Fort Vol In4., In Red Morocco Leather, Bound In The Du Seuil Style, Featuring The Coat Of Arms Of The City Of Marseille 17

A rare early 17th-century book about the childhood of Louis XIII; in red morocco leather, a ribbed spine binding adorned with gilded fleurons in the panels, covers with Du Seuil-style frames, embossed in the center with the coat of arms of the City of Marseille, in a contemporary binding dated M. DC. XII. (1612) by...Published by Samuel Crispinus. “Natalis Comitis Mythologiae, sive explicationis Fabularum.” Ten books (in 10 volumes). In which all the dogmas of natural and moral philosophy are thoroughly demonstrated.  Recently revised and expanded by the author himself, the same four books on hunting. With a threefold index of memorable events, words, and places named after various heroes, as well as plains and animals dedicated to individual gods. A work that is extremely useful—and indeed almost indispensable—for students of any discipline. Included is G. Linocerius’s *Mythology of the Muses*, and a small treatise by an anonymous author containing observations on the gods of all nations.