L'Eglise de Saint-Jérémie à Abou-Gosch (Emmaüs de saint Luc, et Castellum de Vespasien), avec une étude sur le stade au temps de saint Luc et de Flavius Josèphe. Mesures théoriques du pilier de Tello[The Church of Saint-Jeremiah at Abu-Gosh (the Emmaus of Saint Luke, and the Castellum of Vespasian), with a Study on the Stadium in the Time of Saint Luke and Flavius Josephus. Theoretical Measurements of the Pillar of Tello]
Rare first edition illustrated with 31 figures in the text.
Contemporary half blond calf, the spine slightly sunned, with five raised bands decorated with gilt and black fillets, fawn morocco lettering-piece, marbled paper sides, comb-marbled endpapers and pastedowns, sprinkled comb-marbled edges.
Christophe-Edouard Mauss (1829–1914), architect to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, undertook several archaeological missions in the Levant (Salonika, Smyrna, Alexandria) before being sent by the French government to Jerusalem (1862–1874) to restore the Church of Saint Anne.
He was also deeply interested in ancient metrology, on which he wrote several monographs (the final sect
