Aulus Gellius, Gronovii. Lugd. Bat. 1687, 8vo.
Aristidis Orationes. Canteri. 1604, 12mo.
Aristæneti Epistolæ. Paris. 1639, 8vo.
Ausonii Opera, 1608, 8vo.
Apollodori Bibliotheca Commelini. 1599, 8vo.
Athenagoras, edited by Humphreys. 1714, 8vo.
Arati et Eratosthenis quædam, cum Dionysii Hymnis. Oxon. 1672,
8vo.
Antoninus, edited by Gataker, Dacier, and Stanhope, in 1697,
folio, and the Edition printed at Oxford, 1680, 12mo.
Cæsar. Amst. 1650, 8vo.
Ciceronis Opera, Lugd. Bat. 1642, in 8 volumes 8vo.; Ciceronis
Epistolæ, 1549, and Paris, 1557, both in folio; Cicero de
Oratore, Aldi, Venetiis, 1564, 8vo., a cropt copy, in the
original calf measuring five inches and three quarters by
three inches and five-eighths, with “10. R. A.” stamped on the
sides; Orationes, Delphini, Cant. 1692, 8vo.; Quintus Calaber,
Hanoviæ, 1604, 8vo., and Quintus Curtius, Wetstein. Amstel.
1687, 8vo.
Callimachus; Stephani, in folio.
Catullus, Vossii. Brunsvig. 1658, 8vo.
Diogenes Laertius. Stephani, 1570, 8vo., and Kuhnii. Amst.
1692, in two 4to. volumes.
Dionysius Halicarnasseus. Oxonii, 1704, in 2 vols. fol.
Dion Cassius, Leunclavii. Hanoviæ, 1606, folio.
Dionis Chrysostomi Orationes. Lutetiæ, 1604, fol.
Dionysii Alexandrini et Pomponii Melæ, Orbis Descriptio, 1557,
folio.
Demosthenis et Æschines Orationes, Wolfii. Francof. 1604,
folio, and by Foulkes. Oxonii, 1696, 8vo.
Ennii Fragmenta, Hesselii. Amst. 1707, 4to.
Euripidis Tragœdiæ à Barnes. Cantab. 1694, folio, & Canteri.
Amstel. 1571, 8vo.
Euclidis Elementa à Barrow. Lond. 1659, 8vo.
Epictetus & Cebes. Cantab. 1655, 8vo.
Eustathius de Ismenie Amoribus. Paris. 1618, 8vo.
Eutropius. Basileæ, 1546, 8vo.
Eratosthenes. 1590, 8vo.
Falisci Cynegeticon, Johnson. Lond. 1679, 8vo.
Florus. Amstel. 1664, 8vo.
Frontini Opera. Amstel. 1661, 8vo.
Galeni Opera. Basileæ, 1538, in 3 folio volumes, and the fifth
part only of the Aldine edition of 1525, in folio.
Herodotus, Aldi. Venet. 1502, folio. This copy of the first
edition of this History is much defaced by scribbling, and has
been cropt by the binder, measuring only eleven and a quarter
by seven and a half inches. There is another edition printed at
Frankfort in 1608, folio.
Herodiani Historia, Stephani. 1581, folio.
Hesiodus, Grævii. Amst. 1667, 8vo., and another edition of
1537, in 4to.
Hippocrates Opera. Basileæ, 1538, folio.
Horatius, Schrevelii. Lugd. Bat. 1663.
Homerus. Basileæ, 1535, Castalionis, 1567, and Lugd. Bat. 1656,
all in folio.
Heliodorus. Francof. 1631, 8vo.
Hierocles. Lond. 1654, in two 8vo. volumes.
Historiæ Augustæ Scriptores, Casauboni. Paris. 1620, folio.
Historiæ Poeticæ Scriptores Antiqui, Gr. & Lat. Paris. 1675,
8vo. in old red morocco with gilt leaves.
Iamblichus, Commelini, 1598, and Kusteri, 1707, both in 4to.
and by Gale 1678, in folio.
Isocrates, Wolfii. Basileæ, 1570, in folio.
Justinus Variorum. 1659, 8vo.
Juvenal, Hennini. Ultraj. 1685, 4to. and Schrevelii, Lugd. Bat.
1664, & Hanoviæ, 1619, both in 8vo.
Livii Historia. Francofurti, 1552, 8vo.
Longinus, Faber. Sal. 1663, 8vo.
Lucian, Vossii. Amst. 1687, in two 8vo. volumes.
Lycophron, Meursii. Lugd. Bat. 1599, 8vo. and Canteri, 1601, in
4to.
Manilius, Scaligeri. 1600, 4to.
Ammianus Marcellinus, Valesii. Paris. 1636, 4to.
Musæus, Moschus and Bion. Whitford. Lond. 1655, 4to.
Menandri et Philemonis Reliquiæ. Cantab. 1713, 8vo.
Macrobii Opera, in 8vo.
Martial. Lond. 1615, 8vo.
Nicander. Coloniæ, 1530, 4to.
Cornelius Nepos. Amst. 1665, 8vo.
Oppianus, Ritterhusii. Lugd. Bat. 1597, 8vo.
Ovidii Opera. Lond. 1656, 8vo.
Panegyrici Veteres. Antv. 1599, 8vo.
Persius, Casauboni. Lond. 1647, 8vo.
Pausanias, Xylandri. Hanoviæ, 1613, folio.
Platonis Opera Ficini. Francof. 1602, in 3 folio vols.
Plutarchi Opera. Francof. 1620, folio.
Plotini Opera. Basileæ, 1580, folio.
Phædrus, Forbes. Salmur. 1657, 4to.
Pompeius Festus, Dacier. 1699, 4to.
Petronius Arbiter. Lond. 1693, Paris. 1618, & Lipsiæ, 1666, all
in 8vo.
Plautus, Gronovii. Lugd. Bat. 1664.
Plinii Historia Naturalis, Gronovii. Lugd. Bat. 1669, in 3 8vo.
volumes.
Plinii Junioris Epistolæ et Panegyricus. Oxon. 1703, 8vo.
Porphyrius de Vitâ Pythagoræ. Romæ, 1630, 8vo.
Phalaris Epistolæ. 1614, 8vo.
Velleius Paterculus. Oxon. 1693, 8vo.
A Copy of the first Edition of Pindarus, Aldi, Venet.
1513, 8vo. with Callimachi Hymni, Dionysii Periegetes, and
Lycophronis Alexandra, in one volume, interleaved throughout,
measuring six inches by three inches and five-eighths, and
bound in old calf. There is also the Oxford edition of Pindar,
1697, in folio.
Quintilian. Francof. 1629, 8vo. and by Gibson, Oxon. 1693, 4to.
Rhetores selecti Græci et Latini, à Gale. Oxon. 1676, 8vo.
Senecarum Opera. Amst. 1659, 8vo.
Senecæ Tragœdiæ. Lugd. Bat. 1611, 8vo.
Sophoclis Tragœdiæ, Camerarii. Steph. 1603, 4to. & Lugd. Bat.
1593, 8vo.
Suetonius, Casauboni, Argent. 1497, 4to. and Erasmi. Paris.
1527, 8vo.
Stobæi Sententiæ. Aur. All. 1609, folio.
Stephanus de Urbibus. Basil. 1568, folio.
Strabonis Geographia, Casauboni. Paris. 1620, fol.
Suidæ Lexicon. Froben. Basil. 1545, folio.
Sallust, by Maittaire. Lond. 1713, 8vo.
Symmachi Epistolæ. Neapoli, 1617, 8vo.
Sidonii Apollinarii Opera, Plantin. Par. 1599, 8vo.
Tacitus & Paterculus. Lipsii, Amst. 1668, folio.
Tacitus. Amst. 1664, 8vo.
Terentius. Lugd. Bat. 1669, & Amst. 1641, both in 8vo. and by
Hare, Lond. 1724, 4to.
Thucydides. Francof. 1594, folio.
Themistoclis Epistolæ. Romæ, 1628, 4to.
Themistii Orationes, Petavii. Paris. 1618, 4to.
Themistii Opera, Aldus. Venet. 1534, folio; a clean and perfect
copy, measuring twelve and a quarter by eight and a half
inches, in half binding; the title mended.
Theocritus. Oxon. 1699, 8vo.
Theophrasti Characteres, Casauboni, 1631, and by Needham, 1712,
both in 8vo.
Theonis Mathematica. Paris. 1644, 4to.
Valerius Maximus. Delphini, 1679, 4to.
Virgilius, Servii. Paris. 1532, folio.
Xenophon, Leunclavii. Paris. 1625, folio.
I have been thus minute in detailing the editions of the Classics in this
Library, as of like nature are most of those works of antiquity which
I have in other collections omitted to notice. This tedious detail may
therefore have its use in shewing of what the great mass of classical
literature deposited in our Cathedrals consists, and saving needless
repetition of titles which have not sufficient interest to invite perusal.