iv All that we ask in this respect is, that the Books estimated upon a strict comparison with other copies. The PRICES are in all instances NETT, without Discount or Commission to Agents, and on this account we respectfully solicit that Orders may be transmitted direct. It is our earnest desire to merit a continuance of the generous patronage we have hitherto enjoyed. Every exertion will continue to be made to maintain the value of our Stock; and our facilities, we trust, will enable us to submit future Catalogues of equal merit, and to execute all Commissions with which we may be honored. T. & W. BOONE. 29, New Bond Street, London. W. March, 1862. CONTENTS. PAGE Comprising editions of the HOLY SCRIPTURES, PSALTERS, &C. in various Languages-LITURGIES, including RARE SERVICE With Collections under the following headings :-ANATOMY- ASTRONOMY-CALIGRAPHY, (including Autographs, Cyphers, Diplomatics, Facsimiles of Illuminated Books and Ornaments, Inscriptions, and Short Hand)-COINS AND MEDALS-COOK- BOOKS OF PRINTS- ILLUSTRATED BOOKS-ARCHITECTURE- ANTIQUITIES-With Collections under the following headings— BIBLE CUTS-BOOK ILLUSTRATIONS CARICATURES-COS- TUME-DANCE OF DEATH-EMBLEMS-ENGRAVING-FURNI- TURE AND DECORATION-GARDENS (designs for)-PAINTING, ANGLING-ARMS (Exercise of), ARMOUR, AND FENCING-CARDS -CHESS-DANCING-DRAFTS-FALCONRY and HUNTING- 21-36 T. AND W. BOONE'S CATALOGUE, 1862. Theology. Comprising editions of the HOLY SCRIPTURES, PSALTERS, &c. in various Languages LITURGIES, including RARE SERVICE Books, AD USUM SARUM - LIVES OF SAINTS CONTROVERSIAL DIVINITY-CHURCH HISTORIES- and WORKS OF EMINENT DIVINES. 1 AMBROSII Camaldulensis Prefatio in librum Sancti Johannis crysolomi De providentia dei. MANUSCRIPT ON THE FINEST VELLUM by an Italian Scribe, with 4 Capital Letters Illuminated in Gold and Colours, and the first page having an elegant Border of Interlaced Ornament. Sm. 8vo. modern russia, but retaining the old gauffered and 2 ANSELMUS. (Cantuariensis Archiepiscopus) Opera, nec non With autograph on the title, Henry Clifford, of a date coeval with the book (1545). 4 BAXTER (R.) Fair Warning or XXV Reasons against Toleration and Indulgence of Popery, 4to. morocco. THE SECOND PART, or XX Prophecies concerning the return of Popery, with the Several Plots laid by Campanella, Contzen, and others for restoring Popery, now discovered, 4to. half calf, 9s. 1643 Dr. Bliss (whose copy this was) has noted that the 2nd part was not in the Bodleian Catalogue. B 5 BIBLIA SACRA POLYGLOTTA, textus archetypos, versionesque præcipuas ab ecclesia antiquitus receptas, nec non versiones recentiores Anglicanam, Germanicam, Italicam, Gallicam et Hispanicam, complectentur: accedunt prolegomena in textuum archetyporum, versionumque antiquarum crisin literalem, auctore Samuel Lee, folio, calf extra, gilt leaves, EXTREMELY SCARCE, 147. Bagster, Lond. 1831 The volume here described has 4 Versions printed on the same page, so that when opened, it affords the opportunity of comparing the parallel passages of each of the 8 Versions at a single glance. The texts printed are-the Hebrew of Van der Hooght and New Test. by Greenfield-the Greek Septuagint-the Latin Vulgate of Sixtus V. and Clement VIII.-the German of Luther-French of Ostervald Italian of Diodati - Spanish of Scio - English of the authorised Version. 6 BIBLIA Hebraica, sine punctis, notis Masoretarum, ad Leusdenianam editionem adornata, 12mo. engraved title, morocco extra, gilt leaves, 12s. Amstelodami, 1701 7 BIBLIA Hebraica, sine punctis, accurante Nath. Forster, interleaved with stout writing paper and bound in 4 vols. purple morocco extra, joints and gilt leaves, 4l. (formerly priced 91.98.) E Typographeo Clarendoniano, Oxon. 1750 This is the first edition of the Hebrew Bible printed in England except that in Walton's Polyglott. Dr. Adam Clarke pronounces it "the most elegant and correct of the Anti-Masoretic Bibles." 8 BIBLIA Sacra ita exacte translata ut statim videatur quid refert unaquæque vox textus, quod nullus antea præstitit, interpretes A.D.S. [i.e. the Abbé Devay] 8vo. boards, 5l. Sumptibus Autoris, et centum duntaxat, (1813) "No more curious book in my library, and few rarer. The author, a man of great learning and greater singularity, destroyed a considerable part of the 100 he had printed. Sir Joseph Banks always used to say that the Abbé maintained that the real meaning of the word "Eve" was perforata, and that he would give it so in this version, but he did not, and this was a source of frequent raillery in Soho Square. "I subscribed for a second copy, which I gave to the Duke of Sussex, who could not otherwise procure it."-D. T. Manuscript note by Mr. Dawson Turner. 9 BIBLIA SACRA LATINA. MS. VERY BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN in a minute character on the finest Vellum, in double columns, containing upwards of 80 small Miniatures introduced into Initial Letters Illuminated in Gold and Colours, the Capitals generally are also ornamented with Pen Flourishes in various Coloured Inks which depend along the margins. Miniature 4to. old calf, from Cardinal Fesch Collection, 81. 8s. Sæc. XIII. Besides the above the advertisers have several other fine Manuscripts of the Scriptures on Vellum, of the XIII. XIV. and XV. Centuries. |