2465 2464 BENGAL JOURNAL. JOURNAL OF THE ASIATIC SOCIETY OF Bengal, Vols. I. to XXVII. and Index, 8vo. the first twenty-two volumes, hf. bound calf in 34, the remainder in numbers, ending with No. 267, with all the plates and Tables of Contents, excessively rare both in India and in Europe, £36. Calcutta, 1832-58 another set, from the beginning, Vols. I.-XXI. in 34 vols. 8vo. complete, with all the plates, titles, and tables of contents, neatly hf. bd. red roan, a good sound copy, £36. Calcutta, 1832-(Dec. 1852) 1853 All the early volumes are out of print in Calcutta, and sell there at exorbitant prices. 2466 GLEANINGS IN SCIENCE, a monthly periodical, in 3 vols. 8vo. numerous plates and woodcuts, half russia, £4. Calcutta, 1829-31 ** These Gleanings, edited by PRINSEP, formed the forerunner of the Bengal Journal, and copies are now of the utmost degree of rarity. This copy, which has Prinsep's autograph, does not contain Plate 5 of Vol. I., 6 of Vol. II., and 21, Vol. III., as according to the list, it should; but these 3 plates were probably never published. 2467 PRINSEP'S Useful Tables, printed as an Appendix to the Journal of the Asiatic Society, 3 parts in 1 vol. 8vo. containing the Indian Coins, Weights, and Measures, Chronological Tables, and the Generic Characters of Roxburgh's Flora Indica, with plates of coins, etc. 30s Calcutta, 1834-36 This extremely rare work should be added to a set of the Bengal Journal. 2468 BIJDRAGEN tot de Taal- Land- en Volkenkunde van NEERLANDSCH INDIE, Vol. I-IV. thick 8vo. cloth, £2. 2s Amst. and Gravenh. 1852-56 2469 BIRD (James) Historical Researches on the Origin and Principles of the Buddha and Jaina Religions; embracing the leading Tenets of their System, as found prevailing in various countries, with descriptive Account of the Sculptures in the Caves of Western India, folio, 54 plates, mostly COLOURED, hf. bd. £2. Bombay, 1847 2470 BOMBAY BRANCH of the Royal Asiatic Society, Journal of the, Nos. I to 19, consecutive, 8vo. plates, sd. £4. 4s Bombay, 1841-54 2471 BOMBAY. Transactions of the Literary Society of BOMBAY ; containing translations from the Chinese, the Persian, etc., dissertations on Hindoo Mythology, Ethics, Antiquities, Mahomedan Mysticism, comparison of the Gipsy and Hindoostanee languages, plan of a comparative Vocabulary of Indian languages by Sir J. Mackintosh, on Cuneiform Inscriptions, etc. numerous plates of Antiquities, facsimiles, etc. 3 vols. 4to. bds. £3. 2472 Sets completed. 1819-20 the same, Vol. III. 4to. 23 plates of Inscriptions, Facsimiles, Antiquities, etc. half calf, 7s 6d 1833 2473 BOMBAY Quarterly Review, Nos. 1, 5, 6, 7, 9-14, 10 parts, 8vo. 24s Bombay, 1855-8 2474 BRITISH MUSEUM: Catalogus Codicum Orientalium Musei Britannici, tres partes, in 4 vols. royal folio, facsimiles, bds. 36s 1838-47 1847 Contents: I. Codd. Syriaci et Carshunici; II. Arabici; III. Aethiopici. 2475 pars III. (the Ethiopic MSS.) large folio, bds. 3s 6d 2476 CALCUTTA JOURNAL, or Political, Commercial and Literary Gazette, from its commencement in 1818 to 1821, 14 vols.-Asiatic Department of the Calcutta Journal, 1831 to 1823, 7 vols.-together 21 vols. royal 4to. maps and plates, not uniform, very rare, £8. 10s Calcutta, 1818-23 An important Indian periodical, almost unknown in Europe. 2477 Calcutta Monthly Journal, from 1817 to 1840, in 51 vols. 8vo. and small 8vo. calf, and half calf, scarce, £5. Calcutta, 1817-40 A very rare and still valuable periodical. The series was not all published in uniform size. 2478 CALCUTTA REVIEW, from the beginning in 1844 to June, 1858, complete, together 30 vols. 8vo.-eighteen volumes neatly bd. half calf, the remainder in quarterly parts, uncut, £10. 10s Calcutta, 1844-58 another copy, Nos. 1-60 (without No. 39-40, intended for the Index), forming 30 vols. 8vo. sd. £9. 2479 1844-58 Numbers sold separately at 28. Vol. XX. intended for an Index, is not published yet. 2480 CASTELLI (E.) LEXICON HEPTAGLOTTON: hebraicum, chaldaicum, syriacum, samaritanum, aethiopicum, arabicum, et persicum, 2 vols. royal folio, portrait, slightly stained, a good serviceable copy, in old calf gilt, £4. London, 1699 The important supplement to Walton's Polyglott Bible, wanting to many sets. Priced, 1831, H. Bohn, uncut, £11. 11s; 1832 and 1837, Payne and Foss, wanting dedication and portrait, £5. 58; 1837, Payne and Foss, a fine copy, £9. 98; 1834, Straker, £7. 178 6d; 1849, Stewart, £5.158 6d. "This work is perhaps the greatest and most perfect undertaking of the kind hitherto performed by human industry and learning. Dr. Castell expended both his fortune and his life in this immense undertaking."—Horne. 2481 CHAMICH, History of Armenia, translated from the Armenian, with continuation by Avdall, 2 vols. 8vo. map and plates, bds. 8s 6d Calcutta, 1827 2482 CHEREFEDDIN ALI, Histoire de Timur Bec, le grand Tamerlan, Empereur des Mogols et Tartares, par La Croix, 4 vols. 18mo. hf. vellum, 58 2483 Delf, 1723 the History of Timur-Bec, or Tamerlaine the Great Emperor of the Moguls and Tartars, being an historical journal of his Conquests in Asia and Europe, 2 vols. 8vo. maps, calf, 68 1723 2484 COLEBROOKE'S (H. T.) Miscellaneous Essays, 2 vols. 8vo. BEST EDITION, numerous facsimiles from early Indian MSS. and Inscriptions, bds. rare, £2. 12s 1837 the same, new edition of all the important Vedantic papers, 8vo. cloth, (pub. at 10s 6d) 88 6d 2485 A rich assemblage of Materials for the History and explanation of the Vedas. 1858 2486 CONDE, Histoire de la Domination des Arabes et des Maures en Espagne et en Portugal, par Marlès, 3 vols. 8vo. half calf, 6s 1825 2487 DALRYMPLE'S Oriental Repertory, 2 vols. royal 4to. no plates, half calf, 9s 1808 2488 the same, Vol. I. 4to. plates, calf, 5s 1791-93 2489 DEGUIGNES, HISTOIRE DES HUNS, des Turcs, des Moguls, et des autres Tartares Occidentaux, precedée d'une introduction contenant des Tables Chronologiques, 5 vols. 4to. old French calf neat. £5. 1756-58 Heath's copy fetched £8. 28 6d; Willett's £5. 88 6d; Hibbert's mor. £7. 15s; Talleyrand's £5. 58; North's, £6. A perfect mine of Eastern Historical Literature, based most extensively upon Oriental Manuscripts. The above is without doubt the best History of the different Asiatic Nations, who invaded and conquered Eastern Europe, Spain, etc. A most valuable work, based upon all the existing Eastern and European sources; indispensable to the student of Medieval and Oriental History. "An eternal monument of the depth and extent of De Guignes' researches."Butler. 2490 D'HERBELOT, BIBLIOTHÈQUE ORIENTALE, ou Dictionnaire universel contenant tout ce qui fait connaître les peuples de l'Orient, leurs histoires et traditions tant fabuleuses que véritables; leurs religions et leurs sectes; leurs gouvernemens, politique, lois, mœurs, coûtumes, et les révolutions de leurs empires; les arts et les sciences; les vies de leurs saints, philosophes, docteurs, écrivains, capitaines; des jugemens critiques et des extraits de leurs livres, écrits en arabe, persan ou turc sur toutes sortes de matières, folio, calf, 10s Paris, 1697 2491 la même, avec le SUPPLEMENT, par Visdelou et Galand, in 1 vol. large folio, LARGE PAPER, calf neat, 30s Maestricht, 1776-80 2492 D'HERBELOT (B.) BIBLIOTHÈQUE ORIENTALE, avec des Corrections et Additions par Schultens, et un Supplément par Visdelou et Galand, 4 vols. 4to. BEST EDITION, £4. La Haye, 1777-82 Vol. I. only, 4to. portrait, uncut, 7s 6d 1777 "Edition la plus complète de cet ouvrage estimé; vend. 110 fr. Hérisson; 120 fr. Courbonne."-Brunet. Latest and best edition of the most esteemed work on oriental antiquities and literature. "Herbelot received the most splendid reward of his industry: he was invited to Italy by Ferdinand II., Duke of Tuscany, who entertained him with that striking magnificence which always distinguished the race of the Medici. After the death of Ferdinand the illustrious Colbert recalled him to Paris, where he enjoyed the fruits of his labour, and spent the remainder of his days in easy retirement."-Sir W. Jones. "For solid literature, extensive and profound oriental learning, no man ever surpassed Herbelot; he that came nearest him was the late Sir W. Jones. The work itself is a treasure of useful and ornamental knowledge; and has done more to draw the attention of the Europeans to the writings of the Asiatics than all the other works yet published on the subject.”— Bibliogr. Dict. "Bartholomew D'Herbelot was born in Paris in 1625. He was first among the French who understood the oriental languages and history. He was at first but little regarded in his own country. He was received by Ferdinand the Second, Duke of Tuscany, with a distinction which taught France to know his merits. He was recalled and encouraged by Colbert, who encouraged everything. His Bibliotheque Orientale' is equally curious and profound. He died in 1695." Voltaire. 2494 D'OHSSON, Histoire des Mongols, depuis Tehinguiz-Khan jusqu'à Timour Bey ou Tamerlan, avec une carte de l'Asie centrale au 13e siècle, 4 vols 8vo. new, uncut, 32s Amst. 1852 2493 D'OнSSON, l'Empire Ottoman-see post under "Turkey." 2495 DOROW, Morgenlaendische Alterthümer, Heft 1, 2, containing: Die Assyrische Keilschrift aus Nineveh erläutert. Die Indische Mythologie erläutert, 4to. facsimiles and plates, sd. 3s 6d Wiesbaden, 1820-21 2496 DYNASTY of the Kajars, translated by Sir H. J. BRYDGES from the MS. presented to him by Faty Aly Shah, with an account of the previous history of Persia, 8vo. maps and plates, (pub. at 24s) cloth, 78 1833 2497 EBN HAUKAL, Oriental Geography of an Arabian Traveller of the tenth century, translated by Sir W. Ouseley, 4to. map, bds. 7s 6d 1800 2498 ELMACINI Historia Saracenica a Muhammede ad Atabacaeum, Latine ed. Erpenius -Ximenez, Archiepiscopi Toletani, Historia Arabum, Latine-in 1 vol. sm. 4to. vellum, 2s 6d Lugd. Bat. 1625 2499 FALLMERAYER, Geschichte des Kaiserthums von Trapezunt, 4to. hf. calf, 10s München, 1827 2500 FORBES' (Jas.) ORIENTAL MEMOIRS; a Narrative of Seventeen Years' Residence in India, including Observations on parts of Africa and South America, and Journals of Four Indian Voyages, 4 vols. 4to. with all the plates, a very beautiful copy in grained calf, gilt edges, £7. 10s 1813 Priced, 1831, H. Bohn, calf, £10. 108; 1834, Arch, £12. 12s; 1837, Arch, £10. 108; 1843, J. Bohn, russia, £12. 12s; Rodwell, morocco, £12. 128 6 "This is the original and only complete edition. It was printed at the expense of the author; the composition was the labour and amusement of many years. It abounds with striking pictures of the manners, customs, and the habits of the people of India. In the Quarterly Review, Vol. XII. is an elaborate account of the work, which occupies forty-seven pages. The Reviewer observes, A WORK MORE SPLENDID OR MORE COMPLETE IN ITS DECORATIONS WE HAVE SELDOM SEEN.' At the death of Mr. Forbes some reserved copies were deposited in a warehouse aud forgotten, or not a single copy would have remained unsold. It had long been considered scarce, and in consequence his daughter, the late Countess de Montalembert, was induced to republish the work in an abridged form, with a portion of the plates, which edition, from the impossibility of securing the present, obtained a rapid sale, and is now out of print." "The drawings and collections of Mr. Forbes seem almost to exceed the powers of human industry and perseverance, and this literary monument to his name may fairly be considered the essence of his EXTRAORDINARY RESEARCHES. The whole work is very entertaining as well as instructive."-Literary Gazette. "Of all the books which have been published on India, this perhaps is the most sterlingly valuable."-Atlas. "It is to be regretted that this very splendid and expensive work was not published in a cheaper form, as it abounds in most striking pictures of the manners, customs, &c. of India."-Stevenson. 2501 HABESCI (Elias) Objects interesting to the English Nation, 2 vols. small 8vo. half bound, 68 Calcutta, 1793 This work treats upon the political and natural condition of the Chinese Empire, the adjacent islands, Cochin China, Pegu, and the East in general, and it submits to the Colonial Government reflections and propositions for the alteration of British policy with regard to those states. 2502 HAMAKER, Catalogus Codicum MSS. Orientalium Bibl. Acad. Lugd. Batavae, 4to. bds. 2s Lugd. Bat. 1820 2503 2504 HAMMER-PURGSTALL, Geschichte der Ilchane, das ist der Mongolen in Persien, 2 vols. in 3, large 8vo. uncut, 7s 6d Darmstadt, 1842-43 2505 the same, 4to. hf. calf neat, 3s 6d the same, 2 vols. 8vo. hf. calf, uncut, 10s 1820 1842-43 2506 HANDJERI (A.) Dictionnaire français-ARABE-PERSAN et TURC, 3 vols. 4to. (pub. at about £7.7s) sewed, £2. 12s 6d Moscou, 1840-41 One Alphabet, beginning with French; a valuable companion to the Dictionaries of Johnson for Persian, Golius or Freytag for Arabic, and Meninski for Turkish. 2507 HEDAYA (The) or Guide; a Commentary on the Mussulman Laws; translated by order of the Governor-General and Council of Bengal, by Charles Hamilton, 4 vols. 4to. fine copy, calf gilt, scarce, £4. 4s Lond. 1791 Priced, 1803, Lackington, £8. 88; 1838, Dondé- Dupré, 350 fr.; 1843, J. Bohn, £12.; 1847, Allen, £8. 88. "Cet important ouvrage est devenu extrêmement rare; c'est ainsi qu'il est noté dans le catalogue de Lackington pour 1803, no. 1284. Ce libraire renommé pour le bas prix de ses livres le porte à 8 liv. st. 8 sh."-Langlès. The Hedaya is an extract from a number of the most approved works of the early writers on Muhammedan jurisprudence. The author was Shaikh Burhan Addeen Aly. He died, A.D. 1194. 2508 HYDE (T.) HISTORIA RELIGIONIS VETERUM PERSARUM, eorumque Magorum; Zoroastris Vita, ejusque et aliorum Vaticinia de Messiah; Primitivæ Opiniones de Deo; Originale Orientis Sibyllæ Mysterium; Zoroastris liber Sad-der, Latine; cum appendice, etc. 4to. best edition, plates, 32s Oxon. 1760 Hibbert's copy fetched £3. 38; Stanley's £4. 108. "The most learned work upon the religion of the ancient Persians which has appeared.”—Butler. "A work of profound and various erudition, abounding with many new lights on the most curious and interesting subjects, filled with authentic testimonies which none but himself could bring to public view, and with many ingenious conjectures concerning the Theology, History, and Learning of the Eastern Nations. This work has now become exceedingly scarce.' "-Chalmers. "Full of learned researches."-Heeren. 2509 INDO-CHINESE Gleaner (the), containing miscellaneous communications on the Literature, History, Philosophy, Mythology, &c. of the Indo-Chinese Nations, drawn chiefly from the Native Languages, Christian miscellanies, 19 numbers, and reports of missionary societies, forming 3 vols. in 2, 8vo. hf. bd. rare, 36s Malacca, 1818-34 2510 JAUNA, Histoire générale des Royaumes de Chypre, de Jérusalem, d'Arménie, et d'Egypte, 2 stout vols. 4to. LARGE THICK PAPER, plates and maps, old calf gilt, Leyde, 1747 2511 JEAN VI. dit Jean Catholicos, Histoire d'Arménie, traduite par J. SAINT MARTIN, 8vo. sd. 3s 6d Paris, 1841 27s 2512 JONES' (Sir W.) Works, with Life, by Lord Teignmouth, 13 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, £3. 3s 1807 Bernal's copy fetched, 1855, £5. 15s. Vols. 1, 2. Life. 3. Discourses and Dissertations. 4. Chronology of the Hindus, and other Miscellanies. Tales and Fables, by Nizami. 5. Papers on Indian Botany, Persian Grammar. 6. 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Paris, 1822-1851 2514 JOURNAL ASIATIQUE, the FIRST SERIES, complete, 11 vols. 8vo. half calf, 36s Paris, 1822-27 Comprises contributions from Chezy, Klaproth, Abel-Remusat, Saint-Martin, Silvestre de Sacy, etc. 2515 JOURNAL of the INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO and Eastern Asia, Vols. I. II. III. Nos. 3, 4, IV. and V. 8vo. containing important matter on the Races and Languages of Eastern Asia, with Geographical and Ethnological plates, £4. Sing. 1847-51 2516 KÆMPFERI (E.) Amœnitates Exoticae Relationes et Descriptiones Rerum Persicarum et Ulterioris Asia, 4to. vellum, many plates, fine copy, 12s Lemgoviae, 1712 I. Relationes de Aulae Persicae statu hodierno; II. De rebus variis (Japonicis); III. Observ. phys. med. curiosae; IV. De Palma Dactylifera Persica; V. Plantae Japonicae (cum characteribus sinicis). Priced, 1836, Jas. Bohn, £1. 88; sold in Willett's sale for £2. 6s. 2518 2517 KLAPROTH (J.) 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