bos lamberti (7 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. Second edition. cloth spine worn. Book.

Hardcover. Zustand: g+ to vg. Ninth edition. Quarto (9 x 5 1/2").lxvii, [1], 924pp. Modern green cloth, with gold lettering to spine. "Ellipses Graecae" is Dutch scholar Lambert Bos' most famous book. It was originally published in 1702 and was translated into English by John Seager in 1830. Our copy is the ninth and, according to the majority of critics, the best edition of this book as it contains the notes of the editor himself, German philologue Prof. Gottfried Heinrich Schäfer (1764-1840). Ex-library copy, with reference sticker at upper front joint and tail of spine, stamp on title and at top and bottom paper edges. Bookplate on inside of front cover and printed notice at verso of back cover. Moderate and sporadic foxing throughout. Text in Latin. Binding in very good, interior in good+ to very good condition.

Half Leather. Zustand: Very Good. Septima Editio. Pp. [58], 412, [102 - index]. Contemporary or near contemporary half polished calf with marbled paper covered boards, five raised bands to the spine with gilt decoration between, black morocco title label. Very good with a little gentle wear and rubbing, contents clean and tight, unmarked, pages crisp. A very good clean copy. Size: 8vo. Book.

in 8° - pp.24nn + 596 + 82 - Mezza tela dorso con titolo in oro - Testo in latino e greco. In buono stato di conservazione - Qualche abrasione alla legatura. Pagine con ingialliture. Note di appartenenza all'antiporta e al frontespizio. - Libro usato.

Full leather. Complete set of four volumes, in full leather. While spine labels indicate 1, 2, 3 and 5, volumes. 1-3 follow Darlow & Moule #4779, and the volume labeled #5 is the Apocrypha volume from #4779, so the set appears to be complete. Ex-library, moderate to heavy foxing. Very worn boards, with some detached but still present. pp.

OPergament, geprägtes Motiv auf der Buchdecke, kl.8°, (XXVIII Bll.) Dedicatio/Praefatio 412 S.(XLVIII Bll.) Index, Zustand: Vorderes Vorsatzblatt fehlt, Buchdecke etwas geworfen,

8° 14+386+64 / 27+239+31 S. schöner Buchschmuck. Halbpergament mit eigenwilliger Verfärbung (wie Holz). Papier durchgehend gebräunt, aber wenig Flecke. Zarter Besitzereintrag von 1807. 23 Sprache: de.