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London: Richard Taylor & Co. for John White, 1808. Illustrated by Holbein engraved port frontis, 12 page writing sample in Latin with illustrated ring and seal of Erasmus. First thus edition. [c.1758,1760 London: J. Whiston & B. White, 2 volumes published separately, 4to]. 2 volumes. Library rebound in half leather with black cloth on volume 1 and marbled boards on volume 2. 8vo (22cm). pp. 443; 436. Very Good+/No jacket, as issued/Ex-Lib. Library withdrawn stamp and rear envelope in each volume, marbled board has fore-edge chip, small bottom corner missing last page volume one. [Apparently this is not one of the sets issued with a third volume containing an appendix, letters and documents pertaining to Erasmus]. Volume I: A.D. 1467-1529; Volume II: A.D. 1530-1536..

London: J. Whiston and B. White, 1758. First edition. Vertical crease in frontispiece, light city library stamp on verso of title, very minor occasional foxing spots, binding quite strong. A very respectable copy. First edition. Quarto. vi, (ii), 630p, (ii, errata, ad). Portrait frontispiece after Holbein, 2 plates of facsimiles in various hands, including a specimen in Erasmus' handwriting. Lowndes III: 1235. A second volume appeared later devoted to Erasmus' works and writings about him.

London: J. Whiston and B. White, 1760. First edition. Cracking to joints, but holding well, contents clean. First edition. Two volumes. Quarto. vi, (ii), 630p, (ii, errata, ad); (iv), 753p (i). Titles in red and black. Portrait frontispiece after Holbein, six plates of facsimiles in various hands, including a specimen in Erasmus' hand and of Budaeus, Durer and others. Bound in contemporary speckled calf with marbled endpapers and rebacked to style with red titles labels, the panels densely gilt. With two bookplates, one of Hon. Sir George Howard L.L.D.(1718-1706), Field Marshall and politician, and subsequently Governor of Minorca. Lowndes III: 1235, NCBEL 2:1748.