422 - Lot of 8 books, 18th and early 19th century, Terence Padua 1752, Claudian Venice 1701, Botta, Müller

Lot of 8 books, 18th and early 19th century, Terence Padua 1752, Claudian Venice 1701, Botta, Müller Paper, vellum and leather, lot of eight books in Latin, Italian, German and French. 1) Carlo Botta, "Storia d'Italia dal 1789 al 1814", "Vol. III", Italia 1825, engraved frontispiece and title vignette, inscribed "Fr. Nenci dis." and "A. Emilio Lapi inc.", marbled paper covers. 2) "Publii Terentii Carthaginiensis Afri Comoediae sex cum notis Thom. Farnabii in quatuor priores, et Merici Casauboni Is. Fil. in duas posteriores", Padua, Typographia Seminarii, by Joannes Manfrè, "MDCCLII" (1752), title printed in red and black, engraved frontispiece, vellum binding, handwritten ownership inscriptions on the endpaper, dated 1779. 3) "Delle lettere familiari d'alcuni Bolognesi del nostro secolo", "Volume secondo", Venice, Pietro Gatti, "MDCCXCII" (1792), boards. 4) "Geist der Zeit. Ein Journal für Geschichte, Politik, Geographie, Staaten- und Kriegskunde, und Literatur", third volume (July to September), editor W. Tielke, Vienna, J. G. Heubner, 1821, marbled paper covers, red spine label, library stamp on the title. 5) Jean-Jacques Barthélemy, "Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Grèce", "Quatrième édition", "Tome cinquième", Paris, de Bure l'aîné, 1801, boards, red edges. 6) Johannes von Müller, "Vier und zwanzig Bücher Allgemeiner Geschichten besonders der Europäischen Menschheit", edited by Johann Georg Müller, third volume, second edition, Tübingen, J. G. Cotta'sche Buchhandlung, 1811, marbled paper covers with leather spine, library stamp on the title. 7) "Cl. Claudiani Emendatissima Poemata, nunc recens accuratissime expurgata", Venice, Dominicus Lovisa, "M.D.CC.I." (1701), printer's device with armillary sphere, handwritten signatures on the title. 8) "Quinquagena Casuum ex Praelectionibus Academicis Rev. ac Cl. P. L. T. è S. J. … de Sacramento Poenitentiae Resolutorum", probably Laurentius Tapolcsányi, probably Tyrnau, 1st quarter of the 18th century, leather binding. Condition commensurate with age, browned, stained, pages partly with losses, bindings heavily rubbed, not collated. Terence (Publius Terentius Afer, born between 195 and 184 BC in Carthage, died 159 or 158 BC) left six comedies, which served until the 17th century as the most important reading for learning Latin at grammar schools. Claudian (circa 370 Alexandria to 404) was court poet under Emperor Honorius and his minister Stilicho and is regarded as the last important poet of the classical Latin tradition. In his travel novel, first published in 1788, the French scholar Jean-Jacques Barthélemy (1716 to 1795) had a young Scythian travel through the Greece of the 4th century BC; the work became a bestseller of the Enlightenment and went through some 80 editions. The Swiss historian Johannes von Müller (1752 Schaffhausen to 1809 Kassel) wrote his world history in 24 books, which only appeared after his death, from 1810, in the edition of his works prepared by his brother and published by Cotta. Carlo Botta (1766 to 1837) wrote his four-volume history of Italy from 1789 to 1814 as a contemporary witness of the Napoleonic era; it was first published in 1824. The collection of cases on the sacrament of penance probably goes back to the lectures of the Jesuit Laurentius Tapolcsányi (1669 to 1729) at the University of Tyrnau, where it was printed in 1716 and 1724. The Viennese journal "Geist der Zeit" appeared in quarterly volumes. German Description Konvolut acht Bücher 18. und frühes 19. Jh., Terenz Padua 1752, Claudian Venedig 1701, Botta, Müller Papier, Pergament und Leder, Konvolut von acht Büchern in lateinischer, italienischer, deutscher und französischer Sprache. 1) Carlo Botta, „Storia d'Italia dal 1789 al 1814“, „Vol. III“, Italia 1825, gestochenes Frontispiz und Titelvignette, bezeichnet „Fr. Nenci dis.“ und „A. Emilio Lapi inc.“, marmorierte Papierdeckel. 2) „Publii Terentii Carthaginiensis Afri Comoediae sex cum notis Thom. Farnabii in quatuor priores, et Merici Casauboni Is. Fil. in duas posteriores“, Padua, Typographia Seminarii, bei Joannes Manfrè, „MDCCLII“ (1752), Titel in Rot und Schwarz gedruckt, gestochenes Frontispiz, Pergamentband, auf dem Vorsatz handschriftliche Besitzvermerke, datiert 1779. 3) „Delle lettere familiari d'alcuni Bolognesi del nostro secolo“, „Volume secondo“, Venedig, Pietro Gatti, „MDCCXCII“ (1792), Pappband. 4) „Geist der Zeit. Ein Journal für Geschichte, Politik, Geographie, Staaten- und Kriegskunde, und Literatur“, Dritter Band (Juli bis September), Redakteur W. Tielke, Wien, J. G. Heubner, 1821, marmorierte Papierdeckel, rotes Rückenschild, Bibliotheksstempel auf dem Titel. 5) Jean-Jacques Barthélemy, „Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Grèce“, „Quatrième édition“, „Tome cinquième“, Paris, de Bure l'aîné, 1801, Pappband, Rotschnitt. 6) Johannes von Müller, „Vier und zwanzig Bücher Allgemeiner Geschichten besonders der