III. Grammar, Classics, &c.

1. Grammars of various Languages, 158.

2. Dictionaries and Lexicons, 160.

3. Scriptores Græci, cum Interpretibus, variis Linguis, 163.

4. Auctores Classici Latini, cum Interpretibus, variis Linguis,

220.

5. Miscellanei Latini, 234.

IV. Poetry and Miscellanies.

1. English Lyric Poetry, 236.

2. Dramatick Authors, 242.

3. Romances, Novels, &c. 245.

4. Philology and Criticism, 245.

5. Miscellanies, 248.

V. Livres François, Italien, &c.

1. Poësies et Melanges, 251.

2. Libri Italiani, Poesie et Opere diverse, 252.

3. Libros Espanoles y Portuguez, 253.

4. German, 254.

CLASS V.

HISTORY.

I. On the Study and Use of History and Historians, 255.

II. Geography.

1. Ancient Geography, 256.

2. Modern Geography, 257..

3. Atlases and Maps, 258.

III. Voyages and Travels.

1. Introductions to Voyages and Travels, 258.

2. Collections of Voyages and Travels, 259.

3. Voyages in the South Sea, and round the World, 260.

4. Voyages towards the North Pole, and for the Discovery of

a North-East and North-West Passage, 262.

5. Travels in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, 263.

Russia, Tartary, and Persia, 264.

East India and China, 266.

Islands in the Indian Seas, &c. 268.

Netherlands, Germany, Hungary,and Poland, 270.

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7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

Levant, Greece, Asia Minor, Palestine, and

Arabia, 274.

Switzerland, France, and Italy, 271.

Spain and Portugal, 273.

IV. Africa.

1. General Description of Africa, 277.

2. Barbary, 277.

3. Egypt, Nubia, Abyssinia, 277.

4. Cape of Good Hope, 279.

5. Senegal, Congo, Guinea, &c. 279.

V. America and the West Indies, 281.

VI. Various Antiquities.

1. Inscriptions, Ruins, Obelisks, &c. 285.

2. Marbles, Gems, Seals, &c. 289.

3. Tables of Ancient Coins, Weights and Measures, 291.

4. Coins and Medals, 291.

5. Mythology, 294.

VII. Ancient History.

1. Chronology, Genealogy, &c. 295.

2. Universal History, Ancient and Modern, 296.

3. Ancient History of the World, Jews, Egyptians, &c. 297.

4. Grecian History and Antiquities, 298.

5. Roman History and Antiquities, 303.

6. Byzantine and Turkish History, 312.

1. Historical and Biographical Dictionaries, 340.

2. Lives of Eminent Persons, 341.

CLASS VI.

BRITISH HISTORY.

I. Topography of England.

1. General Topography and Antiquities of England, 343.

2. Monastical and Ecclesiastical Antiquities, 347.

3. Miscellaneous Antiquities, 348.

4. Topography, History, and Antiquities of the several

Shires, 351.

5. Topography, Antiquities, and History of Wales, 368.

6. Topography and Antiquities of Scotland, 368.

7. Topography and Antiquities of Ireland, 370.

II. Thomas Hearne's various Works, 371.

III. British History.

1. General History of England, 372.

2. Particular Histories of England, in a Chronological

Series, 377.

3. Naval History of England, 387.

4. Ecclesiastical History of England, 388.

5. History of Scotland, 391.

6. History of Ireland, 394.

IV. Constitution and Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland;

Title, Succession, and Revenue of the Crown, 395.

V. Ancient Records and Charters; State Papers, &c. 401.

VI. Heraldry, Peerages, and Genealogical History, 495.

VII. British Biography, Letters, &c. 410.

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