Agrippa(Cornelius). Account of some of his works,19D'Aguesseau(Chancellor). Account of his Library,72Alcove, the.Description of Lorenzo's,481,482Alcuin,167Alfred,169Alphonso.An obstinate literary character,14Ames(Joseph),340Ancillon.Pillage of his library,522Anne Boleyn.Her coronation dinner described by Stow,216,217Anselm,174Anstis(John). Original letter of,239Literary character of,337,338Antiphoners,115Antonio(Nicolas).SeeBibliographical Index.Arch(Messrs. John and Arthur). Their purchase of Sandford's Genealogical History,l.p.,492Aristotle's Works—printed upon vellum,519D'Artois(Count). Catalogue of his library,72Purchase of the Vallière Collection,97Ascham, (Roger). His 'Schoolmaster' commended,283Ashmole(Elias). Some account of,293-296Askew(Dr. Anthony). Some account of, with specimens of his library,388-391Atticus.A book-auction bibliomaniac,128-132,137Auctions of Books.Their origin in this country,304-308Warmth of bidders at,307Audiffredi(Jean Baptiste).SeeBibliographical Index.Autumnal Morning,480,481Baber(Rev. Henry Hervey). Preparation of the Catalogue of the Museum printed books,90His edition of Wickliffe's translation of the New Testament,339Bacon(Roger, or Friar),180-183Bacon(Sir Nathaniel). Libellous character of,237Bagford(John). Some account of,326-331Wood-cut of his rebus, or device,331Baillet(Adrien). Some account of,43-45—SeeBibliographical Index.Baker(Thomas). Some account of,341-343Extract from his will,342Baker(late Mr. George). Copy of Reed's catalogue of books,457Catalogue of Strawberry-Hill Pieces,539Bale(John, Bishop of Ossory). Some account of,246-248His portrait,247Baltimore(Lord). His 'Gaudia Poetica,'532Barnes(Juliana). Her Work on Hunting, &c.,124,325,381,384,519Barthélémy(Abbé). Catalogue of his library,74Bartholin.SeeBibliographical Index.Beauclerk(Hon. Topham). Account of his library,394,395Becket(Thomas à),176Account of his murder,177Bede,166Bedford(John, Duke of). His beautiful Missal,190,191Beloe(Rev. Mr.).SeeBibliographical Index.Benedict(Biscop),165Benet(Sir John). Assists Sir T. Bodley in erecting the Bodl. Library,275Bernard(Dr. Francis). Some account of his library,316,317Engraving of his portrait,503Bernardo.A book-auction bibliomaniac,124His copy of an Illustrated Chatterton,500of Walton's Complete Angler,ib.Berryer(Mons.). His care and skill in having his books bound,513Beughem.SeeBibliographical Index.Bibles.Ancient English,238Bibliographers.Character of aspersed,483Bibliography.Cabinet of,21Opinions of foreign critics thereupon,24,25Outline of its rise and progress,29-99Utility and importance of the study so called,552Bibliomania.History of the Bibliomania, or of English Book-Collectors,165-461SeeChronological Index.Definition of, and works upon,485-487