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AustriaAdmontAdmont BenediktinerstiftVierholzP. CarolomannumGemein und einfaltig eingerichte Berg-Predigen / Welcher besteht in einem Festivali, oder vier und achtzig Feuertags-PredigenAdmont: Martin Hagen (?), 1721IV Vz. 423[Has notes (potentially) by Vierholz on sermons he held]
CanadaMontrealMcGill UniversityÉloyNicolas François JosephDictionnaire historique de la Médecine, contenant son Origine, ses Progrés, ses Révolutions, ses Sectes & son Etat chez différens Peuples, ce que l’on a dit des Dieux ou Héros anciens de cette Science: l’Histoire des plus célébres Médecins, Philosophes ou Personnes savantes de toutes Nations qui ont concouru à son avancement, des fameux Anatomistes, Chirurgiens, Botanistes & Chimistes, avec l’Exposition de leurs Sentimens & de leurs Découvertes, & le Catalogue de leurs principaux Ouvrages, le tout d’après ce que les meilleurs Auteurs ont écrit sur cette Matiére. [Two vols.]Liége & Frankfurt: J.F. Bassompierre, 1755WZ 260 E485d 1755[A remarkable and important survival: this is the author’s own copy, heavily annotated in preparation for the enormously revised and enlarged second edition of his great work of medical biographies. Garrison-Morton 6704 describes the second edition of 1778 in four volumes as “the earliest exhaustive collection of medical biographies” (& erroneously gives the date of our first edition as 1775). Éloy (1714-88), Belgian physician and historian, took his medical degree at Louvain and did further studies in Paris. Upon returning to his native city of Mons, he established a successful practice and became physician to Prince Charles Alexandre de Lorraine, governor of the Austrian Netherlands. Éloy has made here numerous kinds of corrections, including “x-ing” out the old title-page and providing an entirely new title: “Dictionnaire historique, Bibliographique, et typographique de la Médecine et des Médecins, Anatomistes, Chirurgiens, Botanistes et Chymistes distingués, par des connaissances supérieures et dans la République des lettres, avec les ouvrages de Chaconne. Seconde édition.” Nearly every page has corrections, deletions, and/or additions and many are very heavily revised. Our copy of the first edition is, essentially, the working manuscript for the expanded second edition, a work which appeared 23 years later. Very good set preserved in a box. In Vol. II, leaves L1-5 cut out, probably by Éloy himself.]
CanadaTorontoThomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of TorontoHarteWalterPoems on Several OccasionsLondon: Printed for Bernard Lintot …, 1727.B-10 06282[Author’s copy]
CanadaTorontoThomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of TorontoParkynSr. ThomasA practical and grammatical introduction to the Latin tongue / The second edition, with many additions.Nottingham: Printed by William Ayscough …, 1716B-13 02234[Author’s copy, interleaved and annotated throughout.]
Czech RepublicOlomucResearch Library in OlomoucKarmášek (1746-1809)Josef ArnoštCatalogus Librorum Omnis generis publica auctionis lege In Caesareo-Regia Bibliotheca Lycaei Juliomontani : Die 24. Octobris 1791.Printed by Brunae : Litteris Trasslerianis, 1791Research Library in Olomouc, VD16-P5211, Syst. number 000691185[NOTES: One of the auction catalogs through which an extensive book fund was sold, coming from the abolished Moravian and Silesian monasteries, with extensive marginalia from librarian Josef Arnošt Karmášek. Seemingly commissioned for Joseph Ernst (?), Johann Erpedit Hanke, and Joseph Mader. Digital catalogue entry: https://aleph.vkol.cz:443/F?func=direct&doc_number=000569903&local_base=SVK01&format=999]
Czech RepublicOlomucResearch Library in OlomoucKarmášek (1746-1809)Josef ArnoštCatalogus Librorum Omnis generis publica auctionis lege In Caesareo-Regia Bibliotheca Lycaei Juliomontani : Die 24. Octobris 1791.Printed by Brunae : Litteris Trasslerianis, 1791Research Library in Olomouc, VD16-P5211, Syst. number 000691185[NOTES: One of the auction catalogs through which an extensive book fund was sold, coming from the abolished Moravian and Silesian monasteries, with extensive marginalia from librarian Josef Arnošt Karmášek. Seemingly commissioned for Joseph Ernst (?), Johann Erpedit Hanke, and Joseph Mader. Digital catalogue entry: https://aleph.vkol.cz:443/F?func=direct&doc_number=000569910&local_base=SVK01&format=999]
Czech RepublicOlomucResearch Library in OlomoucKarmášek (1746-1809)Josef ArnoštCatalogus Bipartitus Omnis Generis Librorum publicae auctioni exponendorum = Verzeichniss der Bücher, welche öffentlich an die Meistbietenden zu verkaufen bestimmt sind, und zwar: Die Bücher des ersten Theils werden an der k. Olmützer Bibliothek den 16. und folgende Tage des Augustmonats, jene des zweyten Theils zu Klosterbruck bei Znaim den 3. Septemb. 1792. … / [Josephus Ernestus Karmascheck, Joannes Expeditus Hanke]Brunae: Litteris Trasslerianis, 1792Research Library in Olomouc, VD16-P5211, Syst. number 000691185[NOTES: One of the auction catalogs through which an extensive book fund was sold, coming from the abolished Moravian and Silesian monasteries. An example from 1792 is divided into two parts, since books from the first section were to be auctioned in Olomouc and the second in Louka near Znojmo. In total, 2 012 items were offered, including 72 incunabula. Latin-German cover sheet, live headers, wreaths, signatures, lines, Arabic numbering. Includes unique auction rkp. buyer inscriptions and book prices. On the cover page the old stamp of the University Library in Olomouc. Digital catalogue entry: https://aleph.vkol.cz:443/F?func=direct&doc_number=000569911&local_base=SVK01&format=999]
Czech RepublicOlomucResearch Library in OlomoucPtolemy (editor) (1470-1530)Claudius, Pirckheimer, Willibald PirckheimerClaudii Ptolemaei Geographicae Enarrationis Libri Octo / Bilibaldo Pirckeymhero Interprete. Annotationes Ioannis De Regio Monte in errores commissos a Iacobo Angelo in translatione suaPrinted for Iohannis (John) Koberger by Iohannes (John) Grieningerus at Strasbourg/Argentoragi, April 1525Research Library in Olomouc, VD16-P5211, Syst. number 000691185[NOTES: A letter from a prominent German humanist, advisor to the Emperor Maximilian I, personal friend Albrecht Dürer, and the translator of Ptolemy’s Geography, Willibald Pirckheimer, written in Nuremberg in 1525, is enclosed in the book, as the book was sent to imperial architect Johann Tzerttem. According to the modification of the backrest, the bundle was later in the possession of the Zábrdovice premonstrates. Translated by Willibald Pirckheimer, with other contributors listed as Fries, Lorenz, 1489-1531 Regiomontanus, Johannes Camillus, 1436-1476 D’Angelo, Jacopo, about 1360-1410 Grüninger, Johannes, 1455-1532 Koberger, Anton, 1498-1532. Digital catalogue entry: https://aleph.vkol.cz:443/F?func=direct&doc_number=000569909&local_base=SVK01&format=999]
Czech RepublicPragueJewish Museum in PragueZeitlin (editor) (1850-1921)WilliamKiryat sefer/ Bibliotheca Hebraica post-Mendelssohniana : bibliographisches Handbuch der neuhebräischen Litteratur : seit Beginn der Mendelssohn’schen Epoche bis zum Jahre 1890 : nach alphabetischer Reihenfolge der Autoren mit biographischen Daten und bibliographischen Notizen, nebst indices der hebräischen Büchertitel und der citirten Autorennamen / herausgegeben von William ZeitlinLeipzig: K. F. Koehlers Antiquarium, 1891-95Jewish Museum in Prague Library, accession no. 511/2010[NOTES: published after 1800. On the flyleaf there is also handwritten autograph as well as a stamp of Dr. Mojssej Woskin-Nahartabi (with his Prague address), so some of the comments in the book might be his. The comments through the book are mostly German and Hebrew but also Latin and Russian. On the binding: Handexemplar des Dr. W. Zeitlin]
Czech RepublicPragueNational Library of the Czech RepublicBrunoGiordanoCamoeracensis AcrotismusWittenberg, Zacharias Crato, 1588, dedica.15 K 22
FranceChâteaudunMédiathèque de ChâteaudunN/AL’abbé BordasHistoire sommaire du Dunois, de ses comtes et de sa capitale1762manuscrit 1120[226 feuillets.-45x22cm.-reliure basane, plats couverts de parchemin.]
FranceChâteaudunMédiathèque de ChâteaudunCourgibetAlexandre (prêtre de l’Hôtel-Dieu de Châteaudun)Essai de l’histoire du comté et bailliage du Dunois, mis en prose selon les auteurs et les titres du pays par Alexandre Courgibet1771manuscrit 7[602 pages.-23×17,5cm.-reliure parchemin]
FranceDijonBibliothèque municipale de Dijonde La Monnoye, (illustrateur)Bernard, François Chauveau, (graveur) Karl AudranL’Académie françoise sous la protection du roy(A Paris): chez Sebastien Mabre-Cramoisy), 1673Cote Virely 494 (II)[notes marginales et corrections manuscrites de l’auteur, mais mutilées par la rognure.]
FranceDijonBibliothèque municipale de DijonLe Mercier de La Rivière, (illustrateur)Pierre-Paul, Clément-Pierre Marillier, (graveur), Robert DelaunayL’heureuse nation, ou Relations du gouvernement des Féliciens , peuple souverainement libre sous l’empire absolu de ses loix , ouvrage contenant… leurs principales institutions… détails auxquels a été ajouté un Manuel politique de cette nation [par Le Mercier de La Rivière]. Tome premier [-second].A Paris, chez Buisson. A Lyon, chez Bruisset, 1792. – 2 vol.Cote Marilier 122[sans doute corrections de l’auteur pour préparer une deuxième édition (soulignements au crayon, nombreuses notes marginales au crayon et à la plume)]
FranceDijonBibliothèque municipale de DijonPalliotPierreLe Parlement de Bourgongne, son origine, son établissement et son progrès , avec les noms, sur-noms, qualités, armes & blasons, des présidents, chevaliers, conseillers, advocats & procureurs généraux, & greffiers, qui y ont esté jusques à presentDijon, 1649Cote 15423[Exemplaire sur grand papier, avec corrections et additions de la main de Palliot, pièces ajoutées mss et imprimées, gravures et dessins de blasons en couleurs]
FranceDijonBibliothèque municipale de DijonRameauJean-Philippe, Jean-Baptiste-Christophe BallardTraité de l’harmonie réduite à ses principes naturels , divisé en quatre livres…De l’imprimerie de Jean-Baptiste-Christophe Ballard. Paris: 1722.BM Dijon, cote Rés. 1015[A la fin : “Supplément qui contient des changemens de deux chapitres, & quelques corrections necessaires”, 17 p., et 1 p. du “Catalogue des autres livres de musique théorique, imprimez en France”. exemplaire contenant quelques corrections autographes de Rameau , en outre les pages 161-162, déchirées à l’angle inférieur droit, ont un texte différent des exemplaires ordinaires, et constituent sans doute une rédaction primitive que Rameau aurait fait modifier par un “carton” dont seraient pourvus les exemplaires communs , la mutilation des pp. 161-162 serait l’oeuvre de l’auteur lui-même, désireux de marquer nettement l’incorrection du texte]
FranceLyonBibliothèque municipale de LyonAuzoles (1571–1642)JacquesLe Mercure charitable, ou contre-touche et souverain remede pour des-empierrer le R.P. Petau,…depuis peu métamorphosé en fausse Pierre-de-touche par Jacques d’Auzoles LapeyreParis, 1638SJ ID 100/401, 1 Bibliothèque jésuite des Fontaines
FranceLyonBibliothèque municipale de Lyond’ArnaudFrançois Thomas Marie de BaculardLe Mariage de Son Altesse Roiale Monseigneur le Prince Henri Frere de Sa Majeste le Roi de Prusse et de Son Altesse Serenissime Madame la Princesse Willhelmine de Hesse Cassel. Poëme par Monsieur d’Arnaud, Conseiller de [ ] de Sa Majesté le Roi de Pologne, Electeur de Saxe, Et Membre de l’Académie Roiale des Sciences et belles lettres de Prusse.Dresden, 1752Chomorat 6005[Exemplaire entièrement annoté et corrigé. Il pourrait s’agir de la “Nouvelle édition augmentée de quatre vers” (Berlin 1752, 32 p.) citée par Cioranesco 9040. Les corrections pourraient être d’Arnaud lui-même.]
FranceLyonBibliothèque municipale de LyonRubéricSéverinExercices spirituels propres pour pousser une âme par voye d’abnégation et d’amour de Dieu, jusques au sommet de la perfectionBordeaux, 1622.SJ Mss 12/214 Bibliothèque jésuite des Fontaines[Annoté et corrigé par S. Rubéric lui – même en vue de la rééd. qui parut sous le titre : Exercices sacrés de l’amour de Jésus (Paris, Moreau, 1623)]
FranceLyonBibliothèque municipale de LyonSaurin (1706–1781)Bernard-JosephBlanche et Guiscard, Tragédie. Imitée de l’Anglois de Tomson. Par M. Saurin, de l’Académie Françoise. Représentée pour la premiere fois, par les Comédiens François Ordinaires du Roi, le 25 Septembre 1764.Avignon, 1766.Chomorat 6525[Annotations et corrections manuscrites qui pourraient être de la main de l’auteur ou de Saint-Prix.]
FranceNîmesCarré d’Art BibliothequeSéguierJean-FrançoisBibliotheca botanica, sive Catalogus auctorum et librorum omnium qui de re botanica, de medicamentis ex vegetabilibus paratis, de re rustica, et de horticultura tractant, a Joanne-Francisco Seguierio, Nemausense digestus. Accessit Bibliotheca botanica Jo. Ant. Bumaldi, seu potius Ovidii Montalbani BononiensisLeiden, 1740.Ms. 823[annoté et corrigé de la main de l’auteur. Un f. d’erratum imprimé]
FranceParisBibliothèque de l’ArsenalCampanellaTommasoDe sensu rerum et magiaParis, L. Boullenger, 16364 S 367[esemplare con nota di invio a Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc.]
FranceParisBibliothèque historique de la Ville de ParisLa Mothe Le Veyer (1588–1672)FrançoisCinq autres Dialogues du mesme autheur faits comme les précédents à l’imitation des anciens. I : De l’Ignorance louable. II : De la Divinité. III : De l’Opiniastreté. IIII : De la Politique : Du Mariage…[Dialogues de Tubero]Francfort: par Jean Sarius, 1506 [sic pour 1606]Ancienne cote: 900042[M. Lucien Grisoni, who wrote his Ph.D. diss. on La Mothe Le Vayer, identified his hand on this copy, which may have been acquired by Paul Le Vayer, a former librarian here and a member of the La Mothe Le Vayer family.]
FranceParisBibliothèque MazarineCampanellaTommasoAtheismus triumphatusRoma, Eredi B. Zannetti, 1631Rés. 12668[esemplare con nota di invio a Gabriel Naudé.]
FranceParisBibliothèque nationale de France, département Réserve des livres raresFauchetClaudeRecueil de l’origine de la langue et poésie françoise, ryme et romans, plus les noms et sommaire des oeuvres de CXXVII poètes françois, vivans avant l’an M. CCCParis, 1581
FranceParisBibliothèque nationale de France, Réserve des livres raresPithouPierreAnnalium et historiae Francorum ab anno Christi DCCVIII ad annumDCCCCXC scriptores coaetanei XII […]Paris: apud Claudium Chappelet, 1588Rés. L45.1Author copy of Pierre Pithou, with numerous notes, addenda, delenda, et corrigenda in the author’s hand. Subsequently owned by Charles Labbé, Étienne Baluze, and Louis de Targny, according to a note on the title page.
FranceParisParis Bibliothèque Sainte-GenevièveCampanellaTommasoAtheismus triumphatusParis, T. Du Bray, 1636D 4° 1642 Inv. 1821 FA[esemplare con nota di invio a Jean-Emmanuel de Rieux, marchese d’Assérac]
FranceStrasbourgBibliothèque nationale et universitaire de StrasbourgHermannJohanneTabula affinitatum animalium…Argentorati [Strasbourg], imp. J. G. Treuttel, 1783, in-4oMs.3.406[Annoté par l’auteur]
FranceStrasbourgBibliothèque nationale et universitaire de StrasbourgLauthThomasÉlémens de myologie et de syndesmologieBâle, J. Deker, an VI-1798, in-8o [Paris / Strasbourg]Ms.3.410[Annoté par l’auteur]
FranceToursBibliothèque municipale de ToursForgeot (1758-1798)Nicolas-JulienLes deux oncles, comédie en 1 acte et en vers , représentée, pour la première fois, par les Comédiens italiens ordinaires du Roi, le 29 septembre 1780[Texte imprimé].– A Paris, chez la Veuve Duchesne, libraire, Rue Saint-Jacques, au Temple du Goût. M. DCC. LXXX, [1780] (De l’imprimerie de Cailleau, Rue S.-Severin).– 48 p. , in-8 Par N.-J. Forgeot, d’après Barbier Sig. A-C8Rés. 4907[. 372616101:Rés. 4907Recueil corrigé et préparé par l’auteur, peu avant sa mort, en 1798, en vue d’une édition définitive. – Notes manuscrites de l’auteur, de Auguste Veinant et de P. Caron. – Cartonnage vert, pièce de titre portant “Théâtre”, 18e s. . 372616101:Rés. 4907Ex. interfolié et corrigé, par l’auteur en vue d’une nouvelle – Relié avec sept autres pièces de Forgeotédition . 372616101:Rés. 4907Cachet : Bibliothèque Paul Caron Est relié avec ce vol. : Les rivaux amis, comédie en un acte et en vers / N.-J. Forgeot. — Paris : Prault, 1782 Est relié avec ce vol. : Les épreuves, comédie en un acte et en vers / N.-J Forgeot. — Paris : Prault, 1785 Est relié avec ce vol. : La ressemblance, comédie en trois actes et en vers / N.-J. Forgeot. — Paris : Forget , Huet, 1796 Caron, Paul (1918-1988). , Donateur (+) Duchesne, Veuve de Nicolas-Bonaventure (17..-1793). , Éditeur commercial (+) Cailleau, André-Charles (1731-1798). , Imprimeur (+) Veinant, Auguste (1799-1859). , Annotateur, Ancien possesseur (+)]
FranceBloisBibliothèques d’AgglopolysListerMartinHistoriae sive synopsis methodicae conchyliorumOxford: Clarendon, 1770[Not an author’s copy strictly speaking, but entirely annotated, on all the pages, by Guillaume Huddesford for the re-edition which he made in 1770.]
FranceCaenBibliothèque universitaire Pierre Sineux, Université Caen NormandieTilletM. Titon duLe Parnasse françois, dedié au roi, par M. Titon Du Tillet…Paris, 1732Cote 10099[Exemplaire “Corrigé par l’auteur” d’après une note ms sur la p. du faux titre notamment p. 13, 16, 43, 263, 492, 511, 584, 629, 660, 672, 706, XLI, [LXXXVIII] Comporte des papillons p. 669, 736, 744 et 749 Ex-libris aux armes gr. par Durand  Fonds Abel Bonnard]
GermanyDresdenSächsische Landesbibliothek – Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek;DresdenCincinniusJohannesEpitaphivm Reverendi quondam patris d. Antonij Grymmolt Insignis Monasterij werthinensis Abbatis meritissimi …Köln: 1517LING 203:INK[Contains notes in author’s hand]
GermanyDresdenSächsische Landesbibliothek – Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek;DresdenGöbelJohann SamuelVerfassung der Consistorien in den Chursächsischen LandenCrazische Buchhandlung, 1794Mscr.Dresd.App.2148[Marked ‘Handexemplar des Verfassers’]
GermanyDresdenSächsische Landesbibliothek – Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek;DresdenHascheJohann ChristianUmständliche Beschreibung Dresdens mit allen seinen äußern und innern Merkwürdigkeiten. [Th. 1,1, 1.2, 2,1.2]Verlag Schwickert, 1781-1783Mscr.Dresd.App.2375[Marked ‘Handexemplar d. Verfassers’]
GermanyDresdenSächsische Landesbibliothek – Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek;DresdenMelanchthonPhilippConfessio Fidei exhibita inuictiss. Imp. Carolo V. Caesari Aug. in Comicijs Augustae, Anno M. D. XXX: Addita est Apologia ConfessionisRhau: Witebergae, 1531Mscr.Dresd.A.130[Trans. Justus Jonas, contains notes by Philipp Melanchthon and Martin Luther]
GermanyDresdenSächsische Landesbibliothek – Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek;DresdenSchöttgenChristianHistorie Der Chur-Sächsischen Stiffts-Stadt Wurtzen : Aus gehörigen Documenten und glaubwürdigen Nachrichten zusammen getragenLeipzig: Martini, 1717Hist.Sax.H.1931[Includes numerous handwritten notes and corrections]
GermanyErfurtUniversität Erfurt, Gotha ForschungsbibliothekBrunoGiordanoDe lampade combinatoria Lulliana Wittenberg, s.t., 1587, dedica.1587PHIL. 101/2 (2)
GermanyErfurtUniversität Erfurt, Gotha ForschungsbibliothekNicolaiFriedrichVersuch über die Beschuldigungen welche dem Tempelherrenorden gemacht worden, und über dessen Geheimniß: Nebst einem Anhange über das Entstehen der FreymaurergesellschaftBerlin: 1782P 8º 12900[Likely to have been Nicolai’s personal copy, includes notes on Nicolai’s life]
GermanyErfurtUniversität Erfurt, Gotha ForschungsbibliothekOleariusM. Joh. Christoph.Kurtzer Entwurff einer nützlichen Lieder-Bibliotheck, darinne Von Geistlichen Liedern insgemein, auch insonderheit von denen Autoribus, welche dergleichen verfertiget, erkläret, oder sonsten davon etwas angemercketArnstadt: Bachmann, 1702Theol. 8º 00804/08[Handexemplar des Verfassers with many notes and corrections]
GermanyGöttingenNiedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek GöttingenRegiusRaphaelP. Ovidii Metamorphosis cum luculentissimis Raphaelis Regii enarrationibusVenice: 15134 Cod. Ms. Philol. 126 i[Publius Ovidius Naso, contains handwritten notes from 16th century, but is not confirmed as an author’s copy]
GermanyJenaThüringer Universitäts und Landesbibliothek JenaLutherMartinBiblia, das ist: die ganze Heilige SchriftWittemberg: Hans Lufft, 1538/9Ms. App. 24[Martin Luther’s author copy with notes and corrections]
GermanyJenaThüringer Universitäts und Landesbibliothek JenaLutherMartinDas Newe TestamentWittemberg: Hans Lufft, 1540Ms. App. 25[Martin Luther’s author copy with notes and corrections]
GermanyMunichBayerische StaatsbibliothekVettoriPieroCommentarii in tres libros Aristotelis de arte dicendiFirenze, Bernardo Giunti, 1548Res. 2 A gr. b 168
GermanyMunichBayerische StaatsbibliothekVettoriPieroCommentarii in primum librum Aristotelis de Arte poetarum […],Firenze, Figli di Bernardo Giunti, 1560Res. 2 A gr. b 182
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockOluf TychsenGerhard (Also: Olaus Gerhardus Tychsen)Tychsens Abhandlungen in den Gelehrten Beiträgen zu den Mecklenburg-SchwerinschenNachrichten, 1763-1780Mss. Orient. 246(8)[Includes handwritten notes]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardA Dialogue between a learned Jew and a Christian. To which is added a choice of English proverbial sayings and sentences with explicationsBützow: 1763CIa-302.3[With numerous handwritten notes]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardAnhang von den Biblischen HeuschreckenRostock: Koppensche Buchhandlung, 1786Mss. Orient. 246 (5)[Numerous notes]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardAssertio Epistolaris De Peregrina Numorum Hasmonaeorum OrigineRostock: Karl Christoph Stiller, 1794Mss. Orient. 245 (8)[Includes handwritten notes and other insertions]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardBeurteilung der Jahrzahlen in den Hebräisch-Biblischen HandschriftenRostock: Koppensche Buchhandlung, 1786Mss. Orient. 246 (4)[Numerous notes, letters, and evaluations]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardBibliothecae Praefecti Interpretatio Inscriptionis Cuficae In Marmorea Templi S. MarciBützow: Johann Gotthelff Fritz, 1787Mss. Orient. 245(7)[Handwritten notes, correction in title]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardDe Cuneatis Inscriptionibus Persepolitanis LucubratioRostock: Stiller, 1796Mss. Orient. 245(9.10)[Includes handwritten notes (Tychsen was translator)]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardDe Numis Hebraicis DiatribeRostock: Johann Jakob Adler Erben, 1791Mss. Orient. 245(5)[Includes handwritten comments]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardDialecti Rabbinicae Elementa Cvm Eclogis Ex Optimis Ebraeorvm Scriptoribvs Et Lexico Rabb. Selecto Ad Vsvs Avditorvm Adornata Ab Olao Gerhardo TychsenBützow: 1763Mss. Orient. 244(2)[With handwritten notes and additions]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardDie Unächtheit der Jüdischen Münzen mit hebräischen und samaritanischen BuchstabenLeipzig: Johann Christian Koppe, 1779Mss. Orient. 246(1)[Handwritten comments]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardDisputatio Historico Philologico-Critica De Pentateucho Ebraeo-Samaritano, Ab Ebraeo, Eoque Masorethico Descripto ExemplariBützow: 1765Mss. Orient. 245(1)[Includes handwritten notes]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardElementale arabicum Sistens L. A. Elementa, Catalecta Maximam Partem Anecdota, Et GlossariumRostock: Johann Christian Koppe, 1792Mss. Orient. 242 (1)[With handwritten additions]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardElementale arabicum Sistens L. A. Elementa, Catalecta Maximam Partem Anecdota, Et GlossariumRostock: Johann Christian Koppe, 1792Mss. Orient. 242 (2)[With handwritten additions]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardElementale Syriacum Sistens Grammaticam, Chrestomathiam et Glossarium, Subiunctis Novem Tabulis Aere ExpressisRostock: Johann Christian Koppe, 1793Mss. Orient. 244(1)[With handwritten notes]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardExplicatio Cvficae Inscriptionis Qvae In Colvmna Lapidea Mvsei Societatis Antiqvariorvm Londinensis Conspicitvr : Adiecta Est Marmoris Messanensis InterpretatioRostock: Koppische Buchhandlung, 1789Mss. Orient. 245 (6)[With handwritten notes]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardGeschichte der öffentlichen Universitäts-Bibliothek und des Museum zu RostockRostock: Adlerschen Officin, 1790-1797Mss. Orient. 246(7)[With handwritten notes and additions]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardHistoria Monetae ArabicaeRostock: Stiller, 1797Mss. Orient. 243(1)[Tychsen was translator]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardIn Rem Numariam MuhammedanorumRostock: Stiller, 1794Mss. Orient. 241(1)[Includes many notes in author’s hand]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardIntroductio in Rem Numariam MuhammedanorumRostock: Karl Christoph Stiller, 1794Mss. Orient. 241 (3)[Includes many notes in author’s hand]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardIntroductio in Rem Numariam Muhammedanorum Additamentum IRostock: Karl Christoph Stiller, 1796Mss. Orient. 241(2)[Includes many notes in author’s hand]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardRefutacion de los argumentos, que el Sr. D. Francisco Perez Bayer ha alegado nuevamente en favor de las monedas SamaritanasPamplona (?): 1786Mss. Orient. 246(2)[Numerous notes, letters, reviews]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardTentamen De Variis Codicum Hebraicorum Veteris Testamenti Manuscriptorum Generibus, a Iudaeis et Non-Iudaeis Descriptis …Rostock: Koppe, 1772Mss. Orient. 247[Includes numerous handwritten notes]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardUeber das Alter der hebräischen PunkteLeipzig: 1778Mss. Orient. 246(6)[Includes many handwritten notes]
GermanyRostockUniversitätsbibliothek RostockTychsenOluf GerhardVindicatio Refutationis Hispane Scriptae Ab Anonymi Hispani ObiectionibusBützow: Johann Gotthelff Fritz, 1787Mss. Orient. 246 (3)[With handwritten and printed reviews]
GermanySchwerinLandesbibliothek Mecklenburg-VorpommernSchmidtJohann PeterHandbibliothek des Juristen Johann Peter Schmidt1708-1790Schmidt 1 – 150[Note: this is Schmidt’s personal “hand-library” and consists of 150, mostly legal, texts]
GermanyTrierStadtbibliothek WeberbachSpeesTrutz-NachtigallTrutz-NachtigallTrier: 1634Hs 1118/2283 8º[Note: this is not a printed book, but handwritten original and therefore not technically a handexemplar in the sense of this project]
GermanyTübingenUniversitätsbibliothek TübingenCrusiusMartinAnnales Suevici sive Chronica rerum gestarum antiquissimae et inclytae Suevicae gentis159522 C 49
GermanyTübingenUniversitätsbibliothek TübingenCrusiusMartinAristoteles: Opera quaecunque hactenus extuterunt omnia. Per Desiderium Erasmus RoterdamumBasel: 1550Mc 358[With margin notes by Martin Crusius]
GermanyWeimarHerzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek WeimarBytemeisterHeinrich JohannAeneae Sylvii Senensis S. Rom. Ecclesiae Cardinalis Tituli S. Sabinae De Bohemorum Et Ex His Imperatorum Aliquot Origine Ac Gestis, Ad Illustrissimum Principem & Dominum Alfonsum Regem Aragonum HistoriaFrankfurt: Christoph Olff, 168719 A 12909[Author is listed as Pope Pius II., but explicitly notes this is the author’s copy of Bytemeister.]
GermanyWeimarHerzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek Weimarde CouvrayJean-Baptiste LouvetVie Du Chevalier De FaublasParis: Favre, Libraire, 179619 A 3406 (1)
GermanyWeimarHerzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek WeimarLeydingJohann DiederichAlmanach für Kinder und junge LeuteHamburg: Selbstverlag, 1776A 34
GermanyWeimarHerzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek WeimarMoscheroschJohann MichaelWunderliche und warhafftige Gesichte Philanders von SittewaldStrasbourg: Mülben und Josias Städeln, 165014, 7: 23 [7]
GermanyWeimarHerzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek Weimarvon GoetheJohann WolfgangJ. W. Goethens SchriftenBerlin: Himburg, 1777V 266 (a)[Damaged in fire in 2004, restoration and preservation works.]
GermanyWeimarHerzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek Weimarvon SchöllenbachTobias OelhafenDe Rei Monetariae hodierno, in Imperio Romano-Germanico, Statu corruptissimo ac periculosissimo, Orationes IIX. : Eiusdem, cum praecipuas causas, tum etiam convenientia aliqua remedia, exhibentes, indiversis inauguralibus Actibus, in Academia Altdorffina, habitaeNürnberg: Michael Endter, 166519 A 12814
GermanyBambergStaatsbibliothek BambergExterFriedrichVersuch einer Sammlung von Pfältzischen Medaillen, Schau-, Gedächtnis- und allerley andern Müntzen, als Gold-Gulden, Ducaten, Thaler etc. und zwar vor dißmahl die, welche derer Chur-Fürsten und Pfaltz-Graven von der Bayerischen- oder sogenannten Alten Chur-Linie Geschichte erläuternZweybrücken: Hallanzy, 1759-1780Bip.Num.q.26-a[Collection of 11 volumes]
GermanyBerlinStaatsbibliothek BerlinHoffmanChristoph JuliusBibliotheca Agendorum: Bestehend aus einem Vollständigem Catalogo Derer Kirchen-Ordnungen, Agenden, Und anderer Dergleichen SchrifftenZelle: 1726Dr 7012
GermanyBerlinStaatsbibliothek BerlinOelrichsJohann Carl ConradHistorische Nachricht von den akademischen Würden in der Musik und öffentlichen musikalischen Akademien und Geselschaften175250 MA 49240
GermanyBerlinStaatsbibliothek BerlinOelrichsJohann Carl ConradDas gepriesene Andencken der Pommerschen Hertzoge, durch umständliche Erzählung ihrer eigenen gedruckten und ungedruckten Schriften, und der ihnen errichteten öffentlichen Denckmäler, vermittelst besonderer gedruckten Gedächtniß-Schriften, Bildnisse, Begräbniß-Müntzen [et]c. : Bey Gelegenheit der 5ten hundertjähr. Jubelfeyer der St. Marien-Stifts-Kirchen zu Alten-Stettin, erneuertBerlin: Ambrosius Haude und Joh. Carl Spencer, Königl. und der Academie der Wissenschaften Buchhändler, 1763T 2056[Stamped author’s copy]
GermanyBerlinStaatsbibliothek BerlinOelrichsJohann Carl ConradErläutertes Chur-Brandenburgisches MedaillencabinetBerlin: Decker, 17784” Pm 1720[Stamped author’s copy]
GermanyBerlinStaatsbibliothek BerlinOelrichsJohann Carl ConradMarchia Brandenburgica gentilis : Beschreibung des, von dem verstorbenen Hofrath und Cammergerichts-Secretair Christian Gottfried Eltester, nachgelassenen, sehr wichtigen Antiquitäten-Cabinets aus heydnischen Grabmälern, vorzüglich der Mark Brandenburg, so in steinernen Wehr und Waffen, auch dergleichen Opfermessern, Frauenzimmergeräthschaften von Thon, Kleider- und Kopf-Schmuck von Metall, nicht weniger andern Geräthschaften von Metall und Eisen, desgleichen Aschen- und Knochen-Töpfen auch Opfergeschirr mancherley Art bestehet, und noch gut erhalten istBerlin: Wever, 1785Pz 5735 [Stamped author’s copy]
GermanyBerlinStaatsbibliothek BerlinOelrichsJohann Carl ConradDas grausame Büthener Recht im Lande Lauenburg und Bütow : nebst einer vorläufigen Abhandlung von Bestrafung der Bienendiebe und Baumschäler nach den ältesten und neueren, fürnehmlich teutschen GesetzenBerlin: Realschul-Buchhandlung, 1792Fz 271 [Stamped author’s copy]
GermanyBerlinStaatsbibliothek BerlinOelrichsJohann Carl ConradHistorisch-kritische Nachricht von einer sehr seltenen Ausgabe des Heidelbergschen Catechismus der reformirten KircheBerlin: Nauck, 1793Ep 12480 [Stamped author’s copy]
GermanyBerlinStaatsbibliothek BerlinRödekenCasparNachricht auf Verlangen Der Königl. Preußl. Societät der Wißenschaften über einen von mir ausgearbeiteten Clavem universalem ertheilet171150 MA 49646[Author’s copy with marginalia]
HungaryBudapestEötvös Loránd University LibraryPázmány (1570-1637)PéterA setet haynal-csillag-utan budoso luteristak vezetöjeBechben, Wien. 1627. Formica mateRMK I. 95:1 (RMK I. 558, RMNy 1376)[NOTES: “Pázmány Péter “tovább írt” egy újabb tervezett kiadás számára.” = “Pázmány Péter wrote ‘further’ for another planned release.” Image of cover and digital catalogue entries available at: https://rmk.hungaricana.hu/en/RMK_I_558/?query=Institituion digital entry available at: http://opac.elte.hu/F?func=direct&doc_number=000353500]
ItalyCosenzaArchivio di Stato di CosenzaBaldassarre Parroco Notarosteffano di PedaceD.Notte Sagra, opera pastorale del Rev. Sig. D. Baldassarre Parroco Notarosteffano di Pedace, copia del proprio originale, rescritta da me Accolito Paolo Ferrari l’anno 1786.Ms di cc. 74, form. cm 14,5xl9,5, inventory No. 2284, signature MS B 2.[Sacred Night, pastoral work of Rev. Mr. D. Baldassarre Parish Priest Notarosteffano of Pedace, copy of his original, rescinded by Acolyte Paolo Ferrari in 1786.]
ItalyCosenzaArchivio di Stato di CosenzaBombiniBarnardinoCommentaria Brutiorum antiquitatum16th centuryInventory No. 428, signature MS B 1.
ItalyCosenzaArchivio di Stato di CosenzaMartire (Sacerdote Cosentino)DomenicoLa Calabria sacra e profana~16904 vols. numbered 1051. Signatures: MS C 1/1, 1053, MS C 112, 1054, MS c 1/3′ 1055, MS c 1/4.
ItalyFerraraBiblioteca Comunale AriosteaPolizianoAngeloMiscellaneorum centuria primaFirenze, Antonio Miscomini, 19 settembre 1489Inc. S 8 2 21[poche, saltuarie correzioni.]
ItalyFlorenceFirenze Biblioteca MarucellianaFonzioBartolomeoExplanatio in Persium, Epistola ad Franciscum Saxettum de mensuris et ponderibusFirenze, Tip. di San Iacopo di Ripoli, 1477-1478Inc. 76[una correzione di mano del F. alla c. 18v.]
ItalyFlorenceFirenze Biblioteca Nazionale CentraleFonzioBartolomeoExplanatio in Persium, Epistola ad Franciscum Saxettum de mensuris et ponderibusFirenze, Tip. di San Iacopo di Ripoli, 1477-1478Inc. Magl. L 6 28[correzione autografa a c. I8v.]
ItalyFlorenceFirenze Biblioteca Nazionale CentralePolizianoAngeloMiscellaneorum centuria primaFirenze, Antonio Miscomini, 19 settembre 1489Inc. Magl. B 2 27[poche correzioni e una nota finale di dedica]
ItalyModenaBiblioteca Estense e UniversitariaCastelvetroLodovicoRagione d’alcune cose segnate nella canzone d’Annibal Caro ‘ Venite al’ombra de’ gran gigli d’oro’s.n.t. [ma Modena, Cornelio Gadaldini, 1559]alfa & 2 10
ItalyNaplesBiblioteca Oratoriana Dei GirolaminiCampanellaTommasoScelta di alcune poesie filosofiche[s.l., s.t.,] 1622CF 3 18[esemplare della princeps con interventi autografi.]
ItalyNaplesNapoli Fondazione « Biblioteca Benedetto Croce »CampanellaTommasoDe sensu rerum et magiaParis, L. Boullenger, 1636???[con dedica autografa ai maestri e agli studenti del convento domenicano di Saint-Jacques.]
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaAnonymousAnonymousSecreti meravigliosi.ASRC, Archivio Nesci, b. 51 fase. 23[Manuscript contains recipes for healing products, and for dyeing and staining fabrics. Volume part of the Nesci Private Archive donation to the state of Reggio Calabria.]
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaNicolòAntonioI dicci anni della mia prigioniaASRC, Carte Visalli b. 1 fase. 16[In the preface of the manuscript is written in English, “This … book had the merit of being appreciated second among the selected works published by Mr. Bennet.” The work refers to the motions of 1847.]
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaAutelitano (writer/compiler)D. GiuseppeBreve e compendiosa topografia, o sia compendiose notizie ecclesiastiche, e civili della città di BovaASRC, Archivio Nesci, b. 51 fase. 24 [sec. XIX][History written and compiled by Autelitano, working with some materials gathered by the priest Domenico Alagna in the eighteenth century. Volume part of the Nesci Private Archive donation to the state of Reggio Calabria.]
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaGrillo (Count)Domenico AntonioLa mia prigionia1847ASRC, Carte Visalli b. 3 fase. 34[Unpublished chronicle of Count Domenico Antonio Grillo]
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaSaccoFranceschinaCostumi dei differenti popoliS, d. [sec. XVIII- XIX] – ASRC, Deposito Archivio Plutino, b. 13 fase. 764
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaMorisaniGiuseppeAntiquitatum Veterum Bruttiomm[sec. XVIII], manuscript of the first book(caput I – caput III), s. d. – ASRC, Archivio Nesci, b. 51 fase. 18
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaGiovanniLamottaMemorie di Lamotta Giovanni – Rivoluzione calabrese [del 1847]S.d. – [sec. XIX] – ASRC, Deposito Archivio Plutino, b. 13 fase. 765
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaBelloMicheleUgo Parma[sec. XIX] – ASRC, Carte Visalli b. 3 fase. 36
ItalyReggio CalabriaArchivio Di Stato Di Reggio CalabriaVisalliVittorioMemorie di CasalfungoASRC, Carte Vi salii b. 6 fase. 45
ItalyRomeBiblioteca CasanatenseCittadiniCelsoRime platonicheVenezia, Arrivabene, 1585.5124
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaClavius (1538-1612)ChristophComputus ecclesiasticus per digitorum articulos, & tabulas traditusRomae apud Aloysium Zannettum, 160312.1.A.19.
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaClavius (1538-1612)ChristophHorologiorum noua descriptioRomae apud Aloysium Zannettum, 1599[71.3.C.4][contiene numerose integrazioni al testo autografe dell’autore]
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaClavius (1538-1612)ChristophResponsio ad conuincia, et calumnias Iosephi Scaligeri, in calendarium GregorianumMoguntiae excudebat Ioannes Albinus, 1609, 2 v., vol. II.14.34.L.4.1 bis[dono dell’autore]
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaClavius (1538-1612)ChristophIosephi Scaligeri elenchus, et castigatio calendarij GregorianiRomae apud Aloysium Zannettum, 15959.15.A.18.
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaClavius (1538-1612)ChristophRomani calendarii a Gregorio XIII P.M. restituti explicationRomae apud Aloysium Zannettum 16036.27.O.23
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaKircher (1602-1680)AthanasiusArs magna lucis et vmbraeRomae sumptibus Hermanni Scheus sub Signo Reginae ex typographia Ludouici Grignani, 1645, 2 v.12.18.H.5.1-2.
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaKircher (1602-1680)AthanasiusProdromus Coptus siue AegyptiacusRomae typis S. Cong. de Propag. Fide, 163655.8.E.8
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaKircher (1602-1680)AthanasiusMagnes siue De arte magneticaRomae sumptibus Hermanni Scheus sub Signo Reginae ex typographia Ludouici Grignani, 1641.55.5.B.21.
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaMuret (1526-1585)Marc AntoineAd Leonardum Mocenicum, patricium Venetum, orationum Ciceronis in Catilinam explicatioVenetiis Ioan. Gryphius excudebat, 155771.3.A.25[contiene, dell’autore, correzioni e postille manoscritte in latino e greco nel testo, e note manoscritte sulle carte di guardia]
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaMuret (1526-1585)Marc AntoineVariarum lectionum libri XVAntuerpiae ex officina Christophori Plantini, 158071.2.B.7
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaMuret (1526-1585)Marc AntoineOratione di M. Antonio Mureto … recitata per ordine del popolo romano dopo ‘l ritorno in Roma de l’illustrissimo … Marc’Antonio Colonna, da la felicissima vittoria di mare contra Turchi.In Roma per gli heredi di Antonio Blado stampatori camerali, [1571].68.13.D.8.
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaStigliani (1573-1651)TommasoDel mondo nuouo del caualier Tomaso Stigliani. Venti primi canti.In Piacenza per Alessandro Bazachi, 1617.Esemplare collocato: 71.2.A.12[contiene numerose correzioni manoscritte dell’autore in vista di una nuova edizione dell’opera]
ItalyRomeBiblioteca Nazionale Centrale – RomaStigliani (1573-1651)TommasoIl mondo nuouo. Del caualier fra’ Tomaso Stigliani. Diuiso in trentaquattro canti.In Roma appresso Giacomo Mascardi, 1628.Esemplare collocato: 71.2.A.13[mancano le prime 36 pagine, sostituite con carte manoscritte dell’autore, sono dell’autore anche le numerosissime correzioni apportate a tutto il testo]
ItalySienaArchivio di Stato di SienaSettanoQuinto (alias for Ludovico Sergardi, 1660-1726)Satire a Filodemo1694ASSi, Sergardi Biringucci, nr. 220[Handwritten copy by Sergardi, written on loose sheets and bound by Sergardi’s nephew, Fabio Sergardi]
ItalySienaArchivio di Stato di SienaSettanoQuinto (alias for Ludovico Sergardi, 1660-1726)Satire a Filodemo1694ASSi, Sergardi Biringucci, nr. 219[Volume contains Sergardi’s glosses and commentary, assumed as revisions intended for second publication.]
ItalyVeniceVenezia Biblioteca Nazionale MarcianaValeriano[Giovan Pietro]Castigationes et varietates virgilianae lectionisRoma, A. Blado, 1521 (dataz. postille: post 1521-ante 1532?).Lat. XII 230 (3959)
ItalyVeniceVenezia Biblioteca Nazionale MarcianaValerianoGiovan PietroPraeludiaVenezia, G. Tacuino, 1509 (dataz. postille: ante 1549).Rari Veneti 325
NetherlandsDeventerAthenaeum-bibliotheekRevius (1586-1657)JacobusOver-Ysselsche sangen en dichten Jacobi Revii …Deventer, Sebastiaen Wermbouts, 1630. Physical description: [II], 328, [II], 328, [I] p. , 4-oSignature: BORG 842, 13 D 6, 101 H 1 KL[Unique copy of Revius’ hymns and poems. Copy contains conversions, improvements and added verses in Revius’ handwriting, which were processed in the second edition of 1634.]
NetherlandsDeventerAthenaeum-bibliotheekSibelius (1590-1658)CasparDe curriculo totius vitæ et peregrinationis suæ historica narratioCa. 1658.Signature: 101 H 16 KL, 101 H 17 KL, 101 H 18 KL[Handwritten on paper. Text about the life and chronicle of the historic pilgrimage of Caspar Sibelius. Includes author’s marginalia, underlines, deletions. Part 3 is missing.]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenAlberti (1698-1762)JohannesGlossarium Graecum in sacros Novi Foederis libros / ex MSS. primus edidit, notisque illustravit Joannes Alberti , accedunt ejusdem Miscellanea critica in glossas nomicas, Suidam, Hesychium et index auctorum ex Photii lexico ineditoLugduni Batavorum: Apud Samuelem Luchtmans, 1735754 C 22[Annotatus Alberti]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenAlberti (1698-1762)JohannesGlossarium Graecum in sacros Novi Foederis libros / ex MSS. primus edidit, notisque illustravit Joannes Alberti , accedunt ejusdem Miscellanea critica in glossas nomicas, Suidam, Hesychium et index auctorum ex Photii lexico ineditoLugduni Batavorum: Apud Samuelem Luchtmans, 1735754 C 22[Annotatus Alberti]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenAlberti (1698-1762)JohannesPericulum criticum, in quo loca quaedam cum Veteris ac Novi Foederis, tum Hesychii & Aliorum, illustrantur, vindicantur, emendanturLugduni Batavorum : apud Joh. Arn. Langerak, 1727754 C 25[Cum notis mss. Joa. Alberti, ex exemplo, cui eas sua ipse manu addiderat, descr. ab J.W. te Water]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenArnoldi (1750-1835)Albert JakobZur Exegetik und Kritik des Alten Testaments : Erster Beitrag : Anmerkungen über einzelne Stellen der Sprüche Salomons / Alb. Jak. ArnoldiFrankfurt, Lpz, 1781579 B 20[Annotatus Arnoldi (A.J.) – auteur]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenGronovius (1611–1671)JohannesObservatorum in scriptoribus ecclesiasticis … monobiblos / Johannes Fredericus Gronovius Daventriae : typis Johannis Columbii Colomp, Jan.1651754 H 2[Cum notis mss. auctoris]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenGronovius (1611–1671)JohannesP. Papinii Statii Opera / ex recensione et cum notis J. Frederici GronoviiAmsterodami: Typis Lvdovici Elzevirii, 1653755 H 3[Achilleis collata cum ms. ab editore]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenGronovius (1611–1671)JohannesAd T. Livii Patav. libros superstites Notae / Jo. Fred. Gronovius , acc Ism. Bullialdi Epist. de solis defectu, cujus Livius lib. XXXVII meminitLugd. Bat. offic. Elzeviriorum, 1645762 G 8[Cum notis mss. J. F. Gronovii]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenGrotius (1583-1645)Hugo [Groot, Hugo de]Hvgeiani Grotii ode ad Illustriss. Comitem Henricum-Fredericum Nassavium Guilielmi FLugd. Bat.: apud Franc. Raphelengium, 15951498 D 23[Annotatus Grotius [H] Invenitur carmen Hug. Grotii manuscriptum ad Jan. Dousam]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenHuygens (1629-1695)ChristiaanChristiani Hugenii Zulichemii, Const. f., Horologium oscillatorium, siue, De motu pendulorum ad horologia aptato demonstrationsParisiis: Apud F. Muguet, 1673755 A 5[Cum emendation. mss. auctoris]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenHuygens (1629-1695)ChristiaanDe circuli magnitudine inventa : acc. eiusdem problematum quorundam illustrium constructiones / Christiaan HuygensLugduni Batavorum: apud Johannem et Danielem Elzevier, 1654766 F 21[Cum notis mss. auctoris]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenHuygens (1629-1695)ChristiaanChrist. Hugenii, Const. f. Theoremata de quadratura hyperboles, ellipsis et circuli ex dato portionum gravitatis centro : Quibus subjuncta est exetasis Cyclometriae Gregorii a S. Vincentio, ed. ao. 1647Lugd. Bat.: ex Offic. Elseviriana, 1651766 F 22[Cum notis mss. auctoris]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenKoolaart (née Hoofman, 1664-1736)ElisabethAlgemeene blydschap op het dubbeld vreugde feest van Karel I landgraaf van Hessen … / Elis. KoolaartS.I.: s.n. [1727]PORTEF 2 qu[Met eigenhandige verbeteringen in de tekst en met varianten]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenKoolaart (née Hoofman, 1664-1736)ElisabethMessias : herderszang aan … Karel I … by de vernieuwing des 1728en heiljaars toegezongen / door Elis. KoolaartS.I.: s.n. [ca. 1728?]PORTEF 2 qu[Met eigenhandige verbeteringen in de tekst]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenKoolaart (née Hoofman, 1664-1736)ElisabethGedagten over eenige spreuken der kon. Salomon mitsg. uit zijn prediker [in dichtmaat] / Elis. KoolaartKassel? [1734]1105 G 12[Met verbeteringen voor een herdruk, waarschijnlijk van de schrijfster zelve]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenOrsini (1529-1600), et al.FulvioVirgilivs collatione scriptorvm Graecorvm illvstratvs / opera et indvstria Fvlvii VrsiniLeovardiae, ex officina Gvlielmi Covlon …1747754 E 2-3[Additiones Valckenari. 2 ex.. – Cum notis mss. auctoris]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenReiske (1716-1774)Johan JacobAnimadversiones ad Sophoclem. / Jo. Jac. ReiskeLipsiae, 1753755 D 13[Cum notis mss. auctoris et epistola ejusdem autogr. ad Dav. Ruhnkenium (1769)]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenRivet (1572-1651)AndréInstruction du prince chrestien. : Par dialogues entre un jeune prince et son directeur. Avec une meditation sur le voeu de David, au Pseaume CI. / Par André RivetA Leyde: de l’imprimerie de Ian Maire: Maire, Joannes. 1642181 F 18[Met aant. in hs. van de schrijver]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenRivierSimonGedichten tot opening van het tooneel te Leiden door de Rotterdamsche tooneellisten 4 Mei, en tot sluiting, 23 mei 1780 / [door Sim. Rivier] , uitgesproken door Ward BingleyS.I. [1780]1087 E 16: 3-4[In hs. van S. Rivier, 6 blzz]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenRivierSimonDank-Vaers ter sluiting van het Leidsche tooneel door de Nederduitsche Tooneellisten 24 Maart 1787 / [door Simon Rivier]S.I. [1787]1087 E 16: 6[In hs. van S. Rivier. 3 blzz]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenShütz (1747-1832)Christian GottfriedChr. God. Schütz Animadversiones in Doctrinam particularum Graecarum ad justam examinis lancem revocatae / Henricus HoogeveenLondini, 1786766 D 15:2[Annotatus Hoogeveen [H], Cum notis mss. auctoris][Henricus Hoogeveen (1712-1791)]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenStruchtmeyer (1698-1764)Johannes ChristophorusJohannis Christophori Struchtmeyeri Theologia mythica, sive De origine Tartari et Elysii libri quinqueHarderovici: apud Gulielmum Brinkink …Brinkink, Willem. 1743THYSIA 899[Idem liber, cum charta inserta et addition. mss. auctoris]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenStruchtmeyer (1698-1764)Johannes ChristophorusDe zinnebeeldige Hercules / Joh. Cph. Struchtmeyer , uit het Latijn vertaald door P.L. StruchtmeyerHarderwici, 1757THYSIA 901:2[Met papier doorschoten, waarop aant. in hs. van den schrijver]
NetherlandsLeidenUniversitaire Bibliotheken LeidenVondel (1587-1679)Joost van denJ. v. Vondels poëzy of verscheide gedichten, / by een vergadert, vermeert, en op een nieuw overzien. Mitsgaders een Aenleidinge ter Nederduitsche dichtkunste Amsterdam: voor Joost Hartgers Hartgersz, Joost. Roest, Adriaen Hermansz..1650LTK.HS 1803[Voorin een eigenhandige opdracht van Vondel aan Garbrecht Hooft, met 3 versregels]
PolandPoznańAdam Mickiewicz UniversityOpaliński (1611-1655)KrzysztofSatyry albo przestrogi do naprawy rządu y obyczaiow w Polszcze należące [S.l, s.n.] 1607Sign.: SD 7111 III[NOTES: This copy is very interesting, especially for Polish specialists (in Old-Polish literature) and my colleague, Jakub Łukaszewski, is going to write an article about it. We suppose, however, that this copy could be possesed by an author (there is a provenance of Zofia Anna Opalińska from Czarnków, who was a daughter-in-law of an author. There are corrections in this book and what we can say for now that they are very probable of his own (per 90%).]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentBrzeżańskiStanisławOwczarnia w dzikim polu… To iest Katechyzm Polski… pieśniami wydanyLwów: Jesuits’ printing house, 1717. 4°.BUW shelfmark: 13.31.7.60[Notes: Provenance of 13.31.7.60–1. Xięga ta dla ratunku Wielkich potrzeb Koscioła Busczeckiego podana do druku wijszła zniego [!] mylno barzo dla niespodziwaneij odmiany dijrektora drukarni, poprawiona tedy iest ręką cudzą iednakże sposobiąc ią iako naydoskonaley wręce [!] Dobrodzieyskie znowu sam rewidowałem ij dostatecznie ią poprawiłem Xiądz Stanisław z Brzezankj Brzezanskj Dziekan Dunajowskij Pleban Busczeckij mpp [this book, edited due to the need of the church in Buszcze, was published with many errors, because of the head of the printing house changed. That is why it was corrected by someone and by myself enough and ultimately] – the 18th century inscription. 2. DLA SZKOŁY KLEWAŃSKIEY [for the Klewań school] – the 19th century stamp. The copy available online: http://ebuw.uw.edu.pl/dlibra/docmetadata?id=160306 corrections by Stanisław Brzeżański and corrector Jakub Kraiński. Stanisław Brzeżański (ca 1650-1738), parish priest in Buszcze from 1693, dean in Dunajów 1703-1738.]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentBrzeżańskiStanisławOwczarnia w dzikim polu… To iest Katechyzm Polski… pieśniami wydanyLwów: Jesuits’ printing house, 1717. 4°.BUW shelfmark: 4g.8.3.14.[NOTES: Provenance of 4g.8.3.14:1. Xięga ta dla Ratunku wielkich potrzeb Koscioła Busczeckiego podana do druku wijszła zniego mylno barzo dla niespodziwaney odmiany dyrektora drukarni, poprawiona tedy iest ręką cudzą iednakże sposobiąc ią iako naydoskonaley wręce Dobrodzieyskie znowu sam rewidowałem ij dostatecznie ią poprawiłem Xiądz Stanisław z Brzezankj Brzezanskj Dziekan Dunajowskij Pleban Busczeckij mpp [the same meaning as above] – the 18th century. 2. [Józef Andrzej Załuski] – handwritten annotations, the 18th century. corrections by Stanisław Brzeżański and corrector Jakub Kraiński. Stanisław Brzeżański (ca 1650-1738), parish priest in Buszcze from 1693, dean in Dunajów 1703-1738.]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentBuchholtzerAbrahamIsagoge chronologica id est opusculum ad annorum seriem in sacris Bibliis contexendam compendio viam monstransFrancofordiae a.O.: in off. Io. Eichorn, 1577. 8°.BUW shelfmark: Sd.608.641.[NOTES: Provenance: 1. Nobilitate generis, doctrina solida, eloquentia sapiente, humanitate literata et virtutum laude eximia praestantissimo D[omino] Georgio a Schoneich, amico et patrono suo, honoris et amoris ergo, dono dat manus et mens officiosa authoris N[ato] C[hristi] 1577. M[undo] C[reato] 5547. 2. MAJORATS-BIBLIOTHEK ZU CAROLATH – the 19th century stamp. A donation copy of the author for Georg von Schonaich. Few annotations (author’s proof?): underlinings, deletions, marginalia (language correction), completions.]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentClemensVáclavGedanum sive Dantiscum urbs illustris…Gedani: typis Rhetianis, 1630. 4°.BUW shelfmark Sd.713.3181.[Notes: Provenance: 1. Viro Nobili et clariss[imo] D[omi]n[o] Rainholdo Colmero Patricio Gedenensi hanc Patriae ejusdem descriptionem demisse offert Autor. 2. EX BIBLIOTHECA GRALATHIANA, own coat of arms [=Daniel Gralath the younger] – bookplate, copperplate, the 18th century. 3. [Kajetan Kwiatkowski] – shelfmark, the 19th century. 4. [Bank Polski] – shelfmark, the 19th century. Clemens Václav (1589-1640), http://biography.hiu.cas.cz/Personal/index.php/CLEMENS_%C5%BDebr%C3%A1ck%C3%BD_V%C3%A1clav_%3F1589-%3F1636. Reinhold (Kolmer, Cölmer), concillor of Gdańsk, th 17th century.]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentMurzynowskiStanisław, Jan SeklucjanBiblia – Testamentum Novum, Polonice: Ewangelia… wedle Mateusza św., z greckiego… na polski przełożonaW Królewcu Pruskim, [Augustyn Augezdecki], 1551. 4°.BUW shelfmark: Sd.614.82.[NOTES: Provenance: 1. Domi[n]o Joanni Malecio Joan[nes] Sekluci[an]us. Lege et candido pectore iudica – the 16th century inscription. 2. [The library of Albert, duke of Prussia, in Konigsberg]. 3. BIBLIOTEKA GŁÓWNA W WARSZAWIE – University of Warsaw Library’s, the 19th century stamp. The first Polish translation of a part of the New Testament was printed in Königsberg by Aleksander Augezdecki, a Czech emigrant, on Jan Seklucjan’s initiative (ca. 1510–1578), who was a writer and Lutheran preacher originating from Greater Poland. The part was translated by a native of the Dobrzyń Land, Stanisław Murzynowski (ca. 1528–1553), also author of the co-bounded Orthographia polska. Visible hand-written dedication by Seklucjan „Lege et candido pectore iudica” („Read and judge with a pure heart”). It was addressed to Jan Malecki-Sandecki (ca. 1490–1567), originally from Lesser Poland, Lutheran minister and printer in Ełk, against whom he competed for the favour of Albrecht Hohenzollern. Malecki, planning his own edition of the New Testament, was very critical of Murzynowski’s translation. Having added numerous Polish and Latin marginalia, he sent it to the duke. A unique revision copy from the Royal Castle library was acquired in 1923 for the BUW by Samuel Bogumił Linde, its first director. (this text is from „The catalogue of the exhibition from the collection of the University of Warsaw Library as part of the nationwide celebration of the 500 years of the Reformation […]”, Warsaw 2017, p. 72). This edition has been elaborated in detail (including handwritten marginalia) by prof. Izabela Winiarska-Górska. The copy of Evangelia available online: http://ebuw.uw.edu.pl/dlibra/docmetadata?id=107554]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentSarnickiStanisławAnnales sive De origine et rebus gestis Polonorum et Lituanorum libri octo…Cracoviae (Krakow): Alexius Rodecius, proprijs sumtibus [!] ipsius authoris excusum, 1587. 2°.BUW shelfmark Sd.612.594-595 adl.[NOTES: Provenance: 1. Stanislaus Sarnicius V[est]rae Ill[u]s[trissim]ae Celsitu[dini] accuratissime obsequia sua commendat – the 16th century inscription. 2. Ascriptus Cathalogo Bibliothecae arcis Nesvisiensis – the 16th century inscription and EX BIBLIOTHECA DUCALI RADIVILLIANA NESVISIENSI, Trąby coat of arms – the 18th century bookplate. One completion by Sarnicki: the name of the castellan of Gniezno, Jan Zborowski, added to the list of senators (probably omitted in printing due to the infamy of the Zborowski family after the decapitation of Samuel). Stanisław Sarnicki (1532-1597): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanis%C5%82aw_Sarnicki]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentSarnickiStanisławDescriptio veteris et novae Poloniae, cum divisione eiusdem veteri et nova , [Acc.:] Debno sive de origine gentis et insignium eius…Var. A2. Cracoviae (Krakow): [Alexius Rodecius], 1585. 2°.BUW shelfmark Sd.612.594-595 adl.[NOTES: Bound together with the entry above.]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentStaszic (translator)Racine Louis, StanisławReligia, poema… z francuskiego tłumaczone przez xiędza Stasica [!]… z dodaniem przypisków, do których przyłączone Poema… Voltaira o zapadnieniu LisbonyW Warszawie 1779. 8°.BUW shelfmark: 29.7.7.23 Cim.[NOTES: Prose translation of Louis Racine’s poem by young Stanisław Staszic for his mother, published after several years by an interpreter. A copy belonged to Staszic with numerous deletions and corrections of translation and proofreading of printing errors – perhaps with the intention of a new edition, which appeared in Warsaw in 1816, in 5 volumes. Stanisław Staszic (1755-1826): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanis%C5%82aw_Staszic. The copy available online: http://ebuw.uw.edu.pl/dlibra/docmetadata?id=94638]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentSusligaWawrzyniecVelificatio seu Theoremata de anno Ortu ac Mortis Domini… quae ad baccalaureatus in Sacra Theologia lauream in Alma Graecensi Academia in disputationem adducit…Graecii: exc. Georgius Wimanstadius, 1605. 4°.BUW shelfmark Sd.713.2858.[NOTES: Provenance: 1. Admodum R[evere]ndo D[omino] D[omino] Joanni Croeselio Vil[seccensi] S[ancti]s[simi] Theol[ogiae] Licent[iato] S[e]r[enissi]mi Foerdinandii [!] Archi[ducis] Austriae Bibliotecario etc. M[agister] Laurentius Suslijga in sui memoriam obtulit m[anu] p[ro[ria] 1605 – partially glued, visible against the light. 2. Collegij Calissien[sis] Soc[ietatis] Jesu. Correction: on leaf 60 a glued piece of paper with corrected fragment of the text which is underneath. Wawrzyniec (1580-1640), Jesuit, professor of several colleges, prominent preacher, author of theological treatises and sermons. Johann Croeselius, from Vilseck in Bavaria – librarian of prince Ferdinand in 1605, librarian of the University in Ingolstadt, the author of elogies and theological treatises.]
PolandWarsawUniversity of Warsaw Library, Printed Books DepartmentTeodorSkuminowiczDe jure personarum seu In primum Institut[ionum] Justinianearum librum Catholica ExplicatioBruxellae, typis Ioannis Mommartii, 1663. 4°.BUW shelfmark: Sd.713.2380.[NOTES: Provenance: 1. Illustris[si]mo et R[evere]ndis[si]mo D[omi]no D[omi]no Georgio Bialozor D[ei] G[ratiae] Episcopo Vilnen[si] Patrono suo Auctor obtulit – the 17th century. 2. Ex Libris Fr[atris] Stephani Krupinski Professi Con[ven]t[us] Vąchocen[sis] – the 18th century 3. C[ONVENTUS] W[ĄCHOCENSIS], Gryf coat of arms – stamp and: M[o]n[aste]rij Vąchocen[sis] Sac[ri] Ord[ini]s Cistercien[sis] – inscription, 18th century. Teodor (died 1668) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodorus_Skuminowicz. Jerzy Białłozor (ok. 1622-1665) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerzy_Bia%C5%82%C5%82ozor]
PolandBreslau/WrocławUniversity Library of Breslau/WrocławHess (1490-1547)Johannes“Axiomata seu propositiones Jannis Hessi Theologiae professoris Canonici & Parochi Wratislaviensi de Matrimonio disserende” in “Ad libellum Martini Lutheri De instituendis ministris ecclesiae, quem scripsit ad senatum Pragensem Roderici Dubravi a Dubrava accepti relation”Prague 15248° Work – Sign. 410405, Anthology – Sign. 410604-410609[NOTES: Translation of e-mail: It comes from the private library of Johannes Hess (1490-1547) a famous well-known Lutheran theologian and reformer from Breslau/ Wrocław. The anthologoy (Sign. 410604-410609) includes a work “Ad libellum Martini Lutheri De instituendis ministris ecclesiae, quem scripsit ad senatum Pragensem Roderici Dubravi a Dubrava accepti relatio”, Prage1524, 8°. There is a work from Johannes Hess as an apendix (accedit) to the work of Dubravius (Sign. 410405): “Axiomata seu propositiones Jannis Hessi Theologiae professoris Canonici & Parochi Wratislaviensi de Matrimonio disserende”. The text contains numerous notes from the author (Hess). Original: Es stammt von der Privatibliothek Johannes Hess (1490-1547, ein bekannter lutherischer Theologe und Reformator aus Breslau/ Wrocław). Der Sammelband (Sign. 410604-410609) enthält ein Werk “Ad libellum Martini Lutheri De instituendis ministris ecclesiae, quem scripsit ad senatum Pragensem Roderici Dubravi a Dubrava accepti relatio”, Prage1524, 8°. Als Anhang (accedit) zu das Werk von Dubravius (Sign. 410405) befindet sich ein Werk von Johannes Hess: “Axiomata seu propositiones Jannis Hessi Theologiae professoris Canonici & Parochi Wratislaviensi de Matrimonio disserende”. Im Text befinden sich zahlreiche Notizen von Verfasser (Hess).]
RussiaMoscowRussian State LibraryCampanellaTommasoMonarchia MessiaeGregorio Arnazzini, 1633VII B 51/S[donato dall’autore a Jean-Emmanuel de Rieux, il volume presenta una postilla autografa.]
SwedenUppsallaUppsala University LibraryIhreJohanFragmenta versionis Ulphilanae …Upsaliae: 1763UUB MS Ihre 70[Frequent additions and corrections in Ihre’s own hand, now in the manuscript collection]
SwitzerlandFribourg (Freiburg)Kantons- und Universitätsbibliothek FreiburgHayJohnFragstuck des christlichen Glaubens, an die neuwe sectische PrdigkandtnFreyburg in Uchtlandt: Bey Abraham Gemperlin, 1585GI 1142[Trans. Sebastian Werro, the working copy of Sebastian Werro (translator)]
SwitzerlandSt GallenStiftsbibliothek St GallenVadianusJoachimPomponii Melae Hispani Libri de situ orbis tres adiectis Ioachimi Vadiani Helvetii in eosdem scholiis. Addita quoque in geographiam catechesis et : cum indice summatimViennae: Expensis Lucae Alantse, 1518VD 16, M 2310[Author’s copy that contains addition of hand sketched maps by a third party (Adrian Wirth?)]
SwitzerlandAargauAargau KantonsbibliothekZurlaubenBeat Fidel Antoine Johann Dominik deGuillaume TellParis: 1767AKB B 2043 (d) & AKB B 61 (b) 1 Bd. 8’
SwitzerlandAargauAargau KantonsbibliothekZurlaubenBeat Fidel Antoine Johann Dominik deHistoire militaire des Suisses au service de la France: avec les pieces justificativesParis: Desaint & Saillant, 1751-1753AKB B 293 8 Bde.(Also: Beat Fidel Zurlauben, Baron de Zur-Lauben, Beat Fidele Antoine Jean Dominique Zurlauben)
SwitzerlandAargauAargau KantonsbibliothekZurlaubenBeat Fidel Antoine Johann Dominik deTableux topographiques, pittoresques, physiques, historiques, moraux, politiques, litteraires de la SuisseParis: Lamy, 1777-1788AKB BQ 49: 1-6 6 Bde. III
SwitzerlandAargauAargau KantonsbibliothekZurlaubenPlazidusMoralische Lob- und Ehrenpredigen fur die Fest der Kichweyhung… / an das Lichte gegeben durch Placidum, Abbten und Praelaten dess Eximinierten Gottes-Hauses MuryZug Muos: 1691AKB MaQ 958 (b) 464 S.(Also: Placid. Freih. V. Zurlauben)
SwitzerlandBaselUniversitätsbibliothek BaselBrucknerDanielVersuch einer Beschreibung historischer und natürlicher Merkwürdigkeiten der Landschaft BaselBasel: 1748-1763A lambda VI 1-23
SwitzerlandBaselUniversitätsbibliothek BaselCousinGilbertEffigies Des. Erasmi Roterodami literatorum principis…Basel: Oporin, Johannes, 1553UBH AA VI 27a[Many notes in Cousin’s hand for a second edition that was never published]
SwitzerlandBaselUniversitätsbibliothek BaselCousinGilbertLuciani Samosatensis opera, quae quidem extant, omnia, Graecè & Latinè, in quatuor Tomos divisa, …1563UBH Bc IX 116[Handexemplar for the preparation of a 2nd edition]
SwitzerlandBaselUniversitätsbibliothek BaselCousinGilbertNarrationum sylva qua magna rerum, partim a casu fortunaque, partim a divina humanaque mente evenientium …Basel: Heinrich Petri, 1567UBH AN XIV 52[Author’s copy with corrections and additions]
SwitzerlandBaselUniversitätsbibliothek BaselPérionJoachimAristoteles Ethica NicomacheaBasel: Robertum Winter, 1542UBH AN V 80[Handexemplar of Bonifacius Amerbach (who is listed as contributor)]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernDaniel (editor)PierreQuerolous, antiqua comoedia, nunquam antehac edita, quae in vetusto codice manuscripto Plauti Aulularia inscribiturParis: Renouard (Estienne), 1564MUE Bong VI 214: 1-5[Includes notes by Daniel and comparative notes to codex by Pithou]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonEnumeratio methodica stirpium Helvetiae indigenarum1742N Albrecht von Haller 116-117[Contains notes in Haller’s hand – two copies]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (book 10): cerebrum et nervi1762N Albrecht von Haller 106[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (book 11): musculi et motus animalis1762N Albrecht von Haller 107[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (books 12-15): Tactus, Gustus, Olfactus, Auditus1763N Albrecht von Haller 108[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (books 16 & 17): Visus und Sensus interni1763[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (books 18 & 19): Cibi iter ad ventriculum und Ventriculus1764N Albrecht von Haller 110[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (books 20-23): Velamenta abdominis, Lien, Pancreas, Hepar1764N Albrecht von Haller 111[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (books 24-26): Intestina, Vasa chylifera, Viae urinae 17651765N Albrecht von Haller 112[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (books 27 & 28): Partes genitales masculae und Muliebria1765N Albrecht von Haller 113[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (book 29): Fetus1766N Albrecht von Haller 114[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHallerN. Albrecht vonElementa physiologiae (book 30): Vita humana et mors1766N Albrecht von Haller 115[Contains notes in Haller’s hand]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernHildanusWilhelm FabriciusAnatomieJacob Stuber (or fürstlich Markgräflich-Badischen Druckerei), 1625-1633Cod. 609[Includes notes by author in preparation for second edition]
SwitzerlandBernBurgerbibliothek BernOtthJohann HeinrichLexicon rabbinico-philologicum1675-1700Cod. AA 45.I[Contains notes]
SwitzerlandBeromünsterBeromünster StiftsbibliothekBalthasarHerr vonHistorische AufschriftenLuzern: Jost Franz Jacob Wyssing, 1778L 14, d 6[Trans. Joseph Pfiffer von Heidegg]
SwitzerlandAargauAargau KantonsbibliothekZurlaubenBeat Fidel Antoine Johann Dominik deCharte de l’an 1153, qui prouve qu’Adalbert, Comte de Habspourg… etoit fils de Wernercomte de Habspourg: avec la Dissertation historique et critique de M. le baron de Zur-Lauben, de Thurn et Gestelenbourg…Paris: 1764AKB BQ 61 (c) 1 Band
SwitzerlandAargauAargau KantonsbibliothekZurlaubenPlazidusSpiritus duplex Humilitatis et Obedientiae: per Varias Spirituales Exhortationes Repraesentatvs: exhortationes SpiritualesMuos: 1692AKB MaQ 958 (a) & AKB MaQ 1447 448 S. III
United Kingdom, EnglandBirminghamCadbury Research Library, University of BirmighamPottPercivallThe chirurgical works of Percivall Pott, F.RS. and surgeon to St Bartholomew’s HospitalLondon: printed for Hawes, W. Clarke, and R. Collins, in Pater-Noster Row, 1775.q RD 14.P85[Inscription from the author (Percivall Pott, 1714-1788) on third free endpaper, with signature of Andrew Blake (1785-1847), A.B.’s acknowledgment (with his signature) on title page of the gift of Richard Deary]
United Kingdom, EnglandBirminghamCadbury Research Library, University of BirmighamWhiteThomasA treatise on the struma, or scrofula, commonly called the king’s evil, in which the common opinion of its being a hereditary disease is proved to be erroneous, more rational causes are assigned, illustrated by a variety of apposite cases, and a successful method of treatment recommended, together with general directions for sea-bathing. 3rd ed.London: printed for the author, Jeffries-Square, St Mary-Axe, and sold by H. Murray, no. 32, Fleet-Street, J. Walter, Charing-Cross, R. and T. Turner, Cornhill, and at the Dispensary, Primrose-Street, 1794.RC 295[Inscription on title page from the author (Thomas White, b. 1753)]
United Kingdom, EnglandBirminghamCadbury Research Library, University of BirmighamWitheringWilliamAn arrangement of British plants, according to the latest improvements of the Linnaean system, to which is prefixed, an easy introduction to the study of botany. 3rd ed. 4 vols.Birmingham: printed for the author, by M. Swinney, sold by G. G. & J. Robinson, and B. & J. White, London, 1796.QK 306.A3[Latin inscription (1797) on second free endpaper inscription on title page from the author (William Withering, 1741-1799)]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryAgrell (1764 –1840)(editor)Carl MagnusDe dictione Novi Foederis oratio …Wexoniae, 1798Adv.d.76.1.[Interleaved, with copious MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryAgrell (1764 –1840)(editor)Carl MagnusLumina Syriaca: ad illustrandum Hebraismum collectaUpsaliae, 1791-2Adv.d.76.1[Interleaved, with copious MS. notes by C.M. Agrell.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryAgrell (1764 –1840)(editor)Carl MagnusVaticinium Nahumi, observationibus philologicis illustratum / cujus partem I … proponunt … C.M. Agrell et N.S. Colliander …Upsaliae, 1788Adv.d.76.1[Few MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryAriosto (1474–1533)LodovicoOrlando furioso in English heroical verse / [by Lodovico Ariosto, translated by Iohn Haringto[n]Imprinted at London: by Richard Field …, 1591Adv.b.8.1[Translated by John Harrington (1560–1612). Copy presented by Harrington to his mother-in-law and wife, 19 December 1600, with “Iane Rogers” stamped on upper board and “Mary Haryngton” on lower. With hand-coloured title-page, text ruled in red ink, ms. corrections, and fifteen additional leaves at end with ms. transcription of fifty-two of Harington’s epigrams, in the hand of one of his scribes.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryBarrow (1630–1677)IsaacLectiones XVIII, : Cantabrigiæ in scholis publicis habitæ  in quibus opticorum phænomenon genuinæ rationes investigantur, ac exponuntur. Annexæ sunt lectiones aliquot geometricæ. / Ab Isaaco Barrow socio Collegii S. Trinitatis, matheseos professore Lucasiano, necnon societatis Regiæ SodaleLondini: Typis Gulielmi Godbid, & prostant venales apud Johannem Dunmore, & Octavianum Pulleyn juniorem., 1669Adv.d.27.4[few MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryBeverland (1654?–1712)AdriaanDe peccato originali : kat exochēn sic nuncupato1689Adv.e.27.2[With ms. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryBeverland (1654?–1712)AdriaanDe stolatae virginitatis jure lucubratio academicaLugduni in Batavis: Typis J. Lindani, 1680Adv.e.27.2[With ms. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryCowell (1554–1611)JohnThe interpreter, or, Booke containing the signification of words : wherein is set foorth the true meaning of all, or the most part of such words and termes, as are mentioned in the law writers or statutes of this victorious and renowned kingdome, requiring any exposition or interpretation; a work not only profitable, but necessary for such as desire throughly to be instructed in the knowledge of our lawes, statutes, and other antiquitiesCambridge: Printed by John Legate, 1607Adv.d.28.4[With the author’s MS notes transcribed by R. Smith.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryErpenius (1584–1624)ThomasElementa linguae Arabicae : ex Erpenii Rudimentis ut plurimum desumpta. Cujus Praxi grammaticae novam legendi praxin addidit Leonardus ChappelowLondini : typis Caroli Ackers. Prostant apud R. Knaplock, & C. Crownfield & G. Thurlbourn bibliopolas Cantabrigienses, 1730Adv.c.53.1[Interleaved, with copious MS. notes by Leonard Chappelow (1692–1768).]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryLe Neve (1679–1741)JohnThe lives and characters, deaths, burials, and epitaphs, works of piety, charity, and other munificent benefactions of all the Protestant bishops of the Church of England since the Reformation, … Vol.I. … / Collected … by John Le NeveLondon: printed by W. Bowyer for William and John Innys, 1720Adv.c.62.1[large paper copy of pt 1 only, interleaved, with MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryLe RobergerGuillaumeEssai physico-géométrique, contenant : 1. La détermination du centre de gravité d’un secteur de cercle quelconque. 2. La résolution géométrique du problême de la quadrature définie du cercle, déjà approuvée par plusieurs géomètres de diverses nations. Exposé à la censure du public & nominativement à celle des physiciens– géomètres, professants dans les universités, colléges & académies, lesquels sont priés & invités de le réfuter, & d’en rendre la réponse par les journaux littéraires. Avec une lettre d’invitation particuliere à M. d’Alembert, pour le réfuter aussi, s’il y a lieu / par M. Le Rohberg-Herr de Vausenville.Paris: Chez d’Houry, 1778.Adv.d.62.1[“M. Le Rohberg-Herr de Vausenville” is a pseudonym of the author. Includes a few MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryMede (1586–1638)JosephChurches, that is, appropriate places for Christian worship, both in, and ever since the Apostles’ times. A discourseLondon, 1638Adv.d.38.1[MS. notes, probably by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryMilton (1608–1674)JohnJusta Edouardo King naufrago, ab amicis moerentibus, amoris & mneias charin Cantabrigiæ : apud Thomam Buck, & Rogerum Daniel, celeberrimæ Academiæ typographos, 1638.Adv.d.38.5[Including the original issue of Milton’s Lycidas with his corrections. Adv.d.38.6 contains one leaf of proof-sheet of Lycidas, with MS. corrections.];
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryNewton (1642–1727)IsaacOptice: sive, de reflexionibus, refractionibus, inflexionibus & coloribus lucis : libri tres / authore Isaaco Newton, Latine reddidit Samuel Clarke, Accedunt tractatus duo eiusdem authoris de speciebus & magnitudine figurarum curvilinearum, Latine scripti.Adv.b.39.4[Translation of: Optics, or, A treatise of the reflections, refractions, inflections and colours of light a copy with MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryNewton (1642–1727)IsaacOpticks, or, A treatise of the reflexions, refractions, inflexions and colours of light. Also two treatises of the species and magnitude of curvilinear figures.London: Printed for Sam. Smith, and Benj. Walford, 1704.Adv.b.39.3[A copy annotated by the author, with corrections for the second edition.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryNewton (1642–1727)IsaacPhilosophiæ naturalis principia mathematicaLondini: Jussu Societatis Regiæ ac Typis Joseph Streater …, 1687.Adv.b.39.1[With MS. notes by the author]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibrarySchaaf (1646–1729)CarolusLexicon Syriacum concordantiale : omnes Novi Testamenti Syriaci voces, et ad harum illustrationem multas alias Syriacas, & linguarum affinium dictiones complectens, cum necessariis indicibus, Syriaco & Latino, ut & catalogo nominum propriorum ac gentilium N.T. Syr / Indefesso labore elaboratum à Carolo Schaaf.Lugduni Batavorum: Apud Jordanum Luchtmans, & Joh. Mullerum, Joh: Fil, 1708.Adv.a.44.5-6[Copy bound in 2 volumes. Interleaved, with MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibrarySchrijver (1576–1660)PieterP. Scriverii Collectanea veterum tragicorum L. Livii Andronici, Q. Ennii [etc.] aliorumque fragmenta … Quibus accedunt … / Castigationes & notae … G.J. Vossii.Lugduni Batavorum, 1620.Adv.c.44.1:[Secondary author: Gerardus Joannes Vossius (1577–1649). Interleaved copious MS notes by P. Scriverius and G. Hermann.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibrarySimon (1626–1707)PatrickThe hypocritical nation described: in a sermon preached at St. Maries in Cambridge, upon a day of publick fasting : with an epistle prefixed by Mr. Samuel JacombeLondon : Printed for Adoniram Byfield …, 1657.Adv.d.41.2[copy with copious MS. notes by the author]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibrarySpencer (1630–1693)JohnDe legibus Hebraeorum ritualibus et earum rationibus, libri tres … / authore Joanne SpenceroCantabrigiae : Ex officinâ Joan. Hayes … : Impensis Richardi Chiswel, bibliopolae … Londini, 1685.Adv.a.44.11[A copy with copious MS. corrections & additions by the author for a new edition.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryStanley, editor (1625–1678)ThomasAischylou tragōdiai hepta = Aeschyli tragoediæ septem : cum scholiis Graecis omnibus : deperditorum dramatum fragmentis / versione & commentario Thomae StanleiiLondini : Typis Jacobi Flesher, prostant verò apud Cornelium Bee, M DC LXIII. [1663]Adv.a.44.16[MS. notes which have been attributed to the editor, Thomas Stanley]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryTaylor, editor (1704–1766)JohnLysiou ta perigenomena = Lysiae orationes et fragmenta. / Ad fidem codd. manuscriptorum recensuit, notis criticis, interpretatione noua, ceteroque apparatu necessario donauit Ioannes Taylor A.M… Accedunt … Ier. Marklandi … coniecturae.Londini: Ex officina Gulielmi Bowyer, MDCCXXXIX. [1739]Adv.b.70.6[Copious MS. notes by J. Taylor.]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryWake (1657–1737)WilliamThe state of the church and clergy of England, in their councils, synods, convocations, conventions, and other publick assemblies: historically deduced from the conversion of the Saxons, to the present times. With a large appendix of original writs, and other instruments / by W. Wake. Occasion’d by a book, intituled, The rights, powers, and privileges of an English convocation, &c.London: printed for R. Sare, 1703.Adv.a.73.1[MS. additions and corrections by the author]
United Kingdom, EnglandCambridgeCambridge University LibraryWarner (1622–1666)JohnA revision of Doctor George Morlei’s iudgment in matters of religion or An answer to several treatises written by him vpon several occasions concerning the Church of Rome and most of the doctrines controverted betwixt her, and the Church of England : To which is annext a treatise of pagan idolatry by. L.W. [and] Duarum epistolarum Georgii Morlaei … ad Ianvm Vlitium revisio : In quâ, de orationibus pro defunctis, sanctorum invocatione, dijs gentilium, & idololatria agitur / Avthore Ioanne Warnero [Latin trans. of above][Douai? : s.n.], Permissu superiorum 1683.Adv.c.48.1[MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandLiverpoolUniversity of LiverpoolStanley, 7th Earl of Derby (1607–1651).JamesAn impeachment of high treason, exhibited in Parliament, against Iames, L. Strange, sonne and heire apparant of William Earle of Derby, by the Commons assembled in Parliament, in the names of themselves, and all the Commons of England. : With an order of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, for the apprehending of the said Lord, to be published in all churches, chappels, markets, and townes in the county of Lancaster and Chester. 16 September, 1642. Ordered by the Lords in Parliament assembled, that this impeachment, with the order, shall be forthwith printed and published. Iohn Browne Cleric. Parliament.London: Printed for Iohn Wright, [Septemb. 17.] 1642.SPEC Knows.pamph 451 (2)
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryBeaufortDaniel Augustus the ElderA short account of the doctrine and practices of the Church of Rome, divested of all controversy, and humbly recommended to the perusal of all good Catholics as well as Protestants.Dublin: William Watson, 1788.General Reference Collection 1609/1352.[The author’s copy, bearing his signature and bookplate.]
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryBrunoGiordanoCamoeracensis AcrotismusWittenberg, Zacharias Crato, 1588, dedica.OGDEN A 48
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryBrunoGiordanoDe umbris idearumParis, Gilles Gourbin, 1582, dedica.OGDEN A 50
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryCon (see notes)AlexanderScolding no Scholarship: In the Abyss, or Groundles grounds of the Protestant religion, as holden out by M. Menzeis in his brawlings against M. Dempster [in “Papismus Lucifugus”].Printed for the Author, 1669.General Reference Collection 857.e.27.[Attributed to Alexander Con, but more probably by David Abercromby. Ms. corrections throughout. Ms. annotation on third free endpaper recto. Ms. inscription on title page.]
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryEvelyn (1620–1706)JohnA philosophical discourse of earth, relating to the culture and improvement of it for vegetation, and the propagation of plants, &c. as it was presented to the Royal Society, April 29. 1675.London: printed for John Martyn, 1676 [1675]General Reference Collection 967.c.5.[Ownership: Copy at Eve.a.24. The author’s copy with MS. notes for a new edition.]
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryNorth (1581–1666)Dudley, 3rd Baron NorthA Forest of VarietiesLondon: R. Cotes, 1645.General Reference Collection G.11597[Ownership: Copy at G.11597. From the library of Thomas Grenville (1755-1846). Ms. inscription on second free endpaper recto in Thomas Grenville’s hand: “The 3rd Dudley Ld. North. The author’s copy. His autograph on the title page.” Copy note: Copy at G.11597. Ms. inscription in author’s hand on title page: “Dud: North”.]
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryPhilipot (?-1682)ThomasVillare Cantianum: or Kent surveyed and illustrated. Being an exact description of all the parishes, burroughs, villages, and other respective mannors included in the county of Kent, and, the original and intermedial possessors of them, even until these times. Drawn out of charters, escheat-rolls, fines, and other publick evidences, but especially out of gentlemens private deeds and muniments. By Thomas Philipott Esq, formerly of Clare-Hall in Cambridge. To which is added an historical catalogue of the high-sheriffs of Kent: collected by John Philipott Esq, father to the authour [sic].London: printed by William Godbid, and are to be sold at his house over against the Anchor Inne in Little Brittain, MDCLIX [1659]General Reference Collection 578.i.21.[According to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography the entire work was written by John Philipot (d. 1645), Thomas Philipot’s father. Marginal ms. annotations in a contemporary hand throughout, which, according to Alston, are those of the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryPrinsep (1746-1830)JohnStrictures and observations on the Mocurrery system of landed property in Bengal. Originally written for the Morning Chronicle, under the signature of Gurreeb Doss, with replies.London: reprinted, by permission of the author, for Debrett, in Piccadilly, [1794]General Reference Collection T.765.(4)[Ownership: Copy at 8022.cc.35. MS. notes by the author.]
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryRush (1746–1813)BenjaminAn account of the sugar maple-tree, of the United States, and of the methods of obtaining sugar from it, together with observations upon the advantages both public and private of this sugar. in a letter to Thomas Jefferson, esq. Secretary of State of the United States, and one of the vice-presidents of the Amarican Philosophical Society. Read in the Amarican Philosophical Society, on the 19, of August, 1791 and extracted from the third volume of their transactions now in the press. By Benjamin Rush, M.D. Professor of institutes and chemical medicine in the University of Pennsylvania.Philadelphia: printed by R. Aitken & Son, Market Street, for a Society of gentlemen, MDCCXCII [1792]General Reference Collection DRT Digital Store T.101.(7*)[Ownership: Copy at T.101.(7*). With ms. inscription at head of title page: “Dr Lettson from the author.”]
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonBritish LibraryTwysdenRoger, Sir, BartAn Historicall Vindication of the Church of England in point of Schism, as it stands separated from the Roman, and was reformed I. Elizabeth.London: printed by R. Daniel, for P.C., 1657General Reference Collection C.186.f.6(1)[The author’s copy on folio sized paper, the notes and additions evidently intended for a new edition.]
United Kingdom, EnglandLondonFitzwilliam Museum, Founder’s LibraryGroseFrancisA Treatise on Ancient Armour and WeaponsLondon: S. Hooper, 1786, bequeathed to the Museum by J.S. Henderson in 1933.[This was clearly Grose’s working copy, probably with a view to a second edition. There is extensive annotation on the engraved illustrations, pasted in drawings and engravings with annotations, MS interleaved additions to the text, tracings from other illustrations.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryFletcher (1729-1785)JohnLa louange, : poëme moral et sacré, tiré du psaume CXLVIII.A Nyon,: De l’Imprimerie de Natthey & Lapierre, 1781.MAW Fl. 27[UML copy at MAW Fl. 27: MS inscription on title-page: From the library of the Rev.d John Fletcher. Presented by Mrs. Legge. Executrix of Mrs Tooth of Madelay to the Wesl. Theol. Institution. UML copy at MAW Fl. 27: Accompanying ephemera: MS inscription on plain card between front paste-down and fly-leaf: A French poem on “Praise”, written by Fletcher at a time of retirement to his birth-place in Switzerland, near Geneva.. UML copy at MAW Fl. 27: MS inscription on p. 196: Monthly review catalogue – Art. 23 Jany 1785. Essai sur la Paix de 1783. Manly and generous sentiments, expressed with animation, in easy verse.. UML copy at MAW Fl. 27: Occasional MS annotations and corrections throughout.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryFletcher (1729-1785)JohnEssai sur la paix de 1783.A Londres: Chez R. Hindmarsh, dans Clerkenwell-Close, no. 32, et chez T. Longman, Pater-noster-Row. A Dublin: chez J. Charrurier, libraire, no. 128, Kapel-Street, 1784.MAW Fl 25UML copy at MAW Fl. 25: Presented to the Wesl. Theolog. Institution by Mrs. Legge, Executrix of Miss Tooth, Madeley, Dec. 4, 1843.
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryFletcher (1729-1785)JohnLa grace et la nature, poëme..A Londre: De l’imprimerie de R. Hindmarsh, chez T. Longman, à Dublin chez J. Charrurier, et près du pont de fer, en Shropshire, 1785.MAW Fl.26[UML copy at MAW Fl. 26: MS inscription on title-page: [Fletcher, John William]. UML copy at MAW Fl. 26: Twentieth-century bookplate on front paste-down: The Wesleyan Theological Institution. Library of the Southern Brach, Richmond, Surrey.. UML copy at MAW Fl. 26: MS inscription on front paste-down: Presented to the Wesleyan Theolog’l Institution by Mrs. Legge, Executrix of Miss Tooth, Madeley, Dec. 4, 1843.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryFletcher (1739-1815)MaryA letter to the Rev. Mr. John Wesley.London: Sold at the Foundery, and at Mrs. Englefield’s, 1764.MAW Fl125.6, MAW Fl131.4[UML copy at MAW Fl125.6, MAW Fl131.4: Signed: M. B., i.e. Mary Bosanquet Fletcher.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryFletcher (1739-1815)MaryJesus, altogether lovely: or a letter to some of the single women in the Methodist Society. Second edition.Bristol: 1766.MAW Fl131.3[UML copy at MAW Fl131.3: Signed: M. B., i.e. Mary Bosanquet Fletcher.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryFletcher (1739-1815)MaryA letter, written to Elizabeth A—-ws, on her removal from England.Leeds: From the press of James Bowling, 1770.MAW Fl 131.2[UML copy at MAW Fl 131.2: Signed at end: M. B., i.e. Mary Bosanquet, later Fletcher.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryJohnson (1709-1784)SamuelA dictionary of the English language : in which the words are deduced from their originals, and illustrated in their different significations by examples from the best writers. .. / By Samuel Johnson. …. The fourth edition, revised by the author. London: Printed by W. Strahan, for W. Strahan, J. & F. Rivington, T. Davies, J. Hinton, L. Davis [and 21 others in London], 1773.2922[UML copy at 2922: With numerous corrections and annotations in MS. by Dr. Johnson: it was bequeathed by him to Sir Joshua Reynolds and afterwards inherited by the Marchioness of Thomond (Mary Palmer) who gave it to the 2nd Earl Spencer (see Bulletin of the J.R.L. 37 ii, 1955).]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryLeycester (1614-1678)Sir PeterHistorical antiquities, in two books.: The first treating in general of Great-Brettain and Ireland, the second containing particular remarks concerning Cheshire. / Faithfully collected out of authentick histories, old deeds, records, and evidences, by Sir Peter Leycester, baronet. Whereunto is annexed a transcript of Doomsday-book, so far as it concerneth Cheshire, taken out of the original record..London: Printed by W.L. for Robert Clavell, in Cross-Key Court in Little-Britain, M.DC.LXXIII. [1673]Tabley House Book Collection R163410, Tabley House Book Collection R163411, Tabley House Book Collection R163389[The Tabley House Book Collection is the personal library of the Leycester/Leicester/Warren family and Barons de Tabley from Tabley House near Knutsford, Cheshire.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryLeycester (1614-1678)Sir PeterTwo books: the first being styled a reply to Sir Thomas Manwaring’s book entituled, An answer to Sir Peter Leicesters’s [sic] addenda : The other styled, Sir Thomas Manwaring’s law-cases mistaken / By the said Sir Peter Leicester…[London]: [s.n.], 1674.R208674[UML copy at R208674: With MS. annotations in the author’s own hand.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryPetrarca (1304-1374)FrancescoLe cose volgari / di Messer Francesco Petrarcha..Impresso in Vinegia: Nelle case d’Aldo Romano, nel anno MDI del mese di Luglio [1501]. Edited by Pietro Bembo.Aldine Collection, 20957[UML copy at 20957: Illuminated armorial crest of Pietro Bembo (1470-1547) at foot of sig. a2 recto [cropped]. UML copy at 20957: Marginal annotations on sigs. a3v, c1v, fvr, g8r, h1v, k4r, n6r, o6v, p5r, r1r, s1v, trimming on the pages on rebinding has resulted in the loss of some portions of the annotations, some of these may be in the hand of Pietro Bembo, identified by C.H. Clough: see Bulletin of the John Rylands Library of Manchester, Vol. 55, no. 2, (1973), pp. 253-58.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryShakespeare (1564-1616)WilliamThe plays of William Shakspeare. : In fifteen volumes. With the corrections and illustrations of various commentators. / To which are added, notes by Samuel Johnson and George Steevens. The fourth edition , Revised and augmented (with a glossarial index) by the editor of Dodsley’s collection of old plays..London: Printed [by H. Baldwin] for T. Longman, B. Law and Son, C. Dilly, J. Robson, J. Johnson, T. Vernor, G.G.J. and J. Robinson, T. Cadell, J. Murray, R. Baldwin, H. L. Gardner, J. Sewell, J. Nicholls, F. and C. Rivington, W. Goldsmith, T. Payne, Jun. S. Hayes, R. Faulder, W. Lowndes, B. and J. White, G. and T. Wilkie, J. and J. Taylor, Scatcherd and Whitaker, T. and J. Egerton, E. Newbery, J. Barker, J. Edwards, Ogilvy and Speare, J. Cuthell, J. Lackington, J. Deighton, and W. Miller, M.DCC. XCIII.. [1793].22347[UML copy at 22347: From the collection of George Steevens (1736-1800), with manuscript notes in his own hand, bequeathed to Earl Spencer, see MS notes pasted on front fly-leaf recto: [1]: On my death, I request my executriz, Miss Elizabeth Steevens, to send these eighteen volumes of the edition of Shakespeare 1793 to the Right Hon.ble Earl Spencer, first Lord of the Admiralty. — They are, in this manner, bequeathed to his Lordship (as a sincere though inconsiderable mark of regard by George Steevens. Hampstead Heath Aug. 30. 1785: [2]: To Miss Steevens. The long deal box in which these books returned from the binder, will be found in my powdering room. When they are packed, a single leaf of tissue paper should be put between each of the volumes.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryTaylorJohnBible. N.T. Romans. English. Authorised. 1754. A paraphrase with notes on the Epistle to the Romans. : To which is prefix’d. A key to the apostolic writings, .. / By John Taylor, …. The third edition.London: Printed and sold by J. Waugh and W. Fenner, 1754.Unitarian College Printed Collection, M694UML copy at UCC M694: MS. additions by the author.
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryVico (1523-1567)EneaEx libris XXIII commentariorvm in vetera imperatorvm Romanorvm nvmismata / Aeneae Vici liber primvs..Venetiis: [Paulus Manutius], M.D.LX. [1560].R213398[UML copy at R213398: Sales catalogue slip attached to front fly-leaf recto: 641 Vico (Aeneas) Commentatia in Veterea Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata, engraved title and plates, original vellum, g.e. / Venet. (Aldus), 1560 / *** The author’s copy. The plates of medals are pasted on. See Bartsch. [with in MS on verso]: Miscellaneous Books. Sothebys Nov 24 1897 6/-.UML copy at R213398: MS pencil note on front fly-leaf recto: This was Aeneas Vico’s own copy / Title page and portrait of J. Caesar at p.9 & plate at p. 77 / Engraving E. Vico / Printed by Aldus See the Anchor at the end / Medals are pasted in / Barttch Vol XV p. 346 nos. 4117-416.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryWedgwood (1730-1795)JosiahDescription and use of a thermometer for measuring the higher degrees of heat: from a red heat up to the strongest that vessels made of clay can support / By Josiah Wedgwood, … Extracted from a paper communicated by him to the Royal Society May 9th, 1782, ….London: Printed by Joseph Cooper, 1784.SC13672B (V, II)[UML copy at SC13672B (V, II): Wanting pp. 25-26. 2 handwritten notes bound into the pamphlet with additions to the text in the author’s own hand.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryWesleyCharlesA sermon preach’d on Sunday, April 4th, 1742, : before the University of Oxford. Seventh edition.London: Printed by W. Strahan, and sold by T. Trye, Henry Butler, and at the Foundery [J. Paramore], 1745.Charles Wesley Family Library MAW CW314.3
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryWesley (1707-1788)CharlesShort hymns on select passages of the Holy Scriptures.Bristol: Printed by E. Farley, 1762.Charles Wesley Family Library MAW CW130[UML copy at MAW CW130 (v.2): MS inscription: “Charles Wesley Junr 1776.”]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryWesley (1707-1788)Charles[Hymns for the Nativity of Our Lord.][S.l. : s.n., 1776].Charles Wesley Family Library MAW CW143.1[UML copy at MAW CW143.1: bound into a volume inscribed: “C. Wesley 1777”. UML copy at MAW CW424.1: from the Charles Wesley Family Library.]
United Kingdom, EnglandManchesterThe University of Manchester LibraryWesley (1707-1788)CharlesGloria patri, &c.: or, Hymns to the Trinity. Sixth edition.London: Printed by Robert Hawes, 1775.Charles Wesley Family Library MAW CW143.6[Anonymous. By Charles Wesley. UML copy at MAW CW143.6: bound into a volume inscribed: “C. Wesley 1777”. UML copy at MAW CW424.7 and MAW CW143.6: from the Charles Wesley Family Library.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBaliol College Library, University of OxfordJortin (1698–1770)JohnMiscellaneous observations upon authors, ancient and modern. Vol. I [-II]London: Printed for Tho. Wotton, at the Queen’s-Head and Three Daggers, against St. Dunstan’s Church in Fleet-Street [1731–32]Balliol College Library, Stack: 30 b 63[Edited and partly written by John Jortin. A copy at Balliol College, Oxford, is annotated in manuscript with the names of the authors of many sections of the text (which often take the form of letters to Jortin). From this, it would appear that the bulk of the text is by Jortin, with other contributors being “Ed. Capper” (probably Edward Capper, rector of Thorp), Zachary Pearce, Thomas Robinson, Thomas Rud, “Dr. Taylor” (probably John Taylor), Lewis Theobald, Styan Thirlby, James Upton, “J. Walker” (probably John Walker) and Joseph Wasse.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordAubreyJohnMiscellanies, viz. , I. Day-fatality. II. Local-fatality. III. Ostenta. IV. Omens. V. Dreams. VI. Apparitions. VII. Voices. VIII. Impulses. IX. Knockings. X. Blows invisible. XI. Prophesies. XII. Marvels. XIII. Magick. XIV. Transportation in the air. XV. Visions in a beril, or glass. XVI. Converse with angels and spirits. XVII. Corps-candles in Wales. XVIII. Oracles. XIX. Exstasie. XX. Glances of love. envy. XXI. Second-sighted persons.London: Printed for Edward Castle, next Scotland-Yard-Gate by Whitehal, 1696Vet. A3 e.2238[With notes by Hooke in ink on the title-page, pages 11, 31, 36, 38, 40, 42, 43, 51, 57, 70, 78, 86, 94, 102, 125, 146 and 149. Hooke’s notes are derived from Aubrey’s own corrections and annotations to the copy of Miscellanies he gave to the Royal Society. The notes are copied word for word (with adjustments to spelling), and the source is noted in each case with initials or “J. Aubury”–Pickering & Chatto, Catalogue 652 (1984) – MS additions: With bookseller’s annotations in pencil to the first free endleaf recto and the lower paste-down. – Provenance name: Hooke, Robert, 1635-1703, former owner, inscriber.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordBrowne (1682–1760)Willis, and Robert Gosling (d. 1741)A survey of the cathedrals of York, Durham, Carlisle, Chester, Man, Lichfield, Hereford, Worcester, Gloucester, and Bristol. : Giving an account of their foundations, builders, antient monuments and inscription, endowments, alienations, sales of lands, patronages, dates of consecration, admission, preferment, deaths, burials, and epitaphs of the archbishops, bishops, deans, precentors, chancellors, treasurers, archdeacons, and prebendaries, in each stall belonging to them. With an extra account of all the churches and chapels in every diocese, distinguished under their proper archdeaconries and deanaries, the patrons of them, to what religious houses impropriated, and to what saints many of them are dedicated. The whole extracted from numerous collections out of the registers of every particular see, old wills, records in the Tower, and Rolls Chapel. And illustrated with 20 curious draughts of the ichnographies and uprights of every cathedral, newly taken to rectify the erroneous representations of them in the monasticon, and other authors [2 vols.]London: Printed for R. Gosling, at the Middle Temple-Gate in Fleet-Street [1727]Bodleian Library: 4° Rawl. 561[Note: Includes manuscript annotations. (v.1) – Provenance name: Browne, Willis (1682-1760)]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordCamdeno (1551–1623)Guilielmo [William Camden]Annales rervm Anglicarvm, et Hibernicarvm, regnante Elizabetha [2 vols.]Londini: Typis Guilielmi Stansbij, impensis Simonis Watersoni, … [1625–27]Bodleian Library: MS. Smith 2 (v. 1)[MS additions: Heavily annotated by the author in preparation for a new ed. – Provenance name: Camden, William]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordEdgeworth (1768–1849)MariaLetters for literary ladies: To which is added, an essay on the noble science of self-justificationLondon: Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul’s Church-Yard [1799]Bodleian Library: Arch. H e.201[ T.p contains annotations possibly indicating that this is a proof for a later edition. Edition statement has “and enlarged” added in MS and “Edgworth” has been corrected. Other minor errors in the text corrected in pencil throughout. – Provenance name: Edgeworth, Maria, 1767-1849. – Provenance note: Inscribed on t.p. “Mrs. Edgeworth [?…] from her daughter with thanks for her assistance”.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordEdgeworth (1768–1849)MariaPractical education: or, the history of Harry and Lucy.: Vol. II..Lichfield: Printed by J. Jackson. And sold by J. Johnson, St. Paul’s Church Yard, London [1780]Bodleian Library: Vet. A5 f.402[With MS annotations throughout, possibly be Maria Edgeworth. (v.2) – Provenance name: Edgeworth, Maria, 1767-1849. (v.2) – Provenance note: Signed on 1st leaf in pencil “Maria Edgeworth”. (v.2)]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordFonzioBartolomeoExplanatio in Persium, Epistola ad Franciscum Saxettum de mensuris et ponderibusFirenze, Tip. di San Iacopo di Ripoli, 1477-1478Auct. L 4 27[correzioni autografe di F. alle cc. I8v, l1r.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordLhuyd (1660–1709)EdwardLithophylacii Britannici ichnographia. Sive Lapidum aliorumque fossilium Britannicorum singulari figura insigniumLondini: Ex officina M.C. [1699]Bodleian Library: Lister L 92[The second Keeper of the Ashmolean, Edward Lhuyd (1659/60?–1709), published the first catalogue of British fossils, the Lithophylacii Britannici ichnographia, in 1699. An expensively illustrated work, it had a limited print run, and was sponsored by several major London scientists, including Isaac Newton. This plate illustrates Lhuyd’s ninth class of fossils, ‘Ichthyodontes Cuspidati’, or petrified sharks’ teeth. (table 15) – MS additions: MS. additions: Corrections by the author. – Provenance name: Lhuyd, Edward, 1660-1709.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordLocke (1632–1704)JohnTwo treatises of government: in the former, the false principles and foundation of Sir Robert Filmer, and his followers, are detected and overthrown. The latter is an essay concerning the true original, extent, and end of civil-government.London: Printed for Awnsham and John Churchill at the Black Swan in Pater-noster-Row, 1694Locke 8.175a[Marginal annotations, possibly notes for the third edition? – Provenance name: Locke, John, 1632-1704 – Provenance note: John Locke’s copy.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordRawlinson (1690–1755)RichardThe life of Mr. Anthony a Wood, historiographer of the most famous University of Oxford.: With an account of his nativity, education, works, &c..London: Printed for the author, 1711.Bodleian Library: 8° Rawl. 594[Interleaved, with MS. corrections and additions by the author]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordBodleian Library, University of OxfordTyrrell (1642–1718)JamesPatriarcha non monarcha. : The patriarch unmonarch’d: being observations on a late treatise and divers other miscellanies, published under the name of Sir Robert Filmer Baronet. In which the falseness of those opinions that would make monarchy jure divino are laid open: and the true principles of government and property (especially in our kingdom) assertedLondon: Printed for Richard Janeway, in Queens-head-Alley in Pater-Noster-Row, 1681Bodleian Library: 8° Rawl. 432[Extensive MS. corrections etc. by the author – Provenance name: Tyrrell, James, 1642-1718]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordChrist Church Library, Special CollectionsColliberSamuelAn impartial enquiry into the existence and nature of God: being a modest essay towards a more intelligible account of the divine perfections. With remarks on several authors both ancient and modern, and particularly on some passages in Dr. Clarke’s Demonstration of the being and attributes of God. In two books. With an appendix concerning the nature of space and durationLondon: 1718WQ.6.12[MS additions: Manuscript annotations: Occasional ms. ink marks and corrections, and additional 3 lines of errata on P3v, possibly in the same hand who inscribed this copy. – Provenance name: Colliber, Samuel]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordHarris Manchester College Library, University of OxfordLeslie (1650–1722)CharlesThe wolf stript of his shepherd’s cloathing. : In answer to a late celebrated book intituled Moderation a vertue, wherein the designs of the dissenters against the church: and their behaviour towards Her Majesty both in England and Scotland are laid open. With the case of occasional conformity considered. Humbly offer’d to the consideration of Her Majesty, and her three estates of ParliamentLondon: 1704.T:68/10[With MS annotations in ink on the title page, some have been cropped or are unreadable but “Charles Leslie” can be read between “By” and “one”. There are extensive marginal annotations in ink on leaves A2-C1]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordMagdalen College Library, University of OxfordHowe (1620–1656)WilliamPhytologia Britannica, natales exhibens indigenarum stirpium sponte emergentiumLondini,: Typis Ric. Cotes, impensis Octaviani Pulleyn, bibliopolæ in Cœmeterio Sti. Pauli, 1650.Old Library: Arch.B.II.1.17[The author William Howe’s own interleaved copy, with copious notes in his hand.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordMerton College Library, University of OxfordHerne (d. 1722)ThomasAn essay on imposing and subscribing articles of religion. : With a postscript relating to the French clergy. In a letter to Phileleutherus OxoniensisLondon: Printed for James Knapton, at the Crowb in St. Paul’s Church-Yard, 171994.I.15(7)[18th century MS annotations throughout. – Provenance name: Herne, Thomas, d. 1722. – Provenance note: MS inscription “D.D. Tho Herne Coll. Merton olim socius. 1720” on recto of first free end-paper.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordSt. John’s College Library, University of OxfordWheatley (1686–1742)CharlesA rational illustration of the Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England. : Wherein liturgies in general are proved lawful and necessary, and an historical account is given of our own: the several tables, rules, and kalendar are considered, and the seeming differences reconcil’d: all the rubricks prayers, rites, and ceremonies are explained, and compared with the liturgies of the primitive church: the exact method and harmony of every office is shew’d. and all the material alterations are observed, which have at any time been made since the first Common-Prayer-Book of King Edward VI. with the particular reasons that occasioned them. The whole being the substance of every thing liturgical in Bishop Sparrow, Mr. L’Estrange, Dr. Comber, Dr. Nichols, and all former ritualists, commentators, or others, upon the same subject, collected and reduc’d into one continued and regular method, and interspersed all along with new observations. The fourth edition, printed from the folio.London: Printed for the author and are to be sold by M. Smith, R. and J. Bonwick, R. Knaplock, R. Wilkin, A. Bettesworth, and F. Fayram [1722]Cpbd.A.4.9[MS additions: Copy interleaved throughout and has extensive 18th century? MS annotations. – Provenance name: Wheatly, Charles, 1686-1742. – Provenance note: College ex legato inscription of the author, Charles Wheatly.]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordTrinity College Library, University of OxfordChamberlayne (1666 –1723), et al., editorsJohnOratio Dominica in diversas omnium fere gentium linguas versa et propriis cujusque linguae characteribus expressa, : una cum dissertationibus nonnullis de linguarum origine, variisque ipsarum permutationibus.Amstelædami, : Typis Guilielmi & Davidis Goerei [1715]Trinity College Library, Old Library: C.4.8[Provenance name: John Chamberlayne, 1666-1723. – Provenance note: Ex dono inscription of editor on inside of upper board]
United Kingdom, EnglandOxfordWorcester College Library, University of OxfordKilligrew (1612–1683)ThomasComedies, and tragedies. Written by Thomas Killigrew, Page of Honour to King Charles the First. And Groom of the Bed-Chamber to King Charles the SecondLondon: printed [by John Macock] for Henry Herringman, at the sign of the Anchor in the lower walk of the New-Exchange, 1664.Plays 9.11
United Kingdom, EnglandYorkUniversity of York, York Minster LibraryGentThomasHistoria compendiosa Anglicana: or, A compendious history of England: wherein is contained, an account of its rulers, … a succinct history of Rome, … To which is annex’d, an appendix, relating to York … A further historical account of Pontefract … Also compleat indexes to the whole, …[A compendious history of England. Historia compendiosa Romana: or, A comprehensive history of Rome] York: pr. and sold by the author, 1741 Printing Gent 1741 (Copy 6) [Copy 6, signed in ms.: Maria Paxon, Hampstead 1869, ms. inscription: Bt of Sotheran, London 1894. J.R. (i.e. James Raine), interleaved with ms. notes in the handwriting of Thomas Gent.]
United Kingdom, ScotlandGlasgowThe University of Glasgow, Archives & Special CollectionsBurnsRobertPoems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect.Edinburgh: Printed for the author, and sold by William Creech., 1787.Sp Coll RB 2521[information on this volume here: http://special.lib.gla.ac.uk/exhibns/month/jan2009.html]
United Kingdom, ScotlandGlasgowThe University of Glasgow, Archives & Special CollectionsDalrympleDavidGlossary.Edinburgh, ca. 1790.Sp Coll 2948[apparently printed for his own use and including ‘copious manuscript notes adding entries for different words and augmenting existing entries]
United Kingdom, ScotlandGlasgowThe University of Glasgow, Archives & Special CollectionsJephsonRobertRoman portraits, a poem, in heroick verse, with historical remarks and illustrations.London: Printed by Henry Baldwin, for G.G. and J. Robinson, in Pater-Noster Row, 1794.Sp Coll RF 387[includes manuscript additions to the text and annotations by the author]
United Kingdom, ScotlandSt. AndrewsUniversity of St Andrews, Special Collections DivisionBoerhaaveHermanElementa chemiae, 2 vols.Lugduni Batavorum [Leiden]: Apud Isaacum Severinum., M.D. CCXXXII. [1732]r QD27.B6A[This has the author’s signature on the verso of the title page of vol. 1.]
United Kingdom, ScotlandSt. AndrewsUniversity of St Andrews, Special Collections DivisionForresterThomasCausa episcopatus hierarchici lucifuga: or, A confutation of J. S’s Vindication of the (pretended) principles of the Cyprianic age.Edinburgh: Printed by the Heirs and Successors of Andrew Anderson, printer to the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, Anno Dom. 1706.TypBE.D06AH[This is the second of two items bound together, and has contemporary marginalia throughout (making additions and corrections), which may be in the author’s hand.]
United Kingdom, ScotlandSt. AndrewsUniversity of St Andrews, Special Collections DivisionHobhouseThomasKingsweston hill, a poem …London: Printed for J. Forbes, 1787.Classmark: s AC900.P41[This is the third of nine items bound together, with several corrections in ink, by the author, and signed by him at the end.]
United Kingdom, ScotlandSt. AndrewsUniversity of St Andrews, Special Collections DivisionSibbaldRobertScotia illustrata, sive, Prodromus historiae naturalis. Edinburgi: Ex officinâ typographicâ Jacobi Kniblo, Josuae Solingensis & Johannis Colmarii, sumptibus auctoris, Anno Domini M. D C. LXXXIV [1684].TypBE.C84KS(1)[This is extensively annotated by the author in English, with comments for a new edition, with made up title pages, dedications, contents and plates.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsAbbatios Hierotheus (c. 1599 –c. 1664), translatorBelgic Confession. Greek.Tōn ekklēsiōn tēs Belgikēs Christianikē kai orthodoxos didaskalia kai taxis : ēgoun, exomologēsis, katēchēsis, leitourgia, kai kanones ekklēsiastikoi. / eis tēn tōn Hellēnōn kōinēn glōttan metaphrasmenē [Translation of: Confession de foi des Églises Réformées Wallones et Flamandes. Translated by Hierotheus Abbatios.]Etypōthē en Lougdounē tōn Batabōn [Leiden]: Para Bonabentoura kai Abraamō tois Elzebiriois, 1648.Andover-Harv. Theol Historical Collections AGF4210
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsAnonymousAnonymousThe batchelor’s directory, or, The maid’s defence : being a treatise of the excellence of marriage : of its necessity, and the means to live happily in it : together with the apology of the women against the calumnies of the men …London : Printed for Richard Cumberland … and Benjamin Bragg …, 1694.Houghton *EC65.A100.694b2Dedication copy with inscription “Jo. Meres 1694 Dono Authoris”, heavily annotated with corrections to the text, most likely by the unknown author, as they are reflected in later editions (including the removal of the subtitle, which is crossed off in manuscript in this copy), it is likely that the author, disgruntled by “the mistakes of the printer” (as referred to in the Dedication), amended this copy specifically for the dedicatee, also inscribed: Wheadon’s book, 1750.
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsAriosto (1474-1533)LodovicoOrlando furioso / by Ludovico Ariosto, translated from the Italian, by William Huggins, Esq.Printed for James Rivington and James Fletcher, at the Oxford Theatre, in Pater-Noster Row, and John Cook, bookseller, at Farnham, in Surry, 1757.Houghton Hyde Collection *2003J-EC230[Armorial bookplate of William Huggins, with a few of his ms. annotations, ownership inscription of Janet H. Blunt, October 1902, from the Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsBaretti (1719–1789)JosephA dictionary of the English and Italian languages / by Joseph Baretti , improved and augmented with above ten thousand words, omitted in the last edition of Altieri , to which is added, an Italian and English grammar.London: Printed for C. Hitch and L. Hawes … [and 9 others], 1760.Botany Arnold (Cambr.) Bot.Dict. B23[Giuseppe Baretti’s working copy, interleaved with blanks containg ms. notes for revisions and additions, from the Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsBeffroy de Reigny (1757–1811).L.A. (Louis Abel)La constitution de la lune : rêve politique et moral / par le Cousin-Jacques.Paris: Chez Froullé, imprimeur-libraire, quai des Augustins, no. 39, 1793.Houghton Offsite Storage FC7.B3935.793cb[Early inscription on fly-leaf: Cet éxemplaire de la seconde édition appartient à l’auteur de l’ouvrage, c. à d. au cousin jacques, autrement dit Louïs Abel B. de Reigny …]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsBorromeo (1564-1631)FedericoFederici Cardinalis Borromaei Archiepisc. Mediolani Notae in duodecim Prophetas MinoresMediolani : [s.n.], anno 1620.Houghton f *IC6.B6482.620n[Possibly the author’s copy: an old ms. note on front flyleaf ascribes the numerous ms. corrections and additions in text to Borromeo, as does another ms. note on p. 372, dated Milan, 25 August 1746, by Joseph Antonius Saxius, prefect of the Bibliotheca Ambrosiana. Contemporary ownership inscriptions on title-page and p. 372: R.P. Alessandro Andrea dell’Occhio. Contains a ms. index and textual additions (e.g. between p. 6-7) copied from a copy in the Bibliotheca Ambrosiana.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsBoswell (1740-1795)JamesCritical strictures on the new tragedy of Elvira, written by Mr. David Malloch.London: Printed for W. Flexney, near Gray’s-Inn, Holborn, 1763.Houghton Hyde Collection *2003J-JB3 (case 7, shelf 1)[From the library of James Boswell at Malahide Castle, with his inscription on the authorship of the work, from the library of R.H. Isham, from the Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsBruceCharlesA Catalogue of the books of the Right Honourable Charles Viscount Bruce of Ampthill : (son and heir apparent of Thomas Earl of Ailesbury) and Baron Bruce of Whorleton, in his library at Totenham in the county of Wiltes.Oxford: Printed at the Theater, 1733.Houghton f *65JC-5[From the library of William A. Jackson.] [Ailesbury’s copy, interleaved, ruled in red, and annotated with shelf marks and additions.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsClarke Mundy (1738 or 1739-1815)Francis NoelNeedwood Forest / written in the year M, DCC, LXXVI.Lichfield: Printed by John Jackson., [1790?]Houghton *EC75.W1654.Zz797p22[2 ms. corrections, p. 35, ms. note in Mundy’s hand preceeding t.p., relating the genesis of this, second ed., blank leaves bound following text have ms. fair copies of 22 poems: 20 are in Mundy’s hand, one is in a later hand, one is in another hand, but signed by Mundy, ownership signature: Francis Munday, Mayfield, March 9th 1802 [i.e. F.N.C. Mundy’s son], bookplate: J.O. Edwards.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsClarke Mundy (1738 or 1739-1815)Francis NoelPoemsOxford: Printed by W. Jackson, sold by T. Beckett and P.A. De Hondt, in the Strand, London, and D. Prince, Oxford, MDCCLXVIII [1768]Houghton EC75.M9237.Zz768m[Author’s copy, ms. erratum (in Mundy’s hand?) added to errata list, armorial bookplate: F.N.C. Mundy Esq. Markeaton, bookplate: John Sparrow, bookplate: J.O. Edwards, 3 leaves of ms. material inserted in book: (1) Mundy, Francis Noel Clarke, 1738 or 1739-1815,. Autograph draft of an “Epilogue to Cato, performed by the Repton Boys, 15 May 1772” (unpublished), (2) Darwin, Erasmus, 1731-1802. Copy in Mundy’s hand “before I was acquainted” of a poem beginning “Gay, sweet & soft, & full, & clear, & strong”, on Mundy’s Needwood Forest, (3) Mundy, Francis Noel Clarke,1738 or 1739-1815. Copy, not in Mundy’s hand, of “Miss Webster having applied for a copy of Needwood Forest,” “Dec 17th 1785,” “copied from the original ms. by R. Keene, Feb 3 1859 (unpublished?).]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and Manuscriptsde Peralta Barnuevo (1663-1743)PedroHistoria de España vindicada : en que se haze su mas exacta descripcion la de sus excelencias y antiguas riquezas … / escrita por el Doctor Don Pedro de Peralta Barnuevo Rocha y Benavides …En Lima : En la Oficina de Francisco Sobrino, año de MDCCXXX [1730]Houghton f LPC7.P4101.730hAuthor’s copy, with a three page manuscript of Peralta Barnuevo’s tipped in, scant manuscript annotations.
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsDodd (1729-1777)WilliamPoems / by Dr. DoddLondon: Printed by Dryden Leach, for the author, 1767.Houghton Hyde Collection *2003J-EC114[From the library of the author, with his armorial bookplate, ownership inscription of H.A. Aglionby, from the Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsFairfax (1637–1690)NathanielA treatise of the bulk and selvedge of the world : wherein the greatness, littleness, and lastingness of bodies are freely handled : with an answer to Tentamine [sic] de Deo by S.P. … / by N. Fairfax …London: Printed for Robert Boulter …, 1674.Houghton *EC65.F1610.674t[Many ms. textual corrections by the author, from the library of the Earls of Macclesfield.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsFindlingJohannesLutheri antilutherana opera / fratris Iohannis Apobolymei, alias findeling Minoritae Stauronesij, congesta. Assercionis Lutheranae confutatio centum locorum, in quibus ipse Lutherus sibiipsi contradicit, per modu[m] dialogi, iam primum excusa…[Nuremberg: Johann Petreius] cum privilegio ducum Bavariae, 1528.Houghton *GC5.F4927.528ℓ[The author’s copy, with his ms. index and list of errata on 11 leaves at front. Ms. ownership notation of the Piarists of Innsbruck on t.p. Bookstamp of the Fürstlich Fürstenbergische Hofbibliothek, Donaueschingen on p. [2].]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsFrançois Henault (1685-1770)Charles JeanNouvel abregé chronologique de l’histoire de France : contenant les les événemens de notre histoire depuis Clovis jusqu’à la mort de Louis XIV. les guerres, les batailles, les siéges, &c.A Paris: De l’imprimerie de Prault pere … , 1746.Houghton f *FC7.H3813.744nba[The author’s working copy, printed especially for him in folio format, without the engravings, and without t.p. and preliminaries, sheets measure 34 cm. Heavily annotated in preparation for the third edition of 1749.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsGranger (1723-1776)JamesA supplement, consisting of corrections and large additions, to A biographical history of England : referred to their proper places in that work, to which besides an index to the additional characters, are subjoined exact emendations and improvements of the index to the former volumes, and a list of curious portraits of eminent persons not yet engraved / communicated, by the Honourable Horace Walpole, to the author, James Granger …London: Printed for T. Davies … [and 5 others], 1774.Houghton Hyde Collection *2003J-EC211a[Author’s copy, with ms. corrections and printed errata slips, from the library of Phil. Hayes, noting that he purchased this copy from Daniel Prince, bookplate of the Rev. R.P. Packwood, gift inscription to the Hydes from L.F. Powell, from the Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsGranger (1723-1776)JamesA biographical history of England, from Egbert the Great to the Revolution : consisting of characters disposed in different classes, and adapted to a methodical catalogue of engraved British heads : intended as an essay towards reducing our biography to system, and a help to the knowledge of portraits : interspersed with variety of anecdotes, and memoirs of a great number of persons … / by the Rev. J. Granger …London: Printed for T. Davies, in Russel-Street, Covent-Garden, 1769.Houghton Hyde Collection *2003J-EC211Author’s copy, with annotations and corrections for a subsequent edition, lengthy ownership inscription of Phil. Hayes, noting that he purchased this copy from Daniel Prince, bookplate of the Rev. R.P. Packwood, gift inscription to the Hydes from L.F. Powell, from the Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson.
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsGuarini (1538-1612)BattistaLettere del signor cavaliere Battista Gvarini nobile ferrarese : di nuouo in questa terza impressione aggiuntoui la seconda parte contenente lettere di negozio, & altri discorsi curiosi / da Agostino Michele raccolte et al sereniss. signore il sig. dvca d’Vrbino dedicateIn Venetia : Appresso Gio. Battista Ciotti …, 1596Houghton *IC5.G9317.593ℓc[With numerous ms. annotations by the author.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsGuyton de Morveau (1737-1816)Louis-BernardÉloge du président Jeannin : discours lû aux séances publiques de l’Académie des sciences, arts & belles-lettres de Dijon, des 12 août 1764 & 16 décembre 1765 / par M. Guyton de Morveau.A Paris : Chez P.G. Simon, imprimeur du Parlement rue de la Harpe, à l’Hercule, MDCCLXVI [1766]Houghton Offsite Storage 99-4 (12)[From the library of the author, with his engraved armorial bookplate.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsGuyton de Morveau (1737-1816)Louis-BernardMemoire sur l’education publique : avec le prospectus d’un college, suivant les principes de cet ouvrage / par M. Guyton de Morveau …[France? : s.n.], 1764.Houghton *FC7.G9945.764m[From the library of the author, with his engraved armorial bookplate.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsKautsch (1729-1812)IgnatzGeographia practica, seu, Methodus facilis ope projectionis sphaerae terraqueae construendi quaevis planisphaeria, mappas geographicas generales et speciales, cum eorundem artefactorum figuris et usu : accedunt astronomia ad geographiam & nauticam applicata, seu copiosa subsidia astronomica ope eclipsium solis, lunae, satellitum jovis et transitus Veneris ante solem, longitudines locorum geographicas et sua methodo elevationem poli tam in terra, quam in mari determinandi, addito eum in finem calculo, typo tabulisque eclipsium solis et lunae usque ad annum 1800 : in commodum inclytae militiae, et profectum studiosae juventutis ejusque informatorum / concinnavit P. Ignatius Kautsch …Skalicii Hungariae : Typis Josephi Antonii Skarnicizi, anno 1784.Houghton ZCC7.K1683.784g[Author’s copy with inserted slips of ms. corrections and annotations, a few edits in ink and in pencil to the text, inscription by an early owner on title page reads, “Bibliotheca Litomissliensis Scholar Piarum A. 1803”.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsKautsch (1729-1812)IgnatzTransitus Veneris : ante discum solis, cum tabula, anno 1874, die 9 Decembris Europae, ante meridiem spectabilis : cujus elementa, & phases Veneris ope parallaxium longitudinis & latitudinis ex tabulis de la caille & cassini pro celebrioribus mundi meridianis supputata sunt : accedunt solis distantiae a terra, diameter & magnitudo in milliaribus Germanicics ope parallaxis ejusdem solis ed postremo transitu Veneris anni 1769 definitae, distantiae vero planetarum a terra & magnitudines ex eorundem parallaxibus deductae & geometrice exhibitae a P. Ignatio Kautsch, ordinis scholarum Piarum emerito missionario Castrensi.Brunae : Litteris Swobodianis, Joanne Siedler factore, [between 1780 and 1784?]Houghton ZCC7.K1683.784[Author’s copy with inserted slips of ms. corrections and annotations, a few edits in ink and in pencil to the text, inscription by an early owner on title page reads, “Bibliotheca Litomissliensis Scholar Piarum A. 1803”, mounted on rear free endpaper is a ms. leaf summarizing the costs of printing the book.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsMoliniGiuseppeCatalogo de’ libri che trovansi al presente vendibili presso Giuseppe Molini dagli archibusieri in Firenze l’anno 1777.Florence: Giuseppe Molini, 1777Houghton B 1913.578.2*[The Molini firm’s reference copy, priced throughout in manuscript, and with various ms. marginal notations and code letters.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsPoliziano (1454-1494)AngeloAngeli Politiani Sylvae : Nutricia. Rusticus. Manto. Ambra / poëma quidem obscurum, sed nouis nunc scholijs illustratum per Franciscum Sanctium BrocensemSalmanticae: Excudebat Andreas à Portonarijs, 1554.Houghton *IC.P7595.B554s[The editor’s copy, inscribed on title-page: Sanctius hunc librum qui scripsit, possidet ipse. Text and commentary heavily corrected and annotated in MS throughout by Sánchez de las Brozas.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsSchudt (1664-1722)Johann JacobPrudentiae civilis et peritiae rei militaris exemplar vita Jephtae : fortissimi Hebraeorum imperatoris, fato, voto, facto insignis : cum appendice Epistolae & thesium philolog. ejusdem argumenti, nec non prolegomenis de theokratia Hebraeorum / auctore Joh. Jacob. Schudt …Francofurti ad Moenum: Sumtibus Frider. Knochii, 1701.Houghton *GC7 Sch787 701p[The author’s working copy, interleaved in quarto and heavily annotated for the 2nd ed. of 1715.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsStarke (1762?-1838)MarianaThe widow of Malabar : a tragedy : as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden / by Mariana Starke.London: Printed and published by J. Barker, Dramatic Repository, 1799.Theatre Collection TS 623.640.335[Author’s proof copy, with manuscript revisions and instructions to the printer.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsTomlins (1763-1828)Elizabeth SophiaTributes of affection: with The slave, and other poems / by a lady, and her brother.London: Printed by H. and C. Baldwin for T.N. Longman … and C. Dilly …, 1797.Houghton Hyde Collection *2003J-JB106[From the library of the authors, from the Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson. With 9 ms. poems about the authors’ family on blank leaves bound at end.]
United StatesCambridge, MassachusettsHoughton Library, Harvard University, Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, Early Modern Books and ManuscriptsTurner Smith (1749-1806)CharlotteElegiac sonnets, and other essays / by Charlotte Smith, of Bignor Park, in Sussex.London: Printed for J. Dodsley … , 1784.Houghton *EC75 Sm534 784e[This copy has manuscript corrections by the author.]
United StatesCharlottesville, VirginiaUniversity of VirginiaDwightTimothyGreenfield Hill: A Poem, in Seven Parts [I. The prospect. II. The flourishing village. III. The burning of Fairfield. IV. The destruction of the Pequods. V. The clergyman’s advice to the villagers. VI. The farmer’s advice to the villagers. VII. The vision, or Prospect of the future happiness of America]New York, Printed by Childs and Swaine, 1794.PS739 .G74 1794a no.1[The author’s copy, inscr. “Presented to Prof. T. Dwight by B. Silliman, Sept. 21 1875 ex bibliotheca paterna.”]
United StatesCharlottesville, VirginiaUniversity of VirginiaJeffersonThomasNotes on the State of Virginia / Written by Thomas Jefferson., illustrated with a map, including the states of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and PennsylvaniaLondon: Printed for John Stockdale, opposite Burlington-house, Piccadilly, 1787.SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: A 1787.J45[Jefferson’s own copy in which he penned about 500 lines on 50 pages of the printed work, and added 16 pages of original manuscript which have been inserted, besides numerous references, corrections, etc. From this copy, noted by Sabin, was printed “A new edition, prepared by J.W. Randolph, 1853”. Bound in at end is the original manuscript translation of Jefferson’s notes in foreign languages, 5 pp., made by Prof. Schele le de Vere of the University of Virginia, a copy of a letter from John B. Gibson, relating to the death of James Logan, a broadside: “A topographical analysis of the Commonwealth of Virginia, compiled for the years 1790-1”, and four original pen-and-ink and wash drawings as follows: “An eye-draught of the Mammoth Cave”, by C.W. Short for William Short, “Plan of the Madison and Amen’s Caverns”, by J. Peck, “A sketch of several antient fortifications, situate on the Little Miami River” by Charles de Krafft, and fortifications on the Scioto River. Mounted on one leaf is an autograph manuscript old style calendar by Jefferson. Bound in at beginning are 11 autographed letters in reference to the issue of a new edition of the “Notes”. Most of these letters are between Edward D. Ingraham, of Philadelphia, and John Spear Smith, written between 1845 and 1847. Jefferson’s autograph manuscript of his final revision of the “Notes on the state of Virginia”, signed as usual with “T” before signature letter I, and “J” after signature letter T. With all of the material used in the 1853 edition. Bound in red levant morocco, gilt tooled, gilt top, uncut: binding signed: R. Bedford. Jefferson – Randolph – Smith – Asay – Leiter copy. Purchase, Levi S. Leiter Collections at the Parke-Bernet Galleries Sale, 1938 December 6. Tracy W. McGregor Library, American History Collection.]
United StatesCharlottesville, VirginiaUniversity of VirginiaUnknownUnknownThe Life and Adventures of Bampfylde-Moore Carew: The Noted Devonshire Stroller [!] and Dog-Stealer, As Related by Himself, During His Passage to the Plantations in America. Containing, a Great Variety of Remarkable Transactions in a Vagrant Course of Life, Which He Followed for the Space of Thirty Years and UpwardsPrinted by the Farley’s, for Joseph Drew, bookseller, opposite Castle-lane, 1745.SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: A 1745 .L544[Author’s copy with his ms. note at foot of p. 49. Tracy W. McGregor Library, Americah History Collection. Contemporary letterpress bookseller’s label of Margery Yeo, Exon.]
United StatesChicagoUniversity of ChicagoCorryWilliamReflections Upon Liberty and Necessity: &c. ..London: Printed in the year, 1759.SC, RB BJ1460.C82[Interleaved, with manuscript notes, probably the author’s.]
United StatesChicagoUniversity of Chicagode La HarpeJean-FrançoisMélanie: Drame En Trois Actes Et En Vers.Amsterdam: H.J.J. Wan-Harrewelt, 1770.SC, RB PQ1221.T4 v.8[The author’s own copy, which includes numerous autograph corrections and substitutions plus 5 manuscript pages tipped in.]
United StatesChicagoUniversity of ChicagoDuportJames and John FieldHomeri Gnomologia: Duplici Parallelismo Illustrata, Uno Ex Locis S. Scripturæ, Quibus Gnomæ Homericæ Aut Propè Affines, Aut Non Prorsùs Absimiles. Altero Ex Gentium Scriptoribus, Ubi Citationes, Parodiæ, Allusiones, & Deniq, Loci Paralleli. Insertis Hinc Inde Observationibus Ethico-politicis in Sententias, & Ad Voces Insigniores Notis Criticis. Cum Triplici Indice: Sententiarum, Locorum S. Scripturæ, Vocabulorum. Quibus Mantissæ Loco Accessit Appendix Continens Syllogen Testimoniorum De Homero, Ex Variis Autoribus, Quà Antiquis, Quà Neotericis Collectam.Cantabrigiæ: excudebat Johannes Field, 1660.SC, RB PA4018.A8D9[University of Chicago Library’s copy 2 forms part of the Bibliotheca Homerica Langiana. Gift of M. C. Lang. Includes autograph letter signed from the author to the printer, pasted to the page facing t.p. Both copies include manuscript annotations.]
United StatesChicagoUniversity of Chicagovon LinnéCarlSpecies Plantarum: Exhibentes Plantas Rite Cognitas, Ad Genera Relatas, Cum Differentiis Specificis, Nominibus Trivialibus, Synonymis Selectis, Locis Natalibus, Secundum Sexuale DigestasHolmiae: Impensis Direc. Lenrentii Salvii, 1762.Crerar Ms. 137[The author’s copy [uncertain] interleaved with manuscript notes and marginal references.]
United StatesIthaca, NYCornell University, Kroch LibraryLavoisierAntoine LaurentTraité élémentaire de chimie1789Lavoisier QD28 L41 1789
United StatesNew HavenYale UniversityDefoe (1661?-1731)DanielA letter concerning the union, with relation to trade / from several Scots gentlemen, merchants in England, to their country-men, merchants in ScotlandLondon : Printed for B. Bragg, at the Black-Raven in Pater-noster-row, 1707BEIN Ik D362 A707L[Ms. note in t.p.: Probably by Defoe]
United StatesNew HavenYale UniversityDefoe (1661?-1731)DanielThe life, adventures, and pyracies, of the famous Captain Singleton: containing an account of his being set on shore in the island of Madagascar, his settlement there, with a description of the place and inhabitants … As also Captain Singleton’s return to sea, with an account of his many adventures and pyracies with the famous Captain Avery and others.London, J. Brotherton [etc.], 1720.BEIN 1993 105[Defoe’s copy with his ms. notes, perhaps intended for second edition in 1721?, which was not printed, although advertised.]
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumBossuet (1627-1704)Jacques BénigneConférence avec M. Claude … sur la matière de l’EgliseParis, 1682PML 15649
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumBossuet (1627-1704)Jacques BénigneDe nova quaestione tractatus tres: I. Mystici in tuto. II. Schola in tuto. III. Quietismus redivivus. / Authore Jacobo Benigno Bossuet.Parisiis: Apud Johannem Anisson, 1698PML 15710
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumBoswell (1740-1795)JamesAn account of Corsica, : the journal of a tour to that island, : and memoirs of Pascal Paoli / By James Boswell, esq. , illustrated with a new and accurate map of Corsica..The second edition..London: Printed for Edward and Charles Dilly in the Poultry, 1768PML 75540
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumBoyle (1707-1762)John, Earl of OrreryVerses / by a young nobleman [i.e. John Boyle, Earl of Cork and Orrery], on the death of his grace the Duke of B- [Buckingham][London: n.p., 1736?]PML 195867.1
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumBrunck (1729-1803), editorRich. Fr. Phil. (Richard François Philippe)Analecta veterum poetarum Graecorum / editore Rich. Fr. Phil. Brunck.Argentorati : Typis Ioannis Henrici Heitz, 1772-1776PML 11108-10
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumBurnet (1643-1715)GilbertA discourse of the pastoral care / Written by the Right Reverend father in God, Gilbert, lord bishop of SarumLondon: Printed by R. R. for Ric. Chiswell, 1692.PML 7671
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumColeridge (1772-1834)Samuel TaylorFears in solitude, written in 1798, during the alarm of an invasion. To which are added, France, an ode, and Frost at midnight. By S.T. Coleridge.London, J. Johnson, 1798PML 47225
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and Museumde Bèze (1519-1605), translatorThéodoreLes Pseaumes de David mis en rime françoise / par Clement Marot, & Theodore de Beze. Avec la prose en marge, & une oraison à la fin d’un chacun Pseaume, par M. Augustin MarloratGeneve: Abel Rivery, 1576PML 19460
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumDespréaux (1636-1711)Nicolas BoileauOeuvres diverses: avec le traite du sublime ou du merveilleux dans le discours / traduit du Grec de Longin.Paris: Claude Barbin, 1674.PML 18412
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumFlaxman (1755-1826)JohnProofs for The Iliad and Odyssey of Homer[1793]PML 60258
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumFossé (1734-1812)Charles Louis FrançoisIdées d’un militaire pour la disposition des troupes confiées aux jeunes officiers dans la défense et l’attaque des petits postes / par M. Fossé. Dédié à M. Le Duc du ChateletParis, De l’Impr. de F.A. Didot l’ainé , Chez Alexandre Jombert, jeune, 1783PML 66347
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumGodwin (1756-1836)WilliamAntonio: a tragedy in five acts / by William GodwinLondon: Printed by Wilks and Taylor … for G.G. and J. Robinson …, 1800PML 52613
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumHugou de Bassville (1753-1793)Nicolas JeanMélanges érotiques et historiques, ou, Las oeuvres posthumes d’un inconnuA Salamine [Paris?], 1784PML 2214
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumLa Mothe Le Vayer (1583–1672), authorFrançois de*Uniform Title: De la liberté et de la servitude. English *Title: Of liberty and servitude / translated out of the French into the English tongue, and dedicated to Geo. Evelyn, EsquireLondon: Printed for M. Meighen and G. Bedell …, 1649.PML 6249John Evelyn (1620—1706), translator
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumMather (1639—1723)IncreaseThe life and death of that reverend man of God, Mr. Richard Mather, teacher of the church in Dorchester in New-England …Cambridge [Mass.]: Printed by S[amuel] G[reen] and M[armaduke] J[ohnson], 1670PML 3598.1
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumMelanchthon (1497–1560)PhilippCommentarii in epistolam Pauli ad Romanos …Argentorati: Gratonis Mylii (Craft Muller)], 1540.PML 18418
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumParis (1200– 1259), authorMatthewFlores historiarvm / per Matthæum Westmonasteriensem , collecti, præcipuè de rebus Britannicis ab exordio mundi vsque ad annum Domini 1307 [Chronica majora]Londini: Ex officina Thomæ Marshij, [June 2] 1570.PML 2972Matthew Parker (1504-1575), editor
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumParryCharles HenryDe Graecarum atque Romanorum religionum ad mores formandos vi et efficacia. …Gottingen: Typis Ioann. Christian. Dieterich, [1799]PML 78719
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumWalpole (1717-1797)HoraceAedes Walpolianae, or, A description of the collection of pictures at Houghton-Hall in Norfolk, : the seat of the Right Honourable Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford..The second edition with additions.London: Printed by John Hughs…,1752.PML 7586
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumWalpole (1717-1797)HoraceThe mysterious mother: A tragedy / By Mr. Horace Walpole …Printed at Strawberry-Hill, 1768PML 7601
United StatesNew YorkThe Morgan Library and MuseumZarlino (1517–1590)GioseffoIstitutioni harmoniche del Rev. Messere Gioseffo Zarlino … : di nuouo in molti luoghi migliorate, & … ampliateVenetia: Francesco de i Franceschi senese, 1573PML 63284.2
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityBrackenridge (1748-1816)H. H. (Hugh Henry)Modern chivalry: containing the adventures of Captain John Farrago, and Teague Oregan, his servantPhiladelphia: Printed and sold by John M’Culloch, 1792-1797.Rare Books: 3637.3.364.1792[The author’s copy with his ms. notes and corrections.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityBrowne (1605–1682)Sir ThomasPseudodoxia epidemica: or, Enquiries into very many received tenents, and commonly presumed truthsLondon, Printed for E. Dod, 1658.Rare Books: 2015-0255N[Corrected and annotated in several hands. There are two notes on the verso of the t.p. The first reads: “This Book is Corrected on the Margins not the Author’s Hand, and was given to me by his Daughter Mrs. Littleton.” However, some of the corrections are in Brown’s hand. Below this inscription is another which reads: “But the Author has left many gross Errors to be Corected since as some are as they ocurre.”
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityCalvert (1731–1771)Frederick, Baron BaltimoreGaudia poetica: Latina, Anglica et Gallica lingua composita ao. 1769Augustae [Augsburg]: Litteris Späthianis, 1770.Rare Books: Oversize (Exov): 3617.235.1770[Lord Baltimore’s copy with many changes, corrections, and insertions in his hand. Perhaps added for a second edition? Other copies with such changes are recorded at Harvard, the British Library, and elsewhere.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityCobbeWilliamConsiderations and remarks on fisheries[N.p., n.p., 1776?]Rare Books: Kenneth H. Rockey Angling Collection (ExRockey): 9674.259[The author’s copy with his? ms. corr.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityEdwards (1745–1801)JonathanBrief observations on the doctrine of universal salvation: as lately promulgated at New-HavenNew-Haven: Printed by Meigs, Bowen and Dana, [1784]Rare Books: Edwards Collection (ED): 5958.999[The author’s copy. Dated by Edwards at end of imprint ’1784.’]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityEdwards (1745–1801)JonathanThe necessity of atonement: and the consistency between that and free grace, in forgiveness : illustrated in three sermons … at New-Haven, in October, A.D. M.DCC.LXXXVNew Haven: Printed by Meigs, Bowen and Dana, 1785.Rare Books: Edwards Collection (ED): 5958.999[The author’s copy.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityEdwards (1745–1801)JonathanThe faithful manifestation of the truth, the proper and immediate end of preaching the gospel. A sermon delivered November 5, 1783. At the ordination of the Reverend Mr. Timothy Dwight, to the pastoral office over the church in GreenfieldNew-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. [1783]Rare Books: Edwards Collection (ED): 5958.999[The author’s copy, contains book-plate of Mary Hoyt, his eldest daughter.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityFreneau (1752–1832)Philip MorinPoems written between the years 1768 & 1794Monmounth, : Printed at the press of the author, 1795.Rare Books: EX 3746.5.1795.2[New ed., rev. and cor. by the author, including a considerable number of pieces never before published. Philip Freneau’s copy with his autograph notes, presented to his son, 1830.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityHarringtonThomasScience improved, or, The theory of the universe: comprehending a rational system of the most useful as well as entertaining parts of natural and experimental philosophy : embellished with copper-plates, on a new-invented moveable construction: calculated to explain the occult properties of nature, with the various phenomena of the heavenly bodies, upon the true principles of reason and religion … : intended for the instruction and amusement of the British youth of both sexes …London: Printed for the author, and sold by S. Crowder … , J. Walter … , and W. Shropshire … , 1774.Rare Books: Oversize 2007-0324Q[Interleaved and extensively annotated by author.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityMairet (1604–1686)JeanLe grand et dernier solyman, ou, La mort de MustaphaParis: Augustin CourbeÍ, 1639.Rare Books: 3266.95.34[Inscribed by the author on verso of free endpaper facing the titlepage: Pour Monsieur [name inked out] par son tres humble sevriteur Mairet. Also, author’s corrections on two pages.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityMignaultClaude[Collection of humanistic texts and editions of the classics, with manuscript notes taken by Gerardus de Mayres from lectures by Claude Mignault.]Paris, n.v., 1550-1572Rare Books: PA260 .xC6 1550[“A collection of 23 Latin, Greek, and humanist texts, all heavily annotated, the annotations in ink almost obscure the printed text. The author of these notes was the great scholar Claude Mignault who in the fifteenseventies taught classical languages at the College de Reims of the University of Paris. Mignault had made a name for himself by composing the classical commentary to Alciati’s Book of Emblems, a popular work that was often reprinted. But the works in this volume are all concerned with classical scholarship. Most of them are Latin: the rhetorical and philosophical works of Cicero, Pliny, Horace, Justinus, Ausonius. Of Greek works, some smaller ones, by Lucian, Plutarch, Demosthenes, and Isocrates are included. Mignault’s special subjects were Rhetoric and the Belles-Lettres. His notes are mainly exegetical, he emphasizes the principal rules of rhetoric, and he analyzes the works according to argumentum, to the different genres of orations, to the disposition of the contents, and to the laws that Aristotle and Cicero applied to rhetorical works. His approach is not philological, he seems to be mainly interested in the philosophical aspects in his literary appreciation. There can be no doubt that this was the essence of his lectures. Some of the investigations recorded in these manuscripts led to further studies and to books on the subjects of Cicero’s oratory, the Epistles of Horace, and Ausonitis. An edition of Horace’s Epistles, with the commentary of Mignault, was published in Paris in 1575 (Schweiger II, 426). The interpretations are added in the margins, on occasional blank leaves, and between the lines of the printed books. Some complete texts are included, very often only a few pages served the author’s purpose. Most of these printed texts have an unusual feature in common, the editions are unknown to the bibliographers. The editions come from the presses of Denys du Pre, Gabriel Buon, Andre Wechel, Maurice de la Porte, Thomas Brumen, and Jean Morel. All these books were printed in the years from 1550 to 1572. The reason that none of them have survived and are practically unknown today is probably the fact that they were intended for academic lectures or for the use of schools, and were read to pieces. There is, however, one exception: Pomponius Laetus’ De Romanis Magistratibus, Paris, Mathieu David for Jean de Roigny, 1552 (Adams P 1841). Of this, other copies are extant. The twenty-second piece, also unrecorded, a ’Compendium in Universam Dialecticam, ex Rivio aliisque recentioribus collectum’, is inscribed: “Explicatum fuit a doctissimo viro Cla. Minoe . . . vixisti in po. rhemensium 1572”. The same page has the signature Claudius Minais, and underneath the signature G Mayres, supposedly one of his pupils. The writing throughout the whole work is uniform, and very probably that of Mignault himself, but it is also possible that it is written by his pupil Mayres, after his dictation. The volume is an important document, demonstrating the way the humanities were taught in the 16th century, and very few documents of this kind exist. — Mignault, in his later years, became a jurist, was appointed ’Avocat du Roy au Baillage d’Estampes’, and was entrusted with the reform of the study of law at the University of Paris.” – William Salloch.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityMountmorres (1745 or 1746-1797)Hervey Redmond Morres, Viscount of CastlemorresLetters of Themistocles …London, Printed for Hookham & Carpenter, 1795.Rare Books: DA520.M7[Princeton copy has author’s suicide note tipped in, with inscription: “29 Septr 1797. Given me by Mr Geo: Nicol as the original in Lord Mount Morres’s hand writing. He received it from Atkinson the apothecary”, signed: Isaac Reed.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityMüller (1630–1694)AndreasGreiffenhagii de Sinensium rebus aliaque nonulla opusula: eorum seriem aversa ostendet pagina [6 parts][Berlin]: [various printers] [1672-1676]Rare Books: 2014-0585N[Inserted in each part are the author’s autograph manuscript leaves of additional text. Inscribed ’ad mea, Andreae Mülleri Greiffenhagii, Manuscripta. num. xxix A.’ on titlepage and densely annotated by the author throughout.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityOelrichs (1722-1798)Johann Karl KonradEntwurf einer Bibliotheck zur Geschichte der Gelahrtheit in Pommern: mit historisch-critischen AnmerckungenAlten-Stettin [Poland], Leipzig: Bey Georg Matth. Drevenstedt, 1765.Rare Books: Z5815.P7 O34 1765[Princeton copy is author’s interleaved and extensively annotated working copy.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityPownall (1722–1805)ThomasPrinciples of polity, being the grounds and reasons of civil empireLondon: Printed by E. Owen, 1752.Rare Books: JA75 .xP68[Author’s annotated copy.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityRichardson (1689–1761)SamuelClarissa, or, The history of a young lady: comprehending the most important concerns of private life : and particularly shewing, the distresses that may attend the misconduct both of parents and children, in relation to marriageLondon: Printed for S. Richardson and sold by A. Millar … J. and Ja. Rivington … John Osborn … and by J. Leake, at Bath, 1748.RHT c. 2 (18th-446)[Lady Dorothy Bradshaigh’s copy with her marginal comments and the author’s marginal replies.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversitySwift (1667–1745)JonathanTravels into several remote nations of the world: In four parts / By Lemuel Gulliver, first a surgeon, and then a captain of several shipsLondon: Printed for Benj. Motte, 1726.RHT 18th-598[Marginal emendations in Swift’s hand in parts III and IV]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityThomson (1700–1748)JamesThe works of Mr. Thomson …London: Printed for A. Millar, 1738.Rare Books: PR3730 .A1 1738[Contains author’s manuscript corrections.]
United StatesPrincetonPrinceton UniversityTopham (1751-1820)EdwardThe life of the late John Elwes, esquire, member in three successive Parliaments for Berkshire: first published in The Paper of the world, inscribed to Sir Paul JoddrellLondon: Printed by J. Jarvis for J. Ridgway, 1791.Rare Books: 2012-0056N[Ex copy has armorial bookplate of Juliet Foord-Bowes, the author’s daughter, probably originally the author’s own copy.]
United StatesProvidenceBrown University LibraryGalilei (1564–1642)GalileoSidereus nuncius: magna, longeque admirabilia spectacula pandens, suspiciendáque proponens vnicuique, praesertim verò philosophis, at[que] astronomis, / quae à Galileo Galileo patritio Florentino Patuini Gymnasii publico mathematico perspicilli nuper à se reperti beneficio sunt observata in lunae facie, fixis innumeris, lacteo circulo, stellis nebulosis, apprime verò in quatuor planetis circa Iovis stellam disparibus interuallis, atque periodis, celeritate mirabili circumuolutis, quos, nemini in hanc vsque diem cognitos, nouissimè author depraehendit primus, atque Medicea Sidera nuncupandos decrevit..Venetiis: Apud Thomam Baglionum., M DC X. [1610]RARE QB41 .G148x 1610[Signature of Vincenzo Viviani (“Vincentii Viuianii”), Galileo’s assistant, at foot of title page, partially trimmed. A few marginal annotations and corrections, partially trimmed, in a hand resembling Galileo’s.]
United StatesSt LouisPius XII Memorial Library, Saint Louis UniversityRamus (1515–1572)PetrusArithmetices [P. Rami Arithmeticae libri duo, Geometriae sepem et viginti.Basilae [Basel, Switzerland]: Per Eusebium Episcopium & Nicolai fratris haeredes, 1569.QA33 .R27 1569 4to[SLU Pius: Library’s copy has handwritten marginal annotations thought to be the work of Ramus himself–Cf. Ong, W.J. Christianus Ursitius [sic] and Ramus’ new mathematics (In Bibliothèque d’humanisme et Renaissance 36 (1974): p. 603-610).
United StatesSt LouisPius XII Memorial Library, Saint Louis UniversityRamus (1515–1572)PetrusScholae Mathematicae [P. Rami Scholarum mathematicarum, libri unus et triginta]Basileae [Basel, Switzerland]: Per Eusebium Episcopium, & Nicolai fratris haeredes, anno M. D. LXIX. [1569]QA33 .R27 1569 4to[The Praefatio is a Latin translation of Ramus’ Préface sur le proëme des mathémathiques. Books I-III constitute the author’s Proemium mathematicum (first published in Paris in 1567). Books IV-V are Ramus’ commentary on his own Arithmetices. Books VI-XXXI constitute his commentary on Euclid’s Elements–Cf. Ong, W.J. Ramus and Talon inventory, p. 438.]
VaticanVatican CityBibiloteca Apostolica VaticanaBembo, card., 1470-1547PietroNovellino e rime di duecentistiVAT. LAT. 3214(postille di Bembo a entrambi)