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ERYTHRAEUS, Janus Nicius, *Epistolae ad Tyrrhenum*. Cologne: Jost Kalckhoven [= Amsterdam, n.p. (?)] 1645, 8vo: [4]-202 [= 210]-[1, 1 bl.] pp. (faint marginal dampstaining). Contemporary blind-stamped leather, spine with raised bands, red edges (slightly rubbed, top and bottom repaired). A fine copy. A collection of Latin letters (and some verses) by the Italian Baroque author Gian Vittorio Rossi (1577–1647). These letters were addressed to a “Tyrrhenus,” i.e., Fabio Chigi (1559–1667), who in 1655 became Pope Alexander VII. A second volume was added in 1649 (not included here). Engraved portrait of the author facing p. 1. Woodcut mark on the title page. Ref. STCN 113522568 = VD17 23:275928D.
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