OF. A collection of the State Letters of Roger Boyle, the first Earl of Orrery, Lord President of Munster. Containing a series of Correspondence between the Duke of Ormonde and his Lordship, from the Restoration to the year 1668. With the Life of the Earl of Orrery by Mr. Thomas Morrice. London, 1742. Fol. L. P. ORTEGA, CASIMIRO DE. Resumen Historico del primer viage hecho al rededor del Mundo, emprendido por Hernando de Magallanes, y İlevado felizmente à termino por el famoso Capitan Espanol Juan Sebastian del Cano, natural de Guetaria en Guipuzcoa. Madrid, 1769. 4to. ORTIZIUS, BLASIUS. Itinerarium Adriani sexti; ab Hispania unde summus acersitus fuit pontifex; Romam usque ; ac ipsius pontificatus euentus. Toteli, per Joannem ab Ayala, 1546. Svo. R. M. "This first edition of Pope Adrian's journey to his election, by Blasius Ortiz, is very uncommon; it is unknown to Panzer, Pinelo, Brunet, and the other Catalogues, tho' it is to be found in Nic. Antonio, I. p. 229. Blasius Ortiz wrote also an account of the Cathedral of Toledo, 8vo. 1549, which is also of rare occurrence." MS. note. ORTUS VOCABULORUM. Adest iste studiosissime lector opusculi finis quod non minus preceptoribus Vellum paper, of which there were only vt vocabulorum significaciones metwelve copies printed. morie commendat quam scolasticis ceterisque studiosis eas ignorantibus conducet. olim enim vocabulorum significiones (sic) que in Catholicon Breviloquo Cornucopia aut Medulla grammatice ponuntur continet. quum igitur summa diligentia sit collectum vigilantique studio correctum vt magis in lucem prodiret ipsum a viris studiosis comparandum esse constat. Per virum laudabilem ciuem prouidum magistrum Winandum de worde prope celeberrimum monasterium ORRERY, ROGER BOYLE, EARL quod Westmynstre appellatur. Anno ORRERY, EARL OF. An answer to a scandalous letter lately printed and subscribed by Peter Walsh, intituled (a letter desiring a just and merciful regard of the Roman Catholicks of Ireland, &c.) Dublin, by J. C., 1662. 4to. P. Walsh's Letter to which this is a reply is printed on the recto of a Folio leaf and inserted in this copy after the Title Page. French has also printed about one third of this letter in the Unkind Deserter. : incarnacionis dominice мccccc. impressum. Fol. Bl. L. R. Collation. A to F. in eights, G to Q. in sixes, R. to X. in eights, AA to DD. in eights, EE to II. in sixes, KK to NN. in eights, OO. in six, PP. in eight, QQ. in six. Two hundred and sixty-six leaves. "First Edition. It is so rare that it was sold to me as a unique Copy. But according to Dibdin's Typog. Antiq. vol. II. p. 88. the Harleian Catalogue specifies two copies. I have never seen or heard where they are to be found." MS. note. - Alphabetico ordine fere omnia quæ in Catholicon, Breviloquo, Cornucopia, Gemma Vocabulorum, atque Medulla Grammatice, ponuntur, cum perpulchris additionibus Ascen. et vernacule lingue Anglicane expositionem continens. Londini, impressus per Wynandum de Worde ac in urbe in parrochia sancte Brigide (in the flete strete) ad signum solis moram trahentem. (In fine.) Impress. Londini, per Wynandum de Worde, 1514. 4to. R. "This edition was not certainly known to Herbert, tho' he guessed there might be one of the date. Ames, p. 152." Note by Heber. Alphabetico ordine fere omnia quæ in Catholico, Breviloquio, Cornucopia, Gemma Vocabulorum atque Medulla grammatice ponuntur, cum vernacule lingue Anglicane exposi tione, continens. With the date and device of Jacque Cousin beneath. At the end the date is repeated. Impressum per Magistrum Petrum Olivier optimis caracteribus, 1520. 4to. Bl. L. G. M. "This Ortus Vocabulorum as appears by the Title and Colophon was printed by Peter Olivier for Jac. Cousin, 1520; it is sine loco but was printed at Rouen. Vide Herbert's Ames, III. p. 1825, who quotes a Sarum Missal printed at Rouen 1521 by Pet. Olivier for Jac. Cousin. This edition of the Ortus Vocabulorum is not in Panzer, Maittaire or any other Bibliographical Work." MS. note. ORUS APOLLO. De sacris notis et sculpturis libri duo, ubi ad fidem vetusti codicis manu scripti restituta sunt loca permulta, corrupta ante ac deplorata. Quibus accessit versio recens, per Jo. Mercerum concinnata, et observationes non infrugiferæ. Parisiis, apud Jac. Kerver, 1551. Wood cuts. Svo. OSBORN, FRANCIS. Politicall Reflections upon the government of the Turks: Nicholas Machiavel: the King of Sweden's descent into Germany the Conspiracy of Piso and Vindex against Nero: the greatnesse and corruption of the court of Rome: the election of Pope Leo XI. the defection of the church of Rome: Martin Luther. London. by J. G. for Thomas Robinson, 1656. 12mo. OSORIUS, HIERONYMUS. In Gualterum Haddonum, Magistrum libellorum supplicum apud clarissimam principem Helisabetham Angliæ Refixa est ejusdem amplissimi atque ginam, de religione libri tres. Prædoctissimi viri epistola, ad eandem Principem, admirabili cùm eloquentia tùm pietate conscripta, quam idem Haddonus temere et confidenter oppugnandam suscepit. Dilingæ, ex off. Sebaldi Mayer, 1569. 8vo. See Strype's Annals, I. i. p. 124. A learned and very eloquent Treatise, writen in Latin by the famouse man Hieronymus Osorius Bishop of Sylva in Portugal, wherein he confuteth a certayne Aunswere made by M. Walter Haddon against the Epistle of the said Bishoppe unto the Queenes Majestie. Trans lated into English by John Fen student of Divinitie in the Universitie of Loven. Lovanii, apud Jo. Foulerum, 1568. 16mo. De Rebus Emmanuelis Libri duodecim cum Jo. Matallio Metello Præfat. Conimbricæ. 1791. Svo. 3 vol. It appears by a letter in Birch's Memoirs of Queen Elizabeth that the Library of Osorius was taken by Lord Essex at the plunder of Cadiz in 1596, and was by him given to the Library which had been recently founded at Oxford, by Bodley. Memoirs, p. 58. OSSOLINSKI, GEORGE. A true copy of the Latine Oration of Lord George Ossolinski, Count Palatine of Tenizyn &c. As it was pronounced to his Majestie at WhiteHall 11 March 1620. With the translation of the same into English. London, for Willam Lee, n. d. 4to. OSTEND. A true historie of the memorable siege of Ostend, and what passed on either side, from the beginning of the siege, unto the yielding up of the Towne. And also what passed in the Ile of Cadsant, and at the Siege of Sluice, after the comming of Count Maurice. Translated out of French into English, by Edward Grimeston. London, for Edward Blount, 1604. 4to. O'SULLIVAN, PHILIPPUS. Historiæ Catholicæ Iberniæ compendium. A D. Philippo Osullevanc Bearro Iberno. Ulyssippone excusum a Petro Crasbeekio, 1621. A volume of great rarity. 4to. Hiberni Patriciana decas, sive libri decem, quibus de divi Patricii vita, Purgatorio, miraculis, rebusque gestis de Religionis Ibernicæ casibus, constantia, Martyribus, Divis: de hæretica Ecclesiæ sectis, cacopræAnglorum lubrica fide: de Anglosulibus, jubeleis plenissimis, liturgia, sacra pagina, cæremoniis, et institutis accurati agitur. Archicornigeromastix, sive Usheri Hæresiarchæ confutatio, descriptioque accessit. Matriti, er off. Francisci Martinez, 1629. 4to. Lowndes's collation is wrong, stating the sheets to be in eights instead of fours, A volume of great rarity. See Harris's Ware, III. 109. 110. OTTLEY, WILLIAM YOUNG. An inquiry into the origin and early History of Engraving, upon Copper and in Wood, with an account of Engravers and their Works from the invention of Chalcography by Maso Fineguerra to the time of Marc Antonio Raimondi. London, 1816. Plates. 4to. 2 vol. L. P. Two additional plates are inserted in this copy. Vol. I. p. 304. A proof plate from a Niello of Fineguerra. Vol. II. p. 568. A proof plate from a Niello of Peregrini. Observations on a Manuscript in the British Museum, believed to be of the second or third century, containing Cicero's Translation of the Astronomical Poem by Aratus, accompanied by drawings of the Dissertation in proof of the use of constellations with a preliminary Minuscule writing by the Ancient Romans; and a corrected edition of the poem itself, including ten lines not heretofore known. London, 1835. 4to. From the author. OUDIN, CESar. Refranes o proverbios Espanoles traduzidos en lengua Francesa. Con cartas en Refranes de Blasco de Garay. Bruxelles, chez la vefue d'Hubert Velpius, 1634. D. Philippi Osullevani Bearr 12mo. OVAGLIE, ALONSO D'. Historica relatione del regno di Cile, e delle missioni, e ministerii che esercita in quelle la compagnia di Giesu. Roma, appresso Francesco Cavalli, 1646. Plates. 4to. of its own title, De Nuce, which is altogether omitted, and precisely the same error has been copied into the second Azzoguidi Edition of 1480. The order of the pieces as bound in this copy is the same as that of the Tabula, except that the Fasti and Metamorphoses have changed places for the better division of the vo This book was translated into Spanish lumes." MS. note. in 1648. OVERBURY. Sir Thomas Ouerbury his Wife. With additions of new characters, and many other wittie conceits neuer before printed. The eleventh impression. London, for Laurence Lisle, 1622. Frontispiece by Lisle. 12mo. Articles OVERTON, RICHARD. of high treason exhibited against Cheap-side Crosse; with the last Will and Testament of the said Crosse; and certaine Epitaphs upon her Tombe. London, for R. Overton, 1642. 4to. OVIDIUS. Publii Ovidii Nasonis Opera. Hujus opera omnia medea excepta et triumpho Cæsaris; et libello illo pontica lingua composito, quæ incuria temporum perierunt; Balthesar Azoguidus Civis Bononiensis honestissimo loco natus, primus in sua civitate artis impressoriæ inventor, et summa necessitudine mihi conjunctissimus ad utilitatem humani generis impressit. MCCCCLXXI. Fol. 2 vol. R. M. "FIRST EDITION. The priority of this edition is sufficiently ascertained; but it is remarkable that except this copy, not one has been found perfect. The other five copies known, viz. that in the Royal Library at Paris (wanting 2 leaves.)—that in Lord Spencer's-that of Count D'Elciof Lord Pembroke and of our Royal Library, are every one of them more or less defective. The present copy having been carefully collated is perfect and correct. It was purchased from the Collection of the Canon Devoti and perfected by Mr. Payne. There is a remarkable error of the press which we believe has been hitherto unnoticed; that the "De Medicamine Faciei" is printed immediately after the "Philo. mena" but without any title and the "De Nuce" which ends the 2nd. vol. has the title belonging to the Medicamine instead "This copy of the rare second edition of Ovid is differently arranged in two volumes from that mentioned in Bibl. Spencer. II. 195, in 3 vol. and from Audiffredi's in 2 vols. It is quite perfect, and is thus arranged. Vol. I. Metamorphoseos, libri XV. Fastorum libri VI. Vol. II. Elegia. Amorum libri III. Artis Amandi libri III. Pulex. De Remedio Amoris libri II. Consolatio ad Liviam. Heroides. Nux. Medicata facies. In Ibin. De Tristibus libri V. De Ponto, lib. IV. Sappho Phaoni ends the volume. This makes the fifteenth Epistle of the Heroides in the more modern editions of Ovid; why it appears here detached and with so decisive a Finit in large letters, it is not easy to explain. Maittaire, Audiffredi, Laire and Reviczky have all of them dwelt upon the rarity of this edition, supposed to be from a different MS. from Azo guidi's of 1471." MS. note. Opera Omnia. Bononiæ, per me Baldaserem de Azzoguidis, MCCCCLXXX. Fol. 3 vol. R. M. This second Edition of the Ovid of Az zoguidi, still more rare than the rare first, has the addition of the Consolatio ad Liviam, not in the edition of 1471. The only two copies in addition to the present in England are that noticed in Askew's Catalogue, and that of the Bodleian. This latter copy was purchased out of the library of the learned Dr. Edward Barnard, about 1698, when the books selected for the Bodleian were prized by Humfrey Wanley. It stands in Wanley's MS. list thus, Ovidius edit. Bonon. 1480, Charta magna 00..04..00. In our copy of Askew's Catalogue with prices and some names in MS. the Azzoguidi Ovid of 1480 is put down to the name of Aubery, and sold for £10 15s. The present copy is in the most beautiful condition, with illuminated capitals. The following is an accurate collation of this most valuable book. The signatures are quite unaccountably confused; the error of misplacing by the printer the title of Medicamine and placing it over De Nuce has been copied verbatim from the same error in the press in the edition of 1471. Vol. I. Heroides. a 10. b. 10. c. 10. d. 10. e. 4. De Arte Amandi Libri tres. i. 10. k. 10. In Ibim. & & 9. Ad Liviam & & 10. z z 5. Finis. In the first edition the same contents form the first volume, except that after In Ibim, the Fasti close that volume. Vol. II. Fasti. r. r. 10. ss 10. tt 10. u u 8. x x 10. y y 10. z z 6. laus deo. Tristia. n. 10. o. 10. p. 10. q. 10. r. 7. recto. De Ponto. r. 7 verso 10. s. 10. t. 10. u. 10. x. 9 recto. De Pulice. x 9 verso. Philomena. x 10. De Medicamine. y. i. no title. De Nuce. y. 2. 3. and 4, but by error of the press with the title of Medicamine. Vol. III. Metamorphoses. A. 10. B. 10. C. 10. D. 10. E. 10. F. 10. G. 10. H. 10. I. 10. K. 10. L. 10. M. 10. N. 10. O. 10. P. 10. Q. 6. and terminates with the following Colophon : Finis. Opus impressum Bononiæ, per me Baldaserem de Azzoguidis civē Bononiensem. Anno incarnationis MCCCCLXXX. Opera Omnia, cum Epistola Boni Accursii Pisani. Impressum Venetiis, per Bernardinum de Novaria, MCCCCLXXXVI. Die xiii Januarii. Fol. containing 372 leaves, the 66th blank. R. M. Laire, Index II. 100, "Editio elegans et completa." Panzer III. 232, describes the Epistola Boni Accursii Pisani as bebegins the second, and seems by the nuginning the first volume; in this copy it merals to be more properly placed there. By Fossi's account the second volume was printed before the first, which would naturally account for the Epistola being found there. Fossi, II. 264. "This edition is so scarce that Maittaire never saw a copy of it." Harleian Cat. III. No. 826. |