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Title details for Belisarius:

Year: 1808.
Author(s): Stéphanie Félicité, Comtesse de GENLIS 
Gender: Female.
Title: BELISARIUS; TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE GENLIS. IN TWO VOLUMES.
Publication: London: Published by Henry Colburn, Conduit-Street, and Bond-Street, 1808.
Format: 2 vols (I xviii, 170p; II missing). 12°.
Cat. nos: BL 12512.aaa.22; EN2 1808: 44; NSTC B4976; OCLC 14201422.
Notes: Trans. of Bélisaire (Paris, 1808). The second vol. of the BL copy belongs to another translation, published by J. F. Hughes, with the t.p. date of 1809. The copy at E cited by NSTC is in fact a microfilm of the BL copy. MH-H 40588.21.100 is the full Hughes edn, titled Belisarius; an Historical Romance, both vols (I xxxiii, 142p; II 173p) with 1809 imprint. ECB 225 gives publisher as Dulau, 1808, 7s.
Further edns: Baltimore 1810, as Belisarius: A Historical Romance (OCLC) [also Boston 1810 (OCLC)].
DBF record no: 1808A043.

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