawkins, was the compiler of these musical songs.
SONGS 511
Songs. The Catcli Club, or Merry Companions. 1720, 2 parts,
oblong 8vo., engraved througbout with tbe music (20s. to
255.).
Songs. A Collection of Songs with music by Mr. Leveridge.
. . . 1727, 2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece by Hogarth, text and
music engraved throughout (£2 to £3).
Songs. Musical Miscellany, being a Collection of Choice Songs
set to the Violin and Flute by the most eminent Masters.
London, 1729-31, 6 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and music
(£2 to £3).
Songs. The Muse's Holiday, or the Polite Songster, a Collec-
tion of favourite New Songs sung at the Theatres and
Gardens. London, n.d. (1730), 12mo., frontispiece (20s. to
25s.).
Songs. The Hive, a Collection of the most celebrated Songs.
1732, 4 vols., post 8vo., 4 frontispieces (20s. to 25s.).
Songs. British Musical Miscellany, or, the Delightful Grove,
being a Collection of Celebrated English and Scotch Songs
by the best Masters for the Violin, Flute, and Harpsicord.
1783, 4 vols, in 2, 8vo., engraved throughout by J. Walsh
(40s. to 50s.).
Songs. A complete Collection of old and new English and
Scotch Songs. 1735-36, 4 vols., 12mo., 4 frontispieces
(40s. to 50s.).
Songs. The Cupid, a Collection of Love Songs in 12 parts,
suited to 12 different Sorts of Lovers. London, 1736,
12mo., plates (20s. to 30s.).
Songs in the Opera of Flora, with the humorous Scenes of Hob
(by J. Hippisley). 1737, 8vo. The music with vignette
heading each page engraved by G. Bickham from designs
by Gravelot (40s. to 50s.).
Songs. Bacchus and Venus, or, a Select Collection of near 200
of the most witty and diverting Songs and Catches in Love
and Gallantry, with a Collection of Songs in the Canting
Dialect and a Canting Dictionary. 1737, 8vo. (25s. to 30s.).
Songs. The Syren. . . . 1738, 12mo., frontispiece (20s. to 30s.).
Songs. The Nightingale, a choice Selection of 492 of the most
admired Popular Songs. 1738, 12mo., frontispiece and
music for each song ; scarce (40s. to 50s.).
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Songs. Eoberts (H.). Calliope, or English Harmony, a
Collection of English and Scots Songs. London, 1739,
2 vols., 8vo., engraved throughout with music and vignettes
heading the Songs (iOs. to 50s.).
Songs. I'he Merry Companion, or Universal Songster, con-
sisting of 500 celebrated Songs, with the Tunes prefixed.
London, 1742, 16mo., frontispiece (20s. to 25s;).
Songs. Universal Harmony, or the Gentlemen and Ladies'
Social Companion, consisting of a Great Variety of Songs
Set to Music. J. Newbery, 1745, 4to., engraved through-
out on 130 leaves, with headpieces to each' leaf by T.
Kitchen (40s. to 50s.).
Songs. Universal, or Gentlemen and Ladies' Social Com-
panion, consisting of a great variety of the best and most
favourite English and Scots Songs, Cantatas, etc. London,
1745 or 1746, 4to., copper-plate headpieces expressive of
the sense of each particular Song (£3 to £4).
Songs. The Linnet . . . 1749, 12mo., frontispiece (20s. to 25s.).
Songs. The Eobin. . . . 1749, l2mo., frontispiece (25s. to 30s.).
Songs. The Thrush. . . . 1749, frontispiece (20s. to 30s.).
Songs. Puerilla, or Amusements for the Young, a Collection
of Songs adapted to the Fancies and Capacities of those
of Tender Years. Selected by J. Marchant, London, 1751,
12mo., frontispiece (20s. to 25s.).
Songs. Vocal Melody, or Songster's Magazine . . . 1751, 3
vols., 12mo., frontispiece (30s. to 40s.).
Songs. Muses' Banquet . . . 1752, 2 vols., 24mo., frontis-
piece (25s. to 30s.).
Songs. Muses' Delight, an accurate Collection of. English and
Italian Songs, Cantatas, and Duetts. Liverpool, 1754, 8vo.,
frontispiece and music (15s. to 20s.).
Songs. The Wreath, new Songs, including those of the Battle,
Hunting, Mirth, and Jollity, as sung at Vauxhall, Eanelagh,
Marybon and Cupirs Gardens. London, 1755, 12mo.,
frontispiece (25s. to 30s.).
Songs. Orpheus, a Collection of 1974 Songs, comprising the
Linnet, Thrush and Eobin. London, 1749, 3 vols., 12mo.,
frontispiece (£5 to £6).
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Songs. The Eoundelay, or the New Syren, a Collection of
Choice Songs. London, W. Lane, n.d. (1780), 12mo.,
frontispiece (8s. to 10s.).
Songs. The Goldfinch, or. New Modern Songster, being a
select Collection of the most admired and favourite Scots
and English Songs. Edinburgh, 1782, 12mo., frontispiece
(8s. to 10s.).
Songs. Vocal Magazine, or Complete British Songster. London,
1784, 12 mo., plate of the Orchestra, Vauxhall Gardens, and
portraits (20s. to 255.).
Songs. The Vocal Magazine, or Compleat British Songster.
1784, 8vo., frontispiece and portraits of famous singers
(25s. to 30s.).
Songs. Edinburgh Musical Miscellany. Edinburgh, 1792, 2
■ vols., 8vo;, frontispiece and music (15s.).
Songs. Whim of the Day for 1794, an entertaining Selection,
as Sling at the Theatres, the Beef Steak Club, etc. 1794,
12mo., frontispiece (10s. to 12s.).
Songs. Amaryllis,' consisting of such Songs as are most,
esteemed Sung at the Public Theatres and Gardens.
London, J. Tyther, n.d., 2 vols, in one, 4to., engraved
throughout with the music and headpieces adapted to the
songs (50s. to 60s.).
Songs. The Vocal Companion, or the Delightful and Merry
Songster. London, n.d., 12mo., frontispiece (15s. to 20s.).
Songs. Ladies Polite Songster. London, n.d., 12mo., frontis-
piece (20s. to 25s.).
Songs. The Agreeable Amusement, a Collection of Ancient
and Modern Songs. London, n.d.^ 4to., plates including a
view of Sadler's Wells (£2 to £3).
Sonnerat. Voyage a la Nouvelle. Guinee, dans lequel ou
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Paris, Ruault, 1776, 4to., frontispiece and 120 plates (£2).
Sonnerat. Voyages aux Indes Orientales et a la Chine fait
par ordre du Roi de 1774 a 1781, par M. Sonnerat, com-
missaire de la Marine, naturaliste, etc. . . . Paris, chez
I'auteur et chez Foule. Nyon, Barrois, 1782, 2 vols, 4to.,
2 L
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4 plates.
Sorel (Ch.). La Vraie histoire comique de Francion, composee
par Nicolas de Moulinet, sieur du Pare, gentilhomme
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SoumarakofF. Theatre. Traduit du russe par Pappadopoulo.
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Soupe (Le) des Petits-maltres, ouvrage moral. A Londres,
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Souza (Mme.). Adelfe de Senange, ou Lettres de Lord Syden-
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Spanheim. Histoire de la Papesse Jeanne, fidfelement tiree de
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Sparrhman (A.). Voyage au Cap de Bonne Esperance et
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Spectacle de la Nature (Le) . . . Utrecht, Etienne Neaulme,
1735, 3 vols., 8vo., 3 frontispieces, the first after Eobert,
third after Boucher, the second anonymous, fleuron on
titles alike, and numerous plates of natural history (5 s.).
Reprinted Paris, veuve Estienne, 8vo. ; another edition Frferes
Etienne, 1768, 7 vols., 12mo., with 7 frontispieces and
numerous plates by Eouvifere (10s.).
Spectacle historique, divise par periode de 25 ans, chaque
estampe representant les evenements les plus remarkables
d'une periode et les portraits des souverains qui ont le plus
influe sur les affaires de leur temps, gravies par Godefroy,
avec des notes explicatives par M. Levesque. Paris, chez
I'auteur, s.d. (circa 1770), foL, frontispiece and 10 plates
after Marillier and Monnet (20s.).
SPECTATEUE— STEKNE 615
Spectateur (Le) ou le Socrate modorne, etc.,traduit de I'anglais.
Amsterdam et Leipzig, 1768, 8 vols., 12mo., portraits and
» frontispieces (6s.).
Sportsman's Dictionary . . . London, 1735, 2 vols., 8vo.,
plates (10s. to 12s.).
Stagnon (Ant. M.). Etat general des Uniformes des Troupes
de S.M. le Eoi de Sardaigne . , . Turin, 1789, 4to., 84
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Statuts de I'Ordre du Saint-Esprit estably par Henri IIL, au
mois de Decembre de I'an 1578. De I'imprimerie royale,
1703, engraved title, headpieces, fleurons and ornamented
capitals after Seb. Leclerc (5 s.).
Statuts (Les) de I'Ordre de Saint-Michel. De I'imprimerie
royale, 4to., title after L. de Boulogne by C. N. Cochin,
3 plates by Ph. Simonneau, fleurons, head and tail pieces
after Seb. Leclerc (5s.).
Stedman (Capt. J. G-.). Narrative of a five years' Expedition
against the revolted Negros of Surinam, in Guiana, 1772-9.
London, 1796, 2 vols., 4to., maps, and 80 plates from the
author's drawings, engraved by Blake (14), Bartolozzi,
and others (28s., and double on large paper with the
plates coloured).
Stephanor ou les Aventures d'un jeune Portugais par A. P. F.
M. D. G. Paris, an VIIL, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates after
Binet (3s.).
Attributed to Menegaud de Gentilly.
Sterne (L.). Works with Life written by himself. London,
1780 or 1783, 10 vols., post 8vo., portrait and plates after
Hogarth (25s. to 30s.).
Sterne. La Vie et les Opinions de Tristram Shandy, traduite
. . . par M. Frenais. Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1780, ou
1784, 4 vols,, 16mo., portrait and 6 plates by Chapuy (5s.).
Sterne. Voyage Sentimental en France, nouvelle edition.
Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1784, 16mo., frontispiece and 1
plate designed and engraved by Duponchel (3s.).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy (from the Bibliotheque Viollet-le-Duc)
in old red morocco, 59 frs. (1894).
Sterne. Voyage sentimental en anglais et en frangais,- suivi
des Lettres d'Yorick a Elisa. Amsterdam et Paris, Dufour,
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Didot, an VII., 2 vols., roy. 4to., vellum paper, 6 plates
after Monsiau by Patas (3), Dambrun (1), Miger (1), and
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Em. Martin's copy, uncut, with artists' proofs, 165 ; Dugoujon's copy,
uncut, with a few of the etchings, 265 frs. Copies exist with the plates
on blue paper. There is also an undated edition (reprinted 1801), 3 vols.,
12mo., with the 6 Monsiau plates engraved by Le Villain (10«. to lbs.).
Sterne. Das Leben and Meynungen des Herrn Tristram
Shandy, aus dem englischen iibersetzt. Berlin und
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2 plates by Glassbach after Hogarth.
Sterne (L.). Works . . . 1798, 10 vols., post Bvo., portrait
and plates after Stothard (20s. to 25s.).
Sterne. Beauties of . . . London, 1793, post Bvo., portrait
and plates by Barlow, etc. -(3s.).
Stetten (Paul). Lettre d'une Femme du quatorzifeme Siecle,
traduites de I'allemand, ornees de tres-belles figures gravees
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Sticotti (A.-F.). Les Soupirs d'Euridice aux Champs-Elysees.
La Haye et Paris, Costard, 1770, 8vo., frontispiece designed
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Storch (Heinrich). Gemaelde von St. Petersbourg. Eiga,
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Stosch (Ph. de). Pierres Antiques gravees sur lesquelles les
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par Ph. de Stosch et traduits par de Limiers. Amsterdam,
ehez B. Picart, 1724, fol., 70 plates by B. Picart and
2 fleurons (5s.).
Stowe (J.). A Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster,
and the Borough of Southwark, corrected, improved' and
very much enlarged by John Strype, brought down to the
present Tim-e by careful Hands. London, 1754-5, 2 vols.,
fol.. Sixth and Best Edition, 132 plates (£6 to £8).
STOY— STEUTT 517
Stoy. Nouveau Manuel ^l^mentaire ou Explication d'une
Suite d'Estampes pour I'lnstruction de la Jeunesse.
Niirnberg, ctiez I'auteur et Winterthour, Steiner, 1789,
3 vols., roy. 8vo., and atlas 4to., title after Chodowiecki
by Schellenberg, frontispiece after Penzel, and 52 plates
after Chodowiecki and Schellenberg (30*. to 40s.).
Strange (Sir R.). Works, a Collection of Historical Prints,
engraved from Pictures by tbe most celebrated Painters of
the Eoman, Florentine, Lombard, Venetian, and other
Schools, with descriptive remarks on the same by Sir
Robert Strange 1750-90, atlas folio, 19 pp. of text, and
50 plates _ (including portrait). Prices vary between £15
and £30 according to the state of plates and proofs.
Strasbourg. Description nouvelle de la Cathedrale de Stras-
bourg et de sa fameuse Tour. Avec figures en taille-douce
par Fr.-Gr. Bdhm. Strasbourg, 1743, 8vo., 6 folding plates
(3s.).
Strutt (Joseph). Eegal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of
England . . . with supplement (the latter appeared in
1792). London, 1773-92, 4to., 60 and 12 plates respectively
(25s. to 30s., and double on fine paper with India proofs).
Reprinted 1793, with plates in bistre.
Strutt (Joseph). Horda Angel-Cyman, or a complete View of the
Manners, Customs, Arms, Habits, etc., of the Inhabitants of
England, from the Arrival of the Saxons, till the Reign of
Henri the Eighth, with a short Account of the Brittons
during the Government of the Romans. London, printed
for the Author, and sold by J. Thane, 1774-5-6, 3 vols.,
4to., 157 plates (40s. to 50s.).
Strutt (Joseph). Chronicle of England, from the arrival of
Julius Caesar to the Norman Conquest. London, 1777-78
or 79, 2 vols., 4to., plates (20s. to 305., and more than double
on large paper).
The preface of April, 1777, bears sometimes date Feb. 1779.
Strutt (Joseph). Biographical Dictionary of Engravers from
the earliest period to the present time, with a short list of
their most esteemed works, monograms, etc., and an Essay
on the rise and progress of Engraving, both on copper and
wood. London, 1785-6, 2 vols., 4to., plates (some in
518 STEUTT— SUAED
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and double for proofs).
A few copies were printed on writing paper on one side only, for
illustration, and these are sometimes bound in 4 vols.
Strutt (Joseph). Complete View of the Dress and Habits of
the People of England, from the establishment of the
Saxons in Britain to the present Time, illustrated by
Engravings taken from the most authentic Eemains of
Antiquity, to which is prefixed an Introduction containing
a general Description of the ancient Habits in Use among
Mankind. London, 1/^96-9, 2 vols., 4to., 145 plates (40s.
to 50s., and more than double on fine paper with the plates
coloured).
Strutt (Joseph). The Sports and Pastimes of the People of
England, including the rural and domestic Kecreations, May-
games, Mummeries, Pageants, Processions, and pompous
Spectacles, from the earliest Period to the present Time.
London, 1801, 4to., 39 plates (20s. to 30s., and on fine
paper, with the plates coloured, £4 to £5).
Strutt (Joseph). L'Angleterre ancienne, ou Tableau des Mceurs,
usages, armes, habillements, etc., des anciens habitants de
I'Angleterre, ouvrage traduit de I'anglois . . . par M.
B * * * (Poulard). Paris, Maradan, 1789, 2 vols., 4to.,
67 plates, one signed : Strutt fecit (10s.).
Stuart (J.) and Eevett (N.). Antiquities of Athens, 1762-94,
3 vols., atlas foL, plates (30s, to 40s.).
Stubbs (G.). The Anatomy of the Horse . . . London, 1766,
atlas folio, 24 plates (50s. to 60s.).
Stukeley (W.). Itinerarium Curissum, an Account of the
Antiquities and Eemarkable Curiosities in Great Britain.
London, 1724, fob, 100 plates (20s. to 25s.). Second
edition, 1776, 2 vols., fol. 202 plates (50s. to 60s.).
Styles (Les). Poeme en 4 chants (par Cournand). Paris,
1781, 12mo., title designed and engraved by Bradel (3s.).
Suard. Apologie de Messire Jean-Charles-Pierre Lenoir,
chevalier, conseiller d'Etat, ancien commissaire pour le Eoi
dans I'afFaire de la Chalotas, . . . etc., ornee de gravures et
d^diee a Mme. la duchesse de Grammont par son trfes
humble et trfes ob^issant serviteur Suard, I'un des quarante.
De I'imprimerie de la Bibliothfeque du Eoi, 1789, 8vo., 2
plates signed: Le Brun pinx. (5s.).
SUBLEYKAS— SWIFT 519
Subleyras. Nella Venuta in Roma di Madama Le Comte e
dei Signori Watelet et Copette, couiponimenti poetici di
Luigi Subleyras, coUe figure in rame di Stefano della Vallee-
Poussin. S.l. (Roma), 1764, 8vo., 2 pages of text and 32
•plates, consisting of 17 ornamental borders surrounding the
text, a charming portrait of Marguerite Lecomte, not signed,
but attributed to Weirotter, 2 frontispieces and 13 etchings
after La Vallee-Poussin by himself, Weirotter, Marguerite
Le Comte, and H. Robert (25s.).
Interesting opuscule composed by two young artists of the Prench
Academy to celebrate the voyage of the financier Watelet (author of
L'Art de Peindre), accompanied by Marguerite Le Comte and Abb&
Copette. The verses were written by the young poet Louis Subleyras,.
son of a painter of French extraction established at Rome. A few-
copies were taken in small folio. Anisson's copy of that size, which is-
now in the Bibliotheque nationale, contains several portraits and pieces,
added. Rich. Lion's copy in small fol., 200 frs.
Sully (Maximilien de Bethune, due de). Memoires . . . mis en
ordre, avec des Remarques par M. L. D. L. D. L. (I'abbe
de I'Ecluse des Loges). A Londres (Paris), 1745 (also 1747),
3 vols., 4to., similar fleurons on titles by Duflos and head-
pieces, unsigned.
The series of Odieuvre portraits are thus divided : vol. 1 has 27 (in-
cluding the portraits of Henri IV. and of Sully) ; vol. 2 comprises 10,.
and 12 are in vol. 3, besides the two folding plates by Gasp. Bouttats,
viz. " le Massacre du jour de St. Barthelemy" (page 29, vol. 1) and
" I'assassinat de Henri IV." (page 240, vol. 3), 15s. to 20s., and double
on large paper, which, by the way, frequently contain as many as 71
portraits. In the Gosford sale an ordinary copy of 1745 in red morocco,
with arms of Ch. de Choiseul, achev4que de Cambrai, containing 58 of
Odieu-\Te's portraits, brought 1270 frs., while a large-paper copy of 1747,
with a new frontispiece by Baudet after Licherie, fleurons on titles,
and 3 vignettes after Gravelot by Fessard, as well as 70 of Odieuvre's
portraits and the two plates, and bound in green morocco with the
arms of Mme. de Pompadour, was sold for 3050 frs. The borders of
the portraits in the 1747 edition are different.
Surgy (Rousselot de). Les Vicissitudes de la Fortune, ou Cours
de morale mise en action pour servir a I'Histoire de I'Hu-
manite ; ouvrage orne de figures en taille-douce. Amsterdam
et Paris, Delalain, 1762, 2 vols., 12mo., 4 plates designed
and engraved by Ingouf (5s.).
Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales.
London, 1719, 8vo., 54 plates (15s. to 20s.).
Swift. Le Conte du Tonneau . . . traduit de I'anglois (par
Van Eff'en). La Haye, Henri Scheurleer, 1721, 2 vols.,
520 SWIFT
8vo., 6 plates, not signed (5 in vol. 1, and 1 in vol. 2)
{5s., and treble on large paper).
Comte de Chabrors large-paper copy in red morocco by Boyet, 220
frs. The 1732 edition, 3 vols., 12mo., has frontispiece, 3 fleurons on
titles, 1 escutcheon, and ,6 original plates (vol. 3. is entitled: "Traite
des Dissensions," etc. and has no plates). Reprinted 1742, with frontis-
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Swift (Dean Jon.). Travels into several Eemote Nations of the
World, in Four Parts, by Lemuel Gulliver, First a Surgeon,
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1726, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait of Gulliver by Sturt and
Sheppard, and 6 maps. First edition. In the first issue
the pagination in each part is separate (£5 to £6, and
second issue half-price).
Large-paper (roy. 8vo.) copies with the portrait in the earliest state,
the inscription being beneath instead of round it, are very scarce, and
command prices varying from £25 to £50. The Ashburnham copy in
such a state was sold for £61 (1898).
Swift (Dean Jon.). Voyages de Gulliver (traduits de I'anglais
par I'abbe Desfontaines). Paris, Gabriel Martin, 1727, 2
vols., 12mo., 4 plates, not signed (lOs.).
First French version. There is a supplementary volume entitled le
Nouveau Gulliver by the abbe Desfontaines, Paris, veuve Olouzier,
1730, 2 vols., 12mo. Leboeuf de Montgermont's copy of the 4 vols, in
green morocco by Trautz, 680 frs. ; the Behague copy in blue morocco
by Duru, 102 frs.
Swift (Dean Jon.). Yiedu capitaine Lemuel Gulliver en divers
pays eloignes. La Haye, chez P. Gosse et Neaulme, 1727,
4 parts in 2 vols., 5 plates, 4 maps, 1 plan (5s.).
The plates are reproductions from the Paris edition.
^wift (Dean Jon.). Voyage de Gulliver, traduits par I'abbe
Desfontaines. Paris, Musier, 1772, 2 vols., 12mo., fleuron
on first title and Musier's mark, signed Beugnet, 1769, on
the second, and 4 pretty unlettered proof plates, not signed
(5s.). The Behague copy in blue morocco by Cape, with
additional plates, 300 frs.
Swift (Dean Jon.). Voyages de Gulliver [trad, par I'abbe
Desfontaines]. Paris, Didot I'aine, 1797, 4 vols., 16mo.,
frontispiece and 9 pretty plates after Lefebvre by Masquelier
(15s., and on vellum paper with unlettered proofs, £3 ; and
on large vellum paper in that state (only 100 copies printed),
£5, and with the etchings and counter proofs a fancy
price).
SWIFT— SYSTfeME 521
The publication price was 15 frs. for vellum paper, and 30 frs. for
large vellum paper. Delbergue-Cormont's copy on large vellum paper,
bound by Simier, 480 frs. ; R. Lion's copy (ordinary paper) in red
morocco, 125 frs. The late M. Lortic's copy on vellum paper, plates
■with and before letters half morocco, uncut, by Cape, 80 frs. (1894). In
the same year St. Quentin's copy on vellum paper, with plates with and
before letters, and the etchings in morocco by Derome, 800 frs., and the
series of 10 etchings (including frontispiece) in sheets was sold in the
Comte de LigneroUes' sale for 380 frs. ; W. S. de L. . . . 's copy on vellum
paper in old morocco, 40 frs. (1895). In the same year Renouard's
large vellum paper copy with unlettered proofs in blue morocco by
Simier, 510 frs. Two copies exist on vellum.
Swift (Dean Jon.). Works with Life and Notes by Hawkes-
worth, accurately revised (with supplement). London,
1760, 27 vols., 8vo., plates (40s. to 50s.).
Sy (Marquis de). Melanges de Poesies, tirees du portefeuille
de M. le baron de S * * *, capitaine au regiment de
Dauph * * * Londres (Grenoble), 1782, 2 parts, 16mo.,
in 1 vol., text bordered, frontispiece designed and engraved
by Alexandre Stone (3s.).
Sylph (Le), traduit de I'anglais (par Le Tourneur). Genfeve et
Paris, Merigot, 1784, 2 vols., 12mo., 1 pretty plate designed
and engraved by Eansonnette (3s.).
Sympson (Christopher). The Division- Viol, or the Art of
playing extempore upon a Ground (English and Latin).
W. Pearson, 1712, fol., portrait of author playing, and plate
of instruments (£10 to £12).
Sympson. New Book of Cyphers (1750), 8vo., 100 plates,
comprising 600 cyphers and 1 plate of Coronets (£2).
Systeme du regime des J^suites aujourd'hui celui de plusieurs
4veques de France, devoile, orne d'estampes et suivi de
pifeces fugitives tiroes de leurs principes. A Londres, chez
John Adansohn, 1777, 8vo,, 3 plates designed and engraved
by M^er (3s.).
ABAC (Le), epltre de Zerlinde a Marianne. Genfeve
et Paris, chez Delalain et Valade, 1769, 8vo.,
vignette after Ransonnette (3s.).
Tabaries (Hues de). L'Ordene de Chevalerie, avec
une dissertation sur I'origine de la langue fran-
gaise (publie par Barbasan). Lausanne et Paris, 1759,
post 8vo., frontispiece after Le Lorrain by Fessard, dated
1753.
Tableau de Moeurs d'un Sifecle philosophe, histoire de Justine
de Saint- Val, par M. F. C. L. E. D. L. A. Mannheim, chez
C. Fontaine, libraire, et a Paris, chez la veuve Duchesne,
1786, 2 parts, 12mo., 2 frontispieces after Binet, not signed,
and 1 plate (lOs.).
Attributed by Barbier to Le Roy de Lozembruine.
Tableau du nouveau Palais-Eoyal. A Londres, et Paris,
Maradan, 1788, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 folding frontispieces, not
signed (3 s.).
Tableaux qui se trouvent a la Haye (Les), dans la chambre du
Conseil de Justice de la Cour de HoUande, peints par
Gerard de Lairesse^ et graves par d'habiles maltres d'aprfes
les dessins de Nicolas Verkolje. Amsterdam, 1737, fol.,
7 large plates by Tange and Duflos (25s.).
Tableaux de la Sainte-Messe, avec des priferes choisies, imprimes
a Mannheim, dans I'imprimerie electorale, 1738, 4to., 35
plates by Kilian after the compositions of Chevalier de
Schlichten (12s.).
Tableaux de la Nature (Les), par M * * *. Amsterdam et
Paris, veuve Duchesne. S.d. (1775), 8vo., 2 plates after
Desrais by La Chaussee (3s.).
Tableaux de la Fable . . . Paris, Savard, 1787, 10 vols, in 5,
16mo., 80 pretty plates printed in colours (15s.).
TABLEAUX 523
Tableaux des prisons de Paris sous Eobespierre, 1797, 2 vols,
in 1, 8vo., 1 plate representing Samson guillotining himself ;
rare (lOs.).
Tableaux Historiques de la Eevolution Frangaise, Tafereelen
Van de Staat-Somwenteling in Frankrijk. Dertunde deel
Amsterdam, 1789-1801, 2 vols., 8vo., 25 frontispieces
by Vinkelfes, 79 portraits after Claessens and Portmann,
and 11 folding plates after Brion, Benazech, Casenave,
Duplessi-Bertaux, Girardet, Monnet, Ozanne, Pellegrini,
Swebacb, Vernet, etc., by Claessens, Vinkelfes, and Vrydag
(30s.). ' ^ S
Dutch version of the subsequent work published contemporaneously
in 25 parts under the direction of Vinkeles. Vinkeles' engravings,
mounted in an album folio, were sold in the Em. Martin sale for
800 frs.
Tableaux Historiques de la Eevolution Frangaise (Collection
Complete des) Compos^e de 113 numeros en trois volumes
(Texte par I'abb^ Fauchet, Champfort, Guingene et Pages).
A Paris, chez Auber, editeur et seul proprietaire, rue Saint-
Lazare, Chaussee-d'Antin, 42 ; imprime par Didot I'aine et
termine par Charles, rue de Seine, an XIII. de la Eepub-
lique frangaise (1791-1804), 3 vols., fol., vellum paper, 3
frontispieces after Fragonard fils by Malapeau and Copia,
153 plates after Delvaux, Duplessi-Bertaux, Fragonard fils,
Girardet, Meunier, Ozanne, Prieur, Swebach-Desfontaines,
and Veny, by Berthault, Choffard, Coiny, Desault, Duparc,
Duplessi-Bertaux, Dupreel, Girardet, Lepine, Le Gouaz,
Malapeau, Niquet, and Pelicier, and 66 fine medallion
portraits after Chinard, Gerard, and Mme. Lebrun by
Levachez, with charming vignettes beneath, designed and
etched by Duplessi-Bertaux (£8, and with the plates marked
with a star in the first issue for the first 80 discourses £12,
and double with the artists' proofs).
The work came out in 113 numbers for 678 frs. After the publica-
tion of one volume and a half in the congested type adopted during the
revolutionary period, this sort of printing was discarded, and the editors
had to reprint certain parts, and extend it to 3 vols. They utilized the
leaves of the text and the engravings, interpolated 9 preliminary dis-
courses with 6 plates, and had the title re-issued with a new frontispiece.
This interesting book may, on the whole, be considered well executed ;
Duplessi-Bertaux's compositions are remarkable, and deserve the praise
generally bestowed on them. In 1839 Pixerecourt's copy, containing
both texts and the unlettered proofs and the etchings, was sold for 900
frs. ; resold in the Em. Martin sale in 1877 for 3800 frs. Renouard's
copy in a similar state, in 4 vols., was sold in 1854 for 323 frs.
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Tableaux Historiques des Campagnes d'ltalie, depuis I'an IV.,
jusqu'a la bataille de Marengo, etc. . . . Les vues ont ete
prises sur les lieux m^mes et les estampes sont gravies
d'apres les dessins originaux de Carle Vernet. Paris,
de I'imprimerie de Herhan et Didot, chez Auber et NicoUe,
1806, fol, vellum paper, 30 plates by Duplessi-Bertaux,
Choifard, R. de Launay, Dapreel, etc., after C. Vernet (30s.
to 40s., and double with the unlettered proofs).
Em. Martin's copy with the etchings, 200 frs.
Tablettes Historiques, topographiques et physiques de Bour-
gogne pour I'annee 1757. Paris, Ganeau et Dijon,
Desventes, 16mo., frontispiece with the arms of the King,
and the title with the portrait of Prince de Conde after G.
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Tablettes des Muses ou Choix des plus jolies poesies qui existent
dans notre langue. Bouillon, a la Societe typographique,
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Cro . . . (3s.).
Tacitii (C. Cornelii). Opera quae extant, recensuit J. N.
Lallemand. Paris, Desaint et Vaillant, imprime par
Barbou, 1760, 3 vols., 12mo., 3 frontispieces and 3 vignettes
after Eisen by Lempereur (5s.).
Comte Roger's copy in old red morocco, 205 frs.
Tacitii (C. Cornelii). Tibfere, ou les Six premiers livres des
Annales de Tacite, traduits par M. I'abbe de la Bleterie,
professeur d'eloquence au college royal et de lAcademie
royal des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres. Paris, de
rimprimerie royale, 1768, 3 vols., 12mo., fleuron after
Gravelot by Delaunay on titles (alike), 6 headpieces with
Roman medals, and 6 plates after Gravelot by Delaunay,
Duclos, Massard, Rousseau, and Saint-Aubin (10s.).
Comte Roger's copy in old red morocco, 305 frs. Five of Gravelot's
original pen and sepia drawings are in the collection of L. Roederer, at
Reims.
Talbert (Abbe) Langrognet aux Enfers. Imprime a Antimoine,
de I'imprimerie de Pincefilleux, a' la Plume-de-Fer, 1760,
32mo., 6 plates, not signed (10s.).
A satire against a councillor in the Parliament of Besangon.
Tallemant (P.). Le Voyage de I'lsle d Amour ... La Haye,
1713, 16mo., frontispiece (3s.).
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Tanevet. Adam et Eve, tragedie (en 5 actes). Paris, Prault,
1741, 8vo., pretty fleuron designed and engraved by Cochin
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Tansur (William). Works, in two Parts . . . London, James
Hodges, 1748, oblong 4to. Part 1 consists of three books
entitled " A Compleat Melody," with separate titles dated
1743-44 ; part 2 has 2 parts entitled " The Melody of the
Heart," with separate titles dated 1750-1751, 4 frontis-
pieces, the first signed H. Cole sculp. (15s. to 20s.).
Tant-pis pour Luy, ou Les Spectacles nocturnes. S.I., 1764,
2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., frontispiece (5s.).
Tartufe revolutionnaire (Le), imite de I'anglais, par Mme. * * *.
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Tassie (J.). A descriptive Catalogue of a general Collection of
ancient and modern engraved Gems, Cameos as well as
Intaglios, taken from the most celebrated Cabinets in
Europe, cast in coloured Pastes, white Enamel and Sulphur,
by James Tassie, Modeller, arranged and described by E. E.
Easpe, and illustrated with copper-plates. To which is
prefixed an Introduction on the various Uses of this
Collection, the Origin of the Art of engraving on hard
Stones, and the Progress of Pastes. London, 1791, 2 vols.,
4to., 28 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Tasso. La Gerusalemme, Libera ta . . . Londra, Tonson and
Watts, 1724, 2 vols., roy. 4to., 20 plates by N. Fr. Haym
after those of Carfache and Franco (5s.).
Tasso. La Gerusalemme liberata . . . Parigi, Delalain,
Durand, Molini, 1771, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., Dutch paper,
2 frontispieces with the portraits of Tasso and of Gravelot,
' 2 titles w.ith fleurons by Drouet, a dedication with vignette
by Le Eoy, 20 plates, 9 large and 14 small tailpieces, and
20 head-vignettes with portraits, the whole after Gravelot
by Baquoy, Duclos, Henriquez, Leveau, Lingee, Le Eoy,
Massard, Mesnil, Nee, Patas, Ponce, Eousseau, and Simonet
(15s. to 20s., and treble in 4to. size).
The plates exist before letters and in an unfinished state (etchings) ;
the head-vignettes with the portraits and the tailpieces exist in artists'
proofs ; the best impressions have the name of the artist in Italian.
Radziwill's copy in 4to., 200 francs. The Gosford copy in old red
morocco, 500 frs. ; resold in the Delbergue sale for 320 frs. ; and again
in the Rich. Lion sale for 300 frs. ; B. Maglione's copy, 4to., with the
series of Gravelot's plates in artists' proofs ; the head and tail pieces;
626 TASSO
without text and the artists' names in Italian ; series of frontispieces
and 40 plates after Cochin before letters; portraits and additional
engravings after Marillier and Eisen inserted, and bound in red
morocco by Thibaron-Joly, 705 frs. (1894) ; it came from M. E. Paillet's
library. In the same sale another copy with the plates coloured in red
morocco, with large dentelle and back gilt " a I'oiseau " by Dfirome,
315 frs. ; another copy in the same condition (binding better preserved),
502 frs. The series of plates in choice proofs was sold in Em. Martin's
sale for 380 frs.
Tasso. La Jerusalem Delivree . . . nouvelle traduction
(par Lebrun). Paris, Musier fils, 1774, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 titles
with fleurons by Drouet, 2 frontispieces with medallion
portraits of Tasso and Gravelot, 20 plates, 20 head and
23 tail pieces, the whole after Gravelot (205., and more
in 4to.).
The plates are the same as in the ItaKan edition, but not so good.
Behague's copy in old red morocco, 510 frs. ; R. Lion's copy in old green
morocco, with the arms of Merard de Saint-Just, 510 frs. Musier pub-
lished in the same year an edition in 12mo., with frontispiece, 2 fleurons
and 2 vignettes. Gravelot's plates were also reproduced in the French
edition of Bossange, Masson, et Besson, an II., 2 vols., 8vo., but without
the vignettes.
Tasso. La Jerusalem Delivree. Geneve (Cazin), 1777, 2 vols.,
16mo., pretty bordered portrait after Marillier by de
Launay (3s.).
Cazin published several subsequent editions.
Tasso. La Gerusalemme Liberata . . . stampata d'ordine de
Monsieur le Comte de Provence. Parigi, Fr. Ambr. Didot,
1784, 2 vols., roy. 4to., vellum paper, frontispiece and 40
plates after Cochin by Dambrun, de Launay, Delignon,
Duclos, Lingee, Patas, Ponce, Prevost, A. de Saint-Aubin,
Simonet, Tillard, Frifere, and Varin (£2 to £3).
This sumptuous edition is chiefly due to the generosity of the Comte
de Provence, who disbursed a heavy sum to M. Cochin for the drawing ;
only 41 of these compositions were engraved, the others remaining un-
published. In the Gresy sale, in 1869, these drawings, in a copy
magnificently bound by Lortic, fetched 5105 frs.; in two preceding
sales of Eenouard and Double they were sold for 500 frs. and
3910 frs. respectively. Two hundred copies were taken with unlettered
proofs and etchings. Two copies were printed on vellum, one of which
brought, in the sale of the Prince de Torella in 1896, 820 frs.
Radziwill's copy in old green morocco, 200 frs. ; Em. Martin's copy
in old red morocco, with plates before the numbers, 105 frs. Baron R.
P . . .'s copy, with many etchings in blue morocco by Cuzin, 1000 frs.
■ MagUone's copy, with artists' proofs and the etchings (minus the second
for Chant XVII.), and 3 plates, mounted in morocco double by Bozerian
(formerly Prince d'Essling copy), 850 frs. (1894). Second edition, Paris,
Didot, s.d. (1785-86), 2 vols., 4to.
TASSO 527
Tasso. La Jerusalem Delivree, poeme traduit de I'italien (par
Le Brun), nouvelle edition, enriche de la Vie du Tasse
(par Suard). Paris, Bossange, an XL, 2 vols., 8vo., portrait
after Chasselat by Delvaux, and 20 plates after Lebarbier,
byBovinet, Courbe,Dambrun, Delignon, Delvaux, de Ghendt,
Dupr^el, Langlois, Thomas, Trifere, Eomanet, and Villerey
(55., and treble on vellum paper).
Baucel's copy, with the unlettered proofs and the etchings, 545 frs.
Le Barbier's 20 original drawings, together with the unlettered proofs
and the etchings, were sold in the Le Bedoyere sale for 900 frs. - Re-
printed 1813. The edition of Venezia, 1745, fol., with plates, is of
little value.
Tasso. Les Veill^es du Tasse, avec le texte italien en regard,
precedees de Memoires bistoriques et de rechercbes litt^raires
sur sa vie, traduites par M. Barere, edition ornee de 4
gravures. Paris, de I'imprimerie de Crapelet, an XIIL,
12mo., vellum paper, 4 plates after Myris, by Saint-Aubin,
Baquoy and Delvaux (4s., and more than treble with un-
lettered proofs).
Em. Martin's copy, citron morocco, with plates before letters, 35 frs.
The Bibliotheque nationale possesses Marie Antoinette's copy in a
magnificent mosaic binding, with her arms, by Dubuisson.
Tasso. Aminta . . ; Parigi, Prault, 1745, 12mo., engraved
titk- with fleuron, vignette to the dedicatory epistle, and
8 vignettes after Cochin fils by Aveline (45.).
The original drawings are in the Roederer Collection at Reims.
Tasso. Aminta . . . Londre, 1780, 12mo., frontispiece and
5 plates after J. Lapi, by J. Lapi and Pompeo Lapi (3s.).
Tasso. Aminta . . . Chrisopolis, Bodoniani, 1789, roy. 4to.,
pretty portrait, fleuron on title, not signed, vignette head-
ing the dedication, signed J. Lucatelli inv., and 1 plate
after Prudhon by Roger (4s.).
Reprinted by Renouard, Parigi, 1800, 12mo. R. Lion's copy with
the unlettered proof in red morocco, 41 frs. The original drawing of
this plate in one of two copies on vellum paper was sold in the Renouard
sale for 710 frs.
Tasso. II Goffredo ovvero Gerusalemme liberata nuova
edizione arrichita di figure in rame, etc. In Venezia, presso
Antonio Groppo, 1760, 2 vols., fob, portrait and frontis-
piece after Novelli by G. Leonardis, 20 large plates after
Bern, Castelli, by G. Leonardis, and 99 vignettes and tail-
pieces in the text, besides the top borders of the chapters
after Novelli by Leonardis (20s.).
528 TASSONI— TEEENTII
Tassoni. La Secchia rapita . . . Paris, Prault et Durand,
1766, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., 2 engraved titles with different
fleurons, frontispiece, medallion portrait after G-ravelot by
LeEoy, 12 plates after Gravelot by Duclos, N^e, Pasquier,
Kousseau, and Simonet, 12 headpieces after Gravelot, Le
Eoy, Marillier, and Queverdo by Le Roy, and 12 tailpieces
after and by Huet and Marillier (5 s.).
This may be regarded as the sequel to the " Gerusalemme liberata " of
1771. Gravelot's original drawings are the property of M. le Comte de
Chabot. Bacon R. P. . . .'s copy in green morocco by Derome, 250 frs. ;
Rich. Lion's copy ia old red morocco, 185 frs. ; B. Maglione's copy in
old red morocco, 30 frs. (1894).
Tassoni. La Secchia rapita. Parigi, Prault, 1768, 12mo.,
portrait by Demautort, and title after Moreau by Aveline
(35.).
The Cazia edition has engraved title.
Tassoni. Le Sean enleve . . . Paris, Didot I'ain^, an VIII.,
pretty plate, not signed (3s.).
Tatius (Achilles). Les Amours de Leucippe et Clitophon,
traduits du grec, par Perron et Castera. . . . Paris, Mayeur,
1796, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates by Bovinet (Ss.).
Tavernier. Les six Voyages de Monsieur J. B. Tavernier,
^cuyer, baron d'Aubonne, en Turqui^, en Perse et aux Indes.
Paris, 1713 and 1724, 6 vols., 12mo., portrait and numerous
plates (6s.).
Taxe de-la Chancellerie romaine, ou la Banque du Pape, dans
laquelle Tabsolution des crimes les plus graves se donne
pour de I'argent, edition augmentee de plusieurs pifeces.
Eome, a la Tiare, chez Pierre-la-Clef (Hollande), 1744, 2
parts in 1 vol., 12mo., engraved allegorical title and 1 plate
(la Banque d'Iniquite), not signed (5s.).
This new edition is attributed to Renoult, the author of the " Aventures
de la Madone."
Temple de V4nus (Le). Londres, 1777, roy. 8vo., frontispiece,
not signed, with the inscription beneath : Les trois d'Eesses-'
(sic) (6a).
Temple (Le) des Graces, ou Almanach pour 1739. Amsterdam,
1793, 32mo., vignette title by Vissen, and 12 plates (1
signed by Huyser), and 8 pages of music (10s.).
Terentii (Publii). Afri Comcedise Sex ad optimorum exem-
plariumfidem recensitse, accesseruntvariselectioues, etc. . . .
TEEENTIUS— TETES 529
Londini, Knapton et Sandby, 1751, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., 2
engraved titles, and 6 plates by Muller (5s.)t
The Barbou edition, 1753, 2 vols., 12ma., with fleuron for both titles,
portrait of Terentius, frontispiece, 7 plates (4 by Lebas), 37 vignettes,
and 28 tailpieces after Gravelot by Delafosse, Lebas, and Sornique, 5s.
Em. Martin's copy in red morocco, 37 frs.
Terentius. . Les Comedies de Terence, avec la traduction et les
remarques de Mme. Dacier. Eotterdam, Gaspard Fritsch,
1717, 3 vols., 12mo., fleuron, frontispiece by B. Picart,
vignette witli Terentius's portrait, and 48 outline plates
representing theatrical masks and scenes by B. Picart (4s.,
and considerably more than treble on large paper, which is
very rare).
Baron R. P. . . .'s large-paper copy, bound by Bozerian, was sold in
1882 for 200 frs. ; the Radziwill copy in green morocco, 190 frs., resold
in the Leboeuf de Montgermont sale for 350 frs. ; the Gosford large and
fine paper copy, bound by Padeloup, 350 frs. ; Rich. Lion's copy in old
red morocco, 630 frs. Reprinted 1724 and 1747.
Terentius. Les Comedies de Terence, traduction nouvelle, avec
le texte latin a cote et des notes par M. I'abbe Le Monnier.
Paris, Jombert, 1771, 3 vols., 8vo., frontispiece and 6 fine
plates after Cochin by Choffard, Prevost, Rousseau, and
Saint-Aubin (5s., and more than treble on Dutch paper,
particularly with the unlettered, proofs). Comte de La
Bedoyfere's copy in such a state, 76 frs.
Tessin (Comte de). Faunillane, ou I'lnfante Jaune, conte. A
Badinopolis, chez les frferes Ponthommes, a I'enseigne du roi
d'Egypte (Paris, Prault), 1741, 4to., reduced to 8vo. in
1743, and to 12mo. in 1767, plates (205., 10s. and 5s.
respectively).
The plates have been since used for "Acajou et Zirphile." The Comte
de Tessin, Swedish ambassador to Prance, being desirous of making the
acquaintance of Boucher's wife, is said to have seized the opportunity of
bringing this little romance composed by Marivaux to the painter to be
illustrated. Only 2 copies in 4to. were then printed (1740), embellished
with plates and fleurons after Boucher by L. Cars. The following year
(1741) the 4to. edition appeared with the same illustrations, which should
be regarded as the original edition; in 1743 the plates were reduced to
an Svo. edition. , Having failed to achieve much success with this issue,
Comte de Tessin presented the plates to Prault, who engaged Duclos to
write a tale for the illustrations, and that is the origin of " Acajou et
Zirphile," which appeared in 1764. (See Duclos.) Lion's copy, bound with
" Acajou " in old red morocco, 50 frs. Mme. Gab. Delessert's copy in
4to., in old red morocco, 250 frs. (1895).
T§tes foUes (Les). A Londres et a Paris, chez Tilliard, 1753,
12mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
2 M
530 TETJLlfeEES— THJfeOCEITE
Teuliferes (A.-F.-K.). Les Quatre Ages de la Femme, poeme.
Paris, Giguet et Michaud, an XIII. (1805), 16mo., frontis-
piece after Moreau by de Villiers {3s,).
Thane (John). British Autography. A Collection of Facsimiles
of Hand Writing of royal and illustrious Personages, with
their authentic Portraits. Published by J. Thane. London,
1788, etc., 12 parts in 3 vols., 4to., 248 plates (£5 to £6,
and more with India proofs).
Th^ktve de Sybaris, nouvelle edition. S.l.n.d. (Orleans,
1788), 3 vols. 16mo., vellum paper, 3 titles alike etched by
Caron (5 s.).
The author should be Delisle de Sales.
Theatro Italiano antico . . , Londra e Livorno, presso T. Masi,
1786-89, 8 vols., 12mo., 25 plates after Cochin, Lapi, and
Eossi by Rosaspina, Pompeo Lapi, and Pizzi (10s.).
Theatrum Scotise : containing the Prospects of his Majesty's
Castles and Palaces, together with those of the most
considerable Towns and Colleges, the Ruins of many
Ancient Abbeys . . . All curiously engraven on copper-
plates. With a description of each place. London, 1718,
sm. fol., 60 plates (£2 to £3).
Theis (De). Le Singe de La Fontaine, ou Contes et Nouvelles
en vers, suivis de quelques poesies. A Florence, aux depens
des heritiers de Boccace et de la reine de Navarre, 1773,
2 vols., 12mo., 2 titles designed and engraved by Moreau
(15s.).
Theocrite. Les Idylles, traduites par J. M. Gail. Edition
ornee de figures dessinees par Le Barbier, Moreau, et
Chaudet. Paris, de I'imprimerie de Didot jeune, an IV.,
2 vols., 12mo., 2 portraits of Gail and of Theocrite after
Le Barbier by Gaucher and Delignon, and 14 plates after
Le Barbier (8), Moreau (1), Gaucher (1), and Chaudet (3),
and 1 not signed, by Dambrun (4), Delignon (l), Dupreel (2),
Gaucher (3), Halbou (1), Ribault (1), Chaudet (1), and
1 not signed, and 1 unfinished etching by Giraud (5s., and
large paper with the etchings, 20s.); 4 etchings remain
unpublished.
Theocrite. Idylles de Theocrite, traduites en francais par
J.-B. Gail, professeur de litterature grecque au College de
France. Nouvelle Edition, ornee de figures gravees d'apres
TH:&0EIE— THIEOUX 531
les dessins de Le Barbier et Boicliot. Paris, de rimprimerie
de Baudelot et Eberhart. L'an IV., 2 vols., roy. 8vo. or
4to., vellum paper, 8 plates after Boicliot, Fragonard fils,
Lebarbier, and Moitte by Baquoy, Bovinet, Lempereur,
Mariage, Patas, and Petit (10s.).
The plates are of indifferent merit ; that of Fragonard fils is beneath
criticism.
Theorie de Sentiments agr^ables. Paris, David le jeune, 1749,
Svo., frontispiece, 1 fleuron and 2 vignettes after de Sfeve
by Fessard (3s.).
Thespian Magazine and Literary Repository. 1792-94, 3 vols.,
8vo., theatrical portraits, views of theatres, etc. (£3 to £4).
Th^venot de Morande. Le Gazetier cuirasse, ou Anecdotes
scandaleuse de la cour de France, etc. . . . Imprime a cent
lieues de la Bastille, a I'enseigne de la Libert^, 1785, post-
Svo. or 12mo., frontispiece and plan of the Bastille (4s.).
Thibault. La Vie de Pedrille del Campo, roman comique dan&
le gout espagnol par M. T * * *, G.D.T., avec les Cantates
et autres poesies du m^me auteur, le tout enrichi de
figures en taille-douce. Amsterdam, Le Cfene, 1720, 12mo.
(5s.).
Thiboust (CI. L.). Typographise excellentia, poeme latin dedie
au Roi par CI. L. Thiboust, traduit par son fils, 1754, 8vo.,
author's portrait and 2 plates representing a printing
establishment (4s.).
Thiebault de La Veaux (Jean Charles). Histoire secrete des
amours et des principaux amants de Catherine IL, im-
peratrice de Eussie, par I'auteur de la vie de Frederic II.,
roi de Prusse, avec figures. Paris, an VII., 8vo., plates,
designed and engraved by Huot (5 s.).
Thi^baut (Arsenne). Voyage a I'lsle des Peupliers. A Paris, che^.
Lepetit, an VII., 12mo., 4 plates after Chaillou by Mariage.
(3s., and more on vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
Thiery (L. V.). Guide des Amateurs et des Etrangers-Yoya-
geurs a Paris . . . Paris, 1787, 2 vols., 12mo., 12 folding
-plates by Jourdan after Thiery (10s.).
Thiout (A.). Traite de I'Horlogerie mecanique et pratique.
Paris, 1741, 2 vols., 4to., 91 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Thiroux (Ch.). Gluvres completes . . . Versailles, an II., 2
vols., 46 plates (12s.).
632 THOMAS— THOMSON
Thomas (A. sieur d'Embry). Description de I'lsle des her-
maphrodises . . . contenant les mceurs, coutumes et les
ordonnances des habitants de cette isle . . . Cologne, 1724,
8 vo., frontispiece representing Henri III. in male attire with,
woman's plait and a female headgear (lOs.).
Thomas. Essai sur le Caractere, les mceurs et I'Esprit des
Femmes dans les differents sifecles, par Thomas. Paris, chez
Moutard, 1772, 8vo., frontispiece after Cochin by Saint-
Aubin (3s., and treble and more on large paper, particularly
with the etching).
Thomas. (Euvres de . . . Paris, Moutard, 1773, 4 vols., 8vo.,
2 frontispieces after Cochin 'and Taraval, by Saint-Aubin,
and 6 medallions containing portraits of Marechal de Saxe,
d'Aguesseau, Duguay-Trouin, Sully, Descartes, and of Louis,
Dauphin of France (5s.).
Thomson. Les Saisons . . . Paris, Chaubert, 1759, post 8vo.,
frontispiece, 4 plates and 4 tailpieces after Eisen by Baquoy
(5s., and more with the etchings).
The 1779 edition has only a new title with the plates in roy. 8vo.
The 1760 edition, 12mo., and the undated Cazin edition have the above
illustrations in reduced size.
Thomson. Les Saisons . . . Paris, Patris, 1795, 16mo.,
frontispiece and 4 plates after Bine.t by Blanchard (4s., and
double on vellum paper).
Reprinted 1798.
'Thomson. Les Saisons, poeme traduit de I'anglais (par Mme.
Bontemps)^ . . . edition ornee de figures dessinees par Le
Barbier et gravees sous sa direction. Paris, Didot,- 1796,
8vo., vellum paper, 4 plates after Le Barbier by Baquoy,
Dambrun, Dupreel, and Patas (5s., and treble with the
unlettered proofs).
A copy containing Le Barbier's original drawings, with the unlettered
proofs and the etchings in blue morocco by Trautz, originally sold in
Oomte de La Bedoyere sale for 235 frs. was resold in the Huillard sale
for 2.500 frs. It is now in the Roederer Collection, at Reims.
Thomson. The Seasons . . . illustrated with engravings by
F. Bartolozzi and P. W. Tomkins, historical engravers to
their Majesties, from original pictures painted by W.
Hamilton. London, printed for Tomkins, the letterpress
THOMSON— TIBULLUS 633
by Bensley, the types by Figgins, 1797, imp. folio, frontis-
piece, 5 large plates, 5 vignettes, 5 head and 5 tail pieces,
together 21. pieces, after Hamilton by Bartolozzi (6) and
Tomkins (15) (£5, and double for coloured copies, and
treble for proofs).
Thomson. -The Seasons. London, J. Wallis, 1805, ~8vo.,
engravings on wood by Bewick from Thurston's designs {5s.).
Thomson (Rob.). Voyage en Hongrie, precld^ d'une Description
de la ville de Vienne et des jardins imperiaux de Schoenbrun,
traduit de I'anglais par Cantwell. Paris, an VIII. (1800),
2 vols., Svo., numerous costume and other plates (10*.).
Thoresby (R.). Ducatus Leodiensis, or, the Topography of
Leeds and Parts adjacent. London, 1715, fol. , portrait, map,
views, coats-of-arms, etc. (50s. to 60s., and more on large
paper).
Thorpe (J.). Custumale Ruffense from the original MS. in the
Archives of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester, to which
are added Memorials of that Cathedral Church, etc.
London, 1788, fol., portrait and 56 plates (£4 to £5).
Thiimmel. Wilhelmine, ein prosaisch-komisches Gedicht.
Leipzig, 1769, 12mo., frontispiece, 6 plates, 6 vignettes and
6 tailpieces after Deser by Stock and Geyser (5s.).
In the French version the same illustrations are reversed, besides a.
fleuron on title.
TibuUus, CatuUe et Gallus. Traduction en prose de CatuUe,
TibuUe et Gallus, par I'auteur des Soirees Helvetiennes et
des Tableaux (de Pezay). Amsterdam et Paris, Delalain,
1771, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., Latin and French, frontispiece
after Eisen by de Longueil in each volume (3s.).
TibuUus. Elegies de Tibulle avec des notes et des recherches
de mythologie, d'histoire et de philosophic, suivies des
Baisers,- de Jean Second, traduction nouvelle adressee du
donjon de Vincennes, par Mirabeau I'aine a Sophie de
Ruifey, avec 14 figures. Tours et Paris, an III. (1795),
3 vols., 8vo., portraits of Mirabeau and Sophie after Borel
by Voysard and EUuin, frontispiece, not signed, 12 plates,
1 1 after Borel by EUuin and 1 after Marillier by Dupreel
(10s. to 15s., and more on vellum paper, and on large
vellum paper with unlettered proofs, £2).
534 TIPHAIGNE— TORO
Radziwill's large vellum paper copy bound by Bozerian, 110 frs.
Reprinted an VI. (1798). Em. Martin's large vellum paper copy with
the plates before the numbers, bound in calf, 60 frs.
Tiphaigne de la Roche. Amilee, ou la Graine d'Hommes. S.I.,
lT53,16mo., pretty frontispiece after Eisen by Sornique (3s.).
Tiphaigne de la Eoche. Bigarrures philosophiques. Amsterdam
et Leipsich, 1759, 2 parts in 1 vol., 8vo., 1 plate after De
Seve by Legrand {3s.).
Tiregale (Ricaud de). Medailles sur les principaux evfenements
de I'Empire de Russie depuis le rfegne de Pierre le Grand
jusqu'a celui de Catherine II., avec des explications
historiques. Potsdam, 1772, foL, portrait of Catherine II.
after Rotari by Berger, fleuron on title, not signed, vignette
heading the dedication after Mich. Gerin by Berger, and
111 plates of medals by Berger and Kriiger (10s.).
Tischbein. Recueil de Gravures d'aprfes des Vases antiques de
travail grec trouves dans des tombeaux des environs de
Naples et tires du cabinet de M. Hamilton. Naples et
JFlorence, 1791-1803, 4 vols., roy. foL, 253 plates (205. to
30s.).
Vol. 4 has plates without any text. An English version appeared
simultaneously.
Tocsin Fribourgeois (Le), pour ^tre entendu de la ville et de la
campagne, poeme, etc. . . . par un citoyen inspire de la
patrie. A Fribourg en Suisse, 1783, 8vo., frontispiece and
plate, not signed (after Diinker) (3s.).
Toilette (La) du philosophe ou Ziri et Zaria (par Estfeve).
Londres, 1751, 16mo., frontispiece after Eisen by Aveline
(3s.).
Tomkins (P. W.). The Birth and Triumph of Cupid. London,
1795, oblong 4to., 24 plates (8s. to 10s.).
Toro (J.-B.). (Euvre de . . . Aix, B. Pavilion et Blanc, s.d,
(circa 1710), oblong 4to., 68 pieces; very rare (£25 to £30).
M. Plip. Destailleur's copy in old calf, 825 frs. (1895).
Toro. Recueil d'Ornements (dessines par J.-B. Toro). Sl.n.d.
(circa 1720), folio. This interesting collection is thus
divided : Nouveau Livre de Vases, 6 pieces ; Nouveau
Livre de grotesques et Vases invent^e (sic), 11 pieces on 6
leaves ; Cartouch, nouvellement inventeur (sic), 8 pieces on
6 leaves; Livre de Tables de diverses formes, 10 pieces on
TOTT— TOWN 535
6 leaves ; Trophies nouvellement inventes, 15 pieces on 12
leaves ; Dessin, arabesques a plusieurs usages, 15 pieces on
12 leaves ; together 56 pieces on 42 leaves (£4 to £5).
Tott (Baron de). M^moires sur les Turcs et les Tartares,
Apasterdam, 1785, 2 vols., 4to., curious plates in bistre ;
rare (10s.).
Toucement (Jean Chretien). Des Deutsch-Frangos Schriften,
mit viel schon Kupfer Stick, Kanz complett mit den
zweiten Theil vermehrt. Nurnbergk, bey Grabriel Nicolas
Kaspe (1772), 2 vols., 8vo., 2 engraved titles and 16
original folding plates (6s.).
This work was composed by one of the buffoons of the imperial court
of Russia, reflecting on the manners, the gambling, and the orgies of the
court and Russian high society of the middle of the 18th century.
Touchemolin. Neu or Effnete Reitschule gezeichnet von
CEgidius Touchemoulin, radirt von J. Ch. Erhard. Niirn-
berg, bei Frauenholz, 4to., 50 plates (£2 to £3). Behague's
copy, 95 frs.
Toujours de 1' Amour. Almanack nouveau sur les plus jolis airs.
Paris, P. Janet, 1798, 32mo., numerous coloured plates
(20s. to 25s.).
Tour (Abb6 de La). Les Trois Femmes. See Mme, de
Charrifere.
Tournefort (P. de). Eelation d'un Voyage du Levant, fait par
Ordre du Roy, contenant I'histoire ancienne et moderne de
plusieurs isles de I'archipel de Constantinople. A Paris, de
I'imprimerie royale, 1717, 2 vols., 4to., plates (10s. to 12s.).
Tours (Les) de Maltre Gonin (par I'abbe Bordelon) Imprime a
Paris, et se trouve a An vers, chez Fr. Huyssens, 1713-14,
2 vols., post 8vo.-, plates after Bouttats (10s.).
Toussa;int. Les Mceurs. Paris, 1745, 3 parts in 1 vol., 8vo.,
frontispiece, 3 vignettes and 3 fleurons on titles, not signed
(4s., and treble on large paper, 4to.).
This book was ordered by Parliament in 1748 to be burned as
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12mo., with frontispiece and fleuron on title by Punt.
Town and Country Magazine, 1769-93, 25 vols., Svo.,
numerous portraits "and plates (£5 to £6).
536 teait:^teenck
Traite de la Peinture en Miniature, pour apprendre aisement a
peindre sans Maltre . . . auquel on a ajoute un petit Traite
de la Peinture au Pastel, avec la Methode de composer les
Pastels, la maniere de laver proprement toutes sortes de
PPans, le Secret de faire les plus belles couleurs, I'Or Bruny,
rOr en Coquille et le Vernis de la Chine . . . A la Haye,
1708, 12mo., frontispiece, and 2 pretty plates, unsigned
(8s. to 10s.).
Traite de la Peinture, par Leonard de Vinci . . . Paris, P. F.
Giffart, 1716, 12mo., portrait and plates (55.).
Travaux d'Hercule (Les), ou la Rocambole de la F. . . . ie, par
un emule de Piron, Grecourt et Gervaise (Gervaise de la
Touche). Paris, I'an IP de la Libert^, 1790, 8vo., 6 plates
each containing 2 subjects (20s.).
There is an edition of "an IV. dela Liberie et l'" de I'Bgalite," 1792,
12mo., with 13 plates.
Treitzsaurwein (Marx). Der weis Kunig : eine Erzehlung von
den Thaten Kaiser Maximilian des ersten . . . auf dessen
Angeben zusammengetragen . . . Wien, 1775, fol., 247
large woodcuts by and after Hans Burghmair (92 bear his
monogram H. B.), from the original old blocks which were
engraved by J. Eesch, J. de Bonn, Liefrinck Eupp, etc., and
only utilized now for the first time (£7 to £8).
The " Bibliotheque de Vienne " possesses a copy of an old edition with
13 engravings which are not in this edition; the blocks appear either to
have been lost or destroyed.
Treitzsaurwein. Triomphe de I'Empereur Maximilien L en
une suite de 135 planches gravees en bois, d'apres les
dessins de Hans Burgmair, accompagnees de I'ancienne
description dictee par I'Empereur a son secretaire Marc
Treitzsaurwein. Vienne, Smith et Londres, J. Edtpards,
1796, atlas fol. oblong. Text in French and German (£4
to £5).
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£110 5«. The plates, a precious monument of .woodcut engraving, were
engraved between 1516 and 1519, but only a few proofs having been
taken at the time, they have become so rare that a collection of 87 plates,
announced under the title of " Chars de Triomphe," was first disposed of
in the Mariette sale for 720 frs., and subsequently in the La Vallifere
sale for 1000 frs.
Trenck. Memoires de Frederic baron de Trenck, traduits par
lui-m6me sur I'original allemand, augmentes et revus par
TEENCK—TEESSAN 537
M. D * * * . Strasbourg, Treuttel, 1789, 3 vols., 8vo., fine
portrait of Trenck, designed and engraved by Mansfeld,
frontispiece for vol. 2 after Mansfeld by Leber, and 8 plates
after Borel by Borgnet, Mme. Demonchy, Giraud, Huot,
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There is another edition of the same date but "Strasbourg et Paris,"
■with portrait after Tiger by Huot, 2 frontispieces and 6 plates by
Borgnet, Langlois, Patas, Demonchy, and Giraud.
Trenck. Examen politique et critique d'un ouvrage intitule :
Histoire secrfete de la cour de Berlin, ou Correspondence
d'un voyageur frangais. A Berlin. S.d. (1789), 8vo.,
aquatint frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Tresor de Fables choisies de plus excellents Mytbologistes,
accompagn^es du sens moral expliqu^ par I'Ecriture Sainte,
etc. A Bruxelles, cbez la V^ Jacobs, 1734, 2 vols., 4to.,
similar fleuron on both titles, 110 plates by Krafft, 8
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Tresor des Antiquites de la Couronne de France, represente en
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304 plates (which were used afterwards for Montfaucon's
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Tresor (Le) spirituel de la Jeunesse ou le Saint Usage du
temps indique par des reflexions sur le parallfele de I'Ancien
avec le Nouveau Testament, enrichi de 52 figures en taille-
douce. Paris, Chailleau, 1764, 12mo., engraved title, 2 plates,
and 50 vignettes (18 of them headpieces, and the others
engraved separately on 16 leaves), representing the 6 days
of creation, the 7 ages of the world, the 4 seasons, the 4
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Tressan (Le Comte de). Histoire du petit Jehan de Saintre
et de la Dame des Belles-Cousines, extrait de la vieille
chronique de ce nom par M. de Tressan. Paris, Didot
jeune, 1791, 16mo., 4 plates after Moreau by Dambrun,
Halbou, and de Longueil (10s., and on vellum paper with
the unlettered proofs £3, and on large vellum paper (15
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paper copy with plates before, and with letters 76 frs. (1894).
638 TEESSAN
Tressan. Histoire de Gferard de Nevers et de la belle Euriante,
sa mie, edition orn^e de figures en taille-douce, dessinees
par Moreau le jeune. Paris, Didot jeune, 1792, 16mo.,
4 plates after Moreau, by Dupreel, de Ghendt, Malbeste
and Simonet (lOs., and on vellum paper with, unlettered
proofs and the etchings, £4, and on large vellum paper (15
copies), 12mo., in that state, £8 to £10).
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original drawings, and with the plates before letters, 1630 frs. A vellum
paper copy bound in red morocco, and containing Moreau's plates with
and before letters, 101 frs. (1894). Reprinted 1796, with 2 plates after
Moreau, not signed (3s.).
Tressan. Histoire de Huon de Bordeux . . . edition ornee de
figures en taille-douce. De I'imprimerie de Didot jeune.
Paris, Ddtorville, I'an YII. (1799), 8vo., 3 plates after
Chaillou by Coiny, and Perdoux (lOs., and on vellum
paper, with unlettered proofs, £2, and on large vellum paper
(15 copies), in that state, £3).
Tressan. Histoire de Tristan de Leonis et de la reine Yseult
. . . edition ornee de figures en taUle-douce. De I'imprimerie
de Didot jeune. Paris, Deterville, I'an VII. (1799), 2 vols.,
16mo., 5 plates after Berthon by Godefroy (lO-s., and treble
on vellum paper, with unlettered proofs, and more on large
vellum paper, of which only 15 copies were printed).
Tressan. Poland I'Amoureux, du comte de Scandiano, edition
ornee de figures en taille-douce, dessinees par Moreau le
jeune. Paris, Dufart, an IV. (1796), 2 vols., 16mo., vellum
paper, 2 frontispieces, and 2 plates, not signed (4s.).
Tressan. OEuvres Choisies . . . avec figures. Paris, Basan,
rue et hotel Serpente, 1787-89, 12 vols., 8vo., 20 very
pretty plates after Marillier by Croutelle, Delvaux, de
Ghendt, de Launay, Langlois jeune, and Mme. Demonchy
(10s., and more on large vellum paper, of which only the
first 9 vols, were printed).
The last 2 vols, have no plates, but a portrait of Tressan by De
Launay after Borel. Renouard's vellum paper copy, with Marillier's
original drawings, sold in 1854 for 145 frs., and was resold in the
Thibaudeau sale for 452 frs. A large vellum paper copy of the 9 vols.
' with additional illustrations in morocco by Lefebvre, 75 frs. (1895).
Tressan. Histoire de Eobert surnomm^ Brave. Londres,
Dulau, 1800, 8vo., frontispiece containing portrait within a
fine border after Borel by Fattier (35.).
TElALS— TUKPIN 539
Trials for Adultery, or History of Divorces. London, printed
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by Cook, and Grignion (£12 to £15, and without the plates
40s. to 50s.).
Tribut de la Toilette (Le). Paris, chez Mme. Boivin,
marchande, rue Saint Honore, a la Efegle-d'Or, s.d. (circa
1740), Svo., frontispiece (5s.).
Triomphe (Le) de I'Amour, ou Heures de Cythere. A Guide,
1783, 8vo., frontispiece signed Tiberghien sculp., and 3
plates, not signed (5s.).
Counterfeit of the "Journee de 1' Amour" by Favart, Comtesse de
Turpin, Boufflers, Guillard, and Voisenon.
Trois Chiens (Les), conte en vers, distribue en trois chants,
enrichi de figures en taille-douce. Paris, chez J. Bausch,
1722, 8vo., frontispiece, and 3 plates, not signed (3s.).
Trois Voluptes (Les). S.I., 1746, 12mo., fleuron on title (3s.).
Trophees (Les) des armees frangaises, depuis 1792, jusqu'en
1815. Paris, Le Fuel, s.d., 6 vols., 8vo., frontispiece and
plates (10s.).
Trusler (Dr.). Proverbs Exemplified and Illustrated by Pictures
from Eeal Life. 1790, post 8vo., numerous woodcuts by
J. Bewick (5s.).
Trusler (Dr.). Proverbs in Verse, or Moral Instructions con-
veyed in Pictures. J. Souter, n.d., post 8vo., 56 woodcuts
by Bewick (5 s.).
Trusler (Dr.). The Progress of Man and Society. Bath, J.
Brown, n.d-, numerous woodcuts by Bewick (5s.).
Turben. Les Songes du Printemps . . . S.Ln.d., 16mo.,
frontispiece and vignette after Eisen by Tardieu (3s.).
TurnbuU (G.). A Treatise upon ancient Painting. London,
1740, roy. fol., 50 plates (15s. to 20s.). Eeprinted 1741,
fol., 54 plates (15s., and double on large paper);
Turpin. Cyrus . . . Paris, 1775, 8vo., 1 plate after Lang by
Patas (3s.).
Turpin. La France illustre, ou le Plutarque Frangais, contenant
les eloges historiques des Ministres, des Ge'neraux et des
Magistrats de la nation frangaise. Paris, Lacombe, 1777-82,
4 vols., 4to., engraved title, and 48 portraits by Beisson,
540 TYEANNIE
Hubert, Eomanet, Tardieu, Thomas, Vangelisty, and Voyez
I'aine, after Ph. de Champagne, Largillifere, Masson, Rigaud,
Van Loo, etc. (15s. to 20s.).
Tyrannic (La) des Fees de'truite, Nouveaux Contes . . . par
madame la comtesse D. L. (Louise d'Auneuil). Amsterdam,
1710, 16mo., frontispiece and 6 copper vignettes in the
text (5 s.).
EBER die Attribute der Venus. Eine Abhandlung
fur Kiinstler und Alterthums-Kenner. Wien,
Joseph Gerold, 1783, post 8vo., fleuron with a
Venus on title, 3 plates containing 9 medals, and
head and tail pieces (5.s.).
Ueber die Ehe . . . Berlin, 1792, post 8vo., frontispiece and
vignette both signed by Chodowiecki (5s.).
Ussieux (D'). Le Decameron frangois. Paris, Costard et
• Dufour, 1772, 2 vols., 8vo., fleuron on first title, and 1
engraved title, 10 plates, 10 vignettes, and 8 tailpieces
after Caresme, Clfere, Desrais, Eisen, and Martini by Baquoy,
Bradel, Delvaux, Fessard, Gaucher, Godefroy, Masquelier,
Patas, Ponce, and Mme. Ponce (5s., and treble on large
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The 1783-4 edition, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., has the same illustrations except
that the fleuron is the same on titles. In the Jubinal de Saint- Albin
sale a portion of Caresme's origiaal drawings was sold for 250 frs.
Ussieux. Les Heros frangois, ou le Sifege de Saint-Jean-de
Losne, drame heroi'que en trois actes et en prose, suivis d'un
precis historique de cet evfenement. Amsterdam et Paris,
Lejay, 1774, 8vo., 1 plate after Eisen by Gaucher (3s.).
Ussieux. Nouvelles frangoises. Amsterdam et Paris, Brunet,
1775-79, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., 10 plates, 10 vignettes, and 10
tailpieces after Martini and Desrais by Gaucher and Mme.
Ponce (5s., and treble on large paper with unlettered
proofs).
Ussieux. Les Nouvelles frangoises. Paris, Nyon et Belin,
1783, 3 vols., 8vo., fleuron on titles (alike), 15 plates, 11
vignettes, and 11 tailpieces after Binet, Desmaisons, Desrais
and Martini, by Berthet, Gaucher, Giraud I'aine, Hemery,
Leroy, Martini, and Mme. Ponce (3s.).
The illustrations of vols. 1 and 2 are copied from those of the
preceding edition, and are rather weak impressions.
Ussieux, Eoland iurieux. See : Ariosto.
ADE. La Fileuse, parodie d'Omphale. Paris,
Ducliesne, 1752, 8vo., portrait of Vade by
Ficquet (35.).
Vade. La Pipe Cass^e, poeme epi-tragi-poissardi-
heroi-comique. A la Liberte, cbez Pierre Bonne-
Humeur, avec permission du public, s.d., 12mo., fleuron
on title, and 4 vignettes heading each song after Eisen
by Aveline and Sornique (10s.).
M. PaDlet's copy had the vignette in artist's proofs without text (the
only copy known in that state). Eisen's original drawings are in the
Eoederer collection, at Reims.
Vade. CEuvres . . . Paris, Duchesne, 1788, 4 vols., 8vo.,
portrait of Vade by Ficquet, and 4 vignettes after Eisen for
"La Pipe Cassee" (indifferent impressions) (5s.).
Vade. CEuvres completes, avec les airs notes. Genfeve, 1777
(Cazin), 4 vols., 16mo., medallion portrait by C. Boilly after
Kichard (3s.).
Vade. Gluvres poissardes, suivies de celles de I'Ecluse. Paris,
Didot le jeune, 1796, 4to., 4 plates after Monsiau by
Clement, printed in colours (£4, and treble with unlettered
proofs on large paper, of which 100 copies Were printed out
, of a total of 300).
A copy in ordinary state was sold for 152 frs. (1895).
Vade. CEuvres poissardes de Vade et de I'Ecluse. Paris, de
I'imprimerie de Didot jeune, 1796, 16mo., portrait and
Monsiau's 4 plates reduced, not signed (55., and on vellum
paper with unlettered proofs, £2).
Comte de Lignerolles' veUum copy with artist's proofs, in morocco,
with arms of the Marquis de Coislin by Niedree, 100 frs. (1894).
Vaissette. Histoire generale de Languedoc avec des notes . . .
par deux Eeligieux benedictins [Dom. V . . . and Dom de
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VALCAVI— VAN DTCK 543
Valcavi. Numismata Virorum illustrium, ex Barbadica gente,
auctore J. Fr. Barbadico, in latimum vertit E. X. Valcavius.
Patavii, ex typographia Seminarii, 1732, with supplement
dated 1760, folio, frontispiece, fleuron on title, 86 vignettes,
58 of them representing medals within superb- embellish-
ments, 87 tailpieces, and 85 ornamental head-letters designed
and engraved by Robert Van Audernaert, who signed
R. V. A. (15s.).
Cardinal Barbarigo, who brought out this fine book, had the text
written by Valcavius.
Valenciennes. Elements de perspective pratique a I'usage des
artistes, suivis de reflexions et conseils a un eleve sur la
peinture et particuliferement sur le genre du paysage. Paris,
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Valiancy (C). Collectanea de- Rebus Hibernicis, published from
original manuscripts, and illustrated by notes and remarks.
Dublin, 1786-1804, 6 vols., 8vo., portrait, maps,-and plates
(505. to 60s.)
Van Blarenberghe. Exercices de Cavalerie (circa 1780), 32
plates oblong, after Blarenberghe, by Aveline, Beurlier,
Borgnet, Chatelain, Delvaux, Duponchel, Dupuis, Ingouf,
Levillain, Louvion, Michel, Menil, Pruneaux, Thiebault, etc.
(£2).
Vancenza au les Dangers de la Cr^dulite. Paris, Denne, 1793,
2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., 1 plate by Louvion (3s.).
Vancouver (Capt. G.). A Voyage of Discovery to the North
Pacific Ocean, and round the World, 1790-5. London,
1798, 3 vols., 4to., with atlas folio of 34 maps and plates
(£2 to £S).
Van der Meulen (Antoine Frangois). CEuvre, folio, 39 plates
of battles, sieges, views of cities and castles, and represent-
ing various incidents in camp life, were designed by Van
der Meulen (who followed Louis XIV. iii several of his
campaigns) and engraved by Baudouins (or Bauduin)
Bonnart, Huchtenburgh, Fr. Erlinger, de Hooghe, Cochin,
Seotin, Simonneau, and Le Clerc (£2 to £4).
Van Dyck (A.). Le Cabinet des plus beaux portraits de
plusieurs princes et princesses, des hommes illustres, etc. . . .
A La Hayej 1723, foL, 50 portraits after Van Dyck
(£2 to £3).
The edition of " Bruxelles, 1728," is worth less, as the impressions are
weak and worn.
544 VANIEEII— VELLEII
Vanierii (Jacobi). Prsedium rusticum . . . Paris, Barbou, 1774,
12mo., frontispiece after Gravelot, by de Longueil {3s.).
Reprinted 1786.
Vannel et Sauval. Les Galanteries des Eois de France, depuis
le commencement de la monarchie, nouvelle edition enricliie
de figures en taille-douce, augmentee des Amours des Eois
de France. Suivant la copie imprim^e a Paris, chez Ch.
Moette, 1731, 3 parts in 1 vol., frontispiece twice repeated,
and 5 plates after B. Picart (copied from the original 1694
edition) (4s.).
Reprinted 1738.
Van Ostade (A). (Euvre complet d'Adrien Van Ostade . . .
S.l. n.d. (Amsterdam, B. Picart, circa 1720), fol., 55 plates
designed and engraved by Ostade (30s. to 40s.).
Vari^tes amusantes (Les), ou les Eibauds du Palais-Eoyal,
comedie en trois actes et en prose par Mouvel de Sod . . .
Paris, aux Variet^s amusantes, 1791, 12mo., 2 plates, not
signed (10s.).
Reflecting on the manners of the artists of the 18th century.
Vases. Suites de Vases, Flambeaux, composes par Duplessi
fils, Jacque, Voisin fils, etc., fol., 28 pieces of decorative
vases, etc., of the Louis XVI. period ; very rare (£8 to £10).
Vasi (Marien). Itineraire instructif de Eome ou Description
generale des monuments antiques etmodernes et des ouvrages
les plus remarkables de Peintures, de sculpture et d'architec-
ture de cette celebre ville, et d'une partie de ses environs.
A Eome, 1792, 2 vols., 12mo., maps, portraits, and numerous
pretty vignettes (5 s.).
Vaugondy (Eobert de). Atlas Universel . . . Paris, 1757, fol.,
100 maps, with cartouches after Choffard by Elisabeth
Haussard (15s.).
Velleii Paterculi (Caii) et Florii. Historise romanse. Paris,
Barbou, 1777, 12mo., frontispiece and 2 headpieces after de
Seve by Fessard (3 s.).
The first edition (David, 1746) does ilot contain Plorus. It has the
same frontispiece, but instead of the two headpieces it has a fleuron on
title, besides a tailpiece and 3 vignettes, the whole after de iSeve by
Fessard.
Velleii Paterculi (Caii) et Florii. Abrege de I'histoire grecque
et romaine, trad, der latin par I'abbe Paul. Paris, Barbou,
1769, frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
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Velly (L'abbe). Histoire de France depuis retablissement de la
Monarchie jusqu'a Louis XIV., par l'abbe Velly (continude
par Villaret et ensuite par Gamier). Paris, Saillant, Nyon
et Desaint, 1770-89, 17 vols., 4to. of text, including vol.
of Table (per Eondonneau), and 1 vol. of the " Histoire de
France avant Cloris " (par Laurean), to whicli are added
" Collection des Portraits des Hommes illustres jusqu'a
Louis XIV.," 1778-85, 8 vols., 4to. ; Atlas de I'Histoire de
France de Velly, 2 vols. foL, 1787 (£3 to £4).
The portraits after Boizot, Mireveldt, Titian, Vertue, etc., by Plipart,
FranQois Gaillard, "Wille, etc., etc., were mostly used for "TEurope
Illu'stre " and other works.
Vendanges gaillardes (Les), Recueil de Contes en vers, chansons,
epigrammes, etc. Paris, an XII., 16mo., 1 plate after
Martini (5s.).
Venegas (M.). Natural and Civil History of California, trans-
lated from the Spanish, 1758, 2 vols., 8vo., map and plates
(30s. to 40s.).
Veneres et Priapi. Sec Hancarville.
Venette (Nicolas). La Generation de I'Homme, ou Tableau de
I'Amour conjugal. Hambourg ou Londres (Paris), 1751, 2
vols., 12mo., best edition, frontispiece and 11 anatomical
plates, not signed (5s. and treble on large paper). In the
Behague sale the Pixerecourt large-paper copy in red
morocco by Padeloup, 70 frs.
Veni creator spiritus, par un cityen passif. Au Louvre, I'an de
la liberte zdro (1790), 8vo., 1 plate, not signed (5s.).
Royalist pamphlets.
Venus dans le Cloltre . . . nouvelle edition enrichie de figures
en taille-douce. A Pekin, chez Koosen, 1758, 12mo., 13
plates, not signed (10s.).
Reproduction of an opuscule published in Cologne, 1683.
Vergier. Contes et Nouvelles du Sieur Vergier et de quelques
auteurs anonymes. Paris, chez M. Coustellier, 1727, 2 vols.,
post 8vo., frontispiece signed F. M. L. F. (3s.).
Certain pieces have never been reissued.
Vergier. Contes et Nouvelles et poesies diverses . . . Eouen,
1743, 3 vols., post 8vo., 3 frontispieces (4s.).
Vergier. Gluvres . . . Lausanne, 1750, 2 vols., 12nio., pretty
2 N
546 VEEIBN— VEKNET
frontispiece after Clavareau by Fessard (35.). The Cazin
edition, Londres, 1780, 3 vols., 16mo., with medallion
portrait of the author, not signed (4s.). See also Eecueil
des meilleurs Contes.
Verien (N.). Livre curieux et utile pour les sea vans et artistes,
compose de trois alphabets de ehiffres simples, doubles et
triples, fleuronez et au premier trait, etc. ... A Paris, chez
Jombert, s.d. (1724), 8vo., portrait, frontispiece, and
numerous plates designed and engraved by N. Verien (30s.
to 40s.).
Verity critique (La) des Tableaux exposes au Salon du Louvre
en 1781 (prix 16 sous). A Florence et se trouve a Paris,
au Louvre et chez les libraires qui vendent les Nouveaut^s,
1781, 8vo., etched frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Verites a I'ordre du jour (Les), ou Nouvelle critique raisonnee
' tant des acteurs et actrices des theatres de Paris que des
pifeces qui y ont ete representees. Paris, Garnier, 1798,
16mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Vernes. Le Voyageur sentimental, ou Ma Promenade a
Yverdun, par M. Vernes le fils, nouvelle edition corrigee et
augmentee par I'auteur. Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1786,
16mo., frontispiece after Marillier by d'Elvaux (3s.).
Reprinted 1792 with frontispiece, not signed.
Vernes. Poesies. Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1786, 16mo., pretty
title, not signed (3s.).
Vernes. La Franciade, on I'Ancienne France, poeme en 16
chants. Lausanne, chez J. Maurer, 1789, 2 vols., 8vo.,
2 frontispieces etched by Diinker (3s.).
Vernes. Le Voyageur sentimental en France sous Robespierre.
Paris, s.d. (1798), 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates after Chaillou
by Dambrun (3s.).
Vernet (Carle). Les Cris de Paris. . . . Paris, Delpech, s.d.,
4to., 100 lithos. by Bucourt after Carle Vernet (25s., and
coloured £10 to £12).
The collection may be pronounced factitious, still the Behague copy
fetched 290 frs., and Rich. Lion's copy 400 frs.
Vernet (Carle et Horace) et Lami (Eugfene). Collections des
Uniforms de TArmee frangaise de 1791 a 1814. Paris,
VEENET— VIAL 547
1822-3, 4to., 96 coloured plates (originally published in 24
parts of 4 coloured plates, each) (£5 to £6).
Vernet (Carle et Horace). Recueil de Chevaux de tous genres,
dessines par Carle et Horace Vernet, et gravfe par Levachez.
A Paris, rue Saint Lazare, s.d. fol., 54 coloured plates
(£15 to £20).
Vernet (Joseph). Les Ports de France . . . [Paris], 1760-78,
fol., 15 plates by Cochin and Le Bas after Vernet (£3 to
M).
Vernet (Joseph). Eecueil d'Estampes . . . fol., 66 plates after
Vernet by Aliamet, Cathelin, Cochin, etc. (20s.).
Vernet (Joseph). Groupes de Figures tires des Tableaux des
Ports de France, 12 plates by Moreau and Le Bas (40s.).
Verrien. Eecueil d'Embl§mes, devises, medailles et figures
hi^roglyphiques, au nombre de plus de douze cents, accom-
pagne de plus de deux mille chifFres fleuronnes, etc. . . _
par le sieur Verrien, maltre graveur. Paris, C. Jombert,.
1724, 8vo., portrait of the author by Edelinck, and 25d'
plates (10s., and more on large paper, 4to.).
The first edition appeared' in 1685.
Vertot. History of the Knights Hospitallers of St. John of
Jerusalem, styled afterwards the Knights of Ehodes, and
now of Malta. London, 1728, 2 vols., fol., portrait of
Vertot and 71 heads of the Grand Masters (10s., and double
on large paper, and treble on largest paper, of which 25-
copies were printed).
Vertot (Abbe). Eevolutions de Portugal. Paris, 1773,
12mo., 1 plate, not signed, and folding genealogical table (3s.).
Vetusta Monumenta, or Ancient Monuments illustrative of the
History and Topography of Great Britain. Londini sumptu
Soc. Antiq., 1747-1842, 6 vols., fol. Vol. 1 contains 70
plates ; vol. 2, 55 ; vol. 3, 44 ; vol. 4, 52 ; vol. 5, 69 ;
vol. 6, 37 plates, including 17 coloured plates of Bayeux
tapestry (£5 to £6).
Vial de Sainbel (Ch.). An Essay on the Proportions of
Eclipse. 1797, large 4to., portrait of Eclipse with Oakley
up, portrait of Eclipse out of training, portrait of the author
and 3 folding plates (15s. to 20s.).
548 VICE— VIE
Vice (Le) puni, ou Cartouche, poeme, avec XVII. planches en
taille-douce. Leide, chez les frferes Murray, 1783, 8vo., the
unlettered plates are numbered in French and Dutch, and
not signed (5s.).
Victoires et Conquetes de I'Empereur de la 'Chine, representes
en 16 planches gravees a Paris, de 1770 a 1774, sous la
direction de Cochin, par Aliamet, Choffard, Le Bas, etc.,
d'aprfes les dessins executes a Pekin par ordre de I'empereur
Kien-Longh, fol. ; very rare (£3 to £4).
These large plates were, through the Oompagnie des Indes, engraved
in France for the Emperor of China, and with the exception of a few
given away as presents, all the copies were sent to China
M. de Marigny, to whom the company applied, entrusted Cochin with
the supervision and direction of the engravings, after designs by the
Jesuits Attiret, Damascus, and Castillion. A copy was sold in 1797 for
476 frs. A pamphlet explaining these plates appeared at Paris in 1791,
entitled : " Precis 'historique de la guerre dont les principaux evenements
ont ete representes dans les 16 estampes gravees a Paris pour I'empereur
de Chine, sur les dessins que ce prince a fait faire a Pekin." The plates
were reissued in reduced form under the title of " Faits .memorables
des Empereurs de la Chine " (see : Helman).
Vie priv^e, politique et litteraire de Beaumarehais. Paris,
Michel, an X., 12mo., fine portrait after Cochin by Leroy
{3s.).
Vie de Catherine II., impera trice de Russie (par Mile, de Castdra).
Avec six portraits graves en taille-douce. Paris, Buisson",
an V. (1797), 2 vols., 8vo., 6 portraits by Tardieu : Catherine
II., Orloff, Pierre III., Stanislas, Paul Petrowitz, and
Potemkim (5s.).
Vie (La) du Due de Eipperda, Seigneur de Poelgeest, grand
d'Espagne, etc., par M. P(ierre) M(asniet) B(enedictin).
Amsterdam, 1739, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 pretty frontispieces by
Fokke (8s.).
Vie du Marechal Due de Villars, ecrite par lui-meme et donnee
au public, par M. Anquetil, avec son portrait et des jolis
plans de bataille. A Paris, chez Moutard, 1784, 4 vols.,
12mo., portrait by Thomas (4s.).
Vie (La) du P. D. A. Calmet, abbe de Senones avec un Catalogue
raisonne de ses ouvrages (par Dom Fangd). Senones,
Pariset, 1762, roy. 8vo., fine portrait (3s., and double on
large paper).
Vie (La) et les Actions hdroiques de I'Empereur Charles V.
VIE— VIEN 549
Amsterdam, Malherbe, 1704, 2 vols. 16mo., 2 frontispieces,
not signed (35.).
Vie et Aventures de la Comtesse de Valois de la Motte, ^crites
par elle-m§me, avec figures. Londres, 1793. Supplement
a la vie et aux Aventores de la G^"^ de Valois de la
Motte, suivi de quelques pifeces int^ressantes trouv^es a la
Bastille. S.I., 1793, 12mo., 2 very pretty mezzotint
portraits of Marie Antoinette and of the Comtesse (15s.).
Vie de Don Alphonse Bias de Lirias (La) fils de Gil Bias de
Santillane, avec figures. Amsterdam, 1754, 12mo., 8 plates
designed and engraved by Punt (5s.).
Vie de Louis XVL, revue, corrigee et augmentee par M. . . .
Londres, 1790, 16mo., King's portrait and 3 plates, not
signed (5s.).
This pamphlet is atti-ibuted to Mercier. •
Vie publique et privee de Honors-Gabriel Kiquetti, chevalier de
Mirabeau, etc., nouvelle Edition, dddiSe aux amis de la
Constitution monarchique. A Paris, hotel d'Aiguillon, 1791,
8vo., curious portrait in bistre, not signed (3s.).
Vie de la Bourbonnaise, ecrite par elle-mSme a sa mfere. S.I.,
1769, post 8vo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Vie privee, libertine et scandaleuse de Marie-Antoinette
d'Autriche, ci-devant reine des frangais . . . Paris, au
' Palais de la Revolution, 1793, 3 vols., 16mo., plates (30s.
to 40s.).
A disgraceful libel.
Vie (La) et I'QLuvre de feu I'abbe Bazin, ev§que de Mizouar,
en Mizourie. Paris, an VIL, 16mo., 1 plate, not signed, in
the manner of Borel (4s.).
Attributed to Verden.
Vie politique de Marie-Louise de Parme, reine d'Espagne, con-
tenant ses intrigues amoureuses, etc. A la cour d'Espagne,
et se trouve a Paris, chez tous les libraires, 1793, 16mo.,
portrait and 3 pretty plates (10s.).
Rare pamphlet.
Vie voluptueuse entre les Capucins et les Nonnes, par la con-
fession d'un frere de I'Ordre. Cologne, chez Pierre le
Sincfere, 1764, post 8vo., 2 plates, not signed (10s.).
Vien. Caravane du Sultan a la Meeque, mascarade donnee a
650 VIES— VILLENFAGNE
Rome par MM. les pensionnaires de I'Academie de France
et leurs amis, au carnaval de I'annee 1748. Paris, chez
Fessard, s.d. (1768), 4to., 30 fine plates designed and etched
by Vien (20s., and more than double with the plates
coloured).
Copies with the address of Basan et Poignant are of the second issue,
and of less value.
Ties de Saints Pferes des deserts et des solitaires d'Orient et
Occident (par B. de Villeton). Paris, Mariette, 1706-8,
4 vols., 12mo., 269 figures (15s., and more on large paper).
Vig^e (L.). Mes Conventions, epttre a elle, par L. Vigee.
Paris, Louis, an IX., 12mo., frontispiece after Adfele
Romance, called Romany, by Delvaux (3s.).
Vignola. Livre nouveau ou , Rfegles des cinq Ordres de
I'Architecture, de Jacques Barozzio de Vignole. On y a
joint un essai sur les mSmes ordres, suivant le sentiment
des plus celfebres architectes, le tout enrichi de vignettes et
cartels dessines et graves par Babel, Cochin, Blondel, etc.
. . . Paris, Jacques Chereau, 1757, fol., engraved through-
out, frontispiece after Moreau (I'aine) by Chereau, and 108
plates, the last 60 being specimens of decorative furniture,
besides engraved title and privilege (£6 to £8).
M. Hip-Destailleur's copy, Paris, Charpentier, 1757, fol., 200 frs.
(1895).
Yille (la) de Rome, ou Description succincte de cette superbe
ville (par le P. Domin. Magnan) . . . Rome, Casaletti,
1778, 4 vols., fol., 425 plates (30s. to 40s.).
Villemin (N. X.). Choix de Costumes civils et militaires des
Peuples de I'Antiquite, leurs instruments de musique leurs
meubles et les decorations interieures de leurs maisons,
d'apres les monuments antiques, avec un texte tire des
anciens auteurs, dessines, graves et redigds par N. X. Ville-
min. Paris, 1798, 2 vols., fol., 180 plates (£3 to £4).
Villenave (G. T.). Vie d'Ovide, contenant des notions
historiques et litteraires sur le Siecle d'Auguste. Paris,
1809, plates after Moreau le jeune (3s.).
Villenfagne. Melanges de Litt^rature et d'Histoire. Lifege,
Dessoer, 1788, 8vo., frontispiece after Le Barbier by de
Longueil (Ss.).
VILLETTE— VIEGIL 551
Villette. Histoire de Notre-Dame de Liesse. A Laon et a
Paris, 1708, 8vo., frontispiece and 6 plates after Stella by
Thomassin (5s.).
Reprinted 1755.
Villette. (Euvres. Londres, 1782 (Cazin), 16rao., frontispiece
after Chevaux by Duponchel (3s.).
Villette. Eloge liistorique de Charles V. roi de France.
Paris, Grange, 1767, 4to., portrait ^of Charles V. after
Danzel by Levasseur, fleuron on title by Simonet after
Eissen, and 6 vignettes and tailpieces after Eisen by
Simonet {5s.).
Villette. Les Enfants de Sodome a I'Assemblee Nationale, ou
Deputation de I'Ordre de la Manchette . . . Avec figures.
A Paris, et se trouve chez le Marquis de Villette, 1790,
16mo., plates. The work is attributed to the Marquis
Charles de Villette (25s. to 30s.).
Villiers (De). Instructions de Saint-Louis, roi de France, a as
famille royale, aux personnes de sa Cour et autres. Paris,
Lottin, -1761, 12mo., vignette and 2 plates designed and
engraved by Bonamy (4s.).
Villiers (De). (Euvres en vers (L'Art de precher ; de I'Amitie,
etc.). La Haye, 1717, 12mo., title engraved by B. Picart
(3s.).
Vingt Contes en vers. Beauvais, 1760, 12mo. This curious
and utterly unknown booklet consists of title within finely
etched border and 20 leaves, each containing a tale headed
by a charming medallion vignette, not signed (probably by
Eisen). Text engraved throughout (£3 to £4).
Virgil. The Georgics of Virgil, with the Latin text . . .
London, 1741, 4to., 13 coloured plates (10s.).
Virgil. The Bucolics . . . London, 1749, 4to., coloured plates
(5s.).
Virgil. Les (Euvres de Virgile, traduites en frangois, le texte
vis-a-vis la traduction, avec des remarques, par M. I'abbe
Desfontaines. Paris, Quillau, 1743, 4 vols., Bvo., portrait
after Toqu^ by Schmidt, frontispiece and 17 plates after
Cochin fils by Cochin pfere and fils (10s., and double on
large paper).
552 VIEGIL
The portrait of Prince Maurocordato by Petit should be placed facing
the dedication. Rich. Lion's copy, in red morocco by Derome, 365 frs. ;
Comte de LigneroUes' copy, in old citron morocco, 79 fra. (1894).
Virgil. OEuvres de Virgile . . . nouvelle edition. Paris, Plassan ,
1796, 4 vols., roy. 8vo., portrait after Dupr^el, and
17 plates after Moreau and Zocclii by Baquoy, Dambrun,
Delignon, Delvaux, Duhamel, Dupr^el, Halbou, Ponce, and
Thomas (10s., and double on vellum paper, and on large
vellum paper witb unlettered proofs, £2).
Virgil. L'Eneide di Virgilio, del commendatore Annibal Caro.
In Parigi presso la vedova Quillau, 1760, 2 vols., 8vo.,
portraits of Virgil by Ficquet, and of Caro by Defehrt,
2 titles, 12 plates, 12 vignettes, and 6 tail-pieces after
Zocchi (one after Prevost), by Chenu, Defehrt, Lempereur,
Leveau, Pasquier, Prevost, and Tardieu (lOs., and double
on large paper).
Em. Martin's large-paper copy, containing Zocchi's 34 original
drawings, and the original designs of the portraits and the title borders,
600 frs., resold in the Richard Lion sale for 495 frs.
Virgil. L'Eneide, traduite en vers frangais par J. Delille.
Paris, Giguet et Michaud, 1804 (an XII.), 4 vols., 8vo.,
4 plates after Moreau by Baquoy (5s., and double on
vellum paper).
Copies exist on large paper, roy. 4to., with 16 plates.
Virgil. Les Eglogues de Virgile, traduites en vers frangais, par
Eicher, avoeat au parlement de Normandie. Eouen, 1717>
12mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
Virgil. Les Georgiques de Virgile, traduction nouvelle en
vers frangais, enrichie de notes et de figures, par M.
Delille, etc. Paris, Bleuet, 1770, roy. 8vo., frontispiece
after Casanova, and 4 plates after Eisen by de Longueil
(5s., and double on Dutch paper).
Reprinted, an II., 8vo. Delbergue's copy, in red morocco, with arms
of the Comtesse d'Artois, 700 frs. ; Behague's copy of the reprint, in red
morocco, 40 frs. The unique copy on vellum (of the edition of an II.),
containing Eisen's and Casanova's original drawings, was sold in the
Detienne sale for 540 frs.
Virgil. Les Georgiques, traduites en vers frangais par M. Delille.
Paris, Fr. Ambr. Didot, 1783, roy. 4to., 4 plates after
Eisen (from the 1770 edition, but with additional borders).
Casanova's frontispiece is replaced by Delille's portrait
after A. Pujos by Vangelisty (5s.).
VIRGIL— yiEGlLII 553
Virgil. Les Georgiques . . . (Kehl), de rimprimerie de la
Soci^t^ litteraire typographique, 1784, 8vo., portrait by
A. de Saint- Aubin and 5 plates by Dambrun, Delvaux,
and Ponce {5s., and treble with unlettered proofs).
Virgil. Les Bucoliques" de Virgile, traduites en vers frangais
(par de Langeae). Paris, Giguet et Michaud, 1806, roy,
4to., vellum paper, 10 plates and 10 tailpieces after J. B.
Huet and Fragonard fils by Copia (15s., and double on
large vellum paper with unlettered proofs).
Comte de la Bedoyere's copy (one ■ of two on vellum), containing
Huet and Fragonard fils's original drawings, besides 2 drawings of
unpublished tailpieces, and the artist's proofs on India paper, was sold
in the Huillard sale for 3005 frs. Now it forms part of the Roederer
collection of Reims : Potier's copy on vellum, with the India proofs,
300 frs. ; Em. Martin's copy on large vellum paper, with the plates
before letters in red morocco by Cape, 400 frs. An 8vo. edition was
published the same year with the same illustrations.
Virgil's Husbandry, or an Essay on the Georgics, being the
first and second books, etc. London, 1724-5, 8vo,, cuts
by Van der Gucht (5 s.).
Virgil's Pastorals, in Latin and English, by R. J. Thornton.
London, n.d., 2 vols., 8 vo., illustrations by Blake, etc. (5s.).
Virgil's Werke uebersetzt von Johann H. Voss.. Braunschweig,
1799, 3 vols., Bvo., frontispiece ; first edition of this version
(8s. to 10s.).
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Opera. Londini, ex oflicina Jacobi
Tonson, 1715^ 12mo., fine frontispiece by Du Guernier (3s.,
and treble on large paper).
Mich. Maittaire published this edition. Baron Pichon's large paper
copy in morocco, with arms of the comte de Hoym by Padeloup, 130 frs.
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Bucolica Georgica et Aeneis illus-
trata, ornata et accuratissime impressa. Londini, Knapton
et Sandby, 1750, 2 vols., roy. 8vo. and post 8vo., fleurons
on titles (alike), 58 plates of medals, bas-relief, etc., and 1
tailpiece after Bonneau and Wilson by Grignion, Miiller,
and J. S. M. (5s. and 3s. respectively, and treble on large
paper, 4to.).
Some of the models are imaginary. The antiquarian Goltzius, who
is the author responsible for them, is of as doubtful repute in numismatic
as the marquis de Sade is in literature.
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Eclogse et Georgica, edidit serique
tabulis incidit J. Pine. London, 1755, 2 vols., 8vo.,
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engraved throughout, and embellished with plates (25s.
to 30s.).
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Opera, ex antiquis monumentis
illustrata, etc. . . ., sumptibus Henrici Justice . . . (Hagse
Comitum), 1753-67, 5 vols., roy. 8vo. Engraved through-
out, containing 109 figures consisting of head and tail
pieces, ornamented titles, etc., by M. Patteri after Fisenza
and C. de la Traverse, not signed, taken from old monu-
ments, and relating to each sentence of text (by Marco
Villeri) (20s.).
The large-paper copies, ito., are said to have been bought up by
Catherine II., to whom the edition was dedicated.
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Opera, curis et studio Phillippe.
Paris, Coustellier, 1745, 3 vols., 12mo., frontispiece and 17
plates after Cochin by Duflos, 25 head and 20 tail pieces,
not signed (several repeated) (10s., and more on Dutch
or fine paper).
The Barbou 1754 edition has the same illustrations.
Yirgilii (Publii) Maronis Bucolica, Georgica et ^neis . . .
Romse, 1763, fol., vignettes (20s. to 25s.).
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Opera . . . Londini, 1793, 4 vols.,
8vo., vignettes by Fiorillo (5s., and more on large paper,
and treble on largest paper).
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Bucolica, Georgica et ^neis. Bir-
minghamise, Johannis Baskerville, 1766, '8vo., frontispiece
(3s.).
The Behague copy, in old red morocco, 35 frs.
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Opera, pristino nitori restituta, cum
notis et variis lectionibus ex codicibus et optimis exemplari-
bus. Paris, Barbou, 1767, 2 vols., 12mo. The same plates
after Cochin fils by Duflos as in the Coustelier (1745)
edition and 4 headpieces, of which one bears the name of
Delafosse (3s.).
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Bucolica, Georgica et ^neis. Paris,
Pierre Didot jeune, 1798, roy. fol., vellum paper, frontis-
piece and 24 plates after Gerard and Girodet by Baquoy,
Beisson, Copia, Godefroy, Malbeste, Marais, Urbain Mas-
sard, Mathieu, Patas, Simonet, and Vielh (£1, and with the
unlettered proofs, £2 to £3).
VIEGILII— VOISENON 555
The unique copy on vellum, whiclj contains the original drawings, was -
sold in the Firmin Didot sale in 1810, and is now in London. Alto-
gether 250 copies were printed, 100 with artists' proofs. The subscription
price for the first 100 was 900 frs., and for the 150, 600 frs.
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Bucolica, Georgica et ^Eneis. Londini,
Dulau, 1800, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., 14 plates by Bartolozzi,
Fittler, and Sharp after Gerard and Girodet (5s., and treble
on large paper).
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis Opera . . . Bruxellis (1800), 5 vols.,
8vo., engraved throughout and ornamented with vignettes
(15s. to 20s.).
Virgilii (Publii) Maronis varietate Lectionis et perpetua
Anotatione illustratus a C. G. Heyne. Lipsise, 1800, 6 vols.,
8vo., frontispiece and 204 head and tail pieces (10s., and
double on large and fine paper).
Visite (La) nocturne, traduit de I'anglais de Maria Eegina
Eoche, auteur des Enfants de I'Abbaye, par P. L. Lebas.
Paris, Gueffier, an IX. (1801), 6 parts in 3 vols., 16mo., 6
plates, not signed (10s.).
Vitruvius Britannicus, or. The British Architect, containing
the Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the regular Buildings,
both publick and private, in Great Britain, with a variety
of new designs (by Campbell, Woolfe, and Gandon). London,
1715-71, 5 vols., fol., 500 plates (25s., and double on large
paper).
Vixouze (De). La Philippide ou I'Av^nement de Philippe de
France a la couronne d'Espagne, poeme en XV. chants. A
Aurillac, de I'imprimerie Antoine Viallanes, 1784, 8vo.,
frontispiece, not signed (3s.).
VcBU de la Nature (Le), ou les Aventures plaisantes d'une jolie
femme, ^crites par elle-m^me. Paris, an IIL et an VL,
16mo., frontispiece and 6 plates, not signed (20s.).
Voisenon. (Euvres complettes . . . publiees par Mme. de
Turpin. A. Paris, Moutard, 1781, 5 vol's., 8vo., portrait
by Dupin after Cochin fils (10s.).
Voisenon. Eomans et Contes de M. I'abbe de Voisenon,
nouvelle Edition considerablemeut, augmentee, etc. Paris,
Bleuet, an VL (1798), 2 vols., 16mo., portrait after Vigee,
and 4 plates after Qu^verdo (2) and T. Florent Defraisne
(2) by Delaunay (15s., and on vellum paper £2, and
556 VOISENON— VOLTAIEE
with unlettered proofs £5, and with the etchings a fancy
price).
The rarest of the " Bleuet " series. The last plate does not exist
unlettered (without the legend), but in the proof the border is slightly
visible. Potier's copy, with artists' proofs in morocco, 80 frs. ; resold ia
the Behague sale for 475 frs. Another edition, Paris, Jombert, 1798, with
3 plates after Queverdo and Defraisne.
Voisenon. Lcs Exercices de devotion de M. Henri Eoch avec
Mme. la duchesse de Condor, par feu I'abb^ de Voisenon, de
joyeuse memoire, et de son vivant membre de I'Academie
frangaise. Vaucluse (Paris), 1787, 16mo., frontispiece, not
signed (5s.).
It is also attributed to Meunier de Querlon.
Volney. Voyage en Syrie et en Egypte pendant les annees
1783, 1784 et 1785, avec deux cartes geographiques et
deux planches gravees, reprdsentant les Euines du Temple
du Soleil a Balbeck et celles de la ville de Palmyre.
Seconde edition. Paris, 1787, 2 vols., 4to. 2 maps and
2 plates (5s., and more on large paper).
Voltaire. La Henriade . . . pofeme epique. Londres, 1728,
4to., frontispiece after de Troy by Surugue, fleuron on title
after Michaux by G. (Cochin), 10 large plates after de Troy,
Lemoine, Vleughels, by Jeaurat, Dupuis, Desplaces, Cochin,
and Tardieu, 10 vignettes and 10 tailpieces after Michaux
by Lepicie, Dupuis, Fletcher, and Poilly (10s., and treble
and more on Dutch paper ; rare).
First illustrated edition, and first under this title. Behague's copy
in old red morocco, 340 frs. ; second edition, 8vo., 1728. Eadziwill's
copy in a sumptuous mosaic binding by Padeloup, 1500 frs. — the
binding represents the value of 1495 frs. ; resold in the Lebcexif
de Montgermont sale for 3000 frs. Comte de LigneroUes' copy in
red morocco, with arms of Bernard de Rieux, 460 frs. (1894). Reprinted
1741. The undated Amsterdam edition, 2 parts in vol. 1, 16mo., with
portrait and 11 unsigned plates, 3s. My own copy of the 1728 4to.
edition on Dutch paper has only 9 tailpieces, the last song being without
any. The third vignette contains the medallion portrait of Queen
Elizabeth, to whom he dedicated the book. There is another edition
dated 1728, with one plate signed : Eletcher sculp.
Voltaire. La Henriade, nouvelle edition avec des notes et
variantes (precedee d'une preface de Marmontel et de
I'Essai sur la Poesie dpique). S.l. (Paris, Prault), 1746, 2
vols., 12mo., engraved title with fleuron, and vignette
heading the first song after Cochin fils by Fessard (3s.).
VOLTAIRE 557
This edition is called " La Henriade des Damnes " (see note, page 138,
vol. 1, which was suppressed in subsequent editions). Comte de Ligne-
rolles' copy in red morocco by Derome le jeune, 51 frs. (1894).
According to Jombert, Cochin engraved in 1743 a vignette representing '
Henri IV. on horseback, which remained unpublished.
Voltaire. La Henriade . . . Genfeve, 1771, 12mo., portrait
of Henri IV., allegorical frontispiece, and 10 plates after
Gravelot (5 s.). The undated edition of Amsterdam, aux
d^pens de la Compagnie, 16mo., contains the illustrations
of the 1728 edition in reduced form (3s.), and so does the
Amsterdam edition, 1772, 8vo. (4s.). The Cazin edition,
1781 and 1789, 16mo., with medallion portrait (3s.).
Voltaire. La Henriade . . . Paris, veuve Duchesne, Saillant,
Desaint, Panckoucke et Nyon, libraires (imprimerie Barbou)
(1769-1770), 2 vols., 8vo., frontispiece, engraved title with
medallion portrait of Voltaire as fleuron, 10 plates and 10
vignettes after Eisen by de Longueil (10s., and on Dutch
paper with the unlettered proofs, £3 to £4).
Eisen's illustrations leave much to be desired, and Voltaire's
complimentary and flattering letter to this artist (which is to be found
in vol. 1) makes them no better. VuUiet's copy uncut, 180 frs. ;
Behague's copy in old red morocco, 950 frs. (resold in Rich. Lion's
sale for 470 frs.). The Gosford copy with artists' proofs in old green
morocco, 1200 frs.; Delbergue's copy with plates before letters, and the
vignettes in artists' proofs without text, and bound by Lortic, 400 frs.
Lion's copy in the same state, in morocco double by Ouzin, 730 frs. M.
Ravanat's two copies brought 119 frs. and 24 frs. respectively (1895). In
the same year M. Ch. Cousin's copy in old red morocco, 30 frs. The
title exists in an unfinished state, having the portrait only, but two
' copies are only known to exist, one of them being in the Bibliotbeque
Rationale.
Voltaire. La Henriade. Nouvelle e'dition. A Neuchatel,
1772, 12mo, frontispiece and 10 plates after Eisen by
Aliamet, Avelines,-Chenu, Lemire, and Tardieu (5 s.).
Voltaire. La Henriade, poeme suivi de quelques autres poemes
de Voltaire. De I'imprimerie de la Societe typographique
(Kehl), 1789, roy. 4to., vellum paper, 10 plates after Moreau
loj Dambrun, de Launay, Duclos, Guttenberg, Helman,
Lingee, Patas, Komanet, Simonet, and Trifere, portrait of
Henri IV. after Porbas by Tardieu (some copies have an
additional portrait of Voltaire by Langlois after La Tour)
,(15s.).
This was the specimen volume of an edition of Voltaire's Works in
, 40 vols. 4to., which Beaumarchais intended to publish, and which
Moreau was to have illustrated. Moreau's original drawings for " La
Pucelle " have never been engraved, and were sold in an album in the
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MaMrault sale. Another series of 12 pieces, executed with a view of
illustrating La Henriade of this edition, was designed and etched within
rich borders by Queverdo, and finished by Baquoy, Da,mbrun, Delignon,
Halbou, and de Longueil. These are found in the Didot edition, 1790,
4to. Delbergue's copy, with unlettered proofs in old morocco, 280 frs.
The unique copy on vellum of the 1789 edition, bound in 2 vols., morocco
extra, by ChamboUe, with extra illustrations, was sold in 1893 for £51.
Voltaire. Commentaire sur la Henriade par feu M. de la
Beaumelle, revu et corrige par M. F(reroii). Berlin et se
trouve a Paris, chez Le Jay, 17V5, 2 vols., 8vo., engraved
title after Marillier by A. de Saint- Aubin, containing medal
portraits of Voltaire, La Beaumelle, and Freron (5s., and
treble with, the title before letters).
In reference to the trio on the title an epigram exists worth
reproducing, as follows : " Entre Beaumelle et Freron Le Jay vient de
placer Voltaire ; ce serait un nouveau calvaire, s'il n'y m^anquait le,
bon larron."
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans, poeme divise en quinze livres,
par M. deV . . . Paris, 1756, 12mo., frontispiece ornamented
with Voltaire's portrait crowned with laurels, not signed
{Ss.).
The original edition is dated Lou vain, 1755.
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans, poeme heroi-comique en
vingt-quatre chants, nouvelle edition avec de belles figures.
Londres, aux depens de la Compagnie, 1761, 8 vo., Voltaire's
portrait in the fleuron on title, frontispiece, vignette, and
12 indifferent plates, not signed {5s.). The Behague copy
in orange morocco by Hardy, 34 frs.
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans . . . S.l. (Genfeve), 1762, 8vo.,
20 plates, not signed (attributed to Gravelot. First edition
acknowledged by Voltaire. The Behague copy in blue
morocco, 95 frs.
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans . . . nouvelle edition, augmentee
de cinq chants nouveaux et de notes coUectionnees sur
le manuscrit de I'auteur, enriche de variantes, de belles
figures et de jolies vignettes. A Londres, aux depens de
la Compagnie, 1764, 8vo., frontispiece, fleuron on title,
vignette with fleuron-portrait of Voltaire heading the
preface, tailpiece and 20 plates, not signed (10s.). Comte
de Lignerolles' copy in old red morocco, 69 frs. (1894).
These plates are inartistic, though amusing, and have been copied in
many a subsequent edition.
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Voltaire. La Pucelle d' Orleans ... A Conculix (1765), 24mo.,
2 vols. (vol. 2, "Aux Ddlices, 1765"). The pagination is
consecutive, engraved title with Voltaire's portrait and 20
folding plates (6s.).
Voltaire. La Pucelle d' Orleans . . . S.l. 1766, 16mo., frontis-
piece and 10 plates, not signed (10s.).
On the frontispiece are the words, " Receil des Estampes de la Pucelle
d'Orleans qui pourront etre relives dans toutes sortes d'editions a
Londres, gravees d'apr^s les idees de I'auteur par L. Bake " (sic). These
are Drake's plates, which have for the greater part been copied in all
subsequent editions, particularly in the Cazia edition of 1777.
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans, poeme heroi-eomique en dix-
huit chants. Londres, s.d. (circa 1770), 16mo., text
bordered, frontispiece, and 18 indifferent plates (10s.).
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans, poeme divis^ en vingt et un
chants, avec les notes de M. de Morza (Voltaire) et la
preface du meme sous le nom de Apuleius Eisorius.
Londres (Genfeve), 1771, 8vo., 21 pretty plates, not signed
(10s.).
Reprinted 1773.
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans . . . nouvelle edition, corrigee,
augmentde d'un chant entier, etc. A Londres, 1775, 8vo.,
text bordered, allegorical frontispiece and 21 plates, not
signed (25s. to SOs.).
The'plates, remarkably well executed, have beneath one or two verses
of the poem, as well as the number of the song which they illustrate.
Behague's copy in old red morocco, 240 frs. A copy in old calf was
sold in Paris in 1894 for 40 frs.
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans, poeme h^roi-comique en dix:-
huit chants. Geneve (Cazin), 1777, 16mo., portrait of
Jeanne d'Arc, frontispiece representing Voltaire seated, and
the Maid of Orleans standing, and 18 plates, not signed
(£3 to £4, and treble on large paper).
These plates, though known under the name of. the " English Series,"
because of the designation of Book I. to XVIII., at the top of the
plates, appear to have been designed by Marillier and engraved by
Duclos. Sieuin knew an amateur who had purchased a series of plates
from Duclos himself. The conjecture that Borel and EUuin were the
respective artists must be summarily dismissed, as there is not the
slightest resemblance either in the drawing or in the engraving to their
style of workmanship. The large-paper copies in 12mo. are much sought
for, and command high prices, as the word " book " at the top is not cut
off, which testifies to the originality of the impressions. Some copies
have only the engraved title by Marillier, a medallion portrait, and a
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pretty plate by N. de Launay after Marillier (5s.). A few copies are
to be met with having only the portrait, while others only possess the
plate (3s.).
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans, poeme en vingt et un chants,
avec des notes, auquel on a joint plusieurs pifeces qui y ont
rapport. A Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1780, 2 vols., 16mo.,
frontispiece, and 21 pretty head vignettes after JDuplessi-
Bertaux, not signed (25s., and on large paper, post 8vo.,
£4 to £5).
The Behague copy, with the English series added in red morocco,
1060 frs. ; Rich. Lion's copy in similar condition, in green morocco,
640 frs. ; Comte de Lignerolles' copy in the same state, in red morocco
by Derome, 1100 frs. (1894). Duplessi-Bertaux's vignettes exist in
artists' proofs without text ; they are of extreme rarity, and collections
have fetched as much as. 1000 frs.
Voltaire. La Pucelle, poeme en 22 chants. Geneve, 1780,
8vo., frontispiece and 21 plates attributed to Gravelot, and
slightly different from those of the 1762 edition. (They
are copied from the Geneva edition of 1775, 40 vols.,
8vo.) (4s.).
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans, poeme suivi de Contes et
. Satires. De I'imprimerie de la Soeiete litteraire typo-
graphique (Kehl), 1789, roy. 4to., portraits of Jeanne d'Arc
(by Beisson), Charles VIL (by Mairez), Agnes Sorelle (after
Moreau by Mavis), and of Ltunois (by Fosseyeux), and 21
plates after Moreau by Baquoy (3), Dambrun (2), Duclos (l),
Halbou (3), Delignon (l), Croutelle (1), de Longueil (4),
Lingee (1), Simonet (3), and Triere (2) (20s.).
These are a reproduction from Moreau's illustrations for the 8vo.
edition of 1784, .with an additional cartouch border to a 4to. size. The
Delbergue copy on fine thin paper with unlettered proofs, bound by
Bozerian, 800 frs. Sometimes on the title is the imprint A. Birmingham.
Copies on vellum paper with unlettered proofs on India paper do exist,
but they are of the utmost rarity. One copy exists on vellum.
Voltaire. La Pucelle d'Orleans, poeme en vingt et un chants,
par Voltaire, edition ornde de figures gravees par les
meilleurs artistes de Paris. Paris, Didot jeune, an IIL
(1795), 2 vols., roy. 4to., vellum paper, portrait of Jeanne
d'Arc, designed and engraved by Gaucher, and 21 plates after
Lebarbier (l), Marillier (7), Monnet (2), and Monsiau (11),
by Baquoy (2), Courbe (l), Choffard (1), Delignon (2),
Delvaux (l), Duhamel (1), Dupr^el (2), Lemire (1),
Lingee (1), Malbeste (1), Patas (4), Pauquet (1), Ponce (2),
and Eomanet (1) (£2, treble and more on large paper with
the unlettered proofs and the etchings).
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The Behague copy, -with artists' proofs in blue morocco by Hardy,
500 frs. There are a few copies in folio with the plates before letters
(£8 to £10). One copy was printed in folio on v^ellum, and the original
drawings were inserted in it. These plates without the borders were
afterwards used for the Crapelet edition, an VII., 2 vols., roy. 8vo.
(20s.).
Voltaire. Pofemes, Epltres et autres Poesies!. . . Genfeve, 1777,
or 1779, 16mo., frontispiece with portrait after Marillier by
Delaunay (35.).
Voltaire. . La M4rope franyaise, avec quelques pifeces de
Litt^rature. Paris, Prault, 1744, 8vo., fleuron on title
after . Boucher by Duclos, and 2 plates by Duflos and
Fessard (3<?.). Behague's copy in old red morocco, 30 frs.
Voltaire. La Princesse de Navarre (Com^die-ballet en trois
actes, en vers, avec un "prologue par Voltaire) feste donnde
par le Roy en son ch&,teau de Versailles, le mardi 23 Janvier
1745. Paris, Ballard, 8vo., fine frontispiece, signed P.
Baudouin invenit (5 s.).
Voltaire. Le Temple de la Gloire (Op^ra-ballet en cinq actes,
musique de Rameau), feste donn^e a Versailles le 27
novembre 1745. De I'imprimerie de Ballard, doyen des
imprimeurs du Roy, 1745, 4to., 4 fine and large plates
after P. Baudouin by Pasquier (the first only is signed),
5 vignettes and 5 tailpieces signed P. B. inv. et P. sc, and
5 ornamented head letters, not signed (30s.).
Voltaire. Tancrfede, trag^die ... A Geneve chez les freres
Cramer, 1761, 8vo. (10s.), frontispiece after Gravelot repre-
senting an ass braying before a harp hooked on a tree.
A satirical allegory aimed at Martin Fr^ron, which the verses beneath
fully explaih. In many copies the frontispiece has been suppressed..
Bancel's copy in morocco, 66 frs.
Voltaire. Tancrede, tragedie en vers croises et en cinq actes.
Paris, Prault, 1761, Svo., Voltaire's portrait after La Tour,.
fleuron on title, and 2 plates after L. R. and J. P. by P. F.
Tardieu (35.).
Voltaire. Theatre de Voltaire. Londres (Cazin), 1782, 10 vols.,
16mo., portrait and 33 plates by Lachauss^e (10s., and
double in morocco).
Voltaire. La Guerre civile de Geneve, ou les Amours de
Robert-Covelle, poeme heroique, avec des notes ihstructives,
dernifere edition. A Besangon, chez Nicolas Grandvel, 1768,
16mo., 1 plate, not signed (3s.).
2 0
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Voltaire. Elements de la PHlosophie de Newton, mis a la
portee de tout le monde, par M. de Voltaire. Amsterdam,
E. Ledet et Compagnie, 1738, 8vo., frontispiece after J.
Dubourg by J. Folkema, portrait by him, 25 vignettes and
25 tailpieces after Dubourg, Folkema, Konder, Laeave, B.
Picart, and Schley, fleuron on title after Debrie by Duflos,
and a large number of geometrical plates in the text, and
separate (5 s.). The Turner copy in green morocco by
Derome, 1000 frs.
Voltaire. Candide, ou I'Optimisme. Berlin, 1778, 2 parts in
1 vol., 8vo., 5 pretty plates designed and engraved by
Chodowiecki (5s., and treble before numbers ; rare). The
Behague copy in purple morocco by Duru,, 95 frs.
Voltaire. Kandide oder die beste Welt. Berlin, 1778, 12mo.,
engraved title with medallion portrait of Voltaire, and 5
plates by Chodowiecki (10s.).
The first issue of Chodowiecki's illustrations.
Voltaire. Candide . . . 1797, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 plates, not
signed (3s.).
Voltaire. Zadig, ou la Destinee, histoire orientale . . . Londres,
imprime chez G. Sidney, in Leadenhall street, pour G.
Polidori, etc., 1799, 32mo., portrait of Voltaire, 13 vignettes
designed and engraved by Le Coeur, and 2 vignettes (5s.).
Voltaire. Romans et Contes . . . Bouillon, aux depens de la
Society typographique, 1778, 3 vols., 8vo., fleuron on titles
(alike), portrait of Voltaire by Cathelin after La Tour, 13
vignettes after Monnet by Deny, 57 plates, including
frontispieces (16, 20, and 21 respectively), after Marillier (5),
Martini (1), Monnet (50), and Moreau (1), by Baquoy (1),
Chitelain (l), Deny (25), Dambrun (11), Lorieux (2),
Patas (1), Vidal (13), and Elisabeth Thidbaut (2), and one
not signed (£2 to £3, and double in morocco, and before
the numbers, £6, and in morocco according to state).
The " avis au reHeur " at end of last volume should not be missing.
Monnet's plate in Candide, representing two young girls pursued by two
monkeys, exists " decouverte." In the catalogue of Guilbert de
Pixerecourt 38 etchings are described, but the complete series is not
known to exist. Potier's copy in blue morocco, 300 frs. ; Behague's
copy in red morocco by Hardy, 425 frs. ; the Gosford copy, uncut, with
the plates before the numbers, 730 frs. ; Delbergue's copy in similar
condition by Lortic, 620 frs. ; Oomte de LigneroUes' copy (formerly
Radziwill's) in old blue morocco, 1720 frs. (1894); in the same year
Bmile Gonse's copy in morocco by Masson-Debonnelle, 125 frs., and
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another copy in modern morocco, 136 frs., and another in calf, 96 frs.
Moimet and Marillier's original drawings are in the collection left by
the late baron James-Edouard de Rothschild.
Voltaire. Eomans et Contes, Londres (Oazin), 1781, 3 vols.,
16mo., allegorical frontispiece after Chevaux by Duponchel
(5s.).
Voltaire. Romans et Contes. Lyon, Le Eoy, 1790, 6 vols.,
16mo., 15 plates, not signed (5s., and double on vellum
paper).
Voltaire. Le Micromegas. A Londres, s.d., 12mo., pretty
engraved title of this the original edition (3s.).
Voltaire. Les Quand, notes utiles (par Voltaire) sur un discours
prononce (par Le Franc de Pompignan), devant I'Academie
frangaise, le 10 mars 1760. Sixifeme edition, augmentee
des "Si" et des "Pourquoi" (par Morellet). A Genfeve,
1760, 12mo., 20 pages of text printed in red, pretty
frontispiece designed and engraved by Moreau le jeune,
representing Voltaire walking in the " Jardin des Delices "
(10s.).
Voltaire's Poeme " La Vanite " is a satire on Le Franc de Pompignan.
Voltaire. (Euvres . . . nouvelle edition revue, corrigee et
considerablement augmentee, avec des figures en taille-
douce. Amsterdam, Jacques Desbordes, 1738-1739, 7 vols.
in 4, 8vo., frontispiece, 2 fleurons on titles (alike), and 18
plates after de Brie, de Troy, and Vleughels by Duclos,
Folkema, Lacave, Patter, Philip, and Tanje (10s., and
double on large Dutch paper).
The 10 plates for "La Henriade'' are copied from the 1728 edition.
There exists a counterfeit printed at Rouen with the imprint :
Amsterdam aux depens de la Compagnie, 1739.
Voltaire. CEuvres . . . nouvelle edition considerablement
augmentee, enrichie de figures en taille-douee. S.l. (Paris),
1751, 11 vols., 12mo., 26 plates and vignettes after Eisen
by Aliamet, Aveline, Baquoy, Beauvais, Chenu, Le Mire,
Legrand, Menil, Maisonneuve, Pasquier, Pelletier, de
Surugue, Tardieu (10s.).
Le Mire's vignettes for " La Henriade " and " Zaire " are very pretty ;
another edition Paris, 1757, 20 vols., 8vo., with the same plates.
Voltaire. Collection complete des CEuvres de M. de Voltaire.
Geneve, chez les freres Cramer, 1768, 30 vols., 4to. (besides
the volumes of the " Correspondance," 15 vols., published
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in 1796 after Voltaire's death), frontispiece, 7 portraits (of
Henri IV., Louis XI V, Louis XV., Charles XIL, Pierre le
Grand, Voltaire, and Gravelot) by Saint-Aubin, Cathelin,
and Massard after Gardelle, Jannet, La Tour, Eigaud, and
Vanloo, and 42 plates after Gravelot by Cathelin, E. de
Ghendt, Godefroy, Saint-Aubin, de Launay, de Lorraine,
Duclos, Flipart, Helman, Le Vasseur, Leveau, de Longueil,
Masquelier, Massard, Nee, Ponce, Rousseau, Simonet, and
Tilliard (£2 to £3, and more than double with artists'
proofs ; very rare).
M. Morel de Vinde had Gravelot's beautiful original drawings ; they
are now in the collection of M. le comte de Chabot.
Voltaire. (Euvres Completes de Voltaire (avec des avertissements
et des notes par Condorcet, imprimees aux frais de Beau-
marchais par les Soins de M. Decroix). De I'lmprimerie de
la Societe typographique (Kehl), 1784-89, 70 vols., 8vo.,
frontispiece with Voltaire's bust after Moreau, dedication
with the portrait of Fr^deric-Guillaume after Pourbus, 12
(or 14) portraits and 93 plates after Moreau, by Baquoy, Crou-
telle,I)ambrun, Delaunay, Delaunay jeune, Delignon, Duclos,
Fosseyeux, Guttenberg, Halbou, Helman, Langlois, Lemire,
Leveau, Lingee, de Longueil, Masquelier, Mariez, Patas,
Romanet, Simonet, Tardieu, and Triere (£3' to £4, and
double on large vellum paper, and with the unlettered
proofs, of which only 25 perfect copies are said to exist,
£15 and upwards, according to state of impressions).
Beaumarchais established a printing-office at Kehl for the purpose
of publishing this celebrated edition. He employed the beautiful
Baskerville type, at that time a novel feature in France, had special
paper manufactured; all in all he expended upwards of three million
francs on this elegant publication. Twenty-eight thousand copies are
said to have been issued on 5 diiFerent.ipapers ; the first two, being
ordinary ones, were published without plates. Vol. 1 alone bears date
1784; in the second issue this volume is dated 1785. Moreau, as we
have already stated, began his artistic career by illustrating, as was
intended, a large 4to. edition of Voltaire's works. He finished the
drawings for " La Henriade," -and just began to design for " La Pucelle,"
when the enterprise collapsed, and the publisher caused him to reduce
the plates into 8vo. size. This series must be regarded as one of
Moreau's masterpieces, for from begianing to end his genius pervades
each and all of the compositions with sustained vigour and unfailiug
power. The complete collection of the unlettered proofs in fine
impressions throughout is rarely to be met with, A few collections of
artists' proofs and proofs in an unfinished state (etchings) have been
formed. Moreau had a certain number of collections reserved for
himself, which he disposed of privately and for his own benefit, and for
which he had caused the following title to be engraved : " Estampes
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■destinees a orner les editions de M. de Voltaire, dediees a S. A. R.
Msgr. le prince de Prusse par J. M. Moreau, dessinateur et grareur du
Cabinet du Roi, et de son Academie royale de Peinture et de Sculpture ;
■elles se vendent separement des editions. A Paris, chez I'auteur, rue du
Coq Saint-Honore, pr&s du Louvre, Beauble scrip., A.P.D.E." The
plates are thus divided : frontispiece, dedication with the portrait of the
King of Prussia, 44 plates for the- " Theatre," 10 for "La Henriade,"
~ 21 for " La Pucelle," 4 for "Contes en vers," 14 for the "Romans," and
14 portraits of Charles VII., Agnes Sorel (in the very first proofs the
name is spelled "Sorelle"), Dunois, Louis XIV., Voltaire (after
JMoreau), Henri IV. (after Pourbus), Louis XV., Frederick the Great
{after Vanloo), Catherine II., D'Alembert (after La Tour), D'Argental,
*he Marquise du Chatelet (after Marie Anne Loir), Charles XII., Peter
the Great (after Caravaque), besides 5 additional portraits of the
Prince of Prussia, Vertot, and of Voltaire (2). In the unlettered proofs
the artists' names should be traced " a la pointe." In the Pixer6court
sale the collection of the plates before letters with 78 etchings brought
only 250 frs. ; Armand Bertin's copy, containing a large quantity of
extra illustrations, amounting to nearly 1000 pieces in number, and
bound in russia by Niedrde, was sold in 1854 for 3900 frs. ; Behague's
■subscription copy, in red morocco (72 vols.), 1100 frs.; Baron Pichon's
large vellum paper copy, bound in calf, 345 frs. ; Potier's large vellum
paper copy, in red morocco, 1000 frs. ; Moreau le jeune's original sepia
■drawings were inserted in a copy which Beaumarchais had bound in red
morocco with a view of presenting it to Catherine II. The Revolution
prevented him from carrying his object into effect, and so it remained in
the editor's family, who offered it in the VioUet Le Due sale in 1849.
Failing to realize the reserve price of 3000 frs., it was withdrawn, and
sold privately by M. Delarue, Beaumarchais' son-in-law, to M. Fontaine,
the bookseller, from whom M. Double purchased it for 13,500 frs. At
this gentleman's sale, 1863, it was acquired by M. de Saint-Aubin for
9025 frs. for the Empress Eug6nie (nine-tenths of the price may be
counted for the drawings), and it is said to have perished in the flames
when the Tuileries were burned down by the Communists in 1871. At
the request of the King of Prussia, whose sight was affected, 25 copies
were printed on blue paper. The value of the book has now con-
siderably declined, owing to its voluminous contents.
Voltaire. CEuvres de Voltaire. Geneve, 1775, 40 vols., 8vo.,
text bordered, 10 plates for " La Henriade" after Martinet,-
^ Voltaire's portrait by Martinet after La Tour, that of Henri
IV. by Giraud after Janet, frontispiece and 38 plates for the
Theatre (almost all are in reduced form after Gravelot
by Martinet and Chatelin, except one after Marillier by
Elisabeth Thiebault), frontispiece and 21 fine plates, not
signed, for " La Pucelle," and 2 poor portraits for Le
Sifecle de Louis XIV. (30s. to 40s.).
" La Pucelle " was taken separately ; there exists a counterfeit con-
taining the plates in a reversed position on bluish paper. This edition
does not bear the title of " CEuvres."
Voltaire. (Euvres completes de Voltaire. Kehl, de I'imprimerie
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de la Societe litt^raire typograpMque, 1785, 92 vols., post
8vo. The same plates as in the 8vo. edition (305.).
This edition was published sirmiltaneously with the 8vo. one, and also
on 5 different papers, of which only the vellum-paper copies comprise the
plates. Renouard's copy, on vellum paper, post 8vo., red morocco, uncut,
with Moreau's first series of plates before letters and most of the etchings,
the second series of artists' proofs and the etchings, and some other
additional plates, was, in the Eenouard sale in 1854, sold for only 195 frs.
Yoltaire. Suite de Figures pour les CEuvres de Voltaire.
Paris, Eenouard, 1802, 8vo., 113 pieces after Moreau by
Coiny, Croutelle, d'Elvaux, Girardet, de Ghendt, Godefroy,
Halbou, Ingouf jeune, Nicollet, Petit, Eibault, Koger,
Romanet, Simonet, Thomas, Trifere, Villecoq, Villerey, and
de Villiers (30s., and double on large paper, and for
unlettered proofs £5 to £6).
Second series of engravings to illustrate Voltaire's works, executed by
Moreau by order of the editor, Renquard. The plates are thus dis-
tributed: 44 for the "Theatre," 10 for "La Henriade," 21 for "La
Pucelle," 33 for the " Romans et Contes," and 5 for the Siecle of
Louis XIV., Histoire de Charles XII., etc. Renouard added a series
of 34 portraits, engraved by Augustin de Saint- Aubin, and other
portraits (the copper-plates of which he possessed), and which brought
the series up to 160 pieces. He also issued regular series of the artists'
proofs and of the etchings. The Bancel copy of the series of unlettered
proofs, with the 34 portraits " a la lettre grise," 840 frs. ; in the same
sale the 113 etchings, together with 28 etchings for the " Contes " after
Monnet, 3100 frs. Moreau's 113 original sepia drawings, and Saint-
Aubin's 30 India proof drawings of the portraits, were sold in the
Renouard sale in 1854 for 1645 frs., and now they are in the collection
left by the late Baron James-Edouard de Rothschild. Moreau's double
series of plates are often found inserted in the Beuchot edition of
Voltaire's Works, Paris, Lefevre, 1829-34, 72 vols, (including tables).
Leboeuf de Montgertaont's large vellum paper copy, bound by Cape,
3150 frs. Renouard formed a special large vellum paper copy of his
edition of 1819-25, 70 vols., 8vo., bound in half-russia by Purgold,
which contained (1) the first of Moreau's series of plates before letters ;
(2) 54 etchings of this series ; (3) the second series of the artists' proofs
and the etchings ; (4) the portraits " k la lettre grise " and the etchings,
(5) Monnet and Marillier's 57 plates for the Contes in proofs before the
numbers ; (6) 39 etchings of this series and numerous additional plates
and portraits. This exceptional copy realized in the Renouard sale in
1854 no more than 585 frs. ; it is now priced by Morgan 20,000 frs.
Voltaire. The Works of M. de Voltaire, translated into English.
London, 1761-69, 35 vols., post 8vo., frontispieces and
portraits (£5 to £6).
Smollett and Franklin had no share whatever in the translation,
although for a monetary consideration they allowed their names to
appear on the title.
VOYAGE— VOYAGES 567
Vdyage autour des Galeries du Palais Eoyal, par S . . .
(Sellfeque ?). Paris, Hotter, an VIII., 16mo., 1 plate by
Canu (Ss.).
Voyage a Cythfere, contenant la description du Temple, les
usages et les rfeglements etablis par le tribunal d'Amour.
Paris, au Magasin des petits formats, 1788, 16mo., 1
allegorical plate, not signed (55.).
Voyage d'Amatonth. A Londres (Paris), 1750, 8vo., 3 un-
signed vignettes (15s.).
A violent pamphlet directed against Mme. de Pompadour. The-
author, Chevalier de Resseguier, was in consequence thrown into the
Bastille, and the booklet seized by the authorities and destroyed.
Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Grece (par I'abbe Barth^lemy).
Paris, de Bure, 1788, 4 vols., 4to., and Atlas containing-
maps and plates (5s.). Eadziwill's large vellum paper copy
in old red morocco, 150 frs.
Voyage litt^raire de deux Religieux B^nedictins de la Con-
, gregation de Saint Maur (D. Martfene et D. Durand), ou
Ton trouvera quantite de pieces, d'inscriptions et d'epitaphes
servant a eclaircir I'histoire, etc. Ouvrage enrichi de figures.
Paris, Florentin Delaulne, 1717, 2 parts in 1 vol., 4to.,
numerous plates (30s.).
Voyage pour la Eedemption des Captifs aux royaumes d'Alger
et de Tunis, fait en 1720 par les P. P. Frangois Cornelin,
Philemon de la Motte, et Joseph Bernard de I'Ordre de la
Sainte Trinity, dit Mathurius. A Paris, chez Louis-Anne
Sevestre, 1721, 12mo., portrait and plates (5s.).
Voyages en France (Petits), ernes de gravures avec des notes par
La Mesangfere. A Paris, chez Chaignieau aine, imprimeur-
libraire; Devaux, libraire. An IV.-VL, 4 vols., 16mo.,
fleuron on titles, 8 portraits, frontispiece, medallion
representing the harbour of Marseille, and 20 plates by
or after Blanchard, Cornille, Fragonard fils, Lebrun, Lemire,
Malapeau, Monnet, and de Noireterre, by A. P. de B.,
Baquoy, Berthault, Bertaux, Bovinet, Copia, Duparc,
Dupr^el, Duval, Gaucher, Lemire, Liog^e, Malapeau,
Pauquet, and Villerey (15s., and on vellum paper with the
portraits and the plates before letters, £2 to £3).
It contains the Voyage de Chapelle et de Bachaumont ; at page 66 a
plate of Phallus, which sometimes is missing ; the Voyage du Languedoc
et de Provence de Lefranc de Pompignau, etc. The "Voyage au
568 VOYAGES— VUES
Havre-de-Grace," composed by the artist Gaucher with the collaboration
of the artists Basan, de Launay, and Ponce, is particularly interesting.
Rich. Lion's copy, with the artists' proofs and the etchings in blue
morocco by Hardy, 505 frs. Reprinted 1818 and 1824, 5 vols., with
the same illustrations.
Voyages Imaginaires, Songes, Visions et Romans cabalistiques,
ornes de figures. Amsterdam et Paris, 1787-89, 39 vols.,
8vo., 76 plates after Marillier by Berthet, Borgnet, Croutelle,
Delig'non, Delvaux, de Ghendt, Le Villain, Langlois,
Delaunay, Giraud, Patas, Maillet, Dambrun, de Launay,
Viguet, and Mme. de Monchy (30s. to 40s.).
Marillier's original sepia drawings are in the collection left by the
late Baron James-Edouard de Rothschild. They were acquired in the
La Bedoyere sale in 1862.
Voyages en France et paj's circonvoisins, depuis 1775 jusqu'en
1807, orne de 30 vues de ports, dessin^s et graves par
Couch^ fils, 4 vols., 8vo., 4 engraved titles and 30 plates
(10s.).
Vues d'un Solitaire patriote. A la Haye et se trouve a Paris,
chez Clouzier, 1784, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 frontispieces designed
and engraved by F. N. Martinet (5 s.).
A curious book on the institutions and privileges of the Old Regime.
Vues des Monuments construits dans les jardins de Francon-
ville-la-Garenne, appartenant a Mme. la comtesse d'Albon,
gravees d'aprfes ses dessins et ceux de M. de Lussi. Paris,
chez Moutard, 1785, 8vo., 18 pretty etchings by Lepazelit
(lOs.).
ALKER (Caj)t. C). Authentick Memoir of the
Life, Intrigues, and Ad-^entures of the celebrated
Sally Salisbury, with True Characters of her most
considerable Gallants. 1723, 8vo., portrait (25s.
to 30s.).
Walker (J.). The Itinerant, a Select Collection of Interesting
and Picturesque Views in Great Britain and Ireland, after
Drawings by Girtin, J. M. W. Turner, Dayes, Wilson,
Britton, and others, engraved by John Walker. London,
1789, fol., 180 plates (40s. to 50s., and more on large and
largest paper).
Reissued uader the title of the Copperplate Magazine.
Walker (J. C). An historical Essay on the Dress of the ancient
and modern Irish, to which is subjoined a Memoir on the
Armour and Weapons of the Irish. London, 1788, 4to.,
plates (15s. to 20s.).
Walker (J. C). Historical Memoir on Italian Tragedy, from
the earliest Period to the present Time . . . London, 1799,
4to., portraits (10s. to 12s.).
Wallis (J.). The natural History and Antiquities of Northum-
berland, and of so much of Durham as lies between the
Rivers Tyne and Tweed. London, 1769, 2 vols., 4to., plates
(25s. to 80s., and more on thick paper, and on large paper,
M to £5).
Walpole (H). Anecdotes of Painting in England, with some
Account of the principal Artists and incidental notes on
other Arts, collected by George Vertue, and now digested
and published from his original MSS. with a Catalogue of
Engravers. Strawberry Hill, 1762-3-71, 5 vols., sm. 4to.
First edition, 109 plates and portraits engraved by Banner-
mann, Bretherton, Chambars, Grignion, Miller, and Walker
(50s. to 60s.).
570 WALPOLE— WATELET
Walpole (H.). Works . . . London, 1798, 5 vols., 4to., por-
traits {20s. to 30s., and more on large paper).
Ward (E.). History of the Grand Eebellion, digested into
Verse. Illustrated with about a hundred heads of the
worthy Royalists and other principal Actors.- London, J.
Morphew, 1713, 3 vols., 8vo. The portraits (in first state
without numbers), after Vandyck, More, Johnson, by Van
der Gucht, Vertue, Sturt, etc., were subsequently used for
Clarendon's History, when the numbers were added to the
plates (£5 to £6).
Ware (Sir James). The whole Works, concerning Ireland,
revised and improved (by Walter Harris). Dublin, 1739-46,
3 vols., fol., portrait and plates (£5 to £6).
Six copies only are said to have been printed on large paper. The
second edition, 1764, 2 vols., fol., of about the same value.
Ware (Sir James). The Antiquities and History of Ireland.
London, 1705, fol., plates (25s. to 30s.).
Waroquier (de) Etat de la Noblesse, 2 vols. ; Armorial des
principales maisons de France et etrangferes, 3 vols. ; to-
gether 5 vols., 16mo. Paris, 1782, heraldic engravings (£3
to £4).
Waroquier. Tableau genealogique, historique, heraldique et
g^ographique de la Noblesse ... Paris, 1786-9, 9 vols.,
12mo., coats of arms (£4 to £5).
The last vols, are rare. The author was guillotined the 27th of July,
1794, by order of the revolutionary (bloody) tribunal.
Watelet. L'Art de Peindre, poeme par M. Watelet, associe
libre de I'Academie royale de Peinture et Sculpture. Paris,
1760, roy. 4to., frontispiece, fleuron on title, 5 vignettes
and 6 tailpieces, 2 outline plates, " Antinoiis " and " Venus
de Medicis," and 8 medallion portraits of Michel Angelo,
Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, Guido, Titian, Corregio,
Tintoret, and Dominiquain, mostly dated 1758-9, after
Pierre by Watelet (20s.).
Original edition ; sometimes Watelet's portrait by Cochin is added.
Rich. Lion's copy in green morocco, with arms of Merard de Saint-Just,
295 frs.
Watelet. L'Art de Peindre, poeme avec des Reflexions sur les
difi'erentes parties de la peinture par M. Watelet, associe
libre de I'Academie royale de Peinture et de Sculpture.
Paris, Gu^rin et Delatour, 1760, post 8vo., frontispiece,
fleuron on title, 5 vignettes heading the Songs, 8
WATELET— WATTEAU 571
medallion portraits (reversed), and 10 tailpieces, 4 of
them after Marguerite Lecomte, 2 outline plates, " Anti-
noiis." and " V^nus de Medicis," after Pierre by Watelet
(5..).
R. Lion's copy in old red morocco, 115 frs. ; Behague's copy in red
morocco by Derome, 200 frs.
Watelet. L'Art de Peindre, nouvelle edition augmentde de
deux poemes sur I'Art de Peindre par Dufresnoy et I'abbe
de Marsy. Amsterdam, aux ddpens de la Compagnie, 1761,
12mo., 3rd edition, containing frontispiece by Folkema, 5
vignettes by Frankendaal, 8 medallion portraits of great
masters, and 2 outline plates (5s.).
Watelet. Silvie . . . scribere jussit Amor (Ovid). Londres
(chez Prault a Paris), 1743, post 8vo., frontispiece, 8 plates,
ileuron, 4 vignettes, and tailpieces after Pierre etched by
Watelet and finished by Cochin (15s.).
The author states in the preface that he borrowed the subject from
Tasso's Aminta. According to Jombert, Cochin had retouched some of
the plates, and engraved the plate of the " Timidite d'Aminte." The
unique copy on vellum is in the Bibliotheque de I'Arsenal.
Watelet. La Vallee de Tempd. La Haye, 1747, 16mo., pretty
frontispiece, not signed (by Watelet) (3s.).-
Watson (J.). History and Antiquities of the Parish of Halifax
in Yorkshire. London, 1775, 4to., 10 plates, not including
those on the letterpress (£3 to £4).
Watson (J.). History of the Ancient Earls of Warren and
Surrey, and their Descendants to the Present Time. War-
rington, 1782, 2 vols., 4to., portrait and plates (25s. to
30s., and more with the arms emblazoned).
The iirst edition, of which only 6 copies were printed, appeared in
1776.
Watteau (Antoine). Recueil de planches des Costumes, graves
par et d'aprfes Watteau, 8vo.
The Behague copy, which was sold for 680 frs., was thus composed :
(1) Figures de Modes dessinees et gravees a I'eau-forte par Watteau et
termin6es au burin par Thomasin le fils. Paris, Duchange, engraved
title and 9 plates before the numbers ; (2) Figures f ran9aises et eomiques
nouvelles inventees par Watteau. Paris, Duchange, engraved title and
9 plates before the numbers ; (3) Nouveaux Desseins d'habillements a
I'usage des ballets, operas et comedies, inventes par Gillot et graves par
Joullain. Paris, Duchange, engraved title and 60 plates ; (4) Suite de
figures invent6es par Watteau et gravees par son ami C ■"' * * (le comte
de Oaylus), engraved title and 24 plates ; (5) Costumes de la Comedie
italienne, 10 plates.
572 WATTEAU— WATTS
Watteau (Antoine). (Euvre d'Atitoine Watteau, peintre du
Eoy en son Academie Roiale de Peinture . . . gravee
d'aprfes ses tableaux et desseins originaux, tirez du Cabinet
du Eoy et des plus curieux de I'Europe par M. Julienne.
A Paris, Fix^ a cent exemplaires des premieres epreuves
imprime sur grand papier. S.d., 2 vols., roy. foL, engraved,
(caligraphed) title, engraved leaf for the Fable : " L'Art et
la Nature," and 227 plates by Crepy, Moyreau, Huquier,
J. (JuUienne ?), etc. (£100 to £150).
The ordinary size copies are of a later date and contain inferior
impressions.
Watteau (Antoine). Figures de diffi^rents caractferes, de pay-
sages et d'^tudes dessinees d'aprfes nature, par Antoine
"Watteau, peintre du Eoy, gravees a I'eau-forte par les plus
habiles peintres et graveurs du temps, tiroes des plus
beaux cabinets de Paris. A Paris, chez Audran, graveur
du Eoy aux Gobelins, et chez F. Chereau, s.d. (circa 1740),
2 vols., foL, 10 preliminary leaves (7 and 3) and 350
plates by Boucher, J. Audran, Caylus, C. N. Cochin, and
J. (JuUienne ?) (£150 to £200).
Very important collection, due to the initiative of Jean de JuUienne,
pupil and friend of Watteau, who conceived the idea to bring together
the studies and sketches of the master, and to have them engraved by
Boucher, who was then very young ; and this formed one of his first
works. These 2 vols, are smaller in size than the 2 vols, of the pre-
ceding work entitled : "CEuvre." V. de Urria's copy of the"CEuvre"
and "Figures," 4 vols., fol., containing frontispiece, engraved title,
portrait, and 350 plates, 1750 frs. (1885j. M. Hip. Destailleur's copy,
4 vols., fol., containing in addition : 12 unlettered proofs, 15 etchings,
the series of " Figures de Modes" and " Figures frangaises et comiques,"
9 plates signed : P. M., Livre nouveau de Trophees, 12 plates, Danse
autour d'un mai, 3 proof etchings, 23 various plates, and 2 coloured
plates by Janinet after Watteau: "Les Comediens comiques," and
"Les Rendez-vous comiques," the latter unlettered, and bound in brown
morocco, realized in 1895 10,000 frs.
Watteau (Antoine). Livre de difFerents caractferes de Tetes.
Inventez par M. Watteau, et gravez d'apres ses desseins
par Filloeul. A Paris, F. Chereau, 1752, 4to., engraved
title and 27 plates by Filloeul after Watteau (£8 to
£10).
Watts (W.). The Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, in a
Collection of the most interesting and picturesque views. . . .
London, 1779, oblong 4to., 84 plates (125.).
WEBEE— WHIESKEE 573
Weber. Das Veranderte Russland, in welchem die jetzige
Verfassung des Geist und Weltlichen Regiments, der
Kriegstaat Zu Lande und Zu Wasser wahre Zustand, die
Begebenheiten des Czarewitzen, etc., in einem bis 1720,
gehenden Journal vorgestellt werden mit einer accuraten
Landcarte und Kupferstichen versehen. Hannover, Nicolas
Forster und Sohn, 1729, 4to., portraits of Peter the Great and
of Golovine, plates and maps including a plan of St. Peters-
burg and a view of Cronstadt The work forms the extract
from a German Diplomatist's Journal, who was on a mission
in St. Petersburg under the reign of Peter the Great ; he
dilates on the character and the habits of this monarch, the
eventful career of the Czarewitch, gives a full description of
St Petersburg, describes the sojourn of the Court at
Peterhof during the summer months, the reception and
treatment of the English ambassador, the excursions to
Cronstadt. The whole is interspersed with interesting
anecdotes (10s.).
Weirotter. Son (Euvre, contenant deux cent quinze paysages,
etc., dessines d'apres nature et graves a I'eau-forte par lui-
m§me. Paris, Basan et Poignant, 1775, roy. fol. (£2).
Weiss (J. M.). Representation des F6tes donnees par la ville
de Strasbourg pour la convalescence du Roi . . .. Invente,
dessine ' et dirige par J. M. Weiss. Paris, imprime par
Laurent Aubert, s.d. (1744), large fol., portrait and 11
plates by Parmentier, Ph. Le Bas, etc. (40«. to 50s.).
M. le comte de E.'s copy in red morocco with Louis XV. arms by
Padeloup, 795 frs. (1895) ; another copy with the arms of Prance,
99 frs.
Werthes. Les Aventures d'Edouard Bomston, pour servir de
suite a la Nouvelle Heloise. A Lausanne, chez Jean
Maurer ; a Paris, chez Lavillette, 1789, 6 half-page
vignettes designed by MuUener and engraved by Dunker
(3s0.
Wheble's Ladies most elegant and convenient Pocket Book for
the Year 1780 . . . London, F. Newbery, 24mo., frontis-
piece representing a lady in the full dress of 1779, with the
head -gear of the period, and folding-plate (10s., and the
same price for each subsequent year).
Whirsker. Les Me'tamorphoses de Melpomfene et de Thalie,.
ou Caractferes dramatiques des comedies franyoise et
italienne. A Paris, chez I'auteur, et chez Megre, s.d.
574 WHITE— WILLEMIN
(1770), 8vo., a very fine engraved title, 23 numbered plates,
and 1 containing the list of the artists with the titles of the
pieces all designed from nature by Whirsker (£3 to £4, and
double with the figures coloured).
This very interesting collection, in respect of the theatrical costumes
of the 18th century, comprises the portraits of the principal authors of
the French and Italian comedy. Many copies have the plates coloured.
See : " Metamorphoses," etc.
White (Rev. Gilbert). Natural History and Antiquities of
Selborne, in the County of Southampton. London, 1789,
4to. (£5 to £6).
The volume consists of 468 pages, not including a general title-page,
and advertisement 2 leaves, also a second title, " The Natural History
of Selborne," 1 leaf, the Index, list of plates and errata occupying 13
pages, and 9 plates ; 50 copies were printed on large paper with the
plate at page 314 painted.
Wieland. Endymion, conte comique. Copenhague, et se
trouve a Paris, chez Fetil, 1771, 8vo., frontispiece by
Poincelot, and vignette designed and engraved by Menil
(3..).
"Wieland. Musarion, oder die Philosophie der Grazien, ein
Gedicht in drey Buchern. Leipzig, M. G. Weidmanns
Erben und Eeich, 1769, 12mo., original edition, fleuron on
title, 3 vignettes heading each book and 3 tailpieces (8s.).
Wieland. Musarion, ou la Philosophie des GrElces, poeme en
trois chants de Wieland, traduit de I'allemand par M. de
Laveaux. Basle, 1780, 8vo., frontispiece, 3 plates, and
3 tailpieces after Saint-Quentin, badly engraved by
Holzhalb (3s., and more than double on large Dutch paper).
Wieland. Die Grazien. Leipzig, Weidmanns Erben und Eeich,
1770, 12mo., engraved title, and 6 plates by Geyser after
(Esev, one head and 6 tail pieces. Original edition (10s.).
Wieland. Piloclfes, imitation d'Agathon. Paris, chez Fuchs,
1802, 2 vols., 8vo., 2 plates after Monsiau by Tardieu (3s.).
Wieland. Petite chronique du royaume de Tatoiaba, par
Wieland, traduit de I'allemand (par le baron de Bock).
Paris, chez Dufart, 1798, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 frontispieces
(3s.).
Willemin (N.-X.). Choix de Costumes civils et militaires des
peuples de I'antiquite, leurs instruments de musique, leurs
meubles, etc. Paris, I'auteur, 1798-1802, 2 vols., fol., 180
WILLIAMS— WOKLIDGE 575
plates (15s. to 20s., and more on large paper as usual,
without text).
WUliams (D.). The History of Monmouthshire, illustrated
and ornamented by Views of its principal Landscapes,
Euins and Eesidences by John Gardnor, Vicar of Battersea,
engraved by Gardnor and Hill. London, 1796, 4to., map
and plates (25s. to 30s., and on large paper, with the plates
coloured, £5 to £6).
Williams (Guil). Oxonia Depicta, sive Collegiorum et Aularum
in Academia Oxon. delineatio. 1732-33, atlas fol., title,
dedication, list, and 65 folding-plates of views of the
interiors and exteriors of the colleges (30s. to 40s.).
"Williamson (J.). The British Angler, or a Pocket Companion
for Gentleman Anglers. London, 1740, 8vo., frontispiece
and 3 folding-plates (15s. to 20s.).
Winckelmann. Histoire de I'Art chez les Anciens, ouvrage
traduit de I'allemand (par Sellius et Eobinet). Amsterdam,
Van Harrevelt, 1766, 2 vols., 8vo., fleuron on titles, and
5 vignettes and tailpieces after Frankendaal (3s.).
Another edition Has the plates and fleurons engraved by Copia.
Wonderful Magazine and Marvellous Chronicle, or New Weekly
Entertainer, a work recording authentic accounts of the
most extraordinary Productions, Events, and Occurrences.
London, C. Johnson (1793-95), 5 vols., 8vo., 60 plates
(12 in each volume) of notorious characters and their
exploits (25s. to 30s.).
Woodward (G. M.). Elements of Bacchus, or Toasts and
Sentiments, given by distinguished Characters. London,
1792, 4to., 40 portraits in aquatinta of the most celebrated
Bons Vivants in Great Britain, with a variety of Anecdotes
and remarkable Traits prefixed to each portrait (£5 to £6).
Woodward (G. M.). Eccentric Excursions, or Literary and
Pictorial Sketches of Countenance, Character, and Country,
in different parts of England and South AVales, interspersed
with curious Anecdotes. London, 1796, 4 to., 100 plates
(£4 to £5, and double coloured).
Worlidge (Thomas). Select Collection of Drawings from
curious antique Gems, most of them in the possession of
the Nobility and Gentry of this Kingdom, etched after the
manner of Kembrandt. London, 1768, 2 vols., 4to.,
676 WOESLEY— WEEN
portrait of Worlidge facing title of vol. 1, and head of
Medusa as frontispiece to vol. 2, and 180 plates. Some
copies contain as extra the plate of Hercules slaying the
Nemsean Lion. The text is sometimes French (305. to 40s.,
and more on large paper imp. 4to.).
Although the volumes bear the date of 1768, they were not issued
with the letterpress till after 1780. The plates only appeared in 1, 2, or
3 Tols., 8vo. or post 8vo., in 1768, and these are valued at from £3 to
£4, and double on large paper. Sir Joseph Hawley's copy of the
original issue of the set of plates printed upon satin, with the extra plate
and head of Medusa (but without Worlidge's portrait, which had not
appeared at the time), each plate mounted upon stout paper within a
coloured frame to folio size and bound in morocco, was sold for £26
(1894).
Worsley (Sir Eichard). The History of the Isle of Wight.
London, 1781, 4to., map and 32 plates besides those in the
text (355. to 40s.).
Worsley (Sir Richard). Museum Worsley anum, or a Collection
of antique Bassorelievos, Busts, Statues, and Gems, with
Views of places in the Levant, taken on the spot in the
years 1785-6-7. London, 1794-1803, 2 vols., fol., about
150 engravings (15s. to 20s.).
200 copies only of vol. 2 (besides 50 copies for private distribution)
and 100 copies of vol. 2 were- printed, and it is asserted that the travels
and the publication cost the author £2700.
Wouvermans (Philippe). CEuvres de Philippe Wouvermans,
hoUaudois, gravees d'aprfes ses mailleurs tableaux qui sent
dans les plus beaux cabinets de Paris et ailleurs, dediees a
S. A. S. Mgr. le comte de Clermont, prince du sang. Paris,
Moyreau, 1737, oblong fol., portrait and 100 plates after
Vischer, de La Joue, and P. Wouvermans by Moyreau, Le
Parmentier, and Dupuis (£3).
Copies differ as regards the number of plates, as they were published
at intervals. Moyreau engraved altogether only 78 of the plates (the
last one being dated 1754), but Le Bas, Beaumont, and other artists
have done work in the engraving line after Wouvermans up to 1780, and
these later productions are often found addgd in large or small numbers.
M. Hip. Destailleur's copy in old red morocco, with arms of the Due
d'Orleans, son of the Regent, and containing portrait and 106 plates,
600 frs. (1895) ; in the same year M. Armand Cassagne's copy, containing
104 plates, 80 frs.
Wren (C). Parentalia, or Memoirs of the Family of the
Wrens, viz. of Mathew, Bishop of Ely, Christopher, Dean
of Windsor, etc., but chiefly of Sir Christopher Wren..
London, 1750, fol., 14 portraits (50s. to 60s.).
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Wright (Th.). Louthiana, or an Introduction to the Antiquities
of Ireland, in upwards of ninety views and plans, representing
with proper explanations the principal ruins, curiosities,
and ancient dwellings of Louth. London, 1758, 3 parts,
4to., 66 plates (15s. to 20s.).
Wycherley (W.). Miscellaneous Poems . . . London, 1704,
fol., mezzotint portrait by Smith after Sir P. Lely (£3 to
£4, and without the portrait, 5s.).
2 p
AVERY. Het nieuw geopend Italiaan's Tooneel
. . . aardige versaameling van Koorde-dansseers
... To Amsterdam, by Petrus Schenk, s.d.
(circa 1720), 3 parts, 4to. Three series of 16
plates each, with legends in French, German,
and Dutch (30s. to 40s.).
Xenophon. Les Amours d'Abrocome et d'Anthia, histoire
eph^sienne traduite de Xenophon par M. J * * * (Jourdan),
enrichie de figures en taille-douce, avec des notes sur la
gdographie, les moeurs et difFerents usages des anciens. S.l.
(Paris), 1748, post 8vo., fleuron on title, not signed,
frontispiece and 5 plates after Humblot by Maisonneuve,
and 5 vignettes heading each book (4s.).
Comte de Lignerolles' copy in morocco, with arms of d'Amelot de
Chaillou, Louis XVI. 's minister, was sold in 1894 for 125 frs.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS
* Particular attention is drawn to the rule adopted in this
Index, of quoting titles as they appeared literally,
mostly with indefinite and definite articles prefixed.
Aaba, ou le Triomphe de I'mnocence 1
Abbildung und Beschreibung aller
hohen Eitter-Orden .. .. 1
Abdeker, ou I'Art de conserve!- la
Beauty .. .. .. .. 301
Aben-Said, empereur des Mongols . . 299
Abimelheo, tragedie, 1776 . . . . 28
A Book of Jewellers' Work .. 187
Abrege chronologique et historique,
etc. 308
Abrege chronologique de I'Histoire
ecclesiastique .. .. .. 1
Abrege de I'Histoire universelle en
figures (1785) 1
Abreg^ de I'Histoire universeUe en
figures (1790) 2
Abrege de I'histoire chronologique
des Juifs .. ,. .. .. 104
Abrege de I'histoire grecque et
romaine .. .. .. .. 544
Abrege de I'Histoire romaine . . 2
Abrege de la vie des plus fameux
Peintres (1709) 33
Abrege de la vie des plus fameux
Peintres (1762) 33
Abrege de la Vie des Peintres . . 417
Academic des Jeux .. .. .. 256
Academic galante .. .. .. 2
Academia Tertia Anglicana .. 406
Academy for Grown Horsemen . . 204
Academy for Grown Horsemen (An) 481
Acajou et Zirphile, conte .. .. 159
Account of the EngUsh Colony in
New South Wales .. ..115
Account of the first Discovery .. 470
Account of the Marine Society .. 234
Account of the Musical Performances 88
Account of the Bemains of the Wor-
ship of Priapus .. .. ., 264
Account of the Eoman Antiquities . . 330
A Collection of Chimney-pieces .. 467
PAGE
A Collection of Old Ballads, etc. .. 43
A Collection of Prints in Imitation
of Drawings, etc. .. .. ,. 471
A Collection of Songs, with music. 511
A Collection of 150 select views in
England, etc 496
A Collection of the Dresses of
different Nations .. .. .. 255
A Compendious Treatise on Modern
Education .. .. .. .. 480
A complete Body of Heraldry . . 167
A complete Collection of old and
new English and Scotch Songs .. 511
Actede Contrition .. ., .. 2
Actes des Ap6tres (Les) . . . . 2
Adam et Eve, tragMie .. .. 525
Addison (J.). Works (1721) .. 3
Addison. Works (1761) .. .. 3
Adelaide, ou 1' Amour et le Eepentir 346
Adelaide, ou le Eepentir .. .. 500
Adelaide de Hongrie .. .. 154
Adele, comtesse de Ponthieu, tragedie 292
Adele de Senange .. .. .. 514
Adele et Germeuil .. .. .. 472
A descriptive Catalogue .. .. 525
Admirables (Les), Secrets d'Albert
le Grand . . . . . . . . 3
Adolphine de Eostanges . . . . 141
Adolphus (John). The British
Cabinet .. .. .. .. 3
Adventures of Johnny Newcome in
the Navy 484'
Advice to Sportsmen . . . . 481
.iEschylus. Theatre d'iEschyle(1795) 3
jEsop's Fables in English and Latin
interlineary (1703) .. .. 5
.aisop's Fables, with his Life (1703) 5
iEsop's Fables (1708) .. .. 5
.^sopus van Europa .. .. 5
Agate 219
Agatha (traduit de I'anglais). A
Paris, an VII 6
Agenda de Bonnes gens (L') . . 6
684
INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS
A General System of HorsemansHp,
etc. 384
Agreables (les) divertissemens de la
table .. 6
Agreeable Amusement (The) .. 5J3
Agrements du Spectacle (Les) .. 6
Ah! quec'estb6te! 489
Albert!, ou I'Brreur de la nature . . Ill
Alcibiade enfant . . . . . . 349
Alcoran de Mohamet (L') . . . . 6
Alcoran des Cordeliers (L') . . . . 6
Aline et Valoour .. .. '.. 488
Allegories Orientales .. .. 206
AH'umbre de Prascovia . . . . 165
All the Talents .. .. ,.480
Almanach royal, commen9ant avec
la guerre de 1701 .. .. .. 8
Almanach du mariage pour I'annee
1735 7
Almanach du Diable, pour I'annee
1738 7
Almanach de Dieu pour I'annee 1738 7
Almanac de poche pour I'annee . . .
1758 8
Almanach pour Tannee 1771 .. 13
Almanach pour lapr&enteanneel776 11
Almanach du comestible 1779 . . 12
Almanach du comestible, necessaire
aux personnes, etc. (1778) .. 12
Almanach de Versailles, 1784 . . 14
Almanach galant, moral et critique,
en vaudevilles (1785) .. .. 15
Almanach galant, moral et critique,
en vaudevilles (1786) .. .. 15
Almanach pour la presente annee
(1786) 16
Almanach des douze ministres, pour
I'annee 1790 18
Almanach de la mere Gerard pour
I'^mnee bissextile, 1792 .. .. 21
Almanach anacreontique, ou les
Ruses de r Amour .. .. 15
Almanach conteur .. .. .. 160
Almanach de Coblentz ., .. 21
Almanach dansant .. .. .. 10
Almanach Dauphin, ou Histoire
abregee des princes . . . . 8
Almanach de Gotha . . . . 9
Almanach de la Federation de la
France ..■ 20
Almanach de la Toilette et de la
Coiffure 11
Almanach de la petite poste de Paris 13
Almanach de la Samaritaine . . 496
Almanach d'ltalie, ou la Bigarrure
galante .. .. .. .. 14
Almanach de la Samaritaine (du
PontNeuf) 16
Almanach de Nilsonn .. .. 13
Almanach des Aristocrates .. 21
Almanach des Cocus .. .. 8
Almanach des honnetes femmes . . 337
PA6C
Almanach des Honnetes gens 20, 22
Almanach des Eipiigrans .. .. 20
Almanach des Pranpaises c616bres par
leurs vertus .. ., .. 19
Almanach des Gourmands . . 20
Almanach des Graces ., .. 21
Almanach des Heroides .. .. 10
Almanach des Marches de Paris .. 13
Almanach des Muses .. .. 497
Almanach des Prisons .. .. 20
Almanach du Chasseur . . . . 10
Almanach du bon Fran9ais . . 13
Almanach (L') du Diable .. .. 8
Almana ch galant du XVIII me siecle 15
Almanach du pere Gerard pour 1792 115
Almanach gfographique ou Petit
Atlas elementaire . . . . 10
Almanach galant des Costumes
frangais ., .. .. .. 15
Almanach galant des Costumes
franpais les plus 4 la mode .. 13
Almanach historique de la Eevolution
frangaise .. .. .. .. 438
Almanach Iconologique .. .. 221
Almanach litteraire, ou Etrennes
d'ApoUon 19
.Almanach perpdtuel des pauvres
diables .. .. .. .. 15
Almanach pour la presente annee..
La Galerie des femmes .. .. 11
Almanach pour la presente ann^e .. 8
Almanach utile et agrfeble de la
loterie .. .. .. .. 8
Almanachs de Berlin, etc. .. .. 110
Alraon's Political Register and Im-
partial Review .. .. .. 24
Alphabet musical .. .. .. 269
Alsace frangaise (L') . . . . 24
Amaryllis .. .. .. .. 513
Amelie, ou les Ecarts de ma Jeunesse 24
Amelot de la Houssage .. .. 24
America, a Prophecy .. .. 6&
Ami (L') des fiUes 24
Amilca, ou, Pierre le Grand . . 148
Amilec, ou la Graine d'Hommes . . 534
Amitie (L') Scythe 24
Amoenitates poeticse .. .. 24
Amorous Sketches by Master Cupid 24
Amour en fureur (L') .. .. 24
Amour (L')parmi les jeux .. .. 24
Amours (Les) die Cartouche .. 25.
Amours de Chariot et Toinette (Les) 24
Amours d'Horace (Les), .. .. 25.
Amours (Les) de Henri et de Made-
lein 25
Amours d'Ismfene et d'lsmenias .. 4ft
Amours de Lysandre et de Caliste .. 25.
Amours de Mirtil (Les) .. .. 25
Amours de Theag&ie et de Chariclee 236:
Amours des Dames illustres, etc. .. 89
Amours (Les) et les Aventures de
Lord Fox 25
INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS
58&
• Amours et aventures galantes d' Alex-
andre etc. .. .. .. .. 25
Amusement de la Eaison .. .. 505
Amusements des Baux d'Aix-la-
Chapelle 26
Amusements des Eaux de Spa .. 25
Amusements (Les iiouveaux) des
Eaux de Spa 26
Amusements de la Campagne, de
la Cour et de la Ville .. .. 26
Amusements d'un convalescent .. 26
Amusements geographiques et histo-
riques .. .. .. .. 26
Amusements h^roiques et galants 26
Amusements serieux et comiques 161
Amusettes des grasses et des maigres
Jl I'usage de ceux, etc. .. .. 26
An Academy for Grown Horsemen 481
An Account of the English Colony
in New South 'Wales .. .. 115
An Account of the Remains of the
Worship of Priapus .. .. 264
An Account of the Eoman Anti-
quities .. .. .. .. 330
An Account of the first Discovery 470
Anacreon en belle humeur . . .. 15
Anacr&n, Sapho, Bion et Moschus 26
Analysis of Beauty (The) .. ..242
Anatomy of the Horse (The) .. 518
Ancien et le nouveau Paris (L') 28
Ancient and present State of Glou-
cestershire (The) .. .. .. 38
Ancient Architecture of England
(The) 94
Ancient Masonry .. ., .. 291
Ancient Popular Poetry .. .. 469
Ancient Songs from the time of Henri
III., etc 469
Anecdotes Indostanes .. .. 580
Anecdotes interessarjtes et histo-
riques de I'illustre voyageur .. 28
Anecdotes du jour, ou Histoire de
nia detention h, la prison de . . . 28
A new and accurate History and
Survey of London .. .. 169
A new Book of Ornaments .. .. 187
A new Drawing Book of Ornaments 321
A new History of Gloucestershire .. 486
A New Voyage round the ^orld .. 131
An Essay on the Art of Engraving,
etc 258
An Essay on the Proportions of
Eclipse 547
An Excursion to Brighthelmstone . . 47 9
Anfangs-grunde der Pechtkunst .. 261
Anglo-Norman Antiquities, etc. .. 158
Angola .. .. -. •• 374
An Historical Account of the British
Trades, etc 234
An historical Essay on the Dress of
the ancient and modem Irish .. 569
Arileitung zur Kupferstichkunde . . 45
PAGE.
Annales du rSgne de Marie-Therfee 198
Annales Eegioduni Hullini . . .. 20T
Annals of Horsemanship .. .. 204
Annals of Sporting . . .. .. 482
Annee galante ou Etrennes S, I'amour 23
Ann'quin BreciouiUe .. .. 217
Annette et Lubin .. .. .. 178
Annuaire du Eepublicain ,. .. 357
Anthologie franpaise .. .. 366.
Anti-Financier (L') .. .. 29
Anti-Lucretius .. .. .. 423.
Antiquarian Repository (The) .. 29^
Antiquaries' Museum (The) .. 502
Antiquites Etrusques, Grecques et
Romaines ., .. 232, 233.
Antiquites nationales .. .. 358
Antiquities of Athens .. .. 518'
Antiquities of Berkshire .. .. 3f
Antiquities of England and Wales 225
Antiquities of Great Britain .. 235.
Antiquities of Ireland .. .. 226
Antiquities of London, etc. .. .. 509-
Antiquities of Scotland .. .. 226-
Antiquities of St. Peter's . . . . 90.
Antiquities of Warwickshire .. 161
Antiquities, or Venerable Remains of
above 400 Castles .. .. 87
Anti-Rousseau, par le poete sans fard 200
Antoine Bernard et Rosalie .. 29
Aphorisms on Man .. .. .. 65.
Aphrodisiaque externe .. .. 148-
A picturesque Representation, etc. 38
Apollon Mentor .. .. .. 375-
Apologie de la Tendrcsse .. .. 22
Apologie du Goftt fran9ais .. .. 98.
Apologie for her Life .. .. 52;
Apologie pour Herodote .. .. 172
Apologie pour I'Ordre des Francs-
Mafons .. .. .. .. 195
Apotheose du beaux sexe .. .. 30.
Arabesques (Nouvelle Collection d') 31
Archdall (M.), Monasticon Hibemi-
cum .. .. .. .. 3.
ArchitecturaCivilis.. .. .. 130
Architecture de Jardins .. .. 203-
Architecture franfaise .. .. 340
Architecture franfoise .. .. 70>
Architecture Modeme .. .. 257
Architecture in English, Italian, and
French 401
Arc Triomphal de I'Empereur Maxi-
milian I. ... .. .. .. 88
Aretin d'Auguste Carrache (L') .. 32:
Aretin de la Revolution (L') . . 32
Argillan 190'
Aristee, ou De la Divinite .. .. 237
Armorial alphabetique, etc. .. 158
Armorial de la Chambre des comptes 138
Arnold Abraham de aartsvader .. 245
Arnaud (Baculard d') .. 35,36.
Arrangement of Provincial Coins, etc. 116
Arrest de la Cour du Pamasse, etc. 98.
580
INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS
Art (V) de convertir le fer forge en
acier .. .. ■■ ■• «"
Art (L') de faire 1' Amour .. .. 36
Art (L') de nager, etc. .. .. 37
Art de se reproduire (L') . . . . 37
Art de plumer la poule sans crier
(L') 37
Art (L') de tirer les cartes . . . . 37
Art (L') de voyager dans les airs . . 37
Art of Angling .. .. .. 84
Art of Dancing . . . . . . 128
Art of Fencing . . . . . . 1
Artist's Repository and Drawing
Magazine .. .. .. .. 37
Ascanius moderne . . . . . . 37
Ashmole(E.) 37
Assemblee de Francs-Magons, etc. 194
A System of Heraldry .. ..384
A System of Magicl; .. .. 131
A Survey of the Cities of London
and Westminster .. .. 516
A Survey of Dorsetshire .. .. 114
Atlas modeme . . . . . . 38
Atlas Universel .. .. .. 544
A Treatise of Chorography . . . . 172
A Treatise of the five Orders of
Architecture .. .. .. 467
A Treatise on Diamonds and Pearls 255
A Treatise upon ancient Painting .. 539
Attic Miscellany (The) .. .. 38
Authentic Memoir of the Life, In-
trigues, etc. .. .. .. 269
Aventures (Les) comiques et plai-
santes, etc. . . . . . . 40
Aventures d'Aristee et de Telasis . . 158
Aventures de Chereas et de Callirhoe 176
Aventures de Don Quichotte .. 102
Aventures de Joseph Andrews,
etc. 186
Aventures de Messire Anselm . . 247
Aventures de Don Antonio de
Bufifalis 265
Aventures divertissentes (Les) du
Due de Eaquelaure . . . . 40
Aventures (Les) du Chevalier
d'Alvincourt ., .. .. 40
Aventures du chevalier des Grieux
et de Manon Lescaut . . . . 429
Aventures et plaisante Education,
etc. 347
Aventures et Espiegleries de Laza-
rille deTormes 248
Aventures galantes de Rosalie .. 40
Aventures merveilleuses du mandarin
Tum-Hoam 40
Aventurier (L') hollandois . . .. 40
Aviceptologie franfaise .. .. 41
Avis d'un pere ^ sa fiUe .. .. 32
Avis et Pratiques, etc. .. .. 164
A Voyage of Discovery to the North
Pacific Ocean .. .. .. 543
Azalais et le gentil petit Aimar .. 175
B
B . . . National sous les auspices
de la Reine . . . . . . 42
B . . . patriotique .. .. .. 42
Bacchus and Venus . . . . . . 42
Bagatelles anonymes .. .. 148
Baladins (Les) .. .. .. 42
Balance (La) chinoise .. .. 43
Bardic Museum of Primitive British
Literature .. .. .. .. 480
Baronage of Scotland (The) . . 155
Baths of the Romans (The) .. 92
Beaumarchais (Caron de) . . 49, 50
Beauties of Sterne . . . . . . 482
Beauties of Tom Brown .. .. 480
Belisaire 342
Belle Libertine (La) .. .. 51
Belle sans Chemise (La) . . . . 52
Bell's British Poets 52
Bell's British Theatre .. .. 52
Belloy(De) 52
Bergeries et Opuscules . . . . 394
Beverlei, trag^die bourgeoise .. 497
Bewick 57-59, 206, 372, 383, 417, 469,
510, 533, 539
Bibliotheca Topographica Britannica 384
Bibliotheca Universal de la Poly-
graphia espanola .. .. .. 470
Bibliotheque Choisie de Contes . . 60
Bibliotheque de Campagne . . . . 60
Bibliotheque des Artistes et des Am-
ateurs .. .. .. .. 411
Bibliotheque de Madame la Dauphine 373
Bibliotheque des Amans .. .. 337
Bibliotheque des Boudoirs .. .. 60
Bibliotheque du Theatre frangais, etc. 297
Bienfaits de 1' Assemblee nationale . . 61
Bigarrures philosophiques .. .. 534
Bijou (le) des Dames .. .. 61
Bijou de Societe (Le) .. .. 61
Bijoux des neuf soeurs (Les) .. 61
Bijoux du petit neveu de I'Aretin
(Les) 61
Billardon de Sauvigny .. 62, 63
Biographical Dictionary of Engravers 517
Biographical Mirrour (The) .. 234
Birth and Triumph of Cupid .. 534
Bitaube 64
Blackguardiana, or Dictionary of
Rogues, etc. .. .. .• 65
Blake (W.) 65-68
Blaise le savetier, opera-comique, par
M.S 503
Blanpay .. .. •• ■• 217
Blin de Sainmore .. .. 68,69
Blondel 70
Blossoms of Morality . . . . 372
Boccaccio .. .. .. 70, 71
Boileau (Nicolas Despreaux) . . 72-75
Bon Ton Magazine . . . . . . V7
Book of Ahania (The) .. .. 67
INDEX OP AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
587
PAGE
Book of Ceilings .. .. .. 467
Book of Jewellers' Work .. .. 187
BookofThel 65
Botanologia, English Herbal .. 496
Bouclier .. .. .. .. 78
Bouflflers ... . .. 78, 79
Boutique du Peintre (La) . . . . 80
Breviaire des enfants de la joie (Le) 83
Breviaire des jolies Pemmes . . 355
Breviaire du diocese d'Evreux .. 83
Breviarium Aurelianense . . . . 83
Breviarium historias roman* . . 173
Breviarium Parisiense . . . . 83
Bridgatina .. .. .. .. 84
Brieven over de Vereenigde Neder-
landen
Britannia
Britannia lllustrata . .
Britannia Romana . .
British Angler (The)
British Autography . .
British Musical Miseellany . .
British Monarchy ..
Brunettes bachiques
Builder's and Workman's Treasury of
Designs
Bulletin de couches de Mme. Target
Bums (R.). Poetical Works
Bums(R.)
Bussy-Rabutin
Butler (Sam.)
C
Cabinet Choiseul .. .. .. 45
Cabinet de Lampsaque (Le) .. 90
Cabinet de Pierres antiques, etc. . . 90
Cabinet des Fees .. .. 90,91
Cabinet des Singularitez d'Arohi-
tecture 302
Cabinet et Magasin des Modes .. 90
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's
Drawing Book .. .. ■■ 508
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's
Guide 239
Cabinet of Genius .. .. .. 90
Cabinet Poullain .. .. .. 46
Oahier (Premier) de meubles de dif-
ferentes formes, etc. .. .. 38
Cahier d'Omements de Vases, de Pen-
dules, etc 495
Cahier de six Noeuds de Rubans .. 418
Cahiers des Arabesques dess. par J.B.
H 247
Calendrier des Saints . . 302
Calliope, or English Harmony .. 512
Campe's Elementary Dialogues for
Youth 66
Campistron .. .. .. •• 92
Candide, ou rOptimisme .. .. 562
Canevas de la Paris (Les) ., .. 92 |
217
92
262
246
575
530
511
60
43
292
359
58
89
PAQE
Cantatrioe (La) par Infortune . . 93
Cantiques et Pot-pourris .. .. 93
Cantiques Nouveaux, etc. . . . . 93
Captivite de Lafayette .. .. 6
Caquet Bon-Bee . . . . . . 259
Caquire, parodie de Zaire . . . . 93
Caravane du Sultan Ma Mecque .. 549
Caricature Magazine (The) . . . . 481
Caricatures politiques .. .. 94
Carolina et Saint-Hilaire .. .. 94
Caroline de Litchfield .. .. 371
Cassandra, a Romance . . . . 94
Catalogue de I'CEuvre de Oh. Nic.
Cochin fils .. .. ' .. 96
Catalogue des vases, colonnes, etc. 96
Cataracts de I'lmagination . . . . 108
Catch Club (The) 511
Oatechisme du cure Meslier .. 337
Catesby 97
Causes amusantes et connues .. 173
Cauvet 98
Caylus (Comte de) .. .. 98-100
Gazette 100, 101
Cecile, drame .. .. .. 85
Cecile, fiUe d'Achmet II 101
Celastine, ou les Epoux sans I'etre .. 101
Celiane ou les Amants reduits par
leur vertus .. .. .. 101
Genie, piece en cinq actes .. .. 218
Cept Fables, etc. .. .. .. 175
Cent Fables de quatre vers cha-
cune .. .. .. .. 364
Cent Pensees d'une Jeune Anglaise 306
Cequi plait aux dames .. .. 101
Ceremonies du uiariage de Louis,
dauphin de France .. .. 101
Cervantes .. .. .. 101-4
C'est ici les diflferents Jeux des Petits
Polissons de Paris .. .. 489
C'est un Ange . . . . . . 354
Ghace (The), a Poem .. ..510
Chair-maker's Guide .. .. 335
Chansons choisies .. .. .. 105
Chansons de la trSs venerable Con-
frerie des Francs-Maf ons, etc. . . 195
Chansons des bons Cousins, etc. . . 105
Chansons notees, etc. . . . . 381
Chansons Nouvelles . . . . 417
Ghansonnier de la Montagne (Le) .. 105
Chansonnier des Graces (Le) . . 105
Ghansonnier (Le), patriote .. .. 105
Charles IX., ou I'Bcole des Eois .. 109
Charlotte Corday 464
Chamois (J. Ch. Le Vacher de) 106, 107
Charte constitutionelle des Franpais 107
Gh&timents usites en Russie .. 468
Chaucer's Prologue . . . . . . 68
Chesterfield Travestie .. .. 481
Children's Friend (The) .. .. 56
Chippendale 109
Ghodowiecki .. .. •■ HO
Choix de Powies 509
588
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
PAGE
Choix de Chansons .. .. .. 266
Choix de Costumes civils et militaires 574
Choix de Fabliaux mis en vers .. 251
Choix de petits Romans de differons
genres .. .. ., .. 406
Choix de Pierres, etc. . . . . 166
Choix de Poesies allemandes . . 247
Choix lyrique et sentimental . . 353
Choregraphie, ou I'art de decrire la
dance, etc. .. .. .. Ill
Choregraphie .. .. .. 127
Christlioher Seelenschatz .. .. 261
Christoph Colomb .. .. .. 112
Chronicle of England .. ., 517
City and County Builders' and
Workman' Treasury of Design .. 291
Civil and Natural History of
Jamaica .. .. .. „ §5
Clarisse Harlowe .. .. ., 466
Claude et Claudine .. .. .. 472
Clio and Euterpe . . . . . . 113
Cochin (Charles Kicolas) .. .. 113
Code de la nature (Le), poeme, etc. 113
Code de musi que pratique .. .. 444
Code du Bonheui- .. .. .. 171
Coeffures de Dames .. .. .. 138
Coiffures a, la mode de 1781 .. 114
Colardeau .. .. .. .. 114
Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis .. 543
Collection and Selection of English
Prologues, etc. .. .. .. 114
Collection complete des Portrait?,
etc. 132
Collection complete de Romances
d'Estelle 189
Collection complete des Tableaux
Eistoriques, etc. .. .. .. 523
Collection de Cent Silhouettes des
Personnes illustres et celebres .. 29
Collection de Portraits pour faire
suite aux Hommes illustres ., 288
Collection de 95 portraits, etc. .. 247
Collection des Uniformes de I'armee
franpaise, 1791-1814 .. .. 546
Collection de Vases .. .. .. 191
Collection de Vignettes, Fleurons,
etc. 113
Collection des Dessins des Poeles de
formes antiques et modernes . . 392
Collection des Jardins anglais . . 473
Collection des Vues de la Ville de
Vienne, etc. .. .. .. 503
Collection for the History of
Worcestershire .. .. .. 381
Collections for a History of Sand-
wich, etc. .. ., .. ,. 81
Collection of Arms, Crests, etc. . . 86
Collection of Bird's-eye Views, etc. 60
Collection of Chimney-pieces .. 467
Collection of Etchings .. .. 144
Collection of Old Ballads .. .. 43
Collection of One Hundred Views, etc. 81
Collection of 150 select Views in
England 496
Collection of 120 views of ancient
Buildings in England .. .. 94
Collection of Prints, etc. .. 80,471
Collection of Songs, with music .. 511
Collection of the Dresses of different
Nations .. .. .. .. 255
Collection of various Forms of
Stoves, etc. .. .. .. 470
Collection of Voyages .. .. 127
Coligny, ou la Sainte Barthelemy,
tragedie 35
Collins 115
CoUinson .. .. .. .. 115
Comforts of Bath (The) .. ..479
Commines (Phil, de, sieur d'Argen-
ton) 116
Common Prayer-Book .. .. 116
Compendious Treatise on Modern
Education.. .. .. .. 480
Compleat Gamster (The) .. .. 506
Compleat Fencing-master (The)' .. 245
Complete Body of Heraldry . . 167
Complete Collection of old and new
English and Scotch Songs .. 511
Compte fait de Barr§me .. .. 44
Compleat History of Magick, etc. .. 79
Compleat History of the Lives and
Robberies, etc. .. .. .. 509
Complete "Treatise on the Theory
and Practice of Fencing .. .. 331
Complete View of the Dress and
Habits, etc. .'. . . . . 518
Conferences sur I'expression des pas-
sions .. .. .. .. 300
Confessions d'un Solitaire (Les) .. 116
Confession naive de Victorine . . 116
Congres politique .. .. .. 117
Congreve (W.), Works .. .. IIT
Conjuration de Nicolas Gabrini dit
Rien?i .. .. .. .. 158
Conjuration de Philippe (La) . . 117
Connaissance parfaite des Chevaux
(La) 117
Conseil de Momus (Le) .. .. 117
Considerations sur les causes, etc. .. 369
Considerations sur le goveniement
de la Pologne, etc. .. .. 475
Considerations sur les Moeurs de ce
Sieole 159
Considerations philosophiques .. 117
Constant de Rebecque .. .. 117
Constitution de la Republique fran-
paise .. .. .. .. 118
Constitution franpaise .. .. 118
Constitution of the Antient Fra-
ternity, etc. .. .. .. 185
Constitutions of the Antient Fra-
ternity of free and accepted Masons 28
Constitution of the Freemasons (The) 195
Contes, Aventures et Faits singuliers 430^
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
.589
PAGE
Contes de ma M^re TOye . . . . 408
Contes deroWs .. .. .. 385
Contes des Fees . . . . . . 408
Contes en vers et quelques pieces
fugitives . , , , 82
Contes en vers par M. D * * * . . 127
Contes et Idylles . . . . . . 261
Contes nouveaux . . . . . . 223
Contes et Nouvelles de Marguerite
de Valois 335-9
Contes et NouveUes en vers par G.
deM*** 376
Contes et Poesies .. .. .. 115
Contes mis en vers par un petit
cousin de Rabelais .. .. 31
Contes Moraux . . . . 342, 353
Contes moraux et Nouvelles Idylles
146, 209
Contes Nouveaux .. .. .. 118
Contes Nouveaux et Nouvelles Nou-
velles en vers .. .. .. 400
Contes Nouveaux en vers et Poesies
fugitives .. .. .. .. 417
Contes orientaux .. .. .. 99
Contes pour ceux qui peuvent encore
rire 118
Conversation d'une courtisane philo-
soph 385
Copper-plate Magazine (The) .. 118
Corbeille de Glycere (La) .. ..118
Corneille 119-20
Comiohon et Toupette, histoire-fee 120
Correspondence de Fernand Cortez,
etc. 187
Coryat's Crudities 120
Costumale Buffense . . . . . . 533
Costumes civUs actuels, etc. .. 336
Costumes des ancieus Peuples .. 128
Costumes des Eepresentants du Peuple
etc. , 464
Costumes et Annales des grands
Theatres de Paris . . . . 106
Cours de Belles-Lettres .. .. 48
Court de Gebelin 123
Cour de Louis devoilee (La) . . 122
Coureur de Nuit (Le) .. ..122
Cours d' Architecture .. 41, 70
Cours des principaux Fleuves et
Uivi^res de I'Europe .. .. 326
Cousin (Le) du Compare Ma-
thieu .. ., .. .. 122
Courtisan des abuse .. .. .. 122
Cousin de Faublas (Le) .. .. 122
Covent Garden Magazine . . . . 122
-Crebillon 123,124
Crebillonfils .. .. 124,125
Crementine .. .. .. •• 216
Crimes de Eobespierre .. .. 125
Crisde Paris 423
Oryes of the City of London . . 296
Cupid (Tlie) 511
Cupid's Magic Lanthora .. .. 479
Cupidon logicien, ou Les Pedagogues
dCytMre 12,117
Cupidon vainqueur des Heros et des
Demi-Dieux ., .. .. 22
Curiosity de Paris, de Versailles, etc 126
Cuvilies (Francois de), pke et fils .. 126
Cyane, ou les jeux de destin . . 62
Oymbalum Mundi 143
Cyrus 539
Cythere assiegee .. .. .. 177
D
Dance of Life (Thu) .. .. 488
Dancing-master .. .. .. 128
Dancing-master (The) .. .. 127
Danse (La), des morts comme elle est
d^peinte, etc. .. .. .. 128
Daphnis et Chloe .. .. .. 324
Darstellung und Geschichte des
Geschmaoks .. .. .. 443
Das Gedechtnisz des . . . Albert
Durers .. .. .. .. 32
Das Lob der Narrheit .. ., 170
Das Veranderte Russland .. .. 573
Dectres des sens sanctionnes, etc. .. 130
Defoe (D.), 130 131
De Groote Schonburgh der nederlant-
sche Konstchilders .. .. 247
De la Oharlatanerie des savants .. 352
De la Distribution des maisons de
plaisance, etc. . . . . . . 70
De la maniere de graver i, I'eau-forte,
etc... .. .. .. .. 77
Del'Amitie 32
De la Nature . . . . . . 470
De la I'hilosophie du bonheur . . 134
De la Philosophic de la Nature .. 134
De la Sagesse .. .. .. 107
De la Saltation theatrale .. .. 296
Delassements du boudoir (Les) .. 132
Delicise Britannicae .. .. .. 60
Delices de la Grande Bretagne . . 64
Delices de la Solitude .. .. 93
Delille (Abbe) 132-4
Delineations of Nautical Characters 480
De r Usage des Statues chez les
Anciens .. .. .. .. 227
De rUtilite de la Flagellation, etc. . . 348
Demarteau .. ., .. 135, 136
Demoustier .. .. .. .. 136
Denonciation des Crimes .. .. 137
De Be Diplomatica libri VL .. 331
Der weis Kunig .. 536
Der Zierlichen Schreib-Kunst . . 48
Description abreg^e des quinze
Journees de la Revolution .. 366
Description de ce qui a ete pratiqu^,
etc... 72
Description de la Chambre et du Lit
de parade, etc. .. .. .. 285
590
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
Description de la Feste et Feu
d' Artifice 140
Description de la ville Ae Paris . . 83
Description de la Place Louis XV. . . 304
Description de I'Eglise royale des
Invalides .. .. .. .. 179
Description de Paris, de Versailles, etc. 416
Description de I'Arabie .. .. 384
Description de I'lsle des hermaphro-
dises .. .. .. .. 532
Description de I'lsle des hermaphro-
dites 168
Description de toutes les nations de
I'empire de Eussie .. .. 207
Description du Cap de Bonne Esper-
ance .. .. .. .. 264
Description du Catafalque et Pompe
funebre, etc. .. .. .. 140
Description du Catafalque, etc. 140, 141
Description du cheval selon ses poils,
etc 468
Description du feu d'artifice, etc. .. 140
Description du ManSge moderne, etc. 168
Description du Mausolee, etc. .. 140
Description d'une partie de la vallee
de Montmorency, etc. . . . . 308
Description du Plan en Relief, etc. . . 400
Description des Alpes, etc. .. .. 80
Description des Bains de Titus . . 425
Description des experiences de la
machine aerostatique, etc. . . 176
Description des F6tes donnees par la
. Ville de Paris 139
Description des principales PierreSj
etc. 270
Description des Travaux, etc. .. 340
Description generale et particuliere
de la France .. .. .. 139
Description et representation exacte
de la Maison, etc. .. .. 264
Description historique et topogra-
phique, etc. .. .. .. 122
Description historique de I'hotel
royal des Invalides .. .. 407
Description historique, etc. . . 371
Description historique de Paris . . 346
Description mfithodique d'une Col-
lection de Mineraux, etc. . . 471
Description nouvelle de ce qu'il ya,
etc. .. .. .. .. 83
Description of Cornwall . . . . 386
Description sommaire des Ouvrages
de peinture, etc. .. .. .. 33
Descriptive Catalogue (A) .. .. 525
Descrizione delle feste, etc. .. 141
Des Deutsch Franf os Schriften . . 535
Desiderata Curiosa .. .. .. 406
Designs, consisting of Plans and Ele-
vations, etc. ., .. .. 258
Designs for Country Seats or Villas 467
Designs in Architecture for Garden
Chairs, etc. ... .. ... 470
Designs to a Series of Ballads written
by W. Hayby
Desmond
Des Passions, par I'auteur du Traite
de I'Amitie
Dessus de Boites et Tabatieres
Details des plus interessantes parties
d' Architecture
Devises pour les tapisseries du roi ..
Dialogue entre le docteur Quickley
et M. Amen
Dialogue interessant et vrai, etc. . .
Dictionnaire d'Arjour .. .,
Dictionnaire de I'Academie fran9aise
Dictionnaire de la Fable
Dictionnaire des Graveurs . .
Dictionnaire des Individus, etc-
Dictionnaire des Individus envoyes
k la mort ..
Dictionnaire des Monogrammes, etc.
Dictionnaire Iconologique ..
Dictionnaire portatif des Beaux-Arts
Diderot (Denis) .. .. 145-
Diners do M. Guillaume
Direction for Breeding and Fighting
'Game Cocks
Directions for Navigating, etc.
Discours de la Lanterne aux Pari-
siens
Discours prononce par MUe. Perette
de la Babille
Discours qui a remporte le prix, etc.
Discours sur I'Histoire de France ..
Discours sur les Monuments publics,
etc.
Discours sur I'Origine et les Fonde-
ments de I'lnegahte, etc. ..
Display of Heraldry
Dissertation sur les antiquites de
Eussie
les Attributs de
sur I'Origine des
Dissertation
Venus
Dissertation
Francs . .
Dissertation sur la preeminence des
chats, etc.
Disticha de moribus ad filium
Dithyrambe sur I'immortalit^ de
I'Ame
Divers Habillements de Pretres de
Eussie, etc.
Divers Habillements des Femmes de
Moscovie ..
Divers Ornements ..
Diverses Vues de Livonie . .
Diverses Vues du Chateau de Meudon
Division- Viol (The)
Doctrina numorum veterum
Dolbreuse, ou I'Homme du siecle . .
DonQuichotte
Don Quichotte, poSme heroi comique
Don Quixote .. .. 103,
67
509
32
160
162
145
145
145
337
145
384
47
432
261
112
271
271
-147
147
113
118
143
132
474
147
327
475
229
229
270
465
364
97
134
309
309
411
309
509
521
166
320
103
258
104
INDEX OP AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
591
Dorat
148-155
Douglas
.. 155
Doutes sur la llberte de I'Escaut
.. 359
Doux Loisirs, etc
.. 156
Drake (F.)
.. 156
Dramatic Works
.. 156
Dramalick Works . .
.. 50
Dryden(J.)
.. 156
DuBonheur..
.. 505
Du Buisson ..
.. 158
Ducatus Leodiensis . .
.. 533
Duclos
.. 159
Du Contrait social . .
.. 475
Duflos
.. 160
Dugdale (Sir W.) ..
.. 161
Du Laocoon ..
.. 315
E
Eboracum .. .. .. .. 156
Eccentric Excursions . . . . 575
Edinburgh Miisical Miscellany .. 513
Edmondson (J.) .. ., 166,167
Edouard et Arabella . . . . 142
Edouard et Clementine .. .. 380
Edward, ou le Spectre du Chateau 167
Eisen (Charles) 167
Eisenburg (Le baron d') . . . . 168
Elegiac Sonnets .. .. .. 509
Elegies de TibuUe 533
Elements de la Philosophie de
Newton 562
Elements de perspective pratique .. 543
Elemens [et Nouveaux Elemens]
d' Architecture 402
Elemens generaux des Mathemati-
ques .. .. .. .. 131
Elements of Bacchus .. .. 575
Elements of Morality .. .. 66
EMonore de Eosalba .. .. 443
Eleonore, ou I'Heureuse Personne .. 168
Eliezer et Nephtaly.. ., .. 188
Elite des Poesies 108
EUzabeth de France .. ..464
El Museo pictorico y escala optica ., 379
Eloge de Corneille 291
Eloge de Henri IV 287
Eloge de I'Asne 168
Eloge de I'Bnfer 52
Eloges des Academiciens, etc. .. 155
Eloge du Pet 355
Eloge du Pou, de la Boue et de la
, PaiUe 355
Elogie du Sein des Pemmes .. 355
Eloge historique de Charles V. .. 551
Eloge historique de M. le duo de
Bourgogne . . .. •■ 303
Emblems of Mortality .. .. 57
Emelie de Varmont . . . . . . 327
Emilie ou les Amants malheureux . . 168
Emire et Agathee ,. .. .. 310
PAGE
Encyclop^die des Voyages .. ., 220
Endymion conte comique .. .. 574
Enfant duB 169
English Dance of Death (The) . . 483
English Fencing-Master (The) .. 65
English Poets (Works of the) . . 169
Engraved Works . . . , . . 42
Entretiens de Phocion .. .. 331
Entretiens, Drames et Contes
Moraux .. .. .. .. 273
Environs of London (The) .. .. 330
Epanohements de 1' Ame . . . . 295
Bpltre El Catherine II 150
Epltre S, I'ombre d'un ami .. .. 150
Epltre d'Heloise a Abeilard . . . . 353
Epltre de Pierre Bagnolet . . . . 150
Eponine .. .. .. .. 134
Epreuve de deux petits caractSies .. 193
Erasmus .. .. ' .. 169-171
Erlustierende Augenweide . . . . 147
Erotopsegnion .. .. .. 171
Essai dAnalyse sur les Jeux de
hasard .. .. .. .. 371
Essai de Litterature . . .. .. 295
Essai de Philosophie morale .. 347
Essai d'un Catalogue de I'oeuvre
d'Btienne de La Belle .. .. 258
Essai geographique sur les Isles
Britanniques .. .. .. 51
Essai, ou Principes Elementaires
etc. 127
Essai philosophique.. .. .. 321
Essai physique sur I'Bconomie
animale .. .. .. .. 437
Essai sur Architecture .. .. 295
Essai sur la musique ancienne et
moderne .. .. .. ., 268
Essai sur I'amdur .. .. .. 171
Essai sur la peinture, etc. .. .. 42
Essai sur 1' Art de la Gruerre .. 1.25
Essai sur I'Eleotricite des corps . . 385
Essai sur I'Equitation . . . . 375
Essai sur I'histoire naturelle, etc. . . 84
Essai sur I'horlogerie .. .. 56
Bssais de Deux Amis ., .. 298
Bssais de Grravure par Pierre B 79
Essais en vers et en prose ., .. 473
Bssais historiques et politiques . . 39
Essais historiques sur la vie de
Marie Antoinette, etc. .. .. 172
Essais historiques sur les moeurs des
Franfois .. .. ' .. .. 499
Essais sur les Passions, etc ,. 172
Essais sur la Necessite et les Moyens
dePlaire 365
Essay for the further Improvement
of Dancing .. .. .. 406
Essay on Archery . . . . . . 375
Essay on the Art of Engraving .. 253
Essay on the Art of Ingeniously
Tormenting 482
Essay on the Proportions of Eclipse 547
.392
INDEX OF AUTHOES ATSTD SUBJECTS
Essay on the History and Reality of
Apparitions
Essay towards a TopograpWcal
History of Norfolk
Essays on Gothic Architecture
Estelle, roman pastoral
Etat actuel de la Musique du Koi, etc.
Etat general des Uniformes des
Troupes, etc.
Etrennes k la verite, on Almanach
des aristocrates ..
Etrennes an beau Sexe
Etrennes aux amateurs de Venus ..
Etrennes aux Belles, donnees par
Voltaire
Etrennes aux dames, avec le calen-
drier de I'annee 1763
Etrennes aux f . . . democrates,
aristocrates, impartiaux .. ..
Etrennes aux grisettes pour I'annee
1790
Etrennes chronometriqnes ..
Etrennes d'Esope, aux Franfois, pour
la presente annee 1774 . .
Etrennes de Flore, etc.
Etrennes des Saisons
Etrennes du jour de I'an
Etrennes du Senfimeut de TAmour
et de I'Amitie
Etrennes du sentiment
Etrennes ecclesiastiques, historiques
et topograpLiques de I'aroheveche
de Paris
Etrennes- en vaudevilles legislatifs . .
Etrennes flnanciSres
Etrennes frangoises ..
Etrennes galantes ou I'lnstant heu-
reux de Cy there ..
Etrennes galantes des Promenades
Etrennes geographiques
Etrennes lyriques, anaoreontiques,
pour I'annee 1781
Etrennes lyriques anaoreontiques
pour I'annee 1785
Etrennes mignonnes, pour I'annee,
1741 ..
Etrennes Rationales
Etrennes nationales, curieuses et in-
structives ..
Etrennes patriotiques
Etrennes sans pareilles
Etruria pittrice
Etudes de Fragments d'Architec-
ture
Etudes prises dans le bas peuple, etc.
Eudoxie, Nouvelle ..
Eugene et Eugenie ..
Eugenie, drame, etc.
Euphremie, ou le Triomphe de la
Religion ..
Europe, a Prophecy
Evenements memorables, etc.
131
69
32
188
172
515
19
21
19
13
9
18
173
310
11
173
11
18
16
173
23
22
173
411
11
12
111
15
8
173
17
12
173
173
554
78
36
141
35
66
174
Examen critique du PoSme de la
Pitie 164
Examen politique et critique, etc. .. 537
Excursion to Brighthelmstone .. 479
Exercises de Oavalerie .. .. 543
Expert Swordsman's Companion .. 331
Explication des Ceremonies, etc. .. 174
Explication des Ceremonies de la
F^te Dieu d'Aix 224
Explication des Fables . . . . 43
Expositions des Doctrines philo-
sophiques de Newton .. .. 331
Extraits de ditferents ouvrages, etc. 403
Extrait des differens ouvrages, etc. 174
Extrait du Journal de mes Voyages 400
F
Fabeln uit gegeven, etc. .. .. 51
Faber (John, sen.) .. .. .. 175
Fables 188
Fables, ancient and modern . . 68
Fables Choisies 273
l''ables choises et NouveUes .. 4C7
Fables et Contes .. .. .. 79
Fables et oeuvres diverses .. .. 38
Fables heroiques .. .'. .. 346
Fables in English and French verse 175
Fables NouveUes .. .. 28D-290
Fables Nouvelles par M. P * * * .. 410
Fables of ^sop and others . .
Fables ou Allegories philosophiques
Fables ornamented with engravings,
etc.
Fables, publiees par I'auteur
Fabliaux et Contes, etc.
Fabulje .iBsopiaJ
Falhemet et Melvil
Faunillane, ou I'lnfante Jaune, conte
Favart
Favre (De)
Fecht-Kunst, etc.
Felicia, ou Mes Fredaines ..
Felix, ou les Aventures d'un jeune
Officier
'Fencing familiarized
Fenn(John)
Fenelon
Fenouillot de Falbaire
Pestinjoyeux
Fetes et Courtisanes de la Grece
F^tes publiques donnees par la ville
de Paris .. .. .. ,.
Fielding (H.)
Figaro au Salon de Peinture
Figures de I'Histoire de France
Figures de I'Histoire de la Repub-
lique Romaine
Figures de I'Histoire sacree
Figures de la Passion de Notre
Seigneur, etc.
59
150
156
334
44
138
510
529
176-178
179
502
382
180
.. 391
.. 184
180-184
.. 184
.. 299
103
185
186
433
372
360
341
400
INDEX or AUTHOKS AND SUBJECTS
503
Figures of British Land and Water
Birds 59
First Book ofUrizen .. „ 66
First Principles of Heraldry .. 60
First Voyage . . . Second Voyage
. . . Third Voyage ., ..118
Five Days' Peregrination in the Isle
ofSheppey .. .. .. 242
Fleurons de Titres et vignettes en-
tlte 299
Fleury (Maria de) 187
Florian (Claris de) .. .. 187-190
Fontenelle 191
Fordrin (Louis) 191
Forty (Jean Franpois) .. .. 192
Fournier. Bpreave de deux petits
characteres .. .. .. 193
Fowler (W.) Coloured Engravings,
etc. 193
Francis et Elisa .. .. .. 193
Francois n. tragedie, etc. .. .. 238
Franklin (B.) Experiments, etc. .. 193
Fredaines lubriques de J. F. Maury 193
Fredegonde et Brunehaut .. .. 372
Free-Masson's Magazine . . . . 195
Freemasonry .. .. 194,195
Fr&re Bonaventure et la belle Ange-
lique .. .. .. .. 196
Freron et Colbert, due d'Estouteville 196
Freudeberg et Moreau. Suite d'Es-
tampes, etc. .. .. .. 196
Freund Heins Ecscheinungen .. 502
Frezier 198
Frickinger (J..M.) 198
Frpmaget .. .. .. .. 198
Prossard 199
Fumelh ou le Triomphe des moeurs
et des vertus . . . . • • 199
Punerailles de G. Ch. Henri, prince
d'Orange 285
Funerailles de G-uillaume — Charles
Henri Prince d'Orange — Nassau . . 434
Fureurs uterines de Marie Antoinette 199
Fuzelier .. .. .. ..199
G
GabrieUe d'Estrees ^ Henri IV.
Gacon
423
200
Gage touche (Le) .. .. ■• 200
Galanteries de la Cour de France .. 200
Gulanterie frangaise (La) .. .. 200
Galatfe pastorale (1791) .. .. 21
Galatfe .. 188
Galathee pastorale. Avous que j'aime 18
Galerie de Florence •• •• 203
Galerie de Modes et des Costumes
franfois ., .. •• •■ 202
Galerie des Peintres flamands, hol-
landais et allemands .. .. 201
Galerie des Tableaux (La) ,. .. 203
PAGE
Galerie Dramatique., .. .. 203
Galerie du Luxembourg- ... .. 200
Galerie du Musee Napoleon . . 378
QaMrie du Palais-Royal, .. .. 121
Galerie electorale de Dusseldorf .. 202'
Galerie Franfoise ., ,. .. 463
Galerie lyrique des spectacles .. 203
Galerie royale de Dresde (Recueil
d'Estampes, etc.) 200
Gal&ie Universelle . . i. .. 205
Galerie universelle des Hommes, etc. 421
Galimard fils (P. J.) .. ..203
Galland 203
Gallery of Fashion 203
Gamache (de) .. .. .. 204
Gambado (G.) 204
Ganz Neue Infensiones' .. .. 48
GarcUasso de la Vega .. .. 204
Garfon et fiUe hermaphrodites . . 204
Gardens (The) 133
Gardening, done from the French
Original 253
Gardening .. .. 291
Gamier (I'Abb^) 205
Gamier (Athanase) .. .. .. 205
Garsault (P. A. de) 205
Gates of Paradise . . . . . . 66
Gautier-Dagauty .. .. ,, 205'
Gautier de Sibert 206-
Gay (J.) 20&
Gebelin (Ant. Court de) .. ..206
Gedichte 384
Gemaelde von St. Petersbourg .. 516
Genealogical History of the Kings
and Queens of England, etc. .. 496
Genealogical History of the House
ofTvery 2»
General History of Ireland . . .. 261
General History of Music .. .. 88
General History of the Robberies,
etc. 256
General History of the Science and
Practice of Music . . .. .. 235
General System of Horsemanship
(A) 384
Gentleman's Recreation (The) 69, 123
Gentle Shepherd (The) .. .. 444
Genevieve de Cornouailles . . . . 348
Genlis (M"° la marquise de) .. 207
Gent(T.) 207
Gentleman's and Cabinet Maker's
Director 109
George (J. Gotth.) 207
Geraldina 580
Gerard (Abbe) 207
Gerard de Lairesse . . . . . . 208
Gerard de Velsen .. .. .. 354
Germain (Pierre, dit le Remain) . . 208
Gersaint 208
Gessner 209-211
Gervaise de la Touche .. 208,209
Gherardi 211
2 Q
594
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
GiUot
Gillot de Moyvre ..
Gillier (J. C.)
Gilliers
Girard (J.-F.)
Girardet (Samuel) ..
Girardin
Girouard
Godard d'Aucourt . .
Godonnesche . .
Goethe
Goetz (J. F. de)
Goldoni
Goldfincli (The) ..
Goldsmith (0.)
Gomez (M. A. Poisson, dame de) . .
Gonzalve de Cordoue
Gooch(T.)
Gorgy
trorjy
Gorsas
Gosse(0.)
Gothic Architecture improved
Gothic Tales and Eomances
Goury de Champgrand
Gough (Richard)
Goya
Grahner
Graffigny (M°° de)
Grammaire des Dames
Grand Oastriotto dAlbanie (Le) ..
Grand Escalier du Chateau de Ver-
sailles
Grandeur de Dieu dans ses moindres
ouvrages ..
■Grandidier (LAbhe)
■Grand Master, or Adventures of
Qui Hi ill Hindostan
"Grand val
Grateloup (J. B. de)
■^rrave (The) a Poem
GraveUe (Levesque de)
"Gravelot
■Gravelot et Cochin ..
•Gravures historiques, etc. . .
Great Theatre of Honour and
bility
'Grecian Orders of Architecture
Grecourt (Abbe de) . .
Gregoire
Gresaet
Greuze(J. B.)
Gribelin (Simon)
Grivoisiana, ou Eecueil facetieux
Grohmann (J. G.) ..
PAGE
.. 212
.. 212
.. 212
.. 212
212, 213
.. 213
.. 213
.. 214
.. 214
.. 214
214,215
.. 215
.. 215
.. 513
215, 216
.. 216
188
216
216
216
217
217
292
482
217
217
217
217
217
432
218
301
218
219
.. 484
.. 219
.. 220
.. 68
.. 221
221, 222
221, 222
.. 222
No-
223,
Grose (P.)
Gruher und Geissler
Grouner
Groupes de Figures . .
Guarini (Battista) . .
Guasoo (LAbbe de)
Guelette(M.)
81
31
224
.. 224
224, 225
.. 225
.. 225
.. 346
.. 225
225, 226
.. 226
.. 226
.. 547
.. 226
.. 227
.. 227
Guenard de Faverelles
PAGE
. 227
Guer ..
. 227
Guerard(F.)
. 227
Guerard (Nicolas)
. 227
Guercino (G. F. Barbieri) ..
. 228
GueudeviUe ..
. 228
Gueulette
. 228
GuiarddeServigne ..
. 228
Guibert(De)
. 228
Guichard
. 228
Guide des Amateurs et des Etranger
j-
Voyageurs k Paris
. 531
Guide du Mar^chal ..
. 285
Guide Eoyal
. 137
Guide to the English Tongue
. 165
Guien (Jean)
. 228
Guillaume de Nassau
. 64
Guillaume Tell
. 190
Guimm(J.)
. 229
Guillen
. 229
Guillon de Montleon
. 229
Gulliver ressuscite ..
. 229
Gulliver revived
. 376
Gustave III.
. 229
Guthrie (Matthieu)
. 229
Guys
. 229
Guzmanade (La)
. 230
Gymnastics for Youth
. 67
H
231
309
Hale(Th.) 231
Halifax and its Gibbet— Law placed
H.(B.)
HabiUements de divers Nations
357
.. 231
231, 232
232-234
,. 234
in a True Light
Haller (Albert de) ..
Hamilton (Comte Antoine)
Hancarville (Hughes dit d') -
Hanway (Jonas)
Harding (S. and E.)
Harley, ou I'Homme sensible
Harris
Harrison (John)
Hasted (E.)
Hawes (B.) ..
Hawkins (Sir John)
Heads of illustrious Persons of Great
Britain
Hearne
Hector Martin
Hedlinger
Heliodore
Helman
H^loise et Abeilard ..
Helyot (Le R. P.)
Hemsterhuis
Henault 237,235
Henri et Sophie .. .. .. 238
Henri IV., drame lyrique, etc. 164, 168
Heririette de Wolmar .. .. 85
Henriette et Chariot .. .. 35
234
234
234
234
235
235
235
247
235
235
235
235
236
321
236
237
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
595
Hepplewhite (A.) .,
Heptameron franpais
Heptameron (German)
Hermant
HermUly (D') et Hurtaut
Hero et L^andre
PAGE
.. 239
.. 338
.. 339
.. 239
.. 239
.. 436
Het Groote Tafereel der dwaasheid, etc. 239
Heures de Paphos (Les) .. .. 240
Heureusement, comedie en un acte et
en vers .. .. .. .. 470
Heureux (Les) Evenements . . 240
Hieroglyphica .. .. .. 240
Hipparchia, histoire galante .. 240
Histoire abregee de la Philosopliie .. 191
Histoire amoureuse des Gaules .. 89
Histoire amoureuse de Pierre le Long,
etc. 62
Histoire d'Angleterre. .. .. 129
Histoire d'Angleterre, d'Eoosse et
d'Irelande 294
Histoire de Bertholde ., .. 241
Histoire de Comouflet . . . . 241
Histoire de diff^rents peuples du
monde .. .. ., .. 117
Histoire de dom B 208
Histoire de Don Eanucio d'Aletes . . 241
Histoire d'Eleonore de Guyenne . . 294
Histoire d'Emile Montague . . 84
Histoire de France .. .. .. 130
Histoire de Prance avant Clovis .. 296
Histoire de Gerard de Nevers et de
la belle Euriante ., .. .. 538
Histoire de Gil Bias- .. 312-314
Histoire de Gouberdom .. .. 209
Histoire de Guillaume III. .. .. 496
Histoire de Guzman d'Alfarache .. 314
Histoire de Huon de Bordeux .. 538
Histoire d'Hypolite .. .. .. 39
Histoire de' Joseph .. .. .. 100
Histoire de I'Abbaye royale de Saint
Germain, etc. .. .. .. 79
Histoire de I'Abbaye de St.-Denis en
France 179
Histoire de I'Academie, etc. .. 82
Histoire de I'Ancien et du Nouveau
Testament.. • 241
Histoire de la Campagne de M. le
Prince de Conde .. .. .. 50
Histoire de I'admirable Don Inigo de
Guipuscoa.. .. .. .. 445
Histoire de I'admirable Don Quixote,
ttc 101
Histoire de I'Art cbez les Anciens .. 575
Histoire de la derniSre Guerre .. 241
Histoire de I'Enfant prodigue .. 164
Histoire d'Eustacbe de Saint-Pierre 216
Histoire de la.Galanterie, etc. .. 109
Histoire de la Grece .. .. 337
Histoire de la Guerre des Bataves, etc. 242
Histoire de la Guerre des Hussites,etc. 306
Histoire de Madame Henriette d'
Angleterre.. .. .. ... 272
PAOE
Histoire de Louis XIV 89
Histoire de Louis XV.,parMedailles 241
Histoire de Mile. Christine, etc." .. 428
Histoire de la Maison de Bourbon .. 143
Histoire de la MIdecine .. .. 302
Histoire de la Princesse de Montx'er-
rat 241
Histoire de la province d' Alsace .. 286
Histoire de la Eevolution de 1789 .. 464
Histoire de la Sainte Chappelle royale
du Palais .. .. 372
Histoire de la Sultane de Perse et
des Visirs .. .. .. .. 241
Histoire do la Vie de Notre Seigneur 319
Histoire de la Vie et de la Mort de
Bianco Capello .. .. .. 349
Histoire de la Ville de la Eochelle
et du pays d'Aulins .. .. 31
Histoire de la ville de Paris . . 179
Histoire de Manon Lescant, etc. . . 429
Histoire de Marie Antoinette . . 371
Histoire de Marie Stuart .. .. 354
Histoire de Miss Jenny . . . . 465
Histoire de Notre-Dame de Liesse .. 551
Histoire de I'Origine et des premiers
progres de I'lmprimerie . . . . 336
Histpire d' Oliver Cromwell.. .. 161
Histoire de Pierre de Montmaur .. 495
Histoire de Pierre ler. .. .. 347
Histoire de Kobert surnommd Brave 538
Histoire de Eussie .. .. .. 130
Histoire de Sir Charles Grandisson 466
Histoire de Sophie Prancourt . . 295
Histoire de Tom Jones ., .. 186
Histoire de Tristan de Leonis et de la
reine Yseult .. .. .. 538
Histoire des Amours de Gr^goire
VII., etc ..240
Histoire des amours et infortunes, etc. 157
Histoire des Aventuriers Flibustiers,
etc 390
Histoire des Caricatures de la Eevolte
des Fracpais .. .. .. 81
Histoire des conqu^tes de Louis XV. 163
Histoire des Decouvertes et Con-
quetes, etc. .. .. ., 272
Histoire des deux Aspasies.. .. 61
Histoire des diables de Loudon . . 39
Histoire des Druses, etc. .. .. 433
Histoire des Empereurs .. .. 360
Histoire des Inaugurations, etc. .. 57
Histoire des Juifs .. .. .. 258
Histoires des Ordres militaires, etc. . . 287
Histoire des Ordres monastiques,
religieux, etc. .. .. .. 236
Histoire des Ordres royaux, etc. .. 508
Histoire des Philosophes anciens .. 499
Histoire des Philosophes modernes . . 499
Histoire des Prisons de Paris . . 387
Histoire des ProgrSs de I'Esprit
humain .. .. .. .. 499
Histoire des Eats . . . . . . 509
596
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
PAGE
Histoire des Eeligions .. .. 239
Histoire des Yncas .. .. .. 204
Histoire du Christianisme des Indes 271
Histoire du Ciel .. .. ..422
Histoire du Clerg^ seculier et regulier,
etc. 236
Histoire d'un dcu de six livres, etc. 472
Histoire du Paraguay .. .. 106
Histoire du Peuple de Dieu .. 56
Histoire du Begne de Louis XIII. . . 317
Histoire du roi Splendide, etc. .. 400
Histoire du TheStre italien .. .. 465
Histoire du Vieux et du Nouveau
Testament 240
Histoire et Description generale de
la NouveUe France .. .. 106
Histoire gen^alogiqug de la maison
d'Auvergne .. .. .. 43
Histoire genealogique de la maison
du Ohatelet 91
Histoire genealogique de maison de
Gondi 119
Histoire generale de Allemagne .. 44
Histoire generale de I'auguste Maison
d'Autriche 264
Histoire generale de Languedoo .. 542
Histoire gen&ale des Brreurs . . 432
Histoire generale des Provinces-Unies 504
Histoire generale des Voyages . . 430
Histoire gdnerale et particuliere de
Bourgogne ■ .. .. .. 421
Histoires les plus remarkables, etc. 242
Histoire litteraire des Femmes Fran-
9oises ., .. .. .. 293
Histoires lubriques, etc. .. .. 242
Histoire militaire du prince Eugene
de Savoie .. .. .. .. 163
Histoire militaire de Flandre .. 51
Histoire naturelle, etc. .. .. 87
Histoire naturelle des glaciSres de la
Suisse 226
Histoire ou Contes du Temps passe
407, 408
Histoire philosophique de I'Homme 358
Histoire philosophique et politique,
etc. 446
Histoire physique, morale, civile et
politique, etc. .. .. .. 302
Histoire prodigieuse et lamentable de
Jean Fauste .. .. .. 240
Histoii'e sacree de la Providence .. 135
Histoire sacre du Nouveau Testa-
ment .. .. .. .. 242
Histoire secrete des amours, etc. .. 298
Histoire secrete des amours . . . de
Catherine II 531
Histoire imiverselle des Theatres,
etc. 241
Historical Account of the British
Trades 234
Historical Account of Nottingham 130
Historical and critical Memoirs, etc. 147
Historical and Genealogical- Account
of Greville Family .. .. 166
Historical Antiquities of Hertford-
shire 108
Historical Antiquities of Somerset . . 115
Historical Collections of the noble
Families of Cavendish, etc. . . 115
Historical Essay on the Dress of the
Ancient and Modern Irish .. 569t
Historical Memoir on Italian Tragedy 569
Historiettes et Nouvelles en vers .. 250
History and Antiquities of Dorset . . 249>
History and Antiquities- of the
Cathedral Church of Salisbury .. 495
History and Antiquities of the City
of York 579
History and Antiquities of Berk-
shire ... .. .. .. 37
History and Antiquities of the County
Palatine of Durham .. .. 249
History and Antiquities of the
County of Essex .. .. .. 372
History and Antiquities of the
County of Leicester .. .. 384
History and Antiquities of Stafford-
shire .. 508
History and Antiquities of the
Counties of Westmorland, etc. . . 384
History and Antiquities of the
Hundred of Desborough, etc. . . 292
History and Antiques of Glaston-
bury 235
History and Antiquities ... of the
Isle of Thanet in Kent .. ..318
History and Antiquities of New-
castle-upon-Tyne.. .. .. 82
History and Antiquities of North-
amptonshire .. .. .. 84
History and . Antiquities of the
Palace of Lambeth .. .. 158
History and Antiquities of the
Parish of Saint Leonard, etc. .. 168
History and present state of Vir-
ginia .. .. .. .. 57
History and Topographical Survey of
the County of Kent .. ..235
History of America.. .. .. 486
History of British Birds .. .. 58
Hist6ry of British land Birds .. 58
History of Devonshire .. .. 424
History of Framlingham .. .. 235
History of Great Yarmouth . . 579
History of Imbanking .. .. 161
History of Johnny Quae Genus . . 485
History of Kent 234
History of London (The) .. ..333
History of Mexico .. .. .. 112
History of Monmouthshire . . . . 575
History of Moray .. .. .. 508
History of Quadrupeds .. .. 57
History of St. Paul's Cathedral .. 161
History of the Art of Horsemanship 53
INDEX or AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
597
History of the County of Cumber-
land 249
History of the Flagellants .. .. 135
History of the Grand Rebellion
digested into verse .. ., 570
History of the great Eastern Window
in St. Peter's Cathedral, York .. 207
History of the Isle of Wight , ..576
History of the Knights Hospitallers
of St. John of Jerusalem .. 547
History of the Lives and Actions of
the most famous Highwaymen,
etc 256
History of the Loyal Town of
Eippon 207
History of the River Thames .. 81
History of the Town of Thetford .. 345
History of the Westminster Election 479
Hive (The) 511
Hoet (Gerard) 242
Hogarth (W.) .. .. 242,243
Holbein 243
Hollandia regenerata . . . . 244
Homer 244, 245
Hom&e vengi .. .. .. 200
Honorine, ou Mes 22 ans .. .. 245
Horatius 245,246
Horda Angel-Cyman .. .. 517
Horse Accomplishments . . . . 480
Hortorum libri IV 445
Hortus Europae Americanus .. 97
Houbraken 247
Houghton Gallery 204
Hudibras .. .. .. .. 89
Huet(J. B.).. ■.. .. 247,248
Hugqier (Jacques-Gabriel) .. .. 248
Hungarian and Highland Broad
Sword 480
Hutchinson (W.) 249
Hymn of Adam and Eve . . . . 359
Iconologie historique des Souverains
de France .. .. .. •• 239
Iconologie par figures .. .. 222.
Iconology .. .. •■ •■ 467
Idee de la Gravure .. .. .. 335
Idee de I'Education du Coeur .. 421
Idee generate d'une Collection com-
plete d'Estampes .. .. 235
Idfe g&erale des Vices principaux
de rinstitut des Jesuites .. 250
IdyUen 250
Idylles (Berquin) 54,55
•Idylles de (Bion et Moschus) .. 64
Idylles de Saint Cyr .. .. 151
Idylles et Contes champStres .. 302
idylles et pi&!es fugitives .. .. 250
Idylles etPoemes champltres 209, 307
Idylles polonaises ., .. •• 250
PACE
Idees sur le Geste et I'action thdatrale lt)9
II Congresso di Citera .. .. 7
II Decamerone .. .. .. 70
11 Libro del Perche 318
Illustrations of the Book of Job .. 68
Illustrations to Dante .. .. 68
II Pastor Fido 226
Images des h&os, etc. .. .. 93
Images des Saints et Paintes .. 88
Imbert .. .. .. 250,251
Imitatione Christi libri quatuor .. 251
Imitateurs de Charles IX. .. .. 251
Imitation de Jesus-Christ .. .. 251
Imitations of. Ancient and Modern
Drawings .. .. .. .. 357
Iijiitations of Drawings by Caravaggio 357
Imitations of Drawings by Parme-
giano .. .. .. .. 357
Imitations of Original Drawings . . 243
Imitations of Pictures by Titian, etc. 253
Ince and Mayhew .. .. .. 252
Inn-Play, or Cornish-Hugg Wrestler 404 '
Instruction donnee par Sa Majeste,
etc. 97
Instruction ou Ecole du Soldat ,. 166
Instructions de Saint Louis . . 551
Instructions milltaires, etc. . . 77
Instructions pour les Jardins, etc. .. 437
Intrigues de la Capitale (Les) . . 18
Introduction h, la science des
medailles .. .. .. .. 334
Investigation of the Charges, etc. .. 481
Irza et Marsis .. .. .. 151
Isabelle et Gertrude . . . . . . 177
Isle de France (L') 252
Ismael et Christine .. .. .. 354
Italic (L') illustree en 135 figures . . 252
Itineraire descriptif de Paris ... 12
Itineraire instructif de Rome . . 544
Itinerant (The) 569
Itinerarium Curissum .. .. 518
Jacobineide (La), pogme, etc. .. 253
Jacques le Fataliste . . .. .. 140
Jardins de Monceau pres de Paris .. 254
Jauffret 254,255
Javotte, oula Jolie vieilleuse parvenus 255
JeanHeimuyer .. .. .. 353
Jenneval .. .. .. .. 352
J&emie, poeme .. .. .. 142
Jerusaleni .. .. .. .. 67
Jeux et divertissement du peuple
russe . . . . . . . . 467
Joachim .. .. .. .. 68
Joannis Meursii Elegantise latini
sermonis .. .. .. .. Ill
Jombert (Ch. A.) .. .. 257,258
Jonson (Ben) .. .. ., 258
Joseph, poeme, etc. .. .. .. 64
598
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
Journal de ce qui s'est fait pour la
reception du Eoi . . . . . . 259
Journal des Muses .. .. .. 259
Journal d'un Voyage en Savoie . . 266
Journal historique .. .. .. 318
Journal of a Journey from Ports-
mouth to Kingston-on-Thames . , 234
Journal of his Voyage to Mexico . . 229
Journal of Sentimental Travels,' etc. 485
Journal of the Siege of Quebec . . 255
Julia 443
Junius (Letters) .. .. .. 259
Juristische Ergotzlichkeiten, etc. . . 260
Justine .. ., .. .. 488
K
Kailaz, ou les Jeunes Sauvages . . 261
Kit-CatClub 263
Kleiner (Salomon) . . . . . . 263
La Belle Captive 219
La Berglre des Alpes .. .. 342
La Bibliotheque bleue . . . . 60
La Bohemienne, comedie, etc .. 177
LaBorde(de) 266
LaBruyere 268,269
La Cause des Esclaves negres, etc. .. 199
La ChandeUe d' Arras . . . . 162
La Chauve-souris du sentiment .. 100
La Chvistiade . . . . . . 266
La Cocarde citoyenne, etrenne dediee
i la Nation .. .. .. 18
La Colombiade . . . . . . 157
La Confederation de Nature .. 109
La Constitution en Vaudeville . . 336
La Conversation, poeme .. .. 134
La Dame de Cbarite .. .. 94
La Dan se, Chant quatrieme, etc. .. 150
La Danse des Morts .. .. 213
La Declamation theitrale . . . . 149
La Decouverte australe .. .. 457
La Dermiere Aventure d'un Homme
de 45 ans .. .. ., .. 458
La Derniere Heloi'se .. .. 129
La Dot de Suzette 186
La Drame de la Vie .. .. 462
La Dunciade .. ., .. 401
La F. . . . manie, poeme lubrique 505
La Faculte vengee . . . . . . 289
La Patalite des Resemblances .. 497
LaFemmeAbbe .. .. .. 338
La Feste et le Feu d'artifice .. 185
La Fete de la Rose 185
La F^te des Bonnes gens .. 17,185
La Fete des Bonnes gens de Canon,
etc. 306
La Fileuse . . . . . . . . 542
La Fille hussard
PAGE
.. 126
La Pleur des Plaisirs .
.. 14
La FoUe de Paris ..
.. 386
La Folle Joumee
49,50
La Fontaine ..
273-284
La Force de I'education
.. 40
La Fosse (Charles de)
284, 285
La Prance illustre ..
.. 539
La Franohe-Mafonnerie rendue a sa
veritable origine .. .. .. 307
La Franoiade, ou I'Anoienna France 546
La Fratricide .. .. .. 331
La Galeide .. .. .. .. 376
La Gralerie de Monsr. le President
Lambert .. .'. .. .. 300
La Galerie du Palais du Luxembourg 485
La Gastronomie .. .. ,, 53
La Generation de I'Homme .. 545
La Geometrie pratique .. .. 334
La Gorge de Mirza .. .. .. 385
La Grande Galerie de Versailles . . 300
La Gueriniere (Fr. Robichon de) . . 286
La Guerre civile de GenSve . . 561
LaHenriade.. ., ,. 556,557
La Jacobineide .. .. .. 336
La Jeunesse de Florian .. .. 189
LajolieFemme ., .. .. 257
LaJoue(De) 287
La Joumee amoureuse .. .. 259
La Journee de I'Amour .. .. 178
La Joumee d'une jolie femme . . 17
La Lais philosoph .. .. .. 287
La Laitiere de SaintrOuen .. .. 472
La Lanteme magique .. .. 292
La Louisiade .. .. " 420
La Maf onnerie Bcossoise, etc. .. 195
La Maison reglee .. .. .. 39
La Malediction paternelle .. ., 457
La Maniere de se bien preparer §, la
mort 109
La Marmotte, vaudeville nouveau . . 344
La Matinfe libertine .. .. 382
La Merope f ranpaise . . . . 561
La Messaline franfaise .. .. 356
La Morale de I'Enfance .. .. 374
La Morale d'Bpicure .. 48, 169
La Mort d'Adam, tragedie . . . . 263
La Mort d' Abel .. .. 211,304
La Mort de Soorate .. .. .. 63
La Mouche .. .. .. .. 375
La Muse lyrique .. .. .. 405
La Muse triumphante . . . . 13
La Musique du Diable .. .. 379
La Mythology mise k la portee de
tout le monde .. .. .. 358
La Navigation, poSme . . . . 171
La Noblesse oommerf ante .. .. 123
La nouvelle Acadfimie des Dames .. 388
La Nouvelle Justine .. .. 488
La Nouvelle Lune .. .. .. 299
La nouvelle Sapho .. .. .. 388
La Nouvelle -Zelis au bain .. ... 412
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
599
La Nuit et le Moment
.. 125
LaOiUe
.. 117
La Pagonotomie
.. 409
La Pariseide ..
.. 214
La Partie de Chasse
.. 114
La pauvre Renti&e ,.
.. 306
La Paysanne parvenue
.. 375
La Paysane pervertie
.. 456
La Peinture, ode, etc.
.. 490
La Peinture, po^me, etc.
306, 357
La P^treade
.. 332
La Petrissee . ,
.. 87
La Philippide
.. 555
La Philis de Soiro ..
.. 76
La Philosophie dans le Boudoir .. 488
La Philosophie du bon sens, etc. - . . 34
La Pierre philosophale des Dames . . 95
La Pipe Casaee .. .. .. 542
La Pitid, po6me 133
La Place 292,293
La Pleiade fran^aise .. .. 31
La Poetique d'Aristote . . . . 34
La Poupee . . . . . . . . 59
La Prevention nationale . . . . 458
La Princesse de Navarre .. .. 561
La Pnisse galante .. .. .. 432
La Pucelle de Paris . . .. .. 157
La Pucelle d'OrWans .. 558-61
La Eecreation des Honnetes gens . . 289
La Eeine de Goloonde .. .. 78
La Religieuse .. .. .. 146
La Eethorique d'Aristote .. .. 34
La Eetraite .. .. .. .. 165
La Eose ou la PSte de Salency . . 62
La Eose sans lupines.. ,. .. 213
La Eoulette ou le Jbiieur .. .. 473
La Sagesse de Louis XVL .. .. 411
La Sainte Bible 59
La Science de I'Arpenteur .. .. 428
La Science du GeomStre .. .. 132
La Science et I'Art de I'Equitation .. 163
La Servante justiflle, opera-comique 175
La Soiree de Papbos, ou les Plaisirs
de la Table 23
La Soirfe du Labyrinth .. .. 510
La Somnabule, comedie .. .. 98
La SybiUe Gaulpise.. .. .. 271
La Tentation de Saint Antoine .. 504
La Th&rie du Jardinage ., .. 502
La Theorie et la Pratique du Jardin-
age.. .. .. •• •• 33
La Tribu indienne .. .. .• 75
La Tyrannie des fees detruite 47, 540
La Valise trouvfe .. .. •• 314
La Vallee de Tempi .. ..571
La Vlnerie . . . . . . • • 192
La VIrite des Miracles, etc. .. 370
La Verite fabuliste, Comedie .. 296
La Vie de la vinlrable mire Mar-
guerite Marie .. .. •■ 292
La Vie de Marianne .. •■ 341
La Vie de mon Pere .. ..456
PAGE
La Vie de N.-S. Jesus Christ .. 212
La Vie de Pedrille del Oampo . . 531
La Vie de Pierre Mignard .. .. 372
La Vie de Socrate .. .. .. 118
La Vie des peintres flamands,
allemands et hoUandois .. .. 138
La Vie du Pope Clement XIV. . . 93
La Vie et les Amours de Tibulle .. 211
La Vie et les Aventures de Lazarille
deTormes... 248
La Vie et les Aventures surprenantes
de Eobinson Crusoe .. .. 131
La Vie et les Opinion de Tristram
Shandy 515
La Vraie histoire comiquedeFrancion 514
L'Academie de I'Homme d'Bpee . . 213.
L' Academic des Dames ... .. 112:
L'Academie militaire .. .. 214
L' Agriculture, polme .. .. 472'
L' Ami de la Concorde .. .. 105-
L'Amides Pemmes.. ".. .. 494
L'Ami desHommes.. .. .. 559'
L' Ami du roi, almanach des honnetes
gens .. .. .. .. 22:
L'Amitil k I'epreuve, comedie, etc.
176, 342
L' Amour h Olympe . . . . . . 16-
L' Amour chez les Philosophes .. 272
L 'Amour filial, opera .. .. 136
L' Amour parmi les jeux .. ». 20-
L'An deux mille quatre cent
quarante .. .. .. •• 353
L' Ancien et le Nouveau Paris . . 386
L'Armee des Dames Nationales .. 462
L'Arcadie 493-
L'Ane d'or aveo le Dtoon familier
de Socrate.. .. .. .- 30-
L'Ane promeneur .. .. .. 217
L'Angleterre ancienne .. .. 518.
L'Anti-Lucrece 424^
L'Antiquite expliquee .. .. 369
L' Antique Eome .. .. .. 220
L'Apotheose de Gregpire .. .. 122
L'Aretin franfois .. .. •■ 385
L'Ariane 142
L' Aristenlte franjais . . . . 385
L'Artd'aimer .. .. 53,398
L'Art d'ameliorer et perfectionner les
hommes .. .. .. •• 358
L'Art de b^tir des Maisons de Cam-
pagne .. •• .• •• ^4
L'Art de Cavalerie 498
L'Art de conduire, etc. .. .. 56
L'Art de faire eclore, ete 447
L'Art de monter a Cheval .. 168,468
L'Art de Peter 249
L'Art des Armes .. .. •■ 128
L'Art des Armes simplifie .. .. 391
L'Art du Menuisier . . . . . . 473
L'Avare, Comedie de Molifere .. 332
L'Ecole de la chasse aux chiens
courants ., .. .. •• 318
600
INDEX OF AUTHORS- AND SUBJECTS
FAGB
L'Bcole de la Nature .. ..166
l-'Ecole du Jardinier fleuriste .. 166
L'Bconomie de 1' Amour . . . . 35
L'Ecumoire 124
L'Bducation de Henri IV 161
L'Elege de la Folie .. .. 170,171
L'Eloge de rivresse .. .. .. 495
L'Emile Chretien 191
L'Empire de la Beaute 'par les
Elemens, etc. .. .. .. 23
L'Encyclopedie carassiSre .. .. 336
L'Bncyclopedie de la Nature .. 169
L'Encyclopedie perruquiere . . 50, 336
L'Bneide de Virgile 123
L'Enfant de mon pere .. .. 162
L'Enfant du Carnival .. .. 417
L'Bspion dans les Oours des princes
Chretiens .. .. .. .. 335
L'Espion des Coulisses .. .. 171
L'Bsprit de Henri IV 428
L'Bsprit des Be&ux- Arts .. .. 172
L'Etat des Arts en Angleterre .. 473
L'Eunuque 219
L' Europe Ulustre .. .. .. 156
L'EventaU ou Zamis et Delphine . . 358
L'Exercise de I'Infanterie fran9oise . . 48
L'Harmonie imitative .. .. 417
L'Heureux Esclave .. .. .. 82
L'Heureux Jour .. .. .. 412
L'Homme ou le Tableau de la vie .. 44
L'Homme des Champs .. .. 133
L'HonnSte Criminel .. .. ., 184
iL'H6pital des Fous 190
L'Hotel superbe de la Ville d'Augs-
bourg 263
L'Hymen, ou le Chois d'une Epouse 271
L'lliade, polme 290
^'Imagination, poeme .. .. 134
L'imitation de Jesus Christ .. 120
L'lndigent, drame, etc. .. .. 353
L'lnfortune Napolitain . . . . 392
L'Infortune reconnaissant .. .. 227
L'Inoculation, poeme en 4 chants . . 471
.L'lnquisition franpaise . . . . 554
Ij'Isle deserte, tragi-comedie .. 115
L'Isle d'Ouessant .. .. .. 62
L'ltalien 443
L'Odalisque 390
L'CBuvrede 469
L'Oiseau perdu et retrouve .. . . 391
li'Ombredu Grand Colbert.. .. 273
ii'Optique de I'Univers .. .. 495
Ii'Optique du jour .. .. .. 472
L'Oracle, Comedie .. .. .. 490
L'Ordene de Chevalerie .. .. 522
L'Ordre de Prancs-Macons trahi .. 195
L'Origine des Grfices .. .. 147
L'Orphelin Anglais . . .. .. 76
L'Orpheline Angloise .. .. 292
Ladies Polite Songster .. .. 513
Lady's Monthly Museum . . . . 271
Lalonde (R. de) 288
FAGG
Lamentations de Jeremy, ode .. 35
Lamour (Jean) .. .. .. 290
Landon(C. P.) 291
Langley(B.).. .; .. 291,292
Langrognet aux Bnfers .. .. 524
Lavater (Jean-Gaspard) .. 297,298
Laure ou Lettres, etc. .. .. 117
Le * * * (bidet) histoire ba-
varde .. .. .. .. 82
Le Arti di Bologne .. .. .. 94
Le Bachelier de Salamanque .. 3l4
Le Balai, poSme heroi-comique .. 162
Le Banquet des Savants .. ». 38
LeBas(J. Ph.) .. .. 298,299
Le BStiment de Saint Sulpioe .. 420
Le Bijou du jour de I'an .. .. 14
Le Bon Militaire 80
Le Brun (Charles) .. .. 300,301
LeBftoheron 228
Le Bureau d'esprit, comedie, etc. .. 486
Le Cabinet de Lampsaque . . . . 233
Le Cabinet des plus beaux portraits,
etc. 543
Le Calcul differentiel et le Calcul
integral .. .. .. ..132
Le Cannameliste franjais .. .. 212
Le Caprice amoureux .. .. 177
Le Celibataire .. .. .. 149
Le Chartreux .. .. .. 146
Le Chevalier de Blamont . . . . 178
Le Ciel reforme .. ,. .. 86
Le Cimetike de la Madeleine . . 452
Le Citoyen desinteresse .. .. 165
Le Clerc (Sebastien) .. 301,302
LeComedien.. .. .. .. 454
Le Commerce de I'Amerique par
Marseille .. .. .. .. 105
Le Compere Mathieu .. .. 162
Le Comte de Saint-Meran .. .. 332
Le Comte de Soissons . . . . 112
Le Comte de Valmont .. .. 207
Le Congres de CythSre .. .. 7
Le Conte du Tonneau . . . . 519
Le Costume, ou Essai sur les habille-
mens, etc. .. .. .. .. 307
Le Cousin de Mahomet .. .. 198
Le Danger des Extremes . . . . 385
Le Decameron .. .. ,. 71
Le Decameron franfois .. .. 541
Le Degr^ des ^ges du Plaisir, etc. . . 359
Le Demon et la Demone maries . . 303
Le Depit et le Voyage .. .. 47
LeDep6t 143
Le Desaveu'de la Nature .. .. 489
LeDeserteur 352,503
Le Diable amoureux .. .. 100
Le Diable Boiteux .. .. 810-312
Le Diable bossu, etc. .. .. 145
Le Diable dans un benitier.. .. 406
Le Diable du Corps 382
Le Diable, histoire satyrique, eto. .. 145
Le Dix-huit fructidor .. .. 147
INDEX OF AUTHOKS AND SUBJECTS
601
Le Doctorat impromptu ,. .. 382
Le Don Quichotte Eomantique . . 485
Le Doyen de Killerine .. .. 430
Le Duointerrompu .. .. .. 364
Le Fabricant de Londres, drame, etc. 184
Le Fatpuni 426
Le Faux ami, drame, etc. .. .. 352
Le Faux Ibrahim .. .. .. 151
Le Faux Eavisseur .. .. .. 176
Le Feste d' Apollo 185
lie Fleau des Tyrans, etc. . . . . 128
Le Fond du Sac 385
Le Forgt 443
Le Furet litteraire .. .. .. 354
Le Gazetier cuirasse . . .. .. 531
Le Geant Isoire .. .. .. 271
Le Gentilhbmme etranger, etc. .. 381
Le Grand Livre des Paintres . . 208
Le Guide du Cavalier . . . . 205
Le Huron .. .. •.. .. 343
Le Jardin anglais .. .. ., 347
Le Jardin des Imes sensibles . , 254
Le Jardinier et son Seigneur .. 503
Le je ne sf ai quoi, comedie . . . . 75
LeJeudeMail 256
Le Jeu, le Yin et les Femmes .. 256
Le Joujou des Demoiselles .. .. 259
Le Jugement de Paris . . 250, 251
Le Libertin de qualite . . . . 359
LeLitdeNoce 320
Le Livre de tous les Sges .. .. 338
Le Livre des rSves .. .. .. 392
Le Lutteur •. . . . . . . . 330
LeLuxe^polme .. .. .. 330
Le Magicien r^publicain . . . . 479
Le Maistre d'Armes.. .. .. 345
Le Maitre a Danser . , .. .. 444
Le Mai, poeme, etc. . . .. .. 495
Le Malieureux imaginaire . . .. 160
Le Maniement des armes . . . . 334
Le Marechal-Ferrant, op&a comique 29
Le Mariage k la mode .. .. 176
Le Mariage de Sophie .. .. 339
Le Masque de fer .. .. .. 346
Le Medecin de I'Amour .. .. 148
Le Merite des Femmes .. .. 304
Le Meursius franfois .. .. 112
Le Micromegas . . . ■ . . 563
Le Microscope des visiounaiies .. 17
Le Moine .. .. •• ■• 318
Le Moinemarchand.. .. .. 453
Le Momus franjais .. .. .. 310
Le Monde plein de Fols .. .. 365
Le More de Venise .. .. .. 155
Le Mort d'Azael 161
Le Moyen de parvenir .. .. 54
Le Nouveau Diable boiteux .. 108
Le Nouveau Faublas .. .. 359
Le Nouveau Manege .. .. 468
Le Nouveau Momus frangais . . 387
Le Nouveau parfait Marechal .. 205
Le Nouveau Patelain .. .. 387
Le Nouveau Robinson
Le Nouveau Koman oomiquo
Le Nouveau Vignole
Le Nouvel Abeilard
Le Nouvel Enfant trouve ..
Le Nouvelliste dupe
Le Palais du silence . .
Le Palais Eoyal
Le PaUadion, poeme en 6 chants
FAOB
92
387
44
456
388
402
32
462
194
Le Paquet-Bot de Calais k Douvres 452
Le Paradis terrestre . . .. .. 157
Le Pare au Cerf , .. .. .■ ^9
Le parfait Ambassadeur .. ■■ 138
Le Parfait Cocher 403
Le parfait Ingenieur .. •• 131
Le Parfait Modele 403
Le Pamasse des Dames . . . . 62
Le Paysage du Poussin .. .. 376
Le Paysan parvenu . . . . • • 342
Le Paysan perverti .. .. •• 455
Le Peintre Graveur.. .. •• 45
Le PSre avare . . . . ■ • 407
Le petit Boccaoe . . . . • • '^^
Le Petit Chansonnier fran9ois . . 499
Le Petit Conteur, amusant et chan-
tant 410
Le Petit Cousin de La Fontame .. 23
Le Petit-Neveu de Boccace . . . . 421
Le petit Sancho .. .• ■• 510
Le petit Tresor des Artistes .. 411
Le Phaeton po§me, etc. . . . . 176
Le Philosoph sans pretention .'. 273
Le Philosophe anglois .. •■ 430
Le Pied de FanchSte .. ■■ f^^
Le Plaisir et riUusion .. ■■ '^^l
Le plus joli des Eecueils .. .. 422
LePoete J*!
Le Poete sans fard 200
Le Portefeuille 474
LePot-Pourri 412
Le Pot-pourri, ouvrage nouveau de
ces dames, etc ^9
Le Prince des Aigues-marines, etc. 318
Le Quadragenaire 456
Le Quart d'heure d'une jolie femme 109
Le Quart d'heure des jolies Fran-
.. 359
.. 504
.. 325
.. 118
.. 319
310-315
.. 10
.. 220
.. 52
.. 530
.. 347
.. .510
.. 124
.. 303
413
Le Eideau leve
Le Eoi et le Fermier
Le Roman de la Eose
Le Eoue vertueux, poeme, etc,
Le Eoyalisme .;
Le Sage
Le Secretaire des dames
Le Serail
Le Siege de Calais, tragedie
Le Singe de La Fontaine ..
Le Soldat parvenu
Le Solitaire des Pyrenees ..
Le Sopha
Le Souterrain ou Mathilde . .
Le Spectacle de I'Histoire romaine
602
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
PAGE
Le Spectacle de la Nature .. .. 422
LeSylphe 521
Le Tableau comique .. .. 472
Le Tableau de Paris .. .. 12
Le Tableau de Paris, Etrennes aux
beautes parisiennes .. .. 17
Le Temple de Guide . . . . 114
Le Temple de Grnide, poeme . . 307
Le Temple de la Gloire .. .. 561
Ls Temple de Memoire . . . . 420
Le Temple de Venus .. .. 528
Le Temple des Muses .. .. 265
Lo Temple des Grri,oes .. .. 528
Le Theatre de la Foire .. .. 315
Le Theatre des Grecs .. 85,86
Le Tombeau . . . . . . 443
Le Tombeau philosophique . . 47
Le Tonnelier .. .. .. 39
Le Triomphe de la Mort .. .. 243
Le Triomphe de la Religion .. 375
Le Triompbe des- Dames, ou les
Metamorphoses ,. .. .. 20
Le Triomphe des Graces .. .. 437
Le Triumph du Sentiment .. .. 19
Le Vauxhall populaire .. .._ 91
Le Vendangeur .. .. .. 355
Le Veritable Almanach nouveau
pour I'annee, 1783 ., .. 7
LeVicepuni .. ,. .. 219
Le Vicorate de Barjao .. .. 328
Le Virgile travesti .. .. .. 502
Le Voyage de ITsle de 1' Amour . . 524
Le Voyage de Nantes . . . . 76
Le Voyageur sentimental .. .. 546
Lectures on Heads .. .. .. 481
Leeds Pattern Book 303
Legende joyeuse .. .. .. 303
Lehre vom richtigen Veihaeltnisse,
etc. 305
Lehrreiohe Fabeln .. .. .. 468
Leo:iard et Gertrude .. .. 410
Leonora ,.. ., .. .. 88
Leonora, a Tale .. .. .. 67
Les Accidens heureux .. .. 15, 23
Les Actions celebres des grands
Homrnes, etc. .. .. .. 338
LesAlpes 231
Les Amans desesperes .. .. 347
Les Amans malheureux .. 35, 45
Les Amours d'Ismene et d'Ismenias 49
Les Amours de Leandre et de Hero 376
Les Amours de Leucippe et Clithon 528
Les Amours de Lucile et de Do-
ligny 286
Les Amours de Lysis et de Themire
dans Tile de Delos .. .. 469
Les Amours de Pierre le Long ., 63
Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupi-
don 282, 283
Les Amours de Zeokinizul . . . . 124
Les Amours de Zoroas et de Pan-
charis .. .. .. .. 410
TAGB
Les Amours du Bon vieux Temps 271
Les Amours du Chevalier de Faublas 326
Les Amours du fameux comte de
Bonneral 220
Les Amours pastorales de Daphnis
etOhloe 321-325
Les Antiquities d'Herculanum .. 130
Les Aphrodites . . . . . . 382
Les AprSs-soupers de la Society .. 62
Les A-propos de la Folic .^ ., 295
Les A-propos de la Sooiete . . . . 295
Les Astuces et les tromperies de
Paris 386
Les Aventures dAbdallah fils d'-
Hanif 496
Les Aventures de Don Quichotte . . 20
Les Aventures d'Edouard Bomston 573
Les Aventures de M. Bobert Cheva-
lier ,, .. .. .. 314
Les Aventures de la Madone, etc. . . 554
Les Aventures de Telemaque 180-183
Les Aventures de Zeloide et d Aman-
zarifdine .. .. .. .. 364
Les Aventures du Dooteur Faust .. 263
Les Aventures merveilleuses du Man-
darin Fum-Hoam . . . . 227
Les Aventures parisiennes .. 14
Les Baines de Diane .. .. 141
Les Baisers .. .. .. 148,149
Les Beaux- Arts reduits, etc. . . 48
Les Belles Marohandes .. .. 14
Les Bienfaits du Sommeil . . . . 251
Les Bijoux indiscrets .. ., 145
Les Bords rians de la Seine . . . . 16
Les Brigands demasques .. .. 128
Les Bucoliques de Cythere .. .. 20
Les Causes Finales, etc. .. .. 495
Les Cent Nouvelles nouvelles . . 326
Les Cerises et la Double Meprise . . 149
Les Oharmes de FEnfance .. .. 254
Les Chats ..' 364
Les Chemises rouges . . . . 76
Les Chevaliers errans, etc. . . ... 40
Les Chiens .. ... .. .. 126
Les cinq Aventures .. .. 155
Les Colifichets lyrico-galants . . 17
Les Golloques d'Brasme . . . . 169
Les Concerts republicains .. .. 355
Les Confessions de Saint Augustin 39
ties Confessions du comte de * * * 159
Les Contemporaines .. .. 457
Les Contes des Fees . . . . 40
Les Contes des Genies . . . . 468
Les Contes et Fables indiennes .. 61
Les Contre-tems, ou les DisgrS,ces de
CythSre 21
Les Conversations d'Emilie .. 169
Les Crimes de I'Amour .. .. 488
Les Crimes de Eeines de France . . 261
Les Crimes des Eois de France . . 298
Les Curiositez de Paris, de Versailles,
etc. 310
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
603
Les Dangers de rintrigue .. .. 296
Les Delices de C6r&, de Pomone et
de Flore .. .. ., ,, n
Les Delices de la France .. „• 499
Lbs Delices de la Grande Bretagne 51
Les Delioes de I'ltalie .. .. 471
Les Delices de Paris, etc. .. .. 407
Les Delices de Versailles, etc. .. 258
Les Ddlices du Palais-Eoyal . . 16
Les Deux Amis . . . . . . 491
Les Deux Avares, comedie, etc. . . 184
Les Deux Biscuits, tragedie . . 219
tes deux Chasseurs et la Laitiere . . 29
Les Deux mentors .. .. .. '"144
Les Deux Eeines .. .. ,. 150
Les Deux Tonneaux . . .. .. 420
Les Devirgineurs et Combabus .. 150
Les Devotions .. .. .. 165
Les Dons de I'Amour et de I'Ami-
ti6 .. .. ; 147
Les Dons des Enfants de Latone .. 506
Les Egarements de I'Amour . . 250
Les Egarements d'un Philosophe .. 489'
Les EmbMmes moraux, etc. . . 582
Les Enfants de Sodome k I'AssembMe
Nationale .. .. .. .. 551
Les Ennemis reconcilife .. .. 86
Les Entretiefls de la grille .. .. 169
Les Entretiens des Cafes de Paris .. 315
Les Entretiens des Voyageurs sur la
mer 190
Les Epanchements du coeur, etc. .. 272
Les Epoques plus interessantes des
Revolutions de Paris .. .. 18
Les Epoux malheureux .. ., 36
Les Epreuves du Sentiment ., 35
Les Erreurs de la Vie .. .. 400
Les Espiegleries de I'Amour .. 19
Les Etrennes de la Saint-Jean . . 99
Les Etrennes de mon cousin .. 16
Les Etrennes de Piron b. I'Assemblee
Nationale .. .. .. .. 17
Les Evolutions de la Cavalerie fran-
foise .. .. .. .. 174
Les Fables mises en action . . .,. 391
Les Pastes de la Eepublique franpoise 176
Les Fastes du Peuple frangais . . 220
Les Fastes republicains . . . . 22
Les Faveurs et les Disgraces de
I'Amour 178,179
LesFemmes.. .. .. .. 504
Les Pemmes militaires .. _ .. 473
Les Pemmes vengees, opera-comique 503
Les Fils Naturel 187
Les Fleurettes .. .. ■• 187
Les Folies du sieur Le Sage .. 310
Les Polies sentimentales .. .. 315
Les Forces myst^rieuses . . . . 227
Les Franpaises .. .. ■• 458
Les Pree-Massons .. .. .. 195
Les Galanteries des Rois de France 544
■Les Goguettes parisiennes .. .. 22
PAGE
Les Graces 436
Les Grandes Propbeties du grand
Nostradamus .. .. ,. 433
Les H6ros franpois .. .. .. 541
Les Heures de Tivoli et de I'Elys^e 354
Les Hochets de ma Jeunesse ..■ 126
Les Hommes volans . . . . . , 434
LesHymnes.. .. .. .. 91
Les Idy lies .. .; .. ..530
Les Illustres Pranpais . . . . 425
Les illustres Pranpoises . . ■., 105
Les Imaginations asiatiques . . 23
Les Imitateurs de Charles neuf . . 84
Les Imposteurs insignes .. .. 470
Les Inoas .. .. ., .. 343
Les Infortunes de la Galetiere . . 472
Les Innocents .. .. .. 347
Les Intrigues du Cabinet des Eats 252
Les Jardiniers, Oomedie, etc. . . 129
Les Jardins .. 133,445
Les Jesuites de la Maison prof esse
de Paris 315
Les Jesuitiques .. .. .. 255
Les Jeux de Calliope . . . . 256
Les Jeux de la petite Thalie 256, 360
Les Jeux de Quadrille, etc. .. .. 256
Les Jolies PSches d'une Marchande
des Modes 387
Les Jom-nees amusantes . . . . 216
Les Larmes de saint Ignace . . 294-
Les Lauriers ecclesiastiques . . 374
Les Liaisons dangereuses .. 109-110
Les Lits babillards .. .. .. 320
• es Loisirs de Paphos .. .. 16
Les Malheurs de 'I'lnoonstance .. 153
Les Malheurs de la Jalousie .. 351
Les Manteaux . ... .. .. 99
Les Matinies du printemps . . 355
Les Menechmes, comedie .. ... 451
Les Metamorphoses de Melpomene
etde Thalie .. .. .. 573
Les Metamorphoses ou I'Ane d'or
d'Apulee .. 30
Les Metamorphoses, poeme . . 580
Les Militaires au del4 du Gange .. 321
Les Mille et un Souvenirs . . . . 142
Les Mille et une Heures . . . : 228 ~
Les Mille et une Nuits . . . . 203
Les Miseres de la Guerre .. .. 360
Les Misotechnites aux Enfers .. 113,
Les MoBurs .. .. .. .. 535
Les Mojurs du temps .. .. 386
Les Moines en belle humeur .. 315
LesMois 473
Les Moissonneurs, comedie, etc. .. 177
Les Monstres, ou les Ecarts de la
Nature .. .. .. .. 366
Les Monuments de la Monarchic
franpaise ,, .. .. .. 370
Les Muses .. .. .. .. 378
Les Muses patriotiques .. .. 470
Les MystSres devoifes .. ,. 21
«04
INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS
Les Mysteres d'Udolph .. .. 443
Les Mysteres du Ohristiamsme .. 379
Les NSeuds de rhymen serres par la
tendresse .. .. .. •• 23
Les Nones Fugitives .. .. 386
Les Nouveaux Debarques, comedie 305
Les Nouvelles .. .. .. 338
Les Nuits d'hiver 354
Les Niiits de Paris .. .. .. 461
Les Nymphes de Diane .. .. 177
Les Odes d'Anacr^on et de Sapho . . 27
Les Oeufs rouges . . . . . . 332
LesOeavres 165,224
Les Grangers, etc. ., .. .. 125
Les Orphelines de Flower Garden . . 394
Les P . . - cloitrfes .. .. 434
Les Pantins des Boulevards .. 402
Les Parisiennes .. .. .. 458
Les Parodies du nouveau Theatre
italien .. .. .. .. 404
Les Partisans demasquez .. .. 404
EC's Peintures.de Charles Lebrun et
d'Bustache Le Sueur .. ..300
Les Perfidies. supposees .. .. 22
Les Petites Parties, etc. . . . . 460
]jes Petits Riens lyriques .. .. 410
Les Philosophes .. .. .. 400
Les Plafonds 486
Les Plaisirs de I'Amour .. .. 421
Les Plaisirs de I'ancien Eegime . . 421
Les Plans et les Statuts, etc. .. 97
Les Plans, profils et elevations des
Ville et Chateau de Versailles .. 421
Les Plantes, poeme . .. .. 95
Les plus beaux Monuments .. 44
Les Plus courtes Folies sent les meil-
. leures .. .. .. .. 14-
Les Ports de France .. .. 547
Les Posthumes .. .. .. 462
Les premieres Amours .. .. 428
Les principales Aventures de I'admir-
ablfi Don Quichotte ., 101, 102
Les Pr6neurs
Les Quatre Ages de la Femme
Les Quatre &ges de I'homme
Les Quatre Heures de la Toilette des
Les Quatre Parties du Jour
Les Quatre Parties du Jour poeme
en vers libres
Les Quatre Poetiques
Les Reveries
Les Ehinoceros
Les Ruses du Braconage
Les Ruses et les Jeux de I'amour . .
Les Sabats Jacobites
Les Sabots.-opera-comique . .
Les Sacrifices de I'Amour
Les Saisons, poeme
153
530
7
179
580
hes Sens, petit bijou pour la presente
annee
Les Sens, poeme, etc.
6
48
76
228
269
16
336
504
154
490, 491
13
164
PAGE
Les Six Nouvelles .. .. .. 189
Les Soirees d'Automne . . . . 354
Les Soirees de la Ghaumi^re .. 160
Les Soirees de Rome . . . . 470
Les Soirees provenpales . . . . 53
Les Solitaires en belle humeur . . 510
Les Songes du Printemps .. .. 539
Les Sonnettes .. .. .. 228
Les Soupirs d'Euridice aux Champs-
Elysees 516
Les Stratagemes des echecs .. 370
Les Styles 518
Les Tableaux .. .. .. 412
Les Tetes folies .. ... ..529
Les Tours de Mattre Gonin ., ., 535
Les Tourterelles de Zelmis . . .. 154
Les Traits de I'Histoire universelle 306
Les Travaux d'Hercule .. .. 536
Les Trois Femmes .. .. .. 535
Les Trois Fr^res et Combabus .. 154
Les Trois Manuels 220
Les Trois Nouvelles . . . . 354
Les Trois Rogues de la Natm-e .. 134
Les Veillees du Convent .. .. 355
Les Vicissitudes de la Fortune .. 519
Les Vies des plus illustres philosophes
de I'Antiquite .. '.. .. 147
Les- Vrais Amans ou la Constance
recompensee .. .. .. 22
Les Vrais Principes du Dessein .. 302
Les yeux, le Nez etles Tetons .. 579
Letters from a Gentleman in the
North of Scotland, etc. .. .. 88
Lettre amoureuse d'Heloise h, Abei-
lard 114
Lettre d'Alcibiade k Glicere .. 412
Lettre de Barnevelt .. .. 152
Lettre de Biblis 69
Lettre de Cain aprSs son crime .. 121
Lettre de Caton d'Utique a Cesar . . 404
Lettre de Charlotte pendant sa liaison
avec Werther .. .. .. 316
Lettre de don Carlos h, Elizabeth .. 402
Lettre de Dulis a son ami 352
Lettre de Gabiielle d'Bstree & Henri
IV 09
Lettre de Jean Calas ^ sa femme .. 69
Lettre de Julie 4 Ovide .. .. 317
Lettre de I'abbe de Ranee, etc. . . 45
Lettre de I'auteur de la comedie des
Philosophes .. .. ^.. 400
Lettre de la Duchesse de la Valliere
a Louis XIV 69
Lettre de Lord Velfort .. ..152
Lettre de Marion de Lorme . . 268
Lettre d'O vide 4 Julie .. .. 152
Lettre de Petrarque k Laure .. 471
Lettre de Sapho a Phaon .. .. 69
Lettre d'une chanoinesse de Lisbonne
4,Melcour 152
Lettre d'une Femme du quaterzifeme
Siecle 516
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
605-
PAGB
Lettre de Valcour h son p6re .. 152
Lettre de Zeila 152
Lettre du. comte de Comminges S. sa
Eoere .. .. .. .. 152
Lettre en vers de Gabrielle de Vergy 332
Lettres si Emile sur la Mythologie .. 136
Lettres amoureuses de la Dame Les-
combat, etc. .. .. .. 316
Lettres angloises .. .. .. 466
Lettres critiques sur divers eorits, etc. 316
Lettres de deux Amans, etc. .. 475
Lettres d'Heloi'se et d'Abeilard ., 316
Lettres de Nadim Coggia .. ., 490
Lettres de Ninon de Lenclos . . 317
Lettres de Notre Saint P6re le Pape,
etc. 317
Lettres d'une Peruvienne .. .. 218
Lettres ecrites h, Madame la comtesse
Tation 61
Lettres en vers .. ., .. 152
Lettres et Epitres amourenses, etc. 317
Lettres galantes et pMlosophiques de
deux Nones . .. .. .. 317
Lettres historiques et galantes . . 317
Lettres persanes .. .. .. 369
Lettres philosophiques sur les physi-
onomies .. .. .. .. 407
Lettres portugaises .. .. .. 317
Lettres sur le Danemarc .. .. 317
Lettres Turques .. .. .. 490
Liber Veritatis . . . . . . 325
Lidorie, ancienne chronique allusive 216
Life and Adventures of Peter Wilkins 4 02
Life and Death of a llace Horse .. 216
Life and Exploits of Don Quixote
(1742) ■ .. .. 102
Life and strange surprising Adven-
tures of Kobinson Crusoe .. 130
Life of George Komney . . . . 68
Life of Guzman d Alfarache . . 7
Life of SamuelJobnson ., .. 77
Linguetiana .. .. .. .. 319
Linnet (The) 512
List of Covent Garden- Ladies .. 234
Listes generales des noms, ftges, etc. 320
Lives of the Principal Reformers .. 471
Lives of those Eminent Antiquaries 320
Livre curieux et utile pour les
sf avants et artistes . . . . 546
Livre dAcademies .. .. .. 381
Livre d'Animaux . . . . . . 394
Livre d' Architecture . . . . 72
Livre de Desseins au crayon . . 136
Livre de differens couronnemens de
Serrurerie .. ' .. •• •■ 190
Livre de diverses pens&s allegoriques 192
Livre de diverses vues des environs
de Paris 42
Livre d'Estampes de lArt de la
Coeffure 305
Livre de Menuiserie.. .. •• 120
Livre de Meubles, etc 73
PAGE
Livre d'Ornemens, etc. .. ., 4S
Livre d'Ortevrerie .. .. .. 84
Livre d'Ouvrages de Joaillerie invents
et grav6 par Jean G .. 229'
Livre de Serrurerie .. .. .. 82
Livre de Taille d'Epargne, etc. .. 80>
.Livre de Trophees .. .. .. 320
Livre des Beves .. .. .. 320
Livre nouveau de Douze Morceaux
dePantaisie 28T
Livres des Vases .. .. .. 410
Lolotte et Panfan 160'
Longus 321-325
Looting-Glass for the Mind . . 58
Lorimon, ou I'Homme tel qu'il est .. -36
Los dies libros de fortuna de Amor 321
Louthiana .. .. .. .. 577
Louvet de Couvray . . .. .. 32 &
Love in Caricature . . . . . . 479
Loveson ou les Polies de 1' Amour . . 327
Loyal Volunteers of London and
Environs .. .. .. .. 479-
Lucile, comedie .. .. .. 343>
L'Union de I'Amour et des Arts . . 23
L'Univers, po6m en prose, etc. .. 75
Lustiges Post und Reise-Bademecum 329
Lysons .. .. .. .. 330
M
Ma Philosophic 152'
Ma tante GeneviSve . . . 155
Ma Vie de garpon .. .. .. 34T
Mademoiselle Pavotte .. .. 332
Magic and Conjuring Magazine .. 332
Malefactor's Register .. .. 333.
Malvina par Mad. . . . . . . 334
Mannner of Raising, Ordering, etc. 335
Manuale di varii ornamenti . . 30'
Manuel de la Priandise .. .. 335
Manuel des Autorites ... .. 335
Manuel des Boudoirs . . . . 354^
Manuel des Pous . . . . . . 510'
Manuel des Toilettes . . . . 335>
Manuel Republicain . . . . . . 335
Manuel typographique .. .. 192^
Maria, ou le Malheur d'etre femme 159
Maria, ou Lettres, etc. . . . . 70
Marianne, ou la Nouvelle Pamela . . 341
Marie Antoinette archiduchesse
d'Autriche 339
Marie- Antoinette dans I'embarras . . 339
Marmontel 342-344
Marot 344,345
Marriage of Heaven and Hell . . 66
Martial Achievements of Great
Britain .. .. .. .. 37
Mascarade a, la grecque .. .. 77
Mascarades monastiques et re-
ligieuses, etc. .. .. .. 440
Mathilde ou le Souterrain .. .. 303
COS
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
PAGE
Matrimonial Preceptor (The) . . 347
Mecanique, g&erale . . .. .. 131
Meoanisme de rArtillerie .. .. 162
Medailles du rfegne de Louis XV. 187, 214
Medailles et Trophees .. .. 57
Medailles sur les principaux Evdne-
ments, etc. .. .. 348, 534
Meditations and Contemplations .. 239
Meissonnier (J. A.) . . . . . . 849
Melanges .. .. 153
Melanges curieux, etc. .. .. 489
Melanges de Poesies .. .. 521
Melanges de Poesies et de Litterature 1 88
Melanges de poesies fugitives en ijrose 49
Melanges litteraires .. .. .. 155
Memoire sur la Peinture a I'encaus-
tique, etc. .. .. .. .. 99
Memoires .. .. 162,347,350
Memoires, Anecdotes de la Cour, etc. 137
Memoires de I'Academie des col-
porteurs .. .. .. .. 99
Memoires de la Cour de Prance . . 272
Memoires de la Eegence, etc. .. 419
Memoires de Litterature . . . . 495
Memoires de M. Caron de Beau-
marchais .. .. .. .. 50
Memoires de Paul Jones . . . . 28
Memoires de Satumin .. .. 209
Memoires et Aventures d'un Homme
de qualite .. .. ., .. 429
Memoires historiques '.. .. 289
Memoires historiques de' Mesdames,
etc. 371
Memoires historiques sur Raoul de
Coucy 268
Memoires interessantes, etc. . . 426
Memoires . . . ou Ton trouve I'His-
toire des Eois .. .. .. 116
Memoires philosophiques du Baron
de* » * 125
Memoires politiques, amusants et
satiriques, etc. .. .. .. 319
Memoires pour servir a I'histoire de
France 315
Memoires pour servir k I'flistoire de
la Pete des Fous 165
Memoires pour servir a I'Histoire de
la maison de Brandenbourg .. 193
Memoires pour servir a I'Histoire des
Insectes .. .. .. .. 446
Memoires pour servir a I'Histoire
desRefugiesfrangois, etc. .. .. 171
Memoires sur la Bastille, etc. .. 319
Memoires sur les Turcs et les Tartares 535
Memoires Turcs .. .. .. 214
Memoirs of Mrs. BOlington . . . . 63
Memorial d'un mondain .. .. 351
Memorial pittoresque de la France . . 351
Menagiana, ou Bons Mots .. .. 351
Merinval, drame .. .. .. 35
Merlin bel espirit .. .. .. 153
Merry Companion (The) . . . . 512
Merry Musician (The)
Mes Bagatelles
Mes Conventions
Mes Fantaisies
Mes Gens
Mes Loisirs k mes amis
Mes Nouveaux Torts
Mes Passe-temps
Mes premieres Etourderies ..
Mes Promenades champStres
Mes Keveries
Mes Souvenirs et autres opuscules
poetiques ..
Metamorphoses do Melpomene et de
Thalie
Method of Breaking Horses
Methode et Invention nouvelle de
dresser lesChevaux
Methode pour apprendre le dessin . .
Methode trSs facile pour former la
noblesse, etc.
Michael Baurenfeind's volkemmene,
etc.
Microcosm (The) of London
Midwife (The)
Military Adventures of Johnny New-
come
Military Antiquities
Milton
Mirror for the female Sex
Miscellaneous Poems
Miseries of Human Life
ModMes de Dfeoration pour les Etoffes
Modeles pour la Bijouterie et
Poerf^vrerie
Modern Manhood ..
Moeurs des sauvages americains, etc.
Moeurs et Usages des Turcs, etc,
Moliere
Momus fabuliste
Momus Eedivivus ..
Mon Novioiat
Mon Odyssee
Monasticon Anglicanum
Monrose, ou le Libertin par fatalite
Monsieur Cassandre ..
Montesquieu (Ch. Secondat de)
Monthly Mirror (The)
Monumens de la vie privee
Douze Cesars
Monumens du Culte secret
Dames romaines ..
Monument eleve k la gloire de Pierre
le Grand ..
Monuments du Costume, etc.
Monuments eriges en France k la
Gloire de Louis XV.
Mort de Louis XVL
Mort de Marie Antoinette . .
Munimenta Antiana
Musarion, oder die Philosophic der
Grazien
PACE
510
176
550
153
489
356
153
143
409
302
154, 500
303
356
406
383
257
253
. 48
481
357
484
226, 485
67, 358, 359
.. 417
.. 577
481
579
360
360
272
227
361-364
.. 199
.. 355
.. 382
.. 469
.. 161
382
155
367-369
.. 370
des
des
233
233
372
461
405
464
464
262
574
INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS
607
Mus^e Pran9ais
PiGE
377
Muses' Banquet .. „
512
Muses' Delight
512
Muses' Holiday (The)
511
Museum de Florence
130
Musical and Poetical Relics of the
Welsh Bards
379
Musical Entertainer..
60
Musical Miscellany ..
511
Musical Miscellany (The) ..
379
My thologie dramatique
328
N
Nachricht von denen Glocken . . 52
Nanette, ou la jolie &asseuse .. 380
Nanine, soeur de lait de la reine de
Golconde 380
Naples and the Campagna Felice .. 484
Narcise dans rtle de Venus .. 333
Narcotique des Sages (Les) . . 21
Narrative of a five years' Expedition,
etc. .. .. .. .. 515
Narrative of the Life and astonish-
ing Adventures, etc. . . . . 128
Natural History and Antiquities of
Selbome 574
Natural History of Carolina (The) 97
Natural History of Oxfordshire . . 422
Natural History ... of Surrey . . 39
Naval Achievements of Great Britain 37
NeUa Venuta in Eoma di Madama
LeComte 519
Nenia Britannica .. .. .. 155
New and accurate History and Sur-
vey of London .. .. .. 169
New Book of Cyphers .. .. 521
New Book of Ornaments .. 234, 472
New Book of Single Cyphers .. 44
New Drawing Book of Ornaments . . 321
New English Theatre .. ..383
New History of Gloucestershire . . 486
New Metamorphosis (The) . . 30
New Pantheon .. .. .. 52
New Eobinson Crusoe . . . . 383
New Eobinson Crusoe (The) . . 57
New Voyage round the World .. 131
Nichols (J.) 384
Night Thoughts 67
Nightingale (The) 511
Norcion, conte allobroge .. .. 99
NosFolies ... 464
Notice historique sur I'art de la
graviure, etc. .. .. •• HO
Nouveau Chansonnier .. .. 387
Nouveau Livre d'Etude et Principes
de Serrureries .. .. •• 190
Nouveau Livre d'Orf^vrerie .. 345
Nouveau Livre de Principes d'Orne-
ments .. .. •• •• ^12
PXQR
Nouveau Livre de Serrurerie . . 191
Nouveau Manuel elementaire .. 517
Nouveaux M^moires sur le Service,
etc. .. .. .. .. 75
Nouveau Eecueil de Parures de
Joyaillerie . . .. .. .. 427
Nouveau Eecueil de Troupes, etc. . . 167
Nouveau Eecueil des Epigram-
matistes franfais .. .. .. 387
Nouveau Testament en latin et en
franfais .. .. .. .. 387
Nouveau Theltre de la Grande Bre-
tagne 262
Nouveau Theltre italien .. .. 387
Nouveau Traite 1' Architecture . . 381
Nouveau Traits de I'aocompagne-
ment du clavecin, etc. .. .. 491
Nouveau Traite de I'Art des Armes 136
Nouveau Traite de Venerie . . 388
Nouveau Voyage .. .. .. 287
Nouveau Voyage sentimental .. 216
Nouveaux Contes k rire, etc. . . 388
Nouveaux Conies de Pees .. .. 505
Nouveaux Contes orientaux .. 100
Nouveaux Dessins d'Arabesqae .. 271
Nouveaux Desseinsd'habillement, etc. 212
Nouveaux Dialogues des Morts, etc. 184
Nouveaux Melanges de Poesies et de
Litterature .. .. ' .. 189
Nouveaux Ornements dArquebuserie 135
Nouveaux Trophees . . .. .. 340
Nouveaux Voyages dans "Amerique,
etc. 77
Nouvel Abrege chronologique, etc. 237, 238
Nouvel Office pour les chevaliers de
I'Ordre du Saint-Bsprit .. ..388
Nouvelle Assemblee des notables
Cocus 338
Nouvelle Aventure de I'admirable
DonGuichotte 310
Nouvelle Collection d'Arabesques,
etc. 297
Nouvelle Description de la Prance, etc. 416
Nouvelle Description de la ville de
Paris 83
Nouvelle Description des Chlteaux
et Pares de Versailles, etc. .. 41G
Nouvelle Description des glaci^res, etc. 80
Nouvelle Methode d'enseigner les
Enfants 213
Nouvelle Methode de traiter les
maladies veneriennes ... .. 289
Nouvelle Methode pour apprcndre ^
dessiner .. .. .. .. 257
Nouvelle Methode pour dresser les
chevaux .. .. .. .. 383
Nouvelle Methode raisonnee du
Blason 352
Nouvelles .. .. .. .. 106
Nouvelles de Michel de Cervantes . . 104
Nouvelles Bcclesiastiques . . . . 389
Nouvelles espagQoles, etc. .. .. 104
G08
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
Nouvelles Folies sentimentales
Nouvelles franfoises
Nouvelles galantes et tragiques
Nouvelles historiques
Nouvelles Lettres angloises
Nouvelles Nouvelles
Nouvelles (Euvres ..
Novelas exemplares, etc.
Novelist's Magazine
Nugse Venales
Numa Pompilius
Numismata Scotiae ..
0
Obssrvation sur la Constitution
militaire et politique, etc.
Observations on the Antiquities, etc.,
of Cornwall
Observations sur les antiquities
d'Herculanutn ,,
Ode sur les Alpes
Odes, inscriptions, epitaphes et frag-
ments d'Anaoreon
Odes raises en vers par la citoyenne
Defrance, etc.
Odes, traduites en franpais aveo le
texte greo, la version latine
Odes traduites en franpais par J. B.
Gail
CEorspronkelyk en Venaard Kon-
stryk Tekenboek . .
CEuvredeC. G. E. D. . . .
CEuvre de differens Genres, dessinee
par J. B. H
OEuvre de Jacques-Philippe Le B. . . .
CEuvre de Jean D. . . .
(Euvre de J. J. de B. (Boissien) ..
(Euvre dessinee et Gravee de Ch.
Nic. Cochin fils ..
CEuvre du graveur Antoine M. . . .
(Euvre grave (1771)
CEuvre, ou Eecueil d'Estampes (1762-
1779)
CEuvre priapique
CEuvres
(Euvres badines
CEuvres Choisies de Mme,
litres
(Euvres completes de M.
B
CEuvres d' Architecture
CEuvres de Mme. et Mile,
lieres
CEuvres de Nicolas G. . . .
CEuvres d'OrfSvrerie h I'usage des
Eglises
CEuvres de Poesies ..
CEuvres de Sculpture en bronze . .
CEuvres de Serrurerie
(Euvres de Theatre
PAGE
389
541
355
36
466
189
272
104
389
389
189
94
228
77
113
231
27
27
27
69
147
247
299
129
75
113
336
220
45
.. 137
.. 187
100,470
Deshou-
.. 142
le C. de
.. 54
126, 500
Deshou-
.. 142
.. 227
192
223
192
192
292
rAGR
(Euvres diverses de M. L* F * * * . . 303
CEuvres du Philosoph de Sans Souoi 194
CEuvres du Sr. D. M 344
CEuvres en vers et en prose .. 141
CEuvres mel&s .. .. 473
CEuvres pastorales .. .. .. 356
CEuvres philosophiques .. .. 145
CEuvres poetiques .. .. .. 224
CEuvres poissardes, etc. .. .. 542
CEuvres posthumes . . . . . . 189
Olinde et Sophronie . . . . . . 352
Ollivier, poSme .. .. .. 100
On ne s'avise jamais de Tout .. 504
On Solitude ,.581
One hundred and fifty Designs, etc. 257
Opere 227
Oppenord (Gilles-Marie) .. ..392
Opuscules divers .. .. .. 417
Opuscules philosophiqueset poetiques
du Frere Jer6me .. .. .. 406
Opuscules poetiques.. .. .. 401
Opuscules sacres et lyriques .. 393
Original Fables 262
Original Letters .. .. .. 184
Original Stories from Real Life .. 66
Origine des Puces .. .. .. 393
Origines Typographicas .. .. 348
Orlando Purioso . . . . . . 34
Ornemens inventez par J. B 53
Omements divers .. .. .. 42
Oronoko, ou le Prince Negre .. 292
Orpheus, a Collection of 1974 Songs 512
Orpheus Britannicus .. .. 434
Ossian, poesies galliques en vers
franpais .. .. 43
Outlines of Figures .. .. .. 479
Ovid 394-398
Oxonise atque Cantabrigise Univer-
sitates, etc .. .. 120'
Oxonia Depicta .. .. .. 575
Palais, Maisons et autres
modernos
Pamela
Pampi Plegraei
Panoplie
Pantheum mythicum ■
Pantin et Pantine, conte
Papillon (J. M.)
Papilloijs exotiques ..
Parapilla
Parentalia, or Memoirs of the Family
of the Wrens
Parfait ModSle (Le) orn^ d'Estampes
Parfaite et exacte representation des
divertissemens
Paris mtomorphos^
edifices
.. 407
465, 466
.. 232
.. 94
.. 424
.. 402:
402, 403
.. 1231
77'
576
12
468
386-
Paul et Virginie .. .. 492,493.
Paul, ou la Ferme abandonnee .. leo
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
609
par
Paulin, ou les Aventures du Oomte
Walter
Pauliska ou la Perversite moderne . .
Fausanias, au Voyage historique de
la Grihce ..
Paysages inventes et dessines
Louis M . . .
Peerage of Scotland (The) . .
Pensees de I'empereur
Pensees philosophiques
• Perrault (Charles) . .
Petit Almanach de Paris . .
Petit Manuel mythologique
Petit Tableau de la Prance
Petite chronique du royaume
Tatoiaba ..
Petite (Euvre d' Architecture
Petticoat Loose
Phedon
PUlosophie du Bonheur
Philosophische Sohriften . .
Philotanus ..
Phrosine et Melidore
Physiocratie . .
Physique sacree
Picart(B.) .. ..
Picturesque and descriptive Views
of the City of Dublin
Picturesque Antiquities of Scotland
Picturesque Tour through the Cities
of London and Westminster
PiSces de Theatre . .
Pieces liberes
Pierre le Grand
Pillement (Jean)
Pilgrim's Progress (The) . .
Pilocl^s, imitation d'Agathon
Pii'anesi
Plan de la Loge des Maps, etc.
Plan de la Ville et Faubourgs de Paris
Plans, Coupe et Elevations des plus
belles maisons, etc.
Plays (1724)
Pleasures of Human Life (The) . .
Podalire et Dirphe . . . .
Polmes, Epitres et autres Poesies . .
Poems by Goldsmith and Parnell . .
Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
Poems occasioned, etc.
Poems on several Occasions
Poesie de Sapho
Poesies
Poesies, avec son Bloge
Poesies de M. G * • *
Poesies diverses
Poesies diverses de M. le chevalier
de R. . . .
Poesies fugitives
Poesies helv6tiennes
Poesies lyriques
Poesies pastorales
Poesies sacrees de W. L. F.
406
464
406
373
.. 155
.. 30
.. 146
407-409
.. 403
.. 14
.. 410
de
.. 574
.. 345
.. 483
.. 352
.. 135
.. 352
.. 223
53
.. 414
.. 413'
414-416
334
119
334
238
184
153
418
87,88
574
419
195
131
264
51
480
385
561
58
88
187
431
63
154
289
224
194
438
.. 134
.. 84
.. 109
191, 307
.. 303
Poesies sacr&s et philosophiques, etc.
Po&ies satiriques du dix-huitiSme
sidcle
varices
Poetical Magazine (The) . .
Poetical Registor
Poetical Sketches of Scarborough . .
Poetical Works, with Additions . .
Poetique fran9aise . .
Point de lendemain, conte . .
Polite Repository (The)
Political History of the Devil
Pomona . . . .
Pope (A.) 426,
Portrait de Henri IV.
Portraits des Grands Hommes,
Femmes illustres, etc
Portraits des personnages celebres de
la Revolution
Portraits des Personnages, etc.
Portraits historiques des Hommes
Illustres de Dannemark . .
Portraits of the Founders of Colleges
in Oxford and Cambridge
Prsedium rusticum . . . . .'.
Praise of Folly (The)
Praxile
Precis de la Vie
Pjejuges militaires . .
Premier [cinquiSme] livre de groupes
d'enfartts . .
Premier des Magnifiques Caresses,
etc.
Premier [deuxiSme] cayer de
Panneaux, Frises, etc.
Premier [deuxieme livre] dedifferents
trophees
Premier [Dixieme] Cahier d' Ara-
besques
Premier Livre de ditferents Trophees
Premier Livre de Pierreries, etc. . .
■ Premier [Quatrieme] Livre de
paisages et de Marines . .
Premier, second et troisieme Livres
de Chiffres, etc. . .
Premier,, second, troisieme et
quatritoe livres, etc.
Premier [septifeme] Cahier d'Blemens
de Paysages, etc. . .
Premier [sixieme] Livre de formes
rocailles et cartelles
Premiere [Deuxieme et troisieme]
suite, etc. . .
Priapi uti observautur in gemnis
antiquis . .
Prike et fidele exposition, etc.
Primerose
Principal Seats of Nobility and Gentry
Principaux Evenements de la Revolu-
tion
Principes d'allemandes, etc. . .
Prinoipes de Caricatures
2 R
TAGE
303
423
121
482
253
483
470
344
137
19
131
291
427
302
505
76
144
242
^175
544
171
428
428
318
78
415
437
247
431
107
365
389
341
167
398
365
56
233
372
373
29
160
157
226
610
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
Principes de I'Art du Tapissier . . 63
Principes de Pliilosopliie morale . . 147
Principes du droit politique . . 475
Principle of Mr. Harrison's Time-
keeper .. .■ ■• •• 235
Procession and Ceremonies (The) . . - 419
Progresses and Public Processions of
Queen Elizabeth .., .. .. 384
Promenade ou Itineraire des Jardins
deChantiUy 213
Promenade ou Itineraire des Jardins
d'Brmenouville 213
Provincial Copper Coins . . . . 435
Psyches et Cupidinis amores . . 30
Puerilla, or Amusement for the
Young 512
Pygmalion . . . . . . . . 55
Q
Quarante-huit Arabesques, etc. . . 78'
K
Eabelais (F.) . . . . 438, 439
Eacine(Jean) .. .. 440-443
Eeal Life in London . . . . 485
Reasons for Establishing the Colony
of Greorgia, 846
Receipts of Pastry and Cookery . . 262
Kecherches sur I'epoque de I'Equita-
tion, etc 175
Kecherches sur rOrigine, I'Esprit et
les Progrls des Arts . . . . 447
Eecherches sur les Costumes, etc. . . 107
Eecueil d'Airs franjois . . . . 212
Eecueil d'Antiquitees egyptiennes,
etc. 99
Eecueil choisi des plus belles vues
des maisons royales de Paris . . 469
Eecueil de cent estampes, etc. . . 184
Eecueil de cent vingt et une des plus
belles Vues de Paris . . . . 469
Eecueil de Cent sujets, etc. . . 164
Eecueil de Chevaux de tous genres 547
Eecueil de Desseins de Joaillerie . . 160
Eecueil de differents Sujets . . 249
Eecueil de divers Ecrits, etc. . . 299
Eecueil de divers griffonnemens, etc. 299
Eecueil de divers morceaux gravez, etc. 298
Eecueil de di verses Tables . . . . 192
Eecueil d'EmblSmes, devises, etc. . . 547
Eecueil d'Bsquises d' Architecture . . 286
Eecueil d'Estampes (Crozat) . . 125
Eecueil d'Estampes, etc. . . 227, 426
Eecueil d'Estampes, etc. (Boyer
d' AguiUes) 81
Eecueil d'Estampes, etc. (Le comte
de Bruhl) . . . . . . 85
Eecueil d'Estampes representant les
grades, etc. 160
FAOE
Eecueil de Fables 502
Eecueil de figures, chevaux, etc. . . 302
Eecueil de Gravures d'aprfa des
Vases antiques . . . . . . 534
Eecueil de Griffonis, etc. . . . . 492
Eecueil d'Idees nouvelles, etc. . . 225
Eecueil de Meubles de diflFerents
genres . . . . . . . . 285
Eecueil d'Ornements . . 98, 534
Eecueil de Pierres gvavees antiques 221
Eecueil de plusieurs des ouvrages
du president E 471
Eecueil de plusieurs sujets agreables 167
Eecueil de Poesies de M. S. .. 503
Eecueil de Poesies franfpises . . 159
Eecueil de Eomances historiques . . 328
Eecueil de testes, etc. . . . . 98
Eecueil de Tgtes de caracteres, etc. 308
Eecueil de tous les Costumes, etc. 43
Eecueil de 12 planches coloriees de
coiffures de Dames . . . . 114
Eecueil de Vues, etc. . . . . 79
Eecueil des Danses . . . . . . 127
Eecueil des Festes, etc 113
Eecueil des Fondations et Establisse-
ments, etc. . . . . . . 357
Eecueil des Fontaines, Frontispieces,
etc. 285
Eecueil des meilleurs Cortes en vers
448,449
Eecueil des CEuvres, etc 157
Eecueil des Pierres gravees du Cabinet
duEoi 99
Eecueil des Plans, Coupes et Vues,
etc. .. .. .. ..431
Eecueil des plans, profils et elevations,
etc. 345
Eecueil des Portraits des Personnes,
etc 144
Eecueil des Vues de I'Amerique
septentrionale 496
Eecueil d'un grand nombre de Vues,
etc 509
Eecueil Elementaire d' Architecture 382
Eecueil general de Costumes et de
Modes ... 12
Eeflexions critiques sur la Poesie,
etc 157
Eeflexions morales, 1740 . . . . 29
Reflexions morales de I'empreur . . 30
Eeflexions, Sentences et Maximea
morales 293-294
Eeflexions sm' la misericorde de Dieu 297
Eegal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities
of England .. .. ..517
Eegister of the most Noble Order of
• the Garter 29
Eeglement pour I'Opera de Paris . . 436
Eeglement sur les Uniformes, etc. . . 105
Eegulus, Tragedie, etc. . . . . 153
Eelation de risle imaginaire .. 371
Eelation d'un Voyage du Levant . . 535
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
6U
Relation du Voyage de la mer du
Sud, etc 198
Eelics of a Saint, etc 484
Reliques of Ancient English Poetry 407
Eemarks on a Tour to North and
South Wales 480
Repertoire des Artistes . . . . 257
Expense de Valcour a Zeiila . . 153
Repository of Arts, Literature, Com- 547
merce, etc. . . . . . . . . 482
Representation et Description, etc. 468
Representations des Animaux, etc. 468
Restif de la Bretonne . . 455-463
Revolution de Portugal . . . . 547
Revolutions de Paris . . . . 432
Ricciardetto, poema . . . . . . 192
Eichardet, poeme . . . . . . 192
Rites and Ceremonies of the Greek
Church, etc. 262
Robin Hood 469
Robin (The) 512
Robinson Crusoe . . . . . . 131
Roderic, ou le Demon marie . . 470
Rodogune . . . . . . . . 120
Roland Furieux (1775-1783) . . 34
Roland I'Amoureux . . . . 80, 538
Roman comique . . . . . . 501
Roman History . . . . . . 68
Roman Oriental 471
Romances (Berquin) . . . . . . 55
Romans et Contes . . . . ■ 562, 563
Romeo et Paquette, parodie, etc. . . 17
Rosalie et Gerbois . . . . . . 354
Rose et Colas, comedie . . . . 504
Roseide, ou I'lntrigant . . . . 154
Roundelay (The) 513
Eousseau (Jean-Baptiste) . . 473, 474
Eousseau (Jean-Jacques) . . 474-478
Eousseau, ou I'Enfance . . . . 143
Eowlandson 479-485
Rowlandson's Characteristic Sketches
of the Lower Orders . . . . 484
Royal Tribes of "Wales . . . . 579
Rudiments of ancient Architecture 31
Eudiments of Genteel Behaviour . . 384
Ruines des plus beaux Monuments
delaGrece 310
Ruins of the Palace . . . . . . 3
S
487
Sacre de Louis XV. . .
Sacre et Couronnement de Louis
XVr ; .. 405
Sacre et Couronnemont de Napoleon
1" 487
Saint Alme 216
Samt-Non (I'Abbe Richard de) . . 492
Santeuil victime de 1' Amour . . 497
Scarron 500-502
Scenes champgtres et autres ouvrages,
etc 409
PAGE
Schema aEer Uniform, etc. . . . . 502
School of Fencing (The) 28
School of Recreation (The) . . . . 231
School of Recreation . . . . 502
Scot's Musical Museum . . . . 256
Schriften von B. A 163
Scripture lessons . . . . . . 68
Soulptura . . . . . . . . 174
Seaman's Christian Friend (The) . . 234
Seconde Suite d'Estampes pour servir
h I'histoire des modes, etc. . . 196
Sejour de Paris 381
Select Collection of Drawings, etc. 575
Select Collection of English Songs 469
Select CoUeotion of Views and Ruins
in Rome 356
Select Fables 59
Select Views in Great Britain . . 357
Select Views in India . . . . 242
Select Views in Ita]y . . . . 509
Selim et Selima , 154
Sentimental History of Chinmey-
" 234
217
464
158
Sepulchral Monuments of Great
Britain
Serie de personaggi, etc.
Series of above idOO Anglo-Gallic or
Norman coins
Shakespeare (W.) . . . . 506, 507
Short Treatise on the " Sportsman's
Friend"
Silver Drops . .
Silvie
Simple Histoire
Simplice . .
Sirop-au-cul . .
Sitten, Gebrauche und Kleidung der
Eussen
Six Scones
Six Dances . .
Sixty different Sorts of Ornaments. .
Sketches and Hints on Landscape
Gardening . .
Sketches from Nature
Social Harmony
Soliman second
Song of Los (The) ..
Songes Drolatiques . .
Songs in the Op&a of Flora
Songs of Innocence . .
Songs of Innocence and of Expe-
rience
Sophie, ou le Triomphe des grSces
sur la beaute
Sophronie
Speaker (The)
Specimens of the ancient Sculpture
and Painting
Sports and Pastimes of the People
of England
Sterne (L.) . .
Storia della musica
58
65
571
252
68
219
226
321
127
86
455
..384,482,485
.. 231
. . 177
. . 67
440
511
65
65
190
53
67
94
518
515, 516
.. 346
612
INDEX OF AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
Strutt (Joseph) . . • • 517, 518
Studies from Drawings . . . . 357
StxiltitisB laudatio 170
Suite de Coeffures, etc 309
Suite de divers cris de Marcliands de
Eussie 309
Suite de douze Figures pour Alma-
nachs, etc. . . . . . . . . 127
Suite d'Estampes (1803-7) . . . . 45
Suite d'Estampes pour servir k
I'Bistoire des Moeurs, etc. . . 196
Suite de Gravures h I'eau-forte, etc. 295
Suite de portraits des Dues et
Ducliesses, etc. . . . . . . 91
Suite des Bagatelles anonymes . . 154-
Suite des Epreuves du Sentiment . . 35
Suites de Vases, Flambeaux, etc. . . 544
Supplement aux M^moires de Sully 366
Sur la Nobleise et Excellence du
sexe feminin . . ' . . . . 228
Sur la Situation des Beaux- Arts en
France 86
Surprising Adventures of the Re-
nowned Baron Munchausen . . 482
Survey of Dorsetshire . . . . 114
Surveys of the Cities of London and
Westminster ... . . . . 516
Swift (Dean Jon.) .. .. 519-521
Sylloge, etc 166
Syphilis, ou le Mai venerien, poeme
latin, etc. . . . . . . . . 193
Syren (The) 511
System of Heraldry . . . . 384
System of Magick 131
Systeme du philosoph chretien . . 204
T
Tableau de la Vie .. .. 430,460
Tableau de la Volupte . . . . 158
Tableau de Paris 353
Tableau du Nouveau Palais Eoyal . . 348
Tableau g&&al de I'Empire Ottoman 390
Tableaux de la Bonne Compagnie . . 460
Tableaux de la chapelle des Enfants-
Trouves 4 Paris 381
Tableaux de la Fable . . . . 337
Tableaiix de la Nature . . . . 143
Tableaux des Prisons de Lyon . . 132
Tableaux d'un Poete . . . . 336
Tableaux topographiques pitoresques,
etc 581
Tabliaux, or Tales abridged, etc. . . 305
Tabliaux, ou Contes, fables et Eo-
manes, etc . . . . 305
Tales from Shakespeare .. .. 68
Tancrede, tragedie . . . . . . 561
Tangu et F4hme 287
Tanzai et Neardarne . . . . . . 124
Tapestry Hangings of the House of
Lords 419
Tapisseries de S. A. S. Mgr. le due
d'OrMans 301
Tarsis et Zelie 318
Tasso ■ 525-527
The Adventures of Johnny Newcome
in the Navy . . . . . . 484
The Agreeable Amusement . . 513
The Analysis of Beauty . . . . 242
The Anatomy of the Horse . . . . 518
The Ancient and Present State of
Gloucestershire . . . . . . 38
The ancient Architecture of England 94
The Antiquaries' Museum . . . . 502
The Antiquities of England and
Wales 225
The Antiquities of Ireland ... . : 226
The Antiquities of Scotland . . 226
The Antiquities of St. Peter's . . 90
The Antiquities of Warwickshire . . 161
The Baronage of Scotland . . . . 155
The Baths of the Eomans, etc. . . 92
The Birth and Triumph of Cupid . . 534
The Beauties of Sterne . . . . 482
The Beauties of Tom Brown . . 480
The Biographical Mirrour . . . . 234
The Book of Ahania .. .. 67
The British Angler 575
The Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's
Guide 239
The Caricature Magazine . . . . 481
The Catch Club 511
The Chace, a Poem 510
The Children's Friend .. .. 56
The City and Country Builder's and
Workman's Treasury of Designs 291
The Civil and Natural History of
Jamaica . . . . . . . . 85
The Comforts of Bath .. ..479
The compleat Fencing-master . . 245
The compleat Gamster . . . . 506
The Constitution of the Freemasons 195
The Cryes of the City of London .. 296
The Cupid 511
The Dance of Life 483
The Dancing-Master .. ..127
The DivisionrViol 521
The English Dance of Death . . 483
The English Fencing-Master . . 65
The Environs of London . . . . 330
The Gardens 133
The Gentleman's Eecreation 69, 123
The Gentle Shepherd .. ..444
The Goldfinch, or, New Modern
Songster . . . . . . ... 513
The Grand Master, or Adventures
of Qui Hi in Hindostan . . . . 484
The Grave, a Poem 68
The Great Theater of Honour and
Nobility 81
The Grecian Orders of Architecture 31
The Historical Antiquities of Hert-
fordshire . , . , . , . , 108
INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS
613
The Historical Antiquities of
Somerset 115
The History of Devonshire . . . . 424
The History of Imbanking, etc. . . 161
The History of London .. .. 333
The History of Monmouthshire . . 575
The History of St. Paul's Cathedral 161
The History of the Flagellants . . 135
The History of the Isle of Wight . . 576
The History of the Town of Thet-
ford 345
The Hive - 511
The Hymn of Adam and Eve . . 359
The Itinerant 569
The Life and strange surprising
Adventures of Robinson Crusoe . . 130
The Life of Guzman d'Alfarache . . 7
The Linnet 512
The Lives of the Principal Eeformers 471
The Lives of those Eminent Anti-
quaries . . . . . . . . 320
The Manner of Raising, Ordering, etc. 335
The Martial Achievements of Great
Britain 37
The Matrimonial Preceptor . . 347
The Merry Companion . . . . 512
The Merry Musician . . . . 510
The Midwife, or Old Woman's
Magazine . . . . . . . . 357
The Military Adventures of Johnny
Newcome . . . . . . . . 484
The Monthly Mirror . . 370
The Muse's Holiday 511
The Musical Miscellany . . . . 379
The Natural History of Carolina . . 97
The Naval Atchievements of Great
Britain . . . . 37
The New Metamorphosis . . . . 30
The New Robinson Crusoe . . 57
The Nightingale . . . . . . 511
The Peerage of Scotland . . . . 155
The Pilgrim's Progress, etc. 87, 88
The Pleasures of Human Life . . 480
The Poetical Magazine . . . . 482
The Polite Repository, or Pocket
Companion . . . . . . 19
The Praise of Polly . . . . 171
The Principal Seats of the Nobility^
and Gentry . . . . . . 29
The Principle of Mr. Harrison's Time-
keeper . . . . . . • • 235
The Procession and Ceremonies,
etc 419
The Progresses and Public Proces-
sions of Queen Elizabeth . . 384
The Register of the most Noble Order
of the Garter 29
The Relics of a Saint, by Ferdinand
Farquar 484
The Rites and Ceremonies of the
Greek Church in Russia . . . . 262
The Robin 512
PAGE
The Roundelay, or the New Syren 513
The Royal Tribes of Wales . . 579
The School of Fencing .. .. 28
The School of Recreation . . . . 231
The Seamen's Christian Friend . . 234
The Song of Los 67
The Speaker 67
The Sports and Pastimes of the
People of England .. ..518
■ The Syren .511
The Tapestry Hangings of the House
of Lords 419
The "Thumb "Bible .. .. 59
The Thrush 512
The Virtuoso's Museum . . .-. 496
The Visions of the Daughters of
Albion .• .. 66
The Vocal Companion . . . . 513
The Whole of Aristotle's complete
Masterpiece . . . . . . 57
The World in Miniature . . . . 484
The Wreath 512
Theagtoe, tragedie, etc. . . . . 154
Theatre de plus celfebrea Ordres de
Chevalerie 167
Thmre de Societe 207
Theatre des Boulevards . . . . 119
Theatre du Monde 467
Theatre et (Euvres 114
Theatre et CEuvres diverses . . 401
Theatre Italien 212
Theatrum Scotise . . . . . . 530
Themidore, ou, Mes Fredaines . . 214
Theorie de la Figure humaine . . 486
Theiese philosophe . . . . . . 370
Thomson 532-533
Thoughts on Hunting . . . . 51
Thrush (The) 512
« Thumb " Bible (The) .. .. 59
Tombeaux des Princes, etc. . . 331
Tom Jones, ou I'Enfant trouve . . 293
Tour of Doctor Syntax, etc. . . 483
Tout Paris en Vaudeville . . . . 335
Traite de Geometric theorique et
pratique, etc. . . . . . . 301
Traite de la Construction, etc. . . 63
Traite de la Couleur de la peau
humaine . . . . . . . . 301
Traite de la Coupe des Pierres . . 294
Traite de I'education des femmes . . 39
Traite de I'Horlogerie m&amque et
pratique . . . . . . . . 531
Traite de la Methode antique de
graver, etc. . . . . . . 381
Traite de la Peinture . . . . 308
Traite de la Police , 132
Traite de Pierres precieuses . . 427
Traite de Venerie . . . . . . 579
Traite des arbres fruitiers, etc. . . 162
Traite des Armes 213
Traitd des Bandages herniaires . . 260
Traite des Divinations . , . . 21
614
INDEX or AUTHOES AND SUBJECTS
Traits des Diamaiits et des Perles 255
Ti-aite des Feux d'artifice pour le
Spectacle . . . . •,. • • 198
Traits des horloges marines . . 56
Traits des Pierres grav&s . . . . 340
Traits des Eenoncules, etc. . . 32
Traite des Voitures . , . . . . 205
Traite du Beau essentiel dans.les
Arts 84
Traite historique et pratique de la
gravure . . . . . . . . 403
Traite philosophique des Lois
naturelles . . . . . . . . 126
Traite sur la Oavalerie . . . . 349
Traite sur les Principles de I'Art
d'ecrire . . . . . . ... 80
Transactions philosophiques, etc. . . 82
Travels into several Remote Nations
of the World 520
Treatise of Chorograpliy . . . . 172
Treatise of the Five Orders of Archi-
tecture . . 467
Treatise on Ancient Armour and
Weapons 226
Treatise on Diamonds and Pearls . . 255
Treatise upon Ancient Painting . . 539
Tresor des Devinations . . . . 21
Triomphe de I'Empereur Maxi-
milian I 536
Triimiph of Temper . . . . 67
Troisieme Suite d'Estampes pour
servir h I'Histoire des Modes,
etc. 197
Twelfth Night Characters . . . . 483
U
UeberdieEhe 110
Une Joumee des Parques . . . . 314
Uniformes militaires . . . . 371
Universal Harmony . . . . 512
Universal, or Gentlemen and Ladies'
Social Companion . . . . 512
Universal Penman . . . . . . 60
Un pot sans couvercle . . . . 444
Valdeuil, ou les Malheurs d'un
habitant de St. Domingue . . 347
Valmon, anecdote fran9aise . . 320
Valrose, ou les Orages de I'Amour . . 320
Variltes amusantes. Etrennes aux
gens de bon govlt 14
Vases after the manner of the Antique 51
VeiU&s po^tiques et morales . . 43
Vera et accurata delineatio temp-
lorum . . . . . . , . 263
Verbessert Haupt Almanach . . 7
Vercingfitorix, tragedie . . . . 61
Veritas philosophiques . . . . 360
Versailles immortalise par les Mer-
veilles, etc. . . . . . . 366 '
Verschyden Modernse Kleedinge,etc. 265
Vicar of Wakefield 484
Vida y hechos del hidalgo Don
Quixote 102
Vie de M. de Florian . . . . 190
Vied'Ovide 550
Vie du capitaine Lemuel GruUiver . . 520
Vie du Cardinal d'Ambroise . . 304
Vie du Chevalier de Faublas . . 326
Vie priv^e de Louis XV. . . . . 375
Vie privee du cardinal Dubois . . 366
Vies de plus fameux Architeotes, etc. 34
View of Northumberland . . . . 249
Views of Seats, Castles, etc. . . 81
Views of the Lakes in Cumberland
and Westmorland . . . . 176
Vignettes to Bewick's various Works 59
Vingt Contes en vers . . . . 551
Virgil's Pastorals 68
Virtuoso's Museum (The) . . . . 496
Visions of the Daughters of Albion
(The) .. 66
Vitruvius Britannicus . . . . 92
Vocal Companion (The) . . . . 513
Vocal Magazine . . 513
Vocal Melody 512
Voltaire 556-566
Voyage a I'Isle de France, etc. . . 493
Voyage h I'Isle des Peupliers . . 531
Voyage h la Nouvelle Guinee . . 513
Voyage au cap de Bonne Esperance 316
Voyage au Levant . . . . . . 301
Voyage autour de ma Chambre . . 332
Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute
Egypte 137
Voyage dans le boudoir de Pauline 52
Voyage dans les 102 Departments
de la Prance 296
Voyage de . . . . 54
Voyage d'Amatonth . . . . 455
Voyage de Ohapelle et Bachaumont 106
Voyage d'Egypte, et de Nubie . . 386
Voyage de Gulliver . . . . , . . 520
Voyage de I'Arabie heureuse . . 294
Voyage de Louis XV. au Havre en
1749 139
Voyage de Madame Adelaide, etc. 63
Voyage de Paris k Saint-Cloud, etc. 381
Voyage de Pythagore en Egypt . . 337
Voyage en Europe, etc. . . . . 289
Voyage en France . . . . . . 303
Voyage en Hongiie . . . . . . 533
Voyage en I'autre monde . . . . 293
Voyage en Siberie . . . . . . 106
Voyage en Syrie et en Egypte . . 556
Voyage litteraire de deux religieux
benedictins . , . . . . 345
Voyage litteraire de la Greoe . . 230
Voyage of Discovery to the North
Pacific Ocean 543
INDEX OF AUTHOKS AND SUBJECTS
615
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Voyage par I'ltalie en Egypte, etc. 63
Voyage par la Moscovie en Perse . . 301
Voyage pittoresque 492
Voyage pittoresque de la Qr^ce . . Ill
Voyage pittoresque de la Syrie, etc. 94
Voyage pittoresque de Paris . . 33
Voyage pittoresque des lies de Sioile,
etc. 247
Voyage pittoresque et historique de
ristrie, etc. . . . . . . 95
Voyage Sentimental en Prance . . 515
Voyage tres-ourieux et tr^s-renommes
faits en Moscovie . . . . . . 391
Voyages liturgiques en France . . 361
Vues de la vUle de La Haye . . 345
Vues de Paris et des Maisons royales 40
Vues des plus beaux bastimens de
France . . . . . . . . 407
Vues des plus beaux Edifices public
et particuliers de Paris , . . . 254
Vues'pittoresques de 1' Alsace . . 219
Vues pittoresques des prinoipaux
Edifices de Paris 254
W
Walpole (H.)
569
Watteau
571, 572
Weber-Bild-Buch
198
Wertberie . . .
409
Westmonasterium
129
"West window of the New College
Ghapel, Oxford
175
Wheble's Ladies . .
. Pocket Book 573
FAGR
Whim of the Day for 1794 . . 513
Whole of Aristotle's complete Master-
piece . . . . . . . . 57
Whole System of Chair-making . . 335
Wie die Alten den Tod gebildet . . 315
WUhelmine 533
Wit and Mirth, or PiUs to purge
Melancholy 164
Wit's' Magazine . . . . . . 65
Works in Architecture . . 3, 467
Works on Painting . . . . . . 467
Works, serious and comical (Brown
T.) 85
Works, to which is prefixed the
Life, etc . . . . 51
World in Miniature (The) .. ..484
Wreath (The) 512
Z
Zadig, ou la Destinee . . . . 562
Zelie dans le Desert.'. .. .. 127
Zelis au bain , . . . . . . . 412
Zelomir 374
Zelucco 372
ZemireetAzor ., .. .. 343
Zemire et Zilas . . . . . . 139
Zeneide, comedie, etc. . . . . 91
Zephirine, ou I'Bpoux libertin . . 205
Zoe ou les Moeurs de Paris . . . . 333
Zoloe et ses deux aooly thes . . . . 488
Zoramis, roi de Crete . . . . 154
Zulima, ou 1' Amour pur . . . . 307
Zulmator, prince de la Chine . . 284
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