Null "Job" Translated into French. Paris, Guilaume Desprez, 1688. (wear to the b…

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"Job" Translated into French. Paris, Guilaume Desprez, 1688. (wear to the binding).

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"Job" Translated into French. Paris, Guilaume Desprez, 1688. (wear to the binding).

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HOLY WEEK] - L'Office de la Semaine sainte, en latin et en françois, à l'usage de Rome et de Paris, printed by order of Madame. Paris, Guillaume Desprez, 1756. In-8, XXXIV pp, (1) f., 662 pp, paper a little yellowed, red morocco, wide gilt dent. on covers, coat of arms in center, ribbed spine decorated with fleurs-de-lis, endpapers dominoted with gold brocade, gilt tr. Semaine sainte in a rich plate binding by René Dubuisson. With the coat of arms of Marie-Adélaïde de France (1732-1800), daughter of King Louis XV and Marie Leczinska, called Madame from 1755 (see OHR pl. 2514, iron no. 7).

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Pierre LEROUX: Job, drame en 5 actes avec Prologue et Epilogue par le Prophète Isaie, retrouvé, rétablié dans son intégrité et traduit littéralement sur le texte hébreu par Pierre Leroux. From the Translator, Grasse, 1866. In 8 half red chagrin binding, (4)-XVI-454-(2) pages, spine unstained.

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François Liberti und Melchior van Herck

Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Sind (Baron de) Manuel du cavalier, qui renferme les connoissances nécessaires pour conserver le cheval en santé, & pour le guérir en cas de maladie. Seconde édition. Paris, chez Guillaume Desprez, 1766. 1 small volume in-12, contemporary full calf binding à la grotesque. Minor wear to headpieces and corners, red edges. Ex-libris on the flyleaf with a lion surmounted by 3 stars. Collated and complete: XII pp- 248 pages and 2 plates, 2 ff. of privilege. Uncommon work.

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