List of Authors and Writers

On Origen original: "Origeniana", Rouen original: "Rothomag." (Rothomagus), 1668. folio.
Discourse on the Origin of Romances.
Book on Famous Interpreters.

Louis Jacob of Saint-Charles.
    The Papal Library, Lyon original: "Lugd." (Lugdunum), 1643. quarto.
Christophe Justel, the Father.
    The Nomocanon A collection of both ecclesiastical and secular laws. of Photius, in Greek and Latin. Paris, 1615. quarto.
Henri Justel the son and Guillaume Voel.
    Library of Ancient Canon Law, in Greek and Latin. 2 volumes. Paris, 1661. folio.
Johannes Jonsius.
    On the Writers of Philosophical History, Frankfurt, 1659. quarto.
Paolo Giovio of Como. original: "Paulus Jovius Novocomensis"
    Eulogies of Learned Men, Basel, 1571. octavo.
Thomas James.
    An Oxford-Cambridge Selection, London, 1600. quarto.
    General Index of Books Prohibited by the Papists, Oxford, 1627. 12mo.
    On the Corruption of Scripture, the Fathers, etc., London, 1612. quarto. (In English).
    The Gregorian Defense, Geneva, 1625. quarto.
Matthias Flacius Illyricus.
    Catalogue of Witnesses to the Truth, Strasbourg original: "Argentin." (Argentoratum), 1562. folio.
Giovanni Imperiale. original: "Joannes Imperialis"
    The Historical Museum, Venice, 1640. quarto.

Peter Kirsten.
    Lives of the Four Evangelists, Breslau original: "Bresl." (Vratislavia), 1610. folio.
Albert Krantz, Dean of Hamburg.
    Metropolis, or the Ecclesiastical History of Saxony, Cologne, 1574. octavo.

Philippe Labbe.
    New Library of Manuscripts, 2 volumes. Paris, 1657. folio.
    New Library of Manuscripts, or a Sample of Ancient Readings, Paris, 1653. quarto.
    Prospectus for a New Edition of the Works of John of Damascus, Paris, 1652. quarto.
    Dissertation on Ecclesiastical Writers, 2 volumes. Paris, 1660. octavo.
Peter Lambeck. original: "Petrus Lambecius"
    Commentary on the Library of Vienna, Vienna, 1665, etc. folio.
    The Origins of Hamburg, 2 volumes. Hamburg, 1652, etc. quarto.
Cornelius a Lapide.
    Commentaries on Holy Scripture, which are well known.
Matthieu de Larroque. original: "Matthæus Larroquanus"
    Dissertation on the Heretic Photinus, Geneva, 1670. octavo.
Johannes Leusden, Hebrew-Greek Philologist, Utrecht original: "Ultraject." (Ultrajectum), 1670. quarto.
Christian Wolf. Known by his Latinized name Christianus Lupus.
    Letters of the Fathers concerning the Council of Ephesus, with scholia Explanatory comments or annotations. and notes, Louvain, 1682. quarto.
Jan Antonides van der Linden. original: "J. Ant. Vander Linden"
    On Medical Writings, Amsterdam, 1662. octavo.
Jean de Launoy. original: "Joannes Launoius"
    History of the College of Navarre, 2 volumes. Paris, 1677. quarto.
Justus Lipsius.
    Books on Politics, found among the works of Lipsius.