[Biblia anglica 1787(?)]. The Christian's new and complete family Bible: Or, Universal Library of Divine Knowledge. Containing the sacred texts of the Old and New Testaments, with the Apocrypha, at large. Illustrated with notes and annotations, (...) In which the most difficult passages are rendered clear and familiar, (...) Forming a complete treasury of divine revelation. To which is added, at the end of each book, a summary of the doctrines contained therein, being a full explanation of the various books in the old and new testaments. And, as a farther illustration, will be given a general index, or concordance, (...) A chronological index of transactions from Adam to the time of our blessed Saviour. A geographical index of places mentioned in the Holy Scriptures. A full explanation of the proper names in the scriptures, with their significations, &c. A brief account of the apostles and their successors, (...) The whole forming a complete body of Christian Divinity, explained and illustrated in such a manner, as to guide the reader through the paths of happiness in this world, and lead him to the mansions of eternal bliss in that which is to come. London, printed for C. Cooke, n.d. (1787?), (946),5 (index),(1 binder's index) pag., engraved frontispiece, 79 plates (each w. 4 illustrations), contemporary calf, spine with raised bands and gilt leather title-shield w. "Bankes's Bible" on spine, folio (38,8 x 27 cm.).