486 CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS. 
He has also published the last number of the work of the late Palisot de Beauvois 
on the Insects collected by him in Africa and America ; as well as extracts from va- 
rious works on Insects, in the * Bulletin Universel” of Baron Férussac. 
Suaw (Thomas), a theologian of Oxford, who travelled in Africa 
and the Levant. . 
His work, published in English at Oxford, in folio, 1738, has been translated into 
French under the title of “‘ Voyage dans plusieurs parties de la Barbarie et du Le- 
vant,” 2vols 4to. La Haye, 1743. 
Sx. or Saaw.—Suaw (George), Adjunct Librarian of the British 
Museum, a laborious compiler and describer, died in 1815. 
« The Naturalist’s Miscellany,’ 8vo. London, 1789, et seq. ; a numerous collec- 
tion of coloured plates, mostly copies, with some that are original. 
“ General Zoology,’’ London, 1800, et seq., several volumes 8vo, with plates, 
most of them copies. 
« Zoology of New Holland,” a few numbers, 8Svo. London, 1794, et seq. The 
work remains unfinished. 
Sroane (Hans), a former President of the Royal Society, born in 
1660, died in 1753. 
“ Voyage to the Islands of Madeira, Barbadoes, Nevis, St Christopher and Ja- 
maica,”’ with 274 indifferent or bad plates, 2 vols folio. London, 1707, 1727. 
SMEATH.—SMEATHMAN (Henry). 
His History of the Termites, published in the seventy-first volume of the Philo- 
sophical Transactions, has been translated into French by Dr Rigaud of Montpel- 
lier, and inserted in the French translation of Sparrman’s Voyage. 
Smirn (Hamilton), an officer in the English service and a learned 
naturalist. 
Author of a great portion of the additions to the English translation of the Régne 
Animal, and particularly of the Synopsis Mammalium which terminates the third 
volume. 
Soc. Nar. Bert., or Bert. Mem., or Nat. of Bert., or Bert. 
Nar. 
The Memoirs of this Society have appeared successively under four different 
titles, in German. 
1. * Bescheftigungen” (Occupations), 4 vols 8vo, 1775—1779. 
2. Schriften” (Writings), 11 vols Svo, 1780—1794, the five last of which are 
also styled ‘* Beobachtungen und Entdeckungen” (Observations and Discoveries). 
3. “ Neue Schriften” (New Writings), 4to, 1795—17 
A. “Magazin,” &c. (The Magazine of New Discoveries in Natural History), 
quarterly from 1807. 
Sotp.—So.tpani (Ambrosio), General of the Camaldolites, subse- 
quently Professsor at Siena, author of various works on Microscopic 
Testacea, both fossil and recent. 
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