Arrian’s Discourses of Epictetus, in Greek, 12th cent., the archetype of all existing MSS. (20531).
41. Malone (1821; 30 vols.; v).
42. Meerman (1824; 59 vols.; iii, iv).
Physiologus, 10th cent. (20618); Donatus, 9th cent. (20624); Livy, bks. i-x, abt. A.D. 1000 (20631); Jerome’s Chronicle of Eusebius, in Latin, 6th cent. (20632); Macrobius, abt. A.D. 1000 (21637).
43. Boreal (1828; 153 vols.; viii, Icelandic).
44. Oppenheimer (1829; 780 vols.; x, Hebrew).
45. Douce (1834; 497 vols.; i, v, ix, Illumination). See p. [32].
Hours, with fine miniatures (Gonzaga, 21603; Sforza, 21614; Medici, 21616; Maximilian, 21793-4); a Codex purpureus of the Psalter, 9th cent. (21633); Primasius, on the Apocalypse, 8th cent. (21714); Gospel lections in Latin, 10th cent., with carved ivory binding (21750); Apocalypse in Latin, with fine illuminations, 13th cent. (21754); Latin Gospels, 11th cent., with carved ivory binding (21866); the Ormesby Psalter, 14th cent. (21941); Miracles de la Vierge, 15th cent. miniatures (21949); Map of the Holy Land, abt. 1400 (21964).
46. Blakeway (1840; 26 vols.; vii, Shropshire).
47. Wilson (1842; 546 vols.; x, Sanskrit).