FENELON : The Avantures of Telemachus son of Ulysses. By late Messire François de Salignac, de la Mothe Fénelon. New Edition, Conforming to the Original Manuscript, And Enriched with Engraved Figures. Amsterdam, J. Wetstein & G. Smith, Rotterdam, Jean Hofhout, 1734; in 4° of (2) ff., X, XVII, (1), 424 pp. in porphyry calf, spine decorated, red edges (period binding). The illustration by Bernard PICART and his workshop includes a portrait of the author engraved by Pierre Drevet after Joseph Vivien, a frontispiece and 24 plates out of text after Bernard Picart, De Brie, L.F. Dubourg, engraved notably by Jacob Folkema and Louis Surugue, vignettes at the head of the book and finely engraved endpapers (rubbed binding).
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FENELON : The Avantures of Telemachus son of Ulysses. By late Messire François de Salignac, de la Mothe Fénelon. New Edition, Conforming to the Original Manuscript, And Enriched with Engraved Figures. Amsterdam, J. Wetstein & G. Smith, Rotterdam, Jean Hofhout, 1734; in 4° of (2) ff., X, XVII, (1), 424 pp. in porphyry calf, spine decorated, red edges (period binding). The illustration by Bernard PICART and his workshop includes a portrait of the author engraved by Pierre Drevet after Joseph Vivien, a frontispiece and 24 plates out of text after Bernard Picart, De Brie, L.F. Dubourg, engraved notably by Jacob Folkema and Louis Surugue, vignettes at the head of the book and finely engraved endpapers (rubbed binding).

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FENELON : The Avantures of Telemachus son of Ulysses. By late Messire François de Salignac, de la Mothe Fénelon. New Edition, Conforming to the Original Manuscript, And Enriched with Engraved Figures. Amsterdam, J. Wetstein & G. Smith, Rotterdam, Jean Hofhout, 1734; in 4° of (2) ff., X, XVII, (1), 424 pp. in porphyry calf, spine decorated, red edges (period binding). The illustration by Bernard PICART and his workshop includes a portrait of the author engraved by Pierre Drevet after Joseph Vivien, a frontispiece and 24 plates out of text after Bernard Picart, De Brie, L.F. Dubourg, engraved notably by Jacob Folkema and Louis Surugue, vignettes at the head of the book and finely engraved endpapers (rubbed binding).
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