Augustine Bryan (died 1726) was an English classical scholar, known for his edition of Plutarch's Lives.

Butler published his original edition of his Lives, many successors have revised and updated the work.

An edition of Walton's Lives, by G Sampson, appeared in 1903.

His chief study for many years was hagiography, and he published an edition of Butler's Lives of the Saints (Leuven, 1828-35).

In 1985 an edition of BBC's Real Lives was pulled under government pressure.

This image was repeated in the woodcut designed for the first edition of Vasari's Lives.

She was one of the few women artists that Vasari mentioned in the 1568 edition of his Lives.

In 1805 he brought out an edition of Pilkington's Lives of the Painters, which did little for his reputation.

He also brought out an edition of Roger North's Lives (1826, 3 vols.)

Calcar is also said to have drawn the portraits of the artists in the early edition of Vasari's Lives.