- Lot 502

Caesar / Ovid / Petronius / Seneca / Terence - Set of 5 Latin classics. - Caesar - Commentaries. Translation by N. Perrot, sieur d'Ablancourt. Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier, 1708. In-12, 170 x 100 mm, [34], lx, 444, [36] pp. Contemporary brown calf, five-ribbed spine, title-piece (worn binding, spine split, spidering). Comments illustrated with 1 frontispiece, 1 map of Gaul drawn by Sanson and 1 folding engraving. Slight browning. - OVIDE - Metamorphoses, translated into French, with remarks and historical explanations, by M. l'abbé Banier. New edition, increased with the life of Ovid. Paris, Compagnie des Libraires, 1788. 3 volumes in-12, 170 x 100 mm, [4], lxxxiv, [48], 287; [4], 423; [4], 362 pp. Contemporary porphyry calf, smooth spine, title and greeves (worn bindings, 2 jaws cracked. Edition illustrated with a frontispiece and 15 engravings outside the text. Paper browned. - PETRONUS - Petronius, latin and french, complete translation according to the manuscript found in Belgrade... Paris, Gide, year VII. 2 volumes in-8, 200 x 120 mm, [2], lv, [3], 345; 464 pp. Basane racine of the time, smooth spine with flowers (spine rubbed). "La Satire" is illustrated with 4 hors texte plates engraved by Goulet. Cohen, 795. Some foxing and browning. - SÉNÈQUE - Thoughts, collected by Angliviel de La Beaumelle. Paris, J. Barbou, 1768. 165 x 95 mm, [4], xlviii, [4], 424 pp. Contemporary half calf, four-ribbed spine, title-piece (scattered foxing and soiling). - TERENCE - The Comedies, with translation and remarks, by Madame Dacier. Volume one [-third]. Amsterdam, R. & G. Wetstein, 1724. 3 volumes in-12, [6], lxxxviii, 511, [1] ; [2], 485, [1] ; [2], 431, [1] pp. Contemporary brown calf, five-ribbed spines with fleurons, title and appendices (spines cracked, upper headpieces torn off, scattered foxing and browning, 1 bl. f. (?) torn off in T. I). Illustrated with a frontispiece and 47 plates hors texte by B. Picart. TOGETHER 10 VOLUMES, WORKING COPIES, VARIOUS CONDITIONS.