AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS. Rerum gestarum qui de XXXI supersunt ll. VIII. Ex MS. cod. emend. ab H. Valesio, & annot. illustr. Par., J. Camusat, 1636. 2 parts in 1 vol. (18), 488, (56); 444 pp. Ti. printed in red & black, w. engr. printer's device. 4°. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands. (Spine dam., joints split, ties fail, browned). -- Added: Id. Quae supersunt. Cum not. integris (i.a.) J. Gronovii quibus T. Reinesii quasdam & suas adj. J.A. Wagner. Ed. C.G.A. Erfurdt. 1808. 3 in 2 vols. Cont. h. mor. w. raised bands. (Browned/foxed, small stamps). -- (3).

ANTONINUS LIBERALIS. Metamorphoses. Græce et Latine. A. Berkelius emend. Leyden/Amst., Gaasbeeck, 1674. (12), 276, (24) pp. W. engr. ti. 12°. Cont. vellum. (Lower corners a bit dam., a bit browned/foxed).

ARISTAENETUS. Epistolae Graecae. Cum Lat. interpret. et notis. 3a ed. emend. et auctior. Par., M. Orry, 1610. (8), 295, (1) pp. W. woodcut printer's device on ti. Text printed in Greek & Latin. Cont. cf. w. raised bands, sides ruled in gilt, w. ms. ti.-label. (Spine ends a bit dam., upper joint partly split, some chafing, old name on ti., a bit browned/foxed in places).

ARNOBIUS. Adversus gentes libri VII. Cum rec. (Th. Canteri, G. Stewechii, G. Elmenhorstii, D. Heraldi). Ed. nov. (cura A. Thysii). Leiden, Ex Off. J. Maire, 1651. 4 in 1 vol. (12), 255; 156; (2), 191, (84); 283, (19) pp. W. engr. ti-vign. 4°. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Some yellowing throughout).

ARNOBIUS. Disputationum adversus gentes libri septem cum G. Stewechii electis. Antw., J. Trognesius, 1604. (9), 431 pp. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Last part yellowing, discreet scoring in ink & pencil throughout, a few neat annot. in an old hand ).

AUGUSTINUS. Vierighe Meditatien oft aendachten. Ende die alleenspraken der ziele tot God. Ende dat hantboecxken van der aenschouwinghe Christi. Item noch S. Bernardus devote aendachten. Ende een boecxken van S. Anselmus, ghenaemt: De Strale der Godlijcker liefden, met sommighe van zijnen Ghebeden. Nu van nieuws overgheset door Anthonium van Hemert. Antw., S. Cock, (1547). 4 parts in 1 vol. (1), 62, (1); (51); (26); (46) lvs. W. 4 woodcut ti-vign. showing Augustine (3x ident.), & 53 woodcut ills. (partly repeated). Sm-8°. 19th c. h. mor. extra w. raised bands & dark green mor. label. (Last blank lacks, sm. wormholes in outer and lower margin, sl. browned).

BARTHOLINUS, C. De tibiis veterum, et earum antiquo usu libri tres. Ed. 2a. Amst., J.H. Wetstenius, 1679. (24), 415, (5) pp. W. engr. front., engr. portr., 5 fold. engr. plates & 27 (mostly full-p.) engr. ills. 12°. Cont. cf. w. raised bands & dec. gilt back (Sl. browned, else a fine copy).

BODONI -- MUSAEUS GRAMMATICUS. Ta kath' Èrô kai Leandron / Le avventure d'Ero e di Leandro. Trasportate in verso Italiano da G. Pompei. Parma, nel Regal Palazzo (co' tipi Bodoniani), 1793. 2 in 1 vol. (2), 17, (1 blank); (2), xxv, (3 blank) pp. 4°. Old marbled brds., uncut & unopened. (Spine strengthened with later matching marbled paper).

BOETHIUS. Vertroostinge der wysbegeerte. In vyf boeken vervat, en nieuwlyks vert. d. M. Gargon. Amst./Gouda, A. Braakman/L. Kloppenburg, 1703. (42), 192, (45) pp. W. engr. ti. & 5 engr. plates. - Bound with: MINUCIUS FELIX. Octavius. Dienende als tot vervolg op de vertroostinge van Boëthius. Vert. d. M. Gargon. Vlissingen, S. Willegaarts, 1712. (6), 3-141(A1 was never there, see STCN), (3) pp. - 2 in 1 vol. Beautiful 18th c. dark brown mor. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt spine, sides decorated w. gilt centerpieces within broad gilt dec. border (bird and vegetal ornaments) along edges, all edges gilt. (Extremities slightly chafed, upper outer margin faintly stained in places, some minor foxing).

CAESAR. Commentariorum de Bello Gallico, ll. VIII. De bello Civili Pompeiano, ll. III. De bello Alexandrino, lib. I. De bello Africano, lib. I. De bello Hispaniensi, lib. I. - Bound with: Commentarios De bello Gallico ac civili, Henrici Glareani (…) annotationes. - Venice, J. Gryphius, 1552. 2 in 1 vol. (56), 496, (46), 119 pp. W. 5 wood-engrs. figuring fortified cities or parts of their fortifications (Marseille, Bourges, Alesia, Uxellodunum), the first representation of the bridge accross the Rhine built by Caesar & 2 double-p. maps (Gaul and Spain). Rebound in h. vellum. (New endpapers, repaired hole in first 14 lvs. (w. some loss of text), upper margin cut short, sl. yellowed).

CAESAR. Quae extant, cum selectis var. comm., quorum plerique novi, opera et studio A. Montani. Acc. not. Galliae & notae auctiores ex autographo J. Scaligeri. Leyden, ex off. A. Wyngaerden, 1651. (10), 864, (26) pp. W. engr. ti., 3 full-p. engr. & 1 fold. map. Cont. vellum w. blindstamped sides. (Vellum stained, ties fail, paste-down & endpaper detached, but soundly bound).

CAESAR. Quae extant. Ex emend. I. Scaliger. Leyden, Ex Off. Elzeviriana, 1661. (8), 526, (34) pp. W. engr. ti., 3 engr. fold. maps & 5 full-p. woodcuts. 12°. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Upper hinge weak, old name entry on ti., outer margin stained in places).

CALLIMACHUS. Hymni, epigrammata, et fragmenta. Ex rec. Th.J.G.F. Graevii cum ejusdem animadv. Utrecht, F. Halma & G. v.d. Water, 1697. 2 in 1 vol. (30), 496, (136); (16), 758, (64) pp. W. engr. front., ti.-vign. (repeated on 2nd ti.), 6 full-p. engr. & sev., mainly numismatical, text-engr. Lge-8°. Cont. vellum. (Some faint stains in places, stamps on the ti. & traces of use, but a good copy).

CASALIUS, J.B. De profanis et sacris veteribus ritibus. Roma, A. Phaeus, 1644-45. 3 parts in 1 vol. (11), 1-93, (5), 95-269, (16); (10), 496, (35) pp. W. engr. ti-vign., 21 engr. plates (13 fold.) & many woodcuts in the text. Sm-4°. Cont. cf. w. gilt dec. spine w. yellow label & gilt dec. board edges. (Ex libris on paste-down, several neat annot. in ink in the margins).

CYPRIANUS. Opera. Iam denuo quam accur. rec., coll. facta ed. P. Manutii & G. Morelii ad exemplaria aliquot manuscripta vetustissima, (…). Adnot. J. Pamelii. Ed. 2a. Paris, S. Nivellius, 1574. 2 in 1 vol. (112), 225, (3); (4), 226-607, (2) pp. W. lge woodcut printer's mark on ti. Fol. Old cf. w. raised bands & red edges. (Bind. chafed, sm. ex. libr. tickets/stamps, old owner's entry on ti., sm. hole in ti., some annot./underl. in an old hand, stained in places, some minor foxing).

DIO CASSIUS -- XIPHILINUS, J. Rerum Romanarum à Pompeio Magno ad Alexãdrum Mamææ, Epitome. (Greek text). - Rerum Romanarum (…) Epitome. (Lat. text by G. Blanco). Par., Ex Off. R. Stephani, 1551. 357, (3); (6), 280, (10) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark. on first ti., woodcut coat of arms on 2nd ti., & sev. initials and headpieces. 4°. Cont. cf. binding with gilt coat of arms of Nicolas Fayet on both sides. (Rebacked in mod. cf., old owner's entry on ti., upper margin stained at beginning 2nd work).

DIONYSIUS HALICARNASSUS. Antiquitatem sive originem Romanarum ll. X. Sigimundo Gelenio interprete. Add. undecimum ex vers. Lapi, (…). Basel, (H. Froben & N. Episcopius), 1549. (48), 518, (2 blank), (32) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti. & on v° last leaf, and sev. woodcut initials. Fol. Old vellum. (Rebacked in mod. vellum, new endpapers, old owner's entry on ti., faintly waterstained in places, sl. browned/foxed).

EUSEBIUS PAMPHILUS. Historia ecclesiastica. Dat is warachtighe beschrijvinge aller ouder Christelijcker Kercken. Ten eersten de Historia Ecclesiastica, Eusebii Pamphilii Caesariensis elf Boecken. Ten anderen de Historia Ecclesiastica Tripartita, Sozomeni, Socratis, ende Theodoreti twaelf Boecken (...). Dordr., P. Verhaghen, 1613, 2 parts in 1 vol. (part 2 with 1612 on title-p.). (24), 488, (42), xxxvi pp. W. ti. printed in red and black, large woodcut on ti. Sm-fol. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (New endpapers, upper margin of ti. rep. on v°, margins stained in places, a bit browned).

FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS. Boecken; te weten twintigh van de Oude Geschiedenissen der Joden. Nu op nieuws uyt de Grieksche en Latijnsche sprake vert. d. L. v. Bos. Daer by gevoeght: Egesippus. Boecken Van de Joodsche Oorlogen, en de Verstoringe der Stadt Jerusalem. Mede op het nieuws uyt het Hoogduyts d. S. de Vries. Dordr., J. Savry, 1665 (=1663). 3 parts in 1 vol. (6), 402, (12); (2), 86, (2) lvs. W. engr. ti. & 259 text-engr. by P. Schut. Fol. Cont. vellum. (Front. cut out and mounted, margins a bit stained in places).

FLORUS. Cum notis integris Cl. Salmasii et selectissimis variorum, accur. S.M.D.C. Additus etiam L. Ampelius, ex bibl. Cl. Salmasii. Amst., ex off. Elzeviriana, 1674. 2 parts in 1 vol. (16), 588, (108); 46 pp. W. engr. ti. by C.V. Dalen. Cont. vellum. (Lower paste-down a bit loose; annot. in ink in an old hand on the verso (!) side).

GRONOVIUS, J.F. In Papinii Statii Silvarum libros V. Diatribe ad Th. Graswinckelium. The Hague, Th. Maire. 1637. (22), (2 blank), 418, (32) pp. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Upper part stained, a bit browned). -- Added: PETRONIUS. Satyricon. Cum uberioribus, commentariis (…). Ed. nova. Leiden, J. Maire, 1623. (24), 374 (recte 360) pp. 12°. Cont. cf. (Spine ends & extremities dam., text is complete but page numbers 122-125, 173-174 and 343-350 have been skipped in the pagination, slightly browned, but else in good interior condition). -- (2).

HEINSIUS, N. Adversariorum ll. IV. Numquam antea ed. (…) Subjiciuntur ejusdem notae ad Catullum et Propertium nunc primum productae. Cur. P. Burmanno, jr. Harlingen, F. v.d. Plaats, 1742. W. engr. front.-portr. 4°. Cont. blind tooled vellum. (Vellum on spine loosening/dam., a bit browned/foxed). -- J.A.E. SCHMIDT. Grieksch-Hollandsch handwoordenboek. Leiden, (etc.), 1833. Cont. vellum w. gilt coat of arms on both sides. -- G.H. NIEUPOORT. Rituum, qui olim apud Romanos obtinuerunt, succincta explicatio. Ed. 3a. Utr., J. Broedelet, 1723. (18), 596, (78) pp. W. engr. front., ti-vign. & 7 engr. (2 fold.). Sm-8°. Cont. hcf. (W. stamps). -- TIBULLUS. Carmina libri III. Novis curis cast. Chr.G. Heyne. Lpz., J.F. Junius, 1777. Cont. cf. w. raised bands & dec. gilt back. (A bit browned/foxed). -- (4).

HERODIANUS. Historiarum ll. VIII. (Gr. et Lat.). Cum not. & animadv. J. H. Boecleri. Ed. 3a. Acc. index Graecus (...), autore B. Scheidio. Straßburg, 1694. 2 in 1 vol. (32), 468, (44); (16), 542 (recte 562), (84) pp. W. engr. front. (outer margin cut short). Cont. vellum. (Upper margin faintly stained in places, a bit browned).

HESIODUS. Quae extant, cum Graecis scholiis, Procli, Moschopuli, Tzetzae, in Erga kai Hèmeras, Jo. Diaconi & incerti in reliqua. Accessit liber singularis, (...). Item notae, emend., observat., & index copiosissimus (...). Opera et studio D. Heinsii. (Leyden), Ex off. Plantiniana Raphelengii, 1603. 2 (in 1) vol. (44), 329, (1), (2 blank); 159, (1) pp. W. 1 full-p. woodcut in the text depicting ancient instruments of agriculture (p. 311). 4°. Mod. antique style hcf. w. red mor. label. (A few marg. stains, rather browned/foxed in places).

HIPPOCRATES. Aphorismorum, Lib. viii. Eiusdem praesagiorum Lib. iii. Item de natura humana Lib. I. Praeterea de ratione uictus in morbis acutis Lib. iiii. Postremo Galeni ars medicinalis, Graece & Latine. (Ed. by A. Thorer). Basel, H. Petri, (1543). (8), 644, (2) pp. W. printer's woodcut mark at the end. Cont. blind tooled pigskin over wooden boards, spine w. raised bands, brass clasps & catches, binding dated 1553 and decorated w. medaillon portraits of Martin Luther, Erasmus & Philipp Melanchton, very clear print, only slightly yellowed. (Binding discold. but firm & barely worn, several (name) entries in ink & pencil on paste-down & first free endpaper, small entry on title-p., note "Medicamen liber" on the edges, some neat scoring in the text).

HISTORIAE AUGUSTAE scriptores sex. I. Casaubonus ex vett. libris rec.: idemque librum adiecit emend. & notarum. Par., A. & H. Drouart, 1603. 2 parts in 1 vol. (20), 375, (1), (56); 576, (34) pp. 4°. Cont. limp vellum w. overl. sides. (Vellum a bit soiled, ties fail, free endpaper gone, old name entry on ti., marg. annot. on 2nd leaf, a few faint marg. stains, sl. browned).

IGNATIUS ANTIOCHENUS. Epistolae genuinae, juxta exemplar Medicéum denuo rec., una cum veteri Lat. versione: Annot. J. Pearson & Th. Smith illustr. Oxf., E Theatro Sheldoniano, 1709. (14), 75, (1 blank), (2), 117, (3) pp. W. engr. ti-vign. Fol. Cont. mottled cf. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt back & sides, brown label, speckled edges. (Spine ends chipped, upper joint split).

IRENAEUS. Opus eruditissimum in quinque libros digestum, in quibus mire retegit & confutat veterum haereseon impias ac portentosas opiniones, ex vetustiss. codicum collatione quantum licuit Des. Erasmi opera emend. Basel, Froben, 1560. (12), 338, 2 blank, (24) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti. & at the end. Fol. Mod. brds. w. brown cf. label.

ISOCRATES. Scripta, quae quidem nunc extant, omnia, Graecolatina, postremò recognita: H. Wolfio interprete. Basel, (Ex Off. Oporiniana), H. Gemusaeus, 1594. (16), 1121, (63) pp. W. woodcut printer's vignet on ti. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Ties fail, lower outer corner ti-p. rep., some underl. in (green) ink to prelims, a bit browned).

JUVENALIS & PERSIUS. Satyrae cum commentariis atque annotationibus, omnium quorum in hunc diem aliquid editum extat. Basel, (H. Froben & N. Episcopius), 1551. (8), 645, (22) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti. & on v° last leaf, and sev. woodcut initials. Fol. Cont. vellum w. raised bands. (Spine a bit dam./worn, vellum soiled, bind. a bit warped, sm. stamp on ti., stained in places (espec. beginning & end), last lvs. a bit wrinkled and lower margin a bit brittle/dam.).

LAURO, G. Antiquae urbis splendor. Rome, 1612(-28). W. fold. engr. portr. of Pope Urban VIII (cut out & laid down) & 167 numb. engr. plates (incl. ti-pp.). 4°-obl. Cont. cf. (Bind. rebacked & restored, more or less waterstained throughout, sev. sm. marg. tears).

LIVIUS. De Roomsche historie of gesten. Leyden, J. Paedts Jacobszoon & J. Bouwenszoon, 1585. 4 parts in 1 vol. (12), 301 lvs. W. 4 divisional ti-pp. w. unif. large woodcut oval printer's mark showing David and Goliath within historiated borders, num. initials. Sm-fol. Old cf. w. raised bands & richly dec. gilt back. (Sm. dam. to bind., spine rubbed/chafed, new endpapers, final blank lacks, a few marg. stains, but else a clean copy).

LONGUS. Les amours pastorales de Daphnis et Chloé. (N.pl. = Paris), 1745. (12), 159, (1 blank), xx pp. W. engr. front. by B. Audran after A. Coypel, engr. ti-vign. & 29 (13 fold.) engr. plates by B. Audran after Philippe d'Orleans, & 8 head- & tail-pieces by i.a. Cochin. Sm-8°. Cont. mottled cf., spine gilt with 5 raised bands & red mor. label, gilt dec. border on both sides, a.e.g. (Sl. yellowed).

LUCILIUS. Satyrarum quae supersunt reliquiae. F.J. Dousa collegit, disposuit, & notas addidit. Leiden, Ex Off. Plantiniana Fr. Raphelengii, 1597. (24), 140 pp. 4°. Cont. vellum. (Small hole in front side, ties fail, upper hinge weak, w. libr. stamps on v° ti-p., old scratched out name entry on ti., annot. in an old hand on fly-lvs. and in margins, a bit stained/browned in places).

LUCRETIUS. De rerum natura ll. VI. Ad postremam O. Gifanii emend. accur. rest. Leyden, ex off. Plantiniana, apud F. Raphelengium, 1595. (48), 486 pp., last leaf blank. W. woodcut printer's device on the title. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Several name entries on first free endpaper, annot. in ink on flyleaf, name entry on title p.).

MAXIMUS TYRIUS. Dissertationes philosophicæ. Cum interpr. & notis D. Heinsii hac 2a ed. emend. Accessit Alcinoi in Platonem. Leiden, J. Patius, 1614. 2 in 1 vol. (20), 534 (=524) pp., 2 lvs. (1 blank); 157(=147), (35) pp. - Bound with: THEMISTIUS. Orationes aliquot non editae cum interpretat. P. Pantini et viri eruditi notis. Leiden, J. Patius, 1614. (3, 127, (8) pp. - And: GEORGIUS ACROPOLITA. Chronicon Constantinopolitanum. Ex. bibl. Th. Dousa. Leiden, G. Basson, 1614. (12), 56, 95 pp. - Tog. 4 in 1 vol. Vellum w. richly dec. spine & red (dam.) label. (Name entries on endpapers, first 2 works some annot. in old hands, margins cut, the usual yellowing but otherwise very good).

NEPOS, C. De vita excellentium imperatorum Graecorum ac Romanorum. Cum comm. D. Lambini. Frankf., C. Marnius & hered. J. Aubrii, 1608. (24), 471, (1) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti.-p. and repeated on v° of final leaf. - Bound with: Id. Opera quae quidem extant historica virorum domi militiaeque illustrium Graecorum Romanorumque. Ed. A. Schottus. (Ibid., id.), 1609. 212, (2 blank), 23, (5) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti.-p. and repeated on v° of final leaf. - 2 in 1 vol. Fol. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. w. cf. ms. label. (Ties fail, foxed in places).

OPPIANUS. De venatione ll. IV; De piscatu ll. V. Cum interpr. Lat., comment. (...) studio & opera C. Rittershusii (…). Leiden, Off. Plantiniana, 1597. 3 in 1 vol. (88), 376, (32); (8), 344; 164, (4) pp. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Back cover stained, some scoring in ink, several annot. in ink on endpapers & ti-p., a very good copy).

OROSIUS, P. Adversus Paganos, (quos vocant) historiarum libri septem. Nunc denuo cum manu scriptis exemplaribus aliquot collati, diligentiusque (…) excusi. Cologne, J. van Gennep (for G. Hittorp), 1542. (16), 516 pp. Title-p. w. four-part woodcut borders. Cont. vellum. w. overl. sides. (2 (burn?)holes in the spine, vellum slightly torn at upper spine end, 1 hole in the front, ties fail, hinges delicate, wormholes in paste-down clumsily repaired w. paper, small wormhole in title-p., slight waterstaining along the fore-margin).

OVIDIUS. Amatoria. Quorum indicem sequens continet pagella. Lyon, S. Gryphius, 1554. 397, (1) pp. W. woodcut printer mark on ti. & at the end. Sm-8°. Cont. richly blind tooled pigskin w. raised bands. (Bind. a bit rubbed/soiled, endpapers rep., margins frayed at beginning & end, some tiny marg. wormholes, lower outer corner leaf xx8 torn off (minor loss of text), annot. in an old hand, sl. browned/stained).

OVIDIUS. Le Metamorfosi (…) ridotte da Gio. Andrea dall'Anguillara, in ottava rima. Con l'annot. di G. Horologgi, et con gli argomenti de Fr. Turchi. Venice, O. de' Gobbio, 1581 (Colophon: 1580). 230 lvs. W. title within type-ornament border & sev. woodcut illustr. Sm-8°. Mod. cf., bound antique style. (Old name entry on ti., a few old. marg. annot., faintly stained).

OVIDIUS. Metamorphoseos libri quindecim, cum comment. Raphaelis Regii. Adiect. Annotationibus J. Micylli nunc primum in lucem ed. Cum (…) indice. Basel, J. Hervagius, 1543. (28), 355, (5) pp. W. 2 woodcut printer's devices, 3 diagrams in text, woodcut initials. Fol. 17th c. mottled cf., spine raised in compartments. (Bind. a bit worn, rebacked (part of old spine laid down), name erased from ti.-p., outer blank lower corner of first 16 lvs. a bit stained, but internally sound and good).

OVIDIUS. Metamorphoses. Argumentis quidem soluta oratione, enarrationibus autem & allegoriis elegiaco versu expositae (…) diligentia ac studio per J. Sprengium. (Frankf., G. Corvinus, S. Feyerabent, & heirs of W. Galli), 1563. (12), 178, (1) lvs. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti. and at the end, & 178 half-p. woodcuts by Virgil Solis. Charming 19th c. full red mor. w. raised bands, dec. gilt spine, gilt fillet borders on both sides, all edges red and dec. w. gilt crosses. (Extremities sl. chafed, previous owner stamp on v° ti., scratched out name entry on ti., tiny wormhole running throughout in upper margin, sl. browned).

OVIDIUS -- MAROLLES, M. de. Tableaux du Temple des Muses Representant les Vertus, et les Vices. N.pl., no publ., n.d. (=Paris, 1655?). W. engr. ti. and 55 (of 58) engr. emblematical plates. 4°. Old hcf. (A bit thumbed occasionally, lacking plates 44, 48 and 57, but altog. fair impressions).

PIROLI, Th. Antiquités d'Herculanum. Publ. p. F. & P. Piranesi. Tom. 1-3: Peintures. (Par., 1804). 3 (of 6) parts in 1 vol. W. 3 letterpress ti-pp., 8 text-pp., engr. portr. of the artist & tog. 156 engr. plates (48; 48; 60). Fol. Cont. h. vellum w. gilt dec. and blue & red labels, uncut.

PLATO. Opera, quæ ad nos extant omnia, per Ianum Cornarium latina lingua conscripta. Eiusdem I. Cornarii Eclogae decem, (…). additis M. Ficini argumentis & commentariis in singulos dialogos. Basel, H. Froben & N. Episcopius, 1561. (12), 1048, (30) lvs. W. woodcut printer's device on ti.-p. and on v° last leaf, and fine woodcut initials throughout. Fol. Richly blind tooled panelled vellum over wooden brds., spine raised in compartments, brass clasps and catches. (Front side partly stained, outer margin ti.-p. rep. on v°, wormhole in last 17 lvs., but altog. a beautiful copy).

PLINIUS MAIOR. Historiae mundi ll. XXXVII. Ex nov. & labor. ed. J. Dalechampii (…) P. Cigalini. Frankfurt, Cl. Marnius & her. J. Aubrius, 1608. (16), 1688, (189) pp. W. printer's woodcut on title-p. & on the last p. & some diagrams in the text. 8°. Cont. blind tooled pigskin. (Spine w. raised bands, prof. dec. sides, gauffered edges, title-p. w. 1 hole & 1 name entry cut away in the lower margin, some annot. in ink, annot. in an old hand on the back of the title-p., some annot. in ink in the margins & scoring in text in an old hand from book XX on).

PLUTARCHUS. Ankunfft, Leben und Wesen, Glück und unglück, gut und böse, weise und unweise Räthe, Reden, Anschläge, Thaten, Merckliche warhaffte Historien und Geschichten, (…) fürtrefflicher Manns und Frawen personen (…). Ins Teutsch gebracht durch Hieronymum Boner. [2nd part:] Das Leben des allerdurchleüchtigsten Künig Alexanders des grossen (…). Colmar, (B. Grüninger), 1547 (at end 2nd part: 1541). 2 parts in 1 vol. (5), 484, (1); 161, 1 blank, lvs. W. woodcut on ti.-p., 1 woodcut coat of arms and 40 half-p. woodcuts by J. Kallenberg (monogrammed IK) in text (incl. repeats). Fol. Cont. panelled vellum over wooden brds., front side dated 1571, both sides richly blind tooled w. decorative borders, clasps and catches fail. (Some (faint) staining in first half of book, outer lower corner of ti.-p. a bit dam., owner's entries on ti.-p., but altog. in very good condition).

POMPONIUS MELA. De situ orbis libri tres. And. Schottus rec. & spicilgio illustr. Add. H. Barbati Veneti, & F. Nonij Pintiani Castigationes. - Bound as usual with: A. SCHOTTUS. Geographica et historica Herodoti, quae Lat. Mela exscripsit, (…). - Antw., Ex Off. Chr. Plantini, 1582. 2 in 1 vol. 64, (16), 71, 69-80, 70; 28 pp. W. woodcut printer's device on both ti-pp., beautiful fold. engr. worldmap by Ortelius, 1 small text-woodcut & sev. historiated initials. Old hcf. extra w. raised bands, dec. gilt back & brown label. (Lacking final blank of first work (II4), ink annot. first endpaper, tiny hole to p. 33, a few underl., a bit browned/foxed in places).

PRUDENTIUS, A.C. Opera. Commentariis A.A. Nebrissens, atque J. Sichardi scholiis illustrata. (Antw., G. Coppens van Diest, 1546). (1), 262, (2) pp. Title-p. w. woodcut border. 8°. Neat modern vellum. (Title on spine in pencil, annot. on title-p. in ink in an old hand, some yellowing).

QUINTUS CALABER. (= QUINTUS SMYRNAEUS). Praetermissorum ab Homero ll. XIV Graece, cum versione Latina et integris emend. L. Rhodomanni et Cur. J.C. de Pauw. Leiden, J. v. Abcoude, 1734. (16), 871, (16) pp. W. engr. ti.-vign. Fine cont. vellum. (Sl. yellowed).

SENECA. Opera quae exstant omnia: A I. Lipsio emend. et scholiis ill. Antw., Ex Off. Plantiniana, vid. & fil. J. Moretus, 1615. (8), xxxvi, 796, 53, (5) pp. W. engr. ti., engr. front.-portr. of Lipsius, engr. plate of Seneca standing in a tub & engr. portr. of Seneca (last 2 plates by C. Galle after Rubens). Fol. Cont. richly blind tooled cf. over wooden brds. (Spine dam./clumsily rep., clasps gone, hole in free endpaper, tiny wormholes in places, sl. yellowed).

SIBYLLINA ORACULA ex vett. codd. aucta, renovata, et notis illustrata a Joh. Opsopaeo Brettano. Cum interpretatione Latina Seb. Castalionis et indice. W. engr. ti. & 12 engrs. by C. de Mallery in text. - Bound with: Oracula metrica Jovis, Apollinis, Hecates, Serapidis, et aliorum (…) a J. Opsopaeo collecta. Item Astrampsychi Oneirocriticon a Jos. Scaligero digestum & castigatum. Graece et Latine. W. large woodcut on ti. - And: Oracula magica Zoroastris cum scholiis Plethonis et Pselli nunc primum editi, e Bibliotheca Regia, studio Johannis Opsopaei. W. large woodcut on ti. - Paris, (Comp. de la Grand'Navire), 1607. 3 parts in 1 vol. (16), 524, 71, (2); xxiv (recte xx), 114, (5); 144 (recte 140) pp. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides & red speckled edges. (Paste downs detached, upper hinge broken, outer margin of endpapers a bit crumpled, outer margin faintly stained at the end).

SIBYLLINA ORACULA -- SIBYLLIAKOI chrèsmoi, hoc est Sibyllina oracula. (…) opera & studio S. Gallæus. Accedunt etiam Oracula magica Zoroastris, Jovis, Apollinis, &c. græce & lat., cum notis var. Amst., H. & Vid. Th. Boom, 1689. 2 in 1 vol. (28), 791, (27); 127 pp. W. engr. ti. by R. de Hooghe. 4°. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands. (W. stamps on ti., sl. browned/foxed in places, else a fine copy in a firm binding).

SIBYLLINA ORACULA -- SIBYLLIAKÔN chrèsmôn logoi oktô. Sibyllinorum Oraculorum Libri VIII. Add. S. Castalionis intrepret. Lat., que Greco eregione respondeat. Cum annot. X. Betuleij. Basel, J. Oporinus, (1555). 333, (2) pp. Printed in Greek and Latin. W. woodcut initials. 18th c. cf. w. dec. gilt back, green label, sides ruled in gilt, inside dentelles. (Joints a bit dam. at the bottom, sm. stamp/scribbling on ti. p., lower inner blank margin last lvs. a bit wormholed, some faint marg. stains, a few underl./annot.).

SILIUS ITALICUS. Punicorum ll. XVII. Cum excerptis (i.a.) F. Modii. Et posthumis not. N. Heinsii. Cur. A. Drakenborch. Utr., G. Vande Water, 1717. (32), 880, (26) pp. W. engr. front., woodcut ti.-vign. showing view on Utrecht, 8 full-p. engr. & 26 text-engr. 4°. Cont. blind tooled vellum. w. raised bands & brown cf. label. (Vellum soiled, a bit browned/foxed in places).

STOBAEUS, J. Dicta poetarum quae exstant. Emendata et latino carmine reddita ab H. Grotio. Access. Plutarchi & Basilii Magni de usu Graecorum Poetarum libelli. Par., N. Buon, 1623. (40), 200, 564 pp. 4°. Cont. cf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt back & red label. (Spine a bit dam./rep., stamp on ti., sl. browned/foxed, w. ms. index at the end).

SUETONIUS. (Opera), et in eum comm. exhibente J. Schildio. Ed. 2a. Leiden, ex off. F. Hackii, 1651. (40), 850, (82) pp. W. engr. ti. & 12 engr. portrs. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Tight in binding, first free endpaper gone, some faint marg. annot. on first 6 lvs., sl. yellowed).

TACITUS. De hoochberoemde historien. Vervatende XVI Annalen, ofte Jaerboecken der Roomsche gheschiedenissen, van de doot des keysers Augustiaen tot op het ryck van Galba (…). (&) Het tweede stuck vervatende vijf boecken ghenaemt Historien ofte vertellinghen der Romeynscher gheschiedenissen. (Vert. d.) J. Vennekool. Delft/Leiden, A. Gerritsen/A. v.d. Marsse, 1616. 2 in 1 vol. (8), 203, (1 blank); (4), 230(sic!)-429, (17) lvs. W. 1 engr. ti. & 12 half-p. engr. circular portrs. 4°. Old mottled cf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt back & red edges. (Bind. sl. dam. in places, upper joint split, bind. a bit shaky, some scribbling on engr. ti., 1 marg. rep., margins cut short (in a few places affecting the running title), some faint stains, sl. browned).

TATIANUS. Oratio ad Græcos. HERMIAS. Irrisio gentilium philosophorum. (Ed.) W. Worth. Oxford, E Theatro Sheldoniano, 1700. (14), 16, 209, (1), xxvii, (3), 210-252 pp. W. engr. ti-vign., 1 engr. headpiece & 1 engr. initial by M. Burghers. Fine cont. vellum w. red speckled edges.

TERENTIUS. Comoediae VI. Comm. F. Lindenbruchius. - Bound with: G. FAERNUS. Emendationes in Publ. Terentii Fabulas. - Par., Ex Off. Plantiniana: H. Perier, 1602. (26), 654, (2); 117 pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti's. & v°'s last p. 4°. Cont. limp vellum w. overl. sides. (Ties fail, small stamp on ti. & last p., some faint marg. stains, sl. browned).

TERTULLIANUS. Opera (…) emend. Nic. Rigalltii cum eiusdem annotat. integris & variorum comment., (…). Paris, P. Le Petit, E. Couterot & C. Angot, 1675. (64), 735, (1) pp. Fol. Cont. marbled cf. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt back, brown label & blue marbled edges. (Spine ends dam., joints partly split, sm. stamp on ti., but in good and clean interior condition).

THEATRE -- FICORONI, F. De larvis scenicis et figuris comicis antiquorum Romanorum. Ed. 2a auctior et emend. Rome, Angelo Rotili for Venanzio Monaldini, 1754. (12), 115, (9) pp. W. engr. ti-vign. & 85 engr. plates (1 fold.) of masks and burlesque figures of the theater of Ancient Rome. Fol. Cont. mottled cf. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt spine & red edges. (Joints partly split. extremities a bit dam., upper outer corner first 11 lvs. stained, a bit browned/foxed in places).

TIBULLUS. Quae exstant. Acc. notae, cum var. lectionum libello & terni indices. (Studio J. Broukhusii). Amst., Ex off. Wetsteniana, 1708. (18), 476, (71) pp. Ti. printed in red & black, w. engr. front., ti.-engr., 9 text-engr. & 9 full-p. engr. 4°. Cont. cf. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt back & red edges. (Label gone, joints partly split, bind. a bit chafed in places).

VEGETIUS RENATUS, F. De Re Militari Libri Quatuor; Post omnium editiones ope veterum librorum correcti a G. Stewechio Heusdano (…). Antw., Plantin 1585. 2 vols in 1. (6), 276, (8), 419 pp. W. many woodcuts in the text & 1 fold. table. Sm-4°. 19th c. hcf. w. gilt dec spine. (Boards scuffed, a few neat annot. in ink in the margin, ex libris on paste-down, but a remarkably clean copy).

VERGILIUS. Codex antiquissimus a Rufio Turcio Aproniano V.C. distinctus et emendatus qui nunc Florentiae in bibliotheca medico-Laurentiana adservatur bono publico. Florence, Typ. Mannianis, 1741. (2), xxxv, (1), 459 (=461) pp. Printed in black and red, engr. front., vignettes and initial. 4°. Or. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands. (Piece of flyleaf cut out, some name entries on flyleaves, else an excellent copy).

VLITIUS, J. (=J. v. Vliet). Autores rei venaticæ antiqui. Ad Christinam Augustam. Leyden, (J. & D.) Elzevier, 1653. (24), 491, (13), 48 pp. W. engr. ti. 12°. Cont. cf. w. raised bands & red label. (Paste downs detached).