Scotus — Scriblerus.

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Scriblerus — Scudello

Scotus, Johannes; Weird of the wend-worths. 1862.

Scourge: A trifle for the Tories, aSatire (in verse). 1841.

Scraps: Poetical laudatory portraits.1854.

Scratch: Church rambles and scrambles.1884.

Scriba: My boys. 1880.

Scribacius, Justus Theodorus, — Jo-hann David Schreber.

Scribax, Dr.; 1860, 78 — C. Th.van der Brugghen.

Scribble, Timothy, — A. Cowper.

Scribbler: A paraphrase in verse ofthe first, second and third cliap-ters of Genesis. 1844.

Scribblewig, Adam; The night capblown up, or the inside liningsent into the world. 1805. Poems.

Scribe , Sylvan, — Seloftus D. Forbes.

Scriber, Peter, — Charles AugustusDavis.

Scribler der Juengere, Martin, —Gottlieb Wilhelm Rabener .

Scriblero - Scriblerus. 1815 — BengtJonas Törneblad.

Scriblerus Nothus, Cornelius; 1779 —A. C. Schömberg.

Scriblerus , Faustinus, — Cuthbert Shaw.

Scriblerus , Martinus; 1728, 29, 34,42, 43 — Jonathan Swift .

Scriblerus, Martinus; A dreäm of dreams,or somnium Academici Cambrigen-sis translated. 1769; An ode ondedicating a building, and erectinga statue to Le Stue, cock to theduke of Newcastle. 1769.

Scriblerus jun., Martin; The prospect,a lyric essay. 1769.

Scriblerus , Martinus; 1814 — RobertMorehead.

Scriblerus Flagellarius: A whipping forthe Welch Parson, being a com-ment on the Rev. Mr. E. Lloyd’sEpistle to David Garrick. 1773.

Soriblerus Maximus (c. 1740) — JamesLove.

Scriblerus Maximus: The critical ob-servations. 1770.

Scriblerus Minimus: The modern justice,

in imitation of the Man of Taste1755.

Scriblerus Quartus ;— Thomas Cooke.

Scriblerus Redivivus. 1836 — EdwardCaswall .

Scriblerus Republicanus: The call frenchcomposition and elocution are criti-cally discussed. 1796.

Scriblerus Secundus. 1730, 31 —HenryFielding .

Scriblerus Secundus: The lamentation of a dog on the tax and its con-sequences. 1796.

Scriblerus Sextus: Little ödes to greatfolks, with notes. 1808.

Scriblerus , Stephanus; The Censor. 1755.

Scriblerus Tertius — Thomas Cooke.

Scribolus: The village festival, a de-scriptive poem. 1862.

Scribonius: Wer hat Lust und Be-lieben zu meiner Handschrift?1764.

Scribonius Windshem., Fr. Georgius;Consilium nuptiale. Von der Frag:Was vor ein Weib ein recht-schaffener Studiosus nehmen vndfreyen soll? 1622, 24, o. J. (1687).Gedicht.

Scricci. 1852 — John Swaby.

Scris8io. 1836, 39, 40 etc. — Abbon-dio Lena-Perpenti.

Scrub of Rag Fair, Timothy, — JohnKelly.

Scrutator: Letters. 1802 ■— CharlesJerram.

Scrutator: The impracticability of aNord-west passage for sliips. 1824.

Scrutator: Tricks upon travellers. 1835.

Scrutator: Reply — Malcolm Mac Coli.

Scrutator. In „Country Gentleman“ —K. W. Horlock.

Scrutator: Strictures. 1860 —- CharlesRivington .

Scrutator — Daniel Macallan.

Scrutator: Irish fallacies (1863) —Charles Pennell Measor.

Scrutator Verax: Nature and her agentsshown to be more efficient in cu-ring disease etc. 1859.

Scudello, Giovanni; dahs la „Tribüne“de Li6ge — Jean Leonard Terry.