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 GEORGE BERKELEY 
 
 Bishop of Cloyne 
 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 Preface 4 
 
 A Sketch of Bishop Berkeley 5 
 
 List of authorities consulted 7 
 
 Biblio^rapliy 9 
 
 1. Collected works 9 
 
 2. Single works JO 
 
 3. Letters 20 
 
 4. Serni' Tis 21 
 
 5. Attributed works 23 
 
 C. Bioj^raphv and criticism 23 
 
 7. Port, lits 45 
 
 
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PREFACE. 
 
 This ])ibliogrrapliy is a preliminary i n vest i oration looking 
 towards ])ringing to<2:etlier here at the rniversity of California 
 as complete a collection of works re^rarding Bishop P>erkeley as 
 can he procured. Such a colleetion would he a most tittni<? 
 memorial of him. in whose honor our city is named. 
 
 So few of the hooks listed being available for examination, 
 full bibliographical data can not be given in every instance. The 
 work was begun some three years ago at the suggestion of 
 Librarian J. (\ Rowell. to whom many thanks are due for helpful 
 adviee, and has been carried on at intci'vals as time {x'l'untted. 
 The semi-centennial of the founding of the College of California, 
 and the two hundred and twenty-tifth aimiversary of Bishop 
 Berkeley, seems a fitting time for its publication. 
 
 II. R. M. 
 
 Berkki.kv, Cnl., March iL', Htl(>. 
 
 A SKETCH OP BISHOP BERKELEY. 
 
 George l^erkeley was born at Dysert, Kilkenny County, 
 Ireland, ^larch 12, 1685 n.s. He was of Anglo-Irish descent; 
 about his T)arents little is known, but as a bov voung Berkelev 
 was uiuisually precocious. In ]\Iarch, 1700, at the age of fifteen, 
 lie matriculated at Trinity College, Dublin, graduated four years 
 later, and in 1707 took his ^Master's degree. 
 
 In that year he published his first work, two mathematical 
 tracts in Latin. In 1709 he received his first ordination. Four 
 vears later, after a stav of thirteen vears, Berkelev left Trinity 
 College to accompany Lord Peterborough, as chaplain, to Sicily. 
 In the meantime he had written and published. An essay towards 
 a ncir fhconj of visio}i, 1709; A treatise concerning the principles 
 of ftuman kiioirJcdge, 1710; and Three dialogues between Hijlas 
 and Philonous, 1718. After a short stay on the continent 
 Berkeley returned to London where he remained two years. In 
 1715 he went to Italy as a traveling tutor and visited various 
 countries of Europe before he returned to London in 1720. 
 
 In 1724 Berkelev received from the Duke of Grafton the rich 
 preferment of the Deanery of Derry. ^Meanwhile he had at heart 
 a gigantic philanthropic scheme for civilizing and christianizing 
 the American Indians by establishing a college in the Bermuda 
 islands. lie pul)lished A proposal for the better supplying of 
 churcJfes in our foreign plantations in 1725, and the following 
 year he was in London seeking funds for the furtherance of his 
 plan. 
 
 He married Anne Forster in 1728 and set sail for Rhode 
 Island, as he deemed his actual presence in America a prelimi- 
 nary necessity to establishing a college there. He landed at 
 Newport in January 1729, bought a farm, and there passed 
 nearlv three years in studious retirement. When he learned that 
 the promise of an endowment of $100,000 for his college would 
 not be fulfilled by the P^nglish government, he returned with his 
 familv to London in February, 1732. Although Berkeley's 
 I)rimary scheme to found a college failed, still his presence in 
 
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 VNIVEESrn OF CALJFOFMA. 
 
 Amorica boro fruit; Kin^^s Collooro of \(>\v York (now roluinhia 
 University) wns foi-mcd closely on a model Turnislied by bini to 
 the Hrst trustees; Vale benefited from many <z:il'ts; and here, at 
 our Golden Oate, tlie seat of tlie T^niversity of California is 
 named in his honor. 
 
 Berkeley brouti'ht with him to London t1ie maiHiseri])t of 
 Alciphroii, or /In iniiiuh pli ilnsopln r. published in 17;VJ: his 
 TJfrorif of risloH. rin<li((fl( d (UkI ( .r/)l(Un< d. followed the next 
 year; and the Anahist in \1'.V\. This ends what is sometimes 
 called the Amei'iean per-iod of his life and the second of his 
 authorsiiip. 
 
 In 17:)4 Uei'keley retui-ned to Ireland, as l^ishop of Cloyne. 
 Avlierc^ lie remained for ei«;hte('n years. 'V\\v misfortunes of 
 Ireland led to the publication of the (,)ii(risl. in 17:^") to 17:^7, 
 which contained sound political economy that anlicij>ated David 
 Hume and Adam Smith. He opened a distillery for the concoc- 
 tion of tar-water, whose invie-orat in«:' and cnrati\-e propei'ties lu^ 
 liad leariu'd fi-om the .\a rra«i'anset t Indians in America, and in 
 1744 [)ul)lished Sifis: tt clut'ni of pli iloso/ili icdl njhchoiis diid 
 in(juiri(s (■oii(( niiiHf I In cn-lufs of hir-irah r. 
 
 iJei'kelev left Clovne in 17r)L* to take up his residence at 
 Oxford. wluM-e his son (Jeoi'e-(> had entered Chi'ist College: the 
 same year he published his M is( ( Ihnni. a i'e|)rint of various tracts. 
 l^erkeley died very suddenly at Oxford, .January 14. ]'t'hl and 
 was huried in the cathedral of (Mirist Oolleii(\ 
 
 In <^^eneral, althouii'h l^erkeley is not !'anked in the first class 
 of metaphysical tliinkers, still his thought foians the ha-is of 
 most of the *rreat conllicts of sjx'culative plnlosoi)h\- of the 
 eit;-hteenth and ninet<'enth centuries. His theory of idea'ism he 
 ^•radually brou<iiit out in his writinii's; he fii'st took u|) vision, 
 demonstratiiiii- that our so-called visual percej>tioii of thni.us at a 
 (bstance is an illusion. He next discusses matter. W(.rkino- out 
 his doctrine that exteiiial things do not exist, hut that all reality 
 is spiritual, ij ., the manifested ideas of Ood. The special us.' 
 Berkeley made of his theory was to refute deists oi* free-thinkers, 
 and to defend ( 'hi'ist ianity. 
 
 His philosophy was seriously considered by l)u1 few of his 
 contem{)oraries and he sulTered from the almost total ahseiice of 
 intelli^nMit criticism. Not until the middle of the nineteenth 
 centurv did he receive sympathetic notice in Hngland. Just a 
 
 
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 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF BISHOP BERKELEY. 7 
 
 century earlier, the startinf? point of French criticism began with 
 A^)ltaire and Oondillac. but it was the latter part of the nine- 
 teenth century hefore Jk^rkeley received serious consideration 
 in Germany. Philosophy is indebted much to the subth^y of his 
 genius and the ()i'iginality of his spiH'ulations. 
 
 As a writer. Berkcdey's merits are of the higliest order. He 
 was a complet*' mast(^r of literary form. Gosse says, "He is one 
 of the most <'X(|uisite of all wi'iters of English prose," and Saints- 
 bui'y calls him. ''The greatest master of Eiiglish philosophical 
 stvle. " He was a close friend of tlu^ leadinix Euirlish men of 
 letter's, — Addison. Pope, Ste(4(\ and Swift, being especially under 
 the patronage of the latter. 
 
 I^erkeley was a man of medium stature, c^rect ami handsome; 
 gr<>at learning, large conversational abilities, amiable manners, 
 and lihei'al svmpathies gave him an individualitv and a charm 
 that is rarely surpassed. 
 
 LIST OF ALTIIOKITIES. 
 
 Besides tlie following, encyclopedias, periodical indexes, national and trade 
 biblio^ra])liies, and varions catalo^nes lia\e been consulted.. 
 
 AUibone, S. A. A critical dictionary of English literature, and 
 
 suj)plement. Phil. lS74-!)2. ov. 
 AnuM'icfJu Library Association. Portrait index. Wash. IDOG. 
 Astor Library, A'^ ir York. C'atalogue. Cand). Mass. 1886-88. 4v. 
 l^ailey. Samuel. Keview of Herkeley's theory of vision. Lond. 
 
 1S4l>. 
 ]>aldwin, 4. M.. (d. Dictionary of philosophy and psychology. 
 
 X. Y. DOLor). :W. in 4. 
 l^eikeley. (Jeorge. AVorks. Lond. L^71. 4v. ; Lond. L^97-n8, 3v. ; 
 
 L(md. 11)01. 4v. 
 Biographica l>i-itannica. Lond. 17784):]. ov. 
 
 Ho.ston AthenacHun. ( 'atalogue of the library. Rost. 1874-82. 5v. 
 l^ritish Museum. Catalogue of i)rinted books. Lond. 1881-11)00. 
 
 53v. 
 Supi)lement. Lond. 11)(MU)5. 11 v. 
 
 
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 Dictionary of Natioiuil Bio<i:rMi)liy. (v. ^'(V^, aiul S^npplciiit'Tit 
 
 V. 1-:^) Lond. lSSr)-l!)()l. 
 Edinburgh. Faculty ol* Advocates. Llhrarij. Calaloguc oT the 
 
 print('<l hooks. Edin. lS(;:>-7!). 7v. in i>. 
 Erinaii, Wilhchn, and Horn, l^wahL liihlioo-i'ai)lii(' dcr di'ulsrlicn 
 
 univcrsitatcn. Lpz. l!)()4-()r). Av. 
 Evans, (Minrh's. American })ihlio,uraphy. Ki:')!)-. diic ]'M):\-. ~)V. 
 France. Minisfh'c de Vinst rncf 'nni pnhiu/ne. ('atah)«,nie (U^s 
 
 theses et ecrits aca(h''nii(iues. lSS4-lfK>S. Par. 1S1)2-1!)()8. 
 Georg, Karl. Schla^i-wortkatalo^-. 188;MI»(>7. linnnovei' 1S81)- 
 
 U)()9. r)v. in 8. 
 Jahres-Verzeichnis der an den deutschen universitiiten I'rschien- 
 
 onen schriften. 188r)-li)08. lier. 1887-li)0!). '2:W. 
 London Library, ('atalo^nie, by i\ T. IL \Vri-:ht. Lond. 11M>;^ 
 Lowndes, W. T. Tlie bibliographer's manual. New ed. I^ond. 
 
 L8f);"). ()v. in 4. 
 Maire, Albei't. Ivepertoin^ alphabeticjue (h's theses . . . univer- 
 
 sites francaises. L81()-1!H)0. I*ar. LH):! 
 ^Massachusetts Historical Society. Catalo^nic of the library. Host. 
 
 18r)9-()(). 2v. 
 Moulton, C. \V., (d. The library of literary criticism. ButTalo, 
 
 X. v., L)0LU5. r)v. 
 National Library of Ireland, Duhli)}. Snppl(Mn<'ntal cata1o<rue, 
 
 L874-!):i. Dublin, LS8()-!)(;. (iv. 
 J*aris. I^ibliotheciue nationale. Catalogue general des livres im- 
 
 primes. i*ar. 185)7. 
 Peabody Institute, llaU'nnore. Tatalogue. l^>alt. 188:^92. 5v. 
 
 Second catalogue. Halt. 189b-1905. 8v. 
 
 Psychological Index, LS94-19()8. X. Y. 1895-1909. lov. 
 
 Sabin, Joseph, liibliotheca Americana. N. V. lS(;S-!)2. 2(>v. 
 
 \j. S. Surgfon-goifrars o/ficf. Lihninj. Index-cal.Mlo^-ue. Wash. 
 1880-95. Kiv. 
 
 Siim(. 2d ser. Wash. 189li-. 
 
 rniversitv of California. Libninf. Card catalogue. 
 
 Contents-index, i^erkeley, 1889. v. 1, and supplement in 
 
 MSS. 
 Watt, Robert. Bibliotheca Hritannica. Edin. 1824. 4v. 
 
 € 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Note.— (P) after a title indicates that a copy of the work is in the 
 University of California library. 
 
 1. colle('tp:d works. 
 
 The works of Gcorgfc Herkeley ... to which is added an account 
 of his life and several of his letters to T. i^rior, Dean Gervais, 
 and :\rr. Pope, etc. . . . Dublin, printed bv J. Exshaw, 1784 
 2v. il 
 
 Same. Lond. 1784. 2v. Q. 
 
 Works, and Life. Lond., R. Priestly, 1820. 3v. 0. 
 
 Works; to which aiv added an account of his life, and several of 
 his letters to Thomas Prior, Esq., Dean Gervais, Mr. Pope, 
 etc. Lond.. printed for T. Tegg and Son, 1837. 479p. O. 
 
 The Works of George Berkeley, D.D., Bishop of Cloyne; anno- 
 tated by the Rev. G. X. Wright [and the Latin essays ren- 
 dered into English]. Lond., Tegg, 1843. 2v. 0. 
 
 Selections fnmi Berkeley, with an introduction and notes, for the 
 use of students in the Cniversities . . . by A. C. Eraser. 
 Oxford, darendcm Press, 18f)6. O. 
 
 Same. 2d ed. enlarged. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1868. O. 
 
 Same. 3d ed. rev. Oxford 1884. xlviii + 374p. 0. 
 
 Same. 4th ed. rev. Oxford 1891. liii + 402p. 0. 
 
 Same. 5th ed. amended. Oxford 1899. xlviii + 336p. O. 
 
 The Works of George l^erkeley ; including many of his writings 
 hitherto unpublished. With prefaces, annotations, his life and 
 letters, and an account of his philosophy, by A. C. Eraser, 
 Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1871. 4v. O. (U). 
 
 Works; edited by George Sampson, with a biographical introduc- 
 tion by A. J. Halfour. Lond., Bell and Sons, 1897-98. 3v. 0. 
 (Bohn 's philosoi)hical library.) (U). 
 
 
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 The Works of Georj^i' Uci-kclcy . . . in<-lu(liii<r liis postlmiiious 
 works. With prefaces, nnnotations. Mppcjidiccs, imd nii ac- 
 count of his life, hv A. C\ Kraser. Oxford, (Uarcndcui Press, 
 
 « 
 
 1901. 4v. 0. (IT). 
 Oeuvres clioisies de I^erkeley, tr'aduites de rnn^lais par O. ]>eau- 
 
 lavoii et I). Parodi. Pai'is, A lean. IS!)'). Iv. (). 
 
 V. 1. I]ss;ii iriiiif nouNrllc th<'M)ric do la vision. Diuloguos ciitn- Ilylas 
 et Philonoiis. 
 
 Pliih)sophische wei'ke. l.pz.. Sehwickert. 17S1. (). 
 
 Only tlic ThrtM' (lialn^ucs hctwei'u llylus ami I'hilonuus was pub- 
 iishci. 
 
 2. ISIMilJ-: WORKS. 
 
 Advice to the Tories who have taken tlie Oaths. Lond., |)i'inted 
 l)y R. Hahlwin: and sohl by R. P>ui"lei^ii in Anien-( 'oi'ner, 
 ITlo. ... 
 
 :Scun(. Reprint, hi Archiv f. gesch. f. i)hih)s. IDOl, 14::n2-18 
 
 (U). 
 
 Alcij)hi'on : or, Tlie minute phih)sopher in seven dialogues. Con- 
 tainin<ian apoh)«i'\- foi' t lie ( diristian reliti-ion a^^ainst those who 
 are caMed free-thinkei's. Lond.. printed for -J. Tonson in the 
 Strand, 17:^,L>. 2v. O. (P). 
 
 Sanu . Dublin, printed foi* G. Risk, G. Kwing-, and W. Smith, 
 ll:V2. 2v. O. 
 
 Sam(. 2(1 ed. l.ond.. J. Tonson. 172>2. 2v. O. 
 
 The al)()vo editions liaxc "Essay towards a now tliooiy ot' \ision'' 
 a|>|>ond(Ml. 
 
 iSanK. !d ed. Lond., J. and 1\. Tonson and S. Draper, 1752. 
 
 :^i)lp. O. 
 
 Two forms of this »'(lition exist, one a careless rej»i-int of the 1st ed., 
 full of errors; the other a carefully revised text. 
 
 Sam<. 4th ed. Lond., d. P>eecroft, 17()7. i^Olp. 0. 
 
 Scnnr. The 1st Am. fr(»m the 4th Lond. ed. | with a j)i'eface by 
 Dr. Timotliy Dwi<4ht.J New Haven, foi' Lici'ease Cooke and 
 Co., \^i):l xiii -f- :^SSp. O. ( P). 
 
 Alciphron, on le petit philosophe, en sej)t dialo<»:ues, contenant 
 une apolo.u'ie de la reliijrion chretieinu' contr'e ceu.x (|u'on 
 nomme espritsforts (par (i. Berkeley, ti'adnit de Pan^'lais par 
 H. de Joncourt). Paris, Rolin Fils, 17:U. 2v. 1). 
 
 BIBLIOGFAPHY OF lUSHOP BERKELEY. 
 
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 Sawr. La Hayo, P. Gosse et J. Xeaulme. 1784. 2v. D. 
 Sam(. La Ilaye. 1^ Gilbert. 17:U. 2v. D. 
 
 The first work of Berkeley to be published in a foreign language. 
 
 Alciphron, le ])etit philosophe; oder, Schutzschrift fiir die wahr- 
 heit der (diristliche religion . . . aus der Franz, von W. 
 Kahler. Lemtro. ^NFeyer, 1787. O. 
 
 The analyst; or, A discourse^ addressed to an infidel inathema- 
 tioian|I)i'. Ilalley]. AVherein it is examined whether the 
 object, prineiples, and inferences of the modern analysis are 
 more distinctly coneeived, or more evid(^ntly deduced, than 
 r(dioi(Mis mysteries and points of faith. By the author of the 
 ^linute i)liilosopher. Lond. 1734. 0. 
 
 Sainr. Dublin, printed bv and for S. Fuller, and J. Leathlv, 
 17:U. O. 
 
 Sanu. 2d ed. Lond. 1754. 0. 
 
 Arithmetica abscjue aljrebra aut p]uclide demonstrata. Auetore 
 . . . Art. ]5ac. Trill. (N)1. Dub. Dublin 1707. 
 
 Pu])lishe<l anonymously, with Miscellanea matheniatiea ; tlie two form 
 a small vol. of 92p. and are Berkeley's first printed matter. Trans- 
 lated in the 1S43 and 1897 ed. of his Works. 
 
 Caractei"isti(|ues de Petat politique du royaume de la Grand- 
 
 Hreta^nt^ sur le ])ied rpCil est aujourdliui. Ouvra^re traduit 
 
 sur la 4e (^dition d(^ Pantrlais (de Georges Berkeley). La 
 
 Ilaye, P. Gosse. junior, 175!). :^;^()j). Q. 
 
 Listed in the Catalogue of the Bibliotheque Xationale, Paris; and in 
 Barbier Diet, des ouvrages.anonymes. 
 
 rommoni)lac(» book, mathematical, ethical, physical, and m(4a- 
 j)hysical, written at Trinity College, Dublin, in 1705-8. 
 
 First published in Eraser's 1871 ed. of Berkeley's works. 
 
 Le journal philosophique de Berkeley: Commonplace book. 
 (Etude et traduction) par Raymond Gourg. Par. 1907. xiii 
 + lf)8pi). O. (These de doctoral. TTniv. de Tcmlouse.) (V). 
 
 De motu: sive de motus principio et natura, et de causa com- 
 municationis motuum. Londini 1721. 0. 
 
 Keprinte<l in his " Miscellany" of 1752. Trans, in the 1843 and 1897 
 ed. of his works. 
 
 A defiance of free-thinking in mathematics in answer to a pam- 
 })lilet of Philah^thes Cantabrigiensis entitled: Geometry no 
 friend to infidelity, or a defence of Sir Lsaac Xewtoii, and the 
 
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 British matheniaticiaiis. Also an appoTidix eoncernin<r Mr. 
 Walton's Vindication of the principles of fluxions a^j^ainst the 
 objections contained in the Analyst. AVherein it is attempted 
 to put this controversy in snch a li^ht as that every reader 
 may be able to jud^rc thereof. By the author of the AFinute 
 philosopher. Lond. 17'^5. O. 
 
 Same. Dublin, ])rinted by ^I. Rhames, for R. Gunne, 1735. O. 
 
 Description of the cave of Dunmore. 
 
 First published in tlie 1871 ed. of Borkeley 's wt.rks; reprinted in the 
 1001 ed. No sejmrate edition. 
 
 A discourse addressed to ma<ristrates and men in authority. Oc- 
 casioned by the enormous license, and irreli^non of the times. 
 Dublin 1782. 0. 
 
 Same. Reprint. Dublin, printed by George Faulkner, 1738. 0. 
 
 Same. Another edition. Lond. 1738. O. 
 
 Same. In his ^Miscellany of 1752. (U). 
 
 An essay toward a new theory of vision. l\v G(M)r<:(^ Berkeley, 
 M.A. Dublin, printed by Aaron Rhames for Jeremy IVpyat, 
 1709. O. 
 
 Same. 2(1 ed. with appendix. Dublin, print-nl by Aaron Rhames 
 for Jeremy IVpyat, 1709. xiv -f- 5 -f 198p. O. 
 
 Same. Jjond. 1711. 0. 
 
 Same. 1 3d ed. without appendix.] Annexed to Alciphron. 
 
 Lond. 1732. 
 Same. In Robin. .Mathematical tracts, v. 2. Lond. 17(il. 
 
 Same. [Another ed.] Kdin. 1872. 
 
 The first work in which Berkeley's name appears on the title page. 
 
 Same. [Trans, into Italian. | Venezia 1732. 
 
 An essay towards preventing the ruin of Great Bi'itain. Lond. 
 
 1721. 
 
 Same. Reprinted in his Miscellany. 1752. (U). 
 
 Essays in the "Guardian" [14 nos.j. Lond., March U to August 
 
 5, 1713. 
 
 No. 1, Remarks on Collin's Discourse on free-thinking. 
 No. 27, Grounds to expect a future state provided. 
 No. 35, The Pineal gland discovered— Voyage through several. 
 No. 39, Observations on tlie Pineal gland of a Free-thinker. 
 
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 No. 49, Essays on pleasure, natural and fantastical — Pleasures of 
 imagination. 
 
 No. 55, Importance of Christianity to virtue. 
 
 No. 62, Visit to Westminster school — Utility of public seminaries. 
 
 No. 69, On Fenelon 's Demonstration of the existence, wisdom and 
 omnipotence of God. 
 
 No. 70, Analogy between St. Paul 's and the Christian church — Nar- 
 rowness of Free-thinkers. 
 
 No. 77, On the shortsightedness of critics, and Free-thinkers. 
 
 No. 83, On happiness — obstructed by the Free-thinkers. 
 
 No. 88, Superiority of the Christian ideas of the being and attributes 
 of God. 
 
 No. 89, Christian ideas of a future state. 
 
 No. 126, The attractions of friendship and benevolence. 
 
 Same. Reprinted in the later editions of Berkeley's Works. Not 
 I)ublished separately. 
 
 Farther thoue:hts on tar-water [17521. In his ]\Lscellanv. 1752. 
 (U). 
 
 Berkeley 's last work. No separate edition. 
 
 Journal in Italy in January, ]\lay, June, and September, 1717; 
 
 also in April, 1718. 
 
 First published in the 1871 ed. of his works; reprinted in the 1901 ed. 
 No separate edition. 
 
 .Maxims concerning patriotism. Dublin 1750. 
 
 Same. In his Miscellany. 1752. (U). 
 
 t. ]). of 1st ed. has the words ^ ' By a Lady.'' 
 
 The measures of submission to civil government. See '^Passive 
 obedience" under Sermons. 
 
 ]\Iiscellanea mathematica : sive cogitata nonnulla de radicibus 
 surdis, de aestu aeris, de cono aequilatero et cylindro eidem 
 sphaerae circumscriptis, de ludo algebraico; et paraenetica 
 quaedam ad studium matheseos praesertim algebrae. Autore 
 . . . Art. Bac. Trin. Col. Dub. Dublin 1707. 0. 
 
 Published with his Arithmetica[sir]. 
 
 A miscellany, containing several tracts on various subjects. By 
 the Bishop of Cloyne. Lond., printed for J. and R. Tonson 
 and S. Draper, 1752. vi + 267p. O. (U). 
 
 Same. [Another ed.] Dublin, Faulkner, 1752. D. 
 
 Conieiiis : 
 
 1. Farther thoughts on tar- water. 
 
 2. An essay towards preventing the ruin of Great Britain. 
 
 3. A discourse addressed to magistrates, etc. 
 
 4. A word to the wise. 
 
 v^ s 
 
 % 
 
14 UNIVEESirY OF CALIFOL'XIA. 
 
 .1. A letter to the Roman Catholics of the diocese of Cloyne. 
 (). Maxims concerning patriotism. 
 
 7. The querist. 
 
 S. Verses on the prospect ol" phititiiij^ arts and learning in Anicrica. 
 
 9. A [>roj)osal for the better supplying of churches in our foreign 
 
 plantations. 
 10. A sermon Ix'foic the incor{)orated society f<»r the j)ropagation 
 
 of the gospel in foreign parts. 
 
 ] 1. I)e nH>tu. 
 
 Of infinites. 
 
 First published in llerniathena, ISMMI. no. 2(). Reprinted in the l<»ol 
 ed. of Herk(dey 's Works, v. :>, j))*. 409-1-. Not published separately. 
 
 A i)r()p()sal for the Ixdtcf sn[)i)lying' of (dnindies in onr foreign 
 plantations, and for convi'i'ting the s^jvagc Americans to 
 Christianity, hy a eollegi' to be erected in tlie sunnner islands, 
 otherwise called the isl(^s of "Bennnda. Lond., printed l)y II. 
 Wood fall. 172:). 24i). O. 
 
 SdNH. Rej)rint. IT^^l. 
 
 Same. Ill his Misccdlany. 11^2. (D. 
 
 The qnerist, containin«j: several qneries, proposinl to th(» considei-a- 
 tion of the public. Dublin, pt. 1, IT:)."), pt. L\ 17;^(i, |)i'inted 
 by \\. Reillx, for (J. Risk, (i. Kwing. and \V. Smith; i)t. :l 
 IIM. printed by \\. Reilly, for dos. Leathley. 
 
 This ed. is anu)ng the rarest of pamphh'ts. Reprint. 'd in full in his 
 Works. V. 3, 1897 ed. 
 
 Same. 2d ed. ]^y the Right Reverend \)v. 0(M)rge Herktdey, 
 Lord Bishop of (1oyne. To wliiidi is added by the same author, 
 A word to the wise: or. An exhortati(»n to the Roman ("atholic 
 (dergy of Ii'eland. Lond., i)rinted for \V. Inn\s, ('. Davis, C. 
 Hitch, W. Howyer: and sold by M. Coojum'. IToO. O. 
 
 Tliis ed. is very unlike the first; three hiUHb-rd and forly-five queries 
 are onntt(Ml, and forty-five new ones a(hh'd. 
 
 Same. | Another t'd.j Lond. IToO. O. 
 
 Same. [Anoth(>r ed.] CJIasgow. ])rinted by RidnM-t atid Andrew 
 
 Fowlis, 1751. (). 
 Same. TJ(^print<Hl in his .Misc«dlany. 17r)2. (U). 
 
 Sam( . Irish political economy. \W donathan Swift and George 
 Herkelev. ed. i)v .1. Mitchell. Dublin 1847. i')'M)\). 0. 
 
 Cuntains: Swift's Sliort view of the State of Irehind, an. I Berkeley's 
 Extracts from the (Querist. 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BISEOF BFFKELEY. 
 
 15 
 
 Same. Dublin, ])rinted by G. Faulkner, 1752. /// A collection 
 of tracts and treatises illustrative of the natural history, an- 
 tiquities, and the political and social state of Ireland. Dublin 
 1860. V. 2, pp. U8-202. 
 
 Same. Republished : with notes, showing how many of the same 
 <|uestions still remain to be asked respecting Ireland. Lond. 
 1829. O. 
 
 Sa}ne. I^ishop Berkel(\v on money: being extracts from his cele- 
 brated Querist, to which is added Sir J. Sinclair, On the 
 return to cash payments in 1819 . . . [edited] by J. Harvey. 
 Lond., Provost, 1872. O. 
 
 Sam( . Entithnl : Querist (m the philosophy of money; extracted 
 bv d. Ilarvin-. Lond., Provost, 1876. 0. 
 
 [Siris:] A chain of i)hilos()phical reflexions and in(piiries concern- 
 ing the virtues of tar-water, and divers other subjects con- 
 nected togeth(^r and arising one from another. By the Rev. 
 Dr. George Hei'keley. Lord Bishop of Cloyne, and author of 
 the Minute Philosopher. Lond., printed for C. Hitch, and C. 
 
 Davis, 1744. 0. 
 
 Siris is on the t. p. of the later editions. 
 
 Saine. The 2d ed., im})roved and corrected by the author. 
 l)ui)lin })rinted, Lond. reprinted, for W. Innys, C. Hitch, and 
 C. Davis, 1744. 174+f2)p. O. (U). 
 
 Same. Dublin, R. Gunne, 1774. ir)Op. 0. 
 
 Same. A new (h1., with additions and emendations. Dublin 
 printed, Lond. re|)rint(Ml, for \V. Innys, C. Hitch, and C. 
 Davis, 1744. 174p. O. 
 
 Same. By G|eorgel L[ord] B[ish()p] 0[f] C[loyne]. Dublin, R. 
 Gunne, 1744. 261 p. 0. 
 
 Other editions were published in 174(), 1747, and 1748. 
 
 Same. The medicdnal virtues of tar-water fully explained; by 
 
 G. H. To which is added the receipt for making it . . . 
 
 together with a plain explanation of the Bishop's physical 
 
 terms. Dublin and Lond. Reprinted for the proprietors of 
 
 the Tar-water warelumse, 1744. .'^2p. O. 
 
 An al)ridgment, by an unknown hand, of Berkeley's Siris. 
 
 V 
 
 1^ 
 
1 
 
 16 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Same. An abstract from Dr. Berkeley's Treatise on tar-water, 
 with some reflexions thereon, adapted to disease^s t*re(inent in 
 America, l^y a friend oi* tlic country. X. Y., printctl by J. 
 Parker, 1745. (2)+18+(l)p. S. 
 
 Same. Simf)le means of preserving health to a good old age. . . . 
 
 Lond.|lS4()?| T. 
 
 An extract from Berkeley's Siris, with other matter. 
 
 Recherches snr les vertus de Teau (U' goudron, on Ton a joint des 
 reflexions ])hil()s()phi(ines snr divers antres sujets : tradnit de 
 I'anglais du Dr. George Herkeh'y . . . (par 1). R. Honllier) 
 avec denx lettres d(^ Tantenr. Amstenhun, Moi-tier, 1745. 
 343p. 1). 
 
 Reviewed in Acta eruditorum, 1746, p. 466-00. 
 Same. Geneve, 11. A. Gosse and Comp., 174S. xxvi + 331 p. D. 
 
 Composicion, nso, y virtnd(\s del agna balsamica, vnlgo d<' brea, 
 del illnstrisimo senor Don Jorge Berkeley . . . i)ul)lieata i)ara 
 beneficio de la humanidad el licenciado Don Vicente Ferrer 
 Gorraiz y Beanmont. Madrid 1786. 3l^|). (^ 
 
 A [)ortion of Siris was transhit(Ml into (Jerman, (Mittin*r(.ii. 1746. A 
 Low Dutch translation {.uhlished in Amsterdam in 174;"), and a 
 Portuguese translation are mentioned by Prior and others. 
 
 The theory of vision, or visnal langnag<\ shewing the immediate 
 presence and i)rovi(U^nce of a Deity, vindicate(l and explained. 
 By the anthor of Aleiphron, or. The minnte philosoi)her. 
 Lond., printed for J. Tonson, 1733. (54p. O. 
 
 This was in answer to a letter puhiisho.! in tlio Loudon Daily lN)st-boy, 
 
 an.l has the letter appended. 
 It must be regarded as an appendix to both ^'Aleiphron" and the 
 
 ' ' Essay towards a new theory of vision. ' ' 
 
 Same. The theory of vision vindicated and explained, with an 
 introdnction and notes l)y II. V. IT. Cowell. Bond, and (^amb. 
 18(;0. O. 
 
 Three dialogues l)(dween Ilylas and Philonous. The design of 
 which is plainly to demonstrate the reality and i)erfeetion of 
 humane knowledge, the incor])oreal nature of the soul, and 
 the immediate providence of a Deity: in opposition to sceptics 
 and atheists, also, to open a method for rendering the sciences 
 more easy, useful, and compendious. P>y (Jeorge Berkeley, 
 M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Dubliri. Bond., printed by 
 G. James for Henry Clements, 1713. 0. 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BISHOP BERKELEY. 
 
 17 
 
 Same. 2d ed. (Reprint.) Lend., printed for AVilliam and John 
 Innys, 1725. O. 
 
 Sam( . 3d ed. | with additions, and the Preface and dedication of 
 the earlier editions omitted.] Lond.. printed by Jacob Ton- 
 son, 1734. 
 
 Published conjointly with a new ed. of his Principles of human 
 knowledge. 
 
 Same. [Another ed.] Lond., printed for J. Dodsley and J. 
 AVilkie, 177(). 
 
 Bd. and paged continuously with his Principles of human knowledge. 
 1776. (U). 
 
 Same. AVith an introduction and notes bv Satish Chandra 
 
 « 
 
 Banerji. (/aleutta. Hare Press. 1893. Ix -f 134p. D. (U). 
 
 Same. Reprint ed. [Preface by Thomas J. ^McCormick.] Chic, 
 The Open Court Publ. Co.. IDOl. vi + 13r)p. 0. (Philo- 
 sophical classics. Religion of science library, no. 49.) 
 
 Samr. [Reissue.] diie. 1904. (U). 
 
 Same. [Reissue.] Chic. 1909. 
 
 Dialogue entre TTylas et Philonolis dont le but est, de demonstrer 
 clairemont la reellite et la perfection de rentendement 
 humain, la nature corporelle de Tame. . . Amsterdam 1745. 
 D. 
 
 Same. (Tradnit de I'anglais par Pabbe Jean Paul de Gua de 
 Glaives.) Amsterdam 1750. xxii + 287p. D. 
 
 Samr. Amsterdam. 1750. xx 4- 28Sp. D. 
 
 Same. [Forming larger part of vol. entitled:] Sammlung der 
 vornehmsten schriftsteller, die wirklichkeit ihres eigenen 
 kr)rp(>rs inid der gauzen kf'irjxM-welt liiugnen. Enthaltend 
 Beikeley's Ges])raeh(^ zwisehen Ilylas und Philonous (naeh 
 d(M' fi-anz. uebers. verdeutseht) und Collier's Allgemeinen 
 S(dilussel ; fibers, und widerlegt von Job. Christ. Eschenbach. 
 Rostoek 175(). 
 
 Samt . Lpz., Schwiekert, 1781. O. 
 
 The only ])ublished part of an intended ed. of ' * Philosophische 
 werke. ' ' 
 
 Same. Ins deuts(die iibersetzt, und mit ein einleitung versehen 
 von Raoul Richter. Lpz., 1901. xxvii + 131p. 0. ( Biblio- 
 thek philosophische. 102. 
 
n 
 
 18 
 
 T^xirKVsirv or ctLiFonxn. 
 
 A treatise e()neerniii*r the principles of luiiiian kii<)\vl(Mlo(\ Pai't I, 
 wherein the chief causes of error nnd (lifficulty in llic sciences, 
 with the ^-rounds of scepticism, athcisiii, ami irrcli^ion. are 
 incpiircd into hy (Icor^n^ Berkeley. M.A.. Kellow of Ti'inity 
 College, Duhlin. Dublin. i)rinte(l hy Aaron Rhames for 
 Jeremy IVpyat, 1710. lM4p. O. 
 
 ''Part 1" oniitted t'roiii tin' t.}). in l;it<T tMlitions. 
 
 Same. [A new od.] To which are added Three dialogues hi- 
 tween llyhis and Pliih)nous in opposition to sccplicks and 
 atheists, first printed in the year MVA. lioth written hy 
 Georjre liiM-keley. Loud., d. Tonson, ITo-J:. :].).)p. (>. 
 
 Same. A new ed. With remarks on each section. . . . To which 
 are added, his Dialogues between Ilylas and Philonous; and A 
 philosophical discourse on tlie nature of human heinii". con- 
 tainino-a (lefenc(M)f Mr. Locke's Pi-incii»les. and some remarks 
 on \)v. Beattie's Kssay on truth. B>y th.' author of the 
 remarks. T.ond.. i)rinlcd for d. Dodsley and d. Wilkie. 1776. 
 
 (8)+3ir)+(4)p. (). (U). 
 
 Same. Reprinted. Loud. 1S20. 
 
 Same. Edited with explanations hy d. K. liallantyne. Allaha- 
 bad 1852. (Reprints fi-om the Bandits.) 
 
 Samr AVith proleu'omena. and with ainiotations by Charles P. 
 Krauth. IMiila.. Lippincott. 1S74. O. (Bhik)sophical 
 classics.) 
 
 Saw(. AVith a brief introduction to the doctrine and full ex- 
 planation of the text: followiMl by an appendix, with remarks 
 (m Kant and Hume, liy C Simon. Loud.. Te-ix. LS7S. 0. 
 
 Sawr With proleu-om<-na. and with annotations, select, irans- 
 lated. and ori-inal. Wy Charles B. Krantli. Bhila.. Lii)pin- 
 cott, iSSi;. 424p. O. (Bhibsophical classics.^ (U). 
 
 Same With a bri.'f introduction and . . • explanations . . . 
 bv C.Simon. Loud.. Routled-e, 181^. lii i 22<»i.. O. (Lub- 
 bock's Hundred books, no. 4S). 
 
 Samr. I Breface by Thomas d. McCormack.| Chie.. Open (Nnirt 
 l*ubl. Co., BH)1. xv-i 12Sp. 0. (Bhilosophical classics. 
 K(di<rion of science librjuw. no. 48.) 
 
 Same. I Reissue. 1 Chic. BJO:]. O. (B). 
 
 BIBLIOGBAFIIY OF BISHOP BERKELEY. 
 
 19 
 
 Same. [Reissue.] Chic. 1904. 0. 
 
 Same. Ed. with an introduction by Collyns Simon. X. Y., But- 
 ton. Loud.. Routledge, 1907. 302p. D. (Xew universal 
 library.) 
 
 Same. [Reissue.] Cdiic, Open Court Buhl. Co., 1909. O. 
 
 Traite des principes de la connaissance humaine par Ch. Renou- 
 vier. /// Tin ci'itique philosophique, 1889:1, pi). 463-79; 
 1889:2, pp. 31-55, 144-59, 161-81, 241-51. (U). 
 
 Berkeley's Al)handlung liber die prinzipien der menschlichen 
 erkenntnis. Ins deutsche iihersetzt. und mit erlauterungen 
 nnd pi'iif(^nden anmerkungen, verselK^n von Frdr. reberweg. 
 H(M-. 1869. xv-|-15()p. O. ( Bibliothek philosoidiische bd. 12. 
 
 hft. 23.) 
 Same. 2e aufl. Lpz. 1878. xiv + 149p. 0. 
 
 Same. 3e aufi. Li)z. 1900. xiv + 149p. 0. (Bibliothek phil- 
 osophische. 20.) 
 
 Same. 4e aufl. Lpz. 1906. 
 
 Rzecz o zasadach i)oznania. \A treatise concerning the i)rinciples 
 of human knowledge.] Przelozyl z angielskiego F. Jezierski, 
 ])od I'edakcya II. Struvego. AVarszawa 1890. xix -f- 150p. O. 
 
 Verses on the prosjxn-t of ])lanting arts and learning in America. 
 
 First puhlishcd in his Miscellany. 1752. Xo separate edition. 
 
 Same. In Chas. A. Dana, ed. The household book of poetry. 
 11th ed. X. V. 1873. p. 376. (U). 
 
 Same. In AVarniM-'s Librarv of the world's best literature. X. Y. 
 1902. V. 3. ]). 1805. (U). 
 
 A word to the wise; or. An exhortation to the Roman Catholic 
 clergv of Ireland bv a member of the established church. 
 Dublin, printed by (h^orge Faulkner, 1749. 0. 
 
 Same. Appended to the 1750 and 1751 ed. of his Querist. 
 
 Same. In liis Miscellany. 1752. (T^). 
 
 Same. 4th ed. Bost., reprinted by 8. Kneeland. 1750. 16p. 0. 
 
 A> 
 
20 
 
 UNIVEBSirY OF califohma. 
 
 3. LKTTKRS. 
 Arranged chronoloji^ically. 
 
 Copi(^s [abstractsl of letters of Geor^je BerkeU\v. afterwards Dean 
 of Derry, and Bishop of doyne, to Sir .loliii IVreival. 170!)- 
 1730. In Great l^ritain. Hist. inss. eoni. 7tli report, pp. 237- 
 244. Lond. 1879. (U). 
 Howard, Henrietta (Hohart), Couufess of SufJ(U-. Letters to 
 and from 11. and G. Berkeley, 1712-(57, with notes, [l^^^l- Kv 
 J. W. Croker.l Lond. 1824. 2v. O. 
 Letters betw(>en Pope and Dean P>erkeley. from 1714 to 1722. /// 
 Alexander l\)i)e. Works. New ed. Lond. 188G. v. 9, pp. 1-6. 
 (U). 
 An aeeonnt of an erni)tion of Vesnvins in April, 1717. 
 
 A letter to Arbiitlinot ; no se})arato edition. 
 Same. In Royal soe. of Poiul. lMiil(»s. trans, no. :'.r)4. Ortol)er, 
 
 1717. 
 Some. In siunc. Ahi-idjjmciit. v. 4, i)t. 2, p. 20!>. (U). 
 Same. In BioKrai)hi('a Britanniea. v. 2. i). 2:)1. Lond. 1780. 
 
 (U). 
 Letters to S. .Johnson | 172:1-1 7.")1 .) /// T. li. Chandlci'. The life 
 
 of S. 4ohns(m. X. V. ISO.-). 
 Letters to S. .lohiiscm, 1721)-17:)1. In K. H. lieardslcy. Life and 
 
 correspondence of Samuel dohnson. X. V. 1^74. (U). 
 Reasons for not r('plyin«i- to .Mr. Walton's full answvr. in a letter 
 to P. T. 1*. by the author of the Minute philosopher. Dublni, 
 ]>rint(Hl by M. Khames for R. Gnnnr. 1735. 
 Bishop P»«'rkeley (»n the Roman Catholic controversy. A letter to 
 Sir John Jame.s, J.art., written in 1741. Edited by 3. S. M. 
 Anderson. Lond. 1850. O. 
 A letter to Tlhomas] P[rior,J Hs(i.. from the .-lutb.or of Siris. 
 C\)ntainin«i- some t'ai'ther remarks (»n the virtues of tai'-water, 
 and the methods of pr<'pai-in^u- aiul usin*;- it. To which is 
 added, an answer to a sui)i)osed physician's letter to the Right 
 Reverend, the P>ishop of (Moyne, occasiomnl by liis Lordship's 
 treatise on the virtues of tar-water. Dublin printed, Lond. 
 reprinted, M. Cooi)er, 1774. 28p. 0. 
 
 BIBUOGBAPEY OF BISHOP BERKELEY. 
 
 21 
 
 Same. 2d ed. Dublin, R. Gnnne, 1744. 25p. D. (Bd. with 
 
 Siris. 1744.) 
 Same. 3d ed. Dnblin and Lond., W. Innys, C. Hitch, :\r. 
 
 Cooper and C. Davis, 1744. 32p. 0. 
 
 Two letters on the occasion of the rebellion in 1745. 
 
 First published in Faulkner's Dublin Journal, Tuesday, October 15, 
 and Saturday, October 19, 1745. The second letter, i.e., A letter 
 to the Roman Catholics of the diocese of Cloyne, published in his 
 Miscellany. 1752. 
 
 An impartial history of the life and death of James the Second. 
 . . To which is added a letter from . . . Dr. Berkeley, Lord 
 
 Bishop of Cloyne, to the Roman Catholicks of his diocese. 
 
 Dnblin 1745. '48p. 0. 
 A letter to Thomas Prior on the petrifications of Longh-Xeagh in 
 
 Ireland, Cloyne, :\Iay 20, 1746. 
 
 In Royal soc. of Lond. Philos. trans, no. 481. October, 1746. 
 
 Same. In same. Abridgment. v. 10, pp. 625-27. (U). 
 
 A second letter from the author of Siris to Thomas Prior, Esq., 
 with an amended edition of the first. Being the Two letters 
 from the author of Siris shewing the medicinal properties of 
 tar-water. Appended to Prior's An authentic narrative of 
 the success of tar-water. Lond. 1746. (U). 
 
 Two letters frcmi the Right Reverend Dr. George Berkeley, Lord 
 Bishop of Cloyne. The one [i.e., the third] to Thomas Prior, 
 Esq., concerning the usefulness of tar-water in the plague. 
 (AVherein also it is considered, whether tar-water, prepared 
 with the distilled acid of tar, should be preferred to that made 
 in the connnon way, by mixing tar with water, and stirring 
 them together.) The other to the Rev. Dr. Hales on the 
 benefit of tar-water in fevers, for cattle as well as the human 
 species. Published at his lordship's desire, on occasion of the 
 present distempt^' among the cattle, and for the general good 
 of mankind. Dublin printed, Lond. reprinted, W. Innys, C. 
 Hitch, :\L Cooper, and C. Davis, 1747. 36p. 0. 
 
 4. SERMONS. 
 Arranged chronologically. 
 
 Address on confirmation. [Undated.] 
 
 First published in his works, 1871; reprinted in the 1901 ed. No 
 separate edition. 
 
 \ 
 
 p 
 
22 
 
 VNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 
 
 i*riinary visitation cliargH' delivered to the elergy of the diocese 
 
 of Cloyne. [ Undated. 1 
 
 First published in liis works, 1871; reprinted in the 11)01 ed. No 
 separate edition. 
 
 The revelation of life and imiiiortaiit \- : A diseimr.si' delivered m 
 
 the diapel of Trinity (\)neov, Dublin, on Sinndny evening, 
 
 January 11, ITOS. 
 
 First 'pid)lished in his works, 1S71 ; n^priiitcd in the 1001 ed. Xo 
 separate edition. 
 
 Passive obedienee : or. The diristian doctrine of not resisting the 
 supreme ])()\ver. proved and vindicated upon the principles of 
 the law of nature. In a discourse deliveivd at tlie Chapel of 
 Trinity (\)lleg(\ Dnblin. IW (leorge Herkch-y. M.A., Fellow 
 of Trinity-college, Dublin. Lond., printed for 11. dements, 
 1712. 0. 
 
 Siame. 2d ed. Dond., ])rinted for IT. dements. 1712. O. 
 
 Sami. 3(1 ed., competed and enlarged. Dond. 171:^ O. 
 
 ^ame. [Another ed., entithMl:] The measures of submission to 
 eivil government: an essay by Ceorge P>erkclcy. \).\). Lord 
 Dishop of Cloyne. With a dedication, by the editor, to X'fr. 
 Beattie. Lond. 17S4. O. 
 
 Reviewed in (ient. nia^., 1785, 55:80o. 
 Two sermons preached at Leghorn in 1714: viz: Tlu- mission of 
 du-ist, and The du'istian conception of charity. 
 
 First publishe.l in his works. 1S71; reprinted in the 1901 ed. Xn 
 separate edition. 
 Notes of ftwelvel sermons preached at Newport in Hhod(^ Island 
 and in the Narragansett country in 172!)-;n. 
 
 First published in his works, 1871; reprinted in the 1901 ed. No 
 separate edition. 
 
 A sermon I on John xvii.:^, preached before the incorporated 
 soeiety for the pro])agation of the gospel in foreign parts; at 
 their anniversary meeting in the parish church of St. ^Nlary- 
 b-How on Friday, February IS, 17;U |o. s.j. By (ieorge 
 lierkeley. X^.X^f. Dean of Londimderry. Loiul., printed for J. 
 Downing. 17:^2. 7Sp. O. 
 
 Satm . In liis Miscellany. 1702. (U)- 
 
 SoNH. Ill H. T. Twtdve aiuiiversary sermons, preached before 
 the Society for the ]U-opagation of the gospel. | Kd. by T. 
 B[owdler]?]. L(»nd. 1>4:). O. 
 
 t ■ > 
 
 , f . 
 
 > 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BISHOP BERKELEY. 23 
 
 5. ATTRIBUTED WORKS. 
 
 The Farmer's letters to the Protestants of Ireland. [Ascribed in 
 the 'advertisement^ to G. B., Bishop of Cloyne, but written by 
 IT. Brooke.] 
 
 In Kssay against Popery . . . Lond. [1750?]. O. 
 
 Memoirs of Guadentio di Lueea. Lond. 1737. 0. 
 
 Tn some editions ' ' Adventnres " instead of ''Memoirs." A^arious 
 editions in En^rlish, French, and Italian. Published anonymously. 
 Originally written in English by Simon Berington, though purport- 
 ing to be a translation from the Italian. Erroneously attributed 
 to Berkeley. 
 
 6. BIOGRAPHY AND GENERAL CRITICISM. 
 
 Abbott, Thomas Kingsmill. Bishop Berkeley and Professor 
 Fraser. /// ITermathena, no. 5, 1877. 
 
 Sight and touch : an attempt to disprove the rceeived (or 
 
 Berkeleian) theory of vision. Lond. 1864. iv + 178p. O. 
 (U). 
 
 Academicus. pseud. See Loveday, John. 
 
 Account (An), of the life of George Berkeley. D.D., late Bishop 
 of Cloyne, in Ireland. AVitli notes, eontaining strictures on 
 his works. Lond., Murray, 1776. O. 
 Reviewed in Gent, mag., 1776, 46:569. (U). 
 
 Same. 2d ed. Duhlin 1777. O. 
 
 Undoubtedly by Joseph Stock, but Tennemann attributes it to John 
 Arbuthnot. 
 
 Alembert, -lean le Kond d\ Oeuvres philosophiciues, histori(iues, 
 
 et litteraires. Paris 1805. 18v. 0. (U). 
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 I 
 
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0O 
 
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 First ptihli*sho.l in bis works. 1*^71; roprinto*! in the 1001 o,l. Xo 
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 The rtn'ehition of life and innn-Ttalitv : \ lisconrse (h'livercd in 
 
 « 
 
 thf < h.ip! ..' Ti-jiiitx ^ .1!..:. , huhiin, on Sunchiy eveninjjr. 
 
 First pul)lislio«l in his works, 1>>71; ropriiito«l in tlu' 1901 e^\. Xo 
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 ]\issivr ..iMMliffM-.- : n!'. 'I' lit- ( ■lil-Lsliiiii Jm.-! ruM- tiT fH»l resist 11 111 t li'' 
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 l\e\ i»'\\»'(l in (imt. iii;i<x.. IT'^.'t, .1.") ; Sd.l. 
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 Xotes of I twelve I sei'mons pi'eacdied at Newj)ort iti l\iiod<' Island 
 
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 soeietx- for the pro])a«i"ati<)n of the ^rosptd in forei<»n j)ar'ts: at 
 theii- juiniversary meetiutz: in the parish ehureh of St. Mai'y- 
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 BIBLWGBAPEY OF BISHOP BEEKELEY. 
 
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 / . 
 
 POKTKAITS. 
 
 Arranged under the name of the painter, or engraver when possible. 
 For nianv of the references I am indebted to the A. L. A. Portrait Index. 
 
 Fraser mentioned eight different portraits in England and Ireland. 
 Three at Trinity College. Dublin, and one owned by Robert Berkeley of 
 Dublin. The four in England are the one owned by Rev. Irons, painted 
 by Smyl)ert in 1725, one owned by Rev. Sackville Berkeley, the one at 
 Lambeth, and the one owned by Sir David Brewster, said to be by Van- 
 derbank. There are at least three Smybert paintings in America. 
 
 [Photographs of the portraits of Bishop Berkeley; an ivy leaf 
 from the Bishop's garden; and several autograph letters 
 
 coneerning Berkeley, j sm. F. (U). 
 Five photographs. 
 
 Portraits, unassigned to any i)artieular painter. 
 
 In dialmers. British essayist. 1817. v. 17, frontisp. (U) ; C. W. 
 ]-5ardeen. Dictionary of educational biography. 1901. p. 72. (U) ; 
 Nouveau Larousse, '2 :29. (I'); The Georgian era, 1832, 1:219; 
 South Kensington museum. National historical portraits, v. 4., pi. 
 30; frontisp. to Eraser's Berkeley. 1884. (I'). 
 
 Berkeley, Mrs. Portrait hy :Mrs. Berkeley. Afterwards owned 
 by Rev. Mervvn Arehdall of Dublin; later traces lost. 
 
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 46 
 
 UNIVEiaSLtY OF L'ALlFOliMA. 
 
 Cooke, T.. < )}(jrav(r. Portrait from <ni oritrinal ])ictiiro in the 
 
 gallery at LaDihcth. 
 
 Front is|). to 1784 ed. of Berkeley's Works; frontisp. to Berkeley's 
 Three dialo^nies. Chic. 1904.' (T); in \V. von Seidlitz. Allge- 
 nitM!ies liist. ]>ortr:it werk. 1S9I. v. W, \A. .")!. 
 
 Holl, AVilliam. oajravvr. Portrait (with autograph) by Win. 
 
 IIoll, sculptor. 
 
 Frontisp. to v. 4. 1S71 ed. of Berkeley's Works (T); iif Wills. Iri.sh 
 nation. 4:.'L'i7; frontisp. to v. 1, 11>()1 cd. of Jicrktdiy \s Works. (U). 
 
 Joy, Hmeo. soil pf or. A j)hotoo:ra|)h of his Bishop l^('rk(d('y 's 
 luonunieiit in tlu^ cathedral at (Moyiic. 
 
 /// I Photographs of the |)ortraits of iJishop Berkel(»v. ] (t"). 
 
 Smybert, .John. Bishop Berkeley and his family. (The ori^rinal 
 
 paint inji: at Yale Collcii-e.) 
 
 In New Kng. mag. 1 s99. ti. s. L'l :(;.! (T); New Eng. mag. 1902. 
 n. s. iM'cL'S (T); Xoah I'orter's Two iiundredtli i»irlhday of 
 Bishop P)erk<dev. iss.l; Kingsl(\\ 's \aie rollcgc. 1 :.")9; CJreeu's 
 Short history of the l^nglish jieople. lS9o. 4:U)12. 
 
 The most famons of Smybert 's paintings. 
 
 Bishop Bcrkidcy, fi'om the «rroup paint in«r at Vale ('oll(^<2re. 
 
 Frontisp. to Nt^w l^ng. mag. Sej»t.. 1S9!>. n. s. I'l ((');/// ('entury. 
 Isss. 14:117 r ; frontisp. to P>erkel<'y"s Treatise concerning 
 human knowledge, (hie. 190:5. (F); (list's N.-itional Portrait 
 gallery. 1901. l:2i::9; The j)ortrait forms the motif of the ollicial 
 seal of the ('it,\' of P>erkeley. 
 
 PoF-trait after the picture in the Mass. historical society's 
 
 irallcrx'. 
 
 In Winsor. Narrative and eritical liistorv of Ameriea. 1887. 
 0:140. (F). 
 
 Portrait with liood, from the picture in the National portrait 
 
 pillery. London. 
 
 Frontisj). to Berkeley's Works. FS97. v. 1 (F); in New iMig. mag. 
 1901*. n. s. lM):27 (F); //( (Jarnett and (iosse. Fnglish literature. 
 1903. 3:2o9 (F). 
 
 Weir, John F. G(M)r^e Bei'keley, l^isho]) of Cloyne. Oil portrait 
 hy .I(dni F. Weir. ^H7'^. (D. 
 
 Tlu> head is copied from the original by SmylxTt in ^'ale College. 
 
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