[Classics. Ovid] Two parts in one volume: (1) Pub. Ovidii Nasonis Heroidum epistolae

Auli Sabini ad earum aliquot responsiones. Guidonis Morilloni Argumenta ac Schola. His accesserunt Ioannis Baptistae Egnatii Observationes emendatae (...). Paris, H. de Marnef and widow Gulielmi Cauellat, 1580, 521 p., with woodcut printer's mark and 39 emblematic woodcuts in the text, contemporary limp Italian vellum, 16mo.

Bound after: (2) P. Ovidii Nasonis Factorum Lib. VI. Tristium Lib. V. De Ponto Lib. IIII (...). Ad Fastorum explicatione, adiectae sunt inerratium stellarum singularum significationes, ex Cl. Ptolemaeo. Ibid., idem, 1582, 422,(18) p., with woodcut printer's mark at beginning and end and 14 emblematic woodcuts in the text. Both parts with here and there an occasional old ink spot and with several "pointers" in pen in the margin; first and last leaf of the convolute with reinforce margin. New free endpapers for reinforcing the inner hinge, vellum with small tear on the spine. Good and honest copy, two finely illustrated classics in one binding.