MOSES AND AARON. CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL RITES USED BY THE ANCIENT HEBREWES; OBSERVED AND AT LARGE OPENED, FOR THE CLEARING OF MANY OBSCURE TEXTS THOROWOUT THE WHOLE SCRIPTURE. [BOUND WITH] ROMANAE HISTORIAE ANTHOLOGICA RECOGNITA. AN ENGLISH EXPOSITION OF THE ROMANE ANTIQUITIES, WHEREIN MANY ROMANE AND ENGLISH OFFICES ARE PARELLELD, AND DIVERS OBSCURE PHRASES EXPLAINED. FOR THE USE OF ABINGDON SCHOOLE. REVISED AND ENLARGED BY THE AUTHOR. [BOUND WITH] ARCHAEOLOGIE ATTICAE LIBRI SEPTEM. SEAVEN BOOKS OF THE ATTICK ANTIQUITIES

NOTE: Book 3 (Archaeologiae Atticae Libri Septem. Seaven Books of the Attick Antiquities.) missing PAGES 149-216, which have been torn out, (as evidenced from the stubs). 12mo, 7.25 in. x 5.75 in. Three separate books bound as one. Contemporary leather binding, thick octavo. Five raised bands, corners bumped, cover quite chipped and scratched, textblock square, binding solid. 1. Thomas Godwyn: Moses and Aaron. 7th edition. 1655. 262pp+10 page index and table. First two preliminary pages torn out. Text clean, very lightly toned. 2. [Thomas Godwyn] Romaine Historiae. Oxford. Printed for Henrie Cripps. 1625. 178 pp. Stated revised and enlarged by the author, no edition statement. Text clean, toned. 3. Rous, Francis and Zachary Bogan: Archaeologiae Atticae--Seven Books of the Attick Antiquities. Printed by Leol. Lichfield and Hen. Hall, for John Adams, and Ed. Forrest. 1654. Fourth edition, corrected and enlarged. 376pp and twofold index (Rerum and Vocabulorum). Text clean, lightly toned. NOTE: Book 3 (Archaeologiae Atticae Libri Septem. Seaven Books of the Attick Antiquities.) missing PAGES 149-216, which have been torn out, (as evidenced from the stubs). S.T.C. 11960; Wing G-977. Thomas Godwyn [1587-1642] lived in Oxford and taught at Pembroke College. His work on Roman Antiquities was the only textbook on the subject for a century. These were used as textbooks and as such were no doubt often bound together. …