Catalogue of an important library of rare and valuable books; incunabula typographica, mostly in original bindings; illustrated books of the XVIth and XVIIIth century; early Americana; Standard works on the fine arts; bibles and liturgical books; fine bindings; Judaica; early books on geography, etc., including Hypnerotomachia Poliphili, 1499; Schatzbehalter, 1491; Terentius, Venezia, 1497; Valturius, 1483; Dürers Hroswitha, Proportion a.o. Holbeins Dance of Death, 1538; The first Holbein Bible; Theuerdank, 1519; Monument du Costume; Janscha-Ziegler, Rheinansichten, etc (1900)
y have consulted other historians of the Hannibalic war. The general plan ofthe epic follows that of the Iliad and the Aeneid. Its theme is conceived as a duelbetween two mighty nations, with parallel dissensions am^ong the gods. A few MS. notes on margins, some wormholes through last few leaves,… … n