Lot 712 Cajus Cornelius Tacitus. Opera quae extant. Ex …

Opera quae extant. Ex Recensione cum notis Jacobi Gronovii. 2 Bände (in 1 Bd.) Mit gestoch. Titel und 2 gestoch. Titelvignetten. Utrecht, Poolsum u. Visch, 1921. 4°. 17 Bll., 756, 578 S., 78 Bll. (Index). Pgt. d. Zt. mit RSchild (etwas fleckig).

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Literatur des 17. bis 19. Jahrhunderts – Wichtige Ausgabe mit den Kommentaren des Jacob Gronovius. - Schweiger II, 1003. - Ebert 22169. - Ruppert 1439. - Dibdin II, 454: "A very ample and excellent edition, containing the notes and observations of almost all the old and best editors, with those of John, James, and Abraham Gronovius: wich latter critic superintended the publicaton on the death of his father James In my opinion, says Dr. Harwood, this is an infinitely better an more useful edition of Tacitus than that of Brotier". - Etwas gebräut, leicht stockfleckig. Name auf Vorsatz.

Literature of 17th to 19th Century –

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