120. "The Abbreviation of Universal History", by Atanasie Stagiritul, Volume I, Bucharest, 1826, with ex libris

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120. "The Abbreviation of Universal History", by Atanasie Stagiritul, Volume I, Bucharest, 1826, with ex libris

Starting price:

EUR 150

Sold

EUR 150

21.5 x 16 cm

Research information

BRV III p. 1278

The work was printed during the reign of ruler Grigore Dimitrie Ghika in Bucharest. The format is in 4º, with a title page, a sheet dedicated to the ruler, 9 pages "To the readers" numbered in Cyrillic characters, and 340 pages numbered in Latin characters representing the contents of the first volume. It presents typographical elements representing frontispieces and final vignettes, with 23 rows in full page, the mirror of the text 16.5 x 13.5 cm, as well as several holographic ex libris located on different pages. The binding is original with the spine made of leather and the covers made of cardboard covered with marbled paper.

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