Index minorum : manuscript, before 1742.

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Index minorum : manuscript, before 1742.

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Catalogue of authors and titles, organized by subject, compiled before 1742 by Nathan Prince, tutor in Harvard College, "to write down the lives, characters & works of all ye authors in those arts, sciences wch. I intend to gain an insight into" (note inside cover). With annotations by his brother, Thomas Prince.

[2], 278 p., bound : 32 cm.

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