Florus L a (39 results)

Condition: New.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Assez bon. Reliure en plein veau de l'ép., un peu craquelé car cuir un peu sec. Coiffe inf., abîmée, sup., petit mq de cuir. Tranches rouges. 271 + 301 pp. Deux coins percés. Charnière du 1er plat fragile. Intérieur très frais.

Condition: New. In.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

743pp. 12mo. with dj. sl.scratched on fore-edge.

Paris, Garnier Frèeres, [c. 1860], in-8 piccolo, br. edit., pp. XXIV, 410, [2], 32. Qualche fioritura.

Cm. 13, pp. (4) 110. Graziosa leg. coeva in cart. rigido marmorizzato con titoli e filetti in oro al dorso. Ottima conservazione.

Parti 2 riunite in un volume in 8°, piena pelle coeva con titoli, nervi e fregi al dorso. Pp. 2 n.n. + 272 + 302, buon esemplare a tagli rossi.

Hard Cover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. First Thus. Rebound in green boards.Latin text. 327258.

M. 2 Ktn. XX, 135 S. Lwd. (Bibl. przegladów z liter. antycznej 21). pl 0 gr.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Hardcover- clean, clean boards with bright gold leaf illustrations , no marks , no dj as issued - from private collection - 229 pp plus 26 pp of index.

paperback. Condition: Good. Cm. 13,5, pp. 239 (1). Legatura del tempo in cart. alla rustica con nervi passanti e titoli ben manoscritti al dorso. Esemplare particolarmente fresco e ben conservato. . Book.

paperback. Condition: Good. Cm. 13,5, pp. 284. Legatura del tempo in cart. alla rustica con nervi passanti e titoli ben manoscritti al dorso. Esemplare particolarmente fresco e ben conservato. . Book.

in-8, gest. Front., 11 Bll, 533pp, 68 Textkupfer, 1 gef. Bl; gest. Front., 242pp, 50 Bll, 46pp, Ldr d.Zt, stark berieben, erster Titel mit kleinem Ausschnitt. Brunet II/1312, Graesse II/605, die Kupfer zeigen Münzen.

relié. Condition: occasion. Cette édition diffère des éditions Elzévier en plusieurs points, l'intitulé : Histoire romaine. Les notes critiques de Claude Saumaise ne sont pas toutes conservées (cf. Bellum Tracium, liber III, cap. IV ). Au début de ce chapitre, l'apparat critique est organisé par R. Hermannides autour d'un commentaire historique, citant d'autres sources : Stadius, par exemple et faisant ses propres conjectures. Seul la note philologique : 2. crudelitatis] note de Freinshemius est conservée. Le reste de l'ouvrage ne diffère pas. Abrégé de l'histoire romaine d'après Tite Live. Chronologie. Index et pour finir avec une pagination séparée Le Mémorial de Lucius Ampelius dans l'édition de Claude Saumaise. en latin [24] + 616 pages + [128] + 33 pages Reliure pleine basane, dos à 4 nerfs intercalés de motifs gravés or estompés, titre encadré de filets, coiffes manquantes, tranche tachetée, frontispice gravé avec une réserve pour la page de titre, pages plus ou moins jaunies selon les cahiers, rousseurs éparses. 12 x 18,5.

Full Vellum. Condition: Good. Dalen, C.V. (illustrator). Reprint. [16], 588, [100], 1-46pp. Full vellum, author in ink to spine, covers with central arabesque in blind, overlapping fore-edges. Very slightly rubbed, small stain to head of lower cover. Front inner joint cracked but holding well, lacks ffep, very minor browning, occasional very light staining, previous owners names to front pastedown, with a few notes in ink, but generally quite bright and clean. Engraved title page. Harwood, pg 206; Willems 1258 Size: 8vo.

Cm. 18, pp. (16) 588 (106) 46 + 1 cb. Bel frontespizio inciso in rame. Leg. coeva in piena pelle, dorso a nervi con titoli e fregi in oro. Ottima conservazione. Bella e nitida edizione elzeviriana contenente i 4 libri delle "Epitome rerum romanarum" le "Epitome altera Historiae Romanae". Cfr. Graesse II, 605.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 2 vols in 1. 8vo. Pp (xx), 533; 242,93 (index), 46. 2 frontispieces. Folding plate. Engravings in the text. Full calf, raised bands. Aeg. Head of spine pulled and a small loss of leather to lower spine panel. A nice copy.

Full Calf. Condition: Fine. Early Reprint. So-called second edition of "by far the most critical edition of Florus that appeared in the seventeenth century." (Dibdin) Edited by the German classical scholar Johann Georg Graevius, with extensive notes by the French classical scholar Claudius Salmasius at the foot of each page. Small, thick 8vo: [22],672,[673-674],561-588,[108],46pp, with engraved title page (by Romeyn de Hooghe) depicting the goddess Roma enthroned and adored by peoples of the world, letterpress title page in red and black with vignette, 29 copper-engraved full-page plates depicting medals and coins, folding table, ornamental borders, and decorative initials. Full contemporary speckled calf, spine richly gilt in five compartments between raised bands, red morocco lettering piece gilt, covers ruled with corner pieces in blind, edges speckled red, plain period end papers with engraved armorial book plate of E[dwarf]. W[iliac]. Steakhouse (Franks 27808), a second plate just barely visible beneath. Binding tight and square; contents remarkably crisp, clean and bright. A spectacular example of this scarce and important edition (WorldCat lists only four copies). Dibdin (Greek and Roman classics), p. 349. Bibliotheca Splendidissima Rendorpiana 496. Landwehr (de Hooghe) 54. Moss I, p. 446, for first edition of 1680, calling it a "very learned and valuable edition, containing a critical and accurate text, and a very judicious selection of notes; it is undoubtedly the best edition which has yet been published." Gibson's Library, p. 126 (for later, Amsterdam edition). Brueggemann, pp. 7004-06, and Wing F1378, for various English editions. Florus's rapid sketch of Roman military history, in four books, from the foundation of the city to the closing of the temple of Janis by Augusts (25 BC), tracing the rise and fall of Rome's military might. Often identified as the second edition (reprinted from the Utrecht edition of 1680), though Dibdin says erroneously so, this being a reprint of the Elusive edition of 1674, with additional notes and Graveness' preface. We have not been able to confirm either claim with certainty, but our search of bibliographic records that have come to light since Disdain's judgment, in 1808, make his pronouncement seem unlikely. N. B. With few exceptions (always identified), we only stock books in exceptional condition, carefully preserved in archival, removable polypropylene sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed.

in-8, f.t., titre, 384 pp., ex-libris: "h. fabre", rousseurs sur les gardes et sur 2 feuillest. Reliure: veau d'époque, dos et coupes ornées, coins et coiffes émoussées, mors fendus sur quelques centimètres.

1 Titelkupfer (fehlt), 1 Vignette (fehlt), 172 Seiten Hardcover, abgegriffen, verschmutzt, Leinenrücken mit Goldprägung, abgegriffen, verschmutzt, fleckig, nachgebunden, Kanten und Ecken bestossen, schiefgelesen, Seiten gebräunt, altersfleckig, vergilbt, wellig, Titelkupfer und Vignette fehlen, auf Vorstazblatt Notiz, etwas locker in Bindung, Frakturschrift, für dieses Alter mittlerer Zustand Sprache: Deutsch Band 4 der Reihe "Bibliothek der Römischen Historiker in neuen Uebersetzungen.",.

Rilegato. Condition: ottimo. [RARA CONTAFFAZIONE ROMA] (cm,16,3) Ottima mz. pelle fine 700, nervi, doppio tassello, tagli rossi, segnalibro in seta. -cc.151, + 1c. bianca. Bei capolettera figurati grandi e piccoli. La dedica all'inizio a Wernhero Wolfin, contiene alcune frasi in greco. Le annotazioni sono di Johannis Cameritiis. Opera celebre che ebbe molte edizioni. Questa nostra è la rarissima contraffazione della edizione del 1518 e del 1521 che come documenta il Graesse: "c'est la contraffacon de la precedent edition (1521), soignee par Jac, Bedrotus." Fu stampata a Strsburgo con eleganza e nitidezza di caratteri. Qualche lievissima obreggiatura ma esemplare molto bello, nitido e fresco con antica firma di appartenenza al frontis. * GRAESSE II 604 * ADAMS F 641 (SCOMPLETO).[f35].

7 Bl., 405, (1) S., 45 Bl. Pgtbd d. Zeit (angestaubt, Innengelenke mit Wurmspuren, ohne den illustr. Kupfertitel, vorderer Vorsatz u. Titel tintenfleckig von gelöschtem Besitzeintrag, wenige Unterstreich. von alter Hand). Verbreitete Schulausgabe. Minelli (1625 - 1683) war Rektor des Rotterdamer Gymnasiums gewesen.- Schweiger I, 362. la.

12mo. Illustr. Kupfertitel, 3 Bl., 300 S., 74 Bl. Ppbd des 19. Jhdts (beschabt u. bestoßen, gleichmäßig leicht gebräunt, bis S. 63 Unterstreichungen von alter Hand). Schulausgabe "ad modum Minellii", nach Art des 1683 verstorbenen Rektors des Rotterdamer Gymnasiums. Christian Juncker war damals Konrektor des Gymnasiums in Schleusingen.- Schweiger I, 362. la.

12°. 405 S. Mit gestoch. Titel. OPrgt.

Condition: MOLTO BUONO. NOTA:Testo fresco e in ottimo stato. Legatura con cerniera interna anteriore leggermente lesionata. / Amsterdam (Amstelodami), Ex officina Elzeviriana cm.11,5,x19, pp.588,45, index in florum in appendice di pp.108, rilegatura in pergamena.

4, 1139, 88 S., 1 Zwischentitel. Neue Hlwdbde. Kombination der Ausgabe Joh. Friedr. Fischers von 1760 mit der Ausgabe in usum Delphini. Aus letzterer stammen die Noten zum besseren Verständnis, die zusammen mit den Lesarten aus Fischers Ausgabe unterhalb des Textes gedruckt sind.- Diese Ausgabe nicht bei Schweiger; vgl. Dibdin II, 11 (zur Ausgabe 1760). la.

4to. 8 Bl., 352 S. Neuer Ppbd (Ränder teilw. schwach braunfleckig, Titel etwas angestaubt). Zuerst 1674 erschienen. Anna Faber (Lefebvre), gelehrte Tochter des Altphilologen Tanneguy (Tanaquil) Lebevre, war mit dem kgl. Bibliothekar und Mitglied der Pariser Akademie André Dacier verheiratet. Für den Text benutzte sie die Florus-Ausgabe ihres Vaters; ihre Noten "enthalten manches Gute, aber auch viel Triviales" (Schweiger I, 361; vgl. Sandys II, 291). la.