Millot - Abrégé de l'Histoire Romaine (Orné de 49 Gravures, qui en représentent les principaux Sujets) - 1805

"Abrégé de l'Histoire Romaine" by Millot, published in 1805, offers a concise yet richly detailed account of Roman history, accompanied by 49 engravings that vividly depict the principal subjects of Roman heritage. This book transports readers to a beautiful visual representation of Roman history through the artistic and historical lens of the early 19th century.

This historic book appears to have been thoughtfully rebound with two covers for added protection. The outer cover is in very good condition, showcasing minimal signs of wear, while the inner cover has some wear, as depicted in the photos. The pages inside bear the marks of time, with various discolorations, watermarks, and foxing.

"Abrégé de l'Histoire Romaine" is not just a historical account but a beautifully preserved collection of antique engravings that offer a glimpse into Roman history.

Provenance: This book bears a stamp indicating its origin from the Franziskanerkloster Monheimsallee in Aachen: A Franciscan monastery established in Aachen from 1234 until its secularization in 1802 at the St. Nicholas Church. The monastery was re-established from 1860 to 1967 in Monheimsallee.