New Translation of the Book of Job with an Introduction, and Notes Chiefly Explanatory

Noyes, George R. New Translation of the Book of Job with an Introduction, and Notes Chiefly Explanatory. Boston: James Munroe and Comapny, 1838. Second edition. Octavo. xxxv, 212pp. Beautiful decorative, blind-stamped dark brown boards with gilt lettering on spine. “The work, which it is the design of the present volume to illustrate, is in many respects one of the most remarkable productions of any age or country. It is, without doubt, in its general plan, as well as in the rhythmical construction and high poetic character of its language, a work of art.” (Introduction). Includes 130 pages of notes. Binding with wear along edges, cracks at joints of head and tail of spine, small tears. Library sticker on inside cover. Inked name on half-title. Library marks and embossed stamp on title page. Light foxing of block throughout, with clean breaks. Binding in overall fair, interior in good- condition. fair to g-. Hardcover. (38341) $65