Philippus Trenta - Limon sive Urbanarum Quaestionum Libri Tres - rara - 1782





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Limon sive urbanarum quaestionum Libri Tres by Philippus Trenta, a Latin three‑book cultural history of Roman customs and early Christianity, 1782 edition in a leather binding, 29 cm by 21 cm, 203 pages, published in Rome by Perego Salvioni, in reasonably good condition.
Description from the seller
Author/ Editor:
Trenta, Philippi
Title:
Limon sive urbanarum quaestionum.
Format:
Gr.-4° (29 cm x 21 cm),
Collation:
With 10 etched vignettes and initials, XII, 203 pages.
Cover:
gold-embossed leather binding of the period.
Publisher / Place / Year:
Libri tres. Rome, Perego Salvioni, 1782.
Description:
The work addresses in three books various cultural-historical questions concerning the customs and manners of ancient Rome and early Christianity. Among the topics covered are, among others, the then-current dietary habits, bath culture, as well as fashion. The treatise is written in Latin and oriented toward scholarly-historical analysis.
Condition:
Binding worn and bumped, corners worn, lower spine with a small defect, spine label only fragmentarily preserved. Paper somewhat browned, partly lightly speckled. Front flyleaf with an old name inscription. 1 leaf in the white margin old-backed. Good copy.
Keywords: latin, Latin, Antiquity, Christianity, customs, usages, bath culture, nutrition, fashion, Rome, Latin, cultural history
Seller's Story
Author/ Editor:
Trenta, Philippi
Title:
Limon sive urbanarum quaestionum.
Format:
Gr.-4° (29 cm x 21 cm),
Collation:
With 10 etched vignettes and initials, XII, 203 pages.
Cover:
gold-embossed leather binding of the period.
Publisher / Place / Year:
Libri tres. Rome, Perego Salvioni, 1782.
Description:
The work addresses in three books various cultural-historical questions concerning the customs and manners of ancient Rome and early Christianity. Among the topics covered are, among others, the then-current dietary habits, bath culture, as well as fashion. The treatise is written in Latin and oriented toward scholarly-historical analysis.
Condition:
Binding worn and bumped, corners worn, lower spine with a small defect, spine label only fragmentarily preserved. Paper somewhat browned, partly lightly speckled. Front flyleaf with an old name inscription. 1 leaf in the white margin old-backed. Good copy.
Keywords: latin, Latin, Antiquity, Christianity, customs, usages, bath culture, nutrition, fashion, Rome, Latin, cultural history

