These four volumes are accompanied by a fifth, which is a separate work, printed thrice before, and dedicated to Charles I. a few months after the death of his father James, who held it in such esteem, that (as he told the author) he read it through seven times; and he was in the course of reading the "Pilgrimes" when he died. The prince requested that the Pilgrimage should be added to them: its title is "PURCHAS HIS PILGRIMAGE, or Relations of the World and the Religions observed in all ages and places discovered, from the Creation unto this present. Containing a Theologicall and Geographicall Historie of Asia, Africa, and America, with the Ilands adjacent. Declaring the antient Religions before the Flood, the Heathenish, Jewish, and Saracenicall in all ages since, in those parts professed, with their severall opinions, idols, temples, priests, fasts, feasts, sacrifices, and rites, religious: their beginnings, proceedings, alterations, sects, orders and successions. With briefe descriptions of the Countries, Nations, States; private and public Customs, and other most remarkable Rarities of nature, or humane industrie, in the same. The fourth edition, much enlarged with Additions, and illustrated with Mappes through the whole worke; and three whole Treatises annexed, one of Russia and other Northeasterne Regions by Sir Jerome Horsey; the second of the Gulfe of Bengala by Master William Methold; the third of the Saracenicall Empire, translated out of Arabike by T. Erpenius. By SAMUEL PURCHAS, Parson of St. Martin's by Ludgate, London. Unus Deus, una Veritas." London. 1626. Fol. In his (second) dedication to the Abp. of Canterbury, the author says that he had borrowed from above 1300 authors; and he has given two lists of these at the beginning. The three appendices have separate titles; the last was translated by Purchas from the Latin version of a MS. at Heidelburg. A large Index follows p. 1047. Purchas calls his other work my late voluminous Twinnes of Pilgrimes." "BERNHARDI VARENII Geographia Universalis, in qua affectiones generales Telluris explicantur. Adjecta est Appendix, præcipua Recentiorum inventa ad Geographiam spectantia continens, a Jacobo Jurin, A. M. Collegii S. Trinitatis Socio, et Scholæ Publicæ Novocastrensis Archididascalo." Cantab. C. Crownfield. 1712. 8o. (Cum tabulis.) "Bibliothecæ publicæ in Schola Levishamensi Auctor cl. Fundatoris astrictus beneficiis, gratus fidem et memor liberavit. MDCC.XXXII."-Magnifica manu Joh. Lockeri, intra sic notatur. CAPUT VIII. BIOGRAPHIA. (Sive Index Biographicus.) Horum VITÆ habentur inter opuscula cætera sparsæ. Alciati, Emblematibus præmissa. Antonini, Meditationibus præmissa. Archimedis, apud Bonannum. Augustini, autore Posidonio: vide Patres. Baconi, Do. Fra., auctore Guil. Rawley, ante Opuscula, 1658. Clarke, Dr. S., in his Works, and in Hoadly. Constantini magni, scriptore Eusebio. Ctesiæ, apud Bonannum. Demosthenis, duplex vita inter Orat. Græc. tom. VIII. Giraldi Cambrensis, auctore Powelo: vide Hist. Brit. Hippocratis, auctore Sorano, Fabr. Bibl. Gr. XII. 675. Homeri, Herodoto tributa ; brevis, auctore Mat. Daio. Lysiæ, ibid. Manutii, Pauli, Epistolis ejus præmissa. Mureti, M. Ant., auctore Schotto, Epist. ejus præmissa. Oecolampadii, a Grinao et Capitone; inter Comment. Philosophorum, auctoribus Diogene Laertio et Eunapio. Platonis, auctore Olympiodoro, in fine Diog. Laertii. Plotini, auctore Porphyrio, cujus et vita per Luc. Holstenium etiam habetur in Fabricii Bibl. Gr. IV. 207-281; illa vero 91-147. Pyrrhonis, cum Sexto Empirico. Rivii, operibus præmissa, auctore Geo. Fabricio. Sadoleti, Jac., auctore Ant. Florebello, cum Epist. ejus. Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum, per Hieronymum et Gennadium: inter Patres. Senecæ, L. An., apud Delrii, Syntag. Trag. Terentii, auctore Suetonio. Theocriti, apud Bonannum. Valesii, H., per fratrem : cum Eusebio. Wolfii, Hier. a seipso scripta, in tom. xvI. Orat. Græc. Wolphii, Jo., auctore Guil. Stukio, comin. in Esdram præm. CLASSIS QUARTA. PHILOLOGIA. CAPUT I. РОЕТ Ӕ. "ANDREÆ ALCIATI I. V. C. Emblemata. Elucidata doctissimis Claudii Minois Commentariis: Quibus additæ sunt ejusdem auctoris Notæ Posteriores: Quorum indagine aperta omnium Emblematum origine, sensuque intimo eruto, mens Auctoris detegitur et explicatur: atque aperte obscura omnia, quæque dubitationem aliquam præ se ferebant, illustrantur. Postrema hac Editione a mendis quamplurimis, quibus superiores scatebant, omnia repurgata, atque in meliorem sensum reducta." Lugd. apud hær. Gul. Rouillii, 1614. 8vo. Editioni præmittitur Vita auctoris, qui Mediolani floruit, regnante in Gallia Franc. I. Nota inscripta docet quod Guil. Langorneuse hunc librum præmium tulit in Acad. Lalmuethensi, rectore Joh. Drueto, an. 1644. “ ΑΝΘΟΛΟΓΙΑ ΔΕΥΤΕΡΑ, sive Epigrammatum Græcorum Florilegium Novum. Cum aliis Veterum Poematis, etc." Londini. R. Daniel. 1664. Svo. min. Hæc insunt libello nitide excuso. Sapphus ad Venerem ode. Anacreontis IV. Musai amores Heronis et Leandri. Pythagoræ dicta aurea. Moschi amor fugitivus. Bionis Epitaphium Adonidis, cujus, in calce Terenti, versionem T. Fabri invenias. Libellus hic interfoliatus habet versionem prosaicam Epigrammatum, alicujus manu antequam fuit "unus e libris Georgii Warton 1705," scriptam. Ista collectio Epigrammatum fugit Fabricium. Alia Editio, Lond. 1726, 12o. "AN OAOTIA seu Selecta quædam Poemata Italorum qui Latine scripserunt." Lond. 1684. 120. In quatuor partes distribuuntur, sc. Eclogas, p. 1, Didascalica 40, Odas 119, Sylvas 191. Auctorum nomina sunt hæc. Amaltheus, Hieron. 161, 213. Jo. Bap. 153. Archius, Nic. 149. Cruceus, Ann. 214. Etruscus, Janus, 111. Fascitellus, Hon. 159. Fracastorius, Hier. 40, 209. Sannazarius, Act. Sync. 1, 107, Strozza, Herc. 115. Titus, 114. Vaxes, Ger. 157. Flaminius, M. Ant. 111, 119. Vida, M. H. 78, 191. " ARISTOPHANIS Comœdiæ Undecim, cum Scholiis antiquis. Quæ studio et opera nobilis viri Odoardi Biseti Carlæi sunt quamplurimis locis accurate emendata, et perpetuis novis Scholiis illustrata. Ad quæ etiam accesserunt ejusdem in duas posteriores novi Commentarii: opera tamen et studio doctissimi viri D. Æmylii Francisci Porti Cretensis filii, ex Biseti autographo exscripti, et in ordinem digesti." Geneva, Caldor. societ. 1607. Fol. De hac editione videas Fabric. Bibl. Græc. Tom. I. 718, ubi paulo post, habetur Index Scriptorum in Scholiis Græcis citatorum. ROGERI ASCHAMI Carmina, cum Epistolis ejus. "MAPHEI S. R. E. Card. BARBERINI postea Urbani PP. VIII. Poemata. Præmissis quibusdam de Vita auctoris et Annotationibus adjectis. (Miscuit utile dulci.) Edidit Josephus Brown, A. M. Coll. Regin. Oxon. Oxonii, E Typographeo Clarendoniano, M DCC XXVI." So. Exemplar nostrum videtur majori esse chartæ impressum. Præfigitur icon auctoris speciosissima, a G. Vertue insculpta: pone quam ista legitur inscriptio, "Bibliothecæ huic in usum Scholarum de Lewisham apud Black-Heath in Agro Cantiano lubens meritoque donavit Ph. Stubbs SS. T. B., et tit: Divi Albani, Archidiaconorum Minimus." PETRI BEMBI Carmina, inter Opera, Tomo III. |