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The Library of Charles Areskine (1680-1763): Scottish Lawyers and Book Collecting, 1700-1760 THE LIBRARY OF CHARLES ARESKINE (1680-1763): SCOTTISH LAWYERS AND BOOK COLLECTING, 1700-1760 Karen Grudzien Baston APPENDIX A – APPENDIX E PhD The University of Edinburgh 2011 1 Contents Abbreviations 3 Appendix A ‘Catalogŭs Librorŭm D. Dni. Caroli Areskine de Barjarg, Regiarum Causarum Procŭratoris. 1731’ 5 Folios (F) 5 Miscellaneous Folios (FM) 51 Quartos (Q) 63 Miscellaneous Quartos (QM) 98 Octavos (O) 118 Miscellaneous Octavos (OM) 173 Author Index to Appendix A 216 Appendix B Alva Collections Books not included in Charles Areskine’s 1731 library list 247 Appendix C Books in Other Locations with Areskine or Erskine provenances (not in the 1731 library manuscript) 272 Appendix D ‘Catalogue of Books belonging to Mistris Areskine of Barjarg’ 274 Appendix E Printers and publishers named in Charles Areskine’s 1731 manuscript catalogue 278 2 Abbreviations Alva Coll. Alva Collection, Advocates Library AL Advocates Library (http://voyager.advocates.org.uk) BL British Library (http://www.bl.uk) BLLUC Berkeley Law Library, University of California (http://www.law.berkeley.edu/library.htm) BNF Bibliothèque Nationale de France (http://www.bnf.fr/fr/acc/x.accueil.html) BSB Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (http://opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de) COPAC Copac National, Academic, & Specialist Library Catalogue (http://www.copac.ac.uk) CUL Cambridge University Library (http://ul-newton.lib.cam.ac.uk) CUP Cambridge University Press EDIT16 Census of Italian 16th Century Editions (http://edit16.iccu.sbn.it/web_iccu/eimain.htm) ESTC English Short Title Catalogue (http://estc.bl.uk) EUL Edinburgh University Library (http://www.lib.ed.ac.uk/) EUP Edinburgh University Press Folger Folger Shakespeare Library (http://shakespeare.folger.edu/) FVB French vernacular books: books published in the French language before 1601 (Leiden: Brill, 2007) GAL Grizel Areskine’s Library Catalogue, 1729 (NLS MS 5161) GUL Glasgow University Library (http://www.lib.gla.ac.uk/) HBLL Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University (http://www.lib.byu.edu) HL Houghton Library, Harvard University (http://hcl.harvard.edu/libraries/houghton) HMSO Her (or His) Majesty’s Stationery Office ISTC Incunabula Short Title Catalogue (http://www.bl.uk/catalogues/istc/index.html) LAS Lord Alva Shelfmark (1774) LOC Library of Congress (http://catalog.loc.gov/webvoy.htm) LUL Leiden University Library (http://catalogus.leidenuniv.nl) NA National Archives, Kew NAS National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh NLS National Library of Scotland (http://www.nls.uk) OBNB Oxford Dictionary of National Biography OLIS Bodleian Library, University of Oxford (http://library.ox.ac.uk) OUP Oxford University Press SAUL St Andrews University Library (http://library.st-andrews.ac.uk/) SBN Servizio Bibliotecario Nazionale (http://opac.sbn.it/) SL Signet Library, Edinburgh STCN Short Title Catalogue Netherlands (http://picarta.pica.nl/) STCV Short Title Catalogue Flanders (http://anet.ua.ac.be/submit.phtml) SS (1850) Thomas George Stevenson, Bibliotheca selecta, curiosa et rarissima. (Edinburgh: Thomas George Stevenson, 1850) 3 SS (1851) Thomas George Stevenson, Catalogue of a select collection of law books (Edinburgh: Thomas George Stevenson, 1851) SS (1852) Thomas George Stevenson, Bibliotheca selecta, curiosa et rarissima. Part second of a general catalogue of miscellaneous English and foreign books (Edinburgh: Thomas George Stevenson, 1852) SUDOC Système Universitaire de Documentation (http://www.sudoc.abes.fr/) SUL University of Salamanca Library (http://sabus.usal.es/) TUL University of Texas Libraries (http://www.lib.utexas.edu/) UDL University of Dundee Library (http://library.dundee.ac.uk/F/) UTL University of Toronto Libraries (http://www.library.utoronto.ca/home/) VD16 Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachbereich erschienenen Drucke des 16. Jahrhunderts (http://www.bsb-muenchen.de/16-Jahrhundert-VD16.180.0.html) VD17 Das Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachraum erschienenen Drucke des 17. Jahrhunderts (http://www.vd17.de/) WorldCat (http://www.worldcat.org) 4 Appendix A Catalogŭs Librorŭm D. Dni. Caroli Areskine de Barjarg, Regiarum Causarum Procŭratoris. 1731. Key *Areskine’s copy † Source of description (Areskine’s copy not traced) Unless otherwise noted these have not been seen since they do not have a connection with Areskine. Books in Folio. F 1 Pandectæ Florentinæ. 3 Vol: Florentiæ 1553 †EDIT16, CNCE 13438 Justinian I, Emperor of the East; Taurellus, Laelius, Digestorum seu Pandectarum libri quinquaginta ex Florentinis Pandectis repraesentati (Florentiniae: In officina Laurentii Torrentini Ducalis typographi, 1553) F 2 Corpus Juris Civilis Glossatŭm. 6 Vol: Lugd: 1627 (Note: ‘vide infra 164 & 165’ [i.e. F 164 below]) Two volumes with Areskine provenances are in the AL Alva Coll. I: *AL, Alva Coll., 84 (Size mis-match, octavo); Areskine Bookplate; LAS, m.1.12 Justinian I, Emperor of the East; Accursius; Brosses, Pierre; Cujas, Jacques; Godefroy, Denis; Leconte, Antoine, Digestum nouum, seu Pandectarum iuris ciuilis tomus tertius: ex Pandectis Florentinis...Commentarius Accursii, scholiis Contiis & Dionysii Gothofredu lucubrationibus ad Accursium illustratus. His accesserunt paratitla Iacobi Cuiacii....Cum remissionibus Petri Brossei (Lyons, 1627) II: *Advocates, Alva Coll., 83 (Size mis-match, octavo); Areskine Bookplate; LAS, m.1.11 Justinian I, Emperor of the East; Accursius; Brosses, Pierre; Cujas, Jacques; Godefroy, Denis; Leconte, Antoine, Digestum nouum, seu Pandectarum iuris ciuilis tomus tertius: ex Pandectis Florentinis...Commentarius Accursii, scholiis Contiis & Dionysii Gothofredu lucubrationibus ad Accursium illustratus. His accesserunt paratitla Iacobi Cuiacii....Cum remissionibus Petri Brossei (Lyons, 1627) F 3 Cujaci Opera quæ edi Voluit Francof. 1623 (Note: ‘Taken to London’) †VD17, 1:007532Z Cujas, Jacques, Opera, quae De iure fecit, et edi volvit: ab ipso auctore postremum recognita & libris quibusdam aucta; In tomos quatuor distincta, quorum catalogus, & Capita a facie cuiusque tomi, excepto primo, qui post Praefationem illa tradit, continentur; Additi sunt indices quinque omnium copiosißimi; Caetera, quae aliunde ex eius recitationibus studiosorum diligentia varie exceptis, publice hactenus exposita sunt, aut posthac exponentur, auctor pro suis non agnouit; quin & edi prohibuit (Francofurti: Typis Wechelianis, Aubrii & Schleichius, 1623) F 3a Ejusdem Opera Posthuma 10 Vol: Lutetiæ Paris: 1658 †SUDOC, 066639751 5 Cujas, Jacques, Jacobi Cujacii,..Opera omnia, in decem tomos distributa, quibus continentur tam priora, sive quae ipse superstes edi curavit, quam posteriora, sive quae post obitum ejus edita sunt, vel nunc primum prodeunt. Editio nova emendatior...Opera & cura Caroli Annibalis Fabroti J.C. (Lutetiae Parisiorum: Impensis Societatis Typographicae Librorum Officij Ecclesiastici, 1658) F 4 Couarrŭvias Opera Omnia Franc:adMain 1592 *AL, A.77.3; Areskine Bookplate Covarrubias y Layva, Diego de, Didaci Couarruuias a Leyua Toletani…Opera omnia (Francoforti ad Moen: Impens. haered. Sigis. Feyrab., 1592) VD16, C 5634 F 5 Hen: a Rosenthal Tractatus Juris Feudalis. Tomŭs alter. Ibid: 1624 †NLS, Nha.M11 Rosenthall, Heinrich von, Henrici a Rosenthal i.c. praeclarissimi tractatus, et synopsis totius iuris feudalis: conclusionibus, & sententiis in capita duodecim familiari methodo digestus (Francofurti ad Moenum: Typis Wechelianis: Apud Danielem & Davidem Aubrios, & Clementem Schleichium, 1624) F 6 Duareni Opera Francof: 1598 *AL, B.10.1 (not shelved in Alva Coll.); Areskine Bookplate; LAS, b.10.1 Douaren, François, D. Francisci Duareni i.c. celeberrimi, omnia quae quidem hactenus edita fuerunt opera (Francofurti: Apud heredes Andreae Wecheli, Claudium Marnium, & Ioan. Aubrium, 1598) VD16, D 2447 F 7 Dictionaire des Arrests. 3 Vol: A Paris. 1711 *AL, Alva Coll., 81a-81b (Missing vol. 3); Areskine Bookplate; LAS, h.2.19 Brillon, Pierre Jacques, Dictionnaire des arrests, ou jurisprudence universelle des parlemens de France, et autres tribunaux, contenant par ordre alphabetique les matieres beneficiales, civiles et criminelles: les principales maximes du droit ecclesiastique, du droit romain, des coûtumes & des ordonnances. Tirées des plus celebres canonistes, jurisconsultes, & commentateurs (A Paris: Chez Charles Osmont, 1711) F 8 Codex Theodosiannŭs. Jac: Gothofredi. 6 Tom: 3 Vol: Lugd: 1675 *AL, Alva Coll., 26A-26C (but 1665 edition which is not listed therefore ‘1675’ might be an error for 1665); Areskine Bookplate; LAS, g.2.24 Godefroy, Jacques, Codex Theodosianus cum perpetuis commentariis Iacobi Gothofredi ...præmittuntur chronologia accuratior, cum chronico historico, & prolegomena...opus posthumum ...recognitum & ordinatum ad vsum Codicis Iustinianei, opera et studio Antonii Maruillii (Lugduni: Sumptibus Ioannis-Antonii Huguetan, & Marci-Antonij Rauaud, 1665) F 9 Codex Fabrianŭs. Aut: Fabri Lipsiæ 1706 †BL, 22.f.12 Favre, Antoine, Codex Fabrianus definitionum forensium et rerum in sacro Sabandiæ Senatu tractatarum, ad ordinem titulorum Codicis Justinianei...accommodatus, et in novem libros distributu ...Postrem ...editio, a...accuratam auctoris recensionem expressa: variis insuper...Senatus consultis et...novis titulis...auct...Cum indice...locupletiore, etc (Lipsiae: Fritsch, 1706) 6 F 10 Fabri (Basil:) Thesaŭrŭs Eruditionis Scholasticæ Lipsiæ 1710 †WorldCat, OCLC 257367736 Faber, Basilius, Basilii Fabri Sorani Thesaurus eruditionis scholasticae: post aliorum Inprimis CLL. Vir. CL. Augusti Buchneri et Christophori Cellarii iteratas operas iam accendentisbus notis et observationibus
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