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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Re-bound by library. Library sticker on front cover.No date. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,400grams, ISBN:

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Brossura. Zustand: Discreto. Cm.21,1x14. Pg.VIII, 160. Brossura editoriale. Dorso consunto con titoli manoscritti. 180 gr.

In 8 (cm 14 x 22), pp. (10). Brossura muta coeva. Estratto editoriale da Hermes. Saggio in lingua tedesca in cui l'Autore critica la tesi di Hirschfeld che fa risalire i fasti capitolini all'anno 742. ITA.

Zustand: Gut. S. 48-60. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Mit Widmung des Autors. - Einband berieben und bestoßen, etwas eselsohrig, Name des Autors handschriftl. auf dem Einband, sonst sauber. - Aus dem Text: Dass es bei den Werken des Horaz nicht immer ganz leicht ist, sich über die vom Dichter in ihnen vorausgesetzte Situation klar zu werden, hat die lebhafte Diskussion über die 9. Epode wieder bewusst gemacht, die sich an das Erscheinen von E. Fraenkels Horazbuch anschloss. Hier besteht keine Einigkeit, ob der Leser an einen Zeitpunkt vor oder nach der Schlacht bei Actium zu denken, ob er sich den Dichter als mitkämpfend oder in Rom zurückgeblieben vorzustellen habe. Weniger bekannt scheint zu sein, dass bei anderen Gedichten ähnliche Probleme bestehen, so bei der fünften Epode oder der Murena-Ode, der die folgenden Ausführungen gelten. Wohlgemerkt, es soll in ihnen nicht um die schwierige prosopographische Frage gehen, ob jener Murena, dessen Aufnahme in das Kollegium der Augurn in dem behandelten Gedicht gefeiert wird, mit dem Carm. 2, 10, 1 angesprochenen Licinius, weiterhin mit dem auf den Fasti Capitolini genannten Konsul des Jahres 23 v.Chr. (A. Terentius Varro Murena) und dem Mitverschworenen des Fannius Caepio (Licinius Murena nach Cass. Dio 54, 3,3f.) identisch ist oder ob es sich, wie neuerdings behauptet wurde, um verschiedene Mitglieder derselben gens handelt; es soll auch nicht um die bald so, bald anders beantwortete und überhaupt nicht sicher zu beantwortende Frage gehen, ob für das Gedicht innerhalb der ersten Odensammlung ein früheres oder späteres Entstehungsdatum anzunehmen sei. - Wikipedia: Hermann Tränkle-Schubert (* 18. März 1930 in Augsburg; 13. Juli 2018) war ein deutscher Klassischer Philologe, der als Professor für Lateinische Philologie an den Universitäten Münster (19631971) und Zürich (19711997) wirkte. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 Sonderdruck, klammergeheftet in Kartoneinband.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. Nicholas Temple is an architect, Professor of Architecture and Director of the Centre for Urban Design, Architecture and Sustainability (CUDAS) at the University of Huddersfield. A graduate of the University of Cambridge, he previously s.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 34 Maps and Plates, Most Folding (illustrator). Fifth Edition. (Iv), Xlvi, Xlvi, 634Pp; Xxxii, Xxxiv, 668 Pp; Viii, 694 Pp; Viii + 464 + 75 Pp Index. 10 5/8" X 8 3/4". .32 Engraved Plates And Maps, Frontispiece In Each Volume. Full Calf, Five Bands With Red And Black Morocco Labels And Elaborate Gilt Tooling In Each Compartment, Edges Gilt Tooled. Fifth Edition Stated, First Three Volumes Dated 1770, Fourth Volume Dated 1771. Bookplates Of Knapton, "Pretium Victoribus Corona", Signatures Of [L. H. ?] Rose. All Volumes Nicely Refurbished. Volume I: Joints Cracked, Hinges Sound. Vol Ii: Front Board Was Held Only By Cords, Rear Board Detached, Now Professionally Re-Attached With New Cords. Vol Iii: Front And Rear Boards Professionally Re-Attached. Vol Iv: Front Board Professionally Re-Attached, Rear Joint Cracked. Contents Including All Pages, Maps, Plates Are Near Fine, No Wear Or Damage, An Excellent. Solid Set. Nathaniel Hooke (C. 1687 -1763) Was An English Historian. He Is Thought By John Kirk To Have Studied With Alexander Pope At Twyford School, And To Have Formed A Lifelong Friendship There. He Was Admitted To Lincoln's Inn 6 February 1702. Caught Up In The South Sea Bubble, He Sought Patronage. He Dedicated To The Earl Of Oxford A Translation From The French Of Andrew Michael Ramsay's 'Life Of Fénelon' (Published In 1723), London. When Sarah Churchill, Duchess Of Marlborough Required Help With Her Memoirs, Hooke Was Recommended To Her. He Accordingly Waited Upon The Aged Duchess While She Was Still In Bed; On His Arrival She Caused Herself To Be Lifted Up, And Continued Speaking For Six Hours Without Notes. Hooke Resided In The House Until The Completion Of The Work, Which Appeared In 1742 . It Was Hooke Who Brought A Roman Catholic Priest To Take Pope's Confession On His Deathbed. Hooke Was Also Friendly With Martha Blount, Who Left A Legacy To Miss Elizabeth Hooke. William Warburton Described Hooke As "A Mystic And Quietist, And A Warm Disciple Of Fénelon". Pope Suggested That Hooke And Conyers Middleton Were The Only Two Contemporary Prose-Writers Whose Works Were Worth Consulting By An English Lexicographer. Hooke's Roman History, From The Building Of Rome To The Ruin Of The Commonwealth (Four Volumes, London, 1738-1771, 4To), Suggested Itself To Him While He Was Preparing An Index To The English Translation Of François Catrou And Pierre Julien Rouille's Roman History. The First Volume Was Dedicated To Pope, And Introduced By "Remarks On The History Of The Seven Roman Kings, Occasioned By Sir Isaac Newton's Objections To The Supposed 244 Years Of The Royal State Of Rome". The Second Volume Is Dedicated To The Earl Of Marchmont, And To It Are Annexed The Fasti Capitolini, Or The Consular Lists, Discovered At Rome During The Pontificate Of Pope Paul Iii In 1545. The Third Volume Was Printed Under Hooke's Inspection, But Was Not Published Until 1764, After His Death. The Fourth Volume Was Published In 1771, Edited By Gilbert Stuart. Other Works Are: 'Travels Of Cyrus, With A Discourse On Mythology,' London, 1739, Translated By Hooke From The French Of Andrew Michael Ramsay. 'Observations On?I. The Answer Of M. L'abbé De Vertot To The Late Earl Stanhope's Inquiry Concerning The Senate Of Ancient Rome, Dated December 1719. Ii. A Dissertation Upon The Constitution Of The Roman Senate, By A Gentleman; Published In 1743. Iii. A Treatise On The Roman Senate, By Dr. C. Middleton; Published In 1747. Iv. An Essay On The Roman Senate, By Dr. T. Chapman; Published In 1750,' London, 1758; Dedicated To Speaker Richard Onslow. This Work Was Answered By Edward Spelman In An Anonymous Pamphlet Entitled 'A Short Review On Mr. Hooke's Observations,' 1758. William Bowyer Published 'An Apology For Some Of Mr. Hooke's Observations Concerning The Roman Senate,' London, 1758. 'Six Letters To A Lady Of Quality ? Upon The Subject Of Religious Peace And The Foundations Of It,' First Printed In 'The Contrast; Or An Antidote Against The Pernicious Principles . Chesterfield.".

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Minor edgewear to wraps. Pages browned. Some foxing. Minor creasing to first few pages. ; Corpus Scriptorum Latinorum Paravianum; 191 pages.

orig. wrappers. Textual photo illustrations. (illustrator). 26x19cm, 224 pp, Weighs 900 grams. A light bump to head of spine. Contains 13 papers. Includes: A Villanovan 'Censer' from Pontecagnano in the Danish National Museum; Quelques réflexions sur l'iconographie et la provenance d'une statuette courotrophe conservée au musée Thorvaldsen de Copenhague; Cremations in a Volterran Cinerary Chest: Testing a Variation of Etruscan Mortuary Precedures Using Hellenistic Examples in the Collections of the Museo Lapidario Maffeiani at Verona; L'acquedotto romano di Lanuvio: Un esempio di speco realizzato secondo le indicazioni di Vitr. VIII, 6,3.; Facts & Fictions about the Fasti Capitolini; The SIlentbook Shelf in the Herculanean Library; L'incesto di Silano e il bosco di Diana (Tac. Ann. 12.8.2); Four Autograph Poems by Jacobus Jasparus Danus (fl. 1529-1549) Discovered in the Vatican Library; The Poggie Chapel in S. Giacomo Maggiore, Bologna: New Documentation; On the Trail of the Industry of Art: Danish Sculpture & the Lazzerini Workshop of Carrara between the 18th and 19th Century; Alcune proposte per una nuova Capitale d'Italia; Giuseppe e la moglie di Putifarre come tessara nel mosaico di 'Le strade intorno a Pisa' di Karen Blixan: Un'alalisi intertestuale; etc. Minor wear. Rubberstamp to title-page. VG.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Bartolomeo Borghesi, noto epigrafista italiano del XIX secolo, presenta in questo volume una serie di frammenti di iscrizioni latine che testimoniano la lista dei consoli romani dalla fondazione della città fino al V secolo d.C. Grazie alla sua competenza nel campo dell'epigrafia, Borghesi riesce a ricostruire la filologia e la storia di questi documenti, offrendo un quadro complessivo sulla vita politica e istituzionale della Roma antica.

Zustand: Good. Folio. 40 x 52.7cm. Half 19th Century polished calf with marbled boards.Wilton-Ely, D.IV, nos. 553-558. The large folding plate "Senatus Populusque Romanus Monumenta. (The Senate and People of Rome) , Wilton-Ely 558, is now in a sleeve bound-in for ease of removal and display. Engraved title, engraved dedication, large folding engraved plate, with fabric repair to verso and a couple of small tears or wear-through holes at folds, engraved vignettes, light staining to half-title, initial ff. and plates with small damp-stain to fore-edge margin, 1762. very light scattered marginal spots or soiling, book-plate to front pastedown "Collegii Sancti Cuthberti", [c.f. Brunet IV 672],.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Bartolomeo Borghesi, noto epigrafista italiano del XIX secolo, presenta in questo volume una serie di frammenti di iscrizioni latine che testimoniano la lista dei consoli romani dalla fondazione della città fino al V secolo d.C. Grazie alla sua competenza nel campo dell'epigrafia, Borghesi riesce a ricostruire la filologia e la storia di questi documenti, offrendo un quadro complessivo sulla vita politica e istituzionale della Roma antica.

Zustand: Sehr gut. 97 Seiten u. einige Illustr. im Anhang; 24 cm; fadengeh. Broschur. Gutes Exemplar; Einband berieben u. m. kl. Wasserspur; leichte Gebrauchs- u. Lagerspuren. - Latein. - Aus dem Vorbesitz von Prof. Wolfgang Haase. - Die Fasti Ostienses waren ein antiker Kalender (fasti), der als großformatige Inschrift in der Stadt Ostia nahe Rom aufgestellt war - daher der Name - und der neben einem Verzeichnis wichtiger Feiertage des Jahres auch Listen diverser Amtsträger sowie herausragende Ereignisse aufführte. Es wurden zahlreiche Fragmente gefunden, auf denen die römischen Konsuln und Suffektkonsuln sowie die Duumviri (Bürgermeister) von Ostia nach Jahr ihres Amtes aufgelistet sind. Ergänzend sind wie in einer stichpunktartigen Chronik diverse Vermerke über bedeutende Geschehnisse der entsprechenden Jahre (am Kaiserhof, in der Stadt Rom, in Ostia selbst) erhalten. Die vereinzelten Überreste des eigentlichen Kalenders umfassen nur Tageseinträge für drei Monate des Kalenderjahres. Vermutlich wurden die Fasti Ostienses, wie auch die Fasti pontificales in der Stadt Rom, durch den Priester des Gottes Vulcanus geführt und waren als monumentale Steininschrift in die Wand seines Tempels eingelassen. Die erhaltenen Reste der Jahreseinträge erstrecken sich über mehr als zwei Jahrhunderte von 49 v. Chr. bis 175 n. Chr., haben aber wahrscheinlich bis in die Zeit Sullas, also um 80 v. Chr., zurückgereicht. Es ist zu vermuten, dass die Erstellung der Listen spätestens im Jahr 2 n. Chr. begonnen wurde, anschließend wurden sie jährlich fortgeschrieben. . (wiki) // " Cum Antonius Salac, magister meus dilectissimus, identidem me cohortare-tur, ut fastos Ostienses separatim edendos atque illustrandos curarem, cuius rei iam pridem in seminario epigraphico decem abhinc fere annis eo duce fundamentaieceram, non sine cunctatione hoc munus suscepi, non quo res ipsa parvi momenti videretur - longe enim praestant hi fasti ceteris omnibus fastis munioipalibus, quiadnospervenerunt-, sed quia haud facile erat post ea, quae Atilius Degrassi in sua editione fastorum consularium et triumphalium luculentissime et summa cum diligentia exposuit (Inscriptiones Italiae XIII 1, Romae 1947, p. 173-241; opus autem absolutum est iam anno fere 1942), nova quaedam et laude digna afferre. Attamen cum et nova fragmenta nuper reperta accessissent et commentationibus reoentioribus quaedam suppleta vel immutata viderentur, cum denique ipse quoque nonnullas res paulo aliter illustrare vellem, operae pretium videbatur mihi hanc editionem parare, praesertim cum Degrassi fastos Ostienses operi amplissimo inseruisset, ad quod non uni cuique viro philologo semper accessus patet. Postquam ipse quoque Degrassi fastorum Capitolinorum editionem minorem nuper seorsum exprimen-dam curaverat (Fasti Capitolini, Corpus Paravianum 1954), vereri iam desii, ne fierem intempestivus, si novam editionem fastorum Ostiensium susciperem. Opere ad finem perducto viris doctissimis Antonio Salac et Iosepho Dobias, Academiae sodalibus, prae ceteris gratiae agendae sunt; ut enim ille operi nascenti maxime profuit, ita hic opus absolutum perpoliendum ut typothetae traderetur curavit. Quibus adnumerandus est etiam sodalis meus Paulus Oliva, cui nonnulla debeo. Dubium non est, quin fragmenta annalium Ostiae effossa non solum ad laterculum consulum explendum (cf. nunc Degrassi, Fasti oonsolari dell'impero Romano, Roma 1952), verum etiam ad res gestas imperii Romani illustrandas maximi momenti sint. Fastorum Ostiensium usque ad annum 1917 duo tan-tummodo fragmenta innotuerunt (CIL XIV 244 = 4534; 245 = 4536); quae inde ab hoc anno reperta sunt, edidit et commentario instruxit, maxima ex parte in Notitiis effossionum antiquitatis, Guido Calza nuper defunctus, vir de effos-sionibus Ostiae faotis optime meritus. Fragmenta dispersa primus collegit Lotharius Wickert a. 1930 (CIL XIV, Supplementum Ostiense), deinde Atilius Degrassi (op. 1.), qui nonnulla frustula adhuc inedita addidit. Cum autem hic vir doctissimus, qua est eruditione vel rei epigraphicae peritia, omnibus fragmentis diligenter perlustratis etiam imagines eorum delineatas nec non luois ope factas editioni suae adiecisset, in textu constituendo non multum proficere potui pauois supplementis exceptis. Qua de causa appa-ratum criticum omisi et in commentario ea tantum fere posui, quibus a textu eius lectio mea differt; iisdem de causis textum non nisi litteris minusculis transcripsi et eas demum imagines lucis ope pictas addidi, quae in editione Degrassiana desunt, nempe fragmentorum novorum aeque atque insoriptionis in additamentis editae (I. It. XIII 1, p. 571 sq.). Qua occasione oblata grates debitas ago praefeeturae effossionum Ostiensium et imprimis viro doctissimo Guidoni Barbieri, qui imagines arte phototypica expressas nec non commen-tarios suos mihi benigne misit. Textum ex imaginibus denuo perscrutatus sum (quod in lapidibus ipsis mihi facere non licuisse doleo), apices ubique servavi vel eis locis, ubi apud Degrassrum typothetae errore exciderunt, non autem litteras exstantes (quod imprimis ad I longam attinet). Ubi Degrassi quaestionem quandam difficiliorem amplius tractavit, quam ut aliquid novi adici possit, solas res maximi momenti repetivi de cetero lectorem benevolum ad eiim delegans. Ut libellus hic facilius consuleretur, non haesitavi numeros, quibus Degrassi singula fragmenta signavit, in mea quoque editione retinere, vel eis locis, ubi ordo frustulorum Degrassianus immutatur; nova fragmenta inserui ita, ut tituli praecedentis numero litteram.a (vel b) adderem (Xllla, XIII6, XIVa, XVIIa, XXXa). Omnimodo conatus sum omnium commentationum, quas de rebus ad fastos Ostienses spectantibus viri docti usque ad medium fere annum 1955 publici iuris fecerunt, rationem habere - quoad his temporibus saltem fieri potuit. " (Vorwort) la Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

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Leinen. Zustand: Gut. 491 S. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Sehr gutes Exemplar, nur Einband leicht berieben und bestoßen. - SVMMARIVM Liber primvs DE LVDORVM SAECVLARIVM ORIGINE AC RATIONIBVS I II. De origine saecularium III. De dis et ritibus IV. De saeculis V. De carmine Sibyllae VI. De saeculo CX annorum VII. De ludis qui ab imperatoribus facti sunt Liber secvndvs AVCTORES I. Censorinvs de die natali 16, 7 17, 13 II. Fasti Capitolini III. Zosimvs iGTopiai vex<; 2,1-7 Valerivs Maximvs factorum et dictorum memorabilium 2, 4, 5 IV. Phlegon rapi piaxpoPiwy 37, 5, 2-4 V. M. Verrivs Flaccvs de uerborum significatu VI. M. Terenti Varronis ex antiquitatum rerum diuinarum libro IV de Quwdecimuiris VII. De ludis saecularibus quintis VIII. De ludis saecularibus Claudianis IX. De ludis saecularibus sextis X. De ludis saecularibus Antoninianis et Philippianis . XI. De ludis saecularibus septimis XII. Tabula ludorum saecularium 1 Liber tertivs COMMENTARIA LVDORVM SAECVLARIVM QVINTORVM CLAVDIANORVM SEPTIMORVM I. Commentarium ludorum saecularium quintorum i Animaduersiones : II. Commentarium ludorum saecularium Claudianorum . . . . Animaduersiones : Notabilia grammatica commentariorum Augusti et Claudi . . i III. Commentarium ludorum saecularium septimorum Animaduersiones : Notabilia grammatica : Liber qvartvs CARMINA SAECVLARIA I. Chorus Proserpinae ; II. Chorus Phoebi et Dianae i III. Chorus septimus : Liber qvintvs DE PERSONIS ET LOCIS I. Prosopographia ludorum quintorum, Claudianorum, sextorum II. Prosopographia ludorum septimorum : III. Prosopographiae complementum ! IV. Topographia ludorum saecularium : liber sextvs DE RITIBVS I. De sacrorum saecularium genere II. De frugibus acceptis distributis III. De lustratione ciuium et loci IV. De ludis scaenicis et circensibus . . . V. De carmine et choris VI. De sellisterniis et supplicatione VII. De sacrificiis VIII. De hostiis IX. De actione sacra X. De uestimentis sacris XI. De precationibus XII. Summarium sacrorum saecularium Addenda INDICES I. VOCABVLA ET RES II. Personae et loca III. Avctores. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

br.edit. Piccole imperfezioni alle copertine, volumi intonsi. Formato dei due tomi leggermente diverso 405 + (10) con numerose tavv. f.t.; 329-546 con 21 tavv. f.t. anche grandi ripiegate p. 2 voll in-8.

Zustand: Very Good. Large folded Lapides Capitolini (Stones of the Capitol).From the first Paris edition of "Lapides Capitolini sive Fasti Consulares Triumphalesq. Romanorum." (Cf. Wilton-Ely, 558)., Image Size : 492x1212 (mm), 19.37x47.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : 510x1223 (mm), 20.08x48.15 (Inches), Paper Size : 598x1337 (mm), 23.54x52.64 (Inches), Black & White, Copper Engraving.

Zustand: Very Good. Engraved Latin title page.Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720 ? 1778) was a prominent Italian Classical archaeologist, architect, and artist, famous for his etchings of Rome. Although he was the son of a stonemason and studied structural and hydraulic engineering, Piranesi is best remembered for his monumental etchings, which demonstrate this lifelong interest in architecture and design. As passionate about architecture was he also about Rome and Roman culture; in Lapides Captolini, Piranesi lists all the Consuls, triumph, and major games of Rome up to the reign of Tiberius (Wilton-Ely, 606). Of import is the extra-large fold-out plate Senatus Populusque?, on which Piranesi inscribed this history. ?Piranesi reproduces these pieces as they were set into Michelangelo?s frame in the Palazzo dei Conservatori?skilfully filling the gaps with sculpture and objects derived from the Capitoline collections? (Wilton-Ely, 606). John Wilton-Ely, Piranesi: The Complete Etchings, vol. 1, pp. 606-612., Image Size : 505x345 (mm), 19.88x13.58 (Inches), Platemark Size : 513x353 (mm), 20.20x13.90 (Inches), Paper Size : 570x413 (mm), 22.44x16.26 (Inches), Black & White, Copper Engraving.

Zustand: ACEPTABLE. [Un] Grabado al aguafuerte realizado por el hijo de Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-1778), Franceso Piranesi(Roma, 1758/9-1810),e impreso durante su estancia en París, por el editor, impresor y tipógrafo francésFirmin Didot (1764-1836). Se trata de una quinta edición de gran calidad y excelente estado de conservaciónde la obra titulada "Sciographia Quatuor Templorum Veterum", editada entre los años 1835-1839 e impresa sobre papel grueso sin marca de agua, y con nueva numeración añadida en la esquina superior derecha. [One] Etching print by the son of Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-1778), Franceso Piranesi (Rome, 1758/9-1810), and printed during his stay in Paris, by the French publisher, printer and typographer Firmin Didot (1764-1836). It is a fifth edition of great quality and excellent conservation of the work "Sciographia Quatuor Templorum Veterum",edited between the years 1835-1839 and printed on thick wove paper without a watermark, and withnew numbering added in the upper right corner. ___________________________ Francesco Piranesi (1720-1778) fue, al igual que su padre, un renombrado grabador y arquitecto italiano, y por él fue instruido en el grabadojunto a su hermana LauraPiranesi (1755-1785), quien también sería una notable grabadora. Franceso trabajó junto a su padre y continuaría sus obras a su muerte. Ejerciódurante largo tiempo su profesión en Francia, dónde vivió durante la revolución francesa, ganando fama y prestigio por sus propias obras.Tras la muerte de su padre, Francesco heredó su imprentay fue el responsable de la mayor parte de las ediciones de sus grabados. Durante la ocupación de la península italiana en 1798 por el ejército revolucionario, Franceso se hayaba en Roma y, al quedar admirados los oficiales franceses por su talento, fue nombrado oficial del gobierno de la República Italiana.Cuando esta cayó un años después, se trasladó a París junto con su hermano pequeño, Pietro Piranesi, y abrieron una nueva rama de la empresa familiar en París, llamada Piranesi Frères, dedicada a la decoración de una serie de vasijas de terracotta que imitaban el estilo Etrusco.En 1807 Pietro vendió su participación en la compañía y volvió a Roma. Francesco vivió entonces tiempos difíciles. El Emperador Napoleón acudió en su ayudacon la condición de que se dedicase exclusivamente a su obra como grabador, pero murió de manera repentina en París, antes de que pudiese completar su contrato. Formato (cm): 54,5x42,5.

3 original etchings comprising 2 large folding plates which when joined form one image (49.5 x 121 cm.), plus a sheet with sub-title. Generally in very good condition. From the first Paris edition of "Lapides Capitolini sive Fasti Consulares Triumphalesq. Romanorum." (Cf. Wilton-Ely, 558).

Zustand: Very Good. Leiden, ex officina Ioannis Maire, 1632. 12mo. Engr. title,+ (21),+ (blank),+ 932 pp. [Irregular pagination.] The engraved title with some later colouring, old underlinings with ink and fine marginal annotations, mostly in Florus and Paterculus. Contemporary vellum. From the library of Bengt Lassen. Breugelmans 1632:3I. This is the first part of Boxhorn?s and Joannes Maire?s edition of ?Historiae Augustae scriptores Latini minores?, which was published in four parts all in 1632. Preface by G. J. Vossius to Florus and Paterculus. After Paterculus (p. 412) comes a new title page: ?Historiae Augustae scriptorum latinorum minorum. Partis primae, tomus alter? for the authors Sextus Aurelius Victor, Sextus Rufus Festus, Messala Corcvinus, Eutropius and Cassiodorus.Part two was published with Suetonius, part three with Aelius Spartianus et al, and the fourth with Ammianus Marcellianus. Hardcover / Hardback.

M. Boxhorn Zuerius animaduersionibus illustrauit. Lugduni Batavorum, Maire 1632. One leaf blank, engraved frontespiece (coloured), (22),932 pages. 12:mo. Contemporary full vellum. [#209207].