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Elii Aristides Declamationes, Leptineæ, emendatas atque annotationibus cum suis, tum Angeli Maii et Jacobi Morelli illustratas, edidit J. H. Gravert. Bonnæ, Habicht, 1827. Price 1 rixdollar 8 gr.

Quæstiones Herodoteæ, auctore Cat. Lud. Heyse. Pars prima, Berolini, 1827, 8vo. This first part treats of the life and travels of Herodotus.

A theological collection is announced under the title of Corpus Reformatorum, seu opera quæ supersunt omnia scriptorum sæculi XVI. qui de sacrorum Christianorum emendatione optimè meriti, pro patribus et auctoribus Ecclesiæ Evangelicæ habendi sunt; M. Lutheri, Phil. Melancthonis, Hudalr. Zwinglii, J. Calvini, aliorumque qui in hoc genere secundi ordinis putandi sunt, et ante annum 1555 floruerunt, ut Hutteni, Ecolampadii, &c. The number of vols. is not yet determined; but the subscription is opened at Halle, at Schwetschke's, at 1 rix-dollar per vol.

Notices et Extraits des Manuscrits de la Bibliothèque du Roi, et autres bibliothèques, published by the Institut Royal of France (Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-Lettres), vol. xi. Paris, Royal printing-press, 1827, in 4to. The 1st part of this vol. is dedicated to Oriental literature, and contains four articles; the 2nd part to Greek and Latin literature, and consists of five articles. Mémoires sur quelques Inscriptions Puniques, by M. Stephan Quatremère, Paris, at the Royal press, 1828. Extracted from the New Journal Asiatique.

Oriental Works.

L'Alphabet Européen appliqué aux Langues Asiatiques; simplification des Langues Orientales; l'Hébreu simplifié par la méthode alphabétique; by Volney, 1 vol. 8vo.-This work forms the 8th vol. of the 2nd edition of the complete works of Volney.

Nouvelle méthode pour étudier l'Hébreu des Saintes Ecritures; to which is added, the History of Ruth, by the Abbé Beuzelin, 1 vol. 12mo.

Voyage dans la Russie Méridionale; Journey into South Russia, more particularly into the provinces beyond Caucasus, performed from 1820 to 1824, by M. Gamba, French Consul at Tiflis, 2 vols. 8vo.

Four maps accompany this work; among which is seen a general map of the countries between the Caspian and the Black Seas, with a description of the new frontiers of Russia and Persia as agreed on in 1819. This map bears the name of J. M. Darmet; but it is merely the reproduction of a map by the Russian general, Khatov: an atlas in small folio is attached to this work, consisting of 60 VOL. XXXVII. Cl. Jl. NO. LXXIV. X

colored plates, representative of the costumes of Persia, of Georgia, &c.

Le Coran, translated into French by Savary, preceded by a Notice on Mahomet.

Chrestomathie Arabe, by the Baron Silvestre de Sacy. 2nd edition, corrected and enlarged. 3 vols. 8vo; printed at the Royal press, Paris.

Prospectus et specimen d'un Dictionnaire Français-Arabe, by M. Ellious Bocthor; revised and enlarged by M. A. Caussin de Percival, Professor of vulgar Arabic, 4to.

Description de l'Egypte, original edition; last delivery, or the third section of the third delivery; in folio, at the Royal press. This delivery corresponds with the deliveries 177-191 of the 8vo. edition by M. Panckoucke.

Mémoire sur les Pyramides d'Egypte, and on the religious system of their erection and destination, by G. Lepère Poictiers.

1 vol. 4to.

Histoire Philosophique et Politique des Etablissemens et du Commerce des Européens dans l'Afrique Septentrionale. Philosophical and Political History of the Establishments and Commerce of Europeans in North Africa; a posthumous work of G. T. Raynal, 2 vols. in 8vo. with a map.

Contes extraits de Thouthi-nameh; translated from the Persian, by M. G. S. Trebutien, of Caen: 50 copies only of this work have been printed.

La Chine. Manners, Customs, Arts and Trades, &c. of China, by MM. Devéria, Régnier, Schaal, Schmit, Vidal, &c. with explanatory notes and an introduction, by M. de Malpière, large 4to. -Fourteen numbers of this work have been published, which will consist of 3 vols. An analysis of this work has been given, by M. Abel-Rémusat, in the Journal des Savans, 1827, p. 690.

Histoire des Croisades, by Michaud, 4th edition, 8 vols. in 8vo. with maps, 64 francs. Paris.

Just published, Inedited Tales of the 1001 Nights; extracted from the original Arabic, after an Arabic Ms. written at Cairo in the 1217th year of the Hejra, by Sheick Ali Elansari; translated into German by M. J. de Hammer, interpreter of Oriental languages to the Emperor of Austria, &c. &c., and now first translated into French by M. G. S. Trebutien, of Caen, member of the Asiatic Society of Paris. 3 vols. on fine paper, and with a new type. Price 21 francs.

Essai sur l'Ecriture Sainte. An Essay on Holy Writ, or an Historical Exposition of the Advantages to be derived from Oriental Languages in the study and intelligence of the Sacred Writings; embellished with a plate, on which are engraved the characters of those languages, by the Abbé Du Contant de la Mollette. Paris, 1775; 12mo. half-bound, 5 francs.

Le Pentateuque en Hébreu ponctué: with the translation opposite to it by Onkelos, and the commentaries of Salomon Sarchi de Lunel; to which is added, the Haphtaroth of the whole year. Luneville, 5569 (1809). 5 vols. 8vo. good paper, 28 francs.

Les 12 petits Prophètes. The 12 lesser Prophets, in Hebrew, with the Chaldaic Paraphrase of Jonathan ben Uziel, with the Commentaries of Salomon Jarchi, of Ebn Ezra, and of David Kimchi. Paris, Robert Etienne, 1555, in 4to. 24 francs.

Evangélaire, en Arabe; or Collection of Gospels, in Arabic, for the Sundays and Holy days throughout the year, printed in 1776, at the Monastery of Marahanna: small folio, binding of the country, 42 francs.

Bibliothèque Orientale of D'Herbelot, containing every thing relating to the people of the East, their writings, &c. Maestricht, 1776; with Visdelou's supplement, ibid. 1780. 2 vols. in folio, 60 francs. A copy entirely new, with all its margins.

Antiquités de la Nubie, by M. Gau; 12th delivery, in folio of two leaves, besides four plates. This superior work is completed: the 13th delivery, or number, is just published.

Part vi. vol. ii.

Rosenmüller, Scholia in Vetus Testamentum. contains Ezechiel, vol. ii. edit. 2.—Part vii. vol. i. Hoseas et Joel. -Vol. ii. Amos, Obadiah, and Jonas, ed. ii.-Part viii. vol. ii. Jeremiah. 8vo.

Collectio Davidis, id est Catalogus R. Davidis Oppenheimeri (Hambourg). 1 vol. 8vo.

This rich collection of Hebrew, collected by the Rabbi Oppenheimer, contains 4100 works; the last date of which is 1733: the y toledoth ïeschoria is not among them, so that it has probably been withdrawn.

Sanchoniathonis Berylii quæ feruntur fragmenta de Cosmogonia et Theologia Phænicum, Græcè versa à Philone Byblio, servata ab Eusebio Cæsariensi, Græcè et Latinè recognovit, emendavit, notis selectis Scaligeri, Bocharti, &c. suisque animadversionibus illustravit J. C. Orellius. 1 vol. in Svo.

اشعار الحماسة

Hamasa carmina cum Tebrizii scholiis integris, indicibus perfectis, versione Latina, et commentario perpetuo, pri

mum edidit G. W. Freytag. The two first numbers or deliveries of the Arabian text (Bonn) in 4to.

Respecting this edition, vide the Report of the Baron de Sacy in the Journal Asiatique, vol. 10, p. 189, and the prospectus of the editor in the same Journal, vol. 8, p. 52.

The 1001 Nights in Arabic, after a Ms. of Tunis, given by M. Habicht, is printing at Breslau, in Arabic, in 12mo. The 1st vol. was published in 1825; the 2nd is now published. The title of this celebrated work, according to this manuscript, is,

هذا كتاب الف ليلة وليلة ص البتداء الي المنتهاس

Q. d. This is the book of the 1000 nights and a night, from the beginning to the end. It is well known that the oriental term 1001 is allegorical of many, and similar to our expression of hundreds, thousands, &c.

Catalogus librorum tam manuscriptorum quam impressorum qui jussu Divi Augusti Ducis Saxo-Gothani a Beato Seetzenio in Oriente emti, in bibliotheca Gothana asservantur. J. H. Moellero, tom. i. part 2.-Accedit de numis orientalibus in numophylacio Gothano asservatis commentatio prima (Gotha), in 4to.

Veterum Hebræorum notiones de rebus post mortem futuris ex fontibus collatæ. Dissert. Inaug. de J. C. G. Johansen. Pars 1, librum complectens (Copenhagen), 1 vol. 8vo.

Philonis Judæi Paralipomena Armena: libri videlicet quatuor in Genesin, libri duo in Exodum, sermo unus de Sampsone, alter de Jona, tertius de tribus angelis Abrahamo apparentibus: opera hactenus inedita, ex Armena versione antiquissima, &c. nunc primum in Latinum translata per J. B. Aucher, (Venise,) 1 vol. 4to.

Jacobi (Sancti) Apostoli Epistolæ Catholicæ versio Arabica et Ethiopica Latinitate utraque donata, notis philologicis e probatissimorum Arabum scriptis illustrata, etc. Õpera J. G. Nisselii et Petræi Leyden. Elzevir. 1654, in 4to. vellum, 20 francs.

Rituel des Prières journalières à l'usage des Israélites, translated from the Hebrew by J. Anspach a new edition, revised and · corrected (Metz), 1 vol. in 8vo. The Hebrew text is placed opposite to the French translation.

Rosenmüller Scholia in Vetus Testamentum, part vii. vol. iii. (Prophetæ Minores, vol. 3.) continens Micha, Nahum et Habacuc; edit. 2. aucta et emend.

Harethi Moallaca cum scholiis Zuzenii e codicibus Parisiensibus, et Abulolæ carmina duo inedita e codice Petropolitano, edidit,

Latinè vertit, et commentario instruxit J. Villers. Bonn, 1 vol. in 4to. The Baron S. de Sacy has given an account of this work in the Journal des Savans of 1827, p. 337-348.

Abu Muhammedis Elkasimi, (vulgo dicti Harrisii Borrensis narrationes (concessus enarrationes) XLIII, hactenus ineditæ, in usum Collegii domestici, e quatuor Codicibus Mss. descripsit et notulis sive scholiis marginalibus instruxit Scheidius, 1755, in 4to. Cart. (Ms.) 15 francs. Dondey-Dupré. Paris.

Abi l'Walidi Ebn Zeiduni Risalet, seu epistolium Arabice et Latine, cum notulis edidit Reiske. Leips. 1755, in 4to. (scarce) 10 fr. 50 c. Dondey-Dupré.

Canticle and Congratulation to his Most Christian Majesty Louis 18th, King of France, composed in Arabic by Michael Sabbagh (an Israelite of Morocco), and translated into French by Grangeret de la Grange; 4to. 3 francs.

Tydeman Conspectus Operis (Arabici) Ibn Chalicani de Vitis illustrium Virorum. Leyd. 1809, 4to. 15 francs.

Chouc ven kiai tseu thoung che. The Dictionary called Choucven, with the commentary of Siu Khiai; 7 vols. in 8vo. fine impression, on white paper.

The Chouc-ven is a most ancient Chinese Lexicon, its author Hiu Tchin finished it in the 121st year of Christ. It is arranged according to 540 keys, and is in the character of the ancient writing called Siao Tchouen. The decisions of the Chou-ven are of high authority with the Chinese lexicographers, and this work forms the basis of all posterior dictionaries. It was revised and corrected in 986 A. C. This edition was made by Khian Loung, and was published in 1782.

Totius Latinitatis Lexicon, consilio et cura Jacobi Facciolati, opera et studio Egidii Forcellini, seminarii Patavini alumni, lucubratum; in hac tertia editione auctum et emendatum a Josepho Furlanetto, alumno ejusdem seminarii, Vol. 1. No. 1. A—animatus.

This third edition, which will contain nearly 5,000 words quite new and marked with an asterisk, and at least 10,000 corrections, will be divided into four large vols. in 4to, of about 400 pages each. A number, containing 25 pages, will be published every two months the price on ordinary paper for every hundred pages will be 20 francs. Subscriptions are received at Padua at the printing-press of the seminary; and at Milan, at Stella's.

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