Daubuz, C., Lancaster, P., & Habershon, M. (1842). A symbolical dictionary: In which, agreeably to the nature and principles of the symbolical character and language of the eastern nations in the first ages of the world, the general signification of the prophetic symbols, especially those of the Apocalypse, is laid down and proved from the most ancient authorities, sacred and profane ; new and enl. ed. with a memoir of the author ; and a preface. J. Nisbet & Co.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Daubuz, Charles, Peter Lancaster, und Matthew Habershon. A Symbolical Dictionary: In Which, Agreeably to the Nature and Principles of the Symbolical Character and Language of the Eastern Nations in the First Ages of the World, the General Signification of the Prophetic Symbols, Especially Those of the Apocalypse, Is Laid Down and Proved from the Most Ancient Authorities, Sacred and Profane ; New and Enl. Ed. with a Memoir of the Author ; and a Preface. London: J. Nisbet & Co, 1842.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Daubuz, Charles, et al. A Symbolical Dictionary: In Which, Agreeably to the Nature and Principles of the Symbolical Character and Language of the Eastern Nations in the First Ages of the World, the General Signification of the Prophetic Symbols, Especially Those of the Apocalypse, Is Laid Down and Proved from the Most Ancient Authorities, Sacred and Profane ; New and Enl. Ed. with a Memoir of the Author ; and a Preface. J. Nisbet & Co, 1842.
