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E . . . , If. Catalogue de livres . . . composant la bibliothe-
que de M. E. . . . la vente aura lieu ... 5 ... 6 ... et
7 decembre 1867.
Paris, Bachelin-Deflorenne, 1867. |
8°. 8J in. (4)+96 pp.
E., Prof. Dr. See Graf (t.) Catalogue of the Theodor Graf
collection of unique ancient Greek portraits, 2000 years
old. [With an introduction by Prof. Dr. E.] [1902],
8°.
E., A. Homeward songs by the way. . . . (Second edition.)
Portland, Maine, T. B. Mosher, 1895.
16°. 6 in. 86+(2) pp.
E., B., Gent. A New dictionary of the terms ancient and
modern of the canting crew, in its several tribes of
gypsies, beggers, thieves, cheats, etc., with an addition
of some proverbs, phrases, figurative speeches, etc.
By B. E.
London, W. Halves, P. Gilbournc, and W. Davis,
P 1715]-
8°. 6$ in. 184 +(4) pp.
With bookplate of Preston bequest to Library Company of
Philadelphia.
E., D. See Vindication (A) of my Lord Bishop of Worcester’s
Letter touching Mr. Baxter from the animadversions of
D. E. [i.e. Edward Bagshaw.] 1662, 4°.
A Letter [signed D. E., i.e. Edward Bagshaw] unto a
person of honour and quality, containing some anim¬
adversions upon [G. Morley] the Bishop of Worcester’s
Letter [to a friend, for vindication of himself from Mr.
Baxter’s calumny]. (A second letter . . . containing
some farther animadversions upon the Bishop of
Worcester’s Letter. Together with a brief answer unto
all that one L’s—[i.e. Sir R. L’Estrange] intends to
write.) London, 1662.
4°. 7 in. 2 parts. 1. (2)+ 13 pp. + (l) p. 11. (2)+ 5 pp.+ (1) p.
E., E. London’s choice of citizens to represent them in the
ensuing Parliament; SirR. Clayton . . . Sir T. Player . . .
W. Love and T. Pilkington ; with an account of some
passages previous thereto, October 7th, 1679. In a
private letter from E. E. to J. W. at Newcastle upon
Tine. [London, 1679.]
Fol 12 in. 4 pp.
E., G. d’. Cenni storici sulle famiglie di Padova e sui
monumenti dell’ universita, premesso un breve trattato
sull’ arte araldica. . . .
Padova, coi tipi della Minerva, 1842.
4°. 13 in. xcv. pp.+ (1) p. + 542 pp., 31 plates and 30 tables.
E., J. See Penley (a.) A System of water-colour painting.
. . . Ninth edition. [Edited by J. E.] 1852, 8°.
E., J. P. The Rejoicings at Aberdeen for the Restoration of
Charles 11., 14 June 1660. [Edited by J. P. E., i.e.
J. P. Edmond.] Aberdeen, Edmond and Spark, 1883.
• 4°; 8 in. 11 pp. + (1) p. Printed on vellum.
E., L. T. Les Justes ressentiments du tiers estat, pour le
retour du roy en sa ville de Paris, et pour le restablisse-
ment du commerce de tous ses estats. Dediez a la
reyne regente. [Signed L. T. E.] Paris, 1649.
4°. 8£ in. 11 pp. + (l) p. Moreau 1789.
E., N. The Great question; or, How religion, property
and liberty are to be best secured. Humbly offered to
the consideration of all who are true lovers of the peace
of church and state. . . . [Preface signed N. E.]
London, J. Southby, 1691.
4°. 8 in. (4) + 46 pp.
E., P. Nova Erancia ; or, the Description of that part of
New France, which is one continent with Virginia.
Described in the three late voyages and plantations
made by M. de Monts, M. du Port-Grav4 and M. de
Poutrincourt, into the countries called by the French¬
men La Cadia. . . . Translated out of the French into
English by P. E. Collection of voyages and travels,
vol. 2. 1745, fol.
E., P., Monk of the order of St. Benedict, and of the English
Congregation. The First sermon [on Matth. xxii. 37]
preach’d before their Majesties in English at Windsor
. . . Oct. 1685. By . . . Dom P. E., Monk of the holy
order of St. Benedict, and of the English Congr. [i.e.
Philip Ellis.] London, H. Hills, 1686.
4°. 7£in. (4)+ 31 pp. + (l) p.
E ******, P. o’. Catalogue de livres . . . provenant de
la biblioth^que de M. de P. d’E ****** [Essling]
dont la vente se fera le 3 mai 1847, etc. Deuxi^me
Edition. Paris, J. Techener, 1847.
8°. 9J in. viii. + 95 pp. + (l) p.+ 8 pp. liste des prix. Priced in MS.
With bookplate of Borluut de Noortdonck.
E., P. B. LTmage du souverain, ou ITllustre portraict des
divinitez mortelles: ou il est traite de la dignity royale,
de 1’ancienne institution des roys, par qui est-ce qu’ils
ont este Meus, 4 quelle fin Dieu les a cr6ez, jusques
ou se peut estendre le legitime pouvoir qu’ils ont sur
nous . . . et de quelle reverence il nous faut user en
parlant de leur personne. Centre 1’opinion des libertins
du si^cle. Dedi6 a sa Majeste par P. B. E. [i.e. Paul
Boyer, ecuyer] . . . Paris, 1649.
4°. 8J in. 24 pp. Moreau 1684.
E., R. A Letter [signed R. E.] . . . concerning the Bill for
resuming the forfeited estates in Ireland.
London, 1700.
Fol. 12 in. 4 pp.
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