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Bibliotheca Britannica; or, a general index to British and foreign literature / By Robert Watt.

  • Robert Watt
Date:
1824
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    13k ALAN nes’ Sentence by the highe and mightie King Catholike of Spain. (No place.) 1558, 8vo.—The New Testament in English, Rhemes, 1582, 4to. This Translation was made for the use of the English Papists, by William Allyn, Gregory Martin, and Richard Bristero.. The Notes were k written by Thomas Worthington.—Bible. Douay, 1609, 2 vols. 4to, ‘Trans- lated. by the Translators of the Testament.—Apologia pro Jesuitis et aliis Seminariis, Admonitio quoque et Consolatio ad Afflictos Catholicos in An- glia. Aug. Trev. 1583, 8vo. ALAND. See Forrescur, Joun L. ALANE, or Atestus, ALexannrr.—Of the Authority of the Word of God, against the Bishop of London, concerning the number of Sacraments, 8vo. ALANSON, Epwarp, M.A. Rector of Clifton Reyns and Hardmead, Buckinghamshire.—Sermons on Heb. vi. 10. Liverp. 1723, 4to.—The 1 Man of Integrity’s Character, with the Advantageousness of it. On Job Xxvil. 5, 6, 1734, 4to. : ALANSON, Epwarp, Surgeon to the Liverpool Infirmary.—Practical Observations on Amputation and After-Treatment. Lond. 1779, 8vo. Is. ALBE 144 tiones de Veteribus Ecclesiz Ritibus et Note in Concilium Eliberitanum et quosdam alios Antiquos Canones. Paris, 1624, 4to.—Observationum Ecclesiasticarum, c. ii, Notz in Canones quorundam Conciliorum et in quosdam Tertulliani Locos, fol. ALBATEGNI, an Arabic Prince of Batan, in Mesopotamia, was a celebrated Astronomer about the year 880.—He composed a work in Ara» bic, The Science of the Stars, comprising all parts of Astronomy, according to Ptolemy and his own Observations. Translated into Latin by Plato of strations of Regiomontanus. The same reprinted, Bologna, 1645, 4to. with this Author’s Notes. Dr. Halley detected many faults in these editions. Phil. Trans. No. cciv. for 1693. ALBEMARLE, Duxr. See Monx, Gzorex. ALBENAS, Joun, Potvo nv’, a Lawyer and Antiquary, and a native of Nismes; died 1563.—He wrote a Translation of the Latin of Acneas Sylvius’ History of the Taborites of Bohemia; but his most curious work is, History of Nismes. 1557, fol. [lustrated with numerous curious Views and Monuments cut out in wood, being considered as very singular speci- Simple Fracture of the Tibia, in a Pregnant Woman, where the Callus was not formed till after Delivery. Med. Obs. and Inq. iv. p. 410. 1771. ALANUS pz Insvus, or Avarn pE L’Istx, or pe Lite, and to distin- guish him from a Contemporary of the same name, he is also styled Senior, was a native of Lille, in Flanders, about the beginning of the 12th century. m—His works which remain are, Vita Sancti Bernardi, printed in that Au- thor’s works. 1690, fol.—Testamentum Suum, or his Testament, made in 118]. See in Nicholas Comusat’s Collection.—And, Explanationes in Prophetias Merlini Angli, in seven books. Franc. 1608, 8yo. ALBERCEUS.—Albercei Gentilis de Legationibus Libri Tres. Lond. 1585, 8vo. ALBERGATI, Fazto, a native of Bologna, flourished about the mid-~ dle of the 16th century.—He wrote a work entitled, El Cardinale. _Bolog- na, 1599, 4to.—Trattato del Modi di Ridurre a Pace l’Inimicitie Private. Rome, 1582, fol. Bergam, 1587, 8vo. Venice, 1614, 8vo. A subject which has been likewise treated of by J. B. Olevano.—Zanetti published Albergati’s Moral Works. Rome, 1573, 6 vols.—Discorsi Politici. Rom. 1602, 4to. Wenice, 1603, 1605, 8vo. Doctor, from his extensive knowledge, was born about the middle of the 12th century. Among his works are,—Anti Claudianus, seu de Viro Optimo et in Omni Virtute perfecto, lib. ix. Carmine. Basle, 1536, and Antw. 1621.—De Planctu Native contra Sodomie Vitium, published with Notes, by Leon Allatius.:—Contra Albigenses, Waldenses, Judzos, et Paganos. n Paris, 1618, 8vo.—Dicto de Lapide Philosophico. Leyden, 1600, 8yvo. et in Theat. Chem. Zetzneri.—All his works, both prose and verse, were col- lected by Charles de Visch, and published at Antw. 1654, fol. ALARD, Francis, of a noble family at Brussels, was born about the beginning of the 16th century; died 1578. tice. Pat. 1593, 4to. ALBERGOTTI, Francis, an Italian Lawyer, and one of the most learned men of his time, was born at Arezzo, near Florence, in the 14th century; died 1376.—He wrote Concilium Matrimoniale. Franc.ad M. 1530. ALBERIC, or Atzerr. See Arzert of Aix. ALBERIUS, Cravprus Triuncurianus, Author of several Works of some reputation ; as—Organum, viz. Doctrina Analytica et Topica. Morg. 1584,—Disputatio de Concordia Medicorum.—And, Orationes Apodictice de Immortalitate Anime, et de Charitate Christiana. 1586, 8vo. ALBERONI, Jurius, an eminent French Statesman and Cardinal, was the Ministers of Antwerp.—Agenda, or the Discipline of Antwerp.—Cate- chism.—Treatise on the Original Sin, &c. ALARD, Lamserr, was born at Krempen, in 1600; died 1672. His works are,—Delicie Attice. Leips. 1624, 12mo.—Heraclius Saxonicus, o&c. Leips. 1624, 12mo0.—Laurifolia, sive Poématum Juvenilium Appara- tus. 1627, 12mo0.—Grecia in Nuce, seu Lexicon Novum Omnium Grece Lingue Primogeniarum. Leips. 1628, 1632, 12mo—Promptuarium Pa- thologicum Novi Testamenti. Leips. 1635, 1636, 12mo. ALARD, Wirt1am, was born 1572; died 1644.—Christianus, hoc est de Nomine, Ortu, &c. Christianorum. Leips. 1637, 1640.—Pericopa Pen- tateuchi Biblica Triglossometrica, &c. 1618, 4to.—De Diversis Ministro- rum Gradibus contra Bezam. ALASCO, or Lasco, or Lasx1, Jonny, usually styled the Polish Reformer, a man of high rank and talents, was born, according to Saxius, in 1499; p died 1560. He wrote,—Brevis et Dilucida de Sacramentis Ecclesize Christi Tractatio; in qua fons ipse et ratio totius Sacramentarie Nostri Temporis Controversie, paucis exponitur. Lond. 1552, 8vo.—Consensio Mutua in re Sacramentaria Ministrorum Tigurine Ecclesie data Tiguri. 1549, reprinted in 1633. afterwards published, entitled, Epistola continens in se Summam Controver- x is added, Observations upon the present State of the Spanish Monarchy. Lond. 1719, 8vo.— Political Testament; exhibiting a General View of the Politics and Interests of the several Courts of Europe. Extracted from different Memoirs, Letters, and other Papers of his Eminence. To which is added, A Short Account of the Cardinal’s Life. Fromthe Italian. Lond. 1754, 8vo. 5s. This was first published from the Cardinal’s own Memoirs and Letters, at Lausanne, 1753.—His Life, with that of the Duke of Ripperda, Minister of Philip V. King of Spain, by G. Moore. Lond. 1808, 8vo. 7s. ALBERS, M. D. Physician at Bremen.—History of a Case of Angina Polyposa, or Croup, cured by Calomel and Emetics. Annals of Med. v. p- 384, 1800.—Remarks on a fatal Case of Inversio Uteri. Ib. p. 390. — Observations on a Case of Zona; on the Cow Pox; and on Angina Pec- toris. Ib. vi. p. 382. 1801.—Remarkable Cases of Convulsions, with some Observations on the Hemorrheea Petechialis, or Petechiz sine Febre. Ib. vii. p. 406. 1802. ALBERT.—Confidential Letters from the Sorrows of Werter. Lond. 1790, 12mo. 2s. 6d.—Sonnets from Shakespeare. Lond. 1791, 8vo. 2s. 6d. See Armsrrone, Rev. Joun. Aix in Provence, where he died about the year 1120, is the Author of a Prayer and Religious Service used in the Church at London, which was ranslated from Latin into French. Lond. 1556. of the reign of Baldwin II. King of Jerusalem. _ Rhener Reinech print- ed this work for the first time. Helmstadt, 1584, 2 vols. 4to. under the title, q awork, entitled, El. Perfecto Capitan, &c. or the Perfect Captain instructed in the Military Science and the Art of Fortification. Madrid, 1590, fol. ALAVA, Francis Ruis pz Vercaray.—Author of a History of the College of St. Bartholomew, in the University of Salamanca.—And he also ALBERT. See Durer, Ausent. ALBERT, Erasmus, a Lutheran Divine, flourished in the middle of the 16th century; died 1553.—He collected from the book written by Al- bizzi, of the Conformities of St. Francis with Jesus Christ, the most re- of the Knights of St. James. 1655, fol. ALAYMO, Marx Anruony, a celebrated Physician of Sicily, was born at Ragalbuto, in the Valley of Demona, 1590; died 1662. His principal works are, in Latin,—Consultatio pro Ulceris Syriaci nunc vagantis Cura- tione. Palerm. 1632, 4to.—De Succedaneis Medicamentis. Palerm. 1637, ry 4to.—And, in Italian, Discorso Intorno alla preservatione del Morbo Con- tagioso e Mortale, che Regna’al Presente in Palermo, &c. Palerm. 1625, 4to.—Consigli Medico-Politici, Palerm. 1652, 4to. a work also relating to the Plague. Varia Utriusque Testamenti Difficillima Loca. ‘Valenti, 1613, 4to. ALBANI, Joun Jerome, a Cardinal of the Church of Rome, was born at Bergamo, 1504; died 1591. His principal works are,—De Immunitate EKeclesiarum, 1553. Venice, 1584.—De Potestate Papz et Concilii. Lyons, 1558. Venice, 1561, 4to. Venice, 1584, fol.—De Cardinalibus et de s Donatione Constantini. Venice, 1584, fol. ALBASPINUS, or Asasprynzaus Gazrizt, Epsic. Aurel.—-Observa- 5 Alcoran of the Cordeliers, in German, 1531, without name, ‘place, or printer. Reprinted in Latin, at Wittemb. 1542. Conrad Baudius aug- mented it with an additional book translated into French, 1556, 12mo. Re- printed afterwards at Geneva, 1560, 2 yols. 12mo. ‘The last edition of this satirical work is that of Amst. 1734, 3 vols. 12me. with Copperplates, ALBERT, ve Ferrari, Author of a very early printed work entitled, —De Horis Canonicis. Louvain, 1485, 4to. ALBERT, Louis Joseru »’, was born in 1672; died 1758. His works are—Le Songe d’ Alcibiade ; a supposed Translation from the Greek. Par. Reprinted with Timandre instruit par son Genie, and other Pieces; published under the title, Recueil de differentes Pieces de Litte- rature. Amst. 1759, 12mo. ALBERT, pr Srapz, an Abbé of the Cloister of St. Mary, at Stade, in the 13th century. He wrote in Latin,—a Chronicle, from the Creation to the Year 1256; to which Andre Hoier added a Supplement, bringing it down to the Year 1316. Published at Helmstadt, 1587, 4to. by Reiner Reinech, with Notes.
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