An Introduction To The Knowledge Of Rare And Valuable Editions Of The Greek And Latin Classics Together With An Account Of Polyglot Bibles, Polyglot Psalters, Hebrew Bibles, Greek Bibles And Greek Testaments; The Greek Fathers, And The Latin Fathers. Fourth Edition; Greatly Enlarged And Corrrected. Dibdin (Thomas Frognall). Bibliography

Introduction To The Knowledge Of Rare And Valuable Editions Of The Greek And Latin Classics Together With An Account Of Polyglot Bibles, Greek Bibles And Greek Testaments; The Greek Fathers, And The Latin Fathers.|An Dibdin, Thomas Frognall Bibliography,Book Collecting

The / Holy Bible, / Translated From / The Latin Vulgate: / Diligently Compared With / The Hebrew, Greek And Other Editions / In Various Languages; / The Old Testament Was First Published By The English College At Doway, A.D. 1609; / And The New Testament, By The English College, At Rheims, A.D. 1582. / With Annotations / By The Rev. Dr. Challoner; / Together With References, And An Historical And Chronological Index / Revised And Corrected According To The Clementine Edition Of The Scriptures. Bible Early American Bibles

The / Holy Bible, / Containing / The Entire Canonical Scriptures, / According To The Decree Of The Council Of Trent: / Translated From / The Latin Vulgate: / Diligently Compared With / The Hebrew, Greek And Other Editions In Divers Languages. / The Old Testament, First Published By The English College At Douay, A.D. 1609; / The New Testament, By The English College At Rheims, A.D. 1582. / Revised And Corrected According To The Clementine Edition Of The Scriptures, / With / Annotations, By The Rev. Dr. Challoner; / Together With / References, A Historical And Chronological Index, A Table Of The Epistles And Gospels For All The Sundays /And Holy Days Throughout The Year And Of The Most Notable Feasts In The Roman / Calendar. Bible Early American Bibles

The Sacred Classics Defended And Illustrated: Or, An Essay Humbly Offer D Towards Proving The Purity, Propriety, And True Eloquence Of The Writers Of The New Testament. In Two Parts. In The First Of Which Those Divine Writers Are Vindicated Against The Charge Of Barbarous Language, False Greek, And Solecisms. In The Second Is Shewn That All The Excellencies Of Style, And Sublime Beauties Of Language And Genuine Eloquence Do Abound In The Sacred Writers Of The New Testament. With An Account Of Their Superiority, In Several Instances, To The Best Classics Of Greece And Rome. To Which Are Subjoin D Proper Indexes. Blackwall, Anthony