&c. r. “D. Diego Fernandez de Cabrera y Bovadilla.”
” ” ” Consejo Real, presidente de, add “[Don Diego
de Espinosa y Arevalo]”
P. 566. ” ” Medina de Rioseco, duquesa de, D^{a}.
Francisca, add “de Sandoval, daughter of D. Christoval de Sandoval y
Rojas, duke of Uceda, and wife of the fifth duke de Medina de
Rioseco, D. Juan Alfonso Enriquez . . .”
P. 571. _Add._ 28,410: Bejar, duke of. His full name was D.
Francisco Lopez de Zuñiga y Sotomayor, formerly count de
Belalcazar; the count of Belalcazar immediately following
was Don Alonso Diego Lopez de Zuñiga y Sotomayor, son of Don
Francisco.
P. 574. ” ” Napoles, governador del Hospital de, ff.
184 r. “f. 134.”
P. 576. ” ” Saposa (Nofre); instead of ff. 225 r. “125.”
P. 578. ” ” Bejar, duke of; r. as above, D. Francisco
[Lopez] de Zuñiga y Sotomayor.
P. 579. _Add._ 28,411: Expeleta; f. 858 r. “358.”
P. 584. _Add._ 28,412: _Belalcacar_ r. “Belalcaçar” or
“Belalcazar.”
P. 587. _Add._ 28,412: the archbishop of Monreale in Sicily was
no longer in 1579 Retana, but Torres (Luis).
P. 588. ” ” Requesens y Montañan, D^{a}. Ana de; 1521
r. “1581.”
P. 590. _Add._ 28,413: Almaçan, marquesa de. D. Francisco
Hurtado de Mendoza, count of Monteagudo and first marquis de
Almazan, President of the Council of the Military Orders from
1588 to his death in 1591, had two wives: firstly, the one
named in the article; and secondly, D^{a}. Maria de Cardenas
y Tobar. Which of the two was living in 1581, the date of
Zuñiga’s letter to her, does not appear from Lopez de Haro’s
_Nobiliario genealogico de los Reyes y titulos de España_,
Madrid, 1622, 2 vols., folio.
P. 596. _Add._ 28,414, 18: De Veroy r. ”De Verey.”
P. 614. _Add._ 28,419, 50: Lista de las plaças _fuertas_ r.
”fuertes.”
P. 619. _Add._ 28,466, 6: el _puesto_ del Final r. ”puerto.”
P. 632. _Add._ 15,938 is already described in Vol. I., p. 552.
P. 667. _Add._ 28,704, 320: licenciado _de_ Juan r. ”lic^{do}.
don Juan.”
P. 668. ” ” 330: Gran Maestre [en San Juan] r. ”Gran
Maestre de San Juan de Malta.”
” ” ” 343: gobernador del arçobispado de Toledo,
add [Garcia Tello Giron].
P. 676. ” ” 522: 27 May, 1870, r. “1570.”
P. 683. ” ” 684: Myn Muñoz r. “Martyn” or “Martin
Muñoz,” a small town of Castille, where Cardinal Espinosa was born.
” ” ” 684 (l. 2): _Zuniga_ r. “Zuñiga.”
P. 700. ” ” 1035 (l. 2): _Valanca_ r. “Valançá” or
“Valanzá.”
P. 701. ” ” 1042: instead of Pius IV. r. “Pius V.,” for
the former died on the 10th of December, 1565.
P. 706. _Add._ 28,434, 19 (l. 7): instead of 1368 r. “1568.”
P. 708. _Add._ 28,450, 2 (l. 2): No. 14 r. (“No. 15”).
P. 711. _Prin. Vol._ 1320, l. 11. 28 (l. 3): to the Archbishop
r. “from the Archbishop or from his secretary.”
P. 721. _Add._ 28,368, 32 (l. 3): Alonso de _Loçana_ r. “Alonso
de Leçama.”
P. 722. ” ” 62: the blank to be filled with the name and
title of D. Francisco Zapata, first count of Barajas, who presided
over the Council of the Military Orders from 1580 till 1583,
when he was promoted to the Presidency of Castille. See Garma y
Salcedo: _Theatro Universal de España_, vol. iv., pp. 260 and
391.
P. 723. ” ” 74 (l. 6): Çaffra is meant for “Çafra” or
“Zafra,” a town of Estremadura.
P. 740. _Add._ 28,378, 38 (l. 3): Don Blasco de _Aragon_ r.
“Alagon.”
P. 748. _Add._ 20,926, 24: _Basilio_ r. ”Bailío.”
” ” ” 24: _Moriscal_ r. “Mariscal.”
P. 749. ” ” 37 (l. 2): Don Pedro _Castejon_ r.
“Castrejon.”
P. 751. ” ” 66: Joseph Salazar add “Mazarredo.”
” ” ” 67 (l. 5): Compañia de _Caracos_ r. “de
Caracas.”
P. 752. ” ” 77 (l. 3): _Gandara_ is a mistake for
“Langara.”
P. 755. _Add._ 28,364, 25: el conde de Fuensalida [Don Juan].
There was no Count of Fuensalida of the name of _Juan_, and
therefore Pedro VII., who died in 1599, or Pedro VIII. (d.
1609), or again another Pedro who was still living in 1618 when
Lopez de Haro compiled his _Nobiliario genealogico de los Reyes
y titulos de España_, must be meant. See vol. i., lib. v., pp.
508-22.
P. 760. ” ” 79: El lic^{do}. Francisco de _Alarcon_ r.
“Albornoz,” who in 1584 was Councillor of the Military Orders,
as appears from Nos. 43-4, 46-7, and from Nos. 18, 25-6, &c. of
_Add._ 28,365.
P. 768. _Add._ 28,365, 96: the reference at the end (No. 84)
should be “No. 82.”
” ” ” 105: _Compia_ de nombramiento r. “comp̄sa,”
i.e. “compulsa,” or “copia cotejada.”
” ” ” 105 (l. 3): certificada por _D. Idiaquez_
r. “D. Juan de Idiaquez Isassi.”
P. 769. _Add._ 28,366 (l. 5): _dado_ r. “dada.”
P. 775. ” ” 100 (l. 3): el _Armado_ r. el “Armada.”
P. 793. _Add._ 28,374, 159 (l. 2): _Peraelda_ r. “Peraleda.”
P. 794. _Add._ 28,375, 4 (l. 4): _Alcuerca_ r. “Alcuesca.”
P. 811. _Add._ 28,436, 13: the date at the end of line 2 is a
mistake. Instead of 1518 r. “1618.”
VOLUME IV.
P. 4. _Add._ 21,535, 30: Reyna Gobernadora Maria Luisa, add
“de Saboya,” first wife of Philip V., the first of the Spanish
Bourbons. She died on the 14th of February, 1714.
P. 16. _Add._ 28,850, 99 (l. 2): after Don Luis, add de Haro,
or Mendez de Haro, who succeeded Olivares as Prime Minister of
Philip IV.
” ” ” 101 (l. 2): dos palomas _toreaces_ r.
“torcazes.”
” ” ” 103: Ciemps, elsewhere Zienps, is an
abbreviation for Cienpozuelos, a small town near Madrid.
P. 22. _Add._ 28,371, 6 (l. 2): obispado de _Palencia_ r.
“Plasencia in Estremadura.” See Vol. II., p. 752, No. 175.
P. 23. _Add._ 28,371, 23 (l. 3): the date at the end is wrong;
r. “1586.”
P. 25. ” ” 45 (l. 2): Marques de Aguilar. His name was D.
Luis Manrique, son of Juan, ambassador of Charles V. at Rome
(1536-43). He himself died in 1585.
P. 26. ” ” 63 (l. 3): _pero_ que no ha r. “porque no ha.”
P. 31. _Add._ 28,372, 24: _Loyasa_ is a misprint for “Loaysa.”
P. 36. ” ” 24: the date at the end should be 1587.
P. 41. _Add._ 28,463 has been already described in Vol. III.,
pp. 418-9.
P. 54. _Add._ 23,724, 84: D. Fernando de Velasco r. “Don
Fernando [Joseph] de Velasco.”
P. 64. _Add._ 28,436, 14: the Marquesa (marchioness) of Zara or
Zahara was D^{a}. Vitoria de Toledo-Colonna, wife of D. Luis
Ponce de Leon, marquis of Zara, there alluded to.
P. 65. ” ” 57: D. Damian, add “Armenta?”
P. 68. ” ” 90 (last line): _compania_ r. “compañia.”
” ” ” 120: A Uzeda; that is, to D. Christoval de
Sandoval y Rojas, son of the Duke of Lerma, Don Francisco.
P. 69. ” ” 156: Don Gul. is probably an abbreviation of
“Don Guillen.”
” ” ” 182: Don Juan Antonio da Vera, Figueroa y
Zuñiga, count de la Roca, wrote several books; the one here
mentioned must be _El Embaxador_, printed at Seville in 1620.
P. 71. ” ” 227: as immediately after the congratulatory
address to Philip III. on the birth of a son, there follows another
(No. 228) upon the marriage of his eldest son and heir [Philip
IV.], it will be found that the prince or infante--on whose
birth the Duke congratulated King Philip III.--could not be
Carlos, but _Alfonso_, born on the 22nd of September, 1611,
and who died in September 1612. In October 1615, the marriage
by proxy of Philip with Isabella, the daughter of Henri IV. of
France and Marie de Medicis, took place, though the matrimonial
settlements had been signed three years before, in 1612. See
Florez: _Reinas Catolicas de España_, Madrid, 1751, 4to, vol.
ii., p. 95. As to Don Carlos and Don Fernando, the other two
sons of Philip III., the former lived until the 10th of July,
1632; and as to the latter, who was made Archbishop of Toledo
and Cardinal at the age of ten, and subsequently appointed
Governor of the Low Countries, his death took place at Brussels
in November 1641.
P. 87. _Add._ 28,440, 117: Decreto del Marques, 1584, r. “1654.”
” ” ” 130: _Alfarez_ r. “Alferez,” a word derived
from the Arabic _féres_, or a horseman carrying a flag in his
hand, now meaning “the ensign” or “cornet” of a regiment.
P. 89. ” ” 144: Pedro _Martin_ de Armendariz r. “Marin.”
P. 92. _Add._ 28,440, 194 (last word): _Navarrese_ r.
“Navarrete.”
P. 94. ” ” 217 (l. 8): _Estepa_ r. “Estepa,” a town of
Andalusia.
P. 96. ” ” 240 (l. 3): y su _Terbi_ el Medioni is probably
a corruption of Telbi or Télib, which in Arabic means a
student-at-law, and also a secretary, i.e. _Kâtib_. The change
of _l_ into _r_, and vice versâ, is very frequent in Spanish,
especially in words derived from the Arabic.
P. 99. ” ” 284 (l. 3): _Avellano_ r. “Arellano.”
P. 106. ” ” 384 (last line): _Baguiratt_, the name of a
place near Oran, has been frequently written Buguirat, as at p.
129, No. 87 of _Add._ 28,442.
P. 107. ” ” 398: the date of the year at the end should
be [1658].
” ” ” 405 (l. 5): parcialidades (tribes) de Uled
Jabara, Uled Guerrah, y Uled el Hax. _Uled_ (the sons) is
equivalent to _Benu_ or _Beni_, i.e. the progeny, the family,
the tribe, the descendants of such an one. Jabara seems
identical with Jubera or Jubiera, as elsewhere printed, though,
generally speaking, it must be said that proper names of
individuals, towns, and encampments in Barbary, both in this
volume and in the preceding (those in the Sloane Collection
relating to Tangier not excluded), are so corrupted as to
render them at times almost unintelligible. The same may be
said of the volumes containing despatches from Oran, Melilla,
Ceuta, and other places on the African coast.
P. 108. ” ” 423: La venida del Jarife y _Mahala_ de
Argel. Mahala or Mahalla is an Arabic word signifying an
encampment, and also an army; in Spanish, _almafalla_.
P. 109. ” ” 430: muerte _alevosia_ r. “muerte alevosa”
or “de alevosía.”
P. 113. _Eg._ 28,441, 14 (l. 3): duque de _Montalvo_ r.
“Montalto” of the Aragon family.
P. 115. ” ” 53 (l. 2): Ana Maria Garceram r. en lo que
suplican “Ana y Maria Garceran.”
P. 117. ” ” 68 (l. 3): _condenada_ r. “condenado.”
P. 119. ” ” 110: [dan] at the end of line 1 should be
deleted r. “man[dan]doles.”
P. 120. ” ” 120 (end of l. 2): _Morena_ r. “Moreno.”
P. 124. _Add._ 28,442, 11 (l. 2): r. el Rey Carlos y principe
Ruberto (Rupert) de Inglaterra.
P. 136. _Add._ 28,203, 12: the name of the Viceroy of New
Spain (Mexico and its dependencies) is there called D. _Pedro_
de Toledo y Leyva, whereas Alcedo and other historians
designate him as _Antonio Sebastian_, adding that he was the
second marquis of Mancera, governed Mexico till 1673, returned
to Spain, where he became Councillor of State and Lord High
Steward to Queen Mariana of Austria, and died on the 13th of
February, 1715.
P. 144. Printed volume in folio C. 38, i. 1, 10 (last line):
1322, add “l. 16*.”
P. 168. _Add._ 28,212: a Spanish translation of this work,
containing occasional references to Cervantes and his _Don
Quixote_, has since the compilation of this catalogue, and
years before the publication of this fourth volume, appeared at
Madrid in various numbers of the _Revista de España_. As there
is no name of author in the British Museum original manuscript
(the first two leaves of the preface having been torn off),
the compiler of this catalogue thought that it might have
been written by Balthasar Diaz, a Portuguese lawyer; but two
complete copies of the same book having since been accidentally
found at Lisbon, its translator has been able to assign its
authorship to a Portuguese lawyer of the name of Machado, who
resided at Valladolid from 1603 to 1605.
P. 173. _Add._ 28,452 r. “_Add._ 28,452.”
” ” ” 10 (l. 2): _Felipe I._ r. “Felipe III.”
P. 177. _Add._ 21,538, 6: _Ovendayn_ r. “Orendayn.”
” ” ” 15: _Juin_ r. “June” or “Junio.”
P. 181. _Add._ 28,426, 64: _Compiano_ r. “Campiano,” and 1598
instead of 1589.
P. 189. _Add._ 28,427, 7 (l. 2): _Evoia_ r. “Evora.”
P. 198. ” ” 161: _Attayde_ r. “Atayde.”
P. 200. _Add._ 28,428, 10: the date at the end is wrong; r.
“1608.”
P. 204. ” ” 82: the reference should be No. 68.
P. 215. _Add._ 21,537, 10: after Ordenes, add “Militares.”
P. 251. _Slo._ 3513, 32: King Gailan or Gaylan, elsewhere
called Prince of Barbary, seems to have been governor of
Tetuan, Mequinez or Meknes, Tafilet, Salee, and other places.
His full name was Alhader Ahmed ben Ali Gaylan.
P. 255. _Slo._ 2496, 4: the Marquis de Cadereyta (D. Lope Diaz
de Armendariz) was appointed Viceroy of New Spain in 1638, but
it is doubtful whether he landed there before 1639.
P. 267. _Add._ 17,592, 18 (l. 3): r. to “Tierra del Fuego.”
TABLES
_indicating the volumes and pages where the Spanish MSS. of the various
Collections in the British Museum are described._
TABLE
I. Old Royal.
II. Sloane.
III. Cottonian, or the Collection of Sir Robert Cotton.
IV. Harleian, or the Collections of Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford.
V. Lansdowne, or the Collection of William, 1st marquis.
VI. King George IV., New Royal, or Bib. Reg.
VII. Egerton, Sir Francis Egerton of Bridgewater.
VIII. Grenville (Rt. Hon. Thomas).
IX. Additional.
X. In printed books.
TABLE I.
BIB. REG. or OLD ROYAL.
No. Vol. Page
14 A. III. I. 377
14 A. XXII. I. 50
14 A. XXIII. II. 290
TABLE II.
SLOANE.
No. Vol. Page
78 I. 371
151 I. 7
239 IV. 74-8
352 II. 314
354 II. 315
375 II. 314
796 II. 175-7
1,005 II. 291-2
1,087 II. 879-81
1,141 I. 178
1,293 I. 786
1,394 IV. 265
1,572 IV. 157-8
1,573 I. 191
1,736 I. 372
1,952 IV. 221
1,955 IV. 221-42
1,958 IV. 243-9
2,301 I. 84
2,432 I. 348
2,496[3] III. 235
2,545 IV. 168-9
2,727 I. 594
2,797 I. 8
2,798 I. 220
2,799 I. 206
2,801 II. 37
2,802 I. 230-1
2,846 II. 290
3,052 II. 314
3,053 II. 314
3,054 II. 315
3,055 II. 477-8
3,283 I. 123
3,299 I. 711-13
3,375 I. 178
3,499 I. 708-11
3,511 IV. 249
3,513 IV. 249-54
3,523 IV. 155
3,524 I. 597
3,602 IV. 309-10
3,610[4] I. 191-3
3,618 I. 785-6
3,830 I. 186
3,864 I. 180
3,958 I. 308-9
3,959 I. 111
4,156 I. 707-8
[3] See also IV., pp. 255-6.
[4] Also IV., pp. 164-5.
TABLE III.
COTTONIAN.
No. Vol. Page
Julius B. II. III. 418
Galla B. X. III. 386
C. I. III. 386-7
C. III. III. 387
C. IV. III. 387-8
C. V. III. 384-5
C. VI. PART I. III. 385
C. VI. PART II. III. 385
C. VII. III. 385
C. VIII. III. 385
C. IX. III. 386
D. I. III. 386
D. II. III. 386
D. III. III. 386
D. VII. III. 386
Vitellius B. XIV. III. 365
Vesp. C. I. I. 678
C. II. I. 678-9
C. III. I. 679
C. IV. I. 679
C. V. I. 687-705
C. VI. I. 683-6
C. VII.[5] I. 679-81
C. VIII. I. 686
C. XII. I. 676-7
C. XIII. I. 681-2
[5] See also III., pp. 664-5.
TABLE IV.
HARLEIAN.
No. Vol. Page
295 I. 747
296 I. 683
1,005 II. 291-2
1,515 I. 301
1,516 I. 301-2
1,518 I. 302-3
1,581 I. 772
1,583 I. 705-7
1,894 I. 581
3,315 I. 187-9
3,322 I. 843
3,386 I. 91
3,430 I. 6-7
3,450 IV. 79
3,476 II. 185
3,486 I. 91
3,489 IV. 79
3,493 I. 777[6]
3,498 I. 179
3,520 B I. 843
3,822 I. 187
3,569 I. 432-3
3,570 II. 393-403
3,575 I. 565
3,822 I. 187
4,453 I. 261-2
4,456 I. 262
4,520 I. 298-301
4,634 II. 531
4,762 II. 255
4,792 I. 209
4,796 I. 16
6,275 I. 189-91
6,314 I. 143
6,367 II. 175
6,987 IV. 310
7,010 III. 235-6
7,013 I. 714
7,014 II. 255
7,015 II. 256
7,016 I. 877
7,501 I. 31-2
[6] See also III., p. 388.
TABLE V.
LANSDOWNE.
No. Vol. Page
17 I. 682
35 I. 682
63 I. 683
69 I. 683
76 I. 683
139 I. 686-7
152 I. 687
711 I. 42-50
760 I. 90
TABLE VI.
NEW ROYAL or KING GEORGE IV.
No. Vol. Page
165 I. 219-20
215 II. 430
216 II. 430-1
217 II. 486
218 II. 469
219 II. 468
220 II. 499
221 II. 493
222 I. 157
239 I. 100
TABLE VII.
EGERTON.
No. Vol. Page
284 I. 230
285 I. 594-5
286 I. 194
287 I. 194
288 I. 193-4
289 I. 193
290 I. 378
291 I. 201
292 I. 194
293 I. 204
294 I. 204
295 I. 204
296 I. 205
297 I. 205
298 I. 206
299 I. 205
300 I. 206
301 I. 206-8
302 I. 208
303 I. 208
304 I. 208
305 I. 210
306 I. 209
307 I. 209-10
309 I. 221-2
310 I. 222
311 I. 186
312 I. 747
315 I. 589-92
316 I. 546-7
317 I. 395-6
318 I. 243-53
319 I. 253-61
320 II. 332-42
321 II. 342-50
322 II. 350-7
323 I. 641-50
324 I. 650-8
325 I. 278
326 I. 290-2
327 I. 280-6
328 I. 399-400
329 I. 409-17
330 I. 444-9
331 II. 170-1
332 I. 458-62
333 III. 308
334 II. 9-10
335 I. 462-522
336 I. 607-10
337 I. 524-7
338 I. 528-34
339 II. 10-5
340 II. 106-9
341 II. 15-6
342 II. 169-70
343 II. 16-7
344 II. 228-31
345 II. 231-6
346 I. 348-9
347 I. 262-9
348 II. 17-9
349 I. 269-72
350 I. 347
351 I. 864
352 I. 864
353 I. 286-90
354 I. 292-4
355 I. 297
356 I. 349-55
357 I. 450-2
358 I. 433-7
359 I. 534
360 I. 522-3
361 I. 375-6[7]
362 I. 547-51
363 I. 307
364 I. 303-6
365 I. 306-7
366 I. 307
367 I. 437-41
368 I. 553-6
369 I. 563-5
370 I. 417-8
371 I. 552
372 I. 324-6
373 I. 326-7
374 II. 511-3
375 I. 327-8
376 I. 328-9
377 I. 715-6
378 I. 329-31
379 I. 331
380 II. 31
381 I. 331-2
382 I. 323-4
383 II. 522-3
384 I. 332-4
385 I. 334
386 I. 334-5
387 I. 335-6
388 I. 336-7
389 II. 27
390 I. 307
391 II. 27-8
392 II. 28
393 II. 28
394 II. 28
395 II. 29
396 II. 29
397 II. 239
398 II. 239
399 II. 30
400 I. 587
401 I. 565-6
402 I. 380
403 I. 398-9
404 I. 389-90
405 I. 399
406 I. 366
407 I. 360
408 I. 400
409 I. 401
410 I. 401
411 I. 401
412 I. 401
413 I. 401-2
414 I. 365-6
415 I. 567-8
416 I. 365
417 I. 374
418 I. 374
419 I. 379-80
420 I. 380
421 I. 377
422 I. 376
423 I. 376
424 I. 376-7
425 I. 402-3
426 I. 403
427 I. 378-9
428 I. 340-1
429 I. 341
430 I. 341
431 I. 367
432 I. 374
433[8] I. 202
434 I. 202
435 I. 202
436 I. 203
437 I. 203
438 I. 341-2
439 I. 312-6
440 I. 358-9
441 I. 359-60
442 II. 148-50
443 II. 151-4
444 II. 154
445 II. 154-6
446 II. 156-7
447 II. 166-8
449 II. 168-9
451 II. 183-4
452 II. 177-8
453 II. 178-9
454 II. 179
455 II. 179-80
456 II. 180
457 II. 239
458 II. 240
459 I. 589
460 I. 589
461 I. 589
462 II. 171
463 II. 174
464 II. 403
465 II. 403
466 II. 175
467 I. 569
468 I. 578
469 I. 572
470 I. 575
471 I. 574-5
472 I. 582
473 I. 582
474 I. 582-4
475 I. 584-6
476 I. 586
477 I. 567
478 I. 565
479 I. 468-9
480 I. 575
481 I. 578
482 I. 566
483[9] I. 566
484 I. 574
485 II. 184
486 II. 185
489 II. 31-2
490 II. 32-3
491 II. 33-4
492 II. 34-5
493 II. 35
495 II. 144-7
496 II. 147
497 II. 117-8
498 II. 118
499 II. 119
500 II. 120-1
501 II. 110
502 II. 140-1
503 II. 141-2
504 II. 142-3
505 II. 125-6
506 II. 142-3
507 II. 132-3
508 II. 130-1
509 II. 131-2
510 II. 134-5
511 II. 135-6
512 II. 141
513 II. 127-9
514 II. 130
515 II. 124-5
516 II. 112-3
517 II. 408-9
518 II. 136-8
519 II. 138-40
520 II. 357-60
521 I. 600
522 I. 601
523 I. 658-9
524 I. 707
525 II. 130
526 II. 124
528 II. 121
529 II. 121-2
532 I. 843-5
533 I. 845-6
534 I. 855-6
535 I. 857-8
536 I. 863
537 I. 220
539 I. 739
540 I. 739
541 I. 739-40
542 I. 742-3
543 I. 429-33
544 I. 210-9
545 I. 441-4
546 I. 449-50
547 I. 90
548 I. 90-1
549 I. 95-6
550 I. 109
551 I. 33-9
552 I. 62-5
553 I. 65-71
554 I. 71-8
555 I. 39-41
556 I. 16-7
557 I. 50-1
558 I. 110
559 I. 109-10
560 I. 595
561 I. 595-6
562 I. 201
563 II. 165
564 II. 31
565 II. 31
566 I. 102-3
567 I. 294-7
568 I. 107-8
569 I. 110-1
570 I. 106-7
571 I. 561-2
572 II. 13
574 I. 152
575 I. 152-5
576 I. 109
577 I. 97
578 I. 96
579 I. 97
580 II. 30
581 II. 30-1
582 I. 144
584 I. 142-3
585 I. 182-4
586 I. 184-5
587 I. 180
588 I. 181
589 I. 178
590 II. 279
591 II. 143-4
592 I. 179-80
593 I. 176-7
594 I. 178
595 I. 177
596 I. 159-62
597 I. 162-3
598 I. 165-6
599 I. 155-7
600 I. 157
601 I. 163-4
602 I. 164-5
603 I. 158
604 I. 158
605 I. 158
620 I. 743
626 I. 318-20
640 I. 579
660 I. 54-6
740 II. 7-8
763 I. 874
770 II. 450
771 II. 459
896 I. 373-4
879 I. 372
898 I. 374
899 II. 357-8
900 II. 499
901 II. 506
902 II. 300-2
903 I. 138-9
904 I. 139
905 I. 140
906 I. 140
907 I. 140-1
908 I. 141-2
909 I. 142
910 I. 363
939 I. 11-4
1,047 III. 701-2
1,123 I. 389
1,124 I. 389
1,125 I. 203
1,126 I. 377-8
1,127 I. 366
1,128 I. 142
1,129 I. 159
1,130 II. 8-9
1,131 I. 611-5
1,132 I. 615-20
1,133 I. 620-7
1,134 I. 628-33
1,135 I. 633-7
1,136 I. 637-41
1,173 I. 419-21
1,174 II. 185
1,175 I. 220-1
1,176 I. 877-8
1,505 I. 582
1,506 II. 193-8
1,507 II. 198-204
1,508 II. 204-6
1,509 II. 206-10
1,510 II. 210-15
1,511 II. 215-20
1,512 II. 227
1,524 I. 166-75
1,526 I. 1
1,609 I. 873
1,749 IV. 218
1,757 II. 468-9
1,788 I. 573
1,789 I. 92
1,790 I. 109
1,791 II. 450
1,792 II. 451
1,793 IV. 256-9
1,794 IV. 259-62
1,795 IV. 262
1,796 II. 431-2
1,797 II. 409-10
1,798 II. 432-5
1,799 II. 436-9
1,800 II. 439-41
1,801 II. 441-4
1,802 II. 449
1,803 II. 486-7
1,804 II. 487-9
1,805 II. 489-91
1,806 II. 491-2
1,807 II. 483-5
1,808 II. 479-80
1,809 II. 480-3
1,810 II. 459-60
1,811 II. 473-4
1,812 II. 471-3
1,813 II. 474-7
1,814 II. 460
1,815 II. 506-9
1,816 II. 293-6
1,817 II. 25-7
1,820 IV. 207
1,822 II. 171
1,823 II. 171
1,824 II. 16
1,825 I. 157
1,826 II. 24-5
1,827 II. 84
1,828 II. 160
1,829 I. 309
1,830 II. 10
1,831 I. 575
1,832 II. 189-93
1,833 II. 220-3
1,834 II. 228
1,868 I. 10
1,869 I. 194
1,870 I. 158
1,871 I. 1-2
1,872 I. 3
1,873 I. 195-7
1,874 I. 3-6
1,875 I. 197-201
1,876 I. 220
1,877 II. 184-5
1,878 I. 578-9
1,879 I. 588
1,880 I. 221
1,881 I. 363
1,882 I. 365
1,883 I. 366
1,884 I. 356-7
1,885 I. 367
1,886 I. 348
1,887 II. 223-4
1,888 I. 574
1,889 I. 56-62
1,890 I. 92
1,891 I. 195-6
1,892 I. 176
1,893 I. 182
1,898 I. 366
1,899 II. 125
1,935 I. 360
1,936 I. 346-7
2,047 I. 864-70
2,047[10] III. 98-116
2,048 I. 871-3
2,049 I. 762-5
2,050 III. 365-9
2,052[11] I. 859-63
2,053 I. 274-6
2,054 I. 221
2,055 II. 111-2
2,056 II. 98-101
2,057 I. 542-4
2,058 II. 225-6
2,059 I. 406-9
2,060 I. 231-2
2,061 II. 83
2,062 I. 17
2,078 I. 425-6
2,079 I. 536-8
2,080 I. 544-6
2,081 I. 421-5
2,082 II. 19-24
2,083 II. 122-4
2,084 II. 95-7
2,187 III. 508-11
2,394 IV. 176
2,395 IV. 262
2,444 IV. 265
2,595 IV. 218
2,596 IV. 219
[7] See also Vol. II, pp. 165-6.
[8] Should be 483.
[9] Wrongly printed 433.
[10] (Transcriber’s note: this footnote is missing)
[11] See also IV., pp. 169-71.
TABLE VIII.
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Gren. Lib. XLIII. IV. 153-4
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