BIBLIOTHECÆ ANIMALIS

4t. Frankfurt on the Oder.

• Andr. Baccii tr. de Monocerote sive unicornu, ejusque viribus & usu, itemque de Alce tract. ex Italiano a Wolfg. Gabelchovero in Latinum conversus. Andr. Baccius's treatise on the Monoceros or Unicorn, and its powers and use, as well as a treatise on the Elk, translated from the Italian into Latin by Wolfg. Gabelchover. 8v. Stuttgart 1598.
  --- 1698.
  Translated from the Italian into Latin by Andr. Marino. 4t. 1566.
• The same: L’Alicorno discorso. Discourse on the Unicorn. 4t. Florence 1573.
• The same: de venenis ac antidotis; acc. de canis rabiosi morsu & ejus curatione. On poisons and antidotes; added: on the bite of a rabid dog and its cure. 4t. Rome 1586.
• The same: Tract. de magna bestia, Alce, Elend, ejusque proprietatibus, epilepsiæ resistentibus. Treatise on the great beast, the Elk, and its properties in resisting epilepsy. 8v. 1568.
  8v. Stuttgart 1698.
• Nic. Bærii Musa nocturna murneriana, murnerische, i. e. Eulen- und Katzen-Musick. Nic. Bærius's nocturnal Murnerian muse, i.e., Owl and Cat music. 2c. 4t. Bremen 1685.
  These are Latin and Low German poems, admodum lepida & faceta very witty and humorous, about the tomcat and the owl. They are very well written and pleasant to read, and both the tomcat and the owl are depicted standing upright, dressed nicely, in a copper engraving on the title page.
• The same: Phalinodia & Crocodilophonia Whale and Crocodile poem, from Holy Scripture and world history. 4t. Ibid. 1702. cum fig. with figures.