AESOPUS. Fabularum Æsopicarum delectus. Oxford., E Theatro Sheldoniano (excud. J. Croke), 1698. (16), 128, (8) pp. W. engr. front. & engr. ti-vign. Cont. blind tooled cf. w. raised bands. (Joints split at the bottom, top of spine slightly dam., corners slightly worn, else a fine and clean copy).

AESOPUS -- FABULAE VARIORUM AUCTORUM. Nempè Aesopi Fabulae Graeco-Lat. CCXCVII. Aphthonii Soph. Fabulae Gr. Lat. XL. Gabriae Fab. Gr. Lat. XLIII. Babriae Fab. Gr. Lat. XI. Opera & studio I.N. Neveleti. (2nd ed.). Frankf., Chr. Gerlach & S. Beckenstein, 1660. (16), 678 pp. W. 237 woodcuts after Virgil Solis. Cont. cf. (Spine ends dam., crack in spine, scribbling/drawing on ti-p., slightly browned/foxed).

ARISTIDES. Opera omnia gr. & lat. Cum notis & emend. G. Canteri, Tristani, Palmerii, (e.a.). Adjunctis insuper veterum scholiis et prolegomenis Sopatri Apameensis, (…). Græca, (…), collata, rec. & observationes suas adj. S. Jebb. Oxf., E Theatro Sheldoniano, 1722-30. 2 vols. (126), 572; (8), 632 pp. 4°. Fine cont. blind tooled vellum, sides ruled in gold, spines raised in compartments and gilt w. red and brown labels. (A bit age-toned/browned throughout, but in fine condition).

ATHENAEUS NAUCRATITA. (Deipnosophistae). Ex rec. G. Dindorfii. Lpz., Libr. Weidmannia, 1827. 3 vols. Cont. brds. (Binds. slightly worn, upper outer corner first free endpaper torn off (owner's entry)). -- Added: ANTONINUS LIBERALIS. Transformationum congeries (Gr. & Lat.), interpr. G. Xylandro. Cum Th. Munckeri notis, quibus suas adjecit H. Verheyk. Leyden, S. & J. Luchtmans, 1774. (32), 304, (20) pp. W. engr. ti-vign. Cont. cf. w. sides ruled in gold, gilt spine. (Stamp on title, upper blank margin title torn off). -- CICERO. Academica. Rec., var. notis suas immiscuit, et H. Turnebi & P. Fabri comm. adjunxit J. Davisius. Ed. 2a. Cambr., 1736. Cont. vellum. -- SENECA. Tragoediæ, cum notis Th. Farnabii. Amst., W. & J. Blaeu, 1632. 12°. Cont. vellum. (Very small wormholes in places). -- (6).

DICTYS CRETENSIS (&) DARES PHRYGIUS. De bello Trojano. Cum interpr. A. Daceriæ, nec non Jos. Iscanus, cum notis S. Dresemii. Numismatibus & gemmis, historiam ill. exornavit L. Smids, Dissertat de Dictye Cretensi præf. J. Perizonius. Amst., G. Gallet, 1702. (82), 177, (71), (6), 54, (22), 168, (8) pp. W. engr. front. & 7 full-p. engr. by I. Goeree. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands.

EPICTETUS. Manuale et sententiae. Quibus acced. Tabula Cebetis, & alia affinis argumenti, in linguam latinam conversa a M. Meibomio. Subj. ejusdem notae, emend. Cl. Salmasii in Epictetum, (...). Cur. H. Relandi. Utrecht, G. Broedelet, 1711. W. engr. ti-vign. (20), 152; 124; 152, (60) pp. 4°. Cont. vellum. (A bit browned/foxed in places, else fine).

HOMERUS. Opera quæ exstant omnia Gr. & Lat. Ad principem H. Stephani (…). Cur. J.H. Lederlino & post eum S. Berglero. Amst., Off. Wetsteniana, 1707. 2 in 1 vol. (4), 12, 619, (8); (2), 23, 569, (7) pp. W. fold. engr. map the Mediterranean (preceding . 12°. Old (German?) vellum bind. over wooden boards w. floral blind tooling on sides within 2 panels, brass clasps on vellum stubs and brass catches. (Ti.-p. of 'Odysseæ' missing, some traces of use/minor staining of/small repairs to pp. 29-46 of 'Odysseæ', but a very good copy in an attractive bind.).

MANILIUS. Astronomicon. A Jos. Scaligeri ex vetusto codice Gemblacensi infinitis mendis repurgatum. Eiusdem Jos. Scaligeri notæ. Leyden, Ex Off. Plantiniana, apud C. Raphelengium, 1600. (32), 131, (5), (20), 510, (2) pp. W. num. diagrams in the text. 4°. Cont. vellum. (Vellum a bit wrinkled, and with small defects/rep., ties fail, new endpapers, margins stained in places, a bit browned).

MANILIUS. Astronomicon. Ex rec. et cum notis R. Bentleii. Lond., Typ. H. Woodfall, Sumpt. P. & I. Vaillant, 1739. xvi, 307, (5). W. engr. portr. by G. Vertue after I. Thornhill & fold. engr. map of the celestial bodies. 4°. Beautiful full cf. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt back, & gilt borders on both sides. (Joints split at the bottom, corners bumped, else a very fine and clean copy with ample margins).

MARCUS (AURELIUS) ANTONINUS. De Seipso et ad Seipsum libr XII. G. Xylander ed. (…). Notas & emend. adjecit M. Casaubonus. Lond., Typ. M. Flesher, 1643. (54), 343, (1), 148, (4) pp. W. ti. printed in red & black. Sm-8°. Cont. cf. (Spine ends dam., joints split, bind. rather chafed/rubbed, a bit browned/foxed in places).

MEURSIUS, J. Atticarum lectionum libri VI. In quibus antiquitates plurimae, nunc primum in lucem erutae, proferuntur. Leiden, Elzevier, 1617. (8), 376, (32) pp. Sm-4°. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides, all edges gilt. (Ties fail, previous owner's entries/scribbling on ti-p., lower margin faintly stained).

NONNUS PANOPOLITANUS. Dionusiaka / Dionysiaca, nunc primum in lucem edita, ex Bibliotheca I. Sambuci Pannonii. Cum lectionibus, & coniecturibus G. Falkenburgii Noviomagi, & indice copioso. (Greek text). Antw., Ex Off. Chr. Plantini, 1569. (24), 899, (21) pp. Lge-8°. Cont. cf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt vignets on both sides (on back side with initials 'R' and 'H'). (Bind. a bit worn/dam. in places, some old owner's entries on enpaper and ti-p., pp. 499-510 misbound, but complete, a few light marg. stains, slightly browned/foxed).

OVIDIUS -- MANDER, K. v. & J. ZOET. Uitlegging Over de Metamorphosis, of Herschepping van P. Ovidius Nazo. Amst., P. Robijn, 1643. (12), 411 pp. W. engr. ti. - Bound up with: Id. Uitbeelding der Figuren: Vertoonende hoe de Heydenen hun Goden hebben afgebeeldt en onderscheyden; hoe d'Egyptenaren hun verburgen meyningen met Dieren en andre Dingen te kennen gaven. Alles voor de Rijm-Schrijvers en Schilders seer nut. Amst., J.B. Smients, 1643. (2), 50, (5) pp. - 2 in 1 vol. 12°. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Some unobtrusive traces of use, but a nice copy).

POMPONIUS MELA -- VOSSIUS, I. Observationes ad Pomponium Melam De situ orbis. Ipse Mela longè quam antehac emend. præmittitur. The Hague, A. Vlacq, 1658. (6), 66, (24); (2), 316, (20) pp. 4°. Fine cont. cf. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt back, red labels & gilt monogram on both sides, all edges red. (A bit browned/foxed in places, else a fine copy).

ROME -- ARINGHI, P. Roma subterranea novissima in qua (…) antiqua Christianorum (…) illustrantur. Par., 1659. 2 in 1 vol. (8), 352, (24); (8), 396, (24) pp. W. engr. ti., fold. engr. map, 118 engr. ill. (of which 84 are full-p.) & 160 smaller ill. in woodcut. Fol. Cont. full cf. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt back & brown label. (Top of spine a bit dam., bottom chipped, corners renewed, margins cut, a few marg. stains else a remarkable clean copy).

SCYLAX. Periplus. Cum tralatione, & castigationibus Isaaci Vossii. Accedit anonymi Periplus Ponti Euxini, è bibliotheca Claudii Salmasii, cum ejusdem Is. vossii versione, ac notis. Ams., J. & C. Blaeu, 1639. (8), 54; (2), 16; (2), 38, (4) pp. 4°. Cont. vellum. (Skilfully rebacked in mod. hcf. (Margins cut, stained in places).

STOBAEUS. Eclogarum physicarum et ethicarum ll. II. Ab A.H.L. Heeren. Gott., 1792-1801. 2 in 4 vols. 19th c. green hcf. (Hinges weak, front side of 1 vol. loose, a bit foxed throughout). -- Added: MACROBIUS. Opera. Acced. integræ I. Pontani, J. Meursii, J. Gronovii notæ & animadversiones. Ed. nov. Lond., T. Dring & C. Harper, 1694. (32), 491, (57) pp. W. attractive engr. ti. & several woodcut diagrams in text. 19th c. red cf., marbled endpapers, a.e.g. (Upper hinge broken, but a good copy). -- (5).

SYNESIUS. Epistolae. Græcis cum antiquis codd. mss. accuratè collatis. Cum interpret. Lat. viri eruditissimi & notis. Par., Ex Off. Typogr. Cl. Morelli, 1605. (16), 623 pp. 18th c. mottled cf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt back & red edges. (Extremities worn/a bit dam.).