Tyronis Thesaurus; or, Entick's Latin-English Dictionary, designed for the use of Grammar Schools and Private Education. Carefully Revised Throughout, by The Rev. M. G. Sarjant, B.A. of Queen's College, Oxford. A New Edition, with Material Improvements, by John Carey, LL.D.

15.5x15cm. "Containing all the Words and Phrases Proper for Reading the Classic Authors in Both Languages, accurately collected from the Most Approved Latin Authors; with a Classical Index of the Preterperfects and Supines of Verbs." ppXVI,608 with all but pages I-XVI in three columns. Contemporary full leather, spine with gilt rules, and manuscript title "Latin Dictionary" on paper label; remains of larger manuscript-titled paper label on front board. Spine rubbed, with loss of up to 3cm at head and up to 3.5cm at foot. Loss along completely split hinges; hinges weak, boards only loosely held. Corners of boards rubbed, with a little loss of hide, otherwise a little bumped and/or curled. No dust jacket. Endpapers missing flyleaves at both front and rear, boards opening at title-page and final page (608). Pastedowns spotted & toned, with four flattened red-wax blobs at front and three at rear; front also with name & address of previous owner, and rear with large-ish brown patch and amateur-ish pencil drawing. Title-page lightly and quite sparsely spotted, final page a little more densely so. Contents otherwise clean and tight. Top edge of text-block dust-marked; other edges lightly age-toned, fore-edge also moderately spotted & handling-marked, and lower edge sparsely spotted. Fairly Good copy.…