Catalogue of the printed books preserved at Haigh Hall, Wigan, Co. Pal. Lancast > R--Z

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KAINOLDUS
RAINOLDUS [von Dassel], Archbishop of Cocln. Bpistolae.
Bouquet (m.) Eecueil des historiens des Gaules, vol. 16.
1814, fol.
RAINSBOROUGH (Thomas) See Brookes (t.) Preacher at
Fish-Street-Hill. The Glorious day of the saints ap¬
pearance, calling for a glorious conversation from all
beleevers; delivered in a sermon ... at the interment
of the corps of . . . Col. T. E., who was treacherously
murthered ... at Doncaster. . . . 1648, 4°.
See Paulden (t.) Pontofract Castle. An account how
it was taken: and how General R. was surprised in his
quarters at Doncaster, anno 1648. . . . 1702, 4°.
[Another edition.] Somers (j.) Baron Sotners,
Collection of tracts, vol. 7. 1812, 4".
RAISON. La Eaison d'estat, et le bouclier du parlement.
Paris, J. Ilcnatilt, 1649.
4°. 9 in. 7 pp. + (1) p. Morcau 2961.
RAISONNEMENT. Eaisonnement sur les affaires pre-
sentes, et leur difference de celles d'Angleterre.
Paris, F. Preuveray, 1649.
i°. 8J in. 7 pp. + (1) p. Morcau 2970.
RAISONS. Eaisons d'estat contre le ministcre estranger.
Paris, A. Cotiiiet, 1649.
4°. 9 in. 8 pp. " Les Exemples jiolitiques," etc., is a reprint with
addition of this work. Morcau 2961.
Les Eaisons ou les Motifs veritables do la deffenso du
parlement et des habitans de Paris. Contre les perturba-
teurs du repos public, et les ennemis du roy et de I'estat.
Paris, M. Mettayer, 1649.
4°. 8J in. (2) + 22 pp. Morcau 2967.
• • [Another edition.] Paris, F. Pretiveray, 1649.
4°. 8f in. 26 pp.
RAISPAIL (FRAN901S Vincent) See Ami (L') du peuple en
1848 ... Par V. V. E. No. 1-21. 1848, fol.
RAIT (Egbert Sangster) " The Kingis Quair " and the new
criticism. . . . Aberdeen, A. Broivn and Co., 1898.
Long 12°. 27 + (5) pp.
RAIT (William) A Vindication, | Of The Eeformed | Ee-
ligion, I From the Eeflections of a | Eomanist: | Written
for Information of all, | who will receive the Truth in
Love. I By William Eait Minister of | the Gospel at
Dundie. | 2 Cor. 13, 8. Cyprianus ad Pompeium epist.
74. I [Quoted.]
Aberdene, Printed by John For- | bes Younger,
Printer to the Town and Vni- | versitie, dwelling on the
Mercat-place, 1671. |
8°. 5J in. Roman letter. a-F, A-Z^ Aa-Nn-*; (48)+ 287 pp.+ (1)
P-
With bookplate of J. Whitefoord Mackenzie. Aberdeen
Printers, 116.
RAITENHASLACH, Mofiastery of. Monumenta necro-
logica raitenhaslacensia. Monumenta Germaniae his-
torica. Necr. Ger., vol. 2, pt. 1, pp. 255-283. 1890, 4".
RAJAH'S. The Eajah's sapphire. By M. P. Shiel. 1896,
RAJAMARTANi)A. Patanjali. The Aphorisms of the
Yoga philosophy of P. with illustrative extracts from
the commentary [called Eajamartanda, etc.]. . . 1852-53,
8 .
RAJX-RATNACARI. Upham (e.) The Mahavansi, the
Eaja-Eatnacari, and the Eaja-Vali, forming the sacred
and historical books of Ceylon. . . . 1833, 8".
RAJAST'HAN
7446
RAJAST'HAN. Tod (j.) Lieutenant-Colonel. Annals and
I antiquities of Eajast'han. . . . 1829-32, 4".
I RAJA-VALI. Upham (b.) The Mahavansi, the Eaja-
j Eatnacari, and the Eaja-Vali, . . . 1833, 8°.
RAJENDRALALA MITRA. See Aranyakas, Taittiri-
ydranyaka. The Taittiriya Aranyaka of the black
Yajur Veda, with the commenatry of Sayanacharya.
Edited by Eajendralala Mitra. . . . 1872, 8°.
I See Brahmanas.—-Taittiriabbahmana. The Taittiri-
yabrahmana, of the black Yajur Veda, with the com¬
mentary of Sayanacharya. Edited by Eajendralala
Mitra, etc. 1859-99, 8°.
See Brahmanas.—Gopathabrahmana. The Gopatha
Brahmana of the Atharva Veda, in the original Sanskrit.
Edited by Eajendralala Mitra, etc. 1872, 8".
See Kamandaka Pandita. The Nitisara, or the ele¬
ments of polity, by K. . . . The text edited by Eajen¬
dralala Mitra. . . . 1884, '61, 8°.
See Kavikanapura. Chaitanya-Chandrodaya, or the
Incarnation of Chaitanya; a drama. . . . Edited by
Eajendralal Mittra. . . . 1854, 8".
Sec Lalitavistara. The Lalita Vistara, or Memoirs
of the early life of Sakya Sinha [i.e., Buddha.] Edited
by Eajendralala Mitra. ... 1877, 8°.
Sec PuRANAS.—Agnipurana. Agni Piirana, a collection
of Hindu mythology and traditions. Edited by Eajen¬
dralala Mitra. . . . 1873-79, ^°-
• See Upanishads. The Chhandogya Upanishad of the
Sama Veda, with extracts from the commentary of
Sankara ifcharya, translated from the original Sanskrita,
by Eajendralala Mitra. . . . 1862, 8°.
See Vedas.—Taittiriyasamhita.—Pratisakhya. The
Taittiriya Pratisakhya, with the commentary entitled
the Tribhashyaratna. Edited by Eajendralala Mitra. . . .
1872, 8°.
The Antiquities of Orissa. . . . Vol. i.
Calcutta, Wyman and Co., 1875.
4°. 16 in. iv. + (2) +179 pp. + (1) p., 1 map, 35 plates.
RAJNA (Pio) See Dante Alighieri. II Trattato de vul¬
gar! eloquentia per cura di P. Eajna. . . 1896, 8°.
RAJPUTANA. ToD (j.) Lieu,tenant-Coloncl. Annals and
antiquities of Eajast'han, or the central and western
Eajpoot states of India. . . . 1829-32, 4°.
RAKUYO. Eakuyo shiia. A Collection of fallen leaves.
A Chinese and Japanese dictionary. [Amacusa], 1598.
264 X 190 mm. 109 leaves including title, printed from movable
type, on double leaves in the Chinese manner, on jsapor of
Japanese manufacture. The title is within a border:—^Racv-
yokv.f*- I [Vignette of the emblems of the Society of Jesus, with
the motto iesv nra bedeptio .] In Collegio lapo- | nico Socio
tatis I lesv. | Cum faoultatc Superiorum. | Anno m.d. xcviii. |
The last folio boars the date 1598 in Arabic figures at the foot of
the last column.
The following account of this rare work is quoted from M. Leon
do Rosny :—" Le diotionnairc intitule Uacvyoxv . . . fait partie de
cettc serie plus nombreusc quo ne le croient les bibliographes,
d'ouvrages rarissimes, publics anciennoment par les Europeens
au Japon, soit en langue jajionaise, soit en langue europ(:enne, ii
I'epoque ou cot empire etait si difficilomeut abordablo pour les
etrangers, et durant la pcriodc ou touto relation fut rompue avec
I'interiour. C'est un ouvragc prccieux et sans la possession
duquel les vocabulaircs japonais-portugais et japonais-cspagnols,
publics par les jcsuites, ne pcuvent etre que d'un mediocre secours
pour rintelligcnce de la litterature du Nippon. II so compose
de troise parties; la premiere, qui occupo 03 ff., renfcrme un
vofabulaire chinois, expliquti en japonais et fournissant les signes
ideographiqvies qu'ou omploie dans les textes sinico-japonais.
La seoonde partie, composiie de 19 fi., est un court abrege du