[MINUSCULA] 4 bound books. - Lot 441

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[MINUSCULA] 4 bound books. - Lot 441
[MINUSCULA] 4 bound books. 17th-19th c. In-32. 1: Les pseaumes de David, mis en rime françoise par C.M. et T.D.B. Charenton, Paris, Antoine Cellier, [ca 1636-1659]. 6.8 x 5 cm, unpaginated (light soiling to title with old ms. provenance redacted on verso, qqs horns). Contemporary vellum (stains, renewed endpapers). Very rare translation by the French poets Clément Marot and Théodore de Bèze. 2: Almanac de l'Etat for the year MDCCLXIX. Enriched with two illuminated maps & intaglio figures. Amsterdam, T. Crajenschot, 1769. 10 x 6 cm, unpaginated (lightly browned, marg. wet in fine). Original red-stained vellum, boards decorated with gilt fleurons with green-stained central section decorated with fleurons, smooth spine with gilt fleurons, pink silk lining with gussets on lower spine flap, gilt edges (stain and gilt +/- faded, small lack of vellum on lower board, gussets partly torn). Very rare small almanac illustrated with 2 fold-out maps (Utrecht and Friesland, borders enhanced) and 17 plates (8 fold-out) captioned in French and Dutch representing a.o. the Joyeuse Entrée of the Prince of Orange and his wife Princess of Prussia in Amsterdam in May 1768. 3 : Marcus Tullius CICERO - M. Tullii Ciceronis Cato major. Ad T. Pomponium Atticum. Paris, J. Barbou, 1758. 8.5 x 6 cm; [8]-75-[13 incl. 8 bl.] pp. Red morocco signed Pagnant, gilt numeral on upper cover, spine ribbed, cold-boxed, gilt title, gilt int. dent., gilt tr. (minor rubbing to edges and covers). Very fine copy. Joseph Valart's edition of "De Senectute", title and text framed with typographical ornaments, illustrated with a gr. front portrait by Huot (not by Ficquet as usually mentioned) after Rubens, dated 1788. Provenance: unidentified "P.C." figure. 4: Publius Terentius Afer. London, C. Corrall for G. Pickering, 1823. 8.5 x 4.7 cm; [4]-200 pp. (front and t. lightly browned with some russeting). Red chagrin signed J.B. Hawes, Cambridge, cold-stamped with gilt title, gilt edges, upper spine slightly worn.) Collection of Terence's comedies published in the famous Pickering's Diamond Classics collection, illustrated with a frontispiece portrait and engraved title.
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