77/2780 Suicerus, J.C. Thesaurus ecclesiasticus, e Patribus Graecis ordine alphabetico exhibens Quaecunque Phrases, Ritus, Dogmata, Haereses, & huijusmodi alia spectant. Utr., G. van Paddenburg a.o., 1746, 3rd impr./ enl. ed., 2 vols., (10),1476[numb. in columns]; (4),1654[numb. in columns],(66)p., engr. frontisp. and headpiece by C. DUFLOS and F. MORELLON LA CAVE after G.F.L. DEBRIE, contemp. unif. calf, gilt spine w. mor. letterpieces, folio.- Library stamps on prelim. lvs., title-p. and first textleaf; endpapers and blanks w. stains, sm. tears and annots. Bindings rubbed/ scratched; backstrips dam., partly repaired; vol. 2. lacks letterpiece.

= Most important work of the Swiss Reformed theologian Schweizer, a dictionary of the language of the Fathers of the Greek Church.

Hase, T. and Iken, C. Thesaurus novus theologico-philologicus, sive Sylloge dissertationum exegeticarum ad selectiora atque insigniora Veteris et Novi Instrumenti loca. Leyden/ Amst., T. Haak a.o., 1732, 2 vols., (18),1116; (6),1055,(53)p., contemp. unif. vellum, folio.

- Library tickets and stamp on endpapers; stains (and annot.) on first endpapers; (partly) browned and waterst.; both lack last free endpaper; a few lvs. w. sm. marginal tear. Bindings sl. stained; traces of library ticket and shelfmark on spine. Vol. 1 w. dam. headband.

= From the library of M.J. O'Farrell (1832-1894), the first Bishop of Trenton (his bookplate on upper pastedowns). Compilation of short works by various Protestant theologians, mostly originally published in Germany between 1660 and 1730.