The chronicle of Abomilech, King of the Isles, translated from a Latin manuscript, written in the year 1220. By William of Salisbury
by William of Salisbury (pseud.)
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8vo. pp. iv, 31. Signatures: [A]-D4.
A satire on King George IV; the ‘translator’ claims to have ‘several other curious and interesting manuscripts by the same Author’, in the process of being conserved and deciphered. See British Museum, General Catalogue of Printed Books. London, 1931, vol. 258, col. 101.
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