No printer or place stated [but probably Henri Estienne, Genova] 1579. Small 8vo. [64] +572 pages. Contemporary full calf binding, professionally restored. Bookplates on pastedown and flyleaf. A bit of dampstaining here and there. Small tear to leaf i4, not affecting text. * Henri Estienne/ Henricus Stephanus (the younger) [1528/31-1598] was third generation in the line of great renaissance printers in Paris and Geneva. This work was written by himself and immensely popular in his own lifetime (originally published in 1566), being reprinted 12 times in the next 16 years.

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Title: L'introduction au trait� de la conformite des merveilles anciennes avec les modernes. Ou, traite preparatif � l'Apologie pour Herodote.

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