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 Catalogue de tous les livres de feu M. Chapelain, edited by C. Searles, Palo Alto, Stanford University Press 1912, II-119 p., in-4°.

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Introduction — Jean Chapelain and his Library.	6
The Works of Chapelain.	10
Manuscripts of Chapelain.	14
Chapelain's Books.
I. Theology.	17
i. Biblical text, paraphrases, etc., Nos.1-20
ii. Works dealing with the scriptures, 21-35
iii. Greek patriarchs, 36-46
iv. Latin patriarchs, 47-74
v. Devotional and moral (sermons, treatises, etc.), 75-161
vi. Church rites and discussions thereupon, 162-193
vii. Dogma, 194-204
viii. Works of controversy, proselytism, polemics, heresies, etc., 205-281
II. Jurisprudence.	24
i. Ancient and modern (miscellaneous), 282-302
ii. Law of various countries, 303-324
iii. Church law and privilege, 325-355
III. Philosophy.	27
i. Ancient philosophers, 356-381
ii. Mediaeval and modern philosophers, 382-410
iii. Logic, 411-415.
iv. Metaphysics, 416-445
v. Moral philosophy (general), 446-512
vi. Practical moral philosophy (training for public and private life), 513-574
vii. Political philosophy, 575-675.
IV. Sciences.	34
i. General treatises; physics (general), 676-698
ii. Treatises on special subjects of physics, 699-718
iii. Natural history: geology and biology, 719-755
iv. Agriculture, 756-770
v. Medicine, 771-834
vi. Mathematics, 835-866
vii. Applied mathematics, mechanics, 867-881
viii. Astronomy and its applications, 882-966
ix. Military science, 967-1006
x. Occult sciences, 1007-1033
V. Fine Arts.	43
i. Painting, sculpture, etc., 1034-1068
ii. Music, 1069-1070
iii. Arts and trades, games, etc., 1071-1092
VI. Belles Lettres.	45
i. Linguistics.
1. General treatises, 1093-1105
2. Greek, 1106-1118
3. Latin, 1119-1156
4. French, 1157-1168
5. Italian, 1169-1202
6. Spanish, 1203-1208
7. Miscellaneous, German, Hebrew, etc., 1209-1217
ii. Rhetoric.
1. Ars rhetorica, 1218-1265
2. Oratorical works, 1266-1317
iii. Poets.
1. Greek, 1318-1336
2. Latin.
(a) Ancient, 1337-1425
(b) Modern.
1. French, 1426-1492
2. Italian, 1493-1530
3. German, 1531-1538
4. Flemish and Dutch, 1539-1560
5. English, Scotch, etc., 1561-1569
3. French, 1570-1705
4. Italian, 1706-1990
5. Spanish, 1991-2022
6. Portuguese, 2023-2024
iv. Drama.
1. Greek, 2025-2031
2. Latin (ancient and modern), 2032-2051
3. French, 2052-2100
4. Italian, 2101-2283
5. Spanish, 2284-2303
v. Fiction, prose fables, novels, novelle, etc.
1. Greek, 2304-2313
2. Latin, 2314-2319
3. French, 2320-2375
4. Italian, 2376-2413
5. Spanish, 2414-2451
vi. Literary miscellanies.
1. Latin, 2452-2476
2. French, 2477-2534
3. Italian, 2535-2618
4. Spanish, 2619-2632
vii. Correspondence.
1. Greek and Latin, 2633-2701
2. French, 2702-2719
3. Italian, 2720-2767
4. Spanish, 2768-2773
viii. Literary studies.
1. Treatises on poetic and dramatic art.
(a) Ancients, 2774-2788
(b) Moderns, 2789-2825
2. Commentaries, criticism, invectives.
(a) Greek and Latin, 2826-2862
(b) French, 2863-2882
(c) Italian, 2883-2911
3. Literary disputes.
(a) Balzac vs. Heinsius, 2912-2914
(b) Voiture, 2915-2918
(c) Dante, 2919-2921
(d) Tasso vs. Ariosto, 2922-2934
(e) Il Pastor Fido of Guarini, 2935-2942
(f) The Adone of G.B. Marini, 2943-2946
(g) Tassoni, 2947-2951
(h) Caro vs. Castelvetro, 2952-2956
(i) Ancients and moderns, 2957-2965
VII. History.	86
i. Introductory.
1. Method, philosophy, composition, 2966-2977
2. Geography, 2978-3009
3. Voyages (arranged according to the dates of the editions), 3010-3067
4. Universal history, and chronology, 3068-3095
ii. Ecclesiastical history.
1. General, 3096-3113
2. Councils, 3114-3121
3. History of the Jesuits, 3122-3132
4. Missions, Jesuit relations, 3133-3170
5. Lives of popes and cardinals, 3171-3188
6. Lives of saints and of men of distinguished piety, 3189-3219
7. Heresies and pagan beliefs, 3220-3234
iii. Ancient history.
1. Jews, Bizantium, Carthage, 3235-3244
2. Ancient Greece, 3245-3262
3. Ancient Rome, 3263-3346
iv. Modern history, mediaeval and general history of Europe, 3347-3371
v. History of different nations.
1. France.
(a) General and mediaeval, 3372-3412
(b) History of France by reigns, 3413-3549
(c) Different parts of France, 3550-3572
2. French Flanders, Belgium, the Netherlands, 3573-3599
3. Holland, 3600-3612
4. Italy.
(a) General, 3613-3641
(b) Cities and provinces (in alphabetical order), 3642-3738
5. Switzerland, 3739-3741
6. Spain, 3742-3788
7. Portugal, 3789-3799
8. Germany.
(a) General, 3800-3820
(b) Imperial Germany, 3821-3836
(c) Different parts of Germany, 3837-3859
9. England, 3860-3884
10. Scandinavia, 3885-3886
11. Denmark and Norway, 3887-3889
12. Sweden, 3890-3892
13. Iceland and Greenland, 3893-3894
14. Russia, 3895-3895a
15. Poland, 3896-3900
16. Modern Greece, 3901-3905
17. The Turks (Saracens), 3906-3921
18. Asia, and the Persians, 3922-3932
19. India, 3933-3939
20. China, 3940-3948
21. Africa, Egypt, the Islands, 3949-3957
22. America, 3958-3992
vi. History of chivalry, 3993-4008
vii. Archaeology, 4009-4062
viii. Biography.
1. Collections, 4063-4103
2. Lives of individuals, 4104-4137
ix. Bibliography, 4138-4142