77/2295 [Classical antiquity and neolatinism]. Plinius Caecilius Secundus, C. Historiae Mundi Libri XXXVII. Ed. J. Dalekamp. Cologny [= Geneva], J. Crispin, 1631, 2 parts in 1 vol., (36),32,746 [=744]; (8),114,29,(160)p., woodcut printer's device, headpieces and initials, contemp. calf.

- Contents loose(ning); water-/ dampstained and (sl.) foxed throughout; owner's entry/ armorial bookplate ("John Field") on upper pastedown. Binding worn along extremities; leather on backstrip dried.

= Schweiger p.790.

Lucretius Carus, T. De rerum natura libri sex. London, R. Taylor, 1824, 295,(1)p., contemp. gilt blindst. calf, sm. 4to.

- Endpapers (sl.) foxed; paper cutting pasted on first blank. Upper joint split; backcover (sl.) chafed; top of spine dam. (restored). Contents clean.

= A reissue of the 1813 edition, privately printed for Dr. Keate, headmaster of Eton. Cf. Lowndes, p.1411: "An elegant and very correct edition, without notes"; Brunet III, 1221: "un superbe specimen des efforts typographiques de M. Taylor"; Schweiger p.578.