Author: Noris, Henri [Henrico Enrico].
Title: Annus et epochae Syromacedonum in vetustis urbium Syriae nummis praesertim Mediceis expositae. Additis Fastis consularibus anonymi omnium optimis. Accesserunt nuper Dissertationes de paschali Latinorum cyclo annorum LXXXIV. Ac Ravennate annorum XCV.
Description: Florentiae [Florence], Typis Sereniss. Magni Ducis, 1691. Hardcover. Three parts in one volume. Quarto (310 x 230mm). Part I: Pp. (xiv), Dissertations I-V: 472 (4 blank pages in dissertation IV as printer's fault), 473-494 Addenda, (2) Errata, (16) (verso blank) Index. Part II: Fasti consulares: lxii, (2) (blank), Diagramma: (viii); Disseratio de paschali latinorum cyclo annorum LXXXIV: 51 (verso blank); Dissertation II de cyclo paschali ravennate annorum XCV: (3), 56-134; Approbationes: (2) (verso blank). Woodcut title vignette, title page printed in red and black. With numerous copper-engraved illustrations of coins throughout. Woodcut head-pieces with de Medici family crest, woodcut initials and tail-pieces. Small chip to lower corner of one leaf, well away from text. HARDCOVER, bound in contemporary half calf and matching paper covered boards, spine with raised bands, gilt morocco label, sprinkled edges, boards and corners chafed and rubbed. A wide margined copy, printed on handsome laid paper, with a crisp and fresh interior in exceptionally fine condition. ~ Noteworthy is Brunet's remark about the Leipzig 1696 edition: "L'édition de Leipzig, 1696, in-4, est moins chère que celle de Florence". Cardinal Enrico Noris (1631-1704). Lipsius p. 287. Brunet IV, p. 102. B-3 .

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