John Geraghty’s Digital Facsimile Project

This site is a work in progress.

 

Thomas Ellwood:

A Collection of Poems on Various Subjects
8 vo. Not dated (1700’s)

 

Alexander Gill:

The Sacred Philosophie of the Holy Scripture… [with his]Treatise Concerning the Trinitie of Persons in Unitie of the Deitie, 1635

Joseph Mede

The Works of the Pious and Profoundly Learned Joseph Mede…, 1677
(General Preface, Life of Mede, Book One to p. 45, more to come…)

 

John Milton:

Paradise Regained, 1671

Epistolarum Familiarum, 1674

Paradise Lost, 1674

The History of Britain, 1677
That Part Especilly Now Call'd England, from the Fist Traditional Beginning, Continu'd to the Norman Conquest.
(Introductory matter, Book I, more to come…)

Paradise Lost, 1678

Paradise Regained, 1680

Paradise Lost, 1688

Samson Agonistes, A Dramatick Poem with Poems Upon Several Occasions, 1695
Published by R. E; LONDON and JACOB TONSON; LONDON; 1695; (6)+57+(1)+(4)+60pp; Folio; Quarter Cloth.
In 1695 Jacob Tonson released two collections of Milton's works, both of which contained the following five titles: Paradise Lost, Paradise Regain'd; Samson Agonistes; Poems on Several Occasions and Hume's Annotations. This volume contains only two of these titles, and thus would appear at first glance to be incomplete. However, K.A. Coleridge, -- (A Descriptive Catalogue, p. 274), notes that the second collection "is not always complete."

Complete Collection of the Historical, Political, and Miscellaneous Works, 1698
…both English and Latin with some Papers never before Published. In Three Volumes To which is prefix’d the Life of the Author, containing, Besides the History of his Works, Several Extraordinary Characters of Men and Books, Sects, Parties, and Opinions.  Amsterdam (London) “Finish’d in the Year” 1698, 3 vols Wing #M-2087  (Portrait, The Life of John Milton Introductory material, more to come…)

Johann Pistorius

Artis Cabalisticae, 1587
(Title Page, TOC, Preface, more to come…)
Alexander Gill’s “Sacred Philosophie…” contains many citations to this work, these citations will eventually be cross-linked directly to the text.