1591 Stoic Philosophy Epistolarum Justus Lipsius

1591 Stoic Philosophy Epistolarum Justus Lipsius Letters Stoicism Plantin Press Justus Lipsius was an important 16th-century Flemish philosopher whose work was written to restore a form of Stoicism th

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[Philosophy] Lipsius, Justus. De Vesta et Vestalibus Syntagma. Ex Officina Plantiniana Apud Ioannem Moretum,, Antwerpiae. 1609. 4to. (9), (62), (2) pp. Contemporary marbled boards, brown paper spine w

Heading: Author: Lipsius, Justus Title: Iusti Lipsi Admiranda, siue, De magnitudine Romana libri quattuor Place Published: Parisiis Publisher:Apud Robertum Niuelle Date Published: 1598

Full title: Five publications by humanist, philologist and historiographer Justus Lipsius, 17th C. Description: Opera omnia, postrerum ab ipso aucta et recensita...', 4 vol., Wesel, 1675. 'Epistolarum

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A mounted engraving of Justus Lipsius circa 1603, engraved by Petrus de Jode. Engraving measures 4.5 x 7.5”. Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $5.00 to anywhere within the contiguous

Iusti Lipsi Poliorceticon Siue de Machinis. Tormentis. Telis. Libri Quinque. Ad Historiarum lucem. Leipzig: Officina Plantiniana, presso Vidia e Giovanni Moreto, 1596. by Justus Lipsius, Petrus van de

Justus Lipsius. Iusti Lipsi Admiranda, Sive, De Magnitudine Romana Libri Quattuor. Ad Serenissimum Principem Albertum Austrium. (The grandeur of Rome) Antuerpiae [Antwerp]: Ex Officina Plantiniana, Ap

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Seneca, Lucius Annaeus Opera philosophicae Antwerp: ex officina Plantiniana Balthasaris Moreti, 1652. Folio [20 (inc. title & frontispiece), xxxvi, 911, edited by Justus Lipsius, engraved title, engra

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