A bibliography of the "Religio medici" / by Charles Williams.

  • Charles Williams
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[1907]
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    49. ; Printer Date. Language. Editor. or Place. Size. Possessor or Authority. Publisher. Po74) eeclish. WP: Rivingtons. London. Small 8° |= Norwich Museum. Smith, M.A. British Museum. Edited for the series of ‘‘English School Classics.’’? Wilkin’s text, as given in No. 42, has been followed. The text ends on page 81.» The notes occupy 42 pages. The thirtieth Edition. 1881. English. W. A. Macmillan London. Small 8° Norwich Museum. Greenhill, M.D. &Co. Prefixed to the Letter to a Friend and the Christian Morals, very carefully edited by Dr. W. A. Greenhill, with a Preface by the Editor. A Chronological Table of Dates connected with Sir Thomas Browne, The Discovery of the Remains of Sir Thomas Browne in 1840, Notices of former Editors of the Rel/g7o Medici, A perfect List of Editions, English and Foreign. A List of Editions of the Zeffer fo a Friend and also a List of the Editions of the Chrzstian Morals, Collations of some old Editions of the Religio Medicz, Notes Critical and Explanatory occupying 60 pages, and A general and glossarial Index of unusual words and phrases occupying 70 pages, The text, which ends on page 124, is taken from the 7zrteenth Edition (1682), the last that was published during the Author's lifetime. Marginal Abstracts of the different Sections. It forms one of the ‘‘Golden Treasury Series,’ and is unquestionably the most elaborate and perfect of all the Editions of Religio Medici. The ¢hzrty-firs¢ Edition. This was reprinted in 1885, with numerous additions and corrections, and in 1889, 1892, 1898, 1901, 1904 without any alteration. 1883. English, WA. Elliot Stock. London. Small 8° — British Museum. Greenhill. Norwich Museum. This is a fac-simile of the first surreptitious Edition published in 1642, with a Copy of the frontispiece-title, an Introduction by the Editor, and a Bibliography of the keligio Medicz. ‘The text occupies 190 pages. The ¢hzrty-second Edition. 1886. English. Henry Cassell & Co. London. 12™° Norwich Museum. Morley. Edited by Professor Henry Morley, for Cassell’s “National Library.” There is a short Introduction; no Notes. The text ends on page 138. It is not stated from what Edition the textis taken. The ¢hirty-third Edition. A reprint was issued in 1892 and 1905. A duplicate Edition was published by Cassell & Co., London, 1886, in English, but witha ia: different title-page, reading “ Religio Medici” (by Sir Thomas Browne, M -D. )y with the ‘“‘Observations” of Sir Kenelm Digby, Leipzig, Tressner and Schramm. might be called another Edition.
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