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B37 Redux.Pdf c^ - l - i - • ^ t c t ^ ^ ^.. ^ ., ._ c ^. _ _ ^ ^ ^ i ^ ^. t _ ^ _ ^. ^ ... ^ ^ ^ ^ . ..^ • ^ ^r • . e X7 THE BIBLE ARRANGEMENT AND INDEX I. Arrangement The main divisions are numbered as below and the numbers are given in the running title to each page of the Catalogue. Each section is arranged by language as follows: Bible. Original languages (Hebrew and Greek) : Polyglott, Greek, Latin, English, other languages in alphabetical order. Old Testament. Hebrew, Polyglott, Greek, Latin, English, other languages in alphabetical order. New Testament. Greek, Polyglott, Latin, English, other languages in alphabetical order. Each sub-section is similarly arranged by language. References to works in the three main sections, Complete Bible, Old Testament and New Testament, are given in an Appendix at the end of each, that is, Nos. 7, 52 and 83 respectively in the list below. References to works specifically relating to any sub-section, such as Pentateuch, Psalms, Gospels, etc., are given in an Appendix at the end of these sub-sections. COMPLETE BIBLE 1. Complete Bible. 2. Two or more books. 3. Selections. 4. Bibliographies. 5.' Concordances. 6. Dictionaries. 7. Appendix. OLD TESTAMENT 8. Complete Old Testament. 9. Two or more books (excluding the complete Pentateuch alone, or two or more books all from the Pentateuch). 10. Pentateuch, complete, or two or more books. (Single books are arranged under Nos. 11-15.) 11-46. Single books, arranged in order of the Authorised Version. 47. Apocrypha and Apocryphal Books. 48. Selections from two or more Books, including the Apocrypha. 49. Bibliographies. 50. Concordances. 51. Dictionaries. 52. Appendix. r< llq f 1 C ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ,.1 ( ( ( c ( c c. c ( c c ( ( ^s NEW TESTAMENT 53. Complete New Testament. 54. Miscellaneous Collections, excluding Gospels and Epistles. 55. Gospels. (Single Gospels are arranged under Nos. 57-60.) 56. Epistles. (Single Epistles are arranged under Nos. 62-76.) 57-77. Single books, arranged in order of the Authorised Version. 78. Apocryphal Books. Collections. 79. Selections from two or more Books. 80. Bibliographies. 81. Concordances. 82. Dictionaries. 83. Appendix. II. Index (The numbers refer to the main divisions given at the top of each page.) Acts, 61 Dictionaries Amos, 37 Complete Bible, 6 Apocrypha and Apocryphal Books Old Testament, 51 Old Testament, 47 New Testament, 82 New Testament, 78 Ecclesiastes, 28 Baruch, 47 Ecclesiasticus, 47 Bible, complete, 1 Ephesians, 65 Appendix, 7 Epistles Bibliographies, 4 Complete, 56 Concordances, 5 Single, 62-72 Dictionaries, 6 Esdras, 47 Selections, 3 Esther, 24 Two or more books, 2 Exodus, 12 Bibliographies Ezekiel, 33 Complete Bible, 4 Ezra, 22 Old Testament, 49 Galatians, 64 New Testament, 80 Genesis, 11 Book of Wisdom, 47 Gospels Chronicles, 21 Complete, 55 Colossians, 67 Single, 57-60 Concordances Habakkuk, 42 Complete Bible, 5 Haggai, 44 Old Testament, 50 Hebrews, 72 New Testament, 81 Heptateuch. See Old Testament Corinthians, 63 Two or more books, 9 Daniel, 34 Hosea, 35 Deuteronomy, 15 Isaiah, 30 ADDITIONS II. Indus Hexatewoh. See Old Testaasnt. Two or more books, 9. t t c t • t c e e' y t t ' t ' t c c. c t.. c. c. c t t t t t- t. t • t t t t ' . t t t t c N, c c t- c t . t James, 73 Old Testament, complete, 8 Jeremiah, 31 Apocrypha, 47 Job, 25 Appendix, 52 Joel, 36 Bibliographies, 49 John, Epistles of, 75 Concordances, 50 Gospel of, 60 Dictionaries, 51 Revelation of, 77 Selections, 48 Jonah, 39 Two or more books, 9 Joshua, 16 Paul's Epistles, 56, 62-72 Jude, 76 Pentateuch, 10 Judges, 17 Peter, 74 Judith, 47 Philemon, 71 Kings, 20 Philippians, 66 Lamentations, 32 Proverbs, 27 Leviticus, 13 Psalms, 26 Luke, 59 Revelation, 77 Maccabees, 47 Romans, 62 Malachi, 46 Ruth, 18 Mark, 58 Samuel, 19 Matthew, 57 Selections Micah, 40 Complete Bible, 3 Nahum, 41 Old Testament, 48 Nehemiah, 23 New Testament, 79 New Testament, complete, 53 Song of Solomon, 29 Apocryphal Books, 78 Song of Three Children, 47 Appendix, 83 Thessalonians, 68 Bibliographies, 80 Timothy, 69 Concordances, 81 Titus, 70 Dictionaries, 82 Tobit, 47 Miscellaneous collections, 54 Wisdom of Jesus Sirach, 47 Selections, 79 Wisdom of Solomon, 47 Numbers, 14 Zechariah, 45 Obadiah, 38 Zephaniah, 43 I ( ( ( ( ( c ( C I BIBLE. COMPLETE o--j ,. , al Languages --- [Biblia Hebraica et Novum Testamentum Graecum. ] 12o Antwerp, 1573. A*9.7. 40101 Wanting title-page for New Testament. Polyglott --- La Sainte Bible ... Avec annotations ... par R. Benoist. [Lat. and Fr.] 2 vols. (in 1). 4o Paris, 1568. Tt2fN • . E-8, • 22051 --- Biblia sacra, Hebraice, Chaldaice, Graece, & Latine. [Ed. by B. Arias Montanus.] 8 tom. 20 Antverpiae [1569]-73. A.2.22- 10* Brit. Mus. Cat. of Printed Books, Bible, Col. 3. TZ 11 9 12b --- Another copy. Tom. 7. A. 4. 14. --- Biblia Hebraica, cum interlineari interpretatione Latinf X. Pagnini Lucensis ... atque alia B.A. Montani Hispalensis ... Accessit Bibliorum pars quae Hebraic e, non reperitur, item Testamentum Novum Graece, etc. Vols. 1-5 (in 2). ^2 8o [Leyden] 1613, 1608-11. T T 119 Vol. 6 wanting. Eli, .zZo . --- Biblia. 1. Hebraica, 2. Samaritana, 3. Chaldaica, 4. Graeca, 5. Syriaca, 6. Latina, 7. Arabica. Quibus textus originales totius Scripturae Sacrae, quorum pars in editione Complutensi, deinde in Antverpiensi ... extat, nunc integri ... exhibentur. [Ed. by G. M. le Jay, J. Morin, etc.] 9 tom. (in 10). 20 Lutetiae Parisiorum, 1645, 29-42. A.1.35-44. --- Biblia sacra polyglotta, complectentia textus originales ... Cum apparatu ... indicibus, &c. Ed. B. Waltonus. (And Triplex Targum, etc.) 6 tom. 2 0 Londini, 1657, 55-57. A. 3.25-30. ''0* Contains the Republican preface. --- Another copy. -b:^'r yc ice, ''°* Contains the Royal preface. t . A. F 3-2. 04 --- Another copy of the 'Triplex Targum.' Z.4.19. --- Biblia sacra quadrilinguia Veteris Testamenti Hebraici cum versionibus e regione positis utpote versione Graeca LXX interpretum ... a J. E. Grabio ... evulgata ... item versione Latina S. Schmidii noviter revisa ... et Germanica Lutheri ex ed. 1544-45 expressa. Adjectis textui Hebraeo notis Masorethicis et Graecae versionis Iectionibus codicis Vaticani ... accurante C. Reineccio. Accessit praefatio S. Deylingii. (And Biblia sacra quadrilinguia Novi Testamenti Graeci ... Quibus accedunt parallela .. et annotationes, etc.) 3 vols. 20 Lipsiae, 1750, 51, 47. A. 5.56-58. ADDITIONS BIBLE. 1 COMPLETE Polyglot -- Biblia sacra polyglotta, complectentia textus originales cum apparatu ... indicibus &c. Ed. B. Waltonus. And Triplex Targum ...) 6 tom. Londini, 16571 1655-57• D.S.f.l.l1-6. Contains the Royal preface. Dedication wanting. --- ... Biblia universa et Hebraica quidem cum Latina interpretatione X. Pagnini Lucensis, B. Ariae Montani Hispal ... [Ed. by M. Geir and J.P. Oheim.] Lipsiae, 1657. New Coll. Lib. I( ^ ^ .^ ^: '' 7 , ' .. ^ ` ^ .' v ^ .f •' f ^• • ^ a +, I _ .^ I ^, .d ., .^ x (l Z BIBLE [Continued]. COMPLETE Polyglott [Continued] --- Biblia sacra Latino-Polonica Vul gatae editionis ... Summariis et notis ... illustrata secundum exemplar Latinum T. A. Erhardi, Polonicum vero J. `Vuykii. Reimpr. [Vol. 1. ] 4o Vratislaviae, 1771. -Nt-i-.31-. E . B. zzos^ --- Vecchio a Nuovo Testamento secondo la Volgata, tradotto in lingua italiana a con annotazioni dichiarato da A. Ma rtini. [Lat. and Ital. ] 26 vols. (in 13). 8o Prato, 1827-32. RQ.3.37-48. Bibll aer- "„' yglotta, texitu$-arehetypos versionesque pri Zipuaa-ab ecclesia antiquitus reaeptas; hecnon versiones recentiores Anglicanam, Germanicam, Italicam, Ga llicam et Hispanicam; Novum Testamentum- Hebraicum complectent ia. Acceddnt prolegomena in tex-tuum arc hetyporu ersionumque antiquarum crisin literalem auctore Samuele Lee. o . (in 2). 2a Londint, -1831. --- Another issue of the Prolegomena. 4o Londini, 1831. RQ.2.33. --- Polyglotten-Bibel ... in f[bersicht licher Nebeneinanderstellung des Urtextes, der Septuaginta, Vulgata and Luther-Uebersetzung, so wie der wichtigsten Varianten der vornehmsten deutschen Uebersetzungen bearbe itet von R. Stier and K. G. W. Theile. 4 Bde. (in 5). 8o Bielefeld, 1847-55. C.8.3-7. *" Bd. 4 is of 2te Aufl. --- Biblia hexaglotta; continentia scripturas sacras Veteris et Novi Testamenti; scilicet: te: ius originales, una cum versionibus probatissimis, Septuaginta, Syriaca (Novi Testamenti), Vulgata, Anglican, Germaniea, et Gallica ... Ediderunt alumni literarum sacrarum. 6 tom. 4o Londini, 1871-74. Semitic Lib. **' Tom. 4-6 ed. by E. Riches de Levante. --- Prolegomenon. Ed. by E. Riches de Levante. 4o Load., 1874. Semitic Lib. ADDITIONS BIBLE. 1. COMPLETE Polyglott --- Biblia polyglotta Matritensia. Cura et studio T. Ayuso, P. Bellet ... O, Ser. 4, 6, 7(L.21), 8(!_. .21). Matriti.r .22051 O. Prooemium. 1957. 4. Targum PaLaestinense in Pentateuchuni. Adduntur Targum Pseudojonatan, Targum Onnelos et Targum Palaestinensis hispanica versio. L. 5. 5. Deuteronomium caput I. Editio critica carante A. Diez Macho. 1965. 6. 3etus evangelium Syrorum et exinae excerptum Diatessaron Tatiani. Editionem curavit 1. Ortiz de Urbina. 1967. 7. Vetus Latina. L. 21. 21. Psalterium Visigothic am-Mozarabicam. Editio critica curante T. Ayuso MarazueLa. 1957. 8. Valgata Hispana. L. 21. 21. PsaLterium S. Hieronymi de Hebraica veritate interpretatam. Editio critica curante T. Ayuso Marazaela. 1960. 1 BIBLE [Continued]. COMPLETE Greek --- T -nc, 8 E Lac ypay'nc, anawra . Divinae Scripturae ... omnia, recens a viro doctissimo [F. du Jon ? or F. Sylburgius ? ] recognita et ... emendata, variisque lectionibus ... aucta et illustrata. 20 Francofurti, 1597. sy X0.7 --- Ta B L pX L a, tiovtiE°z L V, ^ ,9E L a YPay-n tiT)C naXa L aC ti E xa L xa L VT)C ALa8r) xr) S. 5 pts. (in 1). 4 0 ^v Mo6Xa, 1821. Z.8.41. --- Ta L' Epa B L pX L a TT)C naXa L aC T xa L xat,vr)C, A L a8T)XTIC, µEtia- Tpa68EVtia tx 'twV APXEivnwv. [Modern Gr.] 8 0 EV 'OCov L Y, q<wv'- gLwva' L1850-511. Y*5.16. --- 'H naXa L a xa L ^ xa L VY) A L a8 10XT).
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