128 MIRABEAU-MOISSY. *MIRABEAU, VICTOR DE RIQUETTI DE, Marquis. Lettres sur le Commerce des Grains. A Amsterdam, et se trouve à Paris, 1768. 12mo. Old French red mor., gilt, g.e. MIRANDULA, OCTAVIANUS. Viridarium Illustrium Poeta Editum per Reuerendum Patrem Dñm Octavianu De Florouantis Mirandulensem. Lugduni, per Gilbertum de Villiers, 1512. 8vo. From the Sunderland Collection. MIZAULD, ANTOINE. Secrets de la Lune. Opuscule non moins plaisant que vtile, sur le particulier consent, & manifeste accord de plusieurs choses du monde, auec la Lune: comme du Soleil, du sexe feminin, de certaines bestes, oyseaux, poissons, pierres, herbes, arbres, maladies, & autres de grande admiration & singularité. Par Antoine Mizauld, medecin et mathematicien. [Device.] A Paris, de l'imprimerie de Federic Morel, 1571. 8vo. The "Epistre nuncupatoire" is addressed “à noble homme et docte, monsieur M. François Le Comte, Seigneur et Baron de la Trene & Cenac, etc." From the Hamilton Palace Collection. *MODESTE, W. De Veldgezangen van Thyrsis, door W. M. [Plates.] Te Leyden, 1702. 4to. MODESTUS. [Modestus de re militari: Pomponius Lætus de magistratibus, sacerdotiis, et legibus: Suetonius de grammaticis et rhetoribus.] Begin: "In Hoc Volumine Continet' de re militari. De Magistratibus Vrbis, & Sacerdotiis. Et de Legibus. Colophon: 1474, die 27 Mai Nicholao Marcello duce ueneciarum regnāte ipressu fuit hoc opus fæliciter. 4to. With notes by M. M. Wcdhull, dated Feb. 26, 1790, as to the purchase of the book at the Pinelli Sale in 1790. Vellum. In Hoc Volumine continetur de Re Militari, De Magistratibus Vrbis et Sacerdotiis et de Legibus, [Romæ, Schurener, circa 1474] 4to. Bound with the early edition of Solinus, attributed to John Schurener, and printed with the same type. Brunet thought that this "Modestus" came from the press of Geo. Sachsel and Barth. Golsh. MOISSY, ALEXANDRE GUILLAUME MOUSTIER DE. Les jeux de la petite Malie, ou nouveaux petits drames dialogués sur des proverbes, propres à former les mœurs des Enfans et des jeunes personnes, depuis l'âge de cinq ans jusqu'à vingt. Par M. de Moissy. Paris, 1769. 8vo. 3 vols. . Old French calf, gilt. MOLIÈRE-MOORE. 129 MOLIÈRE, JEAN BAPTISTE POQUELIn de. Les œuvres de Monsieur de Molière. Reveuës, corrigées & augmentées. Enrichies de figures en tailledouce. A Paris, Chez Denys Thierry, rue Saint Jacques, à l'enseigne de la Ville de Paris. Claude Barbin, au Palais, sur le second Perron de la Sainte Chappelle, et Chez Pierre Trabouillet, au Palais, dans la Gallerie des Prisonniers, à l'image S. Hubert, & à la Fortune, proche le Greffe des Eaux & Forests, 1682. 12mo. 8 vols. The title pages of vols. vii. and viii. read: "Les œuvres posthumes de Monsieur de Molière... Imprimées pour la première fois en 1682." The first collected edition. Old French red mor., gilt, g.e. *MONBRON, FOUGERET DE. Le Pot-Pourri, ou Préservatif de la Mélancolie, contenant La Henriade travestie, la Pipe Cassée, et autres poésies diverses. A Londres, 1783. 12mo. With MS. note after the preface: "Fougeret de Monbron (1745): qui croirait en lisant ce poème, que son auteur était sombre, taciturne, atrabiliaire?" The serio-comic "Pipe Cassée" was written by J. J. Vadé. MONTAIGNE, MICHEL EYQUEM DE. Les Essais de Michel Seigneur de Montaigne. Édition nouvelle. Corrigé suivant les premières impressions de L'Angelier. Et augmentée d'annotations en marge, de toutes les Matières plus remarquables. Avec la vie de l'Autheur extraicte de ses propres Escrits. [Portrait on title.] A Paris, chez Michel Blageart, ruë de la Calandre, à la Fleur de Lys, pres le Palais, 1640. fol. MONTALBAN, Juan Perez de. d'espagnol, par le Sieur de Rampalle. Les nouvelles de Montalvan, traduites A Paris, chez Pierre Rocolet, Imprimeur et Libr. ordin. du roy, au Palais, aux Armes du roy, et de la Ville, 1644. 8vo. With the ducal arms of Madame de Pompadour stamped in gold on the sides. One vol. bound in two. Old French calf, gilt. MONTESQUIEU, CHARLES SECONDAT DE. Lettres persanes, par M. de Montesquieu. Nouvelle édition, augmentée de douze Lettres qui ne se trouvent point dans les précédentes: et suivie du Temple de Gnide. Londres, 1784. 12mo. 2 vols. By MOORE, JOHN. A View of Society and Manners in France, Switzerland, and Germany. With anecdotes relating to some eminent characters. John Moore, M.D. Dublin, 1780. 12mo. 2 vols. MOORE, THOMAS. The Epicurean, a tale by Thomas Moore. London, 1827. 12mo. K 130 MORATA-MORHOFIUS. MORATA, OLYMPIA FULVIA. Olympiæ Fulvia Moratæ fœminæ doctissimæ ac plane divinæ Orationes, Dialogi, Epistolæ, Carmina, tam Latina quàm Græca: cum eruditoru de eâ testimonijs & laudibus. Hippolyta Taurellæ elegia elegantissima. Ad Sereniss. Angliæ Reginam D. Elisabetam. [Device.] Basilea, apud Petrum Pernam, 1562. 8vo. Engraved frontispiece, showing her monument, erected at Basle in 1555. Mr. M. Wodhull at Payne's sale in 1771; with his MS. notes on the fly-leaf. Gaignat Collection. Bought by From the Red mor., gilt, g.e. Olympia Morata, her Times, Life, and Writings, arranged from contemporary and other authorities. London, 1834. 8vo. Her tutor Curio wrote of her: "I have heard her at Court declaiming in Latin, speaking Greek, and answering questions, as well as any of the females among the ancients could have done. Do not feel a doubt respecting the Sapphic Ode, written in Greek. It is indeed the work of a real Olympia, whom we have known from her infancy." MORE, HENRY. A modest enquiry into the Mystery of Iniquity, the first part, containing a careful and impartial delineation of the true idea of Antichristianism in the real and genuine members thereof. By H. More, D.D. London, Printed by J. Flesher for W. Morden, bookseller in Cambridge, 1664. fol. Part II., which begins on sig. R 2, with a false title, contains a "Synopsis Prophetica." It is followed by the Apology of Dr. Henry More, "wherein is contained as well a more general account of the manner and scope of his writings, as a particular explication of several passages in his Grand Mystery of Godliness." Red mor., gilt. MORE, THOMAS. L'Utopie de Thomas Morus, Chancelier d'Angleterre, Traduicte par Samuel Sorbiere. [Device: the Sphere.] Amsterdam, chez Iean Blaew, 1643. duo. 12mo. De optimo reipublicæ statu, deque novâ insulâ Utopiâ, libri Authore Thomâ Moro, Angliæ Cancellario, &c. Curâ et studio A. G. M. Q. Londini, et venit Parisiis, apud Barbou, 1777. 12mo. "Ex bibliothecâ Warclanensi, Comit. de Borch." Thomas More, the Chancellor's descendant, showed that many good men and learned divines were taken in by "this jolly invention of Sir Thomas More": "he doth most lively and pleasantly paint forth such an exquisite platform, pattern, and example of a singular good commonwealth, as to the same neither the Lacedæmonians, nor the Athenians, nor yet the best of all other, that of the Romans, is comparable; full prettily and probably devising the said country to be one of the countries of the new-found lands, declared to him in Antwerp by Hythlodius a Portingal, one of the sea-companions of Americus Vesputius, that first sought out and found those lands." Old French red mor. gilt, g.e. MORHOFIUS, DANIEL GEORGIUS. humanæ vocis sonum fracto. Editio altera. De Scypho vitreo per certum |