Null WORK in GERMAN in slipcase.

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WORK in GERMAN in slipcase.

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WORK in GERMAN in slipcase.

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Georg MAJORE. Sententiae veterum poetarum Antoine M ANCINELLO, De poetica virtute Paris, Martinum Innenem, 1551. In-16, blond basane, double frame of gilt fillets, spine with 4 ornate nerves, gilt edges (19th-century binding). 100/150 (16f.)-142f. Another edition of this text by Georges Meier, better known as Georges Major, a German Protestant theologian (1502-1574) who authored theological works as well as this collection of opinions and views of ancient poets, commented by him. The work is completed by a text by Antoine Mancinelli on the virtues of poetry. It is printed in round type for the table and italic type for the text. Binding stained with beginning of splits at hinges.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Georg MAJOREM. Sententiae veterum poetarum Antoine MANCINELLI, De Poetica virtute & proverbiorum. Paris, Robert Estienne, 1551. Small in-8, half-brown morocco, spine with 5 ornate nerves (19th century binding). Renouard, 80-7 /// 240-(4f.). Edition printed in italic type, from the presses of Robert Estienne, founder of the dynasty. Georges Meier, better known as Georges Major, was a German Protestant theologian (1502-1574) who taught and took part in the controversies that divided Protestants. He was the author of a number of theological works, as well as this collection of opinions and commentaries by ancient poets. The work is completed by a text by Antoine Mancinelli on the virtues of poetry. Binding rubbed with stains at foot. Some old annotations in ink and some browning.

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