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[PSALMS.]
Les Pseaumes de David, mis en rime Françoise, par Clement Marot, et Theodore de Beze.
‘Se vendent à Charenton, par Antoine Cellier, demeurent à Paris … à l’Imprimerie des Roziers’, 1667.
Charenton-printed French Psalms in a remarkable shagreen binding with silver-filigree furniture, with English provenance since the eighteenth century.
£2750
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REMOND, François.
Francisci Remondi Divionensis e Societate Iesu carmina et orationes. Secunda editio, carminibus, et orationibus...
La Flèche, Jacques Rezé, 1616.
Later enlarged edition (based on that printed at Milan in 1614) of the poems and speeches of the French Jesuit François Remond (1558–1631).
£450
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SALLUST.
C. Crispi Sallustii de conjuratione Catilinae historia. Eiusdem de bello Iugurthino ...
Paris, Robert Estienne, 1544.
Estienne’s edition of the works of Sallust, annotated by an early English reader.
£1500
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[SIBYLLINE ORACLES.]
Σιβυλλιακοι χρησμοι hoc est Sibyllina oracula ex vett. codd. aucta, renovate, et notis illustrate...
Paris, [Compagnie du grande navire,] 1607.
Second edition, handsomely printed in three sizes of the Grecs du roi, and illustrated with fine plates of the Sibyls by Mallery.
£1200
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SPON, Jacob.
Voyage d’Italie, de Dalmatie, de Grece, et du Levant, fait aux années 1675 et 1676 par Jacob Spon docteur medecin...
Lyons, Antoine Cellier, 1678.
Very rare first edition of ‘one of the most important accounts of travels in the Levant, and the first description of Athens which was systematic, detailed, and trustworthy’ (Blackmer).
£4750
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SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, Caius.
[De XII Caesarum vitis. De Illustribus grammaticis. De Claris rhetoribus. Horatii vita. Plinii vita....
Paris, Typographia Regia, 1644.
An attractive, illustrated pocket Suetonius. Quoting the pioneering early eighteenth-century bookseller Guillaume de Bure, Cookman notes that this edition is ‘recherché a cause de la beauté de son impression’.
£350
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SULPITIUS VERULANUS, Joannes.
Quinta recognitio atque additio ad Grammaticen Sulpitianam cum textu Ascensiano in quo plurimis locis...
Paris, François Regnault, 9 April 1513.
An unrecorded edition of this compilation of grammatical tracts composed in the late fifteenth century by Giovanni Sulpizio da Veroli, this copy with Latin and English notes by an English schoolboy.
£7500
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TACITUS, Cornelius.
Les oeuvres … a sçavoir, les Annales et Histoires des choses advenues en l’Empire de Rome depuis le trespas...
Paris, Jean Houzé, 1599.
Rare anonymous French translation of the works of Tacitus, at the peak of French interest in his writings, in a contemporary gilt vellum binding.
£750