Horace edition in Latin and French from Amsterdam publishers
TESTEIN and SMITH, Booksellers in Amsterdam, announce an upcoming edition of Horace in Latin and French with Dacier and Pere Sannadon translations and the two translators notes. The 10 or 11 volume duodecimo set features new type, white paper, and handsome letters. John Noarse, bookseller at Lambeth, will provide further details.
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Testein
Horace
Hamburgh
A. Vandenhoeck
Pere Sannadon
John Noarse
Dhe Lamb
Temple- Bar
Amsterdam
Compleat Set Offered For One Pound Five Shillings
Buyers may obtain the entire bound set for One Pound Five Shillings. Those who already own the Discourses may purchase the four remaining Volumes for Twenty Shillings, completing the Works.
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Essay Review of the Book of Common Prayer
This Day was publish’d an impartial review of the Book of Common Prayer with a specimen for authorities to consider. It lauds a wise peaceable verdict and suggests honor to the church, noting Bishop Sallingfleet’s preface to the Unreasonableness of Separation. Printed for J. Downing Bartholomy Clofe at 1s 6d.
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J. Downing
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Bayle Dictionary Translation Notice and Plans
Last Saturday was publish'd N XLIV containing Eight Sheets for 1s. being the 14th Number of the Second Volume of R Bayle's Historical and Critical Dictionary. Des Maizeaux revised and corrected the translation with passages restored and added quotations. Also offers the First Volume and Life of the Author. Undertakers plan to publish half-pence puppet lives of eminent men not in Bayle.
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FLRS
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Midwinter
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Betterworth
Hitch
Hazard
Tonton
Innys
Manby
Longman
Ward
Wicksteed
Meadows
Woodward
Morte
Hinchliffe
Walthoe
Jun
Symon
Cox
Browne
Birt
Bickerton
Astley
Austen
Gilliver
Lintor
Whitridge
Willock
Bayzé
Great Britain
Ireland
Bay le
Sermon and Books Advertised by Oxford Printers in 1734
This Day is publish price sixpence a sermon by the Rev Tipping Silvester with reflections on Mr BatGuy's Essay on Moral Goodness preached at Oxford July 1734. Also advertised are The Whole Works of Sir Will Dawes in three volumes with life and character and Scripture Religion a short view of true Christian faith and practice. Printed by J Wilford near St Pauls, Oxford sellers Mrs Fletcher Cambridge Thurlburne. ?>
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Pembroke
Oxort
J. Wilford
St. Paul's
Sir William Dawes
Price
University of Cambridge
Isaac Barropm
Trinity College
Stephen Austén
St. Paul's Church-yard
Clements
Osford
Bonier
Cambridge
P.S
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Senator Lawrence Grimald Gozliski Latin Works In English
A late publication presents He Accomplisu Senator in two books. Originally Latin by Lawrence Grimald Gozliski senator and chancellor of Poland and bishop of Pozen. English translation from the 1568 Venice edition by Mr Oldisworth. Printed for the author and sold by T Hatchett at the Royal Exchange entrance.
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Poland
Pofna
Pozen
Venice
The Inestimable Prolific Elixir Sold in Haydon Yard
A vintage advertises a supposed universal remedy that cures barenness and impotency, claims to restore vigor and appetite, and boosts mood and digestion. It touts rapid fertility results for women and men and notes availability at The Two Blues in Haydon yard Minories for 5s per bottle with directions.
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Imperial Army extends refelt to Malo and Austrian moves
Postscript from Mantua reports Imperial Army extending refelt to Malo to cover Mirandola. Allies seized two wagon convoy loads of hay and provisions. 4009 Croatians expected. Rhine reinforcements 14000 to 15000. Vienna and Dresden dispatch men toward Temefvaer and Moro declares for Augustus. Imperial Hussars clash with French foragers in Kinziger thal. many prisoners and horses taken. Paris notes Dike of Liria expected with Chevalier de St George possible incognito. Heidelberg reports Imperial regiments ordered for Italy.
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Liria
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