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[TRAVEL-ORIENTALISM] Set of 10 works in 14 volumes. - DE PINON. Blochet. *Voyage en Orient*. Paris, Leroux, 1920. In-8, contemporary green half-maroquin, spine with faded raised bands. - DELAVILLE LE ROULX. From France to the Orient. Paris, Thorin, 1886. 2 in-8 volumes, brick-red half-percale Bradel binding. - FERMANEL. *Voyage d'Italie et du Levant*... Rouen: Antoine Maurry. [1670]. 8vo, contemporary binding. - VERNET / GOUPIL. Horace Vernet’s Journey to the East. Paris, Challemel, [n.d.]. In-8, illustrated publisher’s binding (worn). With color illustrations. - NOMPAR DE CAUMONT. Journey from Overseas to Jerusalem. Paris, A. Aubry, 1858. 8vo, blue half-percale in Bradel style. - SODERBLOM. The Afterlife According to Zoroastrianism. Large 8vo, taupe percale Bradel binding of the period. - COMNENE, Demetrius. A Historical Account of the Imperial House of the Comnenes, Including the Origin, Customs, and Practices of the Maniots. Amsterdam, 1784. 8vo, 184 pp. - DE SAULCY. *Journey to the Dead Sea*. Paris, Gide and J. Baudry, 1852–1853. 2 volumes, 8vo, beige half-percaline in Bradel style. - SPON. WHELER. Voyage through Italy, Dalmatia, Greece, and the Levant undertaken in the years 1675 and 1676. In-18, VOLUME I ONLY. Amsterdam, Henry & Théodore Boom, 1679. Second edition of this important travel account of the Levant, focusing on the study of traces of antiquity: epigraphy, architecture, glyptics, and numismatics. -VINCENT. Voyage of Nearchus from the Mouths of the Indus to the Euphrates. Paris, Crapelet, (1808). 3 volumes, in-8. Blue half-percale, title label. A fine copy with its maps. Slight oxidation on a few quires.
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