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Säbel

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Allgemein

Kategorie:: Waffen und Rüstungen

Creation date:: ohne Datierung

Material / Technik:: Eisen; Stahl

Scope:: Gewicht: 1991 g
Länge: 105 cm (circa)

Inhalt

Information:: Säbel in schwarzer eiserner Scheide, Handschutz besteht aus 3 geschwungenen Metallstäben, Scheide mit 2 Trageösen (Oberharzer Bergwerksmuseum)

Keyword:: Säbel; Waffe > Kaltwaffe > Griffwaffe > Säbel; Kriegswesen/Militär

Weitere Informationen

Objekttyp:: 3D-Objekt

Collection:: Allgemeine Sammlung

Einrichtung:: Oberharzer Bergwerksmuseum

Aufbewahrungsort:: Oberharzer Bergwerksmuseum

Shelfmark:: OBM X 2007/638

Administrative Daten

Link zur Seite:: https://ku-ni.de/record_kuniweb_30187

Lizenz der Metadaten:: Lizenz:

Lizenz der Digitalisate:: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.de

Contents

Table of contents

A Collection Of Poems In Six Volumes. By Several Hands
A Collection Of Poems In Six Volumes. By Several Hands (Vol. 6)
Cover front
Spine
Endsheet
Vakat
Schmutztitel
Title page
Hymn to the Naiada. By Dr. Akenside. MDCCXLVI.
Ode to the Right Honourable Francis Earl of Huntingdon. MDCCXLVII. By the Same.
Ode to the Right Reverend Benjamin Lord Bishop of Winchester. By the Same.
Inscriptions. By the Same.
Ode. By the Same.
Ode to the Tiber. Written Abroad. By William Whitehead, Esq;
Elegies. By the Same. Elegy I. Written at the Convent of Haut Villers in Champagne, 1754.
The Lyric Muse to Mr. Mason. On the Recovery of the Right Honourable the Earl of Holdernesse from a dangerous lllness. By the Same.
On the Immortality of the Soul. Translated From the Latin of Isaac Hawkins Brown, Esq; By Soame Jennyns, Esq;
The Arbour : An Ode to Contentment. By Mr. Thomas Cole.
The Grotto : An Ode to Silence. By the Same.
The Picture of Human Life. Translated from the Greek of Cebes the Theban. By Mr. T. Scott.
The Dropsical Man. By Mr. W. Taylor.
Paradise Regain'd. By H. T.
To the Right Hon. Sir Robert Walpole.
To a Lady on a Landscape of her Drawing. By Mr. Parrat.
Ode to Cupid on Valentine's Day. By the Same.
To the Honourable and Reverend F. C.
To the Reverend T T , D. D.
Vacation. By Esq;
To a Lady very handsome, but too fond of Dress. By the Same.
Anacreaon. Ode III, Tranflated by the Same.
An Imitation of Horace, Ode II. Book III. Angustam amice, &c. By Mr. Titley, to Dr. Bentlet
A Reply to a Copy of Verfes made in Imitation of Ode II. Book III. of Horace, Angustam amice pauperiem pati, &c. And sent by Mr. Titley to Dr. Bentley. By Dr. Bentley
Inscription on a Grotto of Shells at Crux-Easton, the Work of Nine young Ladies, By Mr. Pope.
Verses occasioned by seeing a Grotto built by Nine Sisters. An Excuse for Inconstancy, 1737. By the Rev. Dr. Lisle.
To Venus. A Rant, 1732. Set to Music by Dr. Hayes. By the Same.
The Power of Music. A Song. Imitated from the Spanish. By the Same. Set to Music by Dr. Hayes.
Letter from Smyrna to his Sisters at Crux-Easton, 1733. By the Same.
Part of a Letter to my Sisters at Crux- Easton, wrote from Cairo in Egypt, August 1734. By the Same.
Letter from Marseilles to my Sifters at Crux-Easton, May 1735. By the Same.
The History of Porsenna, King of Russia. In two Books. By the Same.
The Ever-Green.
Answer. Candour.
Lysander to Cloe.
Cloe to Lysander.
An Elegy, written on Valentine Morning. By ***
The Dowager. By the Same.
Ode to the Honourable **** By the late Mr. F. Coventry..
To Miss * * * *. By Miss Elisa Carter.
To Chloe, written on the Author's Birth Day.
Lady Mary W***, to Sir W***Y*** Sir W***** Y*****'s Anfwer.
Miss Soper's Answer to a Lady, who invited her to retire into a monastic Life at St. Cross, near Winchester.
Repentance. By the Same.
A Song. By T. P***cy.
Cynthia, an Elegiac Poem. By the Same.
Dialogue to Chlorinda. By Mr. Alsop.
To Chlorinda. By the Same.
The Fable of Ixion. To Chlorinda. By the Same.
A Tale. To Chlorinda. By the Same.
Ode on Lyric Poetry. By Mr. Marriot.
Arion, an Ode. By the Same.
Horace, Book 2. Ode II.
A Panegyric on Ale.
Ode to the Genius of Italy, occasioned by the Earl of Corke's going Abroad. By Mr. J. Duncombe.
Epistle from the late Lord ViscountB-GB-KE to Miss Lucy A-K-NS..
The Cheat's Apology. By Mr. Ellis.
Song. By the Same.
Another. By the Same. To Mr. Grenville on his intended Resignation. By Richard Berenger, Esq;
To Mr. Garrick, on his erecting a Temple and Statue to Shakespear. By the Same.
On the Birth-Day of Shakespear. A Cento. Taken from his Works. By the Same
An Ode to Sculpture.
Tre Resignation. By Mr. H****
An Epistle from the King of Prussia, to Monsieur Voltaire. 1757.
At seeing Archbishop Williams's Monument in Carnarvonshire.
Extempore Verses upon a Trial of Skill between the two great Mailers of Defence, Messieurs Figg and Sutton. By Dr. Byron.
A Letter from Cambridge to a young Gentleman at Eton School. By Dr. Littleton.
The Indolent.
The Song of Simeon paraphrased. By Mr. Merrick.
On the Invention of Letters.
The Answer. On Wit.
On a Spider.
The Play-Thing chang'd.
The Fable of Jotham : To the Borough-Hunters. By Richard Owen Cambridge, Esq;
An Elegy written in an empty Assembly-Room. By the Same.
The Fakeer. A Tale. By the Same.
To Mr. Whitehead, On his being made Poet Laureat. By the Same.
Verses on the Prospect of planting Arts and Learning in America. By the late Dr. Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne.
To Mr. Mason. By William Whitehead, Esq.
Ode. to Independency. By Mr. Mason.
Ode. On Melancholy. To a Friend. By the Same.
Ode. By Mr. Gray.
Ode. By the Same.
Postscript.
Index to the Sixth Volume.
Vakat
Endsheet
Cover back

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