[Variant edition] Ovidius Naso. De arte amandi ofte de konst der minnen,

met veel schoone amoureuse Minne-Brieven, vermaekelyke Discoursen en Raedsels, &c. In 't latyn beschreven door den vermaarden Poëet Ovidus Naso. Alles tot een eerlyk vermaek der jonge Minnaeren uytgegeven. Amsterdam, by Broer Jansz. woonende op de Nieuw-Zyde achter Burgwal, in de zilvere Kan, n.d. (ca. 1830), modern half vellum, small 8vo.

Here and there slightly stained (incl. title page which lacks a small corner). Under this fictitious impressum several variants appeared, we found digitisied copies paginated at 72 and 112 p. and with divergent title ornament, each time ending with the same line as in our (untraced) variant: "Potest imprimi & evulgari. Quod Attestor Altherus van der Steden, S. Th, L. Can. Antv." Lovely and very rare popular translation for children of this classic.