Dissertations by the celebrated abbots de Vertot and Anselm
Subtitle: viz. I. An enquiry whether the kingdom of France, from the establishment of that monarchy, has been an hereditary or elective state.  II. A dissertation on the oaths of the ancients ...  III. A dissertation concerning the monuments which supply'd the defect of writing among the first historians : done into English from the Memoirs of literature of the Royal Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres at Paris
By: by M. Paschoud ... --
Contributors: Anselme, abbé, 1652-1737; Massieu, abbé, 1665-1722; Paschoud, M.
Publisher: Printed for F. Clay ...; and J. Stagg ...
Published: 1726
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 152
Notes: "A dissertation on the oaths of the ancients ..." and "A dissertation concerning the monuments which supply'd the defect of writing among the first historians ..." have each special t.p.

"A dissertation concerning the oaths of the ancients", here attributed to Anselme, is actually by Massieu.  Cf. Larousse, Dict. de XIXe siècle.