"Cet ouvrage rare en France, est entierement grave, a l'exception des pre"faces, et de la table.", Brunet, tom. 2., p. 446. "Livre fort estimè." Fournier p. 362.

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6269 Willis's Survey of the Cathedrals of Lincoln, Ely, Oxford, and Peterborough, containing a History of their Foundations, Builders, ancient Monuments, and Inscriptions; Endowments, Alienations, Sales of Lands, Patronages, &c., with an exact Account of all the Churches, and Chapels, in each Diocese, &c., &c., with fine Copperplates, fine Copy, very neat in calf, 31. 13s. 6d., 4to. Lond., 1730 6270 Warton's (T.) History of English Poetry, from the close of the Eleventh, to the Commencement of the Eighteenth Century: 3 Vols., with as much of Vol. 4. as was ever published; with a Dissertation on the Introduction of Learning into England, and another, on the Gesta Romanorum: 3 Vols. bds., scarce, 71. 78. Lond., 1774-81. 6271 Another Copy of the same valuable Work, Vols. 2., 3., and the part of Vol. 4., 44. 4s. Lond., 1781, 6272 Wolfii Elementa Matheseos Universe, 5 tom.; fine Set, with Portrait, and many Plates, neat in calf, scarce, 4to., 24. 2s. Genev., 1732 6273 Welshman's XXXIX. Articuli Ecclesia Anglicanae: b. b., 2s. 6d., 8vo.

6274 Wingii Astronomia Britannica:-I. Logistica Astronomica. II. Trigonometria. III. Doctrina Sphaerica. IV. Theoria Planetarum. V. Tabulae Novae Astronomicae, &c. Cui accessit Observationum Astronomicarum Synopsis Compendiaria, ex qua Astronomie Britanica certitudo affatim elucescit. Opus exoptatum, non modo Astronomis, Astrologis, sed et Theologis, Historiographis, Nautis, Medicis,' et Poetis, perutile et jucundum. Fine Copy on LARGE PAPER, with a most beautiful Impression of the rare Portrait by T. Cross, 17. 108. Lond., 1669 N. B. This complete Work is exceedingly rare on Large Paper, and the Portrait is seldom met with, even when the Work occurs. There are various commendatory Verses prefixed, both in Latin and English. 6275 Watts's (Dr.) Improvement of the Mind, together with the Treatise on Education, and the Remnants of Time employed, in Prose and Verse: complete, 2 Vols., beautifully printed by Bensley, on fine wove Paper, with Portrait, pub. 10s. 6d. -for 7s. 6d. Lond., Bensley, 1815

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This is supposed to be one of the finest and neatest Editions extant of this most

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6276 Ward's Latin Grammar, new, neat, 2s.

6277 Another good Copy, second-hand, 1s. 6d. 6278 Another Copy, 1s. 6279 Xenophontis de Cyri Expeditione, Gr. et Lat, a Hutchinson; fine Copy, neat in calf, a very good Edition, 8vo., 10s. 6d. Cantab., 1777 6280 Xenophontis de Cyri Expeditione, a T. Hutchinson, Gr. et Lat., Edit. quarta-et optima-fine Copy on Large Paper, bds., uncut, 18s. (4to.) Camb., 1785 "This Edition is the best Lecture Book for Students. The Work is very "elegantly printed, and contains 28 pages of Addenda, by Professor Por"" son; some Copies are struck off on Quarto Paper." Dibdin's Classics, Vol. 2., p. 352. 6281 Xenophontis Institutiones Cyri, ex Edit. T. Hutchinson; 4 Vols., 12mo., fine Copy of the fine Paper Edit., 17. 4s.

Glasg., Foulis, 1757

"A beautiful and correct Edition." Dr. Harwood. 6282 Young's (Rev. G.) History of Whitby, and Streoneshalh Abbey: with a statistical Survey of the Vicinity, to the Distance of 25 miles: 2 large Vols. 8vo., with 8 fine Plates, new in bds., 17. 1s.

A very interesting Work.

Whitby, 1817

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Whitby, 1824

The above is not merely an Abridgement of the History of Whitby, but also a Supplement to it. 6284 Young's (Rev. G.) Geological Survey of the Yorkshire

Coast: describing the Strata and Fossils occurring between the Humber and the Tees, from the German Ocean to the Plain of York, illustrated with 20 large Engravings, 4to., 11. 11s. 6d. Whitby, 1822

A well-written and highly interesting Work; by one of the best and most learned Geologists in the North of England. 6285 Yeates's Hebrew Grammar, particularly adapted to Bythner's Lyra Prophetica, with elegant Engraving of the Hebrew Alphabet, sd., 2s. 6d. Lond., 1805 6286 Yeates's Syriac Grammar, principally adapted to the New Testament iu that Language, bds., new, 8vo., 38.

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6291 AN EXCEEDINGLY FINE MANUSCRIPT, BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN in the ORIGINAL HEBREW, of the WHOLE PENTATEUCH, or 5 Books of Moses. This choice MS. is a double Roll of about ONE HUNDRED AND TEN FEET in Length, by about 2 feet broad. It rolls up on 2 Rollers with fine and large Silver Handles or Ends, the Silver supposed to be about Sixty Ounces. This beautiful and highly interesting Article is also furnished with 2 Covers, that next the MS. being of exceedingly rich Gold Brocade, ornamented with beautiful Flowers wrought with Silk and Gold. This Cover is estimated at least to be worth 20 Guineas. The other Cover is of Silk, lined, to preserve the whole. Such an exceedingly fine MS. of this very interesting portion of the Holy Scriptures, very rarely occurs for Sale, and would no doubt be a Treasure to any Collection. The vellum on which it is written is of the finest and purest Colour. This choice Work, of which it is perhaps difficult to convey an adequate Idea, it is understood, would not be dear at £200. It is at present offered, with its various Appendages, at £126.

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piti fidus per Italiam præcipuas Regiones et Urbes dux indicans, explicans quaecunque in ijs sunt visu ac scitu digna. Also bound with the above,-Vita di Mons. Giulio Antonio Santorio

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