Volume 1

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

  • Clarke, Adam, approximately 1762-1832.
Date:
1806
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

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

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    ENC Earll), so much as is inljabited. Comprising briefcly the generall parts thereof, with ilie names both new and olde, of tlic principal coun- tries—first written in Greek, by Dionise Alex- andrine, and now englished by Tho. Tzeiue, Gent. 8vo. Lond. 157-- DIOSCOKIDES, A C. 70. An Epigram on Sappho, by Dioscorides—by II. Kelt, M.A, in his Juvenile Poems, 8vo. Lond. 1793. DOllOTIlEUS, flourished A. C. 06O, or GaO. The Lives, Ends, and iNIartyrJom=, of the Ihophcts, Apostles, and seventy JJisciples of Christ, written originally by Dorotlieus, Bishop of Tyre, translated from Greek into English, by Meredith llanmcr, annexed to his Translation of Eusebius, ticc. fob Load. 1377. E. ENCOLPlUSj spurious. The Image of Governance, compiled of the actes and sentences notable of the most noble Em[)crour Alexander Severus, late translated out of Greke into cnglishe, by Syr Thomas Eliot, knight, 4to. Load. 1540, and 4to. 1344, and 1549 ; 8vo. 133G, and 1594. Eliot asserts