Conclusion
Four centuries have elapsed since Conrad Gesner published the first
modern bibliography of bibliographies in the _Pandectae_ of 1548.
Although it was only a section in a general subject index, it shows
Gesner's clear understanding of the task and a competent choice
and arrangement of materials. Few later efforts have been equally
successful. His definition of a bibliography is both narrower and
broader than the one that has since found general acceptance.
He does not include, for example, biobibliographical accounts
of religious orders and nations. He was familiar with them but
probably looked upon them as historical rather than bibliographical
compilations. Like most later bibliographers, he does not include
publishers' catalogues and catalogues of books owned by institutions
and individuals. In 1598 Israel Spach employed what is virtually
the modern definition of a bibliography. Like Gesner, he includes
bibliographers who wrote in classical times. In 1628 Francis Sweerts
almost takes the decisive step of making an independent list composed
of bibliographies of bibliographies. The three folio pages in his
_Athenae Belgicae_ on which this list appears have no organic
connection with that biobibliographical dictionary. Sweerts includes,
furthermore, no ancient bibliographers. His work has a modern look.
In 1643 the bibliography of bibliographies comes of age with the
announcement of Jodocus a Dudinck, _Bibliothecariographia_. The
book is lost or more probably was never published, but its subtitle
shows a clear comprehension of the nature of a bibliography
of bibliographies. Philip Labbé published a bibliography of
bibliographies in 1653 and a new edition of it in 1664. His loyalty
to Catholicism and his exclusively French associations hindered its
wide acceptance and use. Few of his contemporaries understood what he
had done, and few learned how to use his book. Even Antoine Teissier,
who revised and enlarged it, showed an imperfect understanding of its
nature. The age was not ready for a bibliography of bibliographies.
Cornelius a Beughem, a man of many bibliographies, may have perceived
the situation, for he never published the compilation that he had
announced in 1680. With the publication of a supplement to Teissier's
revision of Labbé, efforts to make a bibliography of bibliographies
came to a dead stop in 1705. They had resulted in a formulation of
the task.
After 1705 no bibliography of bibliographies appeared for more than
a century. The fragmentary tradition of listing books entitled
_bibliotheca_, i.e. bibliography or catalogue, that might have led
to one produced only withered shoots and ended in 1758 with Durey de
Noinville's wretched compilation. During the eighteenth century the
bibliography of bibliographies is, at best, only a chapter in surveys
of learning. No doubt the great encyclopedias of the time satisfied
scholarly demands so well that men did not perceive the place that a
bibliography of bibliographies might fill.
Conrad Gesner, whom I regard as the first modern writer of a
bibliography of bibliographies, aimed at comprehensiveness and
included works of all ages as far as they came to his knowledge. He
named Amphicrates and his contemporary Jakob Rueff in the same list
without making a distinction between them. Almost immediately the
bibliography of bibliographies became a guide to currently useful
reference works and it has retained that function. Writing in the
early years of the seventeenth century, Paul Bolduan and Francis
Sweerts took a step away from comprehensiveness. They included no
classical Greek and Latin authorities and very few medieval ones.
This exclusion of classical writers runs parallel to the similar
treatment of classical writers of history. In a list of classical
historians we no longer cite Xenophon and Caesar along with Grote
and Gibbon. No one thinks of naming a bibliographer like Cicero,
Suetonius, or St. Jerome in the company of Petzholdt and Brunet.
Although this rejection of ancient bibliographers began in the early
seventeenth century, neither Labbé in 1664 nor Teissier in 1705 fully
accepted it.
By 1812 we find a completely modern conception of bibliography.
Gabriel Peignot cites no bibliographer from classical times and
names only such older writers of the Renaissance as have not been
superseded by more recent authorities. This definition of the
bibliography of bibliographies makes it practically useful to the
writer's contemporaries. With the exception of Theodore Besterman,
the subsequent writers of bibliographies of bibliographies have
been practical men who see a modern librarian's needs and more
especially, when that functionary is invented, the needs of a
reference librarian. Julius Petzholdt admits many old bibliographies
to his _Bibliotheca bibliographica_ of 1866, but gives them room only
for historical reasons or in the absence of a modern work. Joseph
Sabin goes somewhat farther by restricting himself to British and
American bibliographies with only a side glance at those in other
than European languages. Léon Vallée, Henri Stein, W. P. Courtney,
and those who come after show a more and more definitely acknowledged
restriction to modern works and especially those within the easy
reach of their readers. The bibliography of bibliographies becomes
an ever more skilfully fashioned key to unlock modern learning and
modern libraries. In the last two generations cooperative effort
has become characteristic of much bibliographical work and the
publication of periodical surveys limited to brief periods and
cumulated for longer intervals reflect both the difficulty of the
task and the emphasis on contemporary usefulness. The standards
of accuracy and, within the limits that have been accepted, the
standards of completeness have enormously improved.
This brief historical summary makes it plain that a bibliography is
or, at least, it has become a reference work that gives a limited
amount of information of a very special kind. It is immediately
useful in an emergency and less likely to be helpful in surveying
historically any particular field of study. A corollary is the
fact that a bibliography of bibliographies will ordinarily give a
student little or no new information about a subject with which
he is familiar, but can be a valuable aid to him in an unfamiliar
field. A student of Renaissance English literature will not consult
a bibliography of bibliographies to learn of such works as the
_Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature_ or A. W. Pollard
and G. R. Redgrave, A _Short-Title Catalogue of Books Printed in
England ... 1475-1640_. He already knows them. He may be very glad to
find the titles of bibliographies of theology, history, or science
that meet his needs. He should consult, also, the older books
that Besterman alone among modern writers of the bibliography of
bibliographies is likely to cite. Joris Vorstius rightly emphasizes
the fact that a bibliography of bibliographies serves primarily a
reference librarian.[212] I should only enlarge upon his remark by
saying that the older bibliographies of bibliographies are invaluable
and all too little known aids to understanding the historical
development of a discipline or the background of an earlier period.
With all their faults and insufficiencies--and what human works lack
them?--bibliographies of bibliographies are very valuable aids to
scholars. As an introduction to a strange field one will naturally
consult only the most recently published examples, beginning with
Julius Petzholdt, _Bibliotheca bibliographica_ (1866) or perhaps even
with Theodore Besterman, _A World Bibliography of Bibliographies_
(2d ed., 1947-1949; 3d ed., 1955-). In studying the historical
development of a discipline or subject one can neglect the four
oldest bibliographies of bibliographies. Gesner's _Pandectae_,
Spach's _Nomenclator_, and Bolduan's _Bibliotheca philosophica_ are
general subject bibliographies of a sort that I hope to discuss at
another time. These books and Sweert's _Athenae Belgicae_ contain
little or nothing as far as bibliographies are concerned that
cannot be more easily found in other books. With the sole exception
of Labbé's _Bibliotheca bibliothecarum_, which was absorbed into
Teissier's _Catalogus auctorum_, a student of the historical aspect
of a subject must consult all the bibliographies of bibliographies
printed after 1664. They are independent or almost independent
compilations and supplement one another. Fortunately they are not
extremely difficult to obtain. In consulting them the modern scholar
should give thanks to those who have labored so diligently in his
behalf.
FOOTNOTE:
[212] See his important article, "Petzholdt redivivus.
Zur Theorie und Praxis eines allgemeinen internationalen
Bibliographienverzeichnisses," _Zentralblatt für Bibliothekswesen_,
LXIV (1950), 413-438.
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I indicate the libraries where the rare books cited below may be
found by the following abbreviations: CU (University of California,
Berkeley); DLC (Library of Congress); ICN (The Newberry Library,
Chicago); MH (Harvard University Library); NN (New York Public
Library). Books for which no locations are given will be found in
most large libraries. I have not tried to record all the copies owned
in the United States.
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1947-1949. Pp. xxviii, cols. 1450; [i], cols. 1451-3196; [i], cols.
3197-4111. 3d ed.; Geneva, 1955-. The author index in the third
volume of the second edition is printed in three columns. The second
edition is cited as Besterman.
Reviewed: Vilhelm Grundtvig, "En Verdensbibliografi over
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_Bibliographia bibliographica_, I (1898)-VII (1904). Bibliographia
universalis, Contribution No. 31. Brussels: Institut Internationale
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I-VI). The first five volumes were issued with a new titlepage
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_Bibliographic Index. A Cumulative Bibliography of Bibliographies.
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columns.
_----. ---- 1943-1946._ New York, 1948. Pp. [xx], 831. Printed in two
columns.
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are cumulated in annual volumes. The first annual volume was
that for 1937 and was issued in 1938. The annual volumes are
cumulated in volumes of irregular extant. For a collation see
Besterman, I, cols. 328-329.
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272-274.
_Bibliographie des Bibliotheks- und Buchwesens._ "Beihefte zum
Zentralblatt für Bibliothekswesen," XXIX and subsequent issues (not
continuously numbered). Bearbeitet von Albert Hortzschansky. Leipzig,
1905-1925.
There were no annual issues for 1913-1921. It was continued
by the _Internationale Bibliographie des Buch- und
Bibliothekswesens_ (which see). For a collation see Besterman,
I, cols. 325-326.
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Bibliographie der Bibliographien._ Frankfurt a.M., 1939-1950. Pp. 652.
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(1943), 49-52.
Bolduanus, Paul. _Bibliotheca philosophica._ Jena, 1616. Pp. [xxiv],
647, [viii]. ICN; Library of Archer Taylor (enlargement of microfilm).
Collison, Robert L. _Bibliographies Subject and National. A Guide to
their contents, arrangement and use._ London, 1951. Pp. xii, 172.
Courtney, W. P. _A Register of National Bibliography, with a
selection of the chief bibliographical books and articles printed in
other countries._ London, 1905-1912. Pp. viii, 314; [iv], 315-631; v,
340.
Delandine, Antoine François. _Bibliothèque de Lyon. Catalogue des
livres qu'elle renferme dans la classe des belles-lettres._ I (Paris,
1816).
Contains (pp. 108-176) "Bibliographie spéciale et chronologique
des principaux ouvrages sur l'origine et l'histoire de
l'imprimerie, les bibliothèques, et les premiers essais de
l'art typographique dans les diverses villes de l'Europe."
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Dudinck, Jodocus a. _Bibliothecariographia. Enumeratio omnium
autorum, operumque, quae sub titulo Bibliothecae, catalogi, indicis,
nomenclatoris, athenarum etc. prodierunt._ Cologne, 1643.
A bibliographical ghost.
Durey de Noinville, J. B. _Dissertation sur les bibliothèques._
Paris, 1758. Pp. 156, [3]. ICN; MH; Library of Archer Taylor.
Ferguson, John. _Some Aspects of Bibliography._ Edinburgh, 1900. Pp.
[8], 102, [2].
Gesner, Conrad. _Pandectae sive partitionum universalium ... libri
XXI._ Zurich, 1548. Fols, [vi], 375. CU (photostat); DLC; ICN
(lacking the section on law); MH (two copies); NN.
Godet, Marcel. See _Index bibliographicus_.
Hoecker, Rudolf. See _Internationale Bibliographie_.
Hortzschansky, Adelbert. See _Bibliographie des Bibliotheks- und
Buchwesens_.
_Index bibliographicus. Répertoire international des sources de
bibliographie courante (périodiques et institutions)._ Ed. Marcel
Godet. Geneva, 1925. Pp. xvi, 233. 2d ed. by Marcel Godet and Joris
Vorstius. Berlin, 1931. Pp. xxiii, 420. 3d ed., with the subtitle
_Directory of Current Periodical Abstracts and Bibliographies_, by
Theodore Besterman. 2 v.; Paris: Unesco, 1952. Pp. xi, 52; pp. xi, 72.
For collations of the first two editions see Besterman, I, col.
327.
_Internationale Bibliographie des Buch- und Bibliothekswesens mit
besonderer Berücksichtigung der Bibliographie._ Bearbeitet von Rudolf
Hoecker und Joris Vorstius. Neue Folge, I (1926)-XIII (1940).
For collation see Besterman, I, col. 326 (vols. I-X only).
_Internationaler Jahresbericht der Bibliographie_, I-XI. Ed. Joris
Vorstius. Leipzig, 1930-1940.
For collation see Besterman, I, cols. 327-328 (vols. I-X only).
Josephson, Aksel G. S. "Bibliographies of Bibliographies," _The
Bulletin of the Bibliographical Society of America_, II (1910),
21-24, 53-56; III (1911), 23-24, 50-53; IV (1912), 23-27; _Papers
of the Bibliographical Society of America_, VII (1912-1913), 33-40,
115-124.
A revised, re-arranged, and enlarged edition of the following.
----. _Bibliographies of Bibliographies, chronologically arranged
with occasional notes and an index._ "Bibliographical Society of
Chicago. Contributions to Bibliography," No. 1. Chicago, 1901. Pp. 45.
Krüsike, Johannes Christophorus. _Vindemiarum litterarium specimen.
I. quo de re libraria universe agitur. Accedit appendix de scriptis
rei bibliothecariae adfectis. II. quo index scriptorum exhibetur,
qui de libris, illorumque scriptione, commentati sunt._ Hamburg,
1727-1731. Pp. 40; [6], 64.
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Bibliographical Society of America_, II (1910), 23; Vilhelm
Grundtvig, _Centralblatt für Bibliothekswesen_, XX (1903),
435. Although Josephson refers to a copy in the United
States, I have been unable to find it. Petzholdt's comment
(p. 443) shows that he misunderstands the nature of this
book. It is necessarily a very slight work because it is a
supplement to Johannes Andreas Schmid (Schmidt) and J. J.
Mader, _De bibliothecis atque virorum clarissimorum libelli
et commentationes_ (Helmstadt, 1702-1705). For the contents
of Schmid-Mader, which was the standard eighteenth-century
treatise on library science, see Peignot, _Répertoire_, pp.
34-35. Petzholdt does not mention it.
Labbé, Philip. _Bibliotheca bibliothecarum._ Paris, 1664. Pp. [32],
394. CU; ICN. Rouen, 1672. Pp. [32], 398. ICN. Rouen, 1678. Pp. 32,
398, 27. MH; Library of Archer Taylor. Leipzig, 1682. Pp. [72], 671,
38. ICN; Library of Archer Taylor.
Josephson suggests ("Bibliographies," II, 21-22) probably
correctly that the 1678 edition consists of the sheets of the
1672 edition with a new title page and John Selden's numismatic
bibliography.
----. _Novae bibliothecae specimen._ Paris, 1653. CU (positive
microfilm); ICN (positive microfilm); NN.
The tenth appendix (pp. 389-428) is entitled "Supplementorum
Novae bibliothecae, sive speciminis antiquarum lectionum,
coronis libraria. Hoc est, Bibliotheca bibliothecarum &
Catalogus catalogorum, nomenclatorum, indicum, elenchorum
&c. quibus scriptores in quavis arte ac professione
praecipui & libri ferme omnes, partim editi, partim inediti,
representantur."
Josephson seems to have confused this book with Labbé,
_Nova bibliotheca MSS. librorum_ (Paris, 1657); see his
"Bibliographies," II, 21.
----. _Sexdecim librorum initia._ Paris, 1662, 1664. CU, ICN.
Microfilms of both editions in both libraries.
This work consists of the first eight pages of ten
bibliographies on which Labbé was working and description of
six more. The pagination is necessarily not continuous.
_Literarisches Beiblatt zur Zeitschrift_ (later: _zum Jahrbuch_) _des
Deutschen Vereins für Buchwesen und Schrifttum_, I-XIII. Leipzig,
1924-1936.
For a collation see Besterman, I, cols. 326-327.
Malclès, L.-N. _Les Sources du travail bibliographique._ I:
_Bibliographies générales._ Geneva, 1950. Pp. xvi, 364. II:
_Bibliographies spécialisées (sciences humaines)_. Geneva, 1952. Pp.
954.
Reviewed: Joris Vorstius, _Zentralblatt für Bibliothekswesen_,
LXV (1951), 460-463 (volume I).
Moëtte, Charles. _Bibliotheca alphabetica._ A lost manuscript.
Namur, [Jean] Pie. _Bibliographie
paléographico-diplomatico-bibliographique générale ou Répertoire
systématique indiquant 1^o tous les ouvrages relatifs à la
paléographie; à la diplomatique; à l'histoire de l'imprimerie et
de la libraire; à la bibliographie; aux biobibliographies et à
l'histoire des bibliothèques; 2^o la notice des recueils périodiques,
littéraires et critiques de différents pays._ Liége, 1838. Pp. xxvii,
226, [2]; vi, 306.
_Die neu-eröffnete Bibliothec, worinnen der studirenden Jugend und
deren curieusen Liebhabern guter Unterricht von Bibliothequen,
nebenst bequemer Anleitung dieselben anzulegen, wohl zu unterhalten,
und nützlich zu gebrauchen, an die Hand gegeben wird. Welchen
angefügt die vornehmsten Bibliothequen in Europa und was Reisende
vornehmlich bey deren Besichtigung zu beobachten haben._ Hamburg,
1702. DLC; ICN. Hamburg, 1704. Library of Archer Taylor. Hamburg,
1711. CU. The Harvard copy is Theil 2 of _Der geöffnete Ritterplatz_
(Hamburg, 1705-1706). The pagination of all copies is the same: pp.
[x], 298.
Peignot, Gabriel. _Répertoire bibliographique universel, contenant
la notice raisonnée des bibliographies spéciales publiées jusqu'à
ce jour, et d'un grand nombre d'autres ouvrages de bibliographie,
relatifs à l'histoire littéraire, et à toutes les parties de la
bibliologie._ Paris, 1812. Pp. xx, 514.
Petzholdt, Julius. _Bibliotheca bibliographica. Kritisches
Verzeichnis der das Gesammtgebeit der Bibliographie betreffenden
Litteratur des In- und Auslandes in systematischer Ordnung._ Leipzig,
1866. Pp. xii, 939.
Psaume, Etienne. _Dictionnaire bibliographique, ou Nouveau manuel du
libraire et de l'amateur de livres._ 2 v. Paris, 1824.
See "Appendice de l'Essai sur la bibliographie," I, 216-264.
Sabin, Joseph. _A Bibliography of Bibliographies, or a handy book
about books which relate to books. Being an alphabetical catalogue
of the most important works descriptive of the literature of Great
Britain and America, and more than a few relative to France and
Germany._ New York, 1877. Pp. cl, i.e. 150.
This was published as a supplement to the _American
Bibliopolist_, VII (1875)-IX (1877).
San José, Michael de (Michael a S. Joseph). _Bibliographia critica._
Madrid, 1740-1742. 3 v. DLC; ICN; Library of Archer Taylor.
See the articles beginning with the word _bibliotheca_, I,
472-533.
Spach, Israel. _Nomenclator philosophorum et philologicorum. Hoc
est: succincta recensio eorum, quo philosophiam omnesque eius partes
quovis tempore idiomateve usque ad annum 1597 descripserunt,
illustrarunt, & exornarunt, methodo artificiosa secundum locos
communes ipsius philosophiae._ Strassburg, 1598. ICN (microfilm);
Library of Archer Taylor (enlargement of microfilm).
Spizelius, Theophilus (Gottlieb Spitzel). _Sacra bibliothecarum
illustrium arcana retecta, sive MSS. theologicorum, in praecipuis
Europae bibliothecis extantium designatio; cum preliminari
dissertatione, specimine novae bibliothecae universalis, et coronide
philologica._ Augsburg, 1668. Pp. [200], 384. CU; ICN; MH; Library of
Archer Taylor.
Spitzel's comments (pp. 344-355) on Labbé's _Bibliotheca
bibliothecarum_ were reprinted in J. A. Schmidt and J. J.
Mader, _De bibliothecis nova accessio collectioni Maderianae_
(Helmstadt, 1703), pp. 181-183. The reprint does not include
Spitzel's additions to Labbé.
Stein, Henri. _Manuel de bibliographie générale_ (Bibliotheca
bibliographica nova). Manuels de bibliographie historique, 2. Paris,
1897. Pp. xx, 805.
For reviews see H. C. Bolton and Charles Martel, _Publisher's
Weekly_, LV (1899), 386-389; F. J. Teggert, _Library Journal_,
XXIV (1899), 73-75; Charles Martel, _Bibliothèque de l'école
des chartes_, 1899, pp. 521-525.
Sweertius, Franciscus (Francis Sweerts). _Athenae Belgicae._ Antwerp,
1628. Pp. 16, 727. DLC.
See "Syllabus eorum qui bibliothecas, elogia, effigies vitasq.
virorum litteraria illustrium scripserunt et evulgarunt," pp.
56-58.
Teissier, Antoine. _Catalogi auctorum qui librorum catalogos,
indices, bibliothecas, virorum litteratorum elogia, vitas aut
orationes funebres, scriptis consignarunt auctuarium ... sive ejusdem
Catalogi pars altera._ Geneva, 1705. Pp. [6], 368. ICN; MH; Library
of Archer Taylor. Cited as Teissier, _Auctuarium_.
----. _Catalogus auctorum qui librorum catalogos, indices,
bibliothecas, virorum litteratorum elogia, vitas, aut orationes
funebres, scriptis consignarunt._ Geneva, 1686. Pp. [6], 559, 27, 3.
ICN; MH; Library of Archer Taylor. Cited as Teissier, _Catalogus_.
Totok, Wilhelm and Rolf Weitzel. _Handbuch der bibliographischen
Nachschlagewerke._ Frankfurt a.M., 1954. Pp. xxii, 258.
Unger, Johannes Godofredus. _De libris bibliothecarum nomine notatis,
ubi centum et triginta libri antiqui pariter atque et novi secundum
seriem facultatum ac disciplinarum, intermixtis ultro citroque
virorum judiciis, exhibentur, atque ad illustrandum historiam
litterariam operose collecti recensentur disserit...._ Leipzig,
[1734]. Pp. 24. CU (microfilm); ICN (enlargement).
Vallée, Léon. _Bibliographie des bibliographies._ Première partie.
_Catalogue des bibliographies générales et particulières, par ordre
alphabétique d'auteurs...._ Séconde partie. _Répertoire des mêmes
bibliographies par ordre alphabétique des matières._ Paris, 1883. Pp.
vi, [2], 773, [1].
----. ----. _Supplément._ Paris, 1887. Pp. [2], 354.
For reviews see Phil. Min., _Le Livre_, IV (1883), 400-402,
VIII (1887), 525-526; C. A. C[utter], _Library Journal_, VIII
(1883), 104-105, XII (1887), 305; Henri Stein, _Bulletin
critique_, V (1883), 265-269, IX (1888), 89-95; _The
Nation_, XXXVI (June 21, 1883), 535-536; _Zentralblatt für
Bibliothekswesen_, I (1884), 35-36.
Vorstius, Joris. See _Index bibliographicus_; _Internationale
Bibliographie des Buch- und Bibliothekswesens_; _Internationaler
Jahresbericht der Bibliographie_.
Index of Bibliographies of Bibliographies
Besterman, Theodore, 35, 114, 115-122, 123, 133, 134, 135, 137
Beughem, Cornelius a, 44-45, 134, 137
_Bibliographia bibliographica_, 105-106, 137
_Bibliographic Index_, 108, 138
_Bibliographie des Bibliotheks- und Buchwesens_, 106, 138
Bohatta, Hanns, Walter Funke, and Franz Hodes, 124-125, 138
Bolduan, Paul, 16-18, 19, 132, 135, 138
Collison, R. L., 127, 138
Courtney, W. P., 111-113, 116, 133, 139
Delandine, A. F., 71-72, 139
Dudinck, Jodocus a, 21-23, 131, 139
Durey de Noinville, J. D., 57-58, 124, 132, 139
Ferguson, John, 48, 110-111, 139
Funke, Walter. See Bohatta, Hanns
Gesner, Conrad, 4-13, 16, 19, 21, 80, 121, 123, 131, 132, 135, 139
Godet, Marcel. See _Index bibliographicus_
Grundtvig, Vilhelm, 95, 113-115, 118, 130
Hodes, Franz. See Bohatta, Hanns
Horne, T. H., 69-71, 72
Hoecker, Rudolf. See _Internationale Bibliographie des Buch- und
Bibliothekswesens_
Hortzschansky, Adalbert. See _Bibliographie des Bibliothek- und
Buchwesens_
_Index bibliographicus_, 107, 139-140
_Internationale Bibliographie des Buch- und Bibliothekwesens_, 106,
140
_Internationaler Jahresbericht der Bibliographie_, 107-108, 140
Jerome, St., 1-3
Josephson, A. G. S., 76-77, 95-96, 114, 123, 129-130, 140
Krüsike, J. C., 140-141
Labbé, Philip, 3-4, 21, 23-39, 47-50, 51, 80, 95, 98, 121, 123,
131-132, 135, 141-142
_Literarisches Beiblatt der Zeitschrift_ (later: _zum Jahrbuch_)
_des deutschen Vereins für Buchwesen und Schrifttum_, 106, 142
Malclès, L.-N., 125-127, 142
Moëtte, Charles, 45, 63, 142
Namur, J. P., 72-76, 78, 98, 123, 142
_Neu-eröffnete Bibliothec, Die_, 50-53, 59, 142-143
Peignot, Gabriel, 64-69, 72, 95, 98, 108, 109, 116, 121, 124, 133,
143
Petzholdt, Julius, 16, 77-91, 95, 100, 109, 110, 116, 121, 124, 133,
135, 143
Placcius, Vincent, 37
Psaume, Etienne, 71-72, 143
Sabin, Joseph, 91-95, 97, 98, 133, 143
San José, Michael a, 56-57, 124, 143
Spach, Israel, 13-16, 19, 131, 135, 143-144
Spitzel, Theophilus, 37-39, 144
Stein, Henri, 95, 100-103, 121, 133, 144
Sweerts, Francis, 18-19, 131-132, 135, 144
Teissier, Antoine, 4, 40-44, 80, 95, 98, 123, 132, 135, 144-145
Totok, Wilhelm and Rolf Weitzel, 127-129, 145
Unger, J. G., 53-56, 145
Vallée, Léon, 95-100, 133, 145
Vorstius, Joris, 107, 108, 114, 134, 144
Weitzel, Rolf. See Totok, Wilhelm
Wilson Co., H. W. See _Bibliographic Index_
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Transcriber's Note
Obvious typographical errors have been repaired.
P. 130: "criticism by Vilhelm Grundtvig that we have already
discussed"; original displayed a footnote anchor after this text
([33]), for which there was no corresponding footnote. The anchor has
been removed.
Footnote 202 had no anchor in the original text. Anchor placement
assumed after block quote.