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A very good later full leather binding (probably 19th century). 4.75" x 3.0" x 0.75". 12mo. [48pp]/pp.304/[8pp.] . Engraved illustrated title-page by Cornel.Cl. Duysend. Page 1 in red & black . Red calf binding with gilt fillet border. Spine with 4 raised bands and gilt titles. All page edges gilt. Yellow endpapers with gift inscription dated 1885. Clean Latin text with good margins. VG. …

32mo in 8s, pp. 240; title copper-engraved; title trimmed at outer margin, but a very good copy; bound in contemporary British speckled calf, sewn two-on and bypass on 4 cords (of which 2 laced in); a little worn, chips to joints and endcaps; contemporary ink marks to title verso ('/g') and rear pastedown ('a/f'), early ink ownership inscription 'Gulielmi Gregg Schol: Exon: / E Libris est.' to front pastedown.A small-format edition of Terence's comedies, printed in Amsterdam but bound in Britain and owned by a Devonshire schoolboy.Although unidentified, the William Gregg who owned this book was most likely a pupil at Exeter School, refounded by Charles I in 1637 for the education of local boys. The ink marks to the title verso and rear pastedown appear to be bookseller's cod e. Language: Latin.…

Etat : Good. 12mo. Oriignal gilt spine partially rpreserec; later calf and goatskin cover. 12m.o. 7.5 x 2.5cm. Ex libris Johannis et Margaretae Mackai.OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:30093543.Contents:Daniel Heinsius Nicolao Heinsio filio suo dedicatio;Tib. Claudii Donati ad Tib. Claudium ;Maximum Donatianum filium De P. Virgilii ;Maronis vita;Testimonia de Virgilio et eius operibus;P. Virgilii fragmenta ex epistola quam ad ;Augustum Principem de Aeneide sua scripsit;P. Virgilii Maronis Bucolica;P. Virgilii Maronis Georgicon [libri];P. Virgilii Maronis Aeneidos [libri];P. Virgilii Maronis Culex ad Octavium / ex; Petri Bembi castigatione;P. Virgilii Maronis Ceiris ad Messalam.Animadversionum in P. Virgilii Maronis opera libellus e doctorum virorum observationibusErrata;Index.Edited by Daniel Heinsius, who dedicated the work to his son Hicolaus Heinsius. See also WillemsThe first of three Elzevier editions published under the 1636 date. The first printing is is identified by red ink printing of "Fragmenta ex Epistola ." on the verso of leaf 17; and "Dedicatio Aeneidos ." on page 92 printed in red. The first printing is identified by these two red printings; later printings are in black. The second printing is identified, in addition to the all-black printing, by an errata on page 411; the third printing lacks the errata. See Willems 450This record represents the second 1636 printingEngraved title page; title page verso blankSignatures: *? 2*? 3* A-T (T12 blank)Includes indexLast two pages blank.…

Etat : Very Good. 1629 printing. Volume 1 only (of 3). A Very Good copy. 16mo., (xxii), 344 pp., with engraved title page. Bound in full early 19th century leather. Spine lightly rubbed and sunned. Tight.

Etat : Good. 8vo. Contemporary vellum. Ownership inscriptions form Henry Wright, Magdalene College, Cambridge , 1811 and Andrece Gellary , 1615. [32], 318, [2], 174,120 pp.OCLC 28139661.