Catalogus libris exquisitissimis rarissimisque : omnium authorum tam antiquorum, quam recentium, in re theologica, juridica, mathematica, philologica, historica omnibusque facultatibus insignium, instructissimus. Inter quos plurimi, apud aldum, stephanum, plantinum, wechelium, elzevirios &c. Typographos illustrissimos, elegantissime reperiuntur impressi. Quorum auctionem in schola moralis philosophiæ Oxon. die Juni 20. hora prima post meridiem anno Dom. 1700. faciet Joannes Bullord. Permissu Rev. D. Dris G. Paynter Vice-Can.

Catalogus libris exquisitissimis rarissimisque : omnium authorum tam antiquorum, quam recentium, in re theologica, juridica, mathematica, philologica, historica omnibusque facultatibus insignium, instructissimus. Inter quos plurimi, apud aldum, stephanum, plantinum, wechelium, elzevirios &c. Typographos illustrissimos, elegantissime reperiuntur impressi. Quorum auctionem in schola moralis philosophiæ Oxon. die Juni 20. hora prima post meridiem anno Dom. 1700. faciet Joannes Bullord. Permissu Rev. D. Dris G. Paynter Vice-Can.

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Author / Creator:	Bullord, John.
Imprint:	[Oxford] : Catalogues sold at six pence each, in Oxford at the Theatre by J. Owens, and by Mr. J. Bagford at Tom's Coffee-House adjoyning to Ludgate in London, [1700]
Description:	1 online resource ([2], 62 pages)
Language:	Latin
Subject:	Book auctions -- Early works to 1800. Booksellers' catalogs -- England -- Early works to 1800. Book auctions. Booksellers' catalogs. England. Early works.
Format:	E-Resource Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11518493

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Notes:	Wing (CD-ROM, 1996) C1429 Print version record.

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