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JUSTINUS, Marcus Junianus

Historiae Philippicae / Annotated by J. Bongars et al. Edited by A. Gronovius. Editio secunda.
Leiden
Samuel en Joannes Luchtmans
1760
€200 - €300

In 8, [44], XLII,1034, [172], engraved frontispiece, woodcut printers device on the title page, woodcut head- and tail-pieces, some woodcut initials, some pages with a small hole to the lower left margin. Slightly age-toned. A printed certificate is affixed stating that this prize book was presented to Puero Hartog Itzig from Berlin.
We add:
PLAUTUS, Maccius Titus, Captivi comoedia, ad metricae legis normam recensita, cum collatione quinque codd. mss.et observationibus aucta ab Joanne Bosscha, Amsterdam: Joannis Altheer and Petri den Hengst and son, 1817, in 8, [VII], VIII-XVI, 234. + AESCHYLUS, recensuit Jacobus Scholefield, A.M. coll. ss. trin. nuper socius et gaecarum literarum professor regius, Canterbury and London: J. and J.J. Deighton and C. and J. Rivington, 1828. In 8, [6], 436. Slightly age-toned. All three volumes are bound in AMSTERDAM prize bindings of full vellum, gilt-stamped with the heraldic arms of the city on the covers and gilt borders along the edges. The spines feature gilt titles. The two additional books have green closing ties. Traces of the closing ties still visible on the cover of Historiae Philippicae. In total 3 volumes

Library stamp present on the recto of the first flyleaf of both the Aeschylus and Plautus volumes.