Daniel - Daniel & Les Machabées - 1740

Daniel translated into French, with an explanation drawn from the Holy Fathers & ecclesiastical authors.
The Maccabees translated into French, with an explanation drawn from the Holy Fathers & ecclesiastical authors.
In Paris, at Guillaume Desprez, printer & ordinary bookseller to the King, and Jean-Baptiste Desessarts, bookseller, rue Saint Jacques, at Saint Prosper & at the Three Virtues.
1740

The Book of Daniel tells of Daniel’s prophetic visions, the downfall of kingdoms, and the announcement of God’s judgment, with famous episodes such as Daniel in the lion’s den. It mingles history, faith, and prophecies about the future of peoples and empires.

The Books of Maccabees recount the revolt of the Jewish people against Greek oppression and the defense of their faith in the face of persecutions. They tell of battles, the courage of martyrs, and the reconquest of the Temple in Jerusalem.

A fine, complete and sought-after copy for its rarity, its printing quality, and its beautiful original binding.
Its value remains sustained on the antique book market, with an appreciated value among specialized booksellers and collectors.

Daniel: 332 pages
The Maccabees: 607 pages in two parts
Format: 20.5 x 13.5 cm

Original leather binding, wear, rubbing and small flaws of time, spine with 5 raised bands, title piece in gold readable.
Interior very clean for its age, paper well preserved, complete volume.

Careful packaging with a signature