Providence.

DANGEAU, L. de C. de, and CHOISY, F. T. de. Sur la providence. In their Quatre dialogues. 1684.

WELSTED, L. Scheme and conduct of providence. In his Works. 1787.

Provincial à Paris, ou la pouvoir de l'amour et de
la raison, comédie. See A. G. M. de MoisSY.
Provinciaux à Paris, comédie. See L. B. PICARD.
Œuvres, 1821, vol. 3.
Provoked husband;

or, a journey to London, comedy. See Sir J. VANBRUGH and C. CIBBER. Provoked wife, comedy. See Sir J. VANbrugh. Prude, La, comédie. See F. M. A. de VOLTAIRE. Euvres, 1784, vol. 7.

Prudente Abigail, comedia. See A. ENRIQUEZ
GOMEZ. [Comedias.]

Prueba de las promessas, comedia.
DE ALARCON Y MENDOZA.

LITERARHISTORISCHES Taschenbuch. 1843-1847. Prynne, William, 1600-1669.

Histrio-mastix. The players scovrge, or, actors tragedie. Wherein it is largely evidenced That popular stage-playes are sinfull, heathenish, lewde, ungodly spectacles. London, M. Sparke. 1633. (34), 1036, (40) pp. 4° G.4075.16; ***5454.24 Mr. William Prynn his Defence of stage-plays, or a retractation of a former book of his called Histrio-mastix. London, printed 1649. [Reprinted, 1822.] 8 pp. 4° G.3821.16 A forgery.

BAKER, Sir R. Theatrum redivivum, or the theatre vindicated by Sir Richard Barer [sic]. 1662. Pseudodoxia epidemica. See Sir T. BROwne. Pseudolus, comœdia. See M. A. PLAUTUS.

Pseudonyms.

BARBIER, A. A.

Dictionnaire des ouvrages

anonymes et pseudonymes. 1822-1827.

MANNE, L. C. J. de. Nouveau recueil d'ouvrages anonymes et pseudonymes. 1834.

QUERARD, J. M. Auteurs déguisés de la littérature française au XIXe siècle. 1845. Psyche.

CORNEILLE. P. Psyché, tragi-comédie. In his Euvres, 1817, vol. 9; Répert. gén., 1821, vol. 4. LA FONTAINE, J. de. Les amours de Psyché et de Cupidon. In his Œuvres, 1822, vol. 5. Molière, J. B. P. Psyché, tragi-comédie. SHADWELL, T. Psyche, tragedy. TIGHE, Mary. Psyche, poem.

Pubblica felicità, poema. See P. METASTASIO. Opere, 1780, vol. 9.

Publicola, pseud.

Prusse et sa neutralité. See D. D. de PRADT.
Prussia.

Cousin's Report on the Prussian system of education. [Cut from the Foreign quarterly rev., Oct., 1833. pp. 273-301.] No. 6 in G.3841.5

No. 6 in G.3950.5 Pucelle, La, tragédie. See F. BEAUMONT and J. FLETCHER. The maid's tragedy.

Pucelle d'Orléans, poëme. See F. M. A. de VOLTAIRE. Œuvres, 1784, vol. 11.

Purcell, Henry, composer, 1658-1695.

The songs in Amphitryon, with the music. London, F. Tonson. 1690. (1), 13 pp. 4°

No. 6 in G.3814.5.4 Bound with J. Dryden's Amphitryon; or, the two Sosias, comedy. London, 1691.

Pure, Michel de, 1634-1680.

Idée des spectacles anciens et novveavx. Par M. M. D. P. Paris, M. Brunet. 1668. (6), 318. (10) pp. 24° G.3537.4 Purgatoire de Saint Patrice, poëme. See MARIE de France.

Purgatorio de San Patricio, comedia. See P.
CALDERON DE LA BARCA. Comedias, 1760, vol. 2.
Purgatory.
WRIGHT, T. St. Patrick's purgatory. 1844.
Purificatio Mariæ, mystery. In Towneley myste-
ries. 1836.

Purification, mystery. In Coventry mysteries. 1841.

Purification: the blackesmythes playe. (Mystery.)
In Chester plays, 1843, vol. 1.
These three mysteries are all different.
Puritans.

HACKETT, H. B.

Church book of the Puritans

at Geneva, 1555-1560. 1862. HALE, E. E. Our first fathers and their first children. 1857.

The players and the Puritans. [Cut from Harper's mag., June, 1863, pp. 104-110.] No. 25 in G.3822.3 Purple island, poem. See P. FLETCHER. Púrpura de la rosa, comedia con loa. CALDERON DE LA BARCA. Comedias, 1760, vol. 7. Purry, Jean Pierre, of Neufchátel.

See P.

A description of the province of South Carolina, 1731. In Force, P. Tracts, 1838, vol. 2.

G.3613.3.2; *2323.3.2

Translated from Mr. Purry's original treatise in French and published in the Gentleman's magazine for Aug., Sept., and Oct., 1732 [*3115.1.2].

Putnam, Israel, 1718-1790.

PEABODY, O. W. B. Life of Israel Putnam. 1837. Puttana errante. See P. ARETINO. Puttenham, George, 1532?-1600?

The arte of English poesie, 1589. [Prefixed, Partheniades, poems.] In Haslewood, J., ed. Ancient critical essays, 1811, vol. 1. G.3831.3.1 Puttick and Simpson, auctioneers.

Catalogue of a collection of books, in which is included the greater portion of the library of the late E. A. Crowninshield; also, the collection of autographs; [to] be sold, July 12, 1860. [London.] (2), 180, 18 pp. Fac-simile. 8° No. 2 in G.3950.24 Catalogue of a library, comprising a collection of works in Anglo-American literature. Sold May 25th, 1859. [London.] (2), 256 pp. Priced. 8° No. 7 in G.315.16

Catalogue of autograph letters. To be sold March 10, 1862, March 23, 1864. [London]. (2), 100; (2), 51 pp. 8° Nos. 1, 2 in G.3951.23

No. 3 in the same volume is another Catalogue of autographs, pages 233-287, lacking title-page.

Catalogue of books, from the library of an amateur. Sold June 15th, 1859. [London.] (2), 86 pp. 8° No. 5 in G.315.16 Catalogue of the library of an eminent historian. Sold April 26, 1864. [London.] (2), 68 pp. 89 No. 4 in G.3950.21.2

Pye, Henry James, 1745-1813.

A commentary illustrating the Poetic of Aristotle, by examples chiefly from the modern poets. Prefixed, a new ed. of the translation of the Poetic. London: J. Stockdale. 1792. xvi, 564, (9) pp. 4° G.60.3

Poems on various subjects. In 2 v. With frontispieces. London: J. Stockdale. 1787. Plate. 8° G.3947.19

Contents. 1. Odes; Songs; Elegies; Avon, written during the Stratford jubilee; The myrtle and bramble; The triumph of fashion; Shooting, a poem; Aerophorion; On the wreck of the Halsewell; The parsonage improved: Six Olympic odes of Pindar, omitted by Mr. West, translated. 2. Faringdon hill; The progress of refinement; The art of war, a poem translated from the French of the king of Prussia.

Enchiridion containing institutions divine, contemplative, practical; moral, ethical, economical, Portr. Lipolitical. London, 1856. viii, 174 pp. brary of old authors. Sm. 8° G.3845.6; 2609.19 Quarry, Robert.

Information against the government of Pennsylvania. With Penn's answer. In Historical soc'y of Penn. Memoirs, 1830, vol. 2. G.3623.1.2; *4372.2.2 Quarter of an hour before dinner; or, quality binding, drama. See J. ROSE.

Quarterly review. Vol. 35. London, 1827. Imperfect. 8° G.377.10

Quatre facardins, conte. See Anthony, count HAMILTON.

Quatre fils d'Aymon, histoire héroïque. See HUON de Villeneuve.

Quatre parties du jour. See F. J. de P. de BERNIS. Quatre repas. See A. B. L. R., vicomte de MIRABEAU. Quatre saisons, poëme. See F. J. de P. de BERNIS. Quatre têtes, vision. 7 pp. 8° No. 3 in G.157.10 Quatre vertus cardinales. See DEUDES de Prades.

Quentin Durward, novel. See Sir W. Scott.
Quérard, Joseph Marie, 1797-1865.

Les auteurs déguisés de la littérature française au XIXe siècle. Paris, 1845. (3), 84 pp. 89

No. 3 in G.370a.13; *2144.1

De la bibliographie générale au XIXe siècle et plus particulièrement du Manuel du libraire. Lettre à j. C. Brunet. Paris, 1863. 24 PP. L. 8°

No. 2 in G.42.2.7; *2142.5

La France littéraire, ou dictionnaire bibliographique. Paris, 1827-1864. 12 V. 80 G.223.1; *2163.1 1863.

LE ROY, A. J. M. Quérard. Querelle de Saint-Roch et de Saint-Thomas, sur l'ouverture du manoir céleste à Mlle Chameroy. See F. G. J. S. ANDRIEUX.

Querelle des théâtres, drame. See A. R. LE SAGE. Œuvres, 1783, vol. 12.

Querelles des deux frères, ou la famille bretonne. See J. F. COLLin-Harleville. Théâtre, vol. 4, 1805.

Queries to be answer'd by the manager of DruryLane theatre, for the satisfaction of the publick, in regard to the present dispute between him and his actors. London: F. Roberts. 1743 19 PP. 89 No. 1 in G.3823.13; No. 8 in G.3824.2 See FULL answer to Queries upon queries. Question answered: or, how will nullification work? With a brief review of Mr. Calhoun's letter, of Aug. 28, 1830. Charleston, 1832. 23 pp.

120 No. 15 in G.321.19 Question d'argent, comédie. See A. DUMAS, fils. Questions législatives sur l'impôt du tabac. See L. HUBERT.

Quevedo y Villegas, Francisco Gomez de, 15801645.

Obras. Madrid, 1790-1794. 12 v. in II. Portr. Plates. 8 G.3351.1; **D.165.12 The contents are given on p 292 of the Ticknor catalogue.

[Poesías.] Portr. In Lopez de Sedano, J. J., ed. Parnaso español, 1768, vols. 1-5, 7-9.

G.3355.8.1-9; **D.156.13.1-9

Namely: 1. Cancion; Sátira; Odas. 2. Sermon estóvco; Matraca de las flores y la hortaliza; Boda de Pordioseros; Odas. 3. Versos Adónicos; Cancion; Soneto. 4. Idilios; Sonetos; Romances; Redondillas; Odas; Cancion. 5. Cristo resucitado; Quartetos. 7. La bucólica del Tajo; Ecglogas, 1-8; Sátira. 8. Romance; Letrilla; Visita de Alejandro á Diogenes; Canciones; Oda; Soneto. 9. Cancion; Epitafio.

The Odas in vols. 1 and 2 appear under the pseudonym of El bachiller Francisco de la Torre.

- translator.

1768.

EPICTETUS. Doctrina, traducida. PHOCYLIDES. Focilides traducido. 1768. Quiberon, France.

De l'expédition de Quiberon. françois à bord de la Pomone. 1795. (3), 45 pp. 8°

Par un officier

Londres, T. Baylis. No. 1 in G.324.10

Quien habla mas obra menos, comedia. See F. de ZÁRATE Y CASTRONOVO.

Quinault, Philippe, 1635-1688.

Théâtre. Nouv. éd., augmentée de sa vie, d'une dissertation sur ses ouvrages, et de l'origine de l'opéra. Paris, 1778. 5 v. 12° G.3565.8

Contents. 1. Vie; Les rivales; La généreuse ingratitude; L'amant indiscret, ou le maître étourdi; La comedie sans comédie. 2. La mort de Cyrus; Le mariage de Cambise; Stratonice; Les coups de l'amour et de la fortune; Le feint Alcibiade; Amalasonte. 3. Le fantôme amoureux; Agrippa, roi d'Albe, ou le faux Tibérinus; Astrate; La mère coquette, ou les amans brouilles; Bellerophon; Pausanias. 4. Fêtes de l'Amour et de Bacchus; Cadmus et Hermione; Alceste, ou le triomphe d'Alcide; Thésée; Atys; Isis. 5. Proserpine; Le triomphe de l'amour; Persée; Phaeton; Amadis; Roland; Le temple de la paix; Armide.

La mère coquette, ou les amants brouillés, comédie. In Répertoire gén. du théâtre fran., 1821, vol. 36. G.3567.1.36 CRAPELET, G. A. Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de Quinault. 1824.

Pages 51-56 contain a Liste chronologique des ouvrages de Quinault.

Quincy, Josiah, 1772-1864.

Address at the dedication of the Dane law school in Harvard university, Oct. 23, 1832. Cambridge, 1832. (3), 27 pp. 83

No. 9 in G.322.13; No. 1 in *4393.80 Address to the board of aldermen of the city of Boston, Jan. 3, 1829, on taking final leave of the office of mayor. Boston, 1829. 31 pp. 8°

No. 1 in G.321.15; No. 12 in *Pph. vol. 76 Address to the citizens of Boston, on the 17th of Sept. 1830, the close of the second century from the first settlement of the city. Boston, 1830. 68 pp. 80 No. 2 in G.321.5; No. 10 in *Pph. vol. 81 The history of Harvard university. Cambridge. 1840. 2 v. Illus. 8° G.3623.13; 2382.50 Remarks on some of the provisions of the laws of Massachusetts, affecting poverty, vice, and crime, being a charge to the grand jury in March term, 1822. Cambridge, 1822. 28 pp. 80

No. 3 in G.322.13; No. 6 in *7685.22 Speech, in the House of representatives, Jan. 25, 1812, in relation to maritime protection. Baltimore, 1812. 24 pp. 8° No. 7 in G.323.13 ADDRESS by members of the House of representatives to their constituents, on the war with Great Britain. 1812.

LIVERMORE, G. Josiah Quincy. 1864. Quincy, Josiah Phillips, 1830-. Charicles: a dramatic poem. By the author of Lyteria. Boston, 1856. 106 pp. 16

G.3647.27; 4409.28

Réponse à quelques Observations de l'archevêque de Paris [sur la controverse élevée à l'occasion de la liberté d'enseignement]. Paris, 1843. 43 Pp. 8° No. 2 in G.3560.18

MICHELET, J., and QUINET, E. Des Jésuites. 1843. Quingery,

de, editor.

BAUDRILLART, J. J. Traité des chasses. In his Traité général. 1823.

Quinquina, Le, poëme. See J. de LA FONTAINE. Œuvres, 1822, vol. 5.

Qvinta pars Indiæ Orientalis: quâ continetur vera descriptio nauigationis illius quam Hollandi cum octonis nauibus in terras orientales præcipuè in Iauanas et Moluccanas insulas susceperunt, an. 1598-1600. Opus. . . iam Latio donatum à Bilibaldo Strobæo. Adiecta sunt tabulæ seu icones in æs incisæ et editæ à Io. Theod. et Io. Israele de Bry, fratribus. Francofurti, apud M. Becker. 1601. (6), 60, (1) pp. Engr. t. p. 20 plates with text. T. de Bry. Collectiones. 4

No. 3 in G.281.51.10; No. 1 in ***2360.26.8

In the latter copy, plates 5 and 6 have been interchanged with those that belong to Part IV.

Quintilian (Marcus Fabius Quintilianus), 35?-96? De institutione oratoria, libri XII., ex editione J. M. Gesneri. London, 1822. 2 v. Regent's classics. 24° G.308.68

The copy on G.206.52 has been divided into 2 vols, by the insertion of an extra title page between the 9th and 10th books. It also has duplicate copies of the Index rerum and Addenda inserted after the preliminary leaves.

Quinze joves de mariage; joint le Blason des fausses amours [par G. Alexis], le Loyer des folles amours, et le Triomphe des muses contre amour. Enrichi de remarques [de Le Duchat]. À la Haye, A. Derogissart. 1726. xv, (1) 342 PP.

Attributed to A. de La Salle.

129 G.3554.17

Quotations.

BARTLETT, John. Familiar quotations. 1863. Book of familiar quotations. 1862.

COTGRAVE, J. English treasury. 1655.

GILDON, C. Complete art of poetry, 1718, vol. 2. HALE, S. J. Complete dictionary of poetical quotations. 1859.

SHAKESPEARE, W. [Quotations.] Pages 179, 180 of Part I.

SPIRIT of English tragedy. 1830.

WATSON, J. T. Poetical quotations. 1854.

R***.

Catalogue des livres de la belle bibliothèque de M.
R***, dont la vente aura lieu 24 nov. 1834. Paris,
1834. (4), 87. (1) pp. 8°
No. 4 in G.315.2

R., C. D. See G. de COURTILZ DE SANDRAS.
R., E. See Edward RAWSON.
R., F. T.

Siempre triunfa la inocencia, escrita por D. F. T. R. [Barcelona, 1790.] 32 pp. Sm. 4° No. 4 in G.3353.2.3 R., H.

Newes from the Levane seas. Describing the events of Edward Glenham. Written by H. R. London, W. Wright. 1594. (1), ii, 30 pp. J. P. Collier's Illustrations. 1866. 4° No. 1 in G.3826.4.2 R., S.

Greene's ghost-haunting conycatchers, wherein is set down the art of humouring, etc., with the merry conceits of Doctor Pinchback. A tract by S. R., 1626. Edited by J. O. Halliwell. London, printed for private circulation. 1860. vi, 77 pp. Sm. 8° G.3852.25 Attributed to Samuel Rowlands. 26 copies printed. R., T., translator. CORNEILLE, T. The extravagant sheepherd. 1654. R., W.

The most horrible and tragicall murther of Iohn lord Bourgh, baron of Castell Connell. Committed by Arnold Cosby. Written by W. R. [London] Pr. by R. R. 1591. (1), 20 pp. J. P. Collier's Illustrations, 1863. 4° No. 6 in G.3826.6.1 Rabaut de Saint Étienne, Jean Paul, 1743-1793. Opinion sur la motion suivante de M. le comte de Castellane: Nul homme ne peut être inquiété pour ses opinions, ni troublé dans l'exercice de sa religion. Paris, Baudouin. 1789. 15pp. 8° No. 19 in G.3656.6 Précis historique de la Révolution française. Assemblée constituante [1789-1791]. 6 gravures. 7me éd. Paris, 1819. (2), 455, lxxxiii pp. 12° G.3662.7 Rabelais, François, 1495?-1553.

Œuvres Édition variorum, aug. de pièces inédites, des Songes drólatiques de Pantagruel; des remarques de Le Duchat, etc.; et d'un nouveau commentaire par Esmangart et Eloi Johanneau. Paris, 1823. 9 V. Portrs. Illus. 8° G.254.2; *2708.1

Contents. 1-8. Vie de Gargantua et de Pantagruel: 1, 2. Gargantua. 3-8. Pantagruel. 8. Pantagrueline prognostication; Pièces diverses; Epistolæ; Lettres. 9. Songes drôlatiques de Pantagruel.

BRUNET, J. C. Notice sur deux romans intitulés Les chroniques de Gargantua. 1834.