1206 Ossian's Fingal, in Heroic Rhyme,
1207 Ogilvie's Britannia, a Poem,

1208 Old Woman's Dunciad, frontispiece,:

1751 oluy

1816

1209 Ottley's History of Engraving upon Copper and in Wood,

1210 Ogilvie's Providence, a Poem, 1764. Ogle's Gualtherus
and Griselda, 1739, and 2 more.

1211 Ogilby Improved, or Survey of the Principal and Cross

Roads, by Owen.

1212 Titus Oates's Picture of the late King James,
1213 Ostervald, cours d' Arithmetique et des Changes,

1764

1696

Neuch. 1794

1214 Obedience of a Chrysten Man, and howe Chrysten Ru-
lers ought to Govern,

Printed at Malbrowe in the lande of Hesse, by Hans
Luft, 1528.

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1215 Oxford Verses on the Death of Sir Bevill Grenvill, fine cl

1216 Ovid's Art of Love, Book the First, and Museus's Hero
and-Leander, in Verse,..

1682 razy be

- 1217 Owles Almanack prognosticating many strange Accidents
which shall happen to this Kingdom in 1618, morocco,

1618

1218 Orders for preventing and remedying of the Dearth of tr Grain and Victuall,

1219 Old Newes newly Revived, or Occurrences in Parliament,

2

Folio.

1222 Countess of Newcastle's Poems and Fancies,
1223 Lord North's Forest of Varieties,

1653

1645

Antv. 1639

1224 Neapolis commentarii ad Ovidii Fastos,.
1225 Oswald's Airs for the Seasons. Oswald's Comic Tunes in
Queen Mab. Oswald's Collection of curious Scots
Tunes. Oswald's second Collection of Curious Scots
Tunes. Newton's 6 Select Songs, and a Cantata.
1226 Otho Venius, Theatre de la Vie Humaine en plus de 100
Tableaux tirés d'Horace,

1227 Onosandri Strategicus, Gr. et Lat. Schwebelii,

Brux. 1678

Norimb. 1757

1228 Ovid's Metamorphosis by Sandys, LARGE PAPER, cuts,

bound in russia,

Lamy

1229 Ovid's Metamorphosis, Latin and English, by Garth, with
Banier's Explications, 2 vol. in 1, plates by Picart, 1732
1230 OGILBY'S WORKS, namely, Account of several Embassies
from the Dutch East India Company to China, 2 vol.
1673. Account of Japan, 1670. Description of Asia,
1673. Account of Africa, 1670. Description of Ame-
rica, 1671. His Britannia, 1675. Entertainment of
Charles II. in his passage through London to the Co-
ronation, 1662. Homer's Iliad, and Odysses, with one
portrait of Ogilby by Faithorne, and another by Lombart,
2 vol. 1669. Virgil, 1654, and his Esop's Fables, 1668.
in all 12 vol. ornamented with several hundred plates.
1231 Oldmixon's History of England in the Reigns of the
Stuarts,

1232 Ovidii Opera, notis Micylli,

1730 Basil. 1549 2

1233 Occonis Numismata Imperatorum Romanorum, curâ

Mediobarbi,

Mediol. 1683 1234 Oratio Dominica, in 155 Linguas versa, et exoticis characteribus plerumque expressa. Marshal Junot's copy, splendidly bound in red morocco, silk ends.

Parma. Bodoni, 1806

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