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1. Account of Ball's Joint Stock of Cattle at Jericho Plantation, 1788

Account of Ball's Joint Stock of Cattle at Jericho Plantation, 1788
Date:
1739 and 1788
Description:
An account of cattle from the joint stock that the enslaved persons Plimoth and Sambo had, the cattle at Jericho Plantation, and Mrs. Wilson's, and Miss Nelly's stock. Makes notation that the enslaved person Cupid was sent up to Jericho Plantation to count the joint stock.

3. [Tuguriola, Tonsio Judaica, Festum lætitiæ Legis, Viri exeuutes ad radios lunares]

[Tuguriola, Tonsio Judaica, Festum lætitiæ Legis, Viri exeuutes ad radios lunares]
Date:
1739
Description:
Black-and-white engraving depicting Jewish holiday rituals, including eating in a sukkah during Sukkot, a haircut during Lag BaOmer, providing treats to children for Simchat Torah, and kiddush levana on Rosh Chodesh. From Philologus hebræo-mixtus by Johannes Leusden, published Basileæ, apud E. & J.R. Thurnisios, fratres.

4. [Poculum Zelotijpiæ, Sepultura Judæoum, Circumcisio]

[Poculum Zelotijpiæ, Sepultura Judæoum, Circumcisio]
Date:
1739
Description:
Black-and-white engraving depicting the Jewish rituals of a Sotah (woman suspected of adultery) undergoing the ordeal of bitter water, a burial, and a circumsision. From Philologus hebræo-mixtus by Johannes Leusden, published Basileæ, apud E. & J.R. Thurnisios, fratres.

5. [Candelabrum Encoeniorum, Festum Purim, Dies nonus July, Flagellatio Judaica]

[Candelabrum Encoeniorum, Festum Purim, Dies nonus July, Flagellatio Judaica]
Date:
1739
Description:
Black-and-white engraving depicting Jewish holiday rituals, including lighting a menorah on Hanukkah, Purim festivities, mourning on Tisha B'Av, and the Yom Kippur ritual of malkot. From Philologus hebræo-mixtus by Johannes Leusden, published Basileæ, apud E. & J.R. Thurnisios, fratres.

6. Vestes Sacerdotales

Vestes Sacerdotales
Date:
1739
Description:
Black-and-white engraving depicting priestly vestments. From Philologus hebræo-mixtus by Johannes Leusden, published Basileæ, apud E. & J.R. Thurnisios, fratres.