Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Aestate hyeme que idem_. A Boston merchant. Signed, _N. Hurd Sculp._ 324. GREEN. _Garrett Greens’ Private Library. 809 Greenwich Street._ A printed label with the following motto, _When we are deprived of friends we should look upon good books (they are true friends that will neither flatter nor dissemble:), and we should study to know ourselves. The borrower will please read and return this Book uninjured and without delay._ Circa, 1822. 325. GREEN. _John Green Jr. of Worcester._ A grotesque plate. The name is enclosed within a frame which is filled with mementoes of the dissecting room, and with various mottoes. 326. GREENE. _Benjamin Greene._ Armorial. Jacobean. Motto-ribbon empty. Signed, _N. H. Scp._ A very neat and pretty plate. A wealthy merchant of Boston; of a branch of the Rhode Island family. 327. GREENE. _Benjamin Greene. 1757._ The same copper as the above but with the date _1757_ added beneath the name; this was probably placed there some time subsequent to the date of engraving, although very likely the correct date. Signature unchanged. Illustrated in “Art Amateur,” April, 1894. 328. GREENE. _B. D. Greene._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. No motto. A small plate, very neat in appearance. 329. GREENE. _David Greene._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Nec timeo nec sperno_. Signed, _Revere scp._ Of Massachusetts. 330. GREENE. _Thomas Greene Junr._ Armorial. Jacobean. Motto, _Study to know thyself_. Signed, _N. Hurd Scp._ Very similar to the plate of Benjamin Greene. 331. GREENLEAF. _William Greenleaf._ Armorial. Signed, _N. Hurd. Scp._ 332. GREENOUGH. _The Property of David Stoddard Greenough._ A printed name label with borders of ornamental type. The motto, _Return what thou borrowest_, _with the most sacred punctuality_, _and withhold it not_, is printed between the borders. A woodcut pattern of festooning and sprays of flowers encloses the whole. Signed, _William Greenough fecit_. 333. GREENWOOD. _Isaac Greenwood._ Pictorial. An anchor enclosed within a circular frame which bears the name; slight foliations within the frame. Resembles an old printer’s mark somewhat. 334. GRIGGS. _A. Griggs Philadelphia._ Pictorial. In a position quite impossible to imagine outside of the picture, are three books thrown upon a huge rock, holding a scroll outspread, which hangs down over a rushing brook. Indeed, one corner of the scroll dips into the water; a few brushes and stunted or dead trees complete the landscape. This is a woodcut in the style of Anderson. 335. GUILFORD LIBRARY. _Guilford Library._