Milano: Longanesi 1972. Un volume 195 cm di 495-7 pagine; 9 illustrazioni fuori testo. Il testo segue l'autografo originale conservato a Mosca. Introduzione bibliografia e note di Paul Vernière. Traduzione di Maria Vasta Dazzi. Tela editoriale con acetato in cofanetto rigido illustrato nella collana I Cento Libri. Edizione numerata di milleduecento copie su carta d'India e cinquanta con numerazione romana per uso interno della casa editrice questo il n. VI. Ottime condizioni. Longanesi unknown
C.1760. Some browning to the edges of the paper but otherwise in very good condition. . Binding: Loose Notes: The French Encyclopedia 1751-1771 edited by Denis Diderot is perhaps the most famous because it contained entries on a variety of topics by well known writers like Voltaire Montesquieu and D’Alembert. It voiced the advance opinions of the time in Philosophy Politics and Religion A Birthday Gift for Deni Diderot Size: Small Folio: 95mm x 50mm Illustration: Illustrated with 19 plates of musical notes. Category: Book Europe France; unknown
<p>Swedish version of Diderot's Nun nicely bound in supple half calf & profusely illustrated. "Based in the Eighteenth century Suzanne Simonin is an intelligent and sensitive sixteen-year-old French girl who is forced against her will into a Catholic convent by her parents. Suzanne's parents initially inform her that she is being sent to the convent for financial reasons stating it is cheaper for her to become a nun rather than paying a dowry in marriage. However while in the convent it is revealed to Suzanne that she is actually there because she is an illegitimate child as her mother committed adultery with another man. By sending Suzanne to the convent her mother thought she could make amends for her sins by using her daughter as a sacrificial offering for a new salvation." Wikipedia 5.25 x 7.5 inches. Top edge gilt.</p> Albert Bonnier
Paris: J.L.J. Briere 1821. Hardcover. Good. . 3-volume set French language text. Rebacked spines covers show minor wear and fading. Pages are lightly foxed. Paris: J.L.J. Briere hardcover
Leather Bound. Good. Paris: Firmin-Didot 1886. 19th C. bindings of original paperback eds. with original yellow pback wraps. Marbled endpapers. Very good 1/2 leather and marbled boards five raised bands. 2 Volumes. 341 408 pages. Bright gilt on spine Scuffing and chipping to brown leather on spine. Pages in tome 1 toned 1" chip from last page. Oeuvres completes en francais: letters Rameau La Religieuse Sur Les Femmes etc. hardcover