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CICERO, Marcus Tullius (160-43 B.C.). Orationum volumen primum [- tertium] . Paris: Simon de Colines, 1543-1544. 3 volumes, 16° (112 x 68mm). Titles within woodcut architectural border, ruled in red throughout (ruling almost faded, a few light spots). Adams C1856, Schreiber Simon de Colines 197. CICERO, Marcus Tullius. Epistolae familiares . Paris: Simon de Colines, 6 February 1545. 16° (110 x 65mm). Printer's device on title, ruled in red throughout (ruling very faded, inner gutter of title and following leaf strengthened, title a little browned, final leaf browned, a few light spots). Schreiber Simon de Colines 218. CICERO, Marcus Tullius. De philosophia . Paris: Simon de Colines, 1545. 2 volumes, 16° (112 x 68mm). Printer's device on titles, ruled in red throughout (ruling very faded, a few light spots). Adams C1752; Schreiber Simon de Colines 220. CICERO, Marcus Tullius. Rhetoricorum ad C. Herennium lib. IIII ... De inventione lib. II . Paris: Simon de Colines, 1545. 16° (112 x 67mm). Printer's device on title, ruled in red throughout (corner of title a little soiled and closed tear in margin, ruling very faded, a few light spots). Adams C1680; Schreiber Simon de Colines 221": with a new version of Colines's printer's device, making its first and only appearance in this edition". CICERO, Marcus Tullius. Epistolae ad Atticum ... . Paris: Robert Estienne, 1547. 16° (110 x 68mm). Adams C1993. [ Bound with :] CICERO, Marcus Tullius. Epistolarum ad Brutum liber . Paris: Robert Estienne, 1547. Adams C1915. Printer's device on titles, ruled in red throughout (first title a little browned, ruling very faded, some light browning at beginning). Renouard 69/14 (for both). CICERO, Marcus Tullius. Officiorum lib. III . Paris: Robert Estienne, 1546. Printer's device on title, ruled in red throughout (ruling very faded, mainly marginal spotting). Renouard 67/17. CICERO, Marcus Tullius. De oratore ad quintum fratem lib. III ... . Paris: Robert Estienne, 1546. 16° (113 x 68mm). Printer's device on title, ruled in red throughout (title and following few leaves browned, ruling very faded). Renouard 67/16. Uniformly-bound in early 19th-century morocco, raised bands, lettered in gilt, inner morocco doublures, gilt dentelles, gilt edges (head of some spines chipped, extremities rubbed, spines lightly faded). (10)