Titus van popma (2 Ergebnisse)

Verlag: [Antwerpen], ex officina Plantiniana Raphelengii, 1608., 1608
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In den WarenkorbZustand: VG. Small 8vo. 107+(3) pp. With woodcut printer's device on title. Index. Hardcover. Late 19th century full calf; red paper edges. (Bookplate on pastedown & on endpaper; paper sl. browned). * First edition of Frisian Popma (c. 1550-1621) on slavery in classical antiquity.
Weitere BilderOpera Quae Exstant / Fragmenta Historicorum Veterum Latinorum / De Re Rustica / De Instrumento Fundi / De Operis Servorum
[SAMMELBAND] SALLUST / CATO / AUSONIUS VAN POPMA / TITUS VAN POPMA
Verlag: Ioannes Lamrinck / Joannes Commelinus / Ex Officina Plantiniana 1608-1620, Franeker / Harderwijk / Leyden, 1608
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In den WarenkorbSmall octavo (16cm). Contemporary limp parchment, with parchment tabs for each edition. The first three texts show manuscript marks and annotations. Generally sound, with moderate handling wear; one gathering pulled: around Very Good. 1. Sallust. Opera Quae Exstant et, L. Cornelii Sisennae Historiarum Fragmenta. Franeker: Ioannes Lamrinck, 1619. [xvi],479,[1]pp. Not found in USTC. 2. Fragmenta historicorum veterum Latinorum. Harderwijk: Joannes Commelinus, Thomas Hendricksz, 1620. 193,[1]pp. USTC 1032986. 3-4. Cato. De Re Rustica Liber. [Printed with] Ausonius van Popma. De Instrumento Fundi. Franeker: Ioannes Lamrinck, 1620. [20],311,[1],51,[5]pp. USTC 1026497. 5. Titus van Popma. De operis servorum liber. [Leyden]: Ex Officina Plantiniana, Raphelengii, 1608. 105,[3]pp. USTC 1029012. Four 17th-century Dutch editions bound together, comprising three historical titles by Roman authors and two contemporary works by Frisian authors on slavery, and showing some use by a contemporary reader. [63108].…