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Portus; coloniæ & castella Romana; ad Bodotriam et ad Tavm . Or, conjectures concerning the Roman ports, colonies, and forts, in the firths, taken from their vestigies and the antiquities, found near them. In three sections, the first, concerning these upon the North Coast of Forth. The second, concerning these upon the South Coast of Tay. The third, concerning these upon the North Coast of Tay. By Sir Robert Sibbald knight M.D.
Sibbald, Robert, Sir, 1641-1722.Date: 1711
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An answer to the second letter to the Right Reverend, the Lord Bishop of Carlile, occasioned by some passages in his late book of the Scotch library . Addressed to the same bishop. Wherein, the Scots ancient possession in Britain, is asserted; and answers are given to the objections against it, in the second letter, and in Mr. Atwood's late book; and our authors are vindicated.
Sibbald, Robert, Sir, 1641-1722.Date: M.DCC.IV. [1704]
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Preliminary discourse and plan, delivered at the institution of a literary society at Perth . December 16. 1784.
Literary Society (Perth, Scotland)Date: MDCCLXXXV. [1785]
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This day is published, the antiquities of Scotland . On a similar plan to the antiquities of England and Wales. This work will be comprised in 49 numbers, making two handsome volumes, beautifully printed on imperial and super-royal paper, to accommodate the possessors of the English and Irish antiquites.
Hooper, S. (Samuel).Date: 1791]
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Portus; coloniæ & castella Romana; ad Bodotriam et ad Tavm . Or, conjectures concerning the Roman ports, colonies, and forts, in the firths, taken from their vestigies and the antiquities, found near them. In three sections, the first, concerning these upon the North Coast of Forth, the second, concerning these upon the South Coast of Tay. The third, concerning these upon the North Coast of Tay. By Sir Robert Sibbald knight M.D.
Sibbald, Robert, Sir, 1641-1722.Date: 1711