GRATIANO). - Catalogue de la Bibliothèque Du Docteur Gratiano, Membre de Diverses Académies Littéraires Et Sociétés Philharmoniques. Dont la Vente Se Fera le Jeudi 22 Février 1844, Et Jours Suivants, à Six Heures de Relevée, Rue Des Bons-Enfants, No. 30, Maison Silves

. Se distribue a Paris, chez Silvestre, Libraire, rue des Bons-Enfants, 30, 1844. iv,176pp. 1250 nos. In the original blue paper wrappers with white paper titleshield. With a some prices, names & annotations in ink & pencil.*The introduction contains a short biography of Dr. Gratiano and gives some information about the collection that is to be sold. The categories of the books are: Theology, Jurisprudence, Sciences & Arts, Belles-Lettres, Appendice to Belles-Lettres, History. According to the introduction Dr. Gratiano, native of San-Marino, extensively studied popular languages and dialects of the various parts of Italy. His collection also contains the principal works of the theory and practice of music. Under no. 320 in the music section is a description of a manuscript made for the cardinal Ferdinand de Médicis, later the great-duke of Tuscany. Interesting collection..