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Randolph | The Present state of the Morea, 1686 | Georgirenes, A Description of the present state of Samos [&c.], 1678
Estimate:
600
GREECE AND THE LEVANT, A PRIVATE LIBRARY, LOTS 157-213
Randolph | The Present state of the Morea, 1686 | Georgirenes, A Description of the present state of Samos [&c.], 1678
Randolph | The Present state of the Morea, 1686 | Georgirenes, A Description of the present state of Samos [&c.], 1678
Estimate:
600
Lot sold:
1,750
GBP
GREECE AND THE LEVANT, A PRIVATE LIBRARY, LOTS 157-213
GREECE
Two seventeenth-century works, comprising:
Randolph, Bernard. The Present state of the Morea, called anciently Peloponnesus... with a description of Athens, islands of Zant, Strafades, and Serigo. London: for the Author, 1686, small 4to, green half morocco by Riviere, g.e., slightly cropped, lacking map
Georgirenes, Joseph. A Description of the present state of Samos, Nicaria, Patmos, and Mount Athos. London: printed by W.G., sold by Moses Pitt, 1678, 8vo, with A2-3 (dedication in Greek, which is often lacking), nineteenth-century half calf, text browned/spotted and slightly cropped, title soiled, cut down and mounted, spine slightly worn
LITERATURE:
Blackmer 1384 (footnote), 672; Atabey 1012 (later edition), 489
Condition is described in the main body of the cataloguing, where appropriate.
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