Q. Horatii Flacci; Fridericus G. Doering (editor) - Q. Horatii Flacci Opera - 1831





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Q. Horatii Flacci Opera, edited by Fridericus G. Doering, is a Latin edition published in Oxford in 1831, bound in full leather, 886 pages, 26 x 17 cm.
Description from the seller
DESCRIPTION: I present at auction a superb and elegant volume of the Complete Works of the Latin lyric poet Horace (Odes, Epodes, Satires, Epistles and Ars Poetica), fixed and commented by the illustrious German philologist Friedrich Wilhelm Doering.
Published in Oxford in 1831 by the prestigious academic printing house of D. A. Talboys, this copy stands out both for the extreme typographic neatness characteristic of Oxford presses and for a truly spectacular aesthetic presence in a library.
+ HISTORICAL ORIGIN AND BRITISH UNIVERSITY ORIGIN
Old-property era note: It preserves on the previous fly leaf a beautiful handwritten inscription in ink with period handwriting: “J. P. Price, Commoner, Winton. 1860.”
An exceedingly attractive collectible detail that directly links this book to the students (Commoners) of the famous and historical Winchester/Oxford college/university in the mid-19th century.
KEY POINTS OF THE COPY:
+ Oxford University Printing: Published in Oxford (Oxonii) in 1831 by D. A. Talboys in coedition with the renowned London booksellers (Whittaker, Treacher, Priestley and Tegg).
+ Critical Text and Copious Indices: A highly coveted edition of the 19th century for including the famous biography of Horace written by Suetonius (Horatii Vita a C. Suetonio conscripta), its two analytic prefaces and the meticulous final indices (Locupletissimi Indices).
+ Engraved Emblem on the Cover: Elegant and crisp central wood/engraved plate on the cover with the motto "TAILLE BOIS".
+ High-quality, heavyweight paper
PUBLICATION YEAR: Oxford (England, United Kingdom) 1831
LANGUAGE: Latin (Original Versions)
SIZE AND PAGE COUNT: Dimensions: 26 x 17 cm. Pagination: Title Page + XXXIV + 850 pp. COMPLETE WORK
CONDITION: Original full leather binding with gilt rules on the covers, in good condition with some wear as shown in photos. Spine with five raised bands decorated with gorgeous vegetal motifs and a stiff panel. The interior is in good condition, with clean, fresh pages and occasional minor rust spots due to the paper composition, as shown in photos.
STUNNING OXFORD EDITION OF HORACE"S WORKS. DONT MISS IT.
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SHIPPING POLICY:
Shipping costs are grouped to save you money. Economical shipping with major carriers:
Spain --> via CTT Express 24h or CORREOS
Europe --> via UPS Express 48-72h / FedEx Express 48-72h (Some countries may have longer transit times)
United States --> via UPS Express 48h / FedEx Express 48h (We have been informed by our customers that these companies are less strict or do not apply the new 15% tax to imported goods)
China --> via UPS Express 24h
Rest of the World --> via UPS Express 48h / FedEx Express 48h
*Books will be shipped carefully packed so they travel comfortably to their new home.
DESCRIPTION: I present at auction a superb and elegant volume of the Complete Works of the Latin lyric poet Horace (Odes, Epodes, Satires, Epistles and Ars Poetica), fixed and commented by the illustrious German philologist Friedrich Wilhelm Doering.
Published in Oxford in 1831 by the prestigious academic printing house of D. A. Talboys, this copy stands out both for the extreme typographic neatness characteristic of Oxford presses and for a truly spectacular aesthetic presence in a library.
+ HISTORICAL ORIGIN AND BRITISH UNIVERSITY ORIGIN
Old-property era note: It preserves on the previous fly leaf a beautiful handwritten inscription in ink with period handwriting: “J. P. Price, Commoner, Winton. 1860.”
An exceedingly attractive collectible detail that directly links this book to the students (Commoners) of the famous and historical Winchester/Oxford college/university in the mid-19th century.
KEY POINTS OF THE COPY:
+ Oxford University Printing: Published in Oxford (Oxonii) in 1831 by D. A. Talboys in coedition with the renowned London booksellers (Whittaker, Treacher, Priestley and Tegg).
+ Critical Text and Copious Indices: A highly coveted edition of the 19th century for including the famous biography of Horace written by Suetonius (Horatii Vita a C. Suetonio conscripta), its two analytic prefaces and the meticulous final indices (Locupletissimi Indices).
+ Engraved Emblem on the Cover: Elegant and crisp central wood/engraved plate on the cover with the motto "TAILLE BOIS".
+ High-quality, heavyweight paper
PUBLICATION YEAR: Oxford (England, United Kingdom) 1831
LANGUAGE: Latin (Original Versions)
SIZE AND PAGE COUNT: Dimensions: 26 x 17 cm. Pagination: Title Page + XXXIV + 850 pp. COMPLETE WORK
CONDITION: Original full leather binding with gilt rules on the covers, in good condition with some wear as shown in photos. Spine with five raised bands decorated with gorgeous vegetal motifs and a stiff panel. The interior is in good condition, with clean, fresh pages and occasional minor rust spots due to the paper composition, as shown in photos.
STUNNING OXFORD EDITION OF HORACE"S WORKS. DONT MISS IT.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SHIPPING POLICY:
Shipping costs are grouped to save you money. Economical shipping with major carriers:
Spain --> via CTT Express 24h or CORREOS
Europe --> via UPS Express 48-72h / FedEx Express 48-72h (Some countries may have longer transit times)
United States --> via UPS Express 48h / FedEx Express 48h (We have been informed by our customers that these companies are less strict or do not apply the new 15% tax to imported goods)
China --> via UPS Express 24h
Rest of the World --> via UPS Express 48h / FedEx Express 48h
*Books will be shipped carefully packed so they travel comfortably to their new home.

