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Discover a bibliographical gem from 1733: the "Commentary by P. Ovidius Naso on the books of Tristia and Epistulae ex Ponto," published in Madrid by the Widow of Francisco del Hierro.
Written by Ignacio Suárez de Figueroa, it stands out for its excellent structural integrity and its solid, complete text block. The copy retains its elegant original marbled endpapers and a period leather binding that, though worn, provides an unparalleled patina of authenticity.
With old ownership signatures that tell its story, it is an ideal piece for collectors of Latin classics or lovers of 18th-century printing. An 18th-century survivor from the Age of Enlightenment, quite well-preserved despite some expected marks for a nearly 300-year-old book.
Extremely difficult to find a complete and well-preserved piece like this, it is delivered as shown in the photographs.
