at Triers, which gave him Occafion to write this Piece. He reprefents the Heroines of former Times walking in the Elyfian Fields, and complaining of their Misfortunes in Point of Love. Whilft their Minds are taken up with fuch melancholy Thoughts, Cupid goes by accidentally. They imme diately ftop him, and refolve to punifh him as be. ing the fole Author of their Mifery. They tie his Hands behind his Back, and faften him to the Top of a Myrtle Tree, &c. reus eft, fine erimine, judice nullo, Accufatus Amor. Whereupon Venus comes to the Elyfian Fields, and far from excufing her Son, chides him feverely, and whips him with a Bundle of Rofes. The Ladies, moved with Compaffion, cry out that Venus is too cruel; They intercede for Cupid, and afcribe their Misfortunes to Destiny. Inde truces cecidere mina, vindictaque major That ingenious Poem has been Reprinted here with the Notes of Mariangelas Accurfius, Elias Vinetus, Scriverius, and thofe of an Anonymous Author. Befides, the Readers will find at the End of the Book the XVIIIth Chapter of Scaliger's Aufoniane Lectiones, and a Chapter of Barthius's Adverfaria, containing fome Remarks upon the Poem of Aufo FATHER Valechi has put out an Historical and Chronological Differtation concerning the Reign of Elagabalus. De M. Aurelii Antonini Elagabali Tribunisia Poteftate V. Differtatio Hiftorico-Chronologica. Autore R. D. Virginio Vallechi, a Brixia Monacha Benedicino Congregationis Cafinenfis. Florentie 1711, 4to. Pagg. 120. AMSTERDAM. D'Eloquence in the Univerfity of Groningen, who R. Borges, Profeffor of Mathematicks and died in the Year 1666. left behind him feveral. Indexes or Repertories of his own making. Those Indexes have been bought by Mr. Halma, a Bookfeller of Leuwarden, who is willing to fell them, Here follows the Catalogue. 1. Rationarium, five Repertorium Philologicum, Criti cum & Antiquitatum, ordine literarum Alphabethi. It confifts of Seven large Volumes in Folio, and contains an Extract of the beft Criticks, fuch as Scali ger, Cafaubon, Salmafius, Voffius, Gronovius, and above Fifty more. 2. Repertorium Politicum, Hiftoricum & Furidicum, in one large Volume in Folio, taken from several Ancient and Modern Hiftorians, and from many Modern Politicians, such as Bodin, Grotius, &c. 3. Index rerum & verborum in T. Livium. 1. Vol. in Fol. 4. Index rerum & verborum in Plutarchum. 2. Vol. in Fol. 10. 11. in Martianum Capellam de nuptiis Philolo in Silium Italicum. Philologico-politicus in Salluftium. rerum & verborum in Valerium Maxi 27. in Hiftoria Augufta Scriptores, ad litteram Q 28. in Cenforinum de Die Natali 34. in Panegyriftas Latinos. Befides fome others, that are not fo complete. A Fourth Edition of Mr. Le Clerc's Ars Critica is lately come out with great Improvements. DELFT T DELF T HE following Book has been newly published here: Melanges de Remarques Critiques, Hiftoriques, Philofophiques, Theologiques fur les deux Differtations de M. Toland, intitulées, l'une, L'Homme fans fuperftition, & l'autre, Les Origines, Judaiques, Avec une differtation tenant lieu de Preface, où on examine l'argument tiré du confentement de tous les peuples, pour prouver l'existence de Dieu, & on refute les principales objections par lefquelles on a pretendu l'affoiblir. Par Elie Benoift, Pasteur de l'Eglife Walone de Delft Delft 1712. in 8vo. Pagg. 374. ART. |