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Paris, Jean-Baptiste Coignard, 1701. In 8th. Intaglio vignette on the title pages, light browning, more intense on a few leaves, some slight foxing, marbled endpapers, elegant contemporary bindings in calfskin, plates framed by a triple golden fillet, title and tome impressed in gold within inserts on the spine with decorations at 5 nerves, gilt cuts, very slight defects. Paper ex-libris and library insert on the backing plates.
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Elegant first edition in 8° of the letters of Saint Augustine translated into French by Philippe Dubois-Goibaud.
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