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Jean de LA BRUYERE

Les caracteres de Theophraste, traduits du grec, avec les caracteres ou moeurs de ce siecle

Chez Etienne Michallet, à Paris 1688, in-12 (8,7x16,5cm), (60) 308pp. (3), relié.

Mention of a second edition. This edition follows the first few months, it is similar in all respects except for some corrections. It is the street address of the image Saint Paul. "The second edition also impr. 1688 offers only slight changes, and the third, under the same date, is merely a reprint of the second. ' (Brunet III, 720). See Tchermerzine VIII. Full marbled calf contemporary. Back tooled raised. A lack in feet. 2 corners bumped. 3 wormholes through the entire structure, holes widening end of the book, sometimes eliding some lettres.L'écriture Character starts at 1670, but only after 17 years of work The Heather decides to publish the characters, yet it is so unsure of success that gives preeminence to his translation of the Characters of Theophrastus in permières editions and it was not until the fifth that affirms the work of the characters before that of Theophrastus, La Bruyère and finally sign the publishing of his name. Bookplate end to arms eighteenth and early nineteenth Count Raven Saint-Albin, three bars of gold sand framed by two crows with the motto: Nil nisi virtute. its library of about 60,000 volumes was sold in 1850. --- 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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