An edition of A new and improved Roman history (1793)

A new and improved Roman history

from the foundation of the city of Rome to its final dissolution as the seat of empire, in the year of Christ 476, including a period of about 1228 years, from its commencement under Romulus

The second edition, embellished with four copper plates.

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An edition of A new and improved Roman history (1793)

A new and improved Roman history

from the foundation of the city of Rome to its final dissolution as the seat of empire, in the year of Christ 476, including a period of about 1228 years, from its commencement under Romulus

The second edition, embellished with four copper plates.

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Printed for J. Johnson ...
Language
English
Pages
496

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Subjects
History
Places
Rome

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A new and improved Roman history: from the foundation of the city of Rome to its final dissolution as the seat of empire, in the year of Christ 476, including a period of about 1228 years, from its commencement under Romulus
1798, Printed for J. Johnson ...
in English - The second edition, embellished with four copper plates.
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A new and improved Roman history: from the foundation of ... Rome, to ... 476, ... Designed for the use of schools. By Charles Allen, ...
1793, printed for Stanley Crowder
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Edition Notes

The "four copper plates" were engraved by William Blake after designs of Henry Fuseli. Cf. Keynes, G. Bib. of William Blake, p. 244.

Keynes, G. Bib. of William Blake, p. 244.

Bentley, G.E., Blake books, 416

Gift to Victoria University Library. Bentley, G.E., Jr. 2005/10/01.

Victoria University Library copy has a list of "Modern publications, and new editions of valuable standard works, printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row" dated December 1, 1808 (36 p.) bound in at end.

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London
Series
Blake -- no. 661
Other Titles
Roman history

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Library of Congress
DG209 .A4 1798M

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viii, 496 p., 4 leaves of plates :
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496

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OL20336386M

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