Catalogue of a Numerous Collection of Rare and Curious Books

new reflections on each chapter of the Holy Scripture, by J. F. Ostervald, folio. Neuchâtel 1744. Large type. 12-0.

146 Baronius (Cardinal) Ecclesiastical Annals of the whole world, 12 vols. folio. Venice 1705. 30-0.

147 Barbosa (Petri) Complete Works, 6 vols. folio. Cologne 1737. 12-10.

148 Bartholocci, Great Rabbinic Library, Hebrew-Latin, 5 vols. folio. Rome 1675. Very rare. 30-0.

149 Bellori (J. Petri) Annotations on the coins of the 12 earlier Caesars formerly edited by Aeneas Vico, with added images of the same Caesars engraved on copper by the most excellent chalcographers engravers, in folio. Rome 1730. 7-10.

150 Brunnemann (Joan.) Commentary on the Justinian Code; in which individual laws & authentic texts are explained briefly and succinctly, questions frequent in academies and in the Forum are resolved, axioms proposed from time to time by interpreters are examined and others are extracted from the texts themselves, and whatever else pertains to analysis is taught clearly as if by compendium, 2 vols. folio. Lyon 1715.
--- Commentary by the same on the fifty books of the Pandects, a work reviewed by the author himself, enlarged by the interpretation of many laws omitted in the previous edition, with the insertion here and there of what obtains in the newest Common Law, Saxon and Marchian, and other provincial laws, from the edition of Sam. Strykius, 2 tomes, folio. Lyon 1714. 4 vols. 15-0.

151 Buchanan (Geor.) Complete Works recognized and corrected with the greatest care according to the faith of the best codices by Tho. Ruddiman, 2 vols. in folio. Edinburgh 1715. 15-0.

152 Carmelite Library, illustrated with critical notes and dissertations: collected by the care and labor of one of the Carmelites of the Province of Tours, by the author Fr. Cosmas de Villiers of Saint Stephen, Carmelite of the Province of Tours, 2 vols. folio. Orléans 1752. 15-0.

153 Basnagius (Samuel) Posthumous-Ecclesiastical Annals of 645 years from Caesar Augustus to Phocas, etc., 3 vols. folio. Rotterdam 1706. 21-0.

154 Blanchini (Joseph.) Fourfold Gospel of the ancient Latin version or the old Italic, now published for the first time from manuscript codices in gold, silver, purple, and others of more than a thousand years of antiquity.