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De la vérité : entant qu'elle est distincte de la revelation, du vray-senblable, du possible & du faux. / Cet œuvre a esté composé par monsieur Edouard Herbert baron de Cherbury en Angleterre, & du Château de l'Isle de Kerry en Irlande, & pair de ces deux royaumes. Et a esté dedié au lecteur d'un iugement entier & candide. Reveu & augmenté par le mesme auteur

Book
1639 (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

[8], 318, [4] p.
Title and text printed within border of rules.
With woodcut initial and tail-piece.
Quarto format.
Watermark: Grapes.
Errata list on final two leaves.
Library's copy bound in England about 1639 in red morocco. Covers panelled in gold with a broad frame of ornaments (including parrots and canopies) and corner ornaments incorporating an angel's head. With the cartouche armorial crest of the author, Lord Herbert of Chirbury, stamped in gold at the centres. Spine tooled in gold with parrots and a bird (undetermined). Covers pierced for ties (no longer extant). Gilt edges; headbands.


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TitleDe la vérité : entant qu'elle est distincte de la revelation, du vray-senblable, du possible & du faux. / Cet œuvre a esté composé par monsieur Edouard Herbert baron de Cherbury en Angleterre, & du Château de l'Isle de Kerry en Irlande, & pair de ces deux royaumes. Et a esté dedié au lecteur d'un iugement entier & candide. Reveu & augmenté par le mesme auteur (published title)
Materials and techniques
Brief description
De la vérité
Physical description
[8], 318, [4] p.
Title and text printed within border of rules.
With woodcut initial and tail-piece.
Quarto format.
Watermark: Grapes.
Errata list on final two leaves.
Library's copy bound in England about 1639 in red morocco. Covers panelled in gold with a broad frame of ornaments (including parrots and canopies) and corner ornaments incorporating an angel's head. With the cartouche armorial crest of the author, Lord Herbert of Chirbury, stamped in gold at the centres. Spine tooled in gold with parrots and a bird (undetermined). Covers pierced for ties (no longer extant). Gilt edges; headbands.
Dimensions
  • Height: 23cm
Object history
Monotint woodcut bookplate of Edwin Wilkins Field of Hampstead. Copy donated by Henry John Beresford Clements in 1940.
Other number
CLE CC8 - NAL Pressmark
Collection
Library number
38041800126385

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Record createdAugust 22, 2017
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