des Hérésies qui ont divisé les Chretiens. Two volumes. New, revised and augmented edition. Chez Petit: A. Besancon, 1817. Quarter bound in calf and marbled boards with end papers and all edges marbled as well; spine lightly scuffed; internals tight, clean and fine; VERY GOOD+ set. Volume One: 792 pages.....

Salem, NH: Salem House, 1985. Limited edition of 125 hand numbered copies only. This copy number 20 with the trump card, Judgment, mounted on the front panel. All edges gilt; original onion skin separators at the prelims; all plates in extraordinary color; edge of the gold end papers does show.....

S, Malo: Printed for L.H. Hovius & Sons, 1786. A VERY GOOD VOLUME, bound in full leather with substantial wear to the edges; binding firm; front and rear free end papers not present; title page and a few prelims show edge browning, otherwise, internals are clean, bright, and free of.....

London: no publisher, circa 1952. Bound in a plain brown cloth buckram which has some spotting; Very Good+ or better. Dozens of line drawings, maps, foldouts, and photos are very impressive illustrative of ley lines, hidden symbols, and megalithic monuments. A definitive, unique collection of articles put together by a......

Paris: Le Editions de Cres et Cie, 1930. FIRST EDITION. Quarter bound in linen and marbled boards; text excellent without any defects; A FINE COPY. 347 pages with an excellent bibliography. Presentation copy from Kuni Matsuo to Albert Maybon whose copy this was. Well illustrated with rare photographs including the.....

Tokyo: Kodansha, 1958 (Showa 33). FIRST EDITION. In cloth folding slip case with ivory pins; all edges gilt; bound in full linen with a gilt pictorial on front panel; front end paper slightly creased; else, A FINE COPY. With 153 beautiful tipped in color plates. Text in Japanese. 358 pages.....

London: Holdsworth and Ball, 1833. FIRST EDITION. Rebound in premium cloth and marbled boards; VERY GOOD+ VOLUME. Taylor had previously written a work on the history of Enthusiasm in 1830, and those researches resulted in this further, deeper study. 515 pages, plus book list. Octavo.

London: Printed for Benjamin and John White, 1793. FIRST EDITION. Bound in full leather with dentelles and panels with title label bearing "Taylor's Plato." Front hinge is tender, but holding; text is fine and clean & without flaw; A VERY GOOD+ COPY. Old auction description laid on front pastedown stating.....

Melbourne: Henry Tolman Dwight, 1860. FIRST EDITION. Victorian cloth binding, blind stamped, with wear at the top and bottom of spine; rubbed, but firm; internals clean; Good copy of a scarce title with primary emphasis on the Druids, but with additional material on the Bardic tradition, and its symbols (includes.....

Cambridge: Printed at the University Press Corn. Crownfield, Printed to the University: and are to be Sold by J. Knapton, R. Knaplock, W. and J. Innys Booksellers in London, 1724. FIRST EDITION. Nineteenth century cloth binding; bookplate; internals crisp, clean and fine; margins were left untrimmed to their original width;.....

London: By author & Westley and Davis, 1836. FIRST EDITION. Cloth bound with missing backstrip; otherwise, a GOOD copy with three fold-out plates, and list of subscribers. Scarce and solitary edition, and apparently the only work by this author. Octavo.

London: Trubner & Co., 1884. FIRST EDITION. VERY GOOD+ (most of the text remains unopened) in original Victorian cloth binding; bright titles and decorations to the back strip while both panels show decorative blind stamping; excellent plates and illustrations of Pictavian pagan symbols throughout. Two lithograph engravings. [xxvi], 259 pages.....

Bath: Robert H. Fryar, 1897. FIRST EDITION. Limited to 100 copies of which this is number 44. In wraps as issued; some edge chipping to cover; internals clean and tight; VERY GOOD+ rarity. Fryar did the first part of Gabalis in 1886. He also published Kingsford and Westcott in small.....