of Andrew Melville was published in 1824, in 2 volumes, has given the names of all his works, printed and left in manuscript, and there is none of any great extent among them. Works For a modern list see Holloway. Works listed by Hew Scott include: Carmen Mosis (Basel, 1573), reprinted in Delitice Poetarum Scotorum (Amsterdam, 1637) ; Julii Ccesaris Scaligeri Posmata (Geneva, 1575) ; "Zre^aviaKiov, Ad Scotice Regem, habitum" in Coronatione Regince, etc. (Edinburgh, 1590) ; Carmina Sacra duo, etc. (Geneva, 1590) ; Principis Scoti-Britannorum Natalia, etc. (Edinburgh: Robert Waldegrave, 1594 ; Hague, 1594) ; Theses Theological de Libero Arbitrio (Edinburgh, 1597) ; Scholastica Diatriba de Rebus Divinis (Edinburgh, 1599) ; Inscriptiones Historical Regum Scotorum . . . Joh. Jonston . . . Author e . . . Prcefixus est Gathelus, sive de Gentis Origine Fragmentum, Andreas Melvini (Amsterdam, 1602) ; several poems In Obitum Johannis Wallasii (Leyden, 1603) ; Pro supplici Evangelicorum Ministrorum in Anglia . . . Apologia, sive Anti- Tami – Garni – Categoria (?1604; reprinted in Parasynagma Perthense by Calderwood, Edinburgh, 1620, and in Altare Damascenum, 1623) ; Four Letters in Lusus Poetici by David Hume (Edinburgh, 1605) ; Sidera Veteris JEvi, by John Johnston [contains two poems by Melvill] (Saumur, 1611); Comment, in Apost. Acta M. Johannis Malcolmi [verses by M. prefixed] (Middelburg, 1615) ; Duellum Poeticum contendentibus G. Eglisemmio et G. Buchanano (London, 1618; prints,M.'s Cavillum in Aram Regiam, the Epigram on the Chapel Royal) ; three Epigrams in Sir James Sempill's Sacriledge Sacredly Handled (London, 1619); Viri clarissimi A. Melvini Musas [the appended Life of Adamson, etc., not by Melvill] (Edinburgh, 1620) ; De Adiaphoris, Scotitov tvxovtos, Aphorismi (1622); Epitaph on James Melvill in his Ad Serenissimum Jacobum Primum . . . Libellus Supplex (London, 1645); Andrew Melvini Scotia; Topographia in Blaeu's Atlas Major (Amsterdam, 1662) ; Five poems in Kollman's De Diebus Festis (Utrecht, 1693) ; Commentarius in Divinam Pauli Epistolam ad Romanos (Wodrow Society, Edinburgh, 1850) Bibliography For a modern bibliography see Holloway. Alexander Gordon's Bibliography (the Unitarian minister wrote an article in the Dictionary of National Biography): McCrie's Life, 1819 (the edition used in 1856, edited by his son), is a work of close and wide research, and may be safely followed for the facts. James Melvill's Diary (Bannatyne Club), 1829 Hist. of the Declining Age (Wodrow Soc.), 1842; William Scot's Apologetical Narration (Wodrow Soc.) 1846; Calderwood's Hist. of