ESKIMO LANGUAGE. 



'27 



Egede (H.) — Contmued, 



Pp. i-xvi, 2 11. pp. 1-220, map, 12°.— Linguis- 

 tics as in 1741 edition, pp. 155-159, 1G3~174. 



Copies seen: Britisli Mii.seum, Brown, Con- 

 gresH, "Watliinson. 



A copy at the Squiersalo, No. .324, brought 

 $1.60; piicoil by Quaiitcli, No. 11653, at 10s ; 

 bought by Quaritch at the Pinait sale. No. 312, 

 for 12 fr. and priced by him, No. 28926, at 12s. 



Bescbryviiig | vau | Oud-Groeulaucl, 



I Of cigeutlyk vaQ de zoogeuaamde | 

 Straat Davis: | Belielzendo | Deszelfs 

 Natanrlyke Historie, Standsgelegen- 

 beid, Gedaaute, | Greusclieidiugen, 

 Veld-Gewassen, Diereu, Vogaleu, Vis- 

 6chen, enz. | Mitsgaders | Den Oirsprong 

 oil Voortgang der Aeloiide | Noorweeg- 

 sclio Yolkplautigen | in dat Gewest; | 

 Benevens | Den Aart, Inborst, Wooiiin- 

 gen, Lcvens'vyze, Klediug, Spraak, | 

 Bygelovigbeid, Dicbtkunst, Uitspan- 

 ningen en Tydverdryven der | Hedeu- 

 daagscbo Inboorlingen. | Eerst in de 

 Dcenscbe Taal bescbreven door | M"". 

 Hans Egede, | Van den jare 1721 tofc 

 1736 Missionarisof Lniterscb Predikant 

 aldaar, | En nu in 'fc Nederduitscb over- 

 gebragt. | Met | Een Nienwe Kaart van 

 dat Laudscbap en | Aardige Printver- 

 beeldingen verciert. | 



Te Delft | By Reinier Boitet, 1746. 



12 p. 11. pp. 1-192, map, sm. 4°.— Linguistics, 

 pp. 131-134, 137-150. 



Copies seen: Astor, Brown.. 



Description j ct \ Histoiro Naturelle | 



du I Greenland, | par Mr. Eggede {_sic'\, \ 

 Missionuaire & Eveqno du Gronland. | 

 Traduite en Fraufois | par Mr. D. R. 

 D. P. [Des Rocbes do Partbenay.] 



a Copenbague et a Geneve, | cbez 

 bis Freres C. & A. Pbilibert. | M DCC 

 LXIII [1763]. 



Pp. i-xxviii, 1-171, 12°.— Linguistics, pp. 119- 

 122, 124-135. 



Copies seen : Astor, British Museum, Brown, 

 Congress, Watkinson. 



Priced by Leclerc, 1878, No. 651, at 16 fr. ; 

 at the Murphy sale. No. 87.5, a copy brought 

 $1.50; priced by Quaritch, No. 28928, at £1 10«. 



Herrn Hans Egede, | MissionSrs uud 



Biscbofes in Gronland, | Bescbreibung | 

 und I Natur-Gescbicbte [ vou Gr6nlaud, 

 1 ubersetzet | von ! D. Job. Ge. Krfiuitz. 

 I [Design.] | Mit Kupfern. | 



Berlin, | verlegts August Mylius. | 

 1763. 



Egede (H.) — Continued. 



Pp. i-xii, 1-237, maps, 8°. — Linguistics, pp. 

 173-176, 180-193. 

 Copies seen: British Museum, Congress. 



A I De.scription of Greenland. | By 



Hans Egede, | wbo was a missionary in 

 tbat country [ for | twenty-five years. | 

 A new edition. | Witb an | Historical 

 Introduction and a life of tbe autbor. { 

 Illustrated | witb a map of Greenland, 

 and numerous engravings on woorl. | 

 [Picture.] | 



London: | Printed for T. and J. All- 

 man, [Princes Street, Hanover Square; 

 W, H. Reid, Cbaring Cro.ss; and Bald- 

 win, Cradock, and Joy, | Paternoster 

 Row. I 1818. 



Pp. i-cxviii, 1-225, map, 8°.— Linguistics, pp. 

 158-161, 16.5-178. 



Copies seen : Astor, Boston Athcna'um, Brit- 

 ish Museum 



At the Field sale, catalogue No. 614, a copy 

 brought $2; at the Murphy sale. No. 876, $3. 

 Priced by Quaritch, No. 28927, at -". 



[Elementa fidei Cbristianae, in qvi- 



bus in Gronlandorum vernacula propo- 

 nuntur. 1) Ordo Salutis, 2) Catecbis- 

 mus Lutberi, 3) PnetiuncuUie qviedam 

 et Psalmi, item 4) Formula baptizaudi 

 Infantes & Adultos. 



Hafn. 1742.] 



8°. Title from Giessing'a Nye Samliug af 

 Danske- Norske- og Islandske- JubelLa?rere, 

 voL 1, p. 68, Kiobenhavn, 1779. 



SeeKragh(P.). 



Hans Egede was born Jan. 31, 1686, at Tron- 

 denaes, Norway, where his father was sheriff. 

 Tie was missionary in Greenland for 15 years, 

 beginning in 1721. In 1736 ho returned to 

 Copenhagen, where for several years he in- 

 structed missionary candidates in the language 

 of Greenland. According to Reichelt he be- 

 gan the tr.anslalion into Eskimo of the New 

 Testament, a work finished by his son; and 

 according to Bagster, the elder Egede trans- 

 l.ated the Psalms and the Epistles of Paul. In 

 1740 he was made bishop. Ho died at Stub 

 bekjobing, Denmark, in 1758. 



"The language gave Mr. [Hans] Egede in- 

 finite trouble ; * * * his children learned it 

 more easily. With their assistance he proceed- 

 ed so far as to begin a Greeulandic grammar 

 and to translate some Sunday lessons out of tho 

 gospels, together with a few short questions and 

 illustrations. * * * Egede wrote down some 

 of these sentiments in a Greenland dialogue 

 between Pok and his countrymen, and another 

 between a missionary and an nngokok, at the 

 end of his Greenland grammar." — Cram. 



See Pok. 



