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1. - 0 0 Turkey morocco, imp . . . 0 12 0 Turkey morocco, flap edges » .« . 010 Levant morocco, lined calf, flap edges . 0 18 0 Ditto, very flexible, silk sewed, red under gold in the round—the most 126 durable binding extant With Apocrypha,extra. . . °. 0 28 With Prayer-Book, extra o 6 « 0 28 No. 6A. Pearl 16mo. THIN, (SMALLEST EDITION.) 5 inches long, 3% inches broad, and 1 inch Biss, Sh thick. "Weight 123 ounces. Paste grain morocco, limp . 070 Persian morocco, limp . 0 80 Turkey morocco, limp . - + 0100 Turkey morocco, flap . . 0 12 0 Levant morocco, lined calf, flap edges. 0 14 6 Ditto, very flexible, silk sewed, red under gold in the round—the most 0 18 0 durable binding extant With Apocrypha, extra . . . °. 0 28 With Prayer-Book, extra . © «© 0 28 Specimen leaves will be sent on application. THE OXFORD BIBLE FOR TEACHERS. Sia Editions printed on best Rag-made printing paper. of obedience. 9 thy sri — Width of Margin, — ver. 12, Pa, 25. 4, way | 427.11. ness: | Ps 107. IS. and professions of obedience, w ver. 40. ynicken thou me according to thy |sver.40. re 6 I have declared my ways, and thou ardest me: “teach me thy statutes. 7 Make me to understand the way thy precepts: so wshall I talk of y wondrous works. 8 *My soul ?melteth for heaviness: « ver. 12, Pas. 25. 4, a77.11, & 86.11. y Pa. 145, 5, 6. = Ps. 107. JALMS. and professions of obedience, a; DALETH. a| 25 *My soul cleaveth unto the dust: “quicken thou me according to thy word, 26 I have declared my ways, and thou heardest me: “teach me thy statutes, in| 27 Make me to understand the way aw | of thy precepts: so ¥shall I talk of thy wondrous works, als| 28° My soul 2melteth for heaviness: ¢ Pe. 44.25, ™ ver. 40, Ps. 143, 11, “ © ver. 12, 7 Ps. 145.5,6, * Ps. 107. 26, jALMS. and professions of obedience. D;|"q thou me ding to th n- | word. 7 26 I have declared my ways, and thou heardest me: *teach me thy es, | Statutes, 27 Make me to understand the way of thy precepts: so ¥shall I talk of in | thy wondrous works. ww] 28*My soul 2melteth for heaviness: © ver. 40. Pa. 14, 11, 9 Po.145. 5.6, * Pa 107. 26, PSALMS. and professions of obedience. Lorp; | “quicken thou me * ver. endur- word, secording to thy Beas. lL 26 I have declared my ways, and thou heardest me: *teach me thy | # ver. 12. overs, on Maiko me to understand th baie } e lerstand the way . rete of thy precepts: so Yshall I talk of | 4°, th: ondrous works. 7Pe.145.5,6, Ned in *My soul 2melteth for heavi- | * Ps. 107.28 PSALMS. and professions of obedience, to the Lorn; | “ quicken thou me according to thy | « ver. ¢0. veroy endureth | word. 26 I have declared my ways, and » thou heardest me: *teach me thy | # ver. 12, mary prayers, statutes. Y aed . 27 Make me to understand the way é {th thy precepts: so Vshall I talk of , y wondrous works. undefiled in! 2 *My soul 2melteth for heayi- be lot. a
2¢0. veroy endureth | word. 26 I have declared my ways, and » thou heardest me: *teach me thy | # ver. 12, mary prayers, statutes. Y aed . 27 Make me to understand the way é {th thy precepts: so Vshall I talk of , y wondrous works. undefiled in! 2 *My soul 2melteth for heayi- be lot. a No. 1. Minion Small 4to. (9} x 7 x 13 inches.) A Superb Edition, with Wide Margins for Manuscript Notes. Cloth boards, red edges . - - oO 12 Persian morocco, limp, red under gold edges 0 18 Best Turkey morocco, limp . . . 1 4 Best Turkey morocco, circuit edges - 1 10 Levant Morocco, lined calf, with flap edges 1 16 ooooo No. 2. Minion Crown 8vo. (73 x 5} x 18 inches.) Cloth boards, red edges... French morocco, gilt edges. Paste Grain morocco, imp . French morocco, circuit edges Best Turkey morocco, limp . Best Turkey morocco, circuit Levant morocco, calf lined, with moocoooso ~ ws SAGceoace p edges No. 3. Nonpareil 8vo. (7x 43 x 1} inches.) Cloth boards, rededges . . .« .« 0 5 6 French morocco, giltedges . §. . 0 70 Paste Grain morocco, limp . . . 0 76 French morocco, circuit edges . « 0 9 0 Best Turkey morocco, limp . . . 001 0 Best Turkey morocco, circuit edges - 0 18 6 Levant morocco, calf lined, with flap edges 0 18 6 No. 4. Nonpareil 8vo. Persian morocco, red under gold edges RED LINE EDITION. (1x 43x 1} inches.) H 12 0 Best Turkey morocco . . . 15 0 Best Turkey morocco, circuit edges - 019 0 Levant morocco, calf lined, with flap edges 1 1 0 No. 5. Ruby 16mo. - (64x 44x 1g inches.) Cloth boards, red edges . . . «© O 4 6 French morocco, gilt edges . . . 0 & 6 Paste Grain morocco, imp . . . 0 6 6 French morocco, circuit edges. 1 200 CT 6 Best Turkey morocco, imp . . . 0 90 Best Turkey morocco, circuit »- 0 12 0 Levant morocco, lined calf, with flap edges 0 16 0 No. 6. Pearl 16mo. (5 x 33 x 13 inches.) Cloth boards, red edges . . . 2 0 8 0 French morocco, gilt edges . . . 0 40 Paste Grain morocco, limp . . . 0 4 6 French morocco, circuit edges oe 0 60 Best Turkey morocco, imp . . . 90 70 Best Turkey morocco, circuit ed; . 0 90 Levant morocco, lined calf, with flap edges 0 12 0 THE OXFORD BIBLE FOR TEACHERS CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING HELPS TO THE STUDY OF THE BIBLE. I, NOTES ANALYTICAL, CHRONOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, ZOOLOGICAL, BOTANICAL, AND GEOLOGICAL. 1. Norzs oN THE OLD TESTAMENT :— i. Title of the Bible. fi. Hebrew Divisions of the Bible :— (a) The Law. (0) The Prophets. (c) The Scriptures. iii. Divisions of the English Bible :— (a) The Pentateuch. (b) The Historical Books. (c) The Poetical Books. (d) The Prophetical Books. Analysis and Summary of each. 2. SUMMARY OF THE INTERVAL BETWEEN THE OLD anD NEW TESTAMENTS. 3, FAMILY oF THE HERODs. 4 JEwisH Srors, Parties, &o. 5. CHRONOLOGY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. 6. CHRONOLOGY OF THE ACTS AND EPISTLES. 7. HistorrcaL SUMMARY. 8 MrracLes AND PARABLES OF THE OLD TES- TAMENT.
32. SUMMARY OF THE INTERVAL BETWEEN THE OLD anD NEW TESTAMENTS. 3, FAMILY oF THE HERODs. 4 JEwisH Srors, Parties, &o. 5. CHRONOLOGY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. 6. CHRONOLOGY OF THE ACTS AND EPISTLES. 7. HistorrcaL SUMMARY. 8 MrracLes AND PARABLES OF THE OLD TES- TAMENT. 9. MIRACLES AND PARABLES OF OUR LORD. 10. NameEs, TITLES, AND OFFICES oF CHRIST. 1L PROPHECIES RELATING TO CHRIST. 12. SPECIAL PRAYERS FOUND IN SCRIPTURE. 13. NorEs oN THE NEW TESTAMENT :— L Early Copies. li. Divisions of the New Testament :— (a) Constitutional and Historical. (b) Didactic. (c) Prophetic. Analysis and Summary of each. 14, HARMONY OF THE GOSPELS. 15. PAUL’s MissIONARY JOURNEYS. 16. » VoyYaGE To RomME. 17. GEOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY OF PALES- TINE. 18. MoUNTAINS OF SCRIPTURE, WITH THEIR AS- SOCIATIONS. 19. Rivers aND LAKES OF SCRIPTURE, AND EVENTS CONNECTED WITH EACH. 20, ErHNoLoay or BIBLE LANps. 2L QUADRUPEDS NAMED IN THE BIBLE, WITH DESCRIPTION OF EAOH. 22. SUMMARY OF MAMMALIA OF THE BIBLE. 23, FISHERIES OF PALESTINE, WITH THEIR PRo- Ducts. 24, AQUATIC ANIMALS MENTIONED IN THE BIBLE. 25. BIRDS FOUND IN PALESTINE. 26. REPTILES oF SCRIPTURE. 27. INSECTS OF PALESTINE. 28. Trexs, PLANTS, FLOWERS, &0., OF PALESTINE. 29, GEoLoGY oF BIBLE LANDS :— i Mineral Substances, &c, ii. Metals. lil, Precious Stones. 30. Musro AND MusicaL INSTRUMENTS :— L Stringed Instruments. ii. Wind Instruments. iii. Instruments of Percussion. 31. TABLES OF WEIGHTS, MEASURES, TIME, AND Money. 32. Tue JewisH YEAR. 33, WorDs OBSOLETE OR AMBIGUOUS. 34. WoRDs USED SYMBOLICALLY. 85, BLANK LEAVES For MS. Nores. II. AN INDEX TO THE HOLY BIBLE. Ill. THE NEW OXFORD CONCORDANCE. IV. DICTIONARY OF SCRIPTURE PROPER NAMES, WITH THEIR PRONUNCIATION, MEANINGS, AND REFERENCES. V. SCRIPTURE ATLAS (INDEXED). 1—TnHE NATIONS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD. 2—ARMENIA, ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, SYRIA, &O., IN THE PATRIARCHAL AGES. 8.—CANAAN IN THE PATRIARCHAL AGES. 4.—EGYPT AND THE SINAI PENINSULA, illustrating the Journeys of the Israelites to the Promised Land. 5.—CANAAN AS DIVIDED AMONG THE TRIBES. 6.—DomINnions oF DAVID AND SOLOMON, 7.—THE Kinapoms oF JUDAH AND ISRAEL. 8—ASSYRIA AND THE ADJACENT LANDS, illustrating the Captivities. 9.—JERUSALEM AND ITs ENVIRONS. 10.—PALESTINE IN THE TIME OF OUR SAVIOUR. 1.—THE Roman EMPIRE IN THE APOSTOLIO GE. 12—MaP ILLUSTRATING THE TRAVELS oF St. Paun THE OXFORD BIBLE FOR TEACHERS. Ertracts from @pinions. “The large collection of varied information which you have appended to the Oxrorp Bis.g FoR TEACHERS, in a form so readily available for reference, has evidently been compiled with the greatest care; and the testimony which you have received to its accuracy is a guarantee of its high value. I cannot doubt that the volume, in its various forms, will be of great service.’—Tus ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
Romanised transliteration as printed by the translator, not the original script. This is what we hold.
1. - 0 0 Turkey morocco, imp . . . 0 12 0 Turkey morocco, flap edges » .« . 010 Levant morocco, lined calf, flap edges . 0 18 0 Ditto, very flexible, silk sewed, red under gold in the round—the most 126 durable binding extant With Apocrypha,extra. . . °. 0 28 With Prayer-Book, extra o 6 « 0 28 No. 6A. Pearl 16mo. THIN, (SMALLEST EDITION.) 5 inches long, 3% inches broad, and 1 inch Biss, Sh thick. "Weight 123 ounces. Paste grain morocco, limp . 070 Persian morocco, limp . 0 80 Turkey morocco, limp . - + 0100 Turkey morocco, flap . . 0 12 0 Levant morocco, lined calf, flap edges. 0 14 6 Ditto, very flexible, silk sewed, red under gold in the round—the most 0 18 0 durable binding extant With Apocrypha, extra . . . °. 0 28 With Prayer-Book, extra . © «© 0 28 Specimen leaves will be sent on application. THE OXFORD BIBLE FOR TEACHERS. Sia Editions printed on best Rag-made printing paper. of obedience. 9 thy sri — Width of Margin, — ver. 12, Pa, 25. 4, way | 427.11. ness: | Ps 107. IS. and professions of obedience, w ver. 40. ynicken thou me according to thy |sver.40. re 6 I have declared my ways, and thou ardest me: “teach me thy statutes. 7 Make me to understand the way thy precepts: so wshall I talk of y wondrous works. 8 *My soul ?melteth for heaviness: « ver. 12, Pas. 25. 4, a77.11, & 86.11. y Pa. 145, 5, 6. = Ps. 107. JALMS. and professions of obedience, a; DALETH. a| 25 *My soul cleaveth unto the dust: “quicken thou me according to thy word, 26 I have declared my ways, and thou heardest me: “teach me thy statutes, in| 27 Make me to understand the way aw | of thy precepts: so ¥shall I talk of thy wondrous works, als| 28° My soul 2melteth for heaviness: ¢ Pe. 44.25, ™ ver. 40, Ps. 143, 11, “ © ver. 12, 7 Ps. 145.5,6, * Ps. 107. 26, jALMS. and professions of obedience. D;|"q thou me ding to th n- | word. 7 26 I have declared my ways, and thou heardest me: *teach me thy es, | Statutes, 27 Make me to understand the way of thy precepts: so ¥shall I talk of in | thy wondrous works. ww] 28*My soul 2melteth for heaviness: © ver. 40. Pa. 14, 11, 9 Po.145. 5.6, * Pa 107. 26, PSALMS. and professions of obedience. Lorp; | “quicken thou me * ver. endur- word, secording to thy Beas. lL 26 I have declared my ways, and thou heardest me: *teach me thy | # ver. 12. overs, on Maiko me to understand th baie } e lerstand the way . rete of thy precepts: so Yshall I talk of | 4°, th: ondrous works. 7Pe.145.5,6, Ned in *My soul 2melteth for heavi- | * Ps. 107.28 PSALMS. and professions of obedience, to the Lorn; | “ quicken thou me according to thy | « ver. ¢0. veroy endureth | word. 26 I have declared my ways, and » thou heardest me: *teach me thy | # ver. 12, mary prayers, statutes. Y aed . 27 Make me to understand the way é {th thy precepts: so Vshall I talk of , y wondrous works. undefiled in! 2 *My soul 2melteth for heayi- be lot. a
2¢0. veroy endureth | word. 26 I have declared my ways, and » thou heardest me: *teach me thy | # ver. 12, mary prayers, statutes. Y aed . 27 Make me to understand the way é {th thy precepts: so Vshall I talk of , y wondrous works. undefiled in! 2 *My soul 2melteth for heayi- be lot. a No. 1. Minion Small 4to. (9} x 7 x 13 inches.) A Superb Edition, with Wide Margins for Manuscript Notes. Cloth boards, red edges . - - oO 12 Persian morocco, limp, red under gold edges 0 18 Best Turkey morocco, limp . . . 1 4 Best Turkey morocco, circuit edges - 1 10 Levant Morocco, lined calf, with flap edges 1 16 ooooo No. 2. Minion Crown 8vo. (73 x 5} x 18 inches.) Cloth boards, red edges... French morocco, gilt edges. Paste Grain morocco, imp . French morocco, circuit edges Best Turkey morocco, limp . Best Turkey morocco, circuit Levant morocco, calf lined, with moocoooso ~ ws SAGceoace p edges No. 3. Nonpareil 8vo. (7x 43 x 1} inches.) Cloth boards, rededges . . .« .« 0 5 6 French morocco, giltedges . §. . 0 70 Paste Grain morocco, limp . . . 0 76 French morocco, circuit edges . « 0 9 0 Best Turkey morocco, limp . . . 001 0 Best Turkey morocco, circuit edges - 0 18 6 Levant morocco, calf lined, with flap edges 0 18 6 No. 4. Nonpareil 8vo. Persian morocco, red under gold edges RED LINE EDITION. (1x 43x 1} inches.) H 12 0 Best Turkey morocco . . . 15 0 Best Turkey morocco, circuit edges - 019 0 Levant morocco, calf lined, with flap edges 1 1 0 No. 5. Ruby 16mo. - (64x 44x 1g inches.) Cloth boards, red edges . . . «© O 4 6 French morocco, gilt edges . . . 0 & 6 Paste Grain morocco, imp . . . 0 6 6 French morocco, circuit edges. 1 200 CT 6 Best Turkey morocco, imp . . . 0 90 Best Turkey morocco, circuit »- 0 12 0 Levant morocco, lined calf, with flap edges 0 16 0 No. 6. Pearl 16mo. (5 x 33 x 13 inches.) Cloth boards, red edges . . . 2 0 8 0 French morocco, gilt edges . . . 0 40 Paste Grain morocco, limp . . . 0 4 6 French morocco, circuit edges oe 0 60 Best Turkey morocco, imp . . . 90 70 Best Turkey morocco, circuit ed; . 0 90 Levant morocco, lined calf, with flap edges 0 12 0 THE OXFORD BIBLE FOR TEACHERS CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING HELPS TO THE STUDY OF THE BIBLE. I, NOTES ANALYTICAL, CHRONOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, ZOOLOGICAL, BOTANICAL, AND GEOLOGICAL. 1. Norzs oN THE OLD TESTAMENT :— i. Title of the Bible. fi. Hebrew Divisions of the Bible :— (a) The Law. (0) The Prophets. (c) The Scriptures. iii. Divisions of the English Bible :— (a) The Pentateuch. (b) The Historical Books. (c) The Poetical Books. (d) The Prophetical Books. Analysis and Summary of each. 2. SUMMARY OF THE INTERVAL BETWEEN THE OLD anD NEW TESTAMENTS. 3, FAMILY oF THE HERODs. 4 JEwisH Srors, Parties, &o. 5. CHRONOLOGY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. 6. CHRONOLOGY OF THE ACTS AND EPISTLES. 7. HistorrcaL SUMMARY. 8 MrracLes AND PARABLES OF THE OLD TES- TAMENT.
32. SUMMARY OF THE INTERVAL BETWEEN THE OLD anD NEW TESTAMENTS. 3, FAMILY oF THE HERODs. 4 JEwisH Srors, Parties, &o. 5. CHRONOLOGY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. 6. CHRONOLOGY OF THE ACTS AND EPISTLES. 7. HistorrcaL SUMMARY. 8 MrracLes AND PARABLES OF THE OLD TES- TAMENT. 9. MIRACLES AND PARABLES OF OUR LORD. 10. NameEs, TITLES, AND OFFICES oF CHRIST. 1L PROPHECIES RELATING TO CHRIST. 12. SPECIAL PRAYERS FOUND IN SCRIPTURE. 13. NorEs oN THE NEW TESTAMENT :— L Early Copies. li. Divisions of the New Testament :— (a) Constitutional and Historical. (b) Didactic. (c) Prophetic. Analysis and Summary of each. 14, HARMONY OF THE GOSPELS. 15. PAUL’s MissIONARY JOURNEYS. 16. » VoyYaGE To RomME. 17. GEOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY OF PALES- TINE. 18. MoUNTAINS OF SCRIPTURE, WITH THEIR AS- SOCIATIONS. 19. Rivers aND LAKES OF SCRIPTURE, AND EVENTS CONNECTED WITH EACH. 20, ErHNoLoay or BIBLE LANps. 2L QUADRUPEDS NAMED IN THE BIBLE, WITH DESCRIPTION OF EAOH. 22. SUMMARY OF MAMMALIA OF THE BIBLE. 23, FISHERIES OF PALESTINE, WITH THEIR PRo- Ducts. 24, AQUATIC ANIMALS MENTIONED IN THE BIBLE. 25. BIRDS FOUND IN PALESTINE. 26. REPTILES oF SCRIPTURE. 27. INSECTS OF PALESTINE. 28. Trexs, PLANTS, FLOWERS, &0., OF PALESTINE. 29, GEoLoGY oF BIBLE LANDS :— i Mineral Substances, &c, ii. Metals. lil, Precious Stones. 30. Musro AND MusicaL INSTRUMENTS :— L Stringed Instruments. ii. Wind Instruments. iii. Instruments of Percussion. 31. TABLES OF WEIGHTS, MEASURES, TIME, AND Money. 32. Tue JewisH YEAR. 33, WorDs OBSOLETE OR AMBIGUOUS. 34. WoRDs USED SYMBOLICALLY. 85, BLANK LEAVES For MS. Nores. II. AN INDEX TO THE HOLY BIBLE. Ill. THE NEW OXFORD CONCORDANCE. IV. DICTIONARY OF SCRIPTURE PROPER NAMES, WITH THEIR PRONUNCIATION, MEANINGS, AND REFERENCES. V. SCRIPTURE ATLAS (INDEXED). 1—TnHE NATIONS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD. 2—ARMENIA, ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, SYRIA, &O., IN THE PATRIARCHAL AGES. 8.—CANAAN IN THE PATRIARCHAL AGES. 4.—EGYPT AND THE SINAI PENINSULA, illustrating the Journeys of the Israelites to the Promised Land. 5.—CANAAN AS DIVIDED AMONG THE TRIBES. 6.—DomINnions oF DAVID AND SOLOMON, 7.—THE Kinapoms oF JUDAH AND ISRAEL. 8—ASSYRIA AND THE ADJACENT LANDS, illustrating the Captivities. 9.—JERUSALEM AND ITs ENVIRONS. 10.—PALESTINE IN THE TIME OF OUR SAVIOUR. 1.—THE Roman EMPIRE IN THE APOSTOLIO GE. 12—MaP ILLUSTRATING THE TRAVELS oF St. Paun THE OXFORD BIBLE FOR TEACHERS. Ertracts from @pinions. “The large collection of varied information which you have appended to the Oxrorp Bis.g FoR TEACHERS, in a form so readily available for reference, has evidently been compiled with the greatest care; and the testimony which you have received to its accuracy is a guarantee of its high value. I cannot doubt that the volume, in its various forms, will be of great service.’—Tus ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
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