Vitriarii (P. R.) Institutiones Juris Publici Romano-Germanici Selectæ, 8vo. L. Bat. 1729 "Recommended by Lord Chatham, in his Letters to his Nephew, published by Lord Grenville." MS. Note by Dr. Routh. "The hand-writing of a most learned, wise, upright, and holy man, Martin Joseph Routh, president of Magdalen College, Oxford." S. P. 1747 Watson's Clergyman's Law, folio 1704 Ziegleri in Grotii de Jure Belli et Pacis Libros Notæ et Animadversiones subitariæ, 8vo. Witteberga, 1676 Zouchæi Jurisprudentiæ Definitionibus Elementa. Accesserunt Descriptiones Juris et Judicii Sacri et Militaris et Maritimi, 18mo. Amst. 1652 Quæstionum Juris Civilis Centuria, in decem Classes distributa, 18mo. Oxon. 1660 Juris et Judicii Fecialis Explicatio, Oxon. 1650.-Ejusdem Elementa Jurisprudentiæ, Oxon. 1635.-Ejusdem Descriptio Juris et Judicii Temporalis, secundum Consuetudines Feudales et Normannicas, 4to. Oxou. 1636 Cases and Questions resolving the Civil Law, 18mo. 1652 RECENTIORES POETICI, SATIRICI, FACETI, &c. In the Manuscript, this Class is headed, "BOOKS OF PLEASANTRY, Most of them very rare, and very expensive;' "All expensive except one, and that not a very cheap one." ADMIRANDA Rerum Memorabilium Encomia, sive diserta et amona Pallas disserens seria sub Ludicra Specie, h. e. Dissertationum Ludicrarum, nec non Amœnitatum Scriptores varii, 18mo. Noviomagi Bat. 1666 Aitsema (Leonis) Poemata Juvenilia, 4to. "Not a common book." S. P. Franc. 1617 Alciati Emblemata; cum C. Minoes Commentariis, 8vo. cuts Antv. Plantini, 1608 Alsopi (A.) Odarum Libri duo, Lond. 1752.-Boscovich de Solis ac Lunæ Defectibus Libri quinque, 1760, 4to. Alcyonii Medices Legatus, sive de Exilio Libri duo; accessere Valerianus et Tollius de Infelicitate Literariorum, et Barberius de Miseria Poetarum Græcorum: cum Præfatione Menckenii, 18mo. "This was a favourite book of Dr. Samuel Johnson's." S. P. Lips. 1707 Anthologia Poematum Latinorum Evis Recentioris, curavit A.Pauly, 8vo. Tab. 1818 Argumentorum Ludicrorum et Amoenitatum Scriptores varii, 18mo. Lugd. Bat. 1623 Bancroft (J.) Prolusiones Poeticæ, or Poetical Exercises, Greek, Latin, and English, 8vo. Chester, 1788 "Bancroft was Master of Chester School, and an honest man, but a furious bigot, and from the violence of his prejudices became a maniac." S. P Barberini (Cardinalis) Poemata, folio Barclaii (J.) Argenis, cum Clave, 18mo. Paris. 1642 Lugd Bat. Elz. 1630 Satyricon, accessit Conspiratio Anglicana, 8vo. Lugd. Bat. 1674 Barlæi (Casp.) Poemata, 18mo. Lugd. Bat. 1631 Barnaby's (Drunken) Four Journeys to the North of England, Latin and English, together with Bessy Bell, 18mo. Baudii (Dom.) Poemata. 18mo. 1723 August. 1640 Bembi Insignia, quotquot extant, Opuscula; nempe de Imitatione Libellus, de Etna Dialogus, de Culice Virgilii, et Terentii Fabulis, Carminum Libellus. 12mo. 1550 Beronici (E. J.) Georgarchontomachia aliaque ejus Carmina, 8vo. Midd. 1766 Blumerel (Johannis) Elegantiarum Poeticarum per Locos Communes digestarum Flores, 18mo. Bisschop (Jani de) Chorus Musarum, i. e. Poemata, 12mo. Bonefonii (Johannis) Carmina, 18mo. Rothomagi, 1653 Lugd. Bat. 1700 Bosscha (Hermanni) Poemata, Editionem curavit Petrus Bosscha, Filius, 8vo. Daventriæ, 1820 Broukhusii (Jani) Poematum Libri XVI. editore Hoogstratano, 4to. Amst. 1711 Buchanani Poemata, cum Paraphrasi Psalmorum, opera et studio “In the Irenodia are verses by Sancroft, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury; Alcaics by the celebrated Duport; Hebrew by Cudworth; English by Cowley." S. P. CAMBRIDGE VERSES.-Mæstissimæ ac Lætissimæ Academ. Cantabrigiensis Affectus, decedente Carolo II, succedente Jacobo II, Regibus Augustissimis, Serenissimis, Clementissimisque, Cantab. 1684-5 4to. Epicedium Cantabrigiense, in Serenissimum Daniæ Principem Georgium Augustissimæ Reginæ Annæ Conjugem per Universam Regni Britannici Ditionem-Rei Navalis ac Maritimæ Præfectum, &c. folio Cantab. 1708 "To this Epicedium Cantabrigiense, are subjoined, in manuscript, his Majesty's letter from Loo to the Lord Chancellor Somers, relating to the partition of the Spanish monarchy, with the Lord Chancellor's answer thereto, from Tunbridge, 1698." S. P. Academiæ Cantabrigiensis Luctus in Obitum Friderici Celsissimi Walliæ Principis, folio 1751 "In the Luctus on the Death of Frederic Prince of Wales, are the celebrated Iambics of Dr. George, commonly called the Cardinal Verses, because Pope Lambertini, in reading them, exultingly exclaimed, 'If the writer were of my church, I would make him a Cardinal.'-I have caused to be transcribed and prefixed, some Iambics written by Sherlock, when Master of Catharine Hall, in 1714, on the Death of Queen Anne, and the Accession of George I." 8. P. Gratulatio Academiæ Cantabrigiensis Auspicatissimas Gulielmi Principis Auriaci et Annæ Georgii II. Magnæ Britanniæ Regis Filiæ natu maximæ Nuptias celebrantis, folio Cantab. 1733 -. Gratulatio Academiæ Cantabrigiensis Auspicatissimas Frederici Walliæ Principis, et Augustæ Principissæ Saxo-Gothæ Nuptias celebrantis, folio, Cantab. 1736 Pietas Academiæ Cantabrigiensis in Funere Serenissimæ Principis Wilhelmina Carolinæ et Luctu Augustissimi Georgii II. Britanniarum Regis, folio 1738 "In this volume on the Death of the Princess Caroline, there are some English Verses, written by Archdeacon Blackburne, Mr. Templeman Richino, Thomas Mauleverer, a member of Magdalen College, and Uncle to my first wife." S. P. Gratulatio Academiæ Cantabrigiensis de Re ditu Serenissimi Regis Georgii II. post Pacem et Libertatem Europæ feliciter Restitutam, folio Cantab. 1748 "In this Gratulatio, are some English verses by Bishop Hurd, Latin by Hallam, some fine Alcaics by Provost George, and some Heroics by Barford, which would not have disgraced Virgil himself." S. P. CAMBRIDGE VERSES. Academiæ Cantabrigiensis Luctus in Obitum Augustissimi Regis Georgii II. et Gratulationes in Serenissimi Regis Georgii III. Inaugurationem, folio, Cantab. 1760 -. Gratulatio Acad. Cantabr. Natales auspicatissimos Georgii Walliæ, Georgii III. Magnæ Britanniæ Regis et Serenissimæ Charlottæ Reginæ Filii, celebrantis, 1762.-2. Gratulatio Acad. Cantabr. in Pacem Augustissimi Principis Georgii III. Magnæ Britanniæ Regis Auspiciis Europæ feliciter restitutam, Anno 1763, folio "In the Gratulation on the Peace of 1762, are the celebrated satirical Verses of Gaches; some fine English Verses by John Law, and Tyson of Bennet; some fine Latin Verses by Barford; and very good English Verses by Zouch." S. P. Campani (J. Antonii) Epistolæ et Poemata, una cum Vita Auctoris, recensuit Menckenius, 12mo. Lips. 1707 Carmina ad Nobilissimum Thomam Holles Ducem de Newcastle inscripta, cum Academiam Cantabr. Bibliothecæ Restituendæ Causa inviseret, Prid. Kalend. Maias, 1754 Cantab. Proverbialia, 18mo. Lond. 1583 Quadragesimalia ab Edis Christi Oxon. Alumnis compo Lond. 1741 sita, 12mo. Casimiri Sarbievii Lyricorum Libri quatuor, Epodon Liber unus, alterque Epigrammatum, 18mo. Antverp. 1634 Carmina, nova editio prioribus emendatior, 12mo. Paris, Barbou, 1759 Cohausen (Joh.) Raptus Ecstaticus in Parnassum, sive Satyricon novum in modernum Tabaci Sternutatorii Abusum, 12mo. Amst. 1726 Coleridge (H. N.) Carmen Græcum Numismate annuo dignatum et in Curia Cantabr. recitatum. 8vo. 1820 |