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Danse aux aveugles, 205.Death and the Lady, 201.
how personified by the Ancients, I.not in itself terrific, 4.to Dr. Quackery, 188.De Bry, prints by him, 161, 164, 175.Dedication to the first edition of the Lyons wood-cuts, 75 ; mistakes
in it, 77.De Gheyn, prints by him, 177, 183.De la Motte's fables, 163.Delia Bella, 144.
De Murr, his mistake about the Dance of Death, 208.Dennecker, or De Necker, Jobst, Dances of Death by him, 34, 36, 75,
104.De Pas, Crispin, description of a singular engraving by him, 175.Descamps, his mistake about the Dance of Death, 208.Deuchar, David, the Scottish Worlidge, his etchings of the Dance of
Death, 120.Deutch, Nicolas Manuel, the painter of a Dance of Death at Berne,
198.Devil's ruff-shop, 178.
De Vos, Martin, print after him of the Devil's ruff-shop, 178.Diepenbecke, Abraham, designer of the borders to Hollar's etchings of
the Dance of Death, in.Dialogue of life and death, in "Dialogues of creatures moralized," 152,Dominotiers, venders of coloured prints for the common people, 68.Drawings of the Dance of Death, 197.Drursei Mors, an excellent Latin comedy, 156.Dugdale, his Monasticon, 114; his St. Paul's, 114.Dlirer, Albert, some prints by or after him described, 168, 169.
Ear, the seat of memory among the Ancients, 3.
swearing by, 3.Edwards, Mr. the bookseller, the possessor of Hollar's etchings of the
Dance of Death, 113.Elizabeth, her Prayer-book with a Dance of Death, 130, 131.Emblems and fables relating to the Dance of Death, 160.Engravings on wood, the earliest impressions of them not always thebest, 75, 79.
commendations of them in books printed inFrance, Germany, and Italy, 86.Errors of miscellaneous writers on the Dance of Death, 209.of travellers concerning it, 206.
of writers on painting and engraving concerning it, 207.Evelyn, Mr. his mistake concerning the Dance of Death, 207.
Fables relating to the Dance of Death, 160.
Faut mourir, le, 22.
Felibien, his mistake about the Dance of Death, 207.
Figeac, Champollion, his account of a Macaber Dance, 210.