-- 12538 Cassandra (gr.) Par., Jac. Bogardus, 1547. 4°. 12539'Aλegavopa (gr.) Alexandræ s. Cassandræ versiones II. una ad verbum a Gu. Cantero, altera carmine expressa per Jos. Scaligerum. Acc. epitome Cassandra græco-lat., carmine Anacreontio, eodem autore; item index. Bas., Oporin. et Perna, m. Majo 1566. 4°. 8 leaves of preliminary matter (the 8th blank), 236 pages, and 4 leaves (the 4th blank). Canter's annotations are short but learned. 12541 - Alexandra s. Cassandra (gr.) cum vers. lat. Gu. Canteri. Ejusd. Canteri in eand. annotatt. Apud Hi. Commelinum, 1596. 8°. 8 leaves and 192 pages. 12542 Alexandra (gr.) J. Meursius rec. et libro commentario illustrav. Acc. Jos. Scaligeri versio emendatior. LB., J. Balduinus, 1597. 8°. 10 leaves of preliminary matter, 364 pages, and 10 leaves. 12543 (the same title). Ed. II. aucta et emend. LB., L. Elzevir, 1599. 8°. leaves of preliminary matter, 350 pages, and 7 leaves. Also in Meursii Opp. V. 877-1048. Meursius's edition treats chiefly of archeology, and contains much that is irrelevant. 12547 · Alexandra s. Cassandra cum vers. et commentario Gu. Canteri, paraphrasin, notas, ind. græcum e scholiis auctum adjec. ac præf. est H. Gf. Reichard. Lps., Crusius, 1788. large 8°. (1 d. 12 gr.) Potter's text with a few alterations. Reichard had explanation more than criticism in view. 12548 Cassandra ope XVI codd. MSS. restitutum, fideliori interpretatione exornatum et paraphrasi explicatum : cum Is. vel pot. J. Tzetzæ commentario ad fid. XIII exemplarium emendato, aucto, lat. reddito et illustrato. Acc. fragmm., variantes lectt., emendatt. et indd., stud. Lp. Sebastiani. Romæ, 1803. 4°. (10 scudi), with 1 plate, 416 and 218 pages. A new but unhappy recension from a rich apparatus, which Sebast. knew not how to use. Grammatical blunders, for example, translavi for transtuli, abound in it. 12549 - Ισαακιου και Ιωαννου σχόλια eis Avkoopova. Lectionib. editionis Sebastianæ variis in Lycophronis Alexandram præmissis et recensitis, e III codd. MSS. Viteberg. unoque Cizensi nunc prim. collatis emendav., notis cum G. F. Thryllitschii tum suis illustravit, scholiis minorib. nondum editis auxit, commentarios Meursii et Potteri addidit et indicib. instrux. Ch. Gf. Müller. Lps., Vogel, 1811. large 8°. 3 vols. (8 d., on writing paper 10 d.) This should be bound up with Reichard's edition, and, with it, contains all that has been written upon Lycophron. The entire apparatus of Sebast. is admitted into it, with the omission of his Latin translation; Scaliger's metaphrase and the unprinted annotations of Reinesius are also given with it. 12550 Alexandra primum e gr. in lat. ad verbum translata et castigata cum Is. Bn. Bertrandum, per Tzetzis commentariis Latio donatis ab eod. Bertrando. Bas., Opor., 1558. 8°. Ol. Celsii latina paraphrasis Alexandræ. Ups. 1706. 8°. -Cassandra, tradotta da Gargielli. Napoli, 1812. 8°.-The beginning in German in Murr's Journ. IX.343. --A translation from the original Greek of Lycophron's Cassandra, illustrat. with notes by lord viscount Royston, in Classical Journ. XIII. 1-32. XIV. 1-55.-C. H. Gu. Völcker progr. de Lyc. Cassandra v. 13-15. Giessæ, 1820. 4°. 27 pages. Pro12551 LYCOSTHENES, Cr. digior. et ostentor. chronicon. Bas., H. Petri, 1557. fol. with woodcuts. In German by J. Herold. ib. 1557 or 62. fol. with woodcuts. 12552 LYCURGUS. Oratio contra Leocratem (gr.) Ad ed. J. Taylori rec., hujus atque alior. selectas cum suis obss. subjecit, nonnullas commentatt. et IV indd. adjunx. J. Gf. Hauptmann. Lps. 1753. 8°. 12553 Rede wider Leokr. griech. u. mit Anmm. von J. F. A. Schulze. Braunschw. 1789. 8°. (12 gr.)Rede wider Leokr., verdeutscht von F. Alex. Simon. Hmb. 1811. large 8°. 62 pages (not in the market). See also ORATORES and DEMOSTHENES, No. 5949. 12554 LYDGATE, J. The tale of the chorle and the byrd. Lond., Rch. Pynson, without date. 4°. Heretofore even unknown to British bibliographers, and sold at the duke of Marlborough's sale for 17 guineas. 12555 life of our lady. Lond., Redman, 1531. 4°. On the same occasion sold for 171. 58. See also BOCCACCIO, No. 2588 not. CoLUMNA, No. 5015 not. de mensibus et fragmentum de terræ motibus e codd. gr. edid., varietat. lect. et argumenta adjec. N. Schow. Lps., Weidmann, 1794. 8°. (14 gr.) de magistratib. reip. Rom. 12557 libri III nunc prim. in luc. editi et versione, notis indicibusque aucti a J. Dm. Fuss, præf. est C. Bd. Hase. Par. 1812. large 8°. 100 copies on large vellum paper in 4°. 12558 LYE, Ed. Dictionarium Saxonico- et Gothico - lat.; acc. fragmenta versionis Ulphilanæ, nec non opuscc. quædam anglo-saxonica, curante Owen Manning, qui grammaticam utriusq. linguæ præmisit. Lond., Allen, 1772. fol. 2 voll. Scarce even in England. LYF, see LIFE. Pro 12559 LYNDEWODE, Gu. vinciale s. constitutiones Angliæ. Ox. 1679. fol. Previously, Lond., Pynson, without date. 8°. Gothic letter. Westmonasterii, Wynandus de Worde, die ult. Maji, 1496. 4°. Gothic letter. Without place or date. fol. Gothic letter (a copy on vellum 100 fr. M'Carthy), and often. LYNDSAY, see LINDSAY. The copies with the new title, ib. 1762, are augmented with p. 587-616, or Explicat. abrég. des planches. 12561 LYRA, N. de. Postillæ perpetuæ in V. et N. T., ex recogn. J. Andreæ, episc. Aleriensis. Romæ, Sweynheym et Pannartz, 1471-72. fol. 5 voll. state. The 1st edition, and scarce in a perfect In the 5th vol. is to be found the celebrated letter to Sixtus IV., in which the productions of this press up to that period are specified, together with the number of the impressions of each. 220 copies of this work were printed, 46 lines in a full page, running all across, without signatures, catchwords, and pagination. The 1st vol. (18 Nov. 1471.) contains 451 leaves, the first 4 of which are a letter of Andreas and a table of contents. The 2nd (26 Mai 1472) also 451 leaves, and extends from Ezra to Ecclesiasticus. The 3rd 12566 LYDUS, J. Lr. Opusculum (14 Jan. 1472) 394 leaves, and extends from VOL. II. 3 T Isaiah to II. Maccab. The 4th (without a colophon), 234 leaves, and contains the 4 gospels. The 5th (13 Mart. 1472), 290 leaves, and contains the rest of the New Testament. 12562 Ven., J. de Colonia, N. Jenson sociique, prid. cal. sextiles 1481. fol. Gothic letter, 5 vols. Of this edition, which contains for the first time the text of the Bible together with the postille, there is a copy on vellum, 445 fr., in the Bibl. Petav. (Haye, 1722), and 98 Dutch fl. in the Bibl. Dubois. T. I. p. 3. (ib. 1725.) 12563 Ven., Fr. Renner de Hailbrunn, 1482. fol. Gothic letter, 3 vols. Containing 430, 434, and 345 leaves, with 2 columns. There was a copy on vellum in what was formerly the Carmelite library in Heilbronn. The editions, Nrb., Koburger, 22 Jan. 1481. fol. Gothic letter, 2 vols. of 430 and 505 leaves in 2 columns with 71 lines; ib., id., 1485 or 87. fol. Gothic letter, 4 vols., are not sought after. Duaci, 1617. fol. 6 vols. is one of the newest editions. 12564 les grandes postilles et expositions sur les épistres et les évangiles de toute l'année etc. translaté par Pt. Desrey. Par., Ant. Vérard, 1510-12. fol. 5 voll. A copy on vellum in the Royal library at Paris. LYSER, J., see ALETHEUS. 12565 LYSIÆ oratt. XXXIV (gr. lat.) nunc prim. de græcis lat. redditæ et politicis notis illustratæ a Jod. Vanderheidio. Hanov., typis Wechel, 1615. 8°. 52 leaves of preliminary matter, 504 pages, and leaf, printer's symbol. The first separate edition (at first in the Oratorr. Gr. Aldi. 1513). Stephens's text (from the Oratorr. Gr. 1575) forms the groundwork, though arbitrarily altered by the editor, And. Schottus, from conjecture. 12566 oratt. XXXIV. a Jod. Vanderheidio gr. et lat. editæ, nunc recusæ (cura J. Bch. Maji). Marburgi, Bourgeat, 1683. 8°. An impression of the bare text of the preceding, without the prolegomena and notes. 12567 orationes et fragmenta gr. et lat. Ad fid. codd. MSS. rec., notis crit., interpretatione nova ceteroque Lysias and Isocr. transl. from the Greek by J. Gillies. Lond. 1778.4°. 12574 LYSON, Dn. and Sm. Magna Britannia, or history of the counties of Great Britain. Lond. 1806–17. 4°. 8 vols. with plates. It is going on. T. I. Bedfordshire (11. 11s. 6d.). T. II. Berkshire (21. 12s. 6d.). T. III. Buckinghamshire (l. 11s. 6d.). T. IV. Cambridgeshire (21. 28.). T. V. Cheshire (31. 38.). T. VI. Cornwall (31. 158.). T. VII. Cumberland (31. 38.). T. VIII. Derbyshire (31. 10.). T. IX. will contain Devonshire. Also on large paper (at double price). Thereto belongs a series of views with the title, Britannia depicta, being a series of views of the most interesting and picturesque objects in the several counties of Gr. Brit., from drawings by J. Farington, engraved by Byrne. Lond. 1806 etc. 4°. as yet 8 parts at 31. 158., first impressions 61. 6s., on Indian paper 81. 8s. 12575 LYSON, Dn. History of towns and villages in the environs of London. Lond. 1792-96 (new impression, 1811). large 4°. 4 parts, with plates. In addition, Account of the Middlesex parishes. Lond. 1800. 4°. and Ecclesiastical topography (views of 100 churches). ib. 1811.4°. 12576 LYSON, Sm. Account of the Roman antiquities discovered at Woodchester in Glocestershire. Lond. 1796. fol. with 21 illuminated plates. Scarce. figures of mosaic pavements Brunet considers the Roman antiquities at Frampton as a second volume. 12579 collection of Glocestershire antiquities. Lond. 1804. fol. with 110 plates (61. 6s.). Also on large paper. 12580 reliquiæ Britannico-Romanæ, containing figures of Roman antiquities, discovered in various parts of England. T. I. Lond. 1813. fol. with plates (12l. 128.). 12581 LYTTLETON, G. Miscellaneous works. Lond. 1775. 4°. or ib. 1776. 8°. 3 vols.-History of 4°. 4 vols. or ib. 1777. 8°. 6 vols. the life of Henry II. Lond. 1767. History of England. Lond. 1803. 4°. 3 vols. with plates (71.). Lond. 1812. 8°. 2 vols. (9s.) Basil, 1800. 8°. 2 vols. In German, Berl. 1777. 8°. 2 vols. (1 d. 20 gr.)—Letters. Lond. 1806. 12°. (4s. 6d.)-Lyttleton's and Hammond's poetical works. Glasg., Foulis, 1787. fol.— A gentleman's tour through Monmouthshire and Wales. Lond. 1781. 8°. with plates. END OF VOL. II. |