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[Varia. Antique books - Lot]. Set of 9 titles in 14 volumes. - SCHOOENEBEEK (Adriaan). Historie van alle ridderlyke en Krygs-Orders T' Amsterdam, by Adriaan Schoonebeek, 1697. In-8, [20] f., 281 p., [3] f., contemporary ivory vellum, smooth spine, handwritten title and dates post. (spine browned; one fig. short of margin). First volume (only one of two published) of this work on the orders of chivalry. It is illustrated with a frontispiece and 39 full-page figures, all engraved on copper. - HOMER. Ilias Per Johan Vignon, 1606. Fort in-16, [8]f., 998p. Contemporary tan calf, boards with the arms of Nicolas François de Lorraine (1609-1670). Incomplete at the end; worm work; binding worn, upper board almost detached. - [16th century book]. CATULLE, TIBULLE, PROPERCE. His accesserunt Corn. Galli Fragmenta. Lugduni, Apud Haeredes S. Gryphii, 1561. In-16, 342 p., posterior half calf with corners (old etiquette pasted on the back of the spine, ink stain on p.131, browning). Provenance: Old manuscript bookplate: Del Sig. Giovanni Anglini. - CERVANTÈS]. History of the admirable Don Quixote de la Mancha. In Amsterdam, chez Pierre Humbert, 1735. 6 vols. in-12, post mortem tan, red title-pieces, green head-pieces, ornamented boards, cold fillet, spotted edges (bindings scratched, accidents to the head-pieces; a few tears without loss and stains; some plates missing). Copy illustrated with 6 frontispieces and 34 (of 45) plates. - PALLAVICINO (Ferrante). The celestial divorce caused by the disorders, & the dissolutions of the Roman wife. And dedicated to the simplicity of scrupulous Christians. With the life of the author... Translated from the Italian by *** [J. -S. Brodeau d'Oiseville]. In Cologne, s.n., 1696. In-12, front cover, 175 p., paperback, dust jacket (rough restoration to frontispiece and title page, one corner missing in margin of title). - MOUHY (Charles de Fieux de). New motives of conversion for the use of the people of the world; or Talks on the necessity, & on the means of conversion. With stanzas for the Holy Friday dedicated to H.H. Madame la princesse de Lambesk. A Paris, chez Gabriel Valleyre, Charles de Poilly, 1738. In-12, 79 p., marbled havana basane, spine with 5 nerves, red title-piece, ornate caissons, decorated edges (uncovered headpieces, corners rubbed). Portrait-frontispiece of the author, after Latinville engraved by Fessard. - MARTIN (Thomas). Relation concerning the events which happened to a ploughman of the Beauce, in the first months of 1816. In London, from the printers Cox fils and Baylis, 1819. In-8, IV-103 p., paperback, waiting cardboard. Provenance: handwritten ex-libris of Monsieur le docteur Archbold, in Bordeaux (19th c.); red stamp Ex bibliotheca Domus Burdigalensis. - BURNOUF (Émile), [translation]. The Bhagavad-Gîtâ or The Song of the Blessed. Indian poem, published by the Academy of Stanislas. Paris, B. Duprat, Nancy, Nicolas Grosjean, 1861. In-8, black morocco, spine with 5 nerves, gilt author, gilt Sanskrit title on upper board, double gilt fillet on the edges, lace (headpieces and corners slightly rubbed). First edition of this scholarly translation. - BOITARD (Pierre). Études antédiluviennes. Paris before men, fossil man, etc. Histoire naturelle du globe terrestre illustrée, d'après les dessins de l'auteur... suivi d'une nomenclature des trois règnes de la nature antédiluvienne, par P.-Ch. Joubert. Paris, Passard, 1861. In-8, midnight blue half calf, spine with 4 nerves, author and title gilt (2 corners crushed, qq. russ.). 36 plates and 1 [of 2] folding maps.
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