BAGSTER'S POLYGLOT BIBLES.

The elegant manner in which these well-known Books are got up,

renders them especially eligible as PRESENTATION COPIES of the

"Sacred Scriptures." Bound in Bagster's peculiar style of flexible

Turkey morocco; of durable beauty, and enriched with every

external adornment, their typographical completeness is enhanced.

The Miniature Polyglot, or small pocket size, the Foolscap Octavo,

pocket size, and the Facsimile Large-Print Edition, all correspond

page for page, and in their combinations with the Book of Common

Prayer, Indexes, Concordances, Lexicons, etc., afford a variety

suited to every requirement. The "Comprehensive Family and Pulpit

Bible," containing the largest number of parallel references and

illustrative notes ever published, is kept, of various quarto

sizes, bound up with Family Registers, in plain and sumptuous

bindings. The "Hexapla" is a treasury of the most condensed

criticism. It consists of the Greek Text of the New Testament,

printed in the largest type, with six standard English

translations beneath it, arranged for comparison in parallel

columns. Kept in every style of best binding. "The Bible of Every

Land," now just completed, is a collection of interesting Memoirs

of every Language into which the Bible has been translated, with

engraved Specimens, numerous coloured Maps, and a full series of

Native Alphabets. "The Blank Paged Bible," "The Biblia Ecclesiæ

Polyglotta," "The Large-Print Critical Greek Testament and

Septuagint" may also be suggested as suitable gifts. See

descriptive Catalogues, which are furnished without charge, and

sent free by post.

London: SAMUEL BAGSTER AND SONS, 15. Paternoster Row, where, and

at most respectable Booksellers in the Kingdom, a large assortment

may be seen.

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