A biographical history of Guy's Hospital / by Samuel Wilks and G.T. Bettany.

  • Wilks, Samuel, Sir, 1824-1911.
Date:
1892
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    •svitli the Etymological Derivation of them from their proper Fountains; whether Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French, or any other Language. In a method more comprehensive than any that is extant: by Elisha Coles. 8. Price 3s. Epistola-i Ho-Elianaj, Familiar Lettex'S, Domestick and Forreign. By James Howel, Esq. We have seen a number of these books bearing the ira])rint of Peter Parker alone ; some are sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster. Copies of Coles's English Dictionary, 1G76-7, in the Bodleian bear, one, the imprint of Parker, the other that of S. Cronch, bnt this one contains Parker's catalogue. There are several details of interest about Parker's books, but we must not give them here. To complete here the notes of books published by Guy, we have found on going over R. Clavell's Catalogue of Books Printed in England 1666-95, the following additional titles:— Divinity in Folio : Eoberts's Key of the Bible. P. Parker and T. Guy. • Divinity in 8vo : Ellis's Catechism. T. Guy. Divinity in 8vo: Goodwill towards Men, a Treatise of the Covenants New and Old. T. Guy. Divinity in Twelves, etc. : Ellis's Christianity in Short, or the Way to be a Good Christian. T. Guy. History in Folio : Cleopatra., the most famed Piomance, in twelve parts. P. Parker and T. Guy. History in Folio : Ibrahim, or the Illustrious Bassa,. P. Parker and T. Guy. History in Folio : Ligon's History of the Barbadoes. P, Pnrker and T. Guy. Miscellanies. Quarto : Case of Interest; or L'sury as to the Common Practice, stated and examined. T. Guy. Poetry. Ogilby's Paraphrase on Virgil, with Sculptures also and Notes. P. Parker and T. Guy. It should be noted th;it the names of publishers of sermons, discourses against popery, plays, music, and some other classes, are not given in Clavell's list.