Bibliotheca recondita, or, A collection of curious private pieces
Subtitle: some of which great endeavours have been used to conceal from public view
By: regularly methodized in all faculties, arts, and sciences, by John Chambers, Esq; of the city of Hereford
Publisher: Printed (by the direction of a Society, for the Encouragement of Learning) and sold only by E. Curll ...
Published: 1739
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Library; Free thought; Sex and law; Divorce; Polygamy; Prostitution
Other titles: Bibliotheca recondita; Collection of curious private pieces
Notes: A reissue of sheets, with t.p.'s cancelled, of a number of Curll properties; other properties were also reissued with the same general t.p.'s; "Bibliotheca Beckettiana" has separate signatures and paging and caption title.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. [A critical examination of the Reverend Mr. Dean Prideaux's Connection of the Old and New Testaments / Jean Le Clerc. 1722-1714. The famous tryal of the late Reverend and learned James Grame, Episcopal minister of Dunfermline. 1719. A parallel between Muhamed and Sosem [i.e. Moses] / Alberto Radicati, conte di Passerano. 1732. A modest defence of the publick stews / Bernard Mandeville. 1724]; title: v. 2. [A juridical dissertation concerning the Scripture doctrine of marriage contracts / James Johnstoun. 1734. Cases of virginity and impotency fully discuss'd / John Crawfurd. 1732. Love and artifice, 2nd ed. 1734. Two dissertations written by the late Bishop Burnet. 1731. An essay concerning the law of nations, 3rd ed. / Matthew Tindal. 1733. An address to the inhabitants of the cities of London and Westminster, 2nd ed. / Matthew Tindal. 1730.] Bibliotheca Beckettiana. [1739].