Amsterdam: F.G. Onder de Linden, 1797. Four works bound together in a dark green full leather binding with gilt designs (no titles). The first three works are an early reprint of de Linden's Amsterdam publication. With three engraved title pages. Binding is in good, clean condition with a touch of rubbing and fading only. Internally clean and tidy throughout. Owner's name and address to the first blank leaf. Text in French. An attractive copy of this reprinted Walloon bible. An edition of the Protestant Bible in small characters, following the version of David Martin Comprises: (Old Testament): 432 pages, A-I¹², K-T¹², V¹², X-Z¹², AA-II¹², Kk-Nn^12. (New Testament): 132 pages. A-I¹², K-L¹² (The Psalms): 168 pages. The final work is the "Cantiques pour le Culte public, recueillis et imprimes par ordre du Synode Wallon". Published Dordrecht: Chez A. Blusse & Fils in 1806. 71 pages. A-I^10. 15cm x 9cm.

, Quatre ouvrages reliés ensemble dans une reliure en plein cuir vert foncé avec des motifs dorés (sans titres). Les trois premiers ouvrages sont une réimpression précoce de la publication de Linden à Amsterdam. Avec trois pages de titre gravées. La reliure est en bon état, propre, avec un peu de frottement et de décoloration seulement. L'intérieur est propre et bien rangé. Le nom et l'adresse du propriétaire figurent sur le premier feuillet vierge. Texte en français. Un bel exemplaire de cette bible wallonne réimprimée. Une édition de la Bible protestante en petits caractères, suivant la version de David Martin Comprend : (Ancien Testament) : 432 pages, A-I12, K-T12, V12, X-Z12, AA-II12, Kk-Nn12. (Nouveau Testament) : 132 pages. A-I12, K-L12 (Les Psaumes) : 168 pages. L'ouvrage final est le "Cantiques pour le Culte public, recueillis et imprimés par ordre du Synode Wallon". Publié à Dordrecht : Chez A. Blusse & Fils en 1806. 71 pages. A-I10. 15cm x 9cm.

London: Robert white for Francis Tyon: 1667. Full leather. Second edition. Restored to spine. Blind stamped spine, with recent gilt titles to burgundy label. Bookplates of former owners to front flyleaf and paste down. (One being the Zion Research Library). The Parable of the Pilgrim was one of Bishop Patrick's most interesting works - constructed on similar lines to 'Pilgrim's Progress' The boards are clean and strong, but slightly bumped. Internally in good, but slightly bumped condition. Some staining to initial pages. A3 has loss to the bottom edge (not affecting text). J. H. Shorthouse, whose bookplate and signature both appear in this book, was an English novelist (1834-1903), influenced by Ruskin and Pre-Raphaelitism, author of the influential 'John Inglesant' among other works. he was also a a prolific 'book plater.' His bookplate appears in numerous bookseller's catalogues.

PATRICK, SIMON (Symon) (1626–1707) was Bishop of Ely. Prior to that, he had been Rector of St Pauls, Covent Garden, and won the admiration of his parishioner's for remaining there during the plague years. He was a polemicist, whose chief works were protecting the Church of England against Papists. [16], 184, 183-214, 217-527, [1] pp Text continuous despite pagination. Conforms to ESTC R23052