Institutiones Philosophiae Moralis

The book is in fair condition, with a marbled cover and leather spine. The spine shows significant wear, with fraying at the top and bottom. The pages are aged with some stains, but remain legible. There is no dust jacket. The book includes an inscription dated December 31, 1876, adding to its historical interest.

"Institutiones Philosophiae Moralis" by Iosephus Moron is a rare philosophical work, inscribed with the date December 31, 1876. The book's binding features a distinctive marbled cover with a leather spine, showing signs of age and wear. The title and author's name are elegantly handwritten on the title page, suggesting a personal or limited edition. The book delves into moral philosophy, a subject of enduring interest for scholars and collectors of philosophical texts. Although the publisher is unknown, the book's unique characteristics and dated inscription make it a valuable addition to collections focusing on 19th-century philosophical thought. The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the spine and edges, but the pages remain intact and legible.