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Venice, Marcantonio Zaltieri & amp; Michele Zanetti, 1584. In 4th. Typographical mark on the title page, light browning, more intense on some papers, light blooms, slight water mill, contemporary parchment binding with manuscript author and title on the spine, small lack of the cap, slight defects. Signature of belonging to the title page. § Together in the lot of the same author In libros Ethicorum Aristotelis ad Nicomacum expositio. Cui triplicem textus interpretationem adiecimus, antiquam videlicet, Io. Argiropili, & amp; I. Bernardi Feliciani Veneti . Venice, Lucantonio Giunta, 1563. & nbsp; In 2nd. Large coat of arms with Florentine lily and initials L A surrounded by a garland supported by two cherubs & nbsp; engraved in wood on the title page, small tear without loss on the first card, light gore of water at the upper and lower edges, sporadic and slight blooms, small work of woodworm on the last cards, coeval parchment binding with author and title manuscripts on the spine, body of the book partially detached from the binding, defects.
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Lot not subject to return.
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