An exact Draught of the City of Jerusalem and the Apurtenances Belonging to the Temple, with the Genealogy of Jesus Christ... faithfully Collected out of the Holy Scriptures. Hand-colored engraving. London: I. Evans, April 29, 1795.
Bird's eye view of Jerusalem and its surroundings. An imaginary representation of the Old City of Jerusalem – the city is fortified by gates, bridges and towers and is surrounded by a moat. Solomon's Temple is positioned in the center, depicted as a fortress. Castles, fountains, gardens, animals and streams are seen inside the city. Surrounding the city are miniature illustrations of Biblical sites, figures and events.
The various sites and structures are captioned, with references to biblical verses. Printed beneath the map is a key to 25 sites marked on the map by numbers.
On the right and left of the map are twelve illustrations – the vessels of the Temple (the Ark of the Covenant, the inner sanctum, the altar, the showbread, the Menorah), the building of the Tower of Babel, Moses and Aaron with the tablets of the law, the breach of the walls of Jerusalem and the burning of the temple.
The map was drawn after a map of Jerusalem published by Robert Sayer, London 1770 (Laor 1122).
Leaf: approx. 104X67 cm (two conjoined sheets). Good condition. Fold lines and creases. Tiny holes. Minor blemishes to margins. A tear to margin, reinforced with tape. Uneven edges.

Orbis Miraculum, or The Temple of Solomon, Pourtrayed by Scripture-Light, [by Samuel Lee]. London: John Streater for Giles Calvert, 1659. English.
A work discussing Solomon's Temple by Samuel Lee (1625-1691), an English Puritan minister and academic. Eleven in-text engravings, including a plan of the Temple, illustrations of the Temple's vessels (the Ark of the Covenant, the Table of the Showbread, the Golden Altar and more) and an illustration of the Molten Sea (a large basin that was placed in the court of the Temple). In addition, the book contains two engraved plates – an engraved title page and an engraving depicting the High Priest in his splendid vestments (an additional engraving depicting the Temple is missing).
[6] leaves, 371 pp (i.e. 365. Mispaginated), [4] leaves + [2] engraved plates. One engraved plate (view of the Temple) is missing. 27.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Several tears. One leaf partly detached. The first two leaves (the title page and the engraved title page) stained and trimmed at margins (with damage to the engraving); both leaves repaired with strips of paper glued to margins. Ownership inscriptions to front endpaper and title page (18th century). Front endpaper restored with paper. Half-vellum binding.

Figure de la Biblia, illustrate de stanze tuscane, by Gabriel Symeoni. Lyon (France): Gulielmo Rouillio, 1565. Italian.
"Figures of the Bible", more than 250 woodcuts depicting biblical scenes as well as Solomon's Temple and its vessels, executed by French artist Pierre Eskrich. Accompanied by rhymed explanatory passages by Italian humanist, poet and translator Gabriele Simeoni (1509-1575).
• Bound with an additional volume printed at the same printing house in 1570:
Figura de Nuovo Testamento, Illustrate de versi vulgari Italiani – woodcuts illustrating the New Testament.
[147] leaves; [83] leaves (missing one leaf), 14.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Tears and minor blemishes. Open tears to margins of title page, affecting text (the leaf is restored with paper). Handwritten notation to last page. Vellum binding, slightly damaged.

Taferelen der voornaamste geschiedenissen van het Oude en Nieuwe Testament. Hague: Pieter de Hondt, 1728. Three parts in one volume. Dutch.
212 engraved plates (many of them double-spread), with illustrations for the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, after Dutch artists Gerard Hoet, Bernard Picart and Arnold Houbraken. Accompanied by explanatory leaves. Bound at the beginning of the first and third parts are four additional engraved plates: two engraved title pages and two engraved dedication plates.
[1], 280, 12, 158 pp + [216] engraved plates. Missing two leaves: the title page of the second part and a list of the illustrations at its end. Approx. 42.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Minor blemishes. Tears along edges, some of them reinforced with tape. New binding, slightly worn.

Biblia sacra, ex postremis Doctorum. Lyon: Haeredes Jacobi Giunctae, 1551. Latin.
The Vulgate, Latin edition of the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, with numerous in-text woodcuts.
[8], 560, [8] leaves, 17.5 cm. Fair condition. Stains, including ink stains and dampstains, some dark. Worming to margins of approx. 70 leaves at the end of the book (slightly affecting text). Margins of approx. 12 last leaves trimmed (slightly affecting text). Notations to front endpaper and title page. Closed and open tears to margins of title page (leaf partly detached and reinforced with tape). Leather-covered binding, spine gilt embossed. Blemishes and tears to binding. Paper label to bottom spine. Traces of a label to front board.