Delphi phoenicizantes, sive, Tractatus, in quo Graecos, quicquid apud Delphos celebre erat, : (seu Pythonis & Apollinis historiam, seu poeanica certamina, & praemia, seu priscam templi formam atque inscriptionem seu tripoden, oraculum, &c. spectes) è josuae historiâ, scriptisque sacris effinxisse, rationibus haud inconcinnis ostenditur. Et quamplurima quae philogiae studiosis apprimè jucucda futurasunt, aliter ac vulgò solent, enarrantur. Appenditur diatriba de Noae in Italiam adventu, ejusque nominibus ethnicis: nec non de origine Druidum. His accessit oratiuncula pro Philosophiâ liberandâ. Authore Edmundo Dickinsono, Art: Magist: & mertonensis collegii socio.

  • Dickinson, Edmund, 1624-1707.
Date:
1655
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Also known as

Diatriba de noae in Italiam adventu

Publication/Creation

Oxoniae : Excudebat H: Hall academiae typographus, impensis Ric. Davis, 1655.

Physical description

38 unnumbered pages, 42, 41-56, 59-142 pages, 18 unnumbered pages, 40 pages, 10 unnumbered pages ; 8vo (15 cm)

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References note

Wing (CD-ROM, 1996), D1385
Madan, III, 2274
ESTC (RLIN), R008623
ESTC R8623

Notes

Attributed by Anthony à Wood to Henry Jacob.
Includes index.
"Diatriba de noæ in Italiam adventu;" (caption title) begins new pagination on leaf M4r.
Copy 1. Note: Imperfect: lacks all after Index rerum (Sig.L). Bound in 19th century (?) tooled red goatskin, marbled endpapers. Bookplate of Thomas South.
Copy 2. Note: Bound in contemp. calf, rebacked in buckram. Bookplate of Car. I. Taboris. Author biographical note in Latin on flyleaf.

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