Rare Volume With The Arms Of Louis XIV In A Rich In4 Calfskin Binding With Fleur-de-lis Motifs

Exceptional provenance has two titles this book from the library of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Louis XV (Ex-Libris) of the recognized Bibliophile and belonged to Louis XIV coming from his Library...; presented in a rich binding in glazed calf with a scattering of fleurs-de-lis and angles with a "fan" flat with a rich frame, stamped with the Royal arms of Louis XIV, spine with raised bands also decorated with these pretty irons, without apparent title. A very instructive subject for the King who sees in it a model for a text of the translation of Monsieur de Vaugelas: "Quintecurce of the Life and Actions of Alexander the Great". New Edition, on a new Copy of the Author, which was found since the first printings. With the Supplements of Iean Freinshemius on Quinte Curce, Translated by the late Monsieur Du Ryer. In Rouen and sold in Paris at Thomas Jollys, at the Palace, in the small Hall, at the Palme, and at the Armes de Hollande. M. DC. LXIV. (1664)