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Quintus Curtius Rufus (dit) QUINTE-CURCE

Alexander Magnus et illum commentarius Samuelis Pitisci quo antiquitates persarum, macedonum, phoenicum...

Apud Petrum van Thol, Hagae-Comitis (La Haye) 1708, 2 tomes en un vol. Fort in 8 (11,5x19,5cm), 855pp. (168), relié.

New edition with commentary by Samuel Pitiscus mentioning third edition, illustrated with a frontispiece and title, Pitiscus portrait, 4 folding maps and 11 boards with 29 numbered figures (most folding) often very curious (the Gardens of Babylon) by Johan van den Avelen d "after G. Hoet. First edition seems to have appeared in 1684.Demi brown sheepskin vintage wedge. spine tooled raised 5 florets. piece as brown morocco. marbled edges. rubbed together, with no paper on the boards. External Borders and bare corners of Pitiscus émoussés.Edition extensive commentary, including the extra charge of Freinshemius, and a broad index of antiquities. Pitiscus has avoided confrontation with other commentators but endeavored to reproduce in his comment that he considered the best in others, both grammatically, and historical This edition was well judged by the Journal des Savants. Pitiscus. give a dictionary of antiquities Greco-Latin which he was a scholar. --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

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