Thomas Jefferson Hogg
Born 1792-01-01
Died 1862-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1803137A
- VIAF62386814
- WikidataQ527581
- ISNI0000000083881472
- Project Gutenberg37067
Top Subjects
- Europe (2)
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, -- 1792-1822 (2)
- Williams, Jane, -- 1798-1884 (2)
- Jews (1)
- Early works to 1800 (1)
- Ancient History (1)
- History (1)
Books by Thomas Jefferson Hogg
Total count: 11
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Ioannis Zonarae monachiqui olim Byzantij Magnus Drungarius excubiaru[m] seu Biglae, & protosecretarius fuit, Compendium historiarum, in tres Tomos distinctum: quorum Primus agit de rebus Iudaicis, ab exordio Mundi usq[ue] ad Hierosolymitanum excidium. Secundus, Historiam Romanam, ab Urbe condita usq[ue] ad Constantinum Magnum, breuiter complectitur. Tertius, Imperatorum res gestas, à Constantino Magno usq[ue] ad obitum Alexij Comneni, tractat. Opus praeclarum, ac diu desideratum: nunc uerò demum liberalitate magnifici & generosi uiri D. Antonii Fvggeri &c & labore Hieronymi VVolfii, Graecè ac Latinè, quinq[ue] codicibus inter se collatis, quàm emendatissimè fieri potuit, in lucem editum. Singulis Tomis sui additi sunt Indices, & uariarum lectionum Annotationesper Ioannem Oporinum1557-01-01
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Memoirs of Prince Alexy Haimatoffprinted for T. Hookham, Jun., and E.T. Hookham1813-01-01
Two hundred and nine daysor, The journal of a traveller on the continent.Hunt and Clarke1827-01-01-
Two hundred and nine days, or, The journal of a traveller on the continentElam Bliss1827-01-01
The life of Percy Bysshe ShelleyEdward Moxon1858-01-01
Shelley at OxfordMethuen1904-01-01
The life of Percy Bysshe ShellyG. Routledge & Sons, limited1906-01-01-
After Shelleythe letters of Thomas Jefferson Hogg to Jane WilliamOxford University Press1934-01-01
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After Shelleythe letters of Thomas Jefferson Hogg to Jane WilliamsOxford University Press1934-01-01
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The Athenians, being correspondence between Thomas Jefferson Hogg and his friends, Thomas Love Peacock, Leigh Hunt, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and others.The Golden Cockerel Press1943-01-01
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The AtheniansThe Golden cockerel press1943-01-01