02 TYTLER. History of Scotland. Third edition. 7 vols., 8vo., with plan of the Battle of Bannock Burn; fine copy in calf gilt Edinburgh, 1845 03 WILSON (Daniel). Archæology and Prehistoric Annals of Scotland. Roy. 8vo., with 6 plates and numerous illustrations in the text; cloth

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4 ANEURIN. Y GODODIN. A Poem on the Battle of Cattraeth, by Aneurin, a Welsh Bard of the 6th Century, with an English translation by the Rev. John Williams ab Ithel. 8vo., cloth Llandovery, 1852 0 7 6 5 BINGLEY (W.). Tour round North Wales, 1798... with an Essay on the Language. 2 vols., 8vo., with 4 aquatints by S. Alken; calf 1800 6 BIRCH (Walter de Gray). History of MARGAM ABBEY; derived from the original documents in the British Museum, H. M. Record Office, the Margam Muniments, etc. Impl. 8vo., with 24 plates and 20 woodcuts; Privately printed, 1897 17 BUCKLER (J.). A Series of Twenty-one beautifully executed SEPIA DRAWINGS entitled, "A HISTORICAL TOUR THROUGH CAERNARVONSHIRE, by RICHARD FENTON, bound up with "Six picturesque Views in North Wales, engraved in aquatinta by Alken. with poetical reflections ... by the Rev. Brian Broughton." 4to., calf_gilt

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The fifth vol. is entitled "Cambrian and Caledonian Quarterly Magazine."
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I EVANS (J.). Topographical and Historical Description of Flintshire.
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Topographical and Historical Description of the Counties of N. Wales. 8vo. LARGE PAPER, with 28 engravings; EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by a fine collection of 107 plates; bound in 2 vols., half green morocco gilt, gilt edges; A FINE COPY

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15 GILPIN (William). Observations on the River Wye, and several parts of South Wales . . . made in the summer of 1770. Fifth Edition. 8vo., with 17 plates; calf, rebacked

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718 PARRY (John H.). The Cambrian Plutarch: comprising Memoirs of some
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719 PENNANT (Thomas). A TOUR IN WALES, MDCCLXX.
EDITION, with 26 plates; a fine copy in calf

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721 PHILLIPPS (Sir Thomas). WALES: the Language, Social Condition,
Moral Character, and Religious Opinions of the People, considered in
their Relation to Education. 8vo., pp. xvi and 606; cloth
1849
722 PUGH (Edw.). CAMBRIA DEPICTA. Oblong folio, frontispiece and 70
beautifully COLOURED plates engraved by Thos. Cartwright; half bound,
1813-15
723 REES (Rice). An Essay on the WELSH SAINTS, or the Primitive
Christians usually considered to have been the Founders of Churches
in Wales. 8vo., cloth; SCARCE
1836
724 ROSCOE (Thomas). WANDERINGS and Excursions in SOUTH WALES;
including the Scenery of the River Wye, with 48 engravings on India
paper, by Radclyffe
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paper, by Radclyffe
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725 SKENE (William F.). The Four Ancient Books of WALES, containing
the Cymric Poems attributed to the Bards of the Sixth Century. 2
vols. 8vo., with map and 5 facsimiles, cloth
Edinburgh, 1868
726 SKRINE (Henry). Two successive Tours through the whole of Wales. . .
Second edition. Svo., with coloured map; 62 PLATES INSERTED; calf

1836

1812 727 TAYLOR (Henry). Historic Notices, with Topographical and other Gleanings descriptive of the Borough and County-town of FLINT. Roy. 8vo., with 9 plates and other illustrations by Miss Louise Rayner, Randolph Caldecott, etc.; bds., uncut

1883

728 WARRINGTON (William). History of Wales. 4to., pp. xii and 628; half bound, UNCUT, £1; or, a fine copy in red morocco extra, with joints, gilt edges 1786 Cambria Triumphans, or, Britain in its Perfect Lustre; shewing the Origin and Antiquity of that illustrious Nation, being a COMPLETE HISTORY of WALES. Third edition. 4to., with 2 maps; old russia gilt 1805

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Survey of St. Asaph, considerably enlarged, and brought down to the present time. By Edward Edwards. 2 vols. 8vo., with portrait, but without the two plates; bds., uncut Wrexham, 1801 732 WYNDHAM (Henry P.). TOUR THROUGH MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WALES 1774 and 1777. Second edition. Roy. 4to,, 16 plates, morocco gilt Salisbury, 1781 the same. Second edition, a fine tall copy, EXTRA ILLUSTRATED with upwards of 250 fine steel ENGRAVINGS, MEZZOTINTS, and ETCHINGS, illustrating the Castles, Abbeys, Cathedrals, Crosses and Ruins, Views, etc. of Wales; bound in 2 vols. impl. 4to., half morocco gilt, gilt edges

733

ib. 1781

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734 YORKE (Philip). The ROYAL TRIBES of Wales. 4to., with 12 portraits; also portraits of Sir John Wynne of Gwydr and Sir Hugh Middleton have been inserted; half bound Wrexham, 1799

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1865 Dialogues of Plato, translated into English, with Analyses and Introductions by B. JOWETT. 4 vols., 8vo., cloth Oxford, 1871 Second edition, revised and corrected throughout, with Additions and an Index of Subjects and Proper Names. 5 vols., 8vo., cloth

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Published for the Committee of the British School at Athens, 1901 47 SMITH (Dr. William). DICTIONARY OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES [including the Laws, Institutions, Domestic Usages, Painting, Sculpture, Music, the Drama, etc.]. 8vo., with numerous illustrations; cloth

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1893 and SAMUEL CHEETHAM. CHRISTIAN ANTIQUITIES, being a continuation of the Dictionary of the Bible. 2 vols., 8vo., with numerous illustrations; cloth (pub. £3. 13s 6d) 1876 756 TAYLOR (Thomas). PROCLUS. The Philosophical and Mathematical COMMENTARIES OF PROCLUS on the First Book of Euclid's Elements . . . with a Translation of Proclus's Theological Elements. [Translated by Thomas Taylor]. 2 vols., 4to., half bound

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Printed for the author, 1792 PLOTINUS. Select Works of Plotinus, the great restorer of the Philosophy of Plato and Extracts from the Treatise of Synesius. Translated from the Greek, by THOMAS TAYLOR. 8vo., bds. uncut 1817 758 TIMOTHEUS OF MILETUS, Persae, from a Papyrus discovered at Abusir, edited with an introduction by Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff. Photographic Facsimile Edition in small folio, boards Leipzig, 1903 the same, the text in letterpress, with critical notes (in German) by Ulr. von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff. Sm. 8vo., cloth Leipzig, 1903 The discovery of Timotheos' poem on the Persian wars is an event of first importance for the study of literary history, classical philology and palaeography. The poem was up to the present time only known by a few quotations. The papyrus containing it was evidently written not later than in the third century B.C.

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760 WYSE. An Excursion in the Peloponnesus, 1858. By the late Right Hon. Sir Thomas Wyse. Edited by his niece, Winifrede M. Wyse, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., with 25 plates; cloth

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761 GOUFFÉ. LE LIVRE DE CUISINE, par JULES GOUFFE comprenant la Cuisine de Ménage et la Grande Cuisine. Huitième édition. Roy. 8vo., with 25 coloured plates and 161 woodcuts; cloth Paris, 1893 762 SOUCHAY (Léon). Le Bon Cuisinier. Svo., pp. xii and 780, with 303 woodcuts; cloth Paris, 1886 763 CORPUS SCRIPTORUM CHRISTIANORUM ORIENTALIUM. curantibus I. B. CHABOT, I. GUIDI, H. HYVERNAT, B. CARRA DE VAUX. (Texts with Latin translations)

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I. Syraic Codices:

CHRONICA MINORA (Series C, tomus IV.) pars prior, cur. Ign. Guidi.
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I. Parisot.

CHRONICON PSEUDO-DIONYSIANUM (Series C, tomus I), curante I. B.
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ISOYAHB III. PATRIARCHAE Epistulae cur. R. Duval.

CORPUS SCRIPTORUM CHRISTIANORUM ORIENTALIUM, continued :·

PHILOXENI MABBUGENSIS De Trinitate et Incarnatione, cur. A. Vaschalde.
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CHRONICA VARIA, curante Ign. Guidi.

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This publication is meant to complete the plan of Migne's Cursus Patrologiae by bringing forth critical texts (with a Latin translation) of all the works of Christian authors (published or unpublished) who have written in Syriac, Ethiopic, Coptic, or Arabic, referring to Liturgies, Canon Law, Theology, Philosophy, and the Lives of

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765 BLACKWALL (John). History of the SPIDERS of Great Britain and
Ireland. Folio, pp. 384, with 29 coloured plates; a fine copy in half
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Ray Society, 1861-4
766 BRITISH MUSEUM. Catalogue of the Collection of Palearctic
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767 EATON (A. E.). REVISIONAL MONOGRAPH of RECENT EPHEMERIDE OF
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Linnean Society, 1884-8 768 WESTWOOD (J. O.). Catalogue of Orthopterous Insects in the Collection of the British Museum. Part I. Phasmidæ. Royal 4to., with 48 fine plates; cloth (pub. £3) 1859 69 FITZCLARENCE (Lieut. Colonel). Journal of a Route across India, through Egypt, to England, 1817-18. 4to., with folding map and 18 plates (9 COLOURED); red morocco extra, gilt edges; FINE COPY 1819 The coloured plates include The Gorkah Soldier; the dromedary and rocket Corps; Irregular Horse; Sepoys: etc.

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70 GREEK CHURCH LITURGY. ARCHIERATIKON. Liber pontificalis Ecclesiae Graecae nunc primum ex Regiis MS. Euchologiis, aliisque probatissimis monumentis collectus. illustratus labore Isaaci Haberti. Folio, calf 71 Hairdressing. LE GROS (Coeffeur des Dames) Livre d'Estampes de l'Art de la Coeffure des Dames Françoises, gravé sur les desseins originaux d'après mes Accommodages, avec le Traité en abrégé d'entretenir et conserver les Cheveux naturels. Sm. 4to., with 6 outline plates of patterns and 28 coloured plates of heads with coiffures; Paris, aux Quinze-Vingts, 1765 32 0 0 Exceedingly rare document of the fashions in the period of Louis XV.

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