Of the First Edition of The Zincali Seven Hundred and Fifty Copies only were printed. A Second Edition, to which a new
Preface was added, was published in March, 1843, and a Third in September, 1843, each of which was restricted to the same number of copies. The Fourth Edition appeared in 1846, the Fifth in 1870, the Sixth in 1882, the Seventh in 1888, and the Eighth in 1893. The book has since been included in various popular editions, and translated into several foreign languages.
Examples of The Zincali may sometimes be met with bearing dates other than those noted above. These are merely copies of the editions specified, furnished with new title-pages.
Included in the second volume of The Zincali is a considerable amount of verse, as follows:
| page | |
| Rhymes of the Gitanos. [Unto a refuge me they led] | 13 |
| The Deluge. Part I. [I with fear and terror quake] | 65 |
| The Deluge. Part II. [When I last did bid farewell] | 75 |
| The Pestilence. [I’m resolved now to tell] The whole of the above pieces are accompanied on the opposite pages by the original texts from which Borrow translated them. | 85 |
| Poem, Relating to the Worship of the great Foutsa or Buddh. [Should I Foutsa’s force and glory] Previously printed in Targum, 1835, p. 13. | 94 |
There is a copy of the First Edition of The Zincali in the Library of the British Museum. The Press-mark is 1429.g.14.
(8) [The Bible in Spain: 1843.]
The / Bible in Spain; / Or, the / Journeys, Adventures, and Imprisonments / Of an Englishman, / in / An Attempt to Circulate the Scriptures / in / The Peninsula. / By George Borrow, / Author of “The Gypsies of Spain.” / In three volumes. /
Vol. I. [Vol. II, etc.] / London: / John Murray, Albemarle Street. / 1843.
Vol. I.