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226 - Eckhart, Johann Georg von. *Historia genealogica principum Saxoniae superioris, qua recensentur stemma Witichindeum, origines familiae Saxonicae regnantis* ... With 4 copperplate plates, 1 folded family tree, and several family trees in the text. Leipzig, Gleditsch, 1722. 24 pp., 694 columns, 9 leaves. — Bound together with: The same author. Origines serenissimae ac potentissimae familiae Habsburgo-Austriacae ex monumentis veteribus ... With 2 copper plates and 2 engraved text vignettes. Ibid., 1721. 4 folios, 264 columns, 6 leaves, 36 x 22 cm. Half-leather binding with spine label and gilt lettering (slightly rubbed).
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Eckhart, Johann Georg von. *Historia genealogica principum Saxoniae superioris, qua recensentur stemma Witichindeum, origines familiae Saxonicae regnantis* ... With 4 copperplate plates, 1 folded family tree, and several family trees in the text. Leipzig, Gleditsch, 1722. 24 pp., 694 columns, 9 leaves. — Bound together with: The same author. Origines serenissimae ac potentissimae familiae Habsburgo-Austriacae ex monumentis veteribus ... With 2 copper plates and 2 engraved text vignettes. Ibid., 1721. 4 folios, 264 columns, 6 leaves, 36 x 22 cm. Half-leather binding with spine label and gilt lettering (slightly rubbed). I. First edition. - Eckart, Lex. 59 - Ulrich II, 204 - Eccard (Eckhart), historiographer of the entire House of Welf, was an indispensable collaborator of Leibniz’s due to his expertise in source criticism and the history of language. - II. First edition. - Eckart, Lex. 59 - Ulrich II, 280 - Slightly yellowed, partly stained. *
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