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Thursday 23 April 2026, 03:00 PM • Rome

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Folengo, Teofilo

Opus Merlini Cocaii poete mantuani macaronicorum, 1692

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€ 100 - 200

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Amsterdam, Apud Abrahamum à Someren, 1692. In 8°. Frontispiece with portrait of the author, initials, tailpieces and illustrations engraved in the text, some small restorations. Brown leather binding, decorations and title in gold within a tag on the five-ribbed spine. § Together in the lot: Fontaine N., L'histoire du vieux et du nouveau testament , Vienna, chez jean Thomas Trattner, 1762. In 8°. Printer's device on the title page bearing "Altius Labore et Favore", illustrations engraved in the text. Spun calf binding, gold title and decorations on the five-ribbed spine, signs of aging. § Also together: Le Temple de Gnide . London, snt In 8°. Beautiful engraving on the frontispiece and on the title page, stamp on the title page, several engravings at the opening of the individual Chants, slight browning. Sponged calfskin binding, red edges, age-related defects. "Leon Gambetta" bound books on the back cover.

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