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The Dance of Death.

Maso Finiguerra at Florence, accurately copied in MrOttley's history of engraving. They are accompanied with

this unappropriated mark /J¥

No. II. "Ordinarium beate Marie Tirginis ad usumCisterciensem impressum est caracteribus optimis unacum expensis honesti viri Symonis Vostre commorantisParisiis in vico novo Dive Marie in intersignio SanctiJoannis Evangeliste, 1497," i2mo. This beautiful bookis on vellum, with the same Danse Macabre as in thepreceding, but the other cuts are different.

No. III. " Hore presentes ad usum Sarum impressefuerunt Parisiis per Philippum Pigouchet Anno Salutismccccxcviii die vero xvi Maii pro Symone Vostre librariGcommorante, &c." 8vo. as above.

Another beautiful volume on vellum, with the sameDanse Macabre. He printed a similar volume of thesame date, for the use of Rome, also on vellum.

A volume of prayers, in 8vo. mentioned by M. Peignot,p. 145, after M. Raymond, but the title is not given. It issupposed to be anterior to 1500, and seems to contain thesame personages in its Danse Macabre, as in the precedingvolumes printed by Simon Vostre.

No. IV. "Heures a l'usage deSimon Vostre, on vellum, 1502,Danse Macabre.

No. V. " Heures a l'usage deimprimees avec belles histoires,

1502, 8vo. This is mentioned by M. Peignot, on theauthority of Papillon. It was reprinted 1513, 8vo. andhas the same cuts as above.

No. VI. " Heures a l'usage de Rome. Printed forSimon Vostre by Phil. Pigouchet," 1502, large 8vo. onvellum. With the same Danse Macabre. This truly mag-nificent volume, superior to all the preceding by the sameprinter in beauty of type and marginal decoration, differsfrom them in having stanzas at the bottom of each page ofthe Dance, but which apply to the figure at tk e top only.They are here giveu

Soissons." Printed by8vo. With the same

Rheims, nouvellementpour Simon Vostre,"