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The bibliographical miscellany; or, supplement to the Bibliographical dictionary / [Anon].

  • Adam Clarke
Date:
1806
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Credit: The bibliographical miscellany; or, supplement to the Bibliographical dictionary / [Anon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    o ALC by Mr. Baskerville, 8vo. Birnoingham, 1704. Docisley’s iEsop is a very valuable work, arxl far exceeding every thing of the kind done before. Select Fables of iEsop, by Mr. Clarke, \Q.mo. Lond. 1774. —^ new versified from the last English Editions, in three parts, by IL. Steers, Gent. 8vo, Load. 1804. AGAPETUS, A. C. 533.' The Precepts teaching a Prj’nce of a Noble Estate her Dutie, written by Agapctus in Grcke, to the Emperor Justinian,'translated into English by Tho. Paynell, 12mo. Lond. No date’. with the Introduction to Wisedofne and Banket of Sapience, l6mo. Lond. No date. And 12oro. Lohd. 1550. . i 'ALCiEUS, B. C. 600. ' ^ A Hymn in praise of ;H.Timo^lius-and Aris- togiton, in Greek, with an Epgli_6h, trairslaiion. See Mo7ith/y.-Retieio for Octj 1762, p. 248, 24Q. . I ALCINOES, A. C. 120. T The Introduction of Alcinousto the Platonic Philosophy, ti-tin^ated by Tho. Stanlet/, and annexed to the Life of Plato. JSec Stanley's His- tory of Philosophy, fob Lond. l655, 1687, and the same work 4to.*Lo«id. 1743, p. ISS,—205.
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