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For another translation the exempt Monastery of Tavestok of this work, see WATREMAN, Williama. in Denshyre, by me Dan Thomas BOERHAAVE, Herman. Apho risms concerning the Knowledge and Rychard, Monke, 1525. 4to. The first book printed at Tavistock, conCure of Diseases, translated into En-taining R 7, in eights. It was rendered glish, with Observations and Ex-into English by John Walton, Canon of Osney, and Sub-dean of York, at the replanations. Lond. 1735. 8vo 5s. quest of Elizabeth Berkeley, and was On this work Van Swieten wrote an ex-finished in the year 1410. According to cellent commentary, which has been trans-Wanley, 'The printing composer who set lated into English, in 18 vols. 8vo. Elements of Chemistry, translated by P. Shaw. Lond. 1753. 4to. 2 vols. 10s. 6d. the types of this book seems to have been either a Dutchman or a German.' A copy is in the Bodleian Library. Gough, 665, 271. 6s. re-sold, being imperfect, for 147. 35. 6d. Mason, 177. Heber, 631. See Wood's Athen. Oxon. by Dr. Bliss, i. 48. An excellent translation of a work once in the highest estimation. Many other works, written by this most illustrious Phy- - Boetius de Consolationae Phisician and Professor at Leyden, have been losophiæ, translated by George Coltranslated into English. De Con- uile, alias Coldewel. Lond. by John Cawoode, 1556. 4to. BOETHIUS, A. M. T. S. Glasguæ, Black letter, containing F f 2, in fours, dedicated to Queen Mary. The Latin is solatione Philosophiæ. 1751. 8vo. 3s. 6d. 4to. 5s. A correct edition, Williams, 278, mo- printed in italics, on the inner margin. rocco, 10s. White Knights, 552, russia, 27. Reprinted mentions an edition of the date of 1566, 1561, 4to. and again without date. Warton Consolationis Philosophiæ Libri, Anglo-saxonice redditi ab 4to. Alfredo Rege, ex Recensione Christ. - Five Bookes of Philosophicall Rawlinson. Oxon. 1698. royal 8vo. Comfort, translated by J. T. Lond. with a head of Junius by Burghers, 1609. 12mo. after Vandyke. The Boke of Consolacion of 12mo. 1664. 10s. 6d. Not noticed by Dr. Adam Clarke. ConBindley, pt. i. 823, 17. 3s. Dent, pt. i. tains fol. 1609, dedicated to the Countesse 235, morocco, 17. 7s. Williams, 277, mo- of Dorset, Dowager. Bindley, pt. i. 646, 6s. rocco, 27. 15s. Consolation of Philosophy, in Philosophie, by Boecius (translated English verse, by H. Conningesbye, by Geoffrey Chaucer and printed by Of the Consolation of PhilosoCaxton). folio. 'This book is in Latin and English; the phy, made English and illustrated Latin not cited at length, but only a few with Notes by the Right Hon. verses or lines of a period, and then the Richard (Graham) Lord Viscount whole of that period in English; and so on Preston. Second Edition corrected. alternately, Latin and English throughout, as in the subsequent editions of Chaucer Lond. 1712. 8vo. 3s. and not the Latin and English side by side, ; A good translation, originally published as in Cawood's edition of this book, 1556.' in 1695. 8vo. -Ames. This edition has neither signatures, numerals, catchwords, nor capital Consolation of Philosophy, initials; the leaves are 93 in number. A translated into English, by W. full page contains 29 lines. Copies are to Causton. Lond. 1730. 8vo. 3s. 6d. be found in the British Museum, Bodleian Library, Magdalen College Library, OxConsolation of Philosophy, ford, and in Earl Spenser's and the Gren- translated, with Notes and Illustraville Collection. See Ames, by Dibdin, i. tions, by the Rev. Philip Ridpath. Lond. 1785. 8vo. 5s. 303 6. Bibl. Spencer. iv. 310-12. White Knights, 774, imperfect, russia, 227. 11s. 6d. Alchorne, 173, imperfect, 531. 11s. Gardner, 1854 (2 leaves fac-simile), 707. An excellent translation with very useful notes, and a life of Boethius, drawn up with |