A young student's library or, A catalogue of books belonging to the late Mr. Lusher, of Pembroke Coll.Oxon : Consisting of 500 articles, in Greek, Latin, Italian, Spanish, French, and English. Being a collection of the most approv'd modern authors, in divinity, history, poetry, physick, voyages, travels, and other polite literature. With some very good editions of the classicks, and several very curious manuscripts. The whole to be sold by auction, in five nights, by Edmund Curll, bookseller, at his literatory, the two green spires, next door to Will's-Coffee-House, in Bow-street, Covent-Garden. The sale from 5 to 8 in the Evening; to being on Thursday next the 18th instant. Those ladies and gentlemen who cannot be present, shall have their commissions faithfully executed. Catalogues are deliver'd gratis, and the books and manuscripts may be view'd till the time of sale. - Curll, Edmund, ([publisher not identified],, 1729)