The amaranth; or, Religious poems
Subtitle: consisting of fables, visions, emblems, &c. adorned with copper-plates from the best masters.
Contributors: Hibbart, William, fl. 1760-1800, ill.; Pre-1801 Imprint Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Printed for Mess. Robinson and Roberts
Published: 1767
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 295
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"Copper-plates from the best masters" signed: W. Hibbart Sculp; "Explanation of the copper-plate-ornaments in this volume": p. [xi]-xiv.
Each work has a special half-title.
Errata: p. [iv]
Title vignette; head- and tailpieces; initials.
Publisher's advertisement: p. [1], at end.
Table of contents: title: Christ's parable of the sower. --; title: Ascetic, or, Thomas A Kempis: a vision. --; title: Contentment, industry, and acquiescence under the divine will: an ode: written in the alpine parts of Carniola, 1749. --; title: Vision of death. --; title: Courtier and prince: a fable. --; title: Enchanted region: or, mistaken pleasures. --; title: Eulogius: or, the charitable mason. An historical fable: taken from the Greek of Paulus Syllogus, Lib. III. --; title: Macarius: or, the confessor. --; title: Boetius: or, the upright statesman. A supposed epistle from Boetius to his wife Rusticiana. --; title: Religious melancholy, an emblematical elegy. --; title: Meditations on Christ's death and passion. An emblem.