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ESTIENNE (Charles)]. - A collection of six treatises on agriculture. 1536-1538. In-8, brown calf, double cold fillet, fleur-de-lis in the corners and in the center, spine with ornate nerves, red edges (17th century binding). First editions (except one) of important treatises by Charles Estienne on herbs, plants for vegetable gardens, pleasure gardens, meadows, fruit trees, vineyards, vegetable gardens, livestock. - De re hortensi libellus, vulgaria herborum, florum, ac fruticum... Paris, Robert Estienne, 1536. - 96 pp, (8) ff. of index. Second edition, published one year after the first. - Seminarium sive plantarium earum arborum, quæ post hortos conferi solent. Paris, Robert Estienne, 1536. - 107 pp. (9) ff. of index. - Vinetum, in quo varia vitium, vuarum, vinorum, antiqua, latina, vulgariæ nomina. Paris, François Estienne, 1537. - 73 ff. and (15) ff. of index. - Vicar 343. A famous treatise on wine, which includes a fine list of wines classified by provinces, towns... with their names in French. - Arbustum. Fonticulus. Spinetum. Paris, François Estienne, 1538. - 37 pp, (1) f. of index. - Sylva. Frutetum. Collis. Paris, François Estienne, 1538. - 56 ff., (8) ff. of index. - Compendium de victus ratione, pro anni & ætati partibu instituenda. Paris, Claude Chevallon, 1538. - (2) ff. including the title, 26 ff. This factitious collection precedes the first collective edition of Charles Estienne's treatises, published in 1554 by the author himself, under the title Præsidium Rusticum. Small tear at the top cover. Minor restorations to the corners. Pale staining; small wormholes; angular lack reaching the text on the last two leaves. From the library of H. Pasquier (printed bookplate).
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ESTIENNE (Charles)]. - A collection of six treatises on agriculture. 1536-1538. In-8, brown calf, double cold fillet, fleur-de-lis in the corners and in the center, spine with ornate nerves, red edges (17th century binding). First editions (except one) of important treatises by Charles Estienne on herbs, plants for vegetable gardens, pleasure gardens, meadows, fruit trees, vineyards, vegetable gardens, livestock. - De re hortensi libellus, vulgaria herborum, florum, ac fruticum... Paris, Robert Estienne, 1536. - 96 pp, (8) ff. of index. Second edition, published one year after the first. - Seminarium sive plantarium earum arborum, quæ post hortos conferi solent. Paris, Robert Estienne, 1536. - 107 pp. (9) ff. of index. - Vinetum, in quo varia vitium, vuarum, vinorum, antiqua, latina, vulgariæ nomina. Paris, François Estienne, 1537. - 73 ff. and (15) ff. of index. - Vicar 343. A famous treatise on wine, which includes a fine list of wines classified by provinces, towns... with their names in French. - Arbustum. Fonticulus. Spinetum. Paris, François Estienne, 1538. - 37 pp, (1) f. of index. - Sylva. Frutetum. Collis. Paris, François Estienne, 1538. - 56 ff., (8) ff. of index. - Compendium de victus ratione, pro anni & ætati partibu instituenda. Paris, Claude Chevallon, 1538. - (2) ff. including the title, 26 ff. This factitious collection precedes the first collective edition of Charles Estienne's treatises, published in 1554 by the author himself, under the title Præsidium Rusticum. Small tear at the top cover. Minor restorations to the corners. Pale staining; small wormholes; angular lack reaching the text on the last two leaves. From the library of H. Pasquier (printed bookplate).
