216- PROCOPE OF CESAREA. History of the wars made by the Emperor Iustinian against the Vandals, and the Goths. Written in Greek by Procopius, & Agathias, & put in French by Mart. Fumée, S. de Genillé, knight of the Order of the King. With annotations containing the modern appellations, & explanations of the most difficult passages of it. Paris, Michel Sonnius, 1587, in-folio, soft vellum, smooth spine (period binding)
First edition of the French translation of Procopius' work and its continuation by Agathias, established by Martin Fumée.
A slightly unstuck copy, with light angular spotting throughout the volume.
Handwritten bookplate of Antoine Feydeau.
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216- PROCOPE OF CESAREA. History of the wars made by the Emperor Iustinian against the Vandals, and the Goths. Written in Greek by Procopius, & Agathias, & put in French by Mart. Fumée, S. de Genillé, knight of the Order of the King. With annotations containing the modern appellations, & explanations of the most difficult passages of it. Paris, Michel Sonnius, 1587, in-folio, soft vellum, smooth spine (period binding) First edition of the French translation of Procopius' work and its continuation by Agathias, established by Martin Fumée. A slightly unstuck copy, with light angular spotting throughout the volume. Handwritten bookplate of Antoine Feydeau.

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216- PROCOPE OF CESAREA. History of the wars made by the Emperor Iustinian against the Vandals, and the Goths. Written in Greek by Procopius, & Agathias, & put in French by Mart. Fumée, S. de Genillé, knight of the Order of the King. With annotations containing the modern appellations, & explanations of the most difficult passages of it. Paris, Michel Sonnius, 1587, in-folio, soft vellum, smooth spine (period binding) First edition of the French translation of Procopius' work and its continuation by Agathias, established by Martin Fumée. A slightly unstuck copy, with light angular spotting throughout the volume. Handwritten bookplate of Antoine Feydeau.
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