[Ovid. Jacob Westerbaen] Three works in one volume: (1) Avond-school voor vryers

en vrysters, om in de minne-kunst geoeffent en onderwezen te werden nae de voornaemste lessen en leeringen van Ovidius, getrocken uyt syne drie boecken De arte amandi ende op onse tyden en zeden gepast door Jacob Westerbaen (...). he Hague, J. and P. Tongerloo, 1665, 77 p., contemporary gilt calf.

Bound before: (2) Nieuw avond-school, Waer in den Jongeluyden aengewesen ende gegeven wert raed tegen de liefde Volgens de voornaemste lessen en leeringen van Ovidius, getrocken uyt sijn twee Boeckjes De remedio amoris ende op onse tijden in Zeden gepast door Jacob Westerbaen. The Hague, P. Tongerloo, 1666, 42 p. Bound behind: (3) De Aeneis van P. Vergilius Maro, bestaende in XII Boecken, uyt het Latijn in Nederduytsche rymen gebracht door Jacob Westerbaan (...). The Hague, J. Tongerloo, 1662, (10),483 p., with engraved frontispiece. Ad binding: top hinge torn and outer corners worn, endpaper loose from back board; with ex libris of J.A. van Praag and his handwritten ownership's mark (1947) on endpaper. At the end of the binding several quires of blank leaves, on which the original owner began with a copy in manuscript of Vondel's Brieven der Heilige Maeghden (ed. 1642); Ad 2: PiCarta lists only a 4to edition by Tongerloo from the same year; Ad 1 and 2: rare first editions; Ad convolute: waterstained (mostly vaguely) and here and there with minor paper defects (total 3 works in one volume).