Search Results: Psalms

MI: Associated Publishers. Good; Some page edge staining. Previous owners name and information and . bookplate.. 1970. Hardback. 1100 pages .

Fort Washington, Pennsylvania: Christian Literature Crusade. Good in Good dust jacket; There is inscription on the first page, and some . light age wear on the cover.. 1961. Hardback. 128 pages .

Collegeville, MN The Liturgical Press, 1992. Paperback First Edition [1992], so stated. No subsequent printings noted, in accordance with The Liturgical Press's customary practice. First Edition [1992], so stated. No subsequent printings noted, in accordance with The Liturgical Press's customary practice. Fine in Wraps: flawless. The binding is square and secure; the text is clean. Free of creases to the panels. Free of creases to the backstrip. Free of creased or dog-eared pages in the text. Free of any underlining, hi-lighting or marginalia or marks in the text. Free of any ownership names, dates, addresses, notations, inscriptions, stamps, plates, or labels. A handsome, nearly-new copy, structurally sound and tightly bound, showing minor, unobtrusive imperfections only. Bright and clean. Corners sharp. Virtually 'As New'. NOT a Remainder, Book-Club, or Ex-Library. 8vo. (6 x 4 x 1 inches). vi, 442 pages. Weight: 9.2 ounces. Paperback.

MI: Baker Book House. Good; Previous owners name stamp on page edges and blank end page. 1977. Hardback. 564 pages .

Boston: The Pilgrim Press, ( 1904 ). Second Edition, Enlarged. Hardcover. Fine/good. 12mo, 44 unnumbered pages, pictorial gray cloth, t.e.g.; torn glassine dj Rev. Knight wrote this best-seller, his first book. It has illustrations by Mainer, Charles Copeland. It is a tale involving the 23rd Psalm. Appended to it is a homily, "The Singing Pilgrim, a characterization of the twenty-third psalm", by Henry Ward Beecher. This little work remains quite popular. The Syrian explains some of the deeper symbolism and meaning of the psalm from the viewpoint of a shepherd. The first edition had an Introduction dated October, 1903. This has a new Introduction dated January, 1904. Knight's guest was a Syrian, Faddoul Moghabghab, who later wrote THE SHEPHERD SONG ON THE HILLS OF LEBANON, which also dealt with the 23rd psalm, and which would be a good companion work to have also.

Nabu Public Domain Reprints. The book is like new, facimilies edition of the first book printed in America . Glossy card covers no shelf or reading wear. Oversize paperback. May require extra shipping if mailing internationally.

London: Printed by A. Wilde, For the Company of Stationers, 1760. 8vo, unpaginated, A-H8 [pp. 128]. <B> Bound with:<B> The Book of Common Prayer, And Administration of the Sacraments.... Oxford: Printed by Mark Baskett, 1762. 8vo, unpaginated, a8A8b8B-Aa8Bb4. <B> Bound with: <B> [VICKERS (William)]: A Companion to the Altar...[etc.] London: Printed for John Beecroft, 1759. 8vo, unpaginated [a4]B-D8, including frontispiece. 3 volumes in 1, contemporary calf, spine gilt; texts fingered and soiled, front cover detached, bottom panel of spine missing. A typical "Sammelband" for the Church of England in the 18th century, with the Sternhold and Hopkins as the last item. In this instance, the printings are uncommon: ESTC T82246 locates only the two BL copies of "The Whole Book of Psalms," though there were other editions with different imprints in the same year. For "The Book of Common Prayer," ESTC T81297: L, L, AWn, BMU, BRG, O; GEU-T,… Read More

Glasguae: In Aedibus Academicis, Excudbat Jacobus Mundell...; Edinburghi: Prostant apud J. Dickson..., 1797. 12mo (in 6s), 139 x 83 mms, pp. xiv, 234, contemporary sheepskin; binding a bit worn. The Latin scholar and historian George Buchanan (1506 - 1582) began translating or paraphrasing the Psalms as early as 1650, and an edition was published in 1568. Thomas Ruddiman (1674–1757) published an edition of Buchanan's works, and an edition of the psalms appeared separately in 1716.

New York: Daniel Fanshaw, 1841. First. hardcover. very good(+). 352 pages. Small oblong 4to, original green printed paper boards with leather spine. New York: Daniel Fanshaw, 1841. First edition. Front endpaper lacking and some very light scattered foxing, still a very good(+) copy of this very scarce book.<br/><br/>

London: Haymarket Press, 1930. Limited. hardcover. very good(+). 8 tipped-in color plates of facsimilies from the 14th century manuscript known as Queen Mary's Psalter. xvi, 156 (2) pages. Rubricated title, printed in two colors throughout. Small folio, full rust goat skin (light rubbing), gilt spine and fillet border on front cover, t.e.g. untrimmed. (London): Haymarket Press, 1930. Limited Edition. Very good (+).<br/><br/> One of only 50 numbered copies printed at the Alcuin Press.<br/><br/>

Birmingham: Baskerville, 1762. hardcover. near fine. Slim small 8vo. Handsomely bound in older full red morocco, gilt-lettered spine, borders on covers, inner dentelles, a.e.g. Birmingham: John Baskerville, 1762. Interesting bookplate on front free endpaper and mounted signature on the front pastedown, still a near fine copy.<br/><br/>

Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, printer to the Kings most excellent Majestie, 1644. 24mo, 108 x 48 mms., pp. [xxii], 230 [231 - 246 additional text and index], contemporary dark olive sheepskin, gilt ornaments (faded) on each cover, title and date on spine; title-page affected by ink burn, mostly in the blank space between "Hebrew" and "Newly set forth," text a bit fingered and thumbed, lower joint very slightly cracked, bookplate dated 1850 of James Dix, Bristol on front paste-down end-paper, ownership autograph "E. Gordon Duff/ Nov. 1917" on recto of front free end-paper. Edward Gordon Duff (1863 - 1924), a bibliographer and book collector, compiled the first catalogue of the John Rylands Library in Manchester. ESTC R231218 locates copies in BL, NLS, Bodleian, and John Rylands. Tyler also issued another similar title in 1644, The Psalmes of David in Meeter and Prose, ESTC R170558, 16mo, pp. [480], with locations in BL, NLS, Bodleian; Huntington, NYPL.

London, Printed by J. Heptinstall, for the Company of Stationers; And are to be sold by Samuel Sprint..., 1697. 8vo, 172 x 112 mms., pp. [x], 288, with pages 287 - 288 missing but with xerox copy included, engraved frontispiece, music throughout text, late 18th century sheepskin, recent plain reback; small repair to leaf A1, but a good copy with the florid ownership inscription "William Boyer/ His Booke 1699" and further inscriptions in his hand on the recto of the frontispiece, the ownership inscription "Edith Mary Oakley/ her book/ August 1928" on the recto of the front free end-paper. Playford (1623 - 1686) first published this in 1677, and he composed at least one tune, "Bristol," that was included in his edition of the Psalms. After Playford's death, the second edition was published in 1695 by Henry Playford, his only surviving son. The last edition that I have traced is the 20th, published in 1757. ESTC locates the second edition of 1695 and the fourth… Read More

Berwck: Printed for and sold by Alexander Nisbett, and John Ross, 1789. FIRST BERWICK EDITION. 8vo (in 4s), 181 x 110 mms., pp. [3], 4 - 358, expertly rebound in full calf, gilt spine, red morocco label in a fine replication of an 18th century binding; text a bit soiled and fingered. ESTC locates a copy in the Library of Congress; Copac add NLS.

France?, Early 16th century. Very Good. Single octavo leaf H2 from an unidentified Book of Hours, 150 x 223 mm. Recto (Psalm 50) shows a large, elaborate woodcut of the Crucifixion, framed within a woodcut border populated with Biblical characters (a saint astride a dragon, Eve before the Tree of Knowledge, Mary instructing the archangel Gabriel, etc., but also a secular hunting scene with a horn-blowing hunter, a stag, a rabbit, and a barefoot servant. Large 17mm decorated letter D in blue, red and gold, and smaller letters G and S in red and gold, and an ampersand in blue and gold. The verso (Psalm 22 and others) shows text surrounded by woodcut border populated with biblical scenes and vine scrolls, as well as a grotesque figure composed of human, fish, and bird elements. Three medium size (1 cm) two-tone initials (either red and gold or blue and gold), and 9 smaller (5mm) decorated initials. Discreet remains of hinging tape at top corners.

Parisiis. Ex Officina Federici Morelli Typographi Regij. 1575. FIRST EDITIONS. 2 volumes in 1, 8vo, 176 x 105 mms., fol. [8], 141, [7], title within woodcut border. [BOUND WITH] Octo Cantica Sacra e Sacris Bibliis latino carmine expressa a Io. Matthae A Toscano: praefixit argumentis I. Avrati Poetae Regij. Eivsdem Toscani Hymni, & Poemata ad Ampliss. V. Renatum Biragum Franciae Cancellarium. Parisii. Ex Officina Federici Morelli Typographi Regij. 1757. 8vo, 176 x105 mms., fol. 60, title within woodcut border, later calf (probably 18th century, rebacked with old spine laid down, new black morocco label, oval gilt ornament on each cover; contemporary name on title-page of first items obscured, various contemporary names and scribblings on front paste-down end-paper, slight worming of top margin of text throughout occasionally affecting one or two letters of a word, but a reasonable copy. Giovanni Matteo Toscano (?1500 - 1576) translated the psalms from the Hebrew, and the first item… Read More