111 - Emili, Paolo. *De rebus gestis Francorum*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1550. Bound together with Jean Du Tillet’s *Chronicon De Regibus Francorum*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1550. Bound together with Arnoul Le Ferron’s work. *De Rebus Gestis Gallorum Libri IX*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1554. An important miscellany of three histories of France from the sixteenth century

Emili, Paolo. *De rebus gestis Francorum*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1550. Bound together with Jean Du Tillet’s *Chronicon De Regibus Francorum*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1550. Bound together with Arnoul Le Ferron’s work. *De Rebus Gestis Gallorum Libri IX*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1554. An important miscellany of three histories of France from the sixteenth century Emili, Paolo. *De rebus gestis Francorum*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1550. Bound together with Jean Du Tillet. *Chronicon De Regibus Francorum*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1550. Bound together with Arnoul Le Ferron. *De Rebus Gestis Gallorum Libri IX*. Paris, de Vascosan, 1554. Three works in one folio volume (330 × 215 mm); [8], 244, [20]; [32]; 183, [1] leaves. Three title pages, ruled copy, large decorated initials (delicate reinforcements and restorations on some leaves, uniform light browning.) 18th-century binding in brown calfskin, with a double gilt fillet frame on the covers; in the center of the upper cover, the inscription “Mr. DE SECUS”; a red label with the title in gold; N monograms with marquisal crowns in the compartments; red edges. A fine set of three works on the history of France, all printed by Michel de Vascosan, one of the leading French printers of the sixteenth century. Of particular interest are the ruled copy and the refined eighteenth-century binding, featuring an inscription and crowned monograms of a former owner. An important bound volume of three sixteenth-century histories of France