lychronycon; _printed by Caxton_, 1482, 4to. 4 12 0

480. Pfintzing (Melchoir [Transcriber's Note: Melchior]) His
German Poem of the Adventures of the Emperor Maximilian,
under the name of Tewrdanckh's. Nuremb., 1517, folio 5 7 6

481. Initial Letters, Vignettes, Cul de Lampes, &c., 2
vols., _elegantly bound in russia_. [These beautiful books
are now in the possession of Mr. Douce] 4 6 0

483. Bouteroue, Recherches curieuses des Monnoyes de France:
_in morocco, gilt, Paris_, 1666, folio 5 0 0

486. Froissart's Chronicles; printed by Pynson, 1523, folio,
2 vols. _A beautiful copy elegantly bound._ 16 0 0

487. Recule of the Hystoryes of Troye; _printed by Caxton_,
(1471) Folio. _A very fine copy, and quite complete._ 21 0 0

490. Ciceronis Officia, 1466, 4to. _On paper._ 25 10 0

And thus we take leave of that judicious and tasteful
bibliomaniac, MARK CEPHAS TUTET!

Three months after the sale of the preceding library,
appeared the _Bibliotheca Universalis Selecta_ of SAMUEL
PATERSON; containing a collection to be sold by auction in
May, 1786. To this catalogue of 8001 articles, there is a
short (I wish I could add "sweet") preface, which has been
extracted in the _Gentleman's Magazine_, vol. lvi., p. 334;
and in the _Censura Literaria_, vol. ii., p. 252--but,
whatever accidental reputation the volume may have received
from the notice of it in these periodical works, I deem both
the preface and the work itself quite unworthy of Paterson's
credit. There is an alphabetical index (not always very
correct); and a few bibliographical notes are subjoined to
the specification of the titles; and these considerations
alone will give the book a place in the library of the
bibliomaniac. The collection is, in fact, neither universal
nor select: and the preface is written in the worst of all
styles, containing the most commonplace observations.]

The following year, was sold, in a similar way, the select and very
curious collection of RICHARD WRIGHT, M.D.;[396] the strength of which
lay chiefly in publications relating to the _Drama_ and _Romances_.
It is, in my humble opinion, a most judicious, as well as neatly
printed, little catalogue; and not more than a dozen copies of it, I
think, were printed upon _large paper_. Secure this volume, Lisardo,
if you wish to ad