rare. [a. Gr. συλλογή, f. συλλέγειν to collect.] A collection; a summary.
1686. Goad, Celest. Bodies, III. i. 364. I do not intend to tie my self to any one Individual Aspect, but of the whole Sylloge.
1697. Evelyn, Numism., vii. 244. Luckius … who set forth his Sylloge of many Illustrious Persons of the last Century.
1787. Piece (title), A Sylloge of the remaining Authentic Inscriptions relative to the erection of our English Churches.
1880. Encycl. Brit., XIII. 131/1. Of the documents belonging to the later period a very comprehensive though not quite complete sylloge is given.
