]> 2026-05-30T13:58:03+00:00 Marsham 1672 0 en Marsham, John (1672) Chronicus Canon Aegyptiacus, Ebraicus, Graecus et Disquisitiones, Londinii, Excudebat Tho. Roycroft, Prostant apud Guliel. Wells. 51.507444444444,-0.12776666666667 false 15737 Latin monograph 1672 2331745.5 chronology egypt hebrew greek 15737 Marsham 1672 London 'The book was originally intended for publication in 1666, but half way through its printing it was destroyed by the Great Fire, and it did not finally came out until 1672. There seems to be only a single surviving copy of the lost 1666 edition, today in the British Library BL (C133 g 3). The copy has no title page and goes only to p. 280, where, at bottom of the final page, someone (Marsham?) has written ‘Exemplaria quingenta, huc usq[ue] impressa, incendio Londinensi perierunt, 4th die Sept. a0 1666’ [500 copies, printed this far, perished in the fire of London, 4th September 1666]. The two editions are basically the same, but the 1672 one has more material, and sometimes it is printed in a different order.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 551) Chronicus Canon Aegyptiacus, Ebraicus, Graecus et Disquisitiones Literature.png 2023-10-16T15:50:45Z 2460234.1602431 2024-02-02T11:57:40Z 2460342.9983796 false Marsham 1672 0 en Marsham 1672#'The book was originally intended for publication in 1666, but half way through its printing it was destroyed by the Great Fire, and it did not finally came out until 1672. There seems to be only a single surviving copy of the lost 1666 edit 'The book was originally intended for publication in 1666, but half way through its printing it was destroyed by the Great Fire, and it did not finally came out until 1672. There seems to be only a single surviving copy of the lost 1666 edition, today in the British Library BL (C133 g 3). The copy has no title page and goes only to p. 280, where, at bottom of the final page, someone (Marsham?) has written ‘Exemplaria quingenta, huc usq[ue] impressa, incendio Londinensi perierunt, 4th die Sept. a0 1666’ [500 copies, printed this far, perished in the fire of London, 4th September 1666]. The two editions are basically the same, but the 1672 one has more material, and sometimes it is printed in a different order.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 551) 0 0 plainlist 1 [[:Marsham 1672]] Marsham 1672# QUERY6bed09dca9cf185bda19f5c5b2899339 0 0 bibtex 1 [[:Marsham 1672]] Marsham 1672# QUERYe0bcf03a5e256b75fde6bb508c5cbe78 0 1 ul 2 [[Citation reference::~Marsham 1672*]] Marsham 1672# QUERYb1252350f718968d98177dffb2d6c400