An encyclopædia ecclesiastica ; or, A complete history of the Church : containing a full and compendious explanation of all ecclesiastical rites and ceremonies ; a distinct and accurate account of all denominations of Christians, from the earliest ages of Christianity to the present time ; together with a definition of terms usually occurring in ecclesiastical writers.
Thomas Anthony Trollope, John Murray (Publisher), Rudolph Ackermann (Publisher), Auguste Hervieu (Artist), G. Rymer (Lithographer), A. Ducôté (Printer), C. Roworth and Sons (Printer), J., G. & F. Rivington (Publisher), J. Hatchard and Son (Publisher)
Print Book, English, [1833]-MDCCCXXXIV
John Murray ... J.G. and F. Rivington ... and Hatchard and Son ..., London, [1833]-MDCCCXXXIV
Encyclopedias
xvii, [1], 578 pages, 8 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations ; 4to
551682838
Only volume I (A-F) was published, in two parts. The first part appeared in 1833
The plates bear the imprint of Rudolph Ackermann (often dated 1833), the printer's imprint of A. Ducôté, and generally the signatures of Auguste Hervieu and G. Rymer as artist and lithographer respectively
"London: Printed by C. Roworth and Sons ..."--Foot of p. 578