Price: £300
Subject: Classics
Published Date: 1763.
Stock Number: 77821
(Your basket is currently empty)Tabulis Aeneis illustratvit, et notas variorum selectas, suasque addidit G.S.
Description: Title in red and black, 15 engraved plates (including frontispiece portrait after Edward Holyday's portrait of Juvenal); frontis. offset, uniformly toned, pp. [xii], 229, [1], 8vo; contemporary mid-brown calf, boards bordered with a gilt roll, gilt in compartments, lettering piece in second compartment (chipped), boards with later Chancellor's Prize stamp in blind (i.e. the arms of Baron Grenville as chancellor of Oxford), marbled endpapers, extremities rubbed, head of spine chipped, front joint starting; armorial bookplate of Revd Charles Lyttelton, good.Publication Details: Cambridge: Prostant venales Londini, apud Gul. Sandby, 1763.
Notes: An attractive edition of the Roman satires, edited with scholarly apparatus by the bookseller and publisher William Sandby. One of several Latin classics published by Sandby between 1742 and 1763, with his hallmarks of elegant typography and engraved plates showing antique statuary and other curiosities, intended to support passages in the text. This was one of his final productions, and in 1768 he sold his business to the first John Murray.
Bibliography: (ESTC T123561)
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