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CORDAKA, Julius Cæsar. Caroli Edoardi Stuartii, Walliæ Principis, Expeditio in Scotiam, Libris IV comprehensa. 1752. Cordelier metamorphosed. Tales of the Cordelier metamorphosed, as narrated in a MS. from the Borromeo Collection, and in the Cordelier Cheval of M. Piron, with Translations. 1821. 4to. Pp. —, with etchings on India paper, by George Cruikshank. Privately printed by George Hibbert, Esq. Boswell, 3055, 44 CORDERIUS, Maturin. Select Century of Corderius' Colloquies, Latin and English, by John Clarke. London. 12mo. 2s. 6d. Of this work of Corderius, formerly much used in schools, a vast number of editions have been published. Clarke's edition is recommended by Dr. Johnson. Dialogues of Corderius, translated by John Brinsley, 1614. Svo. Cordial, A soveraigne, for a Christian Conscience. Roane, 1554. 16mo. B 3, in cights. CORDINER, Rev. Charles. Antiquities and Scenery of the North of Scotland, in a Series of Letters to Thomas Pennant, Esq. London, 1780. 4to. 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Towneley, pt. i. 433, morocco, 944, 10s. rally a weak constitution, which he seemed to have ruined by intemperance, so that he was expected to die at the age of thirty-five, did at that period adopt a strict regimen, allowing hims If only twelve ounces of food daily. By this plan of diet he lived to more than one hundred years; and it is delightful to observe the tranquil, cheerful, and energetic state of mind accompanying his bodily health, and in a great measure induced by it.' Sir John Sinclair in his Code of Health and Longevity, mentions an edition of 1779, as the best English translation of Cornaro's works. CORNBURY, Henry Hyde, Lord Hyde and. The Mistakes; or the happy Resentment, a Comedy. London, 1758. 8vo. Memorare nouissima, &c. or Published by subscription by the celethe Booke named Cordyall. En-brated actress Mrs. Porter, and upwards prynted atte Westmystre, Anno of three thousand sold. The advertise ment was written by Horace Walpole, Earl of Oxford. 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