The Lives of the Nobel Grecians & Romans

NORTH'S PLUTARCH The Translation by Sir Thomas North of Plutarch's Lives : Two Volumes in Slipcase (The Lives of the Nobel Grecians and Romans by Plutarch of Chaeronea)in VG Condition as Pictured. $7.

NO RESERVE Shakespeare Head Press.- Plutarch. The Lives of the Nobel Grecians and Romanes, translated by Sir Thomas North, 8 vol., number 182 of 500 copies, illustrations by Thomas Lowinsky, light bro

The Lives of the Noble Grecians & Romans Volume 1 & 2, translated by Sir Thomas North, measure 5 3/4 x 8 inches, wear consistent with age and use. Books, literature, coffee table looks, literature, ad

London and New York: Frederick Warne and Co. Circa 1890s (not dated) Size 5 1/4 by 7 1/2" Very good interior condition, some wear of bindings Text in English ================================ Reserve:

[Biography] Plutarch. Plutarch's Lives of Noble Grecians and Romans. Abraham Miller, London, 1657. Folio, (15) 1031(26) 76 (34) pp., recent full calf, raised bands with red leather spine label, recent

25 Items. European - 1920's to 1980's - 2" to 8" Tall. Very Fine or Better Condition. **Additional Shipping Charge Due To Large Lot Size**

UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY ... to which is added a Dictionary of the Principal Ddivinities and Heroes of GRECIAN & ROMAN MYTHOLOGY New York; 1825 Original calf 443 pp Size 4 1/2 by 7 1/4" Worn

Mosaic with sea life. Roman Imperial Period, 2nd - 3rd century AD. Height with frame 143cm, width 146cm. Winged Eros in a typical boat from the Nilus between fishes and a murex. Professionally restore

C. Cornelisz. 21st century. Still life. Roman glass with cherries. Oil paint on panel. Size: H 13 x 18 cm. In good condition.

Jeanette Glass Blue White Lemonade Pitcher with 10 Glasses Grecian-Roman-Hellenic Scene size: 5x3 (10x glasses), 10x7.5 (pitcher)

Grecian Roman scene in bright blues golds on pink purple toned back ground, knight with horse, metal hinged lid, pitcher, pit, vase, vessel, decorative arts, underside has number reads 4825, measures

1667 Cornelius Nepos Lives ROME Roman Lawyers Philosophy Rhetoric Hackiana Cornelius Nepos was a 1st-century BC Roman author whose works have mostly all been lost. However, his one surviving work is �

1759 Cornelius Nepos Lives ROME Roman Philosophy Cato Elder French + Latin RARE Cornelius Nepos was a 1st-century BC Roman author whose works have mostly all been lost. However, his one surviving work

1684 Cornelius Nepos Lives ROME Roman Lawyers Philosophy Rhetoric Hackiana Cornelius Nepos was a 1st-century BC Roman author whose works have mostly all been lost. However, his one surviving work is �

16th or 17th century, Italy. retaining much of its fine carved detail. figure: H13 3/4"

Bronze, Grecian or Roman lady in long robe, clipping on her mantle, unsigned, dark patina, height is 25"

Resin staue of a Grecian Lady- looks like concrete! Stood in a Palm Beach garden outside for many years. Measurements: 80" high 20"W

Greek and Roman Life Jenkin, Ian (1986). London, Trustee of The British Museum. ISBN: 0-7141-2041-3 CHF 50 / 100 EUR 45 / 91 _____________________________ The library of Dr J. Robert Guy

Greek and Roman Life Jenkin, Ian (1986). London, Trustee of The British Museum. ISBN: 0-7141-2041-3 CHF 20 / 40 EUR 20 / 40

Roman Life and Art in Britain. Part I & II In: British Archaeological Reports 41 Munby J., Henig M. (1977). Oxford, BAR. CHF 20 / 40 EUR 20 / 40

French painted polychrome wallpaper 14 panel screen (10 original panels and 4 modern reproductions). Panels depict landscape of Roman life above a painted panel border France, circa 1840 120"H x 18.5"

Italian 20th century secretary desk in mahogany, inlaid with a variety of other woods, including ebony, that create scenes of ancient Roman life. Measures approx 60.5” t x 52.5” w x 29&rdq

Roberts & Belk sterling silver four piece tea set with gold wash interior and Grecian or Roman theme incised pattern. Hallmarked Sheffield, 1866. Includes a 13.5" tall coffee pot or hot water ewer, a

Nino Caffè (1909-1975), Italian painter, who has made the humorous and over-represented portrayal of the everyday life of Roman clergy his task. Three cardinals in front of the shop window of a pries