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In the cut of the adoration of the shepherds their namesare introduced as follows : Gobin le gay: le beau Roger;Aloris; Ysauber; Alison, and Mahault. The same cut isin two or three other Horae mentioned in this list.
No. VII. " Heures a l'usaige de Rouan. Simon Vostre,1508, 8vo." With the same Danse Macabre.
No. VIII. " Horae ad usum Romanum. ThielmanKerver," 1508, 8vo. Vellum. With the same DanseMacabre.
No. IX. "Hore christofere virginis Marie secundumusum Romanum ad longum absque aliquo recursu, &c."Parisiis. Simon Vostre, 1508, 8vo. M. Peignot has givena very minute description of this volume, with a list of thedifferent persons in the Danse Macabre.
No. X. " Heures a l'usage de . . . . Ant. Verard," 1509,8vo. with the same Danse Macabre.
No. XI. " Heures a l'usaige d'Angers. Simon Vostre,"1510, 8vo. With the same Danse Macabre. Particularlydescribed by M. Peignot.
No. XII. "Heures a l'usaige de Rome. Guil. Godar,"1510, large 8vo. vellum illuminated. A magnificent book.It contains the Danse Macabre as in No. I. But it isremarkable for a third Dance of Death on the margins atbottom, consisting of small compartments with a singlefigure, but unaccompanied in the usual manner by Death,who, in various shapes and attitudes, is occasionallyintroduced. The characters are the following, without thearrangement commonly observed, and here given in theorder in which they occur. 1. Da Prieuse. 2. La Gardedacouche. 3. L'Abesse. 4. Le Promoteur. 5. Le Cone-stable. 6. Le Moine, without a label. 7. La VielleDemoiselle. 8. La Baillive. 9. La Duchesse. 10. LeSergent. 11. La Nourrice. 12. La femme du Chevallier.13. La Damoiselle. 14. Le Maistre descole. 15. LaFemme du village. 16. La Rescomanderese. 17. LaRevenderese. 18. Le Laboureur. 19. La Bourgoise. 20,L'Usurier. 21. Le Pelerin. 22. Le Berger. 23. LaReligieuse. 24. L'Home d'armes. 25. La Sorciere. 26.Le Petit enfant. 27. Le Clerc. 28. Le Patriarche. 29.Le Cardinal. 30. L'Empereur. 31. Le Roy. 32. LaMarchande. 33. Le Cure. 34. La Theologienne. 35. La