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Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2010-09-10. Paperback. Good.

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2009-02-16. Paperback. Good.

Kessinger Publishing, LLC. paperback. New. 5x0x9. Brand New Book in Publishers original Sealing

Biponti: Typographia Societatis, 1794. Second Edition. Half Leather. Good binding. A clean copy. Half bound in calf over marbled boards with faded, decorative gilt rules on the spine. Wear to the spine and edge of the boards. Hinges are cracked but holding tight. Good binding.

London: G. [William] Pickering, 1824. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine. Engraved Headpieces And Tailpieces. [4], 61, [1], 46, 93 Pages, [2 Pp Catalog At End] : Illustrations [Headpieces And Tailpieces] ; 3 1/2" X 2". Original Red Cloth, Paper Title Label Printed In Black. Frontispiece Lacking, But No Trace Of Its Removal. Original Red Cloth Has Trace Of Wear At Top Front Spine Corner, Otherwise Near New. Spine Label Complete, Undamaged, Unworn, Slight Aging. Hinges Tight. Ownership Signature Of A Rhodes Scholar Dated 1962.

Kessinger Publishing, LLC. paperback. New. 6x0x9. Brand New Book in Publishers original Sealing

Impensis G. Pickering, 1824. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Miniature. Some soiling and marks to covers. Top part of label to spine missing. Black and white frontispiece of Catullus. Most pages still uncut..

London. G. Pickering. 1824. Minature. 48mo, 8cm tall, 192 & 61,36,46,92,[2]pp., ads., with 2 engraved frontis plates, 2 printed title-pages with vignettes, head and tail decoration, in contemporary full maroon calf, raised decorated bands, gilt decorations and borders in the panels, gilt block titles, gilt roll and rule borders on the boards, all edges gilt, appropriately sized owner's signature on the title tapes dat, 1853., some slight edge wear otherwise a fine copy ~ Text in Latin.(hoL). ~ Two volumes from Pickering's "Miniature Latin and Italian Classics " series, "the smallest edition ever published" (advertisement). A finely bound miniature copy of Roman poems, odes, epistles printed by Corral in "Diamond Type" . Although the title page date reads 1824, the frontis engraving is dated 1828. ~ Bondy. P86.

Lugduni Batavorum, 1743. Dibdin I,377. Cohen p. 207. 3 parts in 1 vol. small in-8° with continuous pagination, xvi + 344 pp. Illustrated with 3 frontispiece (one for each part), with 3 ornamental head pieces and some tail pieces. Some light foxing. Contemporary red morocco, triple gilt fillet on sides, flat back "à la grotesque", gilt edges bindings|klassieken

Lugduni Batavorum M. DCC.XLIII., [1743.]. 1743 12mo. xvi, 344 p. Engraved frontispiece to each part, with engraved head and tailpieces. The pagination is continuous. Contemporary red morocco, the boards with triple gilt rules and gilt dentelles. The spine gilt between raised bands with a floral motif. All edges gilt. Decorated endpapers. Minor rubs at the edges and corners only. A pretty copy.

Contemporary parchment binding. Front and back with blind tooling frame and folded edges. 115 x 60 mm, 24º: pi1 A-S#8, [2] 287 [1] pp.; (ad 2:) A-P#8, 240 pp.; (ad 3:) A-G#8 H#2, 126 pp. All three copies with engraved title page with the printer’s mark of Blaeu. Good copy.Three texts by Latin poets that were published in the same year. Wiillem Janzs. Blaeu, an Amsterdam bookseller and cartographer, began in 1619 with publishing classical texts in small format and so he did this before Elzevier began to do this, although he then still went under the name of Willem Jansz. The works of these three lyrical Latin poets Catullus, Tibullus and Propertius were often published together. Rare copy. ZKL0071

XVI, 96, [2], 97-168, [2], 169-344 pp.Collection of the works of the three most important Roman lyrical and elegiac poets of the first century BC: Gaius Valerius Catullus (84-55 BC), Albius Tibullus (54-19 BC), and Sextus Propertius (50-15 BC), as edited by Avantius. The first edition of these works as edited by Nicolas Lenglet Dufresnoy (1674-1755) had appeared in 1742 with the same publisher.With a bookplate with the initials "JCCT" and that of Eugène Paillet (1829-1901), one of the great French bibliophiles of nineteenth century Paris.l Cf. Dibdin I, pp. 372-386 (other eds.).

Utrecht: Rudolph Zyll, 1680. Hardcover (Vellum). Near Fine Condition. Full contemporary vellum, slight soiling, old label at base of spine, an attractive binding. Loss to the first few page edges, scattered foxing, otherwise fine internally. A nice copy of this collection of Latin poetry with Scaliger's commentary. Extra engraved title, (xxii), 638 (2), 662, (40). Size: Octavo (8vo). Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Poetry; Antiquarian & Rare. Inventory No: 043246.

Venetiis: Aldus, cum privilegio Pontificis Max. & Senatus Veneti, 1558.

1680. CATULLUS, TIBULLUS ET PROPERTIUS ex Recensione Joanni Georgii Graevii. Cum notis integris Jo. Scaligeri, M. Ant. Mureti, Achill. Statii [et al.] Utrecht, Rudolph Zyll, 1680. Octavo. [xxii]638; [2]626[60]pp. Engraved title. Initial two blanks starting, else internally fine, in near-fine vellum boards. Engraved bookplate.

Venice: ["apud Paulum Manutium, Aldus F.",], 1558. Second Aldine edition of the poems of Catullus with the commentaries of the French humanist Marc-Antoine Muret (1526-1585). As the title page indicates, the second edition added the works of Tibullus and Propertius, though in this copy they are not bound in. A complete copy collates A-S8 T4 a-g8 h2, 2A-L8 2M8: this copy lacks all after sig. T4. The added works each have a separate title page and were perhaps bound separately. Small octavo (152 x 100 mm), ff. 148. Contemporary limp vellum sewn on five tawed leather cords, spine lettered by hand. Aldine device on title; 3pp. errata at end. Lacking the works of Tibullus and Propertius. Vellum soiled, title page a little dusty, a few trivial marks, generally very good. Adams C1146.

Venice, Paulus Manutius, 1558. 8vo. (15,6x9,9cm). 147,[1]-57,[1]-[ii],93,[2] leaves. Later diced half calf. (hinges expertly strengthened, title-page browned a bit (due to provenance-removal), a few old (but not contemporary) annotations; slightly foxed) � Edit16: CNCE 10365; "Catull. ist nur Nachdr. der Ausg. des Muret. v.1554. Auch der Text des Tib. u. Prop. ist sehr verbessert." (Schweiger I.79); "Neue u. sehr scharfsinn. Rec." (Ebert 3758). Renouard 174, no.11. � Adams C 1146; Brunet I.1678-79. Kenney

Venice: [apud Paulum Manutium, Aldi filium], 1558. SECOND EDITION WITH MURET'S COMMENTARY (1st 1554). Hardcover. Fine. With three divisional title pages, all featuring the Aldine dolphin and anchor device. Bound in contemporary blind-tooled pigskin (lightly soiled, corners bumped, small hole in pigskin at head of spine, wear at extremities), signed "A.S.K." and dated 1562 on the upper board. Title page lightly soiled, intermittent mild foxing, light marginal staining in places. A few manuscript notes and underscores. The binding: decorated with blind-stamped images of Apollo (with harp)and the Muses: Caliope (with zither), Thalia (with lute), Euterpe (with horn), Terpsichore (with viola). The Euterpe stamp is signed "S.N.", that of Terpsichore is dated "1549". The binding is probably the work of the Wittenberg binder Conrad Neidel (active 1542-15602), see Haebler, Vol. I, p. 308. This edition marks the second appearance of the celebrated commentary of Marc Antoine Muret, "the most important… Read More