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SUPPLEMENT.

CHAP. I.—ANCIENT LANGUAGES.

                                                                             

	Vols.	Size
Agriculture, Latin writers on, including Varro, Cato, Columella, &c.
Antiquities, Gallery of, Fr. Paris	1	8
Antoninus Marcus, Moral Reflections, by Dacier, Bouillon, 1788	2	12
Architecture Grecian, by Lord Aberdeen, See Chapter XXVIII. London, 1822
Aristoteles, Treatise on Animals, See Chap. IX.
Balbec, Antiqnities of, by Wood, See Chap. XXVIII
Clarke, Greek Marbles, See Chap. XXVIII.
Elgin Marbles, See Visconti, Chap. XXVIII.
Eichhorn, Universal History, German, See Chap. II.
Epicurus, Morals of, Batteaux, Fr. Paris, 1758	1	12
Galenus, Gr. See Chap. XXII.
Greece, Antiquities of, See Chap. XXVIII.
Greek, Love Stories, Translated into French, Paris, 1796	12	24
Heeren, on the Polity, Commerce, &c. of the principal Nations of Antiquity, See Chap. XXV
Heeren, Manual of Ancient History, Ger Gottingen	1	8
Herculanum, Antiquities of, See Chap. XXVIII.
Hiibler, Synchronical Tables, 1st part, German, Freyburg, 1802	1	f
Hippocrates, Greek, See Chap. XXII.
History, Antient & Modern, See Bibliotheque, Universal, Chap. XXIX.
History, Universal, See Biblioth &c.
Literature, Ancient, See Memoirs of the French Institute, Chap. XXIX.
Literature, and the Fine Arts, See Memoirs of, &c.
Manilius, Poem on Astronomy, Latin and French, Paris, 1786	2	8
Mathematicians, Ancient, Gr. & Lat. See Chap. V.
Meiners, on the Origin, Progress, and Decline of Philosophy in Greece and Rome, Ger. See Chap. II.
Onosander, Strategics, Gr. & Fr.	1	12
Paestum, Ruins of, See Chap. XXVIII
Palmyra, Ruins of, Wood, See Chap. XXVIII.
Polymetis, Spence, See Chap. XXVIII.
Plinius, Natural History, See Chap. VI.
Plinius, Letters by Mehnoth, Eng. Boston, 1809	2	8
Plotnus, Works. Gr. & Lat. Basle, 1615	1	f
Rome, Ancient Edifices of, See Chap. XXVIII.
Salmasius, notes on Plinius, See Chap IX.
Theophrastus, Characters of, by La Brnyère, French, Avignon, 1817	2	8
Theophrastus, ist. of Plants, with translation, See Chapter VIII
Timaeus Locrensis, D'Argens, Greek and French, Berlin, 1763	1	12
Vitruvius, See Chapter XXVIII.

CHAP. II—MODERN HISTORY:

             

Annual Register, See Chap. XXIX.
Gentleman's Magazine, See Chap. XXIX.
Ginguené, Literary History of Italy, Fr. Paris, 1824	5	8
Hubler's Synchronical Tables, See Ant. Hist. Supp.
Pauw, Philosophical Inquiries regarding the Americans, See Chap. XXIX.
Riley's Narrative, New-York, 1818	1	8
Schlegel, on the History of Literature, Philad. 1818	2	8

CHAP. III—MODERN GEOGRAPAY.

         

Jefferson's Notes, See Miscell.
Kotzebue's Journey to Rome, Ger. Berlin, 1805	2	12
Martinière, See Chap. XX.
Pallas, Travels in Russia, See Chap. I.
Stadius, Description of Brazil, Lat. Francfort, 1592	1	f

CHAP. IV—MODERN PHILOLOGY & LITERATURE.

           

Bouterwek's History of Modern Literature, German, Gottingen, 1810	12	8
Buchholz, Spanish Literature, Selections, German, Berlin, 1804	2	8
Tooke's Diversions of Purley, Philadelphia, 1806	2	8
Lossius, Modern Philosophical Literature, German, Halle, 1778	3	8
Siefort, Fragments of French Literature, German, Halle, 1822	2	8
Tiraboschi, Italian Literature, It. Florence, 1805	10	8

CHAP. VIII—BOTANY.

Darwin's Botanic Garden, See Miscell. Supp.

CHAP. XXIII—MENTAL PHILOSOPHY & ETHICS.

Cabanis, connexion between Mind and Body, See Chapter
XXII

Gall & Spurzheim, on Phrenology, See Chap. XXII.

Gall, Functions of the Brain, &c. See Chap. XXII.

Spurzheim, on Phrenology, See Chap. XXII.

CHAP. XXV—POLITICS.

   

Giles, (Gov.) Pamphlet containing Mr. Clays Speech on the Tariff, Mr. Giles's Speech in reply to Mr. Clay, and his reply to Gen. Taylor, Richmond, 1827	1	8
Political pamphlets, published in England	12	8

CHAP. XXIX—MISCELLANEOUS.

     

Darwin's Botanic Garden, plates, London	1	4
Milton's Works, by Newton, London	2	4
Bentham, (Jeremy) Panopticon, London	2	8