CHACON, Pedro (1525-1581). De triclinio. Siue de modo conuiuandi apud priscos Romanos, & de conuiuiorum apparatu. Accedit Fului Vrsini appendix . [Heidelberg]: in officina Sanctandreana [H. Commelin], 1590. 8°. Woodcut device on title, 4 large woodcut illustrations in the text (slight printing flaw on title with partial loss of date, tiny hole in K5, very lightly browned throughout). 19th-century green hardgrained morocco-backed boards (corners rubbed).
CHACON, Pedro (1525-1581). De triclinio. Siue de modo conuiuandi apud priscos Romanos, & de conuiuiorum apparatu. Accedit Fului Vrsini appendix . [Heidelberg]: in officina Sanctandreana [H. Commelin], 1590. 8°. Woodcut device on title, 4 large woodcut illustrations in the text (slight printing flaw on title with partial loss of date, tiny hole in K5, very lightly browned throughout). 19th-century green hardgrained morocco-backed boards (corners rubbed). Second edition of the erudite Spaniard Chacon's interesting work on the convivial and banqueting habits of the Romans. The author, a friend and correspondent of Baronius, de Thou, Casaubon and others, was charged by Gregory XIII to re-edit the Bible, the entire patristic writings and Gratian's Decretals. In spite of his enormous scholarship all of his works were published posthumously. Adams C1630; Vicaire 174; Bitting p.90 (note).
CHACON, Pedro (1525-1581). De triclinio. Siue de modo conuiuandi apud priscos Romanos, & de conuiuiorum apparatu. Accedit Fului Vrsini appendix . [Heidelberg]: in officina Sanctandreana [H. Commelin], 1590. 8°. Woodcut device on title, 4 large woodcut illustrations in the text (slight printing flaw on title with partial loss of date, tiny hole in K5, very lightly browned throughout). 19th-century green hardgrained morocco-backed boards (corners rubbed).
CHACON, Pedro (1525-1581). De triclinio. Siue de modo conuiuandi apud priscos Romanos, & de conuiuiorum apparatu. Accedit Fului Vrsini appendix . [Heidelberg]: in officina Sanctandreana [H. Commelin], 1590. 8°. Woodcut device on title, 4 large woodcut illustrations in the text (slight printing flaw on title with partial loss of date, tiny hole in K5, very lightly browned throughout). 19th-century green hardgrained morocco-backed boards (corners rubbed). Second edition of the erudite Spaniard Chacon's interesting work on the convivial and banqueting habits of the Romans. The author, a friend and correspondent of Baronius, de Thou, Casaubon and others, was charged by Gregory XIII to re-edit the Bible, the entire patristic writings and Gratian's Decretals. In spite of his enormous scholarship all of his works were published posthumously. Adams C1630; Vicaire 174; Bitting p.90 (note).
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