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english poetry2
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bible. pentateuch. hebrew -- commentaries -- early works to 1800.1
birds1
cecil roth collection -- insertions -- research notes.1
events from resurrection to pentecost1
greek literature1
holy ghost (as dove)1

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Abu Ayyub Sulaiman Ibn YaḥYa Ibn Jabirul1
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Arpe, Peter Friedrich (1682-1740)1
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Bacon, Francis, 1561-16261
Bertin, Theodore Pierre1

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Pentecost (fol. 134r)
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Pentecost (fol. 134r)

[ca. 1440-1460]

The dove of the Holy Ghost descends upon the Virgin Mary, seated in the centre, and the Apostles, assembled around her. The Virgin has a book on her lap. The dove is surrounded by a golden circle of l...

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St. Claude (fol. 134r)
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St. Claude (fol. 134r)

[ca. 1490]

St. Claude is shown clad in a bishop's mitre and holding a processional cross.

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Poems, paraphrases and translations

Crackanthorp, John (1726-1736); Buchanan, George (1506-1582)

1736

Attributed to John Crackanthorp (Foxon). Includes a translation of George Buchanan's poem "Imago ad peregrè venientes Religionis ergo": pp. 51-52.

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[Psalterium]
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[Psalterium]

[1418]

A leaf missing before f. 14. A raised pastedown (f. 190) with the text in the form of absolution on recto, and part of a licence on verso. Decoration: 2 to 3-line initials in blue with elaborate red...

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Histoire de la vie et des ouvrages de François Bacon, grand-chancellier d'Angleterre : peinture exacte, quoiqu' anticipée, de la conduite & du renversement du dernier ministère. Traduction de l'anglois

Mallet, David (1705?-1765); Bertin, Théodore Pierre (1751-1819)

1742

R. W. Gibson. Francis Bacon: A bibliography, no.480b. Title vignette. Translated by Théodore Pierre Bertin. Barbier (II, 715) gives the translator's name as P.J. Berlin. Pages 90 and 134 wrongl...

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Poems on affairs of state : from 1620. to this present year 1707

1716

A reissue of the first edition, 1707, with cancel title-page. Signatures: A⁶, B-Z,⁸ Aa-Gg,⁸ Hh² (R incorrectly signed S). Pages 134, 294 incorrectly numbered 124, 264, respectively. Title...

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Poems on affairs of state : from 1620. to this present year 1707

printed in the year 1707

First edition. Signatures: A⁶, B-Z,⁸ Aa-Gg,⁸ Hh² (R incorrectly signed S). Pages 134, 294 incorrectly numbered 124, 264, respectively. Title within double line border. Paragraph notes.

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Traité des trois imposteurs

Lucas, Jean Maximilien (1697); La Monnoye, Bernard de (1641-1728); Arpe, Peter Friedrich (1682-1740)

1776

A revision of the 2nd pt. of La vie et l'esprit de M. Benoît Spinosa, a work attributed by some authorities to J. M. Lucas. Cf. Barbier, Dictionnaire des ouvrages anonymes, and Brit. Mus. Catalogue. ...

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Raven and owl: : a politico-polemico-sarcastico-historical dialogue

Neither-side, Neuter of No-land

1739

In verse.

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Archive Judaica File

[Maḥazor minhag Ḳaṿalyon le-Yom ha-Kipurim ʿim ashmorot le-ʿerev Kipur]. [מחזור מנהג קאווליון ליום הכיפורים עם אשמורות לערב כפור ]. [Service for the Day of Atonement, rite of Cavaillon, preceded by penitential prayers for previous day].

Ibn Ezra, Moses ben Jacob (c1055-1135); Ibn Gabirol (1022-1070)

[17th–18th century]

Hebrew title supplied by cataloguer. English title derived from Roth, "Catalogue", in Alexander Marx: Jubilee Volume, vol. 1 (New York, 1950), no. 28. Variant titles: Maḥzor minhag Ḳarpenṭrat...

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