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  • Diēgēsis philosophou
    Multi-Page Item | 156 pagesLikely published in Greece.
  • Irish Gaelic translation of Paradise lost. Book 1
    Multi-Page Item | 90 pages | 1866Manuscript translation of Book 1 of Paradise Lost in Irish Gaelic written by Toma��s 'an tSneachta' O�� Conchubhair, Irish poet and scribe active in London, with selections in English.
  • Minutes of the proceedings of the Trustees of the turnpike road from the town of Warminster in the county of Wilts to the city of Bath in the county of Somerset
    Multi-Page Item | 444 pages | 1767-1790The minutes from the meetings of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road that ran between Warminster and Bath, dating from 15 September 1767 to 9 February 1790. Meetings took place mostly at the George and Woolpack Inns in Beckington, Somerset, and the Black Dog Inn in Standerwick, Wiltshire. Includes numerous wax seals.
  • Procheiros nomos
    Multi-Page Item | 16 pagesLikely published in Turkey.
  • Ritos y cerimonias que usavan los Ingas : manuscript
    Multi-Page Item | 34 pages | 1650-1700Manuscript account of the customs and traditions of Andean indigenous populations by Polo de Ondegardo. The manuscript is likely a 17th-century copy which was part of a larger volume, as the foliation suggests, and written by a professional, who numbered each of the first 7 bifolia. The last bifolium was likely added later, as the watermark and handwriting differs from the r...
  • Vita Aesopi
    Multi-Page Item | 68 pages | 1467Latin prose translation of Aesop's Vita by Rinuccio Aretino, an Italian humanist scholar, translated from the Greek version by Byzantine scholar Maximus Planudes. First printed in 1474.
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