Null SALLUSTE - Quae exstant opera. Paris, Chez Barbou, 1761; in-12, 36-348 pp, …

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SALLUSTE - Quae exstant opera. Paris, Chez Barbou, 1761; in-12, 36-348 pp, bound in contemporary full marbled calf, smooth spine, gilt edges, fillets on covers. Latin edition illustrated with 2 engravings by Cochin. Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY

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SALLUSTE - Quae exstant opera. Paris, Chez Barbou, 1761; in-12, 36-348 pp, bound in contemporary full marbled calf, smooth spine, gilt edges, fillets on covers. Latin edition illustrated with 2 engravings by Cochin. Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY

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