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John Davies d. 1890
On Celtic words used by early English writers. Tenby 1855.
Contributions to periodicals
On the races of Lancashire as indicated by the local names and
dialect of the county. Trans of the Philological Soc 1855.
On the connexion of the Keltic with the Teutonic languages and
especially with the Anglo-Saxon. Trans of the Philological Soc
1857.
A comparison of Celtic words found in Old English literature and
English dialects with modern Celtic forms. Archaeologia
Cambrensis 1881–2.
The Celtic element in the Lancashire dialect. Archaeologia
Cambrensis 1882–3.
The Celtic element in the dialect of the counties adjoining
Lancashire. Archaeologia Cambrensis 1884.
The Celtic element in the dialectic words of the counties of
Northampton and Leicester. Archaeologia Cambrensis 1885.
Davies was a member of the Royal Asiatic Soc and translated the Bhagavad
Gita as well as writing on Indian philosophy, theology and Sanskrit.
Thomas Frognall Dibdin 1776–1847
Poems. 1797.
An introduction to the knowledge of rare and valuable editions of
the Greek and Roman classics. Gloucester 1802, 1804 (enlarged), 2
vols 1808 (rev), 1827 (greatly enlarged).
The Director: a weekly literary journal. 2 vols 1807. Ed Dibdin.
Specimen bibliothecae britannicae. 1808.
The bibliomania or book-madness, in an epistle addressed to
Richard Heber. 1809, 1811 (enlarged), 2 pts 1842 (improved), 1876,
1905.
The typographical antiquities of Great Britain. Vols 1–4 (all pbd),
1810–19. A partial revision of Ames.
Bibliography, a poem: book I. [1812].
Bibliotheca Spenceriana: or a descriptive catalogue of the library of
Earl Spencer. 4 vols 1814–15.
The bibliographical Decameron. 3 vols 1817.
A bibliographical, antiquarian and picturesque tour in France and
Germany. 3 vols 1821; tr Fr 1825.
Aedes Althorpianae: or an account of the mansion, books and pictures
at Althorp. 2 vols 1822.
A descriptive catalogue of the books lately of the library of the Duke
di Cassana Serra and now of the Earl Spencer. 4 vols 1823.
The library companion. 2 vols 1824.
The Sunday library: a selection of sermons from eminent divines. 6
vols 1831.
Bibliophobia: remarks on the present languid state of literature and
the book trade, by Mercurius Rusticus. 1832.
Reminiscences of a literary life. 2 pts 1836.
The bibliographical, antiquarian and picturesque tour in the northern
counties of England and Scotland. 3 vols 1838.
Cranmer: a novel, by a member of the Roxburghe Club. 3 vols 1839.
Dibdin also pbd reprints of Tudor and Stuart rarities, mainly for the
Roxburghe Club, as well as sermons, pamphlets, etc.
Francis Douce 1757–1834
The dance of death. [1794?] (anon), 1833 (enlarged). Ed Douce with
elaborate dissertation.
Illustrations of Shakespeare and of ancient manners, with dissertation
on the clowns and fools of Shakespeare. 2 vols 1807.
A catalogue of the Harleian manuscripts in the British Museum.
1808–12. Revised by Douce.
A catalogue of the Lansdowne manuscripts in the British Museum.
1819. With Sir H. Ellis.
Contributions to periodicals
Dissertation on the runic jasper ring belonging to George
Cumberland. Archaeologia Cambrensis 1827.
Douce also pbd edns of Arnold’s Chronicle (1811); and a few ME texts for
the Roxburghe Club. The Bodleian possesses numerous bks annotated by
Douce.
Alexander Dyce 1798–1869
Editions
Specimens of British poetesses. 1825, 1827.
The poetical works of William Collins. 1827.
The works of George Peele. 3 vols 1828–39.
The works of John Webster. 4 vols 1830, 1857.
The dramatic works of Robert Greene. 2 vols 1831, 1861.
The dramatic works and poems of James Shirley. 6 vols 1833.
Specimens of English sonnets. 1833.
The works of Richard Bentley. 3 vols 1836–8.
The works of Thomas Middleton. 5 vols 1840.
The poetical works of John Skelton. 2 vols 1843, 1856.
The works of Beaumont and Fletcher. 11 vols 1843–6.
The works of Christopher Marlow. 3 vols 1850.
Recollections of the table talk of Samuel Rogers. 1856, 1887, 1903,
1952 (rev).
The works of Shakespeare: the text revised. 6 vols 1857, 9 vols 1864–7
(adds glossary), 1907.
The works of John Ford. 3 vols 1869.
Dyce also pbd the Aldine edns of Akenside, Beattie, Parnell, Pope and
Shakespeare’s poems, as well as several Elizabethan texts for the Camden,
Percy and Shakespeare Socs.
Miscellaneous writings
Select translations from the Greek of Quintus Smyrnaeus. 1821.
Remarks on Mr J. P. Collier’s and Mr Charles Knight’s editions of
Shakespeare. 1844.
A few notes on Shakespeare with occasional remarks on Mr Collier’s
copy of the folio 1632. 1858, 1859.
John Earle 1824–1903
George Lillie Craik | John Earle
Gloucester fragments, legends of St Swithun and Sancta Maria
Aegyptiaca. 1861.
Guide to Bath, ancient and modern. 1864.
Two of the Saxon chronicles parallel, with supplementary extracts
from the others, edited with introduction, notes and a glossarial
index. 1865, 1889, 1892.
A book for the beginner in Anglo-Saxon. 1866, 1877, 1902.
The philology of the English tongue. 1866, 1871, 1892.
Rhymes and reasons: essays by J. E. 1871.
A word for the mother tongue: inaugural lecture for the chair of
Anglo-Saxon at Oxford, Nov 17 1876. Oxford 1876.
The peace of Wedmore and how it touches the history of the English
language. Oxford 1878.
English plant names. 1880.
Anglo-Saxon literature. 1884.
A handbook on the land charters and other Saxonic documents.
1888.
English prose: its elements, history and usage. 1890.
Deeds of Beowulf done into modern prose. 1892.
The Psalter of 1539. 1894.
Bath during British independence. 1895.
A simple grammar of English now in use. 1898.
Alfred as a writer. In Alfred the Great, ed A. Bowker, 1899.
The Alfred jewel. 1901.
The place of English in education. In An English miscellany presented
to Dr Furnivall, Oxford misc, 1901.
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