Volume 2

The bibliographical miscellany; or, supplement to the Bibliographical dictionary / [Anon].

  • Clarke, Adam, approximately 1762-1832.
Date:
1806
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Credit: The bibliographical miscellany; or, supplement to the Bibliographical dictionary / [Anon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL MISCELLANY. VOL. II. CONTAIN] N<3. ). Remarks on the origin of Language, and alphabetical Characters. *. A short History of the Origin of Printing, and In- ventors of the Typographic Art. • . The Introduction and Per- fection of the Art in Italy. 4. A Catalogue of Authors and their Works on Bibliogra- phy and Typography, di- vided into four Classes. 5. An Alphabetical List, of all the Towns and Cities where Printing was carried on in the fifteenth Century, with the Title, &c. of the first Book printed in each Place 6. An Essay on Bibliography, or Treatise on the knowledge and love of Books. 7. Several Bibliographical Sys- tems, teaching the proper Method of arranging Books in a large Library. 8. A complete Table of the Olympiads from their Com- mencement 770 Years be- fore the Christian JEra, brought down to A. D. 220. 9. The Roman Calendar at large, distinguished into its Calends, Nones, Ides, Nun- dinal Letters, &c. 10. The Hijrah or Moham- medan /Era. (connected with the Christian) from its Com- mencement A. D. 022, to A. D. 2SOO, by which any corresponding Year in each, may be seen at one View. 11. Tables of the Khalifs, Kings of Persia, &c. from the Death of Mohammed to the present Time. Marcum Ciceronem vidi in Bibliotheca Sedentem, MULTIS rir* enmfusum Stoicorum L1BRIS. Erat enim ut scis, in eo inexhausta aiiditas, legendi, nec satiari poterau Quippe qui no rcprelunsiu- lieia quidetn vulgi inanera reformidans, in ipsa curia soteret iogei e »apo, dum Seuatus cogeictur, nihil epeix Reipttblica1. dcLralicns; quo majua turn in suinmo olio, maximaque copia, quasi heluavi libus, si hoc verbo in tarn cluia re utendmn ost, videbatur. CICER. De Piuiit. lib. iii. s. !• LONDON: FRIN'TKD FOE W, liAYNES, FATE RNOSTEK-ROV 1806.