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001 1319135
003 http://id.bnportugal.gov.pt/bib/catbnp/1319135
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101 1# $aeng $cfre
102 ## $aGB
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200 1# $a A Voyage to Abyssinia$fby Father Jerome Lobo, a Portuguese Jesuit$gby Mr. Legrand
210 #9 $aLondon$cprinted for A. Bettesworth, and C. Hitch, at the Red Lyon in Paternoster-Row,$d1735
215 ## $axii, 396, [8] p.$d8º (20 cm)
304 ## $aNome do tradutor Samuel Johnson tirado da bibliografia
307 ## $aP. de tít. a vermelho e negro
307 ## $aVinhetas ornamentais
317 ## $aPert.: António Alberto Marinho Duarte de Sousa$5PTBN: D.S. XVIII - 140
321 1# $aSommervogel 4 1895
321 1# $aNUC NL 431850
321 1# $aNiedersächsische Staats - und Universitätsbibliothek, Göttingen (HPB)
321 1# $aDuarte de Sousa 1, 483
327 1# $aContaining, a narrative of the dangers he underwent in his first attempt to pass from the Indies into Abyssinia; with a description of the coasts of the Red Sea. An account of the History, Laws, Customs, Religion, Habits, and Buildings of the Abyssins; with the rivers, air, soil, birds, beasts, fruits and other natural productions of that remote and unfrequented Country. A relation of the admission on the Jesuits into Abyssinia in 1625, and their expulsion from thence in 1634. An exact description of the Nile, its head, its branches, the course of its waters, and the cause of its inundations. With a continuation of the History of Abyssinia down to the beginning of the Eighteenth century.
517 1# $a A Voyage to Abyssinia
620 ## $dLondres
700 #1 $aLobo,$bJerónimo,$f1596-1678,$cS.J.$347581
702 #1 $aHitch,$bC.,$f17--$4650$31196395
702 #1 $aBettesworth,$bArthur,$f16---1739?$4650$3176589
702 #1 $aJohnson,$bSamuel,$f1709-1784$4730$345193
702 #1 $aSousa,$bAntónio Alberto Marinho Duarte de,$f1896-1950$4390$3933589
702 #1 $aLegrand,$bJoachim,$f1653-1733$4730$388513
801 #0 $aPT$bBN$gRPC
966 ## $lBN$mRESIMP$sD.S. XVIII - 140