Set including: - HORAE]: in-8° leaf of a book of Hours printed by Nicolas Higman for the Parisian bookseller Simon Vostre. Circa 1499, Paris. The scene depicts the Sibyl and Emperor Augustus after Petrarch's "Master of Triumphs". Verso, "Oraisons de tous les saints". Text in French and Latin enhanced by red and blue lettering (restorations, small tears and a few stains). - HORAE]: In-8° leaf of a printed book of Hours, Grandes Heures de Simon Vostre. Circa 1498, Paris. The scene depicts the Virgin Mary in majesty. Verso, text in French and Latin, ruled in red and enhanced with gilded lettering on red and blue backgrounds. Framed with biblical scenes, floral motifs and fantastical animals. (Restoration in the margin and small tear).

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