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CARTULARIUM SAXONICUM:
A COLLECTION OF
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BY
WALTER DE GRAY BIRCH, F.S.A.
Second Edition, with numerous Additional Illustrations, Price One Guinea.
SALAMINIA:
(CYPRUS)
THE HISTORY, TREASURES, AND ANTIQUITIES OF SAL AMIS.
BY
ALEXANDER PALMA DI CESNOLA, F.S.A.,
MEMBER OF THE BRITISH AKCH^OLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ; MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL ARCHEOLOGY, LONDON J
HON. MEMBER OF THE ROYAL MEDICAL ACADEMY, TURIN ; ETC., ETC.
SAMUEL
With an Introduction by
BIRCH, Esq., D.C.L., LL.D., F.S.A.,
London:
WHITING & CO., 30 & 32, Sardinia Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.
And all Booksellers,
The FIRST VOLUME of the above work (A.D. 430-839) is now published, and
may be had, bound in Cloth, Price 31s. 6d.
In addition to the Charters published in the Codex Diplomatics of the late Mr. J. M. Kemble ;
the Diplomatarium Anglicum of the late Mr. B. Thorpe; the Councils of the late Rev. A. W.
Haddan, and Rev. W. Stubbs, M.A., now Lord Bishop of Chester; the Facsimiles of Ancient
Charters in the British Museum, edited by Mr. E. A. Bond, F.S.A., C.B., Principal Librarian; and
the Facsimiles of the Ordnance Survey; a considerable number of texts are included that have
never been printed before, from MSS. in the British Museum, and other libraries, and the correct
reading has been restored to many texts hitherto printed inaccurately.
■ The Parts are issued at intervals of two months, price Two Shillings and Sixpence each.
KEEPER OF THE EGYPTIAN AND ORIENTAL ANTIQUITIES IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM.
With upwards of Seven Hundred Illustrations of the vast variety of valuable Objects in Gold,
Silver, and Bronze; Gems, Cylinders, Precious Stones, Ivory, and Terra-Cottas. Among which
may be mentioned Finger-rings, Ear-rings, Necklaces, Leaves of beaten Gold-foil for head-attires
or to cover the features of the dead; Masks, Swords, Knives, and other Weapons; Coins, Pins,
Alabastra, Toys, Urns of large size adorned with geometrical patterns, other Urns of sepulchral
use, finely modelled Statuary groups and Statuettes, portable Hand-warmers, and numerous
Inscriptions, of the highest value to the Archa;ologist and Historian.
A COLLECTION OF
<&f)mtv8 Initiating to ^nglo=5axott $istov&
BY
WALTER DE GRAY BIRCH, F.S.A.
Second Edition, with numerous Additional Illustrations, Price One Guinea.
SALAMINIA:
(CYPRUS)
THE HISTORY, TREASURES, AND ANTIQUITIES OF SAL AMIS.
BY
ALEXANDER PALMA DI CESNOLA, F.S.A.,
MEMBER OF THE BRITISH AKCH^OLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ; MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL ARCHEOLOGY, LONDON J
HON. MEMBER OF THE ROYAL MEDICAL ACADEMY, TURIN ; ETC., ETC.
SAMUEL
With an Introduction by
BIRCH, Esq., D.C.L., LL.D., F.S.A.,
London:
WHITING & CO., 30 & 32, Sardinia Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.
And all Booksellers,
The FIRST VOLUME of the above work (A.D. 430-839) is now published, and
may be had, bound in Cloth, Price 31s. 6d.
In addition to the Charters published in the Codex Diplomatics of the late Mr. J. M. Kemble ;
the Diplomatarium Anglicum of the late Mr. B. Thorpe; the Councils of the late Rev. A. W.
Haddan, and Rev. W. Stubbs, M.A., now Lord Bishop of Chester; the Facsimiles of Ancient
Charters in the British Museum, edited by Mr. E. A. Bond, F.S.A., C.B., Principal Librarian; and
the Facsimiles of the Ordnance Survey; a considerable number of texts are included that have
never been printed before, from MSS. in the British Museum, and other libraries, and the correct
reading has been restored to many texts hitherto printed inaccurately.
■ The Parts are issued at intervals of two months, price Two Shillings and Sixpence each.
KEEPER OF THE EGYPTIAN AND ORIENTAL ANTIQUITIES IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM.
With upwards of Seven Hundred Illustrations of the vast variety of valuable Objects in Gold,
Silver, and Bronze; Gems, Cylinders, Precious Stones, Ivory, and Terra-Cottas. Among which
may be mentioned Finger-rings, Ear-rings, Necklaces, Leaves of beaten Gold-foil for head-attires
or to cover the features of the dead; Masks, Swords, Knives, and other Weapons; Coins, Pins,
Alabastra, Toys, Urns of large size adorned with geometrical patterns, other Urns of sepulchral
use, finely modelled Statuary groups and Statuettes, portable Hand-warmers, and numerous
Inscriptions, of the highest value to the Archa;ologist and Historian.