Einaudi, Torino, 1939. In-8 p. (mm. 216x154), brossura originale figurata, pp. 105,(3). Poesie: 1928-1939. "Prima edizione".Cfr. Gambetti / Vezzosi, p. 550: Edizione molto ricercata e preziosa. Esemplare lievemente fiorito, peraltro in buono stato di conservazione.
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Paris Gallimard, coll. "Poésie du monde entier" 1966 3 vol. broché 3 vol. in-8, brochés, couvertures noires rempliées, rhodoïds, 224, 178 et 178 pp. Edition bilingue numérotée sur Bouffant. Traduit de l'italien par Patrice Angelini, avec le concours de Louise Herlin, Philippe Jaccottet, Armand Robin, etc. Très bon état, les tomes II et III non coupés.
Paris gallimard 1966 1 in huit broché 179 pp, Paris, Gallimard, 1966, Petit in huit, 179 pp,
édition bilingue de 1975 .Traduit de l'italien par Patrice Angelini avec le concours de Louise Herlin, Georges Brazzola et Ph.Jaccottet Coll. "Poésie du monde entier". BE
Inviti a bere - Apostrofi al vino - Novelle - Aneddoti - Facezie - Epigrammi - Proverbi, ec., ec., per tenere allegre le brigate. Stab. Libr. Tip. Lit. Musicale e Belle Arti di Colombo Coen ed., Trieste, 1864. In-16 p. (mm. 152x100), 4 opere in 1 vol., mz. tela coeva, pp. 144. Unito a:<br> "Giuochi di conversazione e compagnia" per ogni classe di persone ed età. Aggiuntavi una copiosa serie di aneddoti, indovinelli, epigrammi, apologhi, rime piacevoli, proverbi e sciarade. Per intrattenere piacevolmente le famiglie e brigate. Seconda edizione, migliorata ed accresciuta di nuovi giochi, pp. 160, con 1 silografia all'antiporta. Unito a:<br> "L'oracolo della Sibilla Cusiana". Lugano, 1863, pp. 108, con 1 silografia all'antiporta. Unito a:<br> "Manuale dei giochi", contenente il modo pratico e facile per imparare il giuoco di Piccheto, del Tresette, di Trionfo, dei Trionfetti o gilè alla Greca, del Trentuno, del giuoco di Bostom del Whist, del Bigliardo, della Dama, degli Scacchi, del Domino, ecc., ecc. Preceduto da una prefazione istorica aneddotica sui giuochi. Seconda edizione, 1865, pp. 133,(3). Cerniere interne mal restaurate con brutto nastro adesivo; rifillato al margine superiore, alc. fioriture. Discreto esemplare.
Paris, Editions Gallimard 1966, 205x140mm, 178pages, broché. Couverture rempliée sous jaquette en rhodoïde. Exemplaire sur papier bouffant des papeteries Libert, numéroté n.° 229 / 2032.
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In Firenze, Appresso Andrea Bonducci, 1751. Titles printed in red and black, large folding table, engraved vignette on title of first volume. Two volumes in one. xxxiii, (1, blank), 191 (misnumbered 189), (1, blank) pp.; xxiii, (1, blank), 316, (2), 116 pp. 4to. Contemporary Italian vellum boards, label with gilt lettering to spine, a very nice copy. Einaudi 3476; Goldsmiths 8635; Higgs 115; Yolton 164 (only four copies); Attig 507; Kress, Italian Economic Literature, i, 275. First Italian edition, rare. A very good copy of this handsomely printed book translating John Locke's Some Considerations of the Consequences of the Lowering of Interest and Raising the Value of Money (1692) and Further Considerations concerning Raising the Value of Money (1695), the only early translation of Locke's papers on money, based on the folio Works of 1740, and is furnished with extensive footnotes by the translators Giovanni Pagnini and Angelo Tavanti. At the end of the second volume is a 116 pages essay by Pagnini on the correct price and value of money entitled Essay on the just price of things, the correct value of money and on the trade of the Romans. Pagnini was destined to become one of the major economic historians in the eighteenth century with the publication of his History of the tithe in 1765-66.The year of publication of this translation, and the translation itself, represent an interesting moment in time: 1751 is also the year Galiani's famous and important Della Moneta was published. Galiani's roots were firmly planted in the southern culture which had been rekindled by the work of Locke and Newton. One of Galiani's first intellectual undertakings had been the translation of Locke's essay on financial problems, which he dropped when he heard that in Florence another version was being produced, edited by Pagnini and Tavanti (the present work) (Carpanetto and Ricuperati, Italy in the Age of Reason 1685-1789, p. 250). - Front paste-down with a few wormtracks, an old bookplate verso of the front blank, a very fine large paper copy, printed on heavy paper.
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