Distribuite in tre tomi, come nella seguente pagina si dimostra. Con un breve ragguaglio della sua vita. presso Nicol Pezzana, In Venezia, 1716. In-8 p. (mm. 219x161), 3 volumi, mz. pelle coeva (spacchi alle cerniere; lievi manc. ai dorsi), fregi e tit. oro su due tasselli al dorso, pp. (24),825 (compreso il ritratto dell'A., inc. in rame); (12),934; (8),818 (manca l'ultima c.b.). Frontespizio del primo volume stampato in rosso e nero; con alc. figg. nel testo (1 a piena pag.) del 3 volume. Vi sono contenute: Vita dell'autore - La ricreazione del savio - La geografia trasportata al morale - Simboli trasportati al morale // L' uomo al punto - L'eternit consigliera - Le due eternit dell'uomo - Pensieri sacri - Grandezza di Cristo // L'uomo di lettere difeso, ed emendato. Diviso in due parti - La povert contenta - L'ortografia italiana - Il torto, e diritto - Trattato del suono, del ghiaccio, della tensione e pressione - Scrittura sopra l'orazione di Quiete. Cfr. Gamba,1781: Edizione oggid ricercata, quantunque contenga gli scritti dell'autore i pi macchiati di secentismi.Testo con lievi aloni; alc. cc. uniformemente arrossate, ma complessivamente esemplare ben conservato.
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