1733 C. Cornelii Taciti Opera Nova Editio Antiquarian Roman History Book Latin

1733 C. Cornelii Taciti Opera Nova Editio Antiquarian Roman History Book LatinC. Cornelii - Taciti Opera - Nova Editio, Ad exemplar ejusdem Authoris, editum ad usum SERENISSIMI DELPHINI, diligenter collata, & Capitibus disctinctaBy Cornelius TacitusSumptibus JOANNIS BARBOU via Jacobara prope Fontem S. Benedicti, sub Ciconiis: PARISIIS 1733English Translation Of Title: "C. Cornelii - Tacitus Opera - New Edition, To the copy of the same Author, published for the use of the SERENISSIMI DOLPHIN, carefully collated, & separated by Caps.Government of JOANNIS BARBOU via Jacobara near the Fountain of St. Benedict, under Ciconii: PARISIIS ""C. Cornelii - Taciti Opera refers to the works (opera) of Cornelius Tacitus, a prominent Roman historian and senator from the late 1st and early 2nd centuries AD. His full name is often abbreviated as C. Cornelius Tacitus, where "C." stands for Gaius. Tacitus is best known for his detailed and critical accounts of the Roman Empire, particularly during the reigns of emperors from Augustus to Domitian. His works are valued for their incisive analysis of power, politics, and morality. The phrase "C. Cornelii - Taciti Opera" is typically used in scholarly or classical editions of his works, often in Latin, to signify a collected edition of Tacitus's writings."General wear, fading and rub through with some loss to covers and spine as shown. Small contemporary inscriptions present on front and back endpapers otherwise pages clean and unmarked. Pages are overwhelmingly bright with only subtle age toning. Book presents very well overall and is a wonderful example of this original 1733 latin publication. Please study photos to further understand condition.Size 14cm x 9cm x 3.5cm - 554 Pages + Index

1815 Virgil Opera Works Aeneid Georgics Eclogues Antique Latin Literature Book

P. Virgilii Maronis

Opera,

Ad Fidem Editionis

Published by J. Rodwell etc. London 1815

" An attractive Regency-era edition of the works of Virgil, published in London in 1815, with the Latin title P. Virgilii Maronis Opera, ad fidem editionis Heynianæ plerumque exhibita. The text follows principally the celebrated recension of Christian Gottlob Heyne (1729-1812), one of the foremost classical scholars of the eighteenth century, whose critical editions of Virgil were highly influential. Printed entirely in Latin, the volume brings together Virgil's great surviving works, including the pastoral Eclogues (Bucolica), Georgics and the Aeneid, cornerstones of classical literature and among the most influential texts of Western civilisation.
The volume remains in a handsome period half-leather binding, with brown leather spine and corners over marbled paper-covered boards. The spine is decorated in gilt with ruled compartments, ornamental gilt devices and the title "VIRGILIUS", while the marbled boards display the wonderfully aged surface expected of a book now more than 210 years old. Showing genuine wear from generations of ownership but retaining considerable period character, this is a particularly appealing early-19th-century edition of one of antiquity's greatest poets — suitable for collectors of Virgil, classical literature, Latin texts, Regency-era books and early leather bindings. "