Maittaire began to publish about 1706. His major works are his Annales Typographici and other writings on the history of printing, and of editions of the classics, especially the series of Latin classics printed in duodecimo by Jacob Tonson and Watts of London from 1713 to 1719. Pope had made Maittaire in the manuscript of the Dunciad an inhabitant of the "Kingdom of Dullness", but the lines were not printed, after a request made for their suppression by Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford, a patron of Maittaire. Extracts from Maittaire's letters to the Earl of Oxford are printed in John Nichols's Literary Anecdotes, and other letters by him are in George Ballard's collection in the Bodleian Library. In his earliest letters he signs his name "Michell Mattaire".
Stephanorum Historia, vitas ipsorum ac libros complectens, London, 1709.
An Essay against Arianism and some other Heresies (against William Whiston), London, 1711; also three other similar pamphlets, London, 1711.
The English Grammar, London, 1712. This and his Græcæ Linguæ Dialecti were for the use of Westminster School.
Opera et Fragmenta Veterum Poetarum Latinorum Profanorum et Ecclesiasticorum, 2 vols. London, 1713, published by subscription and dedicated to Prince Eugene; some copies have the title-page dated 1723.
Latin Classics, 1713–19, edited by M. M.: in 1713, Paterculus, Justin, Lucretius (dedicated to Richard Mead),[4] Phædrus, Sallust, Terence; in 1715, Catullus, Tibullus and Propertius, C. Nepos, Florus, Horace, Ovid, Virgil; in 1716, Cæsar, Martial, Juvenal (dedicated to Thomas Rawlinson)[5] and Persius, Q. Curtius; in 1719, Lucan. Editions of Sophocles, Homer, Livy, Pliny, and the Musarum Anglicanarum Analecta, were attributed to Maittaire, but were disclaimed by him.
The New Testament (Greek), ed. by M. M., 1714, 1756.
Historia Typographorum aliquot Parisiensium, vitas et libros complectens, 2 vols. London, 1717.
Annales Typographici ab Artis inventæ は MD の起源(1500 年から 1664 年まで継続)、5 巻。 1719 ~ 1741 年、(vol. i ~ iii. ハーグ、vol. iv. アムステルダム、vol. v. ロンドン)。
Batrachomyomachia、MM編、1721年。
Miscellanea Græcorum アリコート Scriptorum Carminacum Versione Latina et Notis、ロンドン、1722 年。
アナクレオンティス・オペラ編MM、1725年。 1740年。
P. Petiti ... in tres Priores Aretæi Cappadocis libros Commentarii、編。 MM著、1726年。
Marmorum Arundellianorum、Seldenianorum、aliorumque Academiæ Oxoniensi donatorum、cum variis Commentariis et indice、secunda editio、付録付き、ロンドン、1732、1733。
Aretæi de causis ... morborum ...cum Maittairii opusculis in eundem、1735。
↑ Guerrini, Anita. "Mead, Richard". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (オンライン版). Oxford University Press. doi : 10.1093/ref:odnb/18467 .(購読、ウィキペディアライブラリへのアクセス、または英国公共図書館の会員資格が必要です。)