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MISCELLANEOUS. - Set of 5 volumes. - CÉSAR. the Commentaries. In Paris, chez Pierre Le Petit, 1652. In-4, fawn calf, spine ribbed with partitions and flowers (period binding). One copperplate engraved outside the text. - FAUCHER (Chrysostome). History of the cardinal de Polignac, archbishop of Auch, commander of the Order of the Holy Spirit, ambassador of France in Poland, Holland & Rome, of the Academies of Sciences, France, & of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres. In Paris, chez d'Houry, 1777. 2 volumes in-12, brown marbled calf, spines with partitions and fleurons, fine cold-stamped frieze framing the boards (period binding). Portrait-frontispiece engraved on copper. - OFFICE OF THE FIFTEENTH OF EASTER [S], in Latin and in French, extracted from the breviary and the missal of Paris. In Paris, at the associated Booksellers for the uses of Paris. 1786. In-12, red morocco, smooth spine cloisonné and fleuronné, gilt lace framing the covers (period binding). Provenance : Countess de Lays (handwritten bookplate dated 1787). - VIALART (Charles). Geographia sacra, sive Notitia antiqua episcopatuum Ecclesiæ universæ. Lutetiæ Parisiorum, sumptibus Sebastiani Cramoisy, 1641. In-folio, brown calf, spine ribbed, cloisonné and fleuronné, binding dilapidated, tears with large lacks to the first leaves of the text (period binding). Maps engraved on copperplate outside the text.
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MISCELLANEOUS. - Set of 5 volumes. - CÉSAR. the Commentaries. In Paris, chez Pierre Le Petit, 1652. In-4, fawn calf, spine ribbed with partitions and flowers (period binding). One copperplate engraved outside the text. - FAUCHER (Chrysostome). History of the cardinal de Polignac, archbishop of Auch, commander of the Order of the Holy Spirit, ambassador of France in Poland, Holland & Rome, of the Academies of Sciences, France, & of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres. In Paris, chez d'Houry, 1777. 2 volumes in-12, brown marbled calf, spines with partitions and fleurons, fine cold-stamped frieze framing the boards (period binding). Portrait-frontispiece engraved on copper. - OFFICE OF THE FIFTEENTH OF EASTER [S], in Latin and in French, extracted from the breviary and the missal of Paris. In Paris, at the associated Booksellers for the uses of Paris. 1786. In-12, red morocco, smooth spine cloisonné and fleuronné, gilt lace framing the covers (period binding). Provenance : Countess de Lays (handwritten bookplate dated 1787). - VIALART (Charles). Geographia sacra, sive Notitia antiqua episcopatuum Ecclesiæ universæ. Lutetiæ Parisiorum, sumptibus Sebastiani Cramoisy, 1641. In-folio, brown calf, spine ribbed, cloisonné and fleuronné, binding dilapidated, tears with large lacks to the first leaves of the text (period binding). Maps engraved on copperplate outside the text.
