INDEX.

jEmylius, Geo. his verses, 74.

Alciatus, his emblems the earliest work of the kind, 161.Aldegrever, his Dance of Death, 142.Almanac, a Swiss one, with a Dance of Death, 67, 186.Alphabets, several curious, 89, 190, 192.Amman, Jost, a Dance of Death by him, 35.Ars moriendi, some account of the last edition of it, 155.Athyr, "Stamm-und Stechbuchlein," a rare and singular bo:>k oiemblems, 161.

Baldmucci, a mistake by him corrected, 208.

Basle, destruction of its celebrated painting of the Dance of Death, 33 ;

engravings of it, 34.Beauclerc, Lady Diana, her ballad of Leonora, 187.Bechstein, Ludwig, his edition of the Lyons wood-cuts, 121.Beham, Barthol. his Dance of Death, 170.Bernard, le petit, his fine wood-cuts to the Old Testament, 154.Berne almanac, a Dance of Death in one of them, 136.Bock, Hans, not the painter of the Basle Dance of Death, 33.Bodenehr, Maurice, a Dance of Death by him, 147." Boetius de consolatione," a figure of Death in an old edition of it, 152.Bonaparte, Napoleon, a Dance of Death relating to him, 149.Books in which a Dance of Death is occasionally introduced, 150.Borbonius, Nicolas, his portrait, 124.

his verses, 81, 83, 123.in England, 123.Bosman, Arent, a singular old Dutch legend relating to him, 164.Bosse, a curious engraving by him, 175.Boxgrove church in Sussex, sculpture in, 201.Brant, Sebastian, his stultifera navis, 152.Bromiard, John de, his " Summa predicantium," a fine frontispiece to

it, 164.Buno, Conrad, a book of emblems by him, 162.Burnet, Bishop, his ambiguous account of a Dance of Death at Basle,

70, 123.