Marcus Tullius Cicero - Commentarius in selectas M. T. Ciceronis orationes - 1733





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Commentarius in selectas M. T. Ciceronis orationes, Pars I, Latin edition for the use of Jesuit schools, second edition, München 1733, one vellum‑bound volume, 608 pages, 17 x 10 cm, by Marcus Tullius Cicero, published by Jo. Andreas de La Haye.
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Commentarius in selectas M. T. Ciceronis orationes, Pars I. Ad usum Scholarum Societatis Jesu. Editio Secunda. Permissu Superiorum - München, Jo. Andreas de La Haye (drukker Maria Magdalena Riedlin), 1733 - deel 1 (van 3?) - (8) 608 (24) pp - parchment
Good. The volume is clean, the spine crease at the top about 2 cm open. A small notch at the bottom from the side edge of the front board. The cover and endpapers described. Interior browned, here and there a spot, some foxing. Leaves 7/8 and 9/10 loose. Leaf 463/464 creased. Some dog-ears, dog-ear on the upper corner of pages 241 through 264. Hole at the bottom of the endpaper. Pagination begins at 5; the leafs "Facultas R P Provincialis" and "Verrjna J. seu divinatio argumentum" count as pages 1 through 4.
Contains Latin notes and analyses of selected speeches of Marcus Tullius Cicero
To be sent by registered mail
Commentarius in selectas M. T. Ciceronis orationes, Pars I. Ad usum Scholarum Societatis Jesu. Editio Secunda. Permissu Superiorum - München, Jo. Andreas de La Haye (drukker Maria Magdalena Riedlin), 1733 - deel 1 (van 3?) - (8) 608 (24) pp - parchment
Good. The volume is clean, the spine crease at the top about 2 cm open. A small notch at the bottom from the side edge of the front board. The cover and endpapers described. Interior browned, here and there a spot, some foxing. Leaves 7/8 and 9/10 loose. Leaf 463/464 creased. Some dog-ears, dog-ear on the upper corner of pages 241 through 264. Hole at the bottom of the endpaper. Pagination begins at 5; the leafs "Facultas R P Provincialis" and "Verrjna J. seu divinatio argumentum" count as pages 1 through 4.
Contains Latin notes and analyses of selected speeches of Marcus Tullius Cicero
To be sent by registered mail

