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15 Pilatus autem volens populo satisfacere dimisit illis Barabban et tradidit Iesum flagellis caesum ut crucifigeretur
Letterpress Title Page to Plates
Worn and likely recovered from a binding
he volunteered for missionary work and arrived in India in 1806
22 (of 22) plates
With contemporary Urdu inscriptions by an English reader - "The Tale of the Four Durwesh" - Meer Amman Dihlavi - Calcutta 1845 archive 15 Pilatus autem volens populoWith contemporary Urdu inscriptions by an English reader "The Tale of the Four Durwesh. Translated from the Oordoo Tongue of Meer Ummun of Dhailee By Dr Lewis Ferdinand Smith, Late secretary of His Majesty's embassy to the Court of Persia" Printed in Calcutta Sold at the New China Bazar Library, No 31. 1845 Complete: TP, [1], iv, xi, 260, [1] Bound in 20th Century blue Buckram. Some mild stains and small marks but otherwise near fine condition. Some
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