Stimmer _Neue Kunstliche Figuren 4to Besel 1576 Biblischen, &c._ _t._ Feyrabend _Stam und Wapenbuch_ 4to Franckfurt 1579 _k._ Schrot _Wappenbuch_ 8vo Munich 1581 _k._ Lonicer, J. _Stand und Orden der 4to Francfurt 1585 A. heiligen Römischen _v._ Catholischen Kirchen._ Clamorinus _Thurnier-buch_ 4to Dresden 1590 _k._ Tobias Stimmer was an artist, born at Schaffhausen in 1544, and in conjunction with his younger brother, John Christopher Stimmer, executed part of the woodcuts in the Bible of Basle, 1576 and 1586. The younger brother also prepared the prints for a set of Emblems, _Icones Affabræ_, published at Strasburg in 1591. Sigismund Feyrabend is a name of great note as a designer, engraver on wood, and bookseller, at Francfort, towards the end of the sixteenth century. Who Martin Schrot was, does not appear from the _Biographie Universelle_; and Clamorinus may probably be regarded as only the editor of a republication of Rüxner’s _Book of Tournaments_ that was printed in 1530. DUTCH OR FLEMISH. Van Ghelen Flemish translation, ... Anvers 1584 _Navis stultorum._ _v._ Coörnhert _Recht Ghebruyck ende 4to Leyden 1585 Misbruyck van tydlycke _v._ Have._ SPANISH. Manuel _El conde Lucanor_ 4to Sevilla 1575 (apologues & fables). _v._ Boria _Emprese Morales_ 4to Praga 1581 _k._ Guzman _Triumphas morales_ 8vo Medina 1587 (nueuamente corregidos). _t._ Horozco _Emblemas Morales_ 8vo Segovia 1589 _t._ Don Juan Manuel was a descendant of the famous Alphonso V. His work consists of forty-nine little tales, with a moral in verse to each. It is regarded, says the _Biog. Univ._ vol. xxvi. p. 541, “as the finest monument of Spanish literature in the sixteenth century.” There are earlier editions of Francisco de Guzman’s _Moral Triumphs_, as at Antwerp in 1557, but the edition above named claims to be more perfect than the others. Horozco y Covaruvias was a native of Toledo, and died in 1608; one of his offices was that of Bishop of Girgenti in Sicily. In 1601 he translated his Emblems into Latin, and printed it under the title of _Symbolæ Sacræ_.