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Catalogue of the Collection of Books, Manuscripts, And Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2008 with funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/catalogueofcolleOOprobrich CATALOGUE OF THE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, aitusOTpts, una Wraths of %xt, BELONGING TO MR. HENRY PROBASCO, CINCINNATI, OHIO, {Oakwood, Clifton.) 1873 .^^qq/ ^^. ^.Z/- ^^aS ^ o ^ J^. Q7&^ M7__ NOTE. SEVERAL catalogues being required for special purposes, it was thought desirable to print a 'limited number, the most of which will be given to public and private libraries' and bibliophile friends. The present collection was accumulated during years which were devoted mainly to the duties of an extensive business. With scant time for needful studies, limited means for buying, and few opportunities in Cincinnati, until recently, for obtaining bibliographical information, its deficiencies are apparent. Without any pretensions, therefore, to consid- eration as a Library, which it is not, it may claim the attention of bib- liophiles as possessing that peculiar interest which attaches to any valuable collection of books as reflecting in some degree the individual- ity and personal tastes of its owner. With a desire to add interest to the collection, important additions were made to it during an eighteen months' tour in 1866-67. These were Biblical Codices, Psalteriums, Breviaries, Missals, Histories ; vol- umes printed on vellum ; specimens of early printing ; rare editions of the Bible, the Fathers, Shakespeare, Dante, the Aldine and Elzevir classics ; illustrated works of permanent value, particularly the Natural Sciences and Travel ; also volumes supposed to be unique ; those formerly owned by distinguished personages ; specimens of bindings of early Italian and French workmanship, in leather-mosaic, niello, bronze, and ivory ; artistic productions, commencing with Grolier, and embra- &76r IV cing the best obtainable specimens of almost all the art-binders since that period. There will be found appended a catalogue of the Paintings and other important objects of interest. These have been added for the gratification of the friends who have expressed a desire to recur to them as reminiscences of helpful, exalted hours spent in the presence of artists who have achieved distinction at home, and whose names are honored in both hemispheres. HENRY PROBASCO. Oakwood, Clifton, ist May, 1873. CATALOGUE. BBOTT, Jacob. The Corner Stone, or a Familiar Illustration of the Principles of Christian Truth ; with a Preface by J. P. A Smith. Boston, 1835. I vol. \21no, half calf. A Summer in Scotland. New York, 1848. I vol. 1 2 mo, half calf. ABRANTES, Duchesse d'. See Junot. ACOLUTHIA lectoris, sive Sylliturgica (graece). Venetiis, apud Fede- ricum Turrisanum, 1549. I vol. Svo, printed in red atid black, with one woodcut, blue morocco. {Niedrk.) From the library of M. Yemeniz, No. 51. ADAMS, H. G. Cyclopaedia of Sacred Poetical Quotations. London, 1854. 1 vol. i6mo, cloth. ADAMS, John. Letters addressed to his Wife. Edited by C. F. Adams. Boston, 1841. 2 vols. i2mo, cloth. ADAMS, John Quincy. Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory. Cam- bridge, 18 10. 2 vols. Svo, half calf ADAMS, Nehemiah. The Communion Sabbath. Boston, 1856. I vol. x2mo, calf. ADAMS, William. The three Gardens, Eden, Gethsemane, and Para- dise ; or, Man's Ruin, Redemption, and Restoration. New York, 1856. I vol. i2mo, cloth. I . ADDISON, Joseph. Works: a new Edition, with Notes by Richard Hurd. London, Cadell, 1811. 6 vols. roy. %vo, maroon morocco gilt. {Hayday.) With a portrait engraved by Picart, ADUNATIONE de i quattro evangelisti in uno, cioe vita, passione & resurrettione di Jesu Christo nostro Salvatore. Con una breve espositione molto utile e necessaria ad ogni fidel Christiano. Venetia, ne la contrata de S. Maria Formosa^ 1556. I vol. 8vo, brown morocco. The covers of this copy bear the Arms of Louis-Charles de Valois, comte d'Auvergne. yEGIDIUS, S. Franciscus. Aurea verba. See Gerson, J. ^LIANUS, Claudius. Varia historia, ad mss. codices nunc primum recognita et castigata, cum versione Justi Vulteii, sed innumeris in locis ad graecum auctoris contextum emendata, et perpetuo commen- tario Jacobi Perizonii. Lugduni in Bat., 1701. I vol. in 2, d>vo, with an engraved title-page and vigfiettes, brown morocco. {Clarke.) iESCHINES. Due orationi, 1' una di Eschine contra di Tesifonte, r altra di Demosthene k sua difesa, di Greco in volgare nuovamente tradotte per un gentilhuomo Firentino. Vinigia, in casa di figliuoli di Aldo, 1554. I vol. Svo, brown morocco. ^SCHYLUS. ^schyli tragoedije sex (graece). Venetiis, in cedibus Aldi et Andrece soceri, 15 18. I vol. Svo, blue morocco gilt, lined with silk. {Bozerian.) First edition. From the library of M. Yemeniz, No. 1864. Tragedies ; literally translated, with critical and illustrative Notes, and an Introduction, by T. A. Buckley. London, ^^^«, 1849. I vol. Svo, half calf ^SOPUS. .^sopi fabulas cum interpretatione vulgari : et figuris acri cura emendatae. Brixi/E, impendio Ludovici Britdnici : etfratrum, MD. xxij. Die xij. Octobris. (1522.) I vol. 4to, with woodcuts, green lei'ant morocco. {English binding.) From the library of M. Yemeniz, No. 2068. ^SOPUS. ^sop's Fables, with his Life : in English, French, and Latin. Newly translated. Illustrated with 112 sculptures. To this Edition are likewise added 31 new figures representing his life. By Francis Barlow. London, 1687. I vol. folio, large paper, brown morocco. {Bedford.) Fables of .^sop and other Eminent Mythologists. By Sir R. L'Estrange. London, 1738. 1 vol. ZvOy calf extra. {Bedford.) Select Fables of Esop and other Fabulists; in three books. London, Dodsley, 1761. I vol. 8vOf calf extra. Seautiful edition printed by Baskerville, with medallion cuts. .iiEsop's Fables, embellished with in elegant engravings. [Sam- uel Croxall.] 'Lo^no^, printed by Davidson, 1818. I vol. 8vo, calf. iEsop's Fables ; a new Version by Rev. Thomas James. With more than fifty illustrations by J. Tenniel. New York [1848]. I vol. 8vo, cloth. The Fables of ^sop, with a Life of the Author, illustrated with one hundred and eleven engravings frpm original designs by Her- rick. New York, 1865. I vol. i2mo, maroon morocco. AGASSIZ, Louis. Lake Superior ; its Physical Character, Vegetation, and Animals. With a Narrative of the Tour by J. E. Cabot. Boston, 1850. I vol. 8vo, with illustrations, cloth, AGRICOLA, Daniel. Passio domini nostri Jesu Christi. Basile/e, T. Vuolff, 1520. 1 vol. sm. 4to, half red morocco. AGUILAR, Grace. The Women of Israel. New York, 1851. 2 vols. i2mo, morocco. AKENSIDE, Mark. Poetical Works. London, Bell and Daldy, 1866. I vol. xdmo, calf {Matthews^ ALBERTIS, Leo Baptista. Leonis Baptistaj Alberti Floretini viri clarissimi libri de re aedificatoria dece. Parrhisiis, B. Remboldt et L. Hornken, 15 12. I vol. 8vo, vellum. ALBERTUS DE PADUA. Incipit solene opus expositidis Evange- lioru dominicaliu tocius anni reverendi magistri Albert! de Padua fratru ordinis heremitarum sci Augustini. {In fine :) Liber Vene- Tiis impressus per magros Add de Rotuuil et Andrea de Corona finit ano 1476. I vol. folio, 248 leaves, in 2 columns, rubricated capitals, half red levant morocco. {Hardy-Mennil.) ALBERTUS MAGNUS. Incipit liber Alberti magni ordinis predica- torum de adherendo deo. Tractatulus de remediis contra pusillani- mitatem scrupulositatem contra deceptorias inimici per Johannem Gerson. Epistola domini Bonaventure cardinalis de modo profici- endi compendioso. Brevis et utilis doctrina juvenum domini Bona- venture. s. 1. et a. [ULMiE,y". Zai7ier, circa 1473.] I vol. folio, 40 leaves, rubricated capitals, half brown levajtt morocco. {Hardy-Mennil.) ALBIN, Eleazar. Insectorum angliae naturalis historia : accedunt annotationes a Guil. Derham. Londini, 1731. I vol. \to, Hollandpaper, coloredplates, green morocco. A Natural History of Birds. London, 1731-38. 3 vols. 4to, Hollandpaper, coloredplates, green morocco. ALBRITIO, LuiGi. Panegirici sacri del padre Luigi Albritio della Compagnia di Giesu. Roma, / de Lazzcri, 1655. I vol. 8vo, red morocco gilt. ALBUM DU CHASSEUR. Illustrd de 12 photographies d'aprbs les dessins de M. C. F. Deiker j legendes par M. de La Rue. Paris, Rothschild, 1865. I vol. ob. folio, half morocco. ALBUM VON MUNCHEN : verlag von A. Meysel in Dresden. Debit bei H. Manz. I vol. ob. ^0, cloth. ALCIATUS, Andreas. Andreae Alciati emblematum libellus, nuper in lucem editus. Venetiis, Aldifilios, 1546. I vol. Svo, with woodcuts, red levant morocco, gilt and marbled edges. {Hardy-Mennil.) "II est fort rare, et on y trouve 84 fig. en bois." — Brunei. Clarissimi viri D. Andreas Alciati emblematum libri duo. LuG- DUNi,y; Tornasium et G. Gazeium, 1554. I vol. i6mo, with woodcuts, calf extra. {Koehler.) From the library of M. Yemeniz, No. 2101. ALCIATUS, Andreas. Les Emblemes de maistre Andre Alciat, mis en rime frangoyse, et puis nagueres reimprime avec curieuse cor- rection. On les vend a Paris eft la maison de Chrestien Wechel a lescu de Basle, m. d. xl. 1 vol. Svo, 115 woodcuts, green morocco. " Exemplaire AuDENET. Edition en caracteres italiques." From the library of M. Yemeniz, No. 2108. ALCOCK, Sir Rutherford. The Capital of the Tycoon j a Narra- tive of a Three Years' Residence in Japan. London, Longmans, 1863. 2 vols. 8w, half calf ALEXANDER, James W. Consolation : in Discourses on Select Top- ics, addressed to the Suffering People of God. New York, Scrib- ner, 1853. I vol. 8vo, dark morocco. Discourses on Common Topics of Christian Faith and Practice. New York, Scribner, 1858. 1 vol. 8vo, dark morocco. Forty Years' Familiar Letters. Edited by John Hall. New York, Scribner, i860. 2 vols, xzmo, with portrait, cloth. The Man of Business considered in his various Relations. By S. Tyng, I. Ferris, J. W. Alexander, J. Todd, W. B. Sprague, H. and J. F. Stearns. New York, 1857. 1 vol. xzmo, half calf ALEXANDER, Joseph Addison. Sermons. New York, i860. 2 vols. i2mo, cloth. ALEXANDER DE ALES. Summa universae theologise. Pars prima. {In fine:) Finis prime partis. Vex Jodnem antonium de birretis ac Frdciscum gyrardenghum. Papie m. cccc. lxxxix. I vol. 4to, 224 leaves, in 2 columns, half red morocco.
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