Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . lish language on the rectosof the several leaves. On the recto of fol. 480, the book of Malaehiconcludes ; the reverse being blank. Esdras begins on a kind of freshtitle page, on the recto of the following leaf. The Old Testamentconcludes with the lid book of Maccabees on the recto of fol. 579;having on the reverse. Dokonczenie Ksiag ktorezowa Apokryfa. The New Testament immediately proceeds; having the title • KSiegi Nowego Testamentu surrounded by a wood-cut border similarto that of the Old.
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . lish language on the rectosof the several leaves. On the recto of fol. 480, the book of Malaehiconcludes ; the reverse being blank. Esdras begins on a kind of freshtitle page, on the recto of the following leaf. The Old Testamentconcludes with the lid book of Maccabees on the recto of fol. 579;having on the reverse. Dokonczenie Ksiag ktorezowa Apokryfa. The New Testament immediately proceeds; having the title • KSiegi Nowego Testamentu surrounded by a wood-cut border similarto that of the Old. On fol. 2, the first chapter of St. Matthew com-mences. The opening of St. Johns Gospel is as follows: A poczat:; tu bylo SlO::: wOj a Slowoono bylo v Bo:;;ga_, y bylo onoSlowo Bog,Tho Slowobylo na poczarku v Boga. The celebrated passage in i St. John v., 7, 8, is as follows: Abowiem trzey sa ktorzy swiad:;cza na niebie^ OcieCj Slowo, y Duchswietyj aci trzey iednocsa. A trzey sa ktorzy swiadcza na zie^mi, duch, y woda, y krew, a ci trzeyna iedno sic zgadzaia. N Pinczow; 1563.] POLISH BIBLE. 87. From the ivth chapter of the Acts of the Apostles, (fol. 66. rect.)I present the reader with a fac-simile of the splendid type of this vo-lume : (Bbportttaf motvtltbolitbit; pUm/yprjcto^jcttif (>0ctoU/ y ^©4bitcetif$o// xou/ (>pott>tcb(ilt tvimtc ^cjufowc potxv(lame obt^mrttt^c^* 5) tarSttdi (re tiii mc t^t^ma/d p^^zb(ttttc bot^tcJiettt(taj botnt^m/ b6 The concludes with the last chapter of the Revelations,on the reverse of fol. 143, from its commencement; the leaves beingnumbered afresh. There are marginal notes throughout both theOld and New Testament, which are referred to in the text by romanletters. An alphabetical table of names in seven leaves, not num-bered, concludes the volume; the following colophon being on thereverse of the seventh : Tn Nanprzedniensze n nazacniensze ksiegij dla cwiczenia w zakonicch Boznchj ktore zowa po Grecku n poLacinie^ Biblia^ D
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