Biblia: Dat is, De gantsche H: Scriptures, vervattende all de

Canonijke Boecken des Ouden en des Nieuwen Testaments.

Door Last Vande Hoog- Mog:

Heeren Staten General

the

Association of Nederl: en Volgens het Besluyt van de Sinode Nationaal

dead dead Dordrecht in de Years 1618 end 1619.

Uyt de Oorspronckelyke talen in onse Nederlandsche tale getrouwelyk

overset

Doorcommon order of the dungeons of Drukfauten,

1780 in Haarlem by Joh. Enschede and Zoonen

(Biblia: That is, all Holy Scripture, all the canonical books, old and new

will contains.

From Last Vande Hoog-Mog:

Gentlemen States General

of the United Netherlands:

and held by decree of the Sinode National to Dordrecht in 1618 and 1619

Uyt has faithfully translated the original languages ​​into our Dutch language.

Improvements are being made by joint order of the churches of Drukfauten

1780 in Haarlem by Joh. Enschede and Sons) - (translated with google translator)

Dutch church book, contains the Old and New Testaments,
the psalms and hymns, the verses of which are set in notes.

The book consists of several parts with 2 different publishers
from the years 1780 - 1818.

Finely embossed original leather strap with richly worked

Silver fittings and gilt edges.

Whether it is real silver or silver-plated metal,

I can't say for lack of knowledge.

Unfortunately, there is no clasp to hold it closed, the existing one can

don't snap.

Edged on the top and back cover with thethe same Metal,

everything was probably made by hand and richly decorated.

Engraved title page, as well as a few engravings in the book, whereby the

most loosely enclosed with the book. Are these included with the book?

were or they are dating have broken the bond I don't know.

But I suspect the former, since the writing pages are stuck.

A sheet of handwritten notes comes loose with the book.

Numerous vignettes, min. 2 vignettes are below with one

Original signature provided, which I can not decipher and

also don't know what they mean.

publisher John Enschede and Sons 1780

and (the last third of the book):

Published by the heirs of Johannes Allart in 1818

(MDCCCXVIII)

Condition:

Age-related signs of wear and storage, cover rubbed, the leather is in 2 places on the back cover torn and a little scraped, there is also a small tear on the spine of the book. One of 2 bars to close the book is missing, the other cannot be closed because the book is a bit too high. Could it be due to the enclosed pages? The cover on the lid came loose and would have to be reattached. The binding is slightly broken next to the title page, but holds all pages tight. The loosely enclosed engravings have nicks at the edges because they are somewhat larger. gold edge rubbed.