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AGRIPPA.-Treatise of Nobility, and the Excellency of Woman-kind, Antrim, by the Rev. John Dubourdieu, translated by David Clapham.

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Female Pre-eminence, translated from the Latin, by Henry ibid. 1802 Care. London, 1670. Galloway, by the Rev. Sam. Smith, 8vo. London, 1810 Kilkenny, by Wm. Tighe, 8vo. King's and Queen's Counties, by Sir

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Ahmad Bin Abubeker, Bin Wahshih. See HAMMER (Jos.)

Charles Coote, 8vo. 2 vols. ibid. 1801 AICKIN. Siege of Londonderry Kildare, by Tho. Jas. Rawson, 8vo. ibid, 1807 in verse. Dublin, 1699. 8vo. Nassau, pt. i. 19, 11s. AIKIN, Arthur. Journal of a Londonderry, by the Rev. Geo. Vaughan Tour through North Wales and Part Sampson, 8vo. Meath, by Robert Thompson. ibid. 1802 of Shropshire; with observations in Monaghan, by Sir Charles Coote, Bart. Mineralogy and other branches of 8vo. ibid. 1801 Natural History. London, 1797 or Roscommon, by J. Weld. ibid. 1832 Tyrone, by John M'Evoy, 8vo. ibid. 1802 1798. 8vo. pp. 231. 4s. Wexford, by Robert Frazer, 8vo. ib. 1801 An admirable specimen of a mineralogiWicklow, by Robert Fraser, 8vo. ib. 1801 cal and geological tour. Fonthill, 2148, 9s.

AGRIPPA, Henry Cornelius. Of Arthur and C. R. Dictionary the Vanitie and Uncertaintie of of Chemistry and Mineralogy. Artes and Sciences, englished by Lond. 1807. 4to. 2 vols. with an Ja.(mes) Sa. (nford), Gent. Lond. Appendix, 1814. 4to. 57. 15s. 6d. by Henry Wykes, 1569. 4to. 9s.

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The Vanity of Arts and Sci- and other Rural Buildings. Lond. ences. London, 1676. or 1684. 8vo. 1808. 4to. With 31 plates, 18s. with portrait, 5s. Essay on the Doric Order of Three Books of Occult Phi- Architecture. London, 1810. imlosophy, translated by J. F(reake). perial folio, 15s. Lond. 1651. 4to. with portrait.

Plans, Elevation, Section, Fonthill, 407, 10s. Sotheby's in April, and View of the Cathedral Church 1822, 17. 4s. Roxburghe, (4 books, 1651-65) of St. Paul, London; engraved by 12s. 6d. Inglis, No. 102, (4 bks., 1651-65) 138. -Fourth Book of Occult Phi-J. Le Keux from Drawings by James losophy, translated by Robert Tur- and descriptive account by Edmund Elmes, architect; with an historical ner. London, 1665. 4to. 5s. This book is spurious. Another version Aikin, architect. London, 1813. Elephant 4to.

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Description of the Country 17. 48.

Musæ

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AILMER. See AYLMER.

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AKENSIDE, Mark. Poems. LonWm. Marrow of the Bible don, 1772, 4to. With portrait, ætat. in Verse. London, 1652. 12mo. 78. 35. Profile by E. Fisher, 12s. Nassau, pt. i. 25, 17s. Copies on fine writing-paper, 18s.

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Akerby, George. Life of Mr. James Spiller, the late Comedian. AITON, William. Hortus Kew-London, 1729. 8vo. portrait. ensis; or a Catalogue of the Plants ALABASTER, William. Roxana cultivated in the Royal Botanic Tragoedia a Plagiarii Unguibus vinGarden at Kew. London, 1789. dicta, aucta et recognita ab Authore. 8vo. 3 vols. 10s. 6d. Londini. 1632. 12mo. with front. by

Gaywood, containing an interior the Plans, Elevation, and Sections view of the theatre. of that Building. London, 1813. Praised by Dr. Johnson as a composition atlas folio. equal to the Latin Poetry of Milton. Bos- Published by the Society of Antiquaries. well, 31, 5s. 6d. Inglis, No. 9, 6s. Reed, North, pt. i. 137, 17. 17s. 8469, 8s. Nassau, pt. i. 26, morocco, 17. A surreptitious edition was published the

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ALBEMARLE, Duke of. See MONK.
ALBERIUS Trencurianus, Claudius.

Lexicon Pentaglotton, Hebra- A Demonstrative Oration of the icum, Chaldaicum, Syriacum, Tal- Resurrection of the Deade. London, mudico-Rabbinicum et Arabicum. by Hugh Singleton, 8vo. Black Letter. 15 leaves. Dedicated to

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'the rarest poet and Grecian that any one ALBERONI, Julius, Cardinal. The age or nation produced.' He attended as political Testament; exhibiting a chaplain on Robert, Earl of Essex, in the general View of the Politics and Cadiz voyage, where he changed his reli

gion, and wrote 'Seven Motives' for what Interests of the several Courts of he had done, answered by John Racster, Europe. Translated from the Ita1598, and by Roger Fenton, 1599. lian. London, 1753. 8vo. 5s.

ALAN, William, Cardinal.

ALLEN.

See

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ALANE or ALANUS. See HALES. dinal by G. Moore, appeared in 1808, 8vo., Alarum for London; or, the likewise a publication entitled 'Cardinal Alberoni's Scheme for reducing the TurkSiege of Antwerp; with the ventrous ish Empire to the Obedience of Christian Actes and valorous Deeds of the Princes,' without date.

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lame Soldier. Acted by the Lord ALBERTI, Leon Battista. Della servants. London, Architettura, della Pittura, della Statua, &c. in Italian and English, The plot is taken from 'The tragical by James Leoni. Lond. 1739. folio. History of the City of Antwerp.' Rhodes, 3 vols. with plates, 17. 11s. 6d. 5, 1. 19s. Inglis' Old Plays, 133, 4l. 10s. Fonthill, 877, 2. 1s. An edition, LonAlazono-Mastix; or, the Charac-don, 1726, 3 vols.

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ter of a Cockney: in a Satyricall ALBERTUS MAGNUS. Liber AgPoem. Dedicated (as a New-Year's- gregationis seu Liber Secretorum Gift) to the Apprentices of London. Alberti Magni de Virtutibus HerBy Junius Anonymus, a London barum, Lapidum et Animalium quoApprentice. Lond. 1651. 4to. pp. 16. rundam. In Civit. London. per An account of this curious satirical poem Wilh. de Mechlinia. 4to. will be found in the Retrosp. Review, viii. Black Letter. A. to D. in eights, E. six, and four without catch words or pagination. Alban, St.-De inclyti et gloriosi A 1, is blank. The most elegant specimen Protomartyris Anglie Albani quem of Machlinia's press, according to Dr. Dibin Germania et Gallia Albinum White Knights, pt. i. 134, morocco, 77. 10s. din. A copy is in Earl Spenser's Library. vocant, Conversione, Passione, Translatione, ex Miraculorum Choruscatione. (Coloniæ, 1502.) 4to. black letter, 31. 3s.

The Booke of Secretes, of the Vertues of Herbes, Stones, and certaine Beastes. Also a Booke of the same author of the maruaylous This very rare life of the English Saint and protomartyr, St. Alban, is dedicated to thinges of the world, and of certain K. Henry viii. by the Abbot and Monks of effectes caused of certayne Beastes. the Monastery of St. Pantaleon, in Cologne. London, by Wm. Copland. 16mo.

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