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Leighton Library has a 1658 first edition of "Horae hebraicae et talmudicae" by John Lightfoot
Added at 05:52 on 29 March 2024
Dunblane's historic Leighton Library has a 1658 first edition of "Horae hebraicae et talmudicae" by English priest and academic John Lightfoot, who was born #OnThisDay 29 March 1602. This is his best-known work, with this volume (a commentary relating to the Gospel of Matthew) being the first of a series. He was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge
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Leighton Library has a 1769 edition of "An Inquiry into the Human Mind on the Principles of Common Sense" by Thomas Reid
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Leighton Library has a 1581 edition of "Discussionum Peripateticarum" by Francesco Patrizi
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Leighton Library has a 1634 edition of "Exotericarum exercitationum liber XV. De subtilitate, ad Hieronymum Cardanum" by Julius Caesar Scaliger
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Leighton Library has a 1646 edition of "Horologium hebraeum" by Wilhelm Schickard
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Leighton Library has a 1543 edition of "Loci Communes rerum theologicarum seu hypotyposes theologicae" by Philipp Melanchthon
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Leighton Library has a 1604 edition of "De inventoribus rerum"
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Leighton Library has several books by theologian and scholar Edward Stillingfleet
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When it first opened, Bishop Douglas drew up rules for the Keeper of the Leighton Library
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Leighton Library has a 2nd edition of 1755/6 of Dr Samuel Johnson's dictionary "A Dictionary of the English Language"
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Leighton Library has a 1754 first edition of "A short conference betwixt Mr Adam Gib, Minister of the Gospel in the Associate Congregation at Edinburgh, and a country-man in the parish of Biggar"
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Leighton Library has a 1697 second edition with additions of "The snake in the grass" by Jacobite propagandist Charles Leslie
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Leighton Library has a 1568 edition of "Sofokleous 'Ai 'epta tragojdiai" by Joachim Camerarius
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Leighton Library has 1633 edition of "Mare Liberum" by Hugo Grotius
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Leighton Library has a 1639 edition of the utopian novel "New Atlantis" by Sir Francis Bacon
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Leighton Library has a 1597 edition of the biography of co-founder of Jesuits
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Leighton Library has 1735 edition of translation of "Oeuvres d'Horace" by André Dacier
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Leighton Library has a 1611 edition of "A Plaine Discovery of the Whole Revelation of St. John" by celebrated Scottish mathematician John Napier
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Leighton Library has 1652 edition of collected works of English poet, orator, and priest George Herbert
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Leighton Library has a 1654 edition of "Letters to severall persons of honour" by eminent English poet John Donne
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Leighton Library has a 1658 first edition of "Horae hebraicae et talmudicae" by John Lightfoot
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Leighton Library has a 1659 2nd edition of "Eruditionis scholasticae atrium, rerum & linguarum ornamenta exhibens" by Comenius
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Punishment of Robert Leighton's father, Alexander Leighton, described as one of most disgraceful incidents of reign of King Charles I
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Leighton Library has a 1607 first edition of "Euclidis Elementorum libri XV" by Christopher Clavius
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On this day 24 March 1809 Reverend Mr Patrick Murray borrowed 1764 edition of "Ruins of the palace of the Emperor Diocletian at Spalatro in Dalmatia" by Robert Adam
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Lieutenant-General William Drummond, 1st Viscount Strathallan, Baron Drummond of Cromlix, and Commander of the Forces in Scotland, friend of Robert Leighton, was the architect of the Leighton Library
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Former keeper of Leighton Library was renowned meteorologist credited with establishing the weather map as the basis of modern weather forecasting
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Leighton Library has a 1566 edition of "Historiae Theodorici de Niem, scribae quondam pontificij" by medieval historian Dietrich of Nieheim
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Leighton Library has a first edition of "Rob Stene's Dream: a poem" written in Scots, published in 1836 from a manuscript from 1591-1592 in Dunblane's Leighton Library
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Leighton Library has a 1810 first edition of celebrated Scottish storyteller Sir Walter Scott's epic narrative poem "The Lady of the Lake"
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Leighton Library has a first edition of 1766 of "Travels through France and Italy" by Scottish surgeon, poet & author Tobias Smollett
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