Tragoediae: ad doctorum virorum emendationes recognitae.

24mo: 288 pp. (tears restored without loss on the title, water stains on the first lvs, sl. browning).

Contemp. red morocco, triple gilt fillet frame on the boards, central gilt coat of arms, spine with raised bands gilt and decorated with repeated monogram and heraldic tool, a.e.g. (turn-in and corner skilfully restored).

Pocket ed. of Seneca's tragedies for students and travellers. Woodcut mark on title.
Ref. STCN (1 copy: Leiden). - Not in Simoni (S-129: reprint ed., 1612).
Prov. François-Auguste de Thou (1604-1642), elder son of the famous bibliophile Jacques-Auguste and of Gasparde de La Chastre (gilt coat of arms and his father's cypher "IAGG" that de Thoux junior used for his own books; ref. Olivier 217). A friend of Cinq-Mars, he was involved in the latter's plot against Cardinal Richelieu and sentenced to death. - De Ghellinck d'Elseghem Vaernewyck (arm. bookpl. "Laet Vaeren Nydt" and "Bibliotheca Elseghemensis", lith. by N. Heins at Ghent).