C. Sallustij Crispi Quæ extant ex review J.F. Gronovii. Cum variorum observationibus to Ant. Thysio collectis, Sallust, used, Narrative, Greek and Latin classics, dimanoinmano. It
C. Sallustij Crispi Quæ extant ex recensione J.F. Gronovii. Cum variorum observationibus ad Ant. Thysio collectis

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C. Sallustij Crispi Quæ extant ex recensione J.F. Gronovii. Cum variorum observationibus ad Ant. Thysio collectis

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C. Sallustij Crispi Quæ extant ex recensione J.F. Gronovii. Cum variorum observationibus ad Ant. Thysio collectis

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Publisher:  Ex Officina Hakiana

Place of printing:  Leiden / Rotterdam

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Product Condition:
Full parchment binding: plates framed by dry fillets, title on the spine; binding in good condition: traces of dust on the plates and on the back. Signature of belonging (1798) to the front guard sheet and to the title page (crossed out with pen strokes). Traces of dust to the cuts. Well preserved papers, slightly browned at the edges and with rare blooms. Text in Latin.

Pages:  (24), 534, (48)

Format:  In sixteenth

Dimensions (cm):
Height:  20
Width:  12

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Text in Latin. Nice frontispiece engraved with an elaborate allegorical scene. Edition of Sallust's work with commentary by philologist Johann Friedrich Gronov (1611-1671), professor of Greek language at the University of Leiden from 1658 and editor of numerous critical editions by Latin authors, including this one on Sallust published in first edition by Francois Hackius (1605-1669), publisher in Leiden. Hackius, a pupil of the Elseviers, mainly publishes Greek and Latin classics given the market opened by the presence of the famous University in Leiden. His typographic work stands out for the accuracy and elegance of the characters, as evidenced by our volume.

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