ODE FOR MUSICK ON ST. CECILIA'S DAY. Written by Mr. Pope. The third edition.

8vo, engraved frontispiece and pp. 12, [2] advertisements; the frontispiece presumably A1; disbound. Third edition, and the first printing in an octavo format; there is no printing designated as a second edition, and this may well be represented by the version in Pope's Works of 1717. New to this edition is the frontispiece of a group of women playing music in a sylvan setting; the plate was engraved by Samuel Gribelin, Jr., after a design by Louis Cheron. Complete with the final leaf of advertisements not mentioned by Griffith. Griffith 110; Foxon P905.