Item description 

Title: Love in Ancient Rome
Author: Pierre Grimal
Translator: Arthur Train, Jr.
Publisher: Crown Publishers, New York
Publication Year: 1967
Edition: First US Edition
Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket (HCDJ)
Condition: Good

Description:
Presenting the first edition of "Love in Ancient Rome" by Pierre Grimal, translated from French by Arthur Train, Jr. Published by Crown Publishers, New York, in 1967, this hardcover edition includes its original dust jacket and is in good condition, as depicted in the attached photos.

About the Book:
"Love in Ancient Rome" delves into the intricacies of romantic relationships and love in the context of ancient Roman society. Pierre Grimal, a distinguished scholar in classical studies, provides valuable insights into the cultural and social dimensions of love in ancient Rome. Arthur Train, Jr.'s translation ensures that Grimal's work is accessible to English-speaking readers.

Condition:
This first edition hardcover with a dust jacket is in good condition. The book cover and dust jacket exhibit minimal wear, and the binding is intact. The pages are well-preserved, and the overall presentation aligns with the quality expected from a carefully maintained first edition. Refer to the provided photos for a visual representation of the book's condition.

Photographs:
Accompanying the listing are detailed photos, offering a clear view of the book's condition. The images highlight the well-maintained state of the hardcover and dust jacket, providing potential buyers with the opportunity to assess the overall quality and integrity of this significant first edition.

Embark on a captivating exploration of love in ancient Rome with the first edition of "Love in Ancient Rome" by Pierre Grimal. This edition, complete with a dust jacket, is a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts interested in the cultural and historical aspects of love in classical civilization. Add this distinguished work to your collection and immerse yourself in the romantic tapestry of ancient Rome.