Petri Lescaloperii Parisini, e Societate Iesu. Humanitas theologica in qua M. T. Cicero De natura deorum. . Argumentis, expositionibus, illustrationibus nunc primum insignis in lucem prodit. Eademque opera quicquid homo solo rationis lumine de deo percipere potuit, ex omni antiquitate in apertum profertur. Ad maiorem hominis-dei gloriam.
Pierre Lescalopier (1608-1673)
Category
Books
Date
1660
Materials
Place of origin
France
Collection
Chirk Castle, Wrexham
NT 3038957
Summary
Bibliographic description
[28],738,[18]p. . fol.. Previous shelfmarks: C.11.1; C.11.5. Identified in 1796 inventory: F 278 "Cicero de nat deorum Lescaloperii", price 1s. Christies, 21 June 2004, lot 628.. Provenance: Bookplate: John Myddelton Esqr. of Chirk Castle Denbighshire [i.e. John Myddelton (1685-1747)] (the plate of Robert Myddelton of Chirk Castle with inscription altered); Jacobean armorial, after 1733. Franks 21457. manuscript bookseller's codes on front pastedown: "CH. NT/f" and "Pd. dnp". manuscript inscription on front fly-leaf: "Denb".. Binding: Seventeenth-century Cambridge-style blind panelled calf binding; gilt roll on board edges; blind fillet panels on spine.
Makers and roles
Pierre Lescalopier (1608-1673) Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC)