“Johannis Maccovii, S. S. Theol. Doct. et Profess. Opuscula philosophica omnia,” etc. 4to. 1660 “Histoire du Roy Henri le Grand, composé par messire Hardouin de Perefixe, ci-devant précepteur du roi.” 12mo. 1661 Hugo Grotius, “de Veritate religionis christianæ.” 12mo. 1662 This work was later reprinted by the Elzevirs five times. “Corpus juris civilis, Pandectis ad Florentinum archetypum expressio,” etc. 2 volumes. Folio. This is described as the most beautiful piece of typography produced from the Press of the msterdam House. 1663 Four volumes of the “Comedies” of Molière, printed (in French) “suivant la copie imprimée à Paris.” The last of these, “L’Étourdi,” was printed the same year in which the original appeared in Paris. Molière’s first comedy, “Les précieuses Ridicules,” was performed and was printed in 1659. He died in 1673. “Les Oeuvres” de M. François Rabelais. 2 vols. 12mo. 1663 “Recueil de quelques pièces nouvelles et galantes tant en prose qu’en vers. ‘À Cologne, chez Pierre du Marteau.’” One of the pieces of “lighter” literature upon which the Elzevirs did not wish to place their imprint, and they, therefore, utilise their “John Doe,” the mythical du Marteau of Cologne. “Dictionarium gallico-germanico-latinum. Dictionnaire françois-allemand-latin, par Nathanael Duez, avec priviléges.” 4to. 1115 pp. 1664 The final publication of the firm was a reissue of the Heinsius edition of Virgil, printed in 1664. Daniel Elzevir, with whose death terminated the publishing work of the House, carried on the business after the retirement of his cousin, from 1664 to 1680, a period of sixteen years. During this term, he published two hundred and fifty-nine works, a very large proportion of which were reissues, often corrected and improved, of the earlier publications of the House. I cite a few titles, omitting for the most part the re-issues. The first undertaking was a third edition of the “Oeuvres diverses du Sieur de Balzac,” which had evidently retained their popularity for Dutch readers. “Il Decameron di Messer Giovanni Boccacci, cittadino Fiorentino,” etc. 12mo 1665 “Les constitutions du monastère de Port Royal du S. Sacrement, avec privilége et approbation.” 12mo. 1665 Issued without imprint. “Recueil des défenses de M. Fouquet.” 5 vols. 12mo. 1665 “Suite du Recueil des Défenses de M. Fouquet.” 7 vols. 12mo. 1667 “Conclusion des Défenses,” etc. 1 vol. 12mo. 1668 These volumes appeared without imprint, but were promptly identified in Paris as coming from Elzevir.