Penu Tullianum. Decem Caellis Sive Inidicibus expromens: Quidquid Uspiam Divitiarum in Operibus... TITLE PAGE index. de Cicero, Marcus Tulius - 1619.

Oxford, London, UK: Oxford University Press; The Clarendon Press, 1963. In Latin. Two volumes, 1963 and 1964. Oxford Classical Texts series. Midnight blue cloth with dustjacket. Very good condition with firm bindings, dust speckling to top edge of text block, clean pages, name of Yale Classics scholar Joseph Solodow at top of each front free endpaper, no other markings. The mylar protected dustjackets are also in very good condition with darkened but legible spines, no chips or tears.. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York. Harper & Brothers,Publishers. 1894. Hardcover. 12mo, 19 cm, 466p., index, original blind decoratedbrown cloth, spine toned, titles faded, very good sound copy (ds1). ~One of "Harper's New Classical Library". Written by Cicero around 45B.C., "Tusculanae Disputationes" is a series of books attempting topopularize Stoic philosophy. "On the Nature of the Gods" is a revisionof that usually ascribed to Benjamin Franklin. "On the Commonwealth" is a translation of "De re publica", Cicero's dialogue on Romanpolitics and is a revision of Francis Barnham's translation of 1841.

Stephani Fletcher. Poor with no dust jacket. 1723. Full-Leather. Bad news: Both covers are loose. Good news: the interior is fine, except for very neat, very small period notes in the text. Little or no foxing.; 5x7 .

Paris, Duprat-Duverger, Duprat-Duverger, 1812. 12mo (12,5x7 cm). 168 pp. (some leaves browned or with light spots). Quire F misbound, but complete. Bound in vellum over boards: part of manuscript-leaf with annotated music, printed in black, staves in red and initial in blue. - On inside frontcover nice bookseller's vignette: 'Avis. Cet ouvrage se vend chez Gambier, Lib.re March.d de Papiers et de Fournitures de Bureau, rue de la Madeleine, no 416, à Bruxelles'. - Charming booklet, rare.

London. William Pickering. 1821. Hardcover. 48mo. 8.5x 5cm, (3.5"x1.9"), 155,[1]p., vignettes on the title & half title, engraved frontis(Cicero), in the original pebble grain cloth, with printed paper spinelabel (chipped), else fine copy, rare. (cgc) Text in Latin. Three ofCicero's rhetorics: On Duty, On Old Age, and On Friendship, originallydated 44 B.C. This edition is one of the "Diamond Classics" a series ofsmall books with tiny type published by William Pickering in optionalleather or cloth. Pickering was an innovator in the use of cloth in bookbinding. "Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the great American President, alsobecame a collector of miniature books. In May 1929 he wrote to Henderson" My own tiny books are neither very rare nor very numerous but I continuemy interest in them'. He possessed 162 items, most of them under 3 incheshigh and none of them exceeding 4 inches. As late as April 1973, theSwann Auction Galleries in New sold some Pickering Diamond Classics,namely the Milton, the Cicero,… Leer más