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
Paris
Collection
Gunby Hall Estate, Lincolnshire
NT 3203003
Summary
Bibliographic description
[28],738,[18]p.. fol. Old pressmark, perhaps French, on title-page: XII.B.15. Old Gunby pressmarks: II H and 117. Provenance: Signature on title-page: 'Dangre' (French 17th-century?). Signature on pastedown: ‘P.Massingberd /Gunby Park’ and armorial stencilled stamp on verso of title page : P. Langton [i.e. Peregrine Langton Massingberd (1780-1858)]. Binding: French seventeenth-century calf, heavily gilt on both boards: broad decorative borders surrounding field of fleur-de-lys armorial centre-pieces. Bond on 6 cords; spine panels each with 3 fleur-de-lys. Binding rubbed and torn; in book-shoe
Makers and roles
Pierre Lescalopier (1608-1673) Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC)