Latin language--Brisson, Barnabé (1531-1591).

Niess, Johann (1584-1634). De ortu et occasu linguae Latinae. Dillingen: Jakob Sermodi, 1627, 12mo (127 x 76mm.), [56],149, [3], 151-460 [i.e. 462], [20]pp., illustration: woodcut initials and tailpieces, binding: old vellum over boards, [VD17 23:000520D], A3-4 torn with slight loss affecting a few letters
Becmann, Christian (1580-1648). Manuductio ad Latinam linguam. Hanau: Clemens Schleich and the widow of Daniel Aubry, 1629, 8vo (183 x 112mm.), [16], 1172, [162]pp., illustration: woodcut device on title-page, woodcut initial and headpiece, binding: seventeenth century calf, [VD17 12:130055Q], pages very browned, some small tears, covers detached
Corvinus, Andreas (1589-1648). Fons Latinitatis. Frankfurt, Leipzig and Jena: Thomas Matthias Götze, 1671, 4to (204 x 155mm.), ff. [4], 1641 [i.e. 1642] col., ff. [181], 473, 144pp., illustration: engraved additional title-page, woodcut device on title-page, binding: old vellum over boards, lettering-piece, [VD17 12:130305Y], spotting
Borch, Ole (1626-1690). Cogitationes de variis Latinae linguae aetibus. Copenhagen: Peder Haubold, 1675, [16], 314, [6]pp., title-page printed in red and black, illustration: woodcut initials and tailpiece, [BL STC Scandinavian B872]--Ibid. Analecta ad cogitationes de lingua Latina. Copenhagen: Peder Haubold, 1682, [4], 63, [1], 68pp., illustration: woodcut initials and tailpiece, 2 works in one volume, 4to (196 x 151mm.), binding: contemporary calf, spine gilt in compartments, binding rubbed
Cellarius, Christoph (1638-1707). Latinitatis probatae et exercitae liber memorialis. Merseburg: Christian Forberger, 1689, [4], 249, [1]pp., title-page printed in red and black, illustration: typographic headpiece, woodcut tailpiece, [VD17 1:042347Z]--Ibid. Erleichterte Lateinische grammatica. Merseburg: Christian Forberger, 1689, [130]pp., illustration: typographic headpiece, 2 works in one volume, 8vo (162 x 97mm.), [VD17 39:143762C], binding: old vellum over boards, red morocco medallion at centre of upper cover, worming
Vorst, Johannes (1623-1676). De Latinitate falso suspecta. Berlin: Johann Friedrich Gleditsch, 1690, 8vo (153 x 85mm.), [12], 298, [26]pp., title-page printed in red and black, illustration: woodcut initials, binding: contemporary calf, spine gilt in compartments, [VD17 3:314302R], spotting, binding worn, upper cover detached



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