Jan Cornelis de Pauw / Jean Le Clerc - Philargyrius Cantabrigiensis : Cleri adversus Phileleutheri Lipsiensis emendationes in Menandri et - 1711
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First edition from 1711 of Philargyrius Cantabrigiensis by Jan Cornelis de Pauw with a substantial preface by Jean Le Clerc, a study on Menander and Philemon in a two-part classic binding.
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Rare original edition of this study by Jan Cornelis de Pauw, a Dutch philologist, on the work of Menander and Philemon, Greek poets of New Comedy.
With an important preface by Jean Leclerc or Johannes Clericus (1657-1736), a Geneva Protestant theologian and pastor.
Work divided into two parts with two title pages. Preserved in a sturdy full vellum binding from the period, with a smooth spine decorated with the handwritten title. Mottled edges. In good condition. Shadowed spine and minor stains on the covers without severity. Tiny tear at the head. Neat printing with typographic ornaments and title vignettes. Interior well preserved, with a few scattered foxings, quite rare.
Good specimen.
Jan Cornelis de Pauw was a Dutch philologist born in Utrecht around 1680 and died in 1749.
He becomes a canon in his hometown and dedicates most of his life to work on Greek literature. He publishes this work under the pseudonym of Philargyrius Cantabrigiensis.
Jan Cornelis de Pauw / Jean Le Clerc
Philargyrius Cantabrigiensis: Corrections by the clergy against Phileleutheri Lipsiensis in the remains of Menander and Philemon, ...
Amsterdam, H. Schelte, 1711
in-8 (19.5 x 11.5cm); 176 p. + 136p
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Passage Bookstore - Gribaudo Vandamme Bookstore
48-62 Passage Jouffroy - 75009 Paris
Translated by Google TranslateRare original edition of this study by Jan Cornelis de Pauw, a Dutch philologist, on the work of Menander and Philemon, Greek poets of New Comedy.
With an important preface by Jean Leclerc or Johannes Clericus (1657-1736), a Geneva Protestant theologian and pastor.
Work divided into two parts with two title pages. Preserved in a sturdy full vellum binding from the period, with a smooth spine decorated with the handwritten title. Mottled edges. In good condition. Shadowed spine and minor stains on the covers without severity. Tiny tear at the head. Neat printing with typographic ornaments and title vignettes. Interior well preserved, with a few scattered foxings, quite rare.
Good specimen.
Jan Cornelis de Pauw was a Dutch philologist born in Utrecht around 1680 and died in 1749.
He becomes a canon in his hometown and dedicates most of his life to work on Greek literature. He publishes this work under the pseudonym of Philargyrius Cantabrigiensis.
Jan Cornelis de Pauw / Jean Le Clerc
Philargyrius Cantabrigiensis: Corrections by the clergy against Phileleutheri Lipsiensis in the remains of Menander and Philemon, ...
Amsterdam, H. Schelte, 1711
in-8 (19.5 x 11.5cm); 176 p. + 136p
Seller's Story
We are looking for old books for our bibliophile customers. We currently have a strong demand on the web.
On-site withdrawals are only from MONDAY TO FRIDAY, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Passage Bookstore - Gribaudo Vandamme Bookstore
48-62 Passage Jouffroy - 75009 Paris
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Number of Books
1
Subject
Literature, Poetry
Book Title
Philargyrius Cantabrigiensis : Cleri adversus Phileleutheri Lipsiensis emendationes in Menandri et
Author/ Illustrator
Jan Cornelis de Pauw / Jean Le Clerc
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1711
Edition
1st Edition
Language
Greek, Latin
Original language
Yes
Number of pages
176
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