[CLASSICS]. Lot of century volumes including works by Cicero, Valerio Flacco, Platuto, Gaio Lucilio, Quintiliano and Macrobio, assembled in uniform binding. Beautiful set of Latin classics, including a consistent series of the refined Padua editions of the Comino typography. Includes: CICERON. Opera quae supersunt omnia. Venice: Pitteri, 1731. 11 volumes in 12 volumes, 8vo (185 × 120 mm), engraved doors and a table folded in the first volume. [CON:] VALERIO FLACCO. Argonauticon. Padua: Comino, 1720. [CON:] PLAUTO. Comoediae. Padua: Comino, 1725. [CON:] GAIO LUCILIO. Satyrarum. Padua: Comino, 1735. [CON:] QUINTILIANO. De institutione oratoria. Padua: Comino, 1736, 2 volumes. [CON:] MACROBIO. Quae extant omnia. Comino, 1736. The five Cominian editions in a total of 6 volumes, 8vo (188 × 115 mm), with typographical brands on the front page. 18 total volumes. Uniform binding between the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century in full parchment, titles impressed in gold on dorsal dowels and gold friezes. The lot is sold as uncollarized and defects to be examined. (18)