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| Heiratsgutvertrag von Ulrich Holler (Hammermeister in Heitzenhofen) und seiner Ehefrau Elisabeth von Egk. Für die Tochter Elisabeth "Erbstugken und guetern zu Oberneyking in Kelheimer Lanndgericht gelegen". Pergament.
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Geben am Montag vor Sant Jörgen tag 1496 - Ca. 20,8 x 32,3 cm, üblich gefaltet. Feine sauber lesbare Handschrift, links seitlich mit kalligraphischen Schmuck, auf Pergament mit 1 (von ursprünglich 2) Wachssiegel am Band. Erwähnt sind Sebastian Egkh, Leonhard Egkh (Pfleger zu Donaustauff, wohl der Vater des berühmten bayrischen Kanzlers in der Reformation), Jörg Printzinger ("Oberntrawpach"), ein Rat (Andre Künygl o. ä.) zu Kelheim, Leonhard Gruber als Stadtschreiber, Herzog Albrecht zu Bayern für Enntricht. Beschrieben ist das Heiratsgut ausführlicher, auch mit Weiher und Weinberg "in der Obernhursst zu Kelheim". Als Zeugen Hans von Ziechau (o. ä.) Pfleger zu Kallmünz, Hans Wirt und Konrad Weidenhuber (Bürger zu Kallmünz). - Rückseitig der Vermerk "Den Hof und Gudt zu Ober / fegkhing petreffent". Holler als Inhaber des Hammergut im heutigen Duggendorf gehörte zu den wohlhabendsten Bürgern der Landschaft.
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Incunable]. Nicolaus de Blony (Blonie)
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| Tractatus sacerdotalis de sacrementis deq[ue] divinis officiis et eoru[m] administrationibus.
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Imp[re]ssus Arge[n]tine [Strasbourg]: p[er] Martinu[m] Flach, 1496. - 126 leaves [252]pp. verso blank. Collation: (A)-O8; P6; Q8. Collated and complete. 4to. (18.6 x 13.2 cm.). Early or original boards with remnant of old clasp; recently rebacked. . Goff N87 Proctor 706 [Types 1 and 5]; Hain 3258; BM 15th Cent. I:152; OCLC 20010409 citing only the Harvard copy (imperfect); Goff lists copies at LC and LCT[hatcher] neither of which show up in their online catalogue. Yale has a 1492 edition and the Newberry a 1499 one. Nicolaus de Plove is also listed in Jocher, Adelung and Schulte (which we know thanks to our learned friend Jesse Mann). Lower right corner gone from I4 (leaf 67); paper flaw (browning) fore-edge of L signature -- neither touching text; 2 microscopic pin-prick size worm holes, barely noticeable, G1 to end not affecting text. Very early marginalia and markings, probably 15th or early 16th century. This copy has an early example of the title page (A)1 giving the title in full. Very early signature and ÒNic De PloveÓ in ink on the front board; two later signatures on (A)1, one crossed through. A very nice complete copy of this handbook to the sacraments by the Bishop of Posan and a fine example of 15th century printing from the famous press of Martin Flach in Strasbourg. FlachÕs first book appeared in 1487, but Òhe had worked at Strassburg, presumably as a journeyman, as early as 1472Ó [Colin Clair, p.25 and esp. p. 89]. Ours is the only Flach/ Strasbourg imprint currently offered in the trade. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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PLINIUS SECUNDUS, C
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| Historia naturalis (Ed. Hermolaus Barbarus)
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Bartholomaeus de Zanis Venice 12. Dec. 1496 17th century speckled calf (neatly rebacked with original gilt spine preserved) BOUND WITH SABELLICUS, M. A. In hoc volumine hec continentur: Marci Antonii Sabellici annotationes veteres [et] recencentes: Ex Plinio: Livio: [et] pluribus authoribus. Philippi Beroaldi annotationes centum. Eiusdem contra Seruium gram[m]aticum libellus. Eiusdem castigationes in Plinium. Eiusdem etiam appendix annotamentorum. Ioannis Baptiste pii Bononiensis annotationes. Angeli Politiani Miscellaneorum Centuria vna. Domitii Calderini Obseruationes quedam. Eiusdem Politiani Panepistemon. Eiusdem prelectio in Aristotele[m]: cui titulus est Lamia. Joa[n]. Baptiste Egnatii Veneti Racemationes. [Venice], (Giacomo Penzio, 16. Dec. 1502). Folio. [19], 85 (i.e. 86) leaves. Without last blank leaf. Several lengthy Greek sections. Folio . I. Beautifully printed and well preserved early Venetian edition of Pliny the Younger's Natural History which, according to the British Museum Catalogue was based on Britannicus' Brescia edition of 1496. Pliny's Historia naturalis, written in 77 A.D. is the earliest extant encyclopedia, an enormous repository of ancient knowledge and belief about cosmography, geography, anthropology, zoology, botany, medicine, metallurgy, mineralogy and the fine arts. It is particularly valuable for including its sources (which number nearly 500), and for containing the earliest surviving account on Roman plant-lore (Norman). II. FIRST EDITION of this rare post-incunable which is a collection of works by Marcus Antonius Sabellicus, Pliny, Domitius de Calderiis, Philipp Beroaldus, Angelo Politanus, Giovanni Baptiste Egnatius, and others. Including a long Greek poem. The prefatory letter "Ioannes Bembus Venetus Andreae Anixi Corcyraeo.S.P.D." is dated February 11, 1502. Marcantonio Sabellico (1436-1506) was an eminent Italian humanist and historian who had studied under Julius Pomponius Laetus, Gaspar Veronese and Porcelio Pandone at Rome. He taught rhetoric at Udine and later held the first lectureship in humanities at the school of San Marco. He also served as librarian to the collection of books which Cardinal Bessarion had given Venice. 239 leaves (of 240; without last blank). Large woodcut initials; capital spaces with guide letters; Roman letter. Very minor marginal dampstain on first 20 leaves; some light toning to margins of title-page; marginal annotationson on about 30 leaves in a neat contemporary hand. Early printed book plate (17th cent.?): "De La Bibliotheque de Jean-Charles Bayle, fils, De Riom." § I. Goff P-798; GW M 34335; BMC V, 433; Klebs 786.13 II. BM/STC, Italian, 188; not in Adams
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PIUS II AENEAS SYLVA
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| Epistolae Familiares.
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- Milan, Uldericus Scinzenzeler, 10 de diciembre de 1496. En folio. 188 folios sin numerar. Tipografía romana. 59 líneas por página. Bella capitular grabada en a1 y marca del impresor a la vuelta del último folio. Encuadernación restaurada en piel sobre tabla conservando gran parte de las cubiertas originales que están ricamente decoradas con ruedas e hilos gofrados, las guardas y hojas de respeto originales. Primera edición traducida y editada por Ambrosius Archintus y Joannes Vinzalius, impresa con mucho esmero tipográfico sobre fuerte papel y buen ejemplar limpio y de amplios márgenes de esta apreciada obra considerada con acierto como uno de los mejores trabajos de toda la historia europea medieval. Esta colección de 432 cartas de Pius II, Papa desde 1458 hasta 1464, más conocido en el mundo literario como Aeneas Silvius, está considerada como una de las grandes fuentes para el estudio de la Historia de Europa y de gran importancia para el conocimiento de las relaciones entre Turcos y Europeos; contiene innumerables noticias y relaciones al más alto nivel político y diplomático en los años posteriores a la caída de Constantinopla en favor de los Turcos en 1453. La mayoría de los asuntos que trató Pio II eran de índole exterior y en particular el gran esfuerzo de su papado fue para unificar los diferentes poderes que estaban divididos en Europa para que lucharan a favor de un cristianismo seriamente amenazado. Combatió el comercio de esclavos y sobre todo estuvo en contra de la opresión que se ejercía sobre los Judíos. Fundó las Universidades de Basilea, Nantes e Ingolstadt. La obra incluye su famosa Bula contra los Turcos donde se pide su conversión al Cristianismo.Esta edición está generalmente reconocida como la más perfecta por cuanto las ediciones anteriores fueron impresas en Alemania sobre traducciones del latín muy pobres. Los mismos editores enfatizan la mala calidad de los textos previamente publicados en Alemania ". ab horrida germanica corrupte imprimeretur".Precioso ejemplar en perfecto estado, con muy buenos márgenes y limpio, la impresión fresca y bien estampado. Mínimos taladros al principio y fin del volumen sin afectar al texto ni la lectura, muy ligera mancha que afecta mínimamente al margen superior de las últimas dos o tres hojas. La restauración de la encuadernación está magistralmente realizada.Referencias: Hain 157; Goff P-721; BMC VI, 770-771; IBE 4614; Proctor 6032; Pellechet 96
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PAULUS (APOSTLE).
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| EPISTOLAE & EPISTOLAE CANONICAE. TITLE: EPISTOLARUM BEATI PAULI APOSTOLI PRAEVIA ANNOTATIO. AD ROMANOS EPISTOLA I. AD CHORINTHIOS EPISTOLE II ... EPISTOLARUM CANONICARUM ANNOTATIO JACOBI APOSTOLI EPISTOLA I. PETRI APOSTOLI EPISTOLA II ... (ZWOLLE, PETER VAN OS VAN BREDA, BETWEEN 26 MARCH 1493 AND 1 DECEMBER 1496).
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Sm. 4to. Modern vellum, spine with title lettered in gold. With half-page woodcut on title (97 x 117mm) with St. Paul seated on a throne with a sword in his right hand, handing over a document to a kneeling herald with a city in the background. (52) lvs. (collation: (A)-H8.4, I4). Rare incunable edition of the 14 epistles of St. Paul, including the arguments and prologues: only five copies of this edition are known, of which only one in the Netherlands: an incomplete copy in the Royal Library!). The text is edited by St. Hieronymus, with some other canonical letters added. They are all listed on the title in two columns, arranged under the two main titles which are printed over the whole line. The epistles of St. Paul were addressed to the Romans, Corinthians (2), Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Thessalonians (2), Timothy (2), Titus, Philemon and Hebrews; the canonical letters include letters by the apostles James (1), Peter (2), John (3), and Jude (1). The text itself had been already printed by Pafraet in Deventer in January and May 1491 (ILC 1703 and 1704 respectively).The interesting large woodcut on title shows St Paul seated on a throne holding a sword in his right hand, and handing over a document (bundle of letters) to a kneeling herald with a view of a walled city in the background, where the herald is again visible on horseback, apparently delivering the letters. It is the first and only time that this woodcut appears in an incunable edition!The book is printed in a small lettre batarde, with a large type for the titles, and a still larger one for the headings, the types 6, 8 and 9 respectively of by far the most important and prolific printer at Zwolle, Peter van Os van Breda (= Type 8A, 9A: resp. 99G and 71G), with 42 lines to a page and the initials left blank. The present copy is one of the three copies mentioned by Ms. Kronenberg as the Bosanquet copy (sold after the death of Bosanquet in 1944) and the only one still in trade. Fine copy, with contemporary ownership's entry on the title: 'Iste liber pertinet ad me Johannes Tomson presbyterum'; the bookplate of E.F. Bosanquet, Exmouth, on the inside of front cover, and with some modern ms. notes on first and third free endpaper.- (As the woodcut on the title is in fact larger than the text area (see above) and our copy is rather cut tight (175 x 120 mm), the right-hand side (ca. 11 mm) of the woodcut is cut off by the binder). Hermans, Zwolse boeken, p. 169 (ZD 92); Camp.-Kronenb. I, 1370a; NK 4191 (listing this copy, but dating it before 1500), and III, 3, 293; ILC 1705; HPT II, 450; IDL 3510; Pellechet Ms 9041 (8895); woodcut: Kok, De houtsneden in de icunabelen van de Lage Landen, pp. 421-22 (nr. 76), 926; Dutch Royal Library Disc (The Hague 1987), 18686 (illstr.).
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Freiligrath, Ferdinand Werke Vorwort
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| Freiligrath, Ferdinand Werke Vorwort von Schwering, J. Anm. von Schwering, J. Herausgegeben von Schwering, J
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Olms Verlag, Hildesheim - Freiligrath, Ferdinand Werke Vorwort von Schwering, J. Anm. von Schwering, J. Herausgegeben von Schwering, J Verlag : Olms, G ISBN : 3-487-05186-9 Einband : Leinen Seiten/Umfang : CXX, 1496 Seiten, 1 Falttaf. Erschienen : (Nachdruck d. Ausg. Berlin 1909) 1974 Preisinfo : 188,00 Eur[D] Aus der Reihe : Bongs Goldene Klass.-Bibl.
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THOMAS D?AQUIN.
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| Cofessionale seu libellus poptim [per optimus] Beati Thome de aquino de modo confideodi et de puritate conscientie cui libet confessori et confiteri volenti putilis r necessarius. M. G. de Villalonga [Guillaume Guerson de Villalonga, 1470-1502].
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Paris: Claude Jaumar (imprimé par Etienne Jehannot), ca 1496 - 28 ff.n.ch. (a8, b8, c8, d4) dont la page de titre avec bois gravé (couronnement de la vierge), au verso du dernier feuillet bois gravé montrant Dieu le Père soutenant Jésus crucifié, avec une colombe, et le nom Claude Jaumar [ce bois est-il la marque de Claude Jaumar?], lettrines et marques de paragraphe en bleu et rouge (certaines manuscrites), capitales rehaussées en jaune. RELIE AVEC: Interrogationes curatorum. [Paris]: Denis Roce 8ff.n.ch. (a8) dont page de titre portant la grande marque à pleine page de Denis Roce (deux griffons soutenant un écu orné d?un chevron, de deux têtes de chien et d?une coquille Saint Jacques), avec sa devise "A l?aventure"; lettrine en rouge et rehauts en jaune rouge et bleu. RELIE AVEC: [Guillermo du Vuert.?]. Libellus de modo penitendi et confitendi. [Paris]: Denis Roce (imprimé par Guy Marchant, 30 janvier 1496). 40 ff.n.ch. (a-e8) dont page de titre portant la même grande marque de Roce, et un beau bois gravé à pleine page; texte rehaussé en rouge et jaune. Format in-12 (87 x 128 mm). Cartonnage muet du dix-neuvième siècle à dos de maroquin vert, tranches rouges. Charmant recueil en excellent état. Trois petits manuels de confession incunables très vraisemblablement contemporains, le dernier daté du 30 janvier 1496, et tous de la plus grande rareté. Le premier traite particulièrement des péchés de chair: pollution, luxure, pensées libidineuses, familiarité excessive avec les femmes Imprimé par Etienne Jehannot, il porte les noms des libraires-éditeurs M. G. de Villalonga (Guillaume Guerson de Villalonga, musicologue et éditeur proche de Jehannot) et Claude Jaumar. Les deux traités suivants portent la marque du libraire parisien Denis Roce, actif entre 1490 et 1517. Ces trois charmants opuscules sont imprimés en caractères gothiques avec rehauts de couleur, le premier sur 30 lignes et titre courant, les suivants sur 27 lignes. Le bois gravé ornant le dernier traité, qui représente la collecte de la manne tombant du ciel, est d?une fraîcheur saisissante.
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THOMAS D’AQUIN.
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| Cofessionale seu libellus poptim [per optimus] Beati Thome de aquino de modo confideodi et de puritate conscientie cui libet confessori et confiteri volenti putilis r necessarius. M. G. de Villalonga [Guillaume Guerson de Villalonga, 1470-1502].
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Paris: Claude Jaumar (imprimé par Etienne Jehannot), [ca 1496]. 28 ff.n.ch. (a8, b8, c8, d4) dont la page de titre avec bois gravé (couronnement de la vierge), au verso du dernier feuillet bois gravé montrant Dieu le Père soutenant Jésus crucifié, avec une colombe, et le nom Claude Jaumar [ce bois est-il la marque de Claude Jaumar?], lettrines et marques de paragraphe en bleu et rouge (certaines manuscrites), capitales rehaussées en jaune. RELIE AVEC: Interrogationes curatorum. [Paris]: Denis Roce . 8ff.n.ch. (a8) dont page de titre portant la grande marque à pleine page de Denis Roce (deux griffons soutenant un écu orné d’un chevron, de deux têtes de chien et d’une coquille Saint Jacques), avec sa devise “A l’aventure”; lettrine en rouge et rehauts en jaune rouge et bleu. RELIE AVEC: [Guillermo du Vuert.?]. Libellus de modo penitendi et confitendi. [Paris]: Denis Roce (imprimé par Guy Marchant, 30 janvier 1496). 40 ff.n.ch. (a-e8) dont page de titre portant la même grande marque de Roce, et un beau bois gravé à pleine page; texte rehaussé en rouge et jaune. Format in-12 (87 x 128 mm). Cartonnage muet du dix-neuvième siècle à dos de maroquin vert, tranches rouges. Charmant recueil en excellent état. Trois petits manuels de confession incunables très vraisemblablement contemporains, le dernier daté du 30 janvier 1496, et tous de la plus grande rareté. Le premier traite particulièrement des péchés de chair: pollution, luxure, pensées libidineuses, familiarité excessive avec les femmes… Imprimé par Etienne Jehannot, il porte les noms des libraires-éditeurs M. G. de Villalonga (Guillaume Guerson de Villalonga, musicologue et éditeur proche de Jehannot) et Claude Jaumar. Les deux traités suivants portent la marque du libraire parisien Denis Roce, actif entre 1490 et 1517. Ces trois charmants opuscules sont imprimés en caractères gothiques avec rehauts de couleur, le premier sur 30 lignes et titre courant, les suivants sur 27 lignes. Le bois gravé ornant le dernier traité, qui représente la collecte de la manne tombant du ciel, est d’une fraîcheur saisissante.
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Lilius, Zacharias
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| De origine et laudibus scientiarum etc.
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- Florence, Bonaccorsi, 1496 (Hain 10103; BMC VI 675; Harisse 17; Sabin 41607; JCB I p 24; Riccardi Vol 2: 41.1) Small quarto, newly bound in old, plain vellum. 65 (of 72) nn leaves. Leaves a1 and a2 with marginal restorations, incl. some letters in manuscript. Seven leaves in good facsimile on old paper. Heavily but well restored copy.*Five books in one volume. Contains an early TO worldmap (Shirley nr 1; Campbell nr 86) and is a very early Americana. Extremely rare.
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Trincavella, Vittore.
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| Victoris Tricavellii Veneti Philosphi, ac Medici Clarissimi, et in celeberrima Patavina Academia olim Primarii Professoris: Consiliorum Medicinalium Libri III. Epistolarum Medicinalium Libri III. Nunc primum editi. Ecc. ecc. Cum Privilegiis Summi Pontific
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4° (cm. 30,), leg. coeva in perg. con nervature al dorso, carte non numerate 18, 1 bianca, 117 numerate; 1 carta b., 70 più 32 numerate; 1 n.n. con bella impresa tipografica impressa al verso. Cerniere allentate, tracce d'uso alla copertina, per il resto esemplare fresco e bello. 1ª rarissima edizione. L'A. (Venezia 1496-1568) fu uno dei grandi medici che diedero lustro all'Italia nel Rinascimento. Medico pratico di grande reputazione, si segnalò specialmente in una epidemia che scoppiò nell'isola di Murano. Ciò accrebbe la sua fama, e al suo ritorno fu ricevuto in trionfo dai suoi concittadini ed ammesso, per acclamazione, nel collegio di medicina. Nel 1551 fu scelto per succedere a G. B. Monti nell'Università di Padova; esercitò su quella scuola una prodigiosa influenza, di cui fece uso per richiamare gli alunni allo studio dei medici greci, e, in particolare, di Ippocrate.
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Jodocus of Erfurt; Abericus de
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| Vocabularius Utriusque Iuris [Juris] Difficillimas Quasque Voces Iuxta Receptos Iuris Interpretes Edisserens.
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[Abericus de Rosate (1290- - [Jodocus of Erfurt, Attributed]. 1360)]. [Caccialupe, Giovanni Battista (d. 1496)]. Nunc Demum Exactissima Cura Recognitus. Non Paucis Dictionibus, Ac Vocabulis Elegantissimis hac Ultima Impressione Locupletatus. Venice: Apud Franciscum Laurentinum, De Turino, 1560. 248 fols. Main text in parallel columns. Octavo (6" x 4"). Contemporary limp vellum with lapped edges, early hand-lettered title to spine and bottom page edges, ties lacking. Moderate staining and soiling, front hinge cracked, endleaves lacking, some worming to rear hinge. Handsome woodcut head-pieces and decorated initials. Early annotations to front pastedown, small later owner signature to foot of title page. Dampspotting and light browning in a few places, interior otherwise fresh. A solid copy. * First published around 1474 and attributed to Jodocus of Erfurt, this popular legal dictionary went through more than 70 editions over the next 150 years. The definitions are mostly derived from the Vocabularius Stuttgardiensis (1432), the Collectio Terminorum Legalium (c. 1400), and the Introductorium pro Studio Sacrorum Canonum of Hermann von Schildesch (c. 1330). The main text is preceded by Compendiolum de Ortographia, a short essay on legal orthography by Albericus de Rosate. It is followed by Tractatus de Modo Studendi, a longer essay on legal study by Caccialupe. The dictionary was produced for laymen, but it was very popular with law students, which explains the appended essays that are common in all later editions. KVK locates 5 copies, 4 in Italy. 1 copy located in North America (at Harvard Law School). Seckel, Beitrage zur Geschichte beider Rechte im Mittelalter 306-22. Censimento Nazionale Delle Edizioni Italiane del XVI Secolo (EDIT16) CNCE 67874. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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MENNONITES - PORTRAITS]. SPINNIKER,
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| Verzaameling van uytvoerige Afbeeldingen, der voornaame Doopsgezinde Leeraaren.Amsterdam, Jan Morterre, 1780. 8vo. With 30 portraits (13.5 x 7.5 cm) engraved by Jan Caspar Philips, Jacob Folkema, Pieter Tanjé, Simon Fokke and Andreas van Buijsen junior after drawings and paintings by the engravers themselves, their contemporaries and old masters. Late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century boards covered with sprinkled paper.
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- (4) pp. plus (30) engraved plates. Van Someren I, 177c; OCLC WorldCat (5 copies); Picarta (2 copies); not in STCN.Rare complete set of thirty engraved portraits of leading Dutch Mennonite preachers, in chronological order from Menno Simons (1496-1561) to Joannes Houbakker (1685-1715), each with a four-line verse about the person depicted, written by Adriaan Spinniker (1676-1754). The portraits (with the verses) first appeared in the second Dutch edition of Schyn's Geschiedenis dier Christenen, welke. onder de Protestanten Mennoniten Genaamd Worden (1743), and in the same year in Verzaameling van de Afbeeldingen van veele voornaane Mannen en Leeraaren. The letterpress preliminaries give the title-page, a two-page numbered list of the portraits, indicating the congregation where the subject preached and (as far as known) the years of his birth and death (they are all men), and a brief note that some of the birth and death dates could not be discovered.The portraits were engraved by Jan Caspar Philips (ca. 1690?-1775), Jacob Folkema (1692-1767), Pieter Tanjé (1706-1761), Simon Fokke (1712-1784) and Andreas van Buijsen junior (1708-1755), some after their own drawings and others after drawings or paintings by a dozen contemporary and seventeenth-century artists, including Rembrandt, Crispijn van de Passe, Michiel Mierevelt, Cornelis de Visscher, Nicolaas Bidlo, Jakob le Blon, Jan Wandelaar, Henriëtte van Pee and Anna Folkema.With the bookplate of the Rochester Theological Seminary. With a slightly browned patch on the title-page and on one portrait, but otherwise a very good copy. Boards slightly worn. Thirty portraits of important Dutch Mennonite preachers.List of portraits included:1. Menno Simons2. Dirk Philipsz.3. Lubbert Gerritsz.4. Hans de Ries5. Jan Gerritsz, van Embden6. Aldert Volkertsz.7. Reinier Wybrandsz.8. Kornelis Klaasz. Anslo9. Pieter Andriesz. Hesseling10. Hans Alenson11. Pieter Pietersz.12. Jeme Jacobsz. de Ring13. Abraham Dirksz.14. Jan Willemsz.15. Pieter Gryspeer16. Tobias Govertsz. van den Wyngaard17. Bartel Louwer18. Joost Hendriksz.19. Antoni Jacobsz. Roscius20. Jacob Kornelisz.21. Gerrit Roosen22. Lambert Klaazs. Aker23. Galenus Abrahamz.24. Tieleman van Bracht25. Lieuwe Willemsz. de Graaf26. Hermannus Schyn27. Michaël Fortgens28. Pieter Schryver29. Abraham Verduin30. Joannes Houbakker
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HUGO DE SANCTO CARO] [Hugh of
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| Postilla super Psalterium.
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[Colophon on Z5r:] Venice: Joannes & Gregorius de Gregoriis, de Forlivio, for Stephanus and Bernardinus de Nallis, 12 November 1496. - folio. 316 x 210 mm. ff. [15], 389. lacking blanks [AA1-2], cc6 & Z6. gothic type. 70 lines. 2 columns. woodcut initials incl. 2 very handsome large ones. 3-line heading printed in red on fo. a1r. printer's device on Z5r. modern vellum (small hole in gutter blank margin of first leaf, some scattered foxing; a very good copy with ample margins). First Edition of the exegetical commentary on the Psalms attributed (incorrectly) to Alexander de Ales in the present editon, and to Hugh of Saint-Cher (Hugo de Sancto Caro) in the second edition printed by Koberger in 1498. Hugh of Saint-Cher, trusted adviser and diplomatic envoy of Popes Gregory IX Innocent IV, and Alexander IV, became the first Dominican to be made Cardinal (1244). He played an important role in the council of Lyon (1245), contributed to the institution of the Feast of Holy Sacrament, the reform of the Carmelites (1247), and the condemnations of the Introductorius in evangelium aeternum of Gherardino del Borgo San Donnino (1255) and the De periculis novissimorum temporum of William of St. Amour. He is best known, however, for having compiled, with the aid of many of his order, the first verbal concordance to the entire Bible. Completed in 1230, it became the model for all following publications of the kind, including the famous Postillae of Nicholas de Lyra. In some copies of this first edition a space was left on fo. a1r for the incipit (probably because of uncertainty over authorship); in this copy, however, the incipit is printed in red: "Postilla irrefragabilis doctoris dñi Alexadri de Ales.super psalmos Aurea". BMC V 349. Goff H530. Hain-Copinger 8972. IGI 4927. Oates 1816. Polain (B) 2027. Proctor 4554. [Attributes: First Edition]
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EUCHERIUS, SAINT.
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| LIBELLUS ELEGANS AD VALERIANUM PROPINQUUM SUUM DE CONTEMPTU MUNDI CULTUQUE DEI. (ZWOLLE, PIETER VAN OS, BETWEEN 26 MARCH 1493 AND 1 DECEMBER 1496).
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4to. Modern light-brown calf, with the sides of the (a?) contemporary brown calf binding pasted on; the sides are blind-stamped in panel designs, with floral stamps in between. With large woodcut of a bishop holding a book in his hand (St. Eucherius?) on title, and full-page woodcut of Christ as Salvator mundi on verso title, the first initial supplied in blue, all other initials in red, rubricated throughout. 40-42 lines. (8) lvs. Collation: (a)-b4. Finely produced and nicely illustrated incunable, published without address or date by Pieter van Os at Zwolle, on the ground of the abrasion of the woodcuts dated between 26 March 1493 and 1 December 1496. It contains a letter by Saint Eucherius, bishop of Lyon (born ca. 380 - died ca 449), one of the great neglected spiritual writers of Western Orthodoxy and a high-born and high-ranking ecclesiastic in the Christian Church of Gaul. He is remembered for his letters advocating extreme self-abnegation. On the death of his wife he withdrew for a time to the monastery of Lerins, on the smaller of the two islands off Antibes , to live a severely simple life of study and devote himself to the education of his sons. Soon afterward he withdrew further, however, to the neighbouring island of Lerona (now Sainte-Marguerite), where he devoted his time to study and mortification of the flesh. It was at this time (ca 428) that Eucherius wrote his epistolary essay De laude Eremi ('In praise of hermits').To his kinsman Valerian, he wrote this Epistola paraenetica ad Valerianum cognatum, de contemptu mundi (Epistle on the contempt of the world) an expression of the despair for the present and future of the world in its last throes shared by many educated men of Late Antiquity, with hope for a world to come, at the same time to persuade him to let go of the riches and vanities of the world. Erasmus thought so highly of its Latin style that he edited and published it at Basel (1520).The fame of Eucherius was soon so widespread in South-eastern Gaul that he was chosen bishop of Lyon in 434. In 1654 the letter translated into English by Henry Vaughan. Fine copy, with ample margins. Hermans, Zwolse boeken, pp. 167-8, nr. ZD 88 (copies a.o. in The Hague and Deventer); Kok, pp. 416-19, 919; GKW 9427/30; IDL 1730; ILC 967; HPT II, 450; Hain-Copinger 6692; Campbell 709; Polain 1424; Abbot 234; Oates 3622; NK 0476.
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HUSNER, Georg : Regnier : Incunable
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| Leaf Printed in Gothic types by Georg Husner in Strasbourg 1496 : from Regnier's Casus Longi Sexti Et Clementinarum].
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Strasbourg 1496. - With Fine Early Manuscript Notes.* Folio Leaf 28 x 20.5 cms printed in Gothic types. Recto & verso printed with double columns of 52 lines, with headlines in the text, and with running page headline. In fine condition. Printed leaf with many neat marginal notes in ink in a very fine early manuscript hand. Husner was a goldsmith who became a leading Strasbourg printer active during the period 1479 - 1505. He 'struck a new note in providing roman capitals for a text in round gothic'. See Clair : European Printing; and see Chrismann : Lay Culture. **** To order this book, please click the link Ask Bookseller A Question. We can then confirm availability and give you an accurate quote for postage, and also discuss any special requirements you may have.
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MAGDEBURG
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| Gesamtansicht. Aus der Schedelschen Weltchronik
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1496.. Originalholzschnitt von zwei Holzstöcken. 41 x 61,3 (Blattgröße). Magdeburg,. Fauser 8270. Bachmann 1302. Originalholzschnitt aus Hartmann Schedel "Liber Chronicarum" (sogenannte Schedelsche Weltchronik) geschnitten v. Michael Wolgemut u. Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. (Nürnberg, Koberger 1493). Lateinische Ausgabe der berühmten Inkunabel. Die Weltchronik ist das bilderreichste Werk der Frühzeit des Buchdruckes.
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Lilius, Zacharias
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| De origine et laudibus scientiarum etc.
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- Florence, Bonaccorsi, 1496 (Hain 10103; BMC VI 675; Harisse 17; Sabin 41607; JCB I p 24; Riccardi Vol 2: 41.1) Small quarto, newly bound in old, plain vellum. 65 (of 72) nn leaves. Leaves a1 and a2 with marginal restorations, incl. some letters in manuscript. Seven leaves in good facsimile on old paper. Heavily but well restored copy.*Five books in one volume. Contains an early TO worldmap (Shirley nr 1; Campbell nr 86) and is a very early Americana. Extremely rare.
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Incunable]. Nicolaus de Blony (Blonie)
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| Tractatus sacerdotalis de sacrementis deq[ue] divinis officiis et eoru[m] administrationibus.
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Imp[re]ssus Arge[n]tine [Strasbourg]: p[er] Martinu[m] Flach, 1496. - 126 leaves [252]pp. verso blank. Collation: (A)-O8; P6; Q8. Collated and complete. 4to. (18.6 x 13.2 cm.). Early or original boards with remnant of old clasp; recently rebacked. . Goff N87 Proctor 706 [Types 1 and 5]; Hain 3258; BM 15th Cent. I:152; OCLC 20010409 citing only the Harvard copy (imperfect); Goff lists copies at LC and LCT[hatcher] neither of which show up in their online catalogue. Yale has a 1492 edition and the Newberry a 1499 one. Nicolaus de Plove is also listed in Jocher, Adelung and Schulte (which we know thanks to our learned friend Jesse Mann). Lower right corner gone from I4 (leaf 67); paper flaw (browning) fore-edge of L signature -- neither touching text; 2 microscopic pin-prick size worm holes, barely noticeable, G1 to end not affecting text. Very early marginalia and markings, probably 15th or early 16th century. This copy has an early example of the title page (A)1 giving the title in full. Very early signature and ÒNic De PloveÓ in ink on the front board; two later signatures on (A)1, one crossed through. A very nice complete copy of this handbook to the sacraments by the Bishop of Posan and a fine example of 15th century printing from the famous press of Martin Flach in Strasbourg. FlachÕs first book appeared in 1487, but Òhe had worked at Strassburg, presumably as a journeyman, as early as 1472Ó [Colin Clair, p.25 and esp. p. 89]. Ours is the only Flach/ Strasbourg imprint currently offered in the trade. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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PIUS II AENEAS SYLVA
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| Epistolae Familiares.
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- Milan, Uldericus Scinzenzeler, 10 de diciembre de 1496. En folio. 188 folios sin numerar. Tipografía romana. 59 líneas por página. Bella capitular grabada en a1 y marca del impresor a la vuelta del último folio. Encuadernación restaurada en piel sobre tabla conservando gran parte de las cubiertas originales que están ricamente decoradas con ruedas e hilos gofrados, las guardas y hojas de respeto originales. Primera edición traducida y editada por Ambrosius Archintus y Joannes Vinzalius, impresa con mucho esmero tipográfico sobre fuerte papel y buen ejemplar limpio y de amplios márgenes de esta apreciada obra considerada con acierto como uno de los mejores trabajos de toda la historia europea medieval. Esta colección de 432 cartas de Pius II, Papa desde 1458 hasta 1464, más conocido en el mundo literario como Aeneas Silvius, está considerada como una de las grandes fuentes para el estudio de la Historia de Europa y de gran importancia para el conocimiento de las relaciones entre Turcos y Europeos; contiene innumerables noticias y relaciones al más alto nivel político y diplomático en los años posteriores a la caída de Constantinopla en favor de los Turcos en 1453. La mayoría de los asuntos que trató Pio II eran de índole exterior y en particular el gran esfuerzo de su papado fue para unificar los diferentes poderes que estaban divididos en Europa para que lucharan a favor de un cristianismo seriamente amenazado. Combatió el comercio de esclavos y sobre todo estuvo en contra de la opresión que se ejercía sobre los Judíos. Fundó las Universidades de Basilea, Nantes e Ingolstadt. La obra incluye su famosa Bula contra los Turcos donde se pide su conversión al Cristianismo.Esta edición está generalmente reconocida como la más perfecta por cuanto las ediciones anteriores fueron impresas en Alemania sobre traducciones del latín muy pobres. Los mismos editores enfatizan la mala calidad de los textos previamente publicados en Alemania ". ab horrida germanica corrupte imprimeretur".Precioso ejemplar en perfecto estado, con muy buenos márgenes y limpio, la impresión fresca y bien estampado. Mínimos taladros al principio y fin del volumen sin afectar al texto ni la lectura, muy ligera mancha que afecta mínimamente al margen superior de las últimas dos o tres hojas. La restauración de la encuadernación está magistralmente realizada.Referencias: Hain 157; Goff P-721; BMC VI, 770-771; IBE 4614; Proctor 6032; Pellechet 96
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Perottus, Nicolaus.
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| Cornucopiae linguae latinae. (Daran:) Commentariolus in prohemium historiae naturalis Plinii.
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Venedig, Johannes Tacuinus, 20. XII. 1496. - Antiqua mit griechischen Einsprengseln (Titel in got. Type). 2 Spp., 62 Z. Mit Holzschnittdruckermarke am Schluß und zahlr. Holzschnittinitialen. (38), CCCVII Bll., l. w. Bl. Blindgepr. Schweinslederband der Zeit über Holzdeckeln auf drei flach gearbeiteten Doppelbünden. Mit 7 (von 10) durchbrochenen, floral ziselierten Messing-Eckbeschlägen und 2 Schließen (Bänder erneuert, Deckelelemente ziseliert mit Marien-Schriftzug). Schnittitel am oberen Schnitt. Folio. Bedeutende Sammlung philologischer Texte, eigentlich ein Kommentar zum ersten Buch des Martial. Ursprünglich zusammengestellt vom Philologen Niccolò Perotti (1430-80), erstmals 1489 von Paganinus gedruckt und hier herausgegeben von Johannes Pompeius Cornianus und Polydorus Vergilius. Der Theologe Perotti lehrte in Rom die lateinische Sprache, "kriegte aber mit Domenico Calderino wegen Erklärung des Martialis Streit, docirte darauf zu Bologna nach und nach die Rhetoric, Poesie, Philosophie, ja so gar die Medicin" (Jöcher III, 1398). Kardinal Bessarion machte ihn 1458 zum Erzbischof von Manfredonia. In den "Cornucopiae", seinem Hauptwerk, soll er "ein Plagium [.] begangen haben, welches Calepin in seinem Dictionario hinwieder an diesem Buche ausgeübt" (ebd.). Überdies soll Perotti durch seine Arbeitswut seinen Gönner Bessarion um die Papstkrone gebracht haben, als er diesen 1471 ins Konklave begleitete: In seine Arbeit am Buch vertieft, schickte er die Kardinäle fort, die Bessarion zum Papst küren wollten; verdrossen wählten sie daraufhin Francesco della Rovere (Sixtus IV.). - Durchgehend etwas wasserrandig. Vorderer Vorsatz und Titel mit zeitgenöss. Eintragungen (Namensindex und griech.-/lat. Motti). Der hübsche deutsche Renaissanceeinband mit doppeltem Rahmen aus Rankenwerksrollen (die äußere feinverschlungen auf punziertem Grund), jeweils von breiten Streicheisenlinien begrenzt. Das Mittelfeld rhombisch geteilt; in den Rhombenfeldern Adler- und Rosettenstempel sowie Löwen im Schild, außerdem kleine Lilien- und Kreuzstempel (sämtlich nicht bei Schunke). Am Vorderdeckel Spuren eines zeitgenöss. hs. Deckeltitels. Die hübschen Eckbeschläge am Vorderdeckel wie auch die Schließelemente vollständig erhalten; es fehlen die Mittelbeschläge sowie am Hinterdeckel der untere Beschlag am Rücken. Hinterdeckel stärker fleckig (größerer Tintenfleck). Insgesamt hübsches, wohlerhaltenes Exemplar der recht seltenen Inkunabel. Hain/C. 12704. Goff P-295. GW M 31100. Pellechet Ms 9221 (9045). Sheppard 4537. Proctor 5444. BMC V, 531. BSB-Ink P-220. ISTC ip00295000.
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CICERO M. TULLIUS
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| EPISTOLAE AD ATTICUM
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MAGISTRUM EUCHARIUM SILBER ALIAS FRANCK, ROMAE 1496 - Rileg. antica tutta pelle Titolo e fregi in oro al dorso. Mancanze nella rilegatura ma il tutto ben restaurato. H. 30 1 fg. bianco 1 fg. n.n. 25 172 n.n. 1 bianco. ( chiose manoscritte antiche su bordi bianchi per i primi quaranta fgg.) Graesse II / 169 segna per l' editore Silber solo le edizioni 1490 e 1499
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Hennegau].
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| Erburkunde der Frührenaissance.
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Bouvignies bei Ath, 4. XII. 1496. - Mittelfranzösische Bastarda auf Pergament. 48 Zeilen. Gefaltet, ca. 30 x 24 cm. Vor dem Bürgermeister von Bouvignies bei Ath (Hainaut/Hennegau, heute Belgien), M. Deleuze, dem dortigen Obergericht und den Schöffen geschlossener Vertrag: Jaspart Ysacq aus Ath und sein Sohn Hanin vermachen Denis Beurelin aus Bouvignies aus freien Stücken und auf Lebenszeit gegen eine Rente einen halben Hektar Land, das Ysacq in Bouvignies, nahe dem Wald von Remonquesnoit, besitzt. Das Grundstück ist auf der einen Seite begrenzt durch den dorthin führenden Weg, auf einer anderen Seite durch den Weg nach Bigode und schließlich durch die Güter von Jacquemin Beurelin: "Jaspart hysacq en la ville dath et avoecq lui hanin Son filz quil heult de deffuncte Juliane de le plancq [.] de leurs pure et bonne voulentet et Sans constrainte nulle dirent et congnetrent quilz avoient donnet et mis a rente et ferme main tousiours perpetuelement A denis beurelin manouvries demorant en ladite ville de bouvegnies la estant present Liertaige de demi bonnier de terre ou environ [.]". Denis Beurelin verpflichtet sich ferner, binnen eines Jahres auf dem Grundstück ein Steingebäude mit Gebälk zu errichten. Er und seine Nachkommen verpflichten sich gegenüber Ysacq und seinen Nachkommen zur Zahlung einer jährlichen Summe von 26 Sols, leistbar jeweils zur Hälfte am Johannistag und am Weihnachtstag. Die erste Zahlung soll am kommenden Johannistag 1497 erfolgen. - Sollten Beurelin und seine Erben diese Rente von 26 Sols einmal nicht mehr zahlen können und sind drei aufeinanderfolgende Zahlungen ausgeblieben, so sollen Ysacq oder seine Anspruchsberechtigten, aber auch jeder Inhaber dieser Urkunde das genannte Grundstück mitsamt dem darauf errichteten Haus zurückfordern dürfen. Beurelin soll das Grundstück lebenslang nutzen dürfen, unabhängig vom Familienstand und von der Existenz von Nachkommen. Sollte er aber ohne Nachkommen sterben, so soll das Grundstück nach seinem Tod an Jean Dottegnies fallen. - Die Ortschaft Bouvignies ist heute der wallonischen Stadt Ath eingemeindet. Die Grafschaft Hennegau war mit der burgundischen Erbschaft 1477 an das Haus Habsburg gefallen und blieb bis zur Französischen Revolution österreichisch. - Volltranskription liegt bei. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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SENECA, Lucius Annaeus
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| Las Epístolas (en Castellano).
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- Zaragoza, Pablo Hurus para Juan Thomas Favario de Lumelo, 3 de Marzo de 1496. En folio. Tipografía gótica. 84 folios. Un grabado a toda página en xilografía representando a Séneca ofreciendo el libro a Nerón, y manca del impresor en la última hoja. Encuadernación en pergamino moderno. Primera Edición española y primera edición ilustrada de las famosas epístolas del cordobés Lucio Aneo Séneca, de extraordinaria rareza. De acuerdo con Palau, la traducción al castellano se debe a Pedro Díaz de Toledo y fue posteriormente revisada por Fernán Díaz de Guzmán, estado definitivo con el cual se imprimió el texto. La última parte de la obra contiene la "Introducción de Filosofía", de Leonardo Aretino.Este libro fue impreso por uno de los mejores y más importantes impresores de cuantos se establecieron en España durante el periodo incunable. Pablo Hurus de Constanza llegó a la ciudad aragonesa de Zaragoza para establecer su taller de impresión a finales de 1476, junto con su amigo Henricus Botel de Sajonia. Ambos habían establecido la primera imprenta en Barcelona el año anterior. Hombre extraordinario, es una de las figuras más interesantes de la imprenta incunable española; cursó estudios en la Universidad de Basilea y mantuvo inquietudes literarias, a su llegada a España se relacionó con el mundo intelectual zaragozano, entrando en contacto con alguno de los autores de las obras impresas por él, e incluso costeándolas. En Zaragoza imprimió al principio en compañía de otros impresores y porteriormente solo. En 1477 Hurus imprime el "Fori Regni Aragonum" junto con Botel, y posteriormente hasta 1480 no se tienen nuevas noticias de impresiones suyas, momento a partir del cual imprime en colaboración con Juan Planck obras como la "Descriptio absidionis Rhodiae urbis" (1481) o las Fábulas de Esopo (1482). Tras un paréntesis, a partir de 1485 y hasta 1499, año de su última impresión, se desarrolla el período más intenso de su actividad, ya en solitario y sin la asociación con ningún otro tipógrafo. Imprimió en estos años numerosas obras de gran calidad como Las Mujeres Ilustres de Boccaccio (1494), la presente primera edición castellana de las Epístolas de Séneca (1496), o el Viaje a Tierra Santa de Breydenbach (1498). En 1499 Hurus transfirió su establecimiento tipográfico a Jorge Cocci, quien tantas glorias dio también a la imprenta española, y se retiró a Constanza.Obra muy rara que no se encuentra en la British Library. Según Salvá "Méndez no conoció esta magnífica primera edición" y Pellicer desconocía incluso la existencia de esta traducción castellana. En España se conservan sólo cuatro ejemplares completos en bibliotecas públicas, ninguno de ellos en Zaragoza. Goff registra dos ejemplares en Estados Unidos: Hisoanic Society of America y Curt F. Bühler.Referencias: Goff, S-383; Copinger, 5350; Haebler, 622; Palau, 308013; Salvá 4003; IBE 5195
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[Incunable]. Nicolaus de Blony (Blonie)
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| Tractatus sacerdotalis de sacrementis deq[ue] divinis officiis et eoru[m] administrationibus.
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Imp[re]ssus Arge[n]tine [Strasbourg]: p[er] Martinu[m] Flach, 1496. 126 leaves [252]pp. verso blank. Collation: (A)-O8; P6; Q8. Collated and complete. 4to. (18.6 x 13.2 cm.). Early or original boards with remnant of old clasp; recently rebacked. . Goff N87 Proctor 706 [Types 1 and 5]; Hain 3258; BM 15th Cent. I:152; OCLC 20010409 citing only the Harvard copy (imperfect); Goff lists copies at LC and LCT[hatcher] neither of which show up in their online catalogue. Yale has a 1492 edition and the Newberry a 1499 one. Nicolaus de Plove is also listed in Jocher, Adelung and Schulte (which we know thanks to our learned friend Jesse Mann). Lower right corner gone from I4 (leaf 67); paper flaw (browning) fore-edge of L signature -- neither touching text; 2 microscopic pin-prick size worm holes, barely noticeable, G1 to end not affecting text. Very early marginalia and markings, probably 15th or early 16th century. This copy has an early example of the title page (A)1 giving the title in full. Very early signature and ÒNic De PloveÓ in ink on the front board; two later signatures on (A)1, one crossed through. A very nice complete copy of this handbook to the sacraments by the Bishop of Posan and a fine example of 15th century printing from the famous press of Martin Flach in Strasbourg. FlachÕs first book appeared in 1487, but Òhe had worked at Strassburg, presumably as a journeyman, as early as 1472Ó [Colin Clair, p.25 and esp. p. 89]. Ours is the only Flach/ Strasbourg imprint currently offered in the trade.
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MENNONITES - PORTRAITS]. SPINNIKER,
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| Verzaameling van uytvoerige Afbeeldingen, der voornaame Doopsgezinde Leeraaren.Amsterdam, Jan Morterre, 1780. 8vo. With 30 portraits (13.5 x 7.5 cm) engraved by Jan Caspar Philips, Jacob Folkema, Pieter Tanjé, Simon Fokke and Andreas van Buijsen junior after drawings and paintings by the engravers themselves, their contemporaries and old masters. Late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century boards covered with sprinkled paper.
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- (4) pp. plus (30) engraved plates. Van Someren I, 177c; OCLC WorldCat (5 copies); Picarta (2 copies); not in STCN.Rare complete set of thirty engraved portraits of leading Dutch Mennonite preachers, in chronological order from Menno Simons (1496-1561) to Joannes Houbakker (1685-1715), each with a four-line verse about the person depicted, written by Adriaan Spinniker (1676-1754). The portraits (with the verses) first appeared in the second Dutch edition of Schyn's Geschiedenis dier Christenen, welke. onder de Protestanten Mennoniten Genaamd Worden (1743), and in the same year in Verzaameling van de Afbeeldingen van veele voornaane Mannen en Leeraaren. The letterpress preliminaries give the title-page, a two-page numbered list of the portraits, indicating the congregation where the subject preached and (as far as known) the years of his birth and death (they are all men), and a brief note that some of the birth and death dates could not be discovered.The portraits were engraved by Jan Caspar Philips (ca. 1690?-1775), Jacob Folkema (1692-1767), Pieter Tanjé (1706-1761), Simon Fokke (1712-1784) and Andreas van Buijsen junior (1708-1755), some after their own drawings and others after drawings or paintings by a dozen contemporary and seventeenth-century artists, including Rembrandt, Crispijn van de Passe, Michiel Mierevelt, Cornelis de Visscher, Nicolaas Bidlo, Jakob le Blon, Jan Wandelaar, Henriëtte van Pee and Anna Folkema.With the bookplate of the Rochester Theological Seminary. With a slightly browned patch on the title-page and on one portrait, but otherwise a very good copy. Boards slightly worn. Thirty portraits of important Dutch Mennonite preachers.List of portraits included:1. Menno Simons2. Dirk Philipsz.3. Lubbert Gerritsz.4. Hans de Ries5. Jan Gerritsz, van Embden6. Aldert Volkertsz.7. Reinier Wybrandsz.8. Kornelis Klaasz. Anslo9. Pieter Andriesz. Hesseling10. Hans Alenson11. Pieter Pietersz.12. Jeme Jacobsz. de Ring13. Abraham Dirksz.14. Jan Willemsz.15. Pieter Gryspeer16. Tobias Govertsz. van den Wyngaard17. Bartel Louwer18. Joost Hendriksz.19. Antoni Jacobsz. Roscius20. Jacob Kornelisz.21. Gerrit Roosen22. Lambert Klaazs. Aker23. Galenus Abrahamz.24. Tieleman van Bracht25. Lieuwe Willemsz. de Graaf26. Hermannus Schyn27. Michaël Fortgens28. Pieter Schryver29. Abraham Verduin30. Joannes Houbakker
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| Verzaameling van uytvoerige Afbeeldingen, der voornaame Doopsgezinde Leeraaren.Amsterdam, Jan Morterre, 1780. 8vo. With 30 portraits (13.5 x 7.5 cm) engraved by Jan Caspar Philips, Jacob Folkema, Pieter Tanjé, Simon Fokke and Andreas van Buijsen junior after drawings and paintings by the engravers themselves, their contemporaries and old masters. Late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century boards covered with sprinkled paper.
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(4) pp. plus (30) engraved plates. Van Someren I, 177c; OCLC WorldCat (5 copies); Picarta (2 copies); not in STCN.Rare complete set of thirty engraved portraits of leading Dutch Mennonite preachers, in chronological order from Menno Simons (1496-1561) to Joannes Houbakker (1685-1715), each with a four-line verse about the person depicted, written by Adriaan Spinniker (1676-1754). The portraits (with the verses) first appeared in the second Dutch edition of Schyn's Geschiedenis dier Christenen, welke ... onder de Protestanten Mennoniten Genaamd Worden (1743), and in the same year in Verzaameling van de Afbeeldingen van veele voornaane Mannen en Leeraaren. The letterpress preliminaries give the title-page, a two-page numbered list of the portraits, indicating the congregation where the subject preached and (as far as known) the years of his birth and death (they are all men), and a brief note that some of the birth and death dates could not be discovered.The portraits were engraved by Jan Caspar Philips (ca. 1690?-1775), Jacob Folkema (1692-1767), Pieter Tanjé (1706-1761), Simon Fokke (1712-1784) and Andreas van Buijsen junior (1708-1755), some after their own drawings and others after drawings or paintings by a dozen contemporary and seventeenth-century artists, including Rembrandt, Crispijn van de Passe, Michiel Mierevelt, Cornelis de Visscher, Nicolaas Bidlo, Jakob le Blon, Jan Wandelaar, Henriëtte van Pee and Anna Folkema.With the bookplate of the Rochester Theological Seminary. With a slightly browned patch on the title-page and on one portrait, but otherwise a very good copy. Boards slightly worn. Thirty portraits of important Dutch Mennonite preachers.List of portraits included:1. Menno Simons2. Dirk Philipsz.3. Lubbert Gerritsz.4. Hans de Ries5. Jan Gerritsz, van Embden6. Aldert Volkertsz.7. Reinier Wybrandsz.8. Kornelis Klaasz. Anslo9. Pieter Andriesz. Hesseling10. Hans Alenson11. Pieter Pietersz.12. Jeme Jacobsz. de Ring13. Abraham Dirksz.14. Jan Willemsz.15. Pieter Gryspeer16. Tobias Govertsz. van den Wyngaard17. Bartel Louwer18. Joost Hendriksz.19. Antoni Jacobsz. Roscius20. Jacob Kornelisz.21. Gerrit Roosen22. Lambert Klaazs. Aker23. Galenus Abrahamz.24. Tieleman van Bracht25. Lieuwe Willemsz. de Graaf26. Hermannus Schyn27. Michaël Fortgens28. Pieter Schryver29. Abraham Verduin30. Joannes Houbakker
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HARTMANN SCHEDEL
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Veduta fantastica della citta' posta nella parte inferiore del foglio che contiene anche il testo descrittivo, tratto dal Liber cronicarum cum figuris et umaginibus ab initio mudi usus mit temporis rarissima edizione "tascabile" della celebre cronaca del mondo, edita ad Ausburg presso Johann Schonsperger, nel 1496. Prima edizione in tedesco dello Schonsperger. Egli abbrevia sia il testo sia il formato dello Schedel per produrre un edizione che fosse piu' maneggevole a commerciabile di quella di A. Koberger. Silografia, in ottimo stato di conservazione. Molto rara. An imaginary view of the city, printed on the lower part of the sheet with the descriptive text, taken from Liber cronicarum cum figuris et umaginibus ab initio mudi usus mit temporis, a very rare "pocket" edition printed in Ausburg by Johann Schonsperger, in 1496. First German edition realized by Schonsperger. He cut both text and the size realized by Schedel to relize an edition that was to be more handy and saleable. Woodcut, in good condition. Rare. 215 305
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Schedel, Hartmann.
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| Das buch der Croniken unnd geschichten mit figuren und pildnußsen von Anbeginn der welt biß auff dise unsere Zeyt.
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Augsburg, J. Schönsperger, 18. V. 1496. - Small folio (302 x 208 mm). 322 [but: 317] numbered ff., 1 bl. f., 11 unnumbered ff. Gothic type. 2 cols., 52 lines. With 1 folding woodcut map and c. 1900 woodcuts in the text (some repeated) after M. Wolgemut and W. Pleydenwurff. Contemp. Augsburg cald binding over wooden boards on four double bands. Attractively blindstamped roll-tools; front cover bears blindstamped title "Cronik". Remains of clasps. In modern half calf box with title to gilt spine. First edition of the so-called "small Schedel" printed by Schönsperger in Augsburg, a pirated edition in a smaller size and with reduced woodcuts after Wolgemut and Pleydenwurff. Altogether the third edition of the famous chronicle, and the second one in German. With 1 double-page woodcut map and some 1900 woodcuts in text, depicting numerous views (many the first printed views of these towns and the earliest image to provide exact topographic details). - Some waterstaining, slight browning and staining, occasional defects to edges (generally remargined); slight worming to first and last leaves, one leaf with large defective corner (slight loss to text), the map with large rebacked tear in central fold (slight defects), trimmed rather close in lower margin. Several early marginalia. Binding rubbed, edges with defects due to worming, spine ends with defects. Altogether a complete, well-preserved, wide-margined copy, attributable to an Augsburg shop due to the roll-tools (Kyriss 83: "Werkstatt Bogenfries"). - While complete copies of the Koberger edition are not uncommon, they are very rare for this edition: according to ISTC, no less than nine copies of the 1496 "small Schedel" in German libraries are incomplete. The copies listed in ABPC are all incomplete; not a single copy sold at German auctions during the past decades was in a contemporary binding. Hain 14511. Goff S-310. BSB S-198. Klebs 890.2. ISTC is00310000. Not in BM. Rücker 143. Campbell (Maps) 221-222. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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THEOCRIT, HESIOD, and others.
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| One of the first editions produced by Aldus Manutius: editiones principes of many Greek texts by Theocrit, Hesiod and others [Greek text] Haec insunt in hoc libro. Theocriti Eclogae triginta. Genus Theocriti & de inventione bucolicorum. Catonis Romani sententiae paraeneticae distichi. Sententiae septem sapientum. De invidia. Theognidis megarensis siculi sententiae elegiacae. Sententiae monostichi per capita ex variis poetis. Aurea carmina Pythagorae. Phocylidae poema admonitorium. Carmina Sibyllae erythraeae de Christo Iesu domino nostro. Differentia vocis. Hesiodi Theogonia. Eiusdem scutum Herculis. Eiusdem georgicon libri duo.
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Venice, Aldus Manutius, February1495 (=1496). - Folio. Modern red morocco, spine gilt in compartments with title lettered in gold, covers with ornamental gilt borders, on both covers blind tooled ornament in centre, red sprinkled edges. With 37 fine woodcut headpieces (2 by the famous Poliphilus master, and 39 woodcut 'bianchi-giari initials'. (140) lvs. Collation: AA-?D8, EE-?G6, 2Z2?10, 2A2?-2D2?8, 2E2?6, ?a-?b8, ?c10, ?d-?e8. The first very rare issue of the original and only edition of one of the first books produced by the famous printer/publisher Aldus Manutius. In fact this edition is the third book that left the Aldine presses in the year Aldus started his printing activities in Venice. Aldus began his professional career as a teacher, not as a printer, and as such saw a need for the publication of the Greek and Latin classical authors, whose works figured high in the Renaissance humanist agenda. While many of these works had been published by the end of the fifteenth century, a large number had not yet seen print. This lack was especially acute in the case of Greek authors, and when Aldus decided to begin a printing business these authors were the ones he emphasized. His development of greek and italic fonts and, somewhat later the octavo format, point toward a carefully planned program for the dissemination of the ancient classics.Under Aldus's program, works of numerous Greek and Latin authors, including the present collection of Greek poetical texts, were published for the first time, and works by others appeared in better editions than had previously been available. The 'editiones principes' in this collection include 12 of the Ecloques of Theocrit, Hesiod's Theogonia (or De generatione deorum) and selections from the Greek Gnomic poets. It is the most interesting of all Greek Aldus editions, containing a wide variety of linguistic forms and packed with mythological or moralizing passages, and as such of highly interest for the educationalist and the history of humanism in general and the beginning of the study of Greek language and literature in particular. In his nearly twenty years as a printer, Aldus labored tirelessly at the press and left to the world a rich legacy of beautiful books and scholarly texts. These books are still admired for their attractive typography, clean lines, and good design as well as their scholarly contributions. Through his publications, Aldus contributed to the survival of many ancient texts and greatly facilitated the diffusion of the values, enthusiasm, and scholarship of the Italian Renaissance across the rest of Europe. Aldus demonstrated to the printing world that scholarly books could be produced finely as well as profitably; and he convinced the scholarly world of the value of printing. Also the present collection was published with the express understanding that it would be used in the classroom. In his preface and dedication to Bapt. Guarino, the son of Guarino Veronese, who taught Aldus Greek in Ferrara, the printer writes: "Here, most illustrious master, is the Theogonia of Hesiod, which you ask me to provide for the public instruction of your pupils". The other most important editio princeps present in this edition is the publication for the first time of 12 of the Ecloques of Theocrit, based on a manuscript in the Vatican (MS Vat. Gr. 1311). The first 18 eclogues are published here after the edition Milan 1480. The present Aldus edition of the Eclogues was taken as the basis for the Juntina edition of 1516 and has as such influenced the history of the text transmission of Theocrit's eclogues until the present day. The most famous 17th-century editor of Theocrit for instance, Daniel Heinsius from Leiden, admired this Aldus edition very much.There are two issues of this edition of which the first is the most rare. The differences - which are in general not very important as regards content - occur in the quires ZF and ?G (p. 77-80 and 85-100), the most obvious being the four verses on f. ZF1r occupying two lines (2nd is [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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ANTONINUS FLORENTINUS
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| Summa theologiae, pars secunda.
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Strasbourg, Gruninger 8 maggio 1496 - In folio (cm 31), attraente legatura cinquecentesca in pelle di scrofa impressa a secco con fermagli e ganci di chiusura ai piatti conservati e funzionanti, i piatti interamente decorati con cornici concentriche impresse a secco con raffigurazioni delle virtù (Fede, Speranza, Carità ecc.) e di piccoli ritratti di condottieri storici. Bell’esemplare in carta ‘crocchiante’ (lievi aloni in fine), interamente rubricato d’epoca con lettere capitali in rosso. Carte 228, testo in carattere gotico su 2 colonne. Very attractive contemporary binding in blindstamped pigsking over wooden boards, with clasps and catches. Unsophisticated copy. Composta tra il 1440 ed il 1459 la ‘Summa theologiae’ si riconnette alla più celebre ed omonima opera di S. Tommaso, a cui è peraltro debitrice, ed è testimonianza di uno sforzo analitico-sistematico in campo etico, opera anzitutto destinata all’istruzione dei confessori e dei predicatori, coloro che erano a più diretto contatto con i vivi problemi del mondo laico fiorentino. La presente seconda parte (divisa in dodici capitoli, analizzanti i peccati capitali) indubbiamente la più interessante storicamente, offre allo studioso dei problemi di etica economica un quadro analitico delle proibizioni previste per singole attività che "sapessero di usura", e perciò di notevole importanza in quanto fornisce una adeguata idea del mondo economico quattrocentesco. L’Aut. indugia quindi ad esaminare le singole pratiche che nascondevano forme di guadagno e intenzioni speculative, come p. es. la vendita a termine, le vendite di census, i tassi di interesse dei monti di pietà e dei monti di Stato, i contratti di soccida, i depositi bancari, i vari tipi di cambio. Si fa tuttavia strada, pur nella condanna in linea di principio, la pressione irrefrenabile delle vita economica, recante l’idea del particolare valore che ha il denaro dell’uomo di affari, per il quale è sempre valido il principio del ‘lucrus cessans’, e si riconosce il valore del capitale in quanto denaro destinato ad investimento per attività mercantili. Di notevole interesse anche i capitoli "De ebrietate", "De gula", "De luxuria", ecc. Per la biogr. dell’Aut., cfr. DBI III, pp. 524/532; non in Kress; Hain/Copinger 1249*; Pellechet 884; Polain, B. 272; IGI 696; IBE 440; BMC I 109; GW 2192. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Curtius Rufus, Quntus. Bartholomaeus
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| Historiae Alexandri Magni.
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Johannes Tacuinus de Tridino, Venice: 1496. - Folio 12 1/2 x 8 1/2Ó a8,b-l6. 68 leaves. [1],lxvi,[1], [1]p. Early paper covered limp boards, some loss to spine,old description on front paste-down; single wormhole in lower margin, minor corner stains, small tear in LI. Provenance: Julio Berunza Collection of Alexander the Great (bookplate removed). Printer's device on register leaf. Decorated initials Curtius Rufus wrote this history of Alexander the Great ,his march through Phrygia and the cutting of the Gordian Knot,under Claudius or Vespasian. "The author is an excellent story-teller and makes the most of many thrilling or picturesque incidents in the Asiatic expedition."[OCCL]Merula, Italian humanist and poet, was born in Mantua. He taught grammar in Split from 1487-9. When the powerful Venicean Zori of the Corner family sought a tutor for his sons, Merula won the position. ÒAmong the most powerful families in Venice at this period were the Corner, whose members included the titular Queen of Cyprus and her brother Zorzi, one of the most widely employed and respected statesmen in the Republic. Zorzi had a history of connections with scholars of an earlier generation such as George of Trebizond and Merula, so when it became known in 1484 that he was seeking a tutor for his sons, the post was eagerly sought. Ermolao Barbaro and Gerolamo Donato were asked to intercede. Bartolomeo Merula, the successful candidate, gained a certain status in Venetian intellectual society, editing a number of Latin texts for the press of Tacuinus during the 1490s and 1500s. When his main charge, Marco Corner, was given a cardinalcy in 1500, Bartolomeo simply became his secretary instead of his tutor and was in due course rewarded for his services by the appointment of apostolic protonotary.Ó [Martin Lowry, World of Aldus Manitius.] Ann Moss in her ÒOvid In Renissance FranceÓ calls him an ÒindefatigableÓ editor and in the case of Ovid, ÒHis main concern is to make the sense of the text clear by paraphrasing difficult passages and enlarging on historical, geographical and mythological allusions, with the help of recognized authorities. His is a grammatical, rather than a rhetorical commentary.Ó Goff C1003 ; HCR 5886 ; Pell 4068 ; CIBN C-687 ; Neveu 208 ; Polain(B) 4310 ; IDL 1447 ; IBE 1966 ; IGI 3291 ; IBP 1820 ; Saj—-SoltŽsz 1125 ; Sallander 2176 ; Madsen 1311 ; Ernst(Hildesheim) I,I 163 ; GŸnt(L) 3748 ; Voull(B) 4432 ; Sack(Freiburg) 1200 ; Finger 326 ; Walsh 2567 ; Rhodes(Oxford Colleges) 645 ; Bod-inc C-498 ; Sheppard 4535, 4536 ; Pr 5443 ; BMC V 531 ; GW 7876. ISTC ic01003000.
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GUILLELMUS DE GOUDA
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| Paffraet incunable edition of a very popular allegorical explanation of the mass Expositio mysteriorum misse. et verus modus rite celebrandi.
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Deventer, Richard Paffraet, 1496. - 4to. 19th century boards covered with vellum-like paper. The first four pages are fully rubricated, beginning with a red 'A' of four lines and penwork in the margin. (18) lvs. (a8, b4, c6). Fourth Paffraet edition of a very interesting and popular allogorical-ascetic explanation of the Holy Mass. The first edition was also printed by Paffraet between 1480 and 1484; further editions: 1488 and 1490. Until 1497 there are more than 25 editions recorded (IDL: 17) in Deventer, Cologne, Paris, etc. Good copy, partly rubricated. - (Unsignificant stain in the margin of three leaves). Hain-Copinger 7833; Campbell 891; Polain Belge 1800; Vouillième B 4846; BMC IX, 58; Goff G-629; IBH 1557; Oates 3512; GW 11884; IDL 2161 (3 copies); IPLC 1133. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Plutarco. Orosio.
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| Vitae illustrium virorum [Latin]. Add: Sextus Rufus: De historia Romana.
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Bartolomé Zanis, 1496, 8 de junio, Venecia: - 290 hojas en dos partes. 1: a-r8, s10. 2: A-S8. Completo. Ilustrado con un grabado de Teseo en la portada. Ejemplar con el primer pliego lavado y remarginado, afectando levemente al borde externo del grabado. Tiene manchas de hongos y de humedad. El texto parte de la edición de Jenson de 1478 e incluye vidas de Aníbal y Escipión y Carlo Magno por Donato Acciaiolo; de Agesilao por Jenofonte (atribuida a Plutarco); de Cicerón por Leonardo Bruno Aretino (atribuida a Plutarco); de Evagoras por Isocrates, de Pomponio Ático por Cornelio Nepote; de Platón por Guarino de Verona; de Aristóteles por Aretino y de Homero atribuida a Herodoto. [Sigue:] Pablo Orosio, Historiae adversus paganus. Venecia: Cristóbal de Pensis por Octaviano Scoto, 1499. Folio. 72 hojas. Signaturas a-m6. 45 líneas más título. Tipos 109 (107) R. Reimpresión de la edición de 1483 de la historia universal que Pablo Orosio (s. iv) escribió a instancias de san Agustín contra los paganos y centrándose en las miserias de la guerra y en las absurdas polémicas religiosas. Acabó así una de las grandes CRÓNICAS sobre el mundo antiguo y sobre la primera época de la cristiandad. Se dice que Orosio nació en Tarraco, aunque otros autores lo hacen hijo de Lusitania. Su historia es una de las primeras historias de la Iglesia y tuvo un éxito considerable en la Edad Media, de cuando se conocen más de 200 manuscritos. La edición príncipe es de Augsburgo: Juan Schuszler, 1471 y ésta de 1499 estuvo al cuidado de Eneas Vulpes, copiando la de Scoto de 1483. Las dos obas en un tomo revestido de una excepcional encuadernación incunable en pergamino flexible aprovechando un manuscrito del siglo xii con el texto de unas homilías. 1: Hain & Copinger & Reichling 13129. Goff P-833. BMC V 501. IGI 7923. IBP 4502. IBE 4696. 2: Hain-Copinger 12103. BMC V, 473. Goff O-100. Polain (B) 2934. IGI 7037. IBE 4223.
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ROLEWINCK, Werner.
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| Rules for a good monastic life Formula vivendi canonicorum sive vicariorum secularium aut etiam bevotorum (i.e.devotorum) presbiterorum.
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Delft, (Christiaen Snellaert), April 1496. - 4to. 19th century half vellum, boards covered with grained blue paper. Rubricated throughout, small red lombards; 45-48 lines; writing space: 146x88mm.; printed with three types: 145G (first line of title), 64G (text), 82G (signatures) (HMT 84 (107)). 11 lvs. (a6, b6-1, the last blank lacking). First and only edition published in the Northern Netherlands of this theological treatise formulating regimens for the best way of life for canons and priests by the famous Werner Rolewinck. Especially the many dangers threatening monastic and cloistered life are dealt with at length. The first edition had been printed in Cologne by Arnold ter Hoernen between 1471 and 1475. Two more editions appeared in Cologne before 1500. The first edition in the Netherlands was either printed in Alost or in Antwerp by Thierry Martens between 1486 and 1497, probably a few year earlier than the present Delft edition printed by the prolific printer/publisher Christiaen Snellaert who printed no less than 87 editions between 1486 and 1497, among which famous (first) editions of the Dutch literary texts Karel ende Elegast and Elckerlijck, the Missale Trajectense and Eike van Repgow's Spieghel van Sassen demand attention.Werner Rolewick (1425-1502) was a German Carthusian monk who composed many theological and devotional treatises and some important historical works, of which his Fascilucum temporum is by far the best known. First published in Cologne in 1474, this general history of the world was reprinted more than 30 times during the 15th century. Good copy of this interesting Dutch incunable. Hain-Copinger 7256; Campbell 755 = 1309 (II); Oates 3376; Voulliéme, Trier 2368; BMC IX, 25; IDL 3955; Van Thienen, Inc. printed in the Low Countries 1885. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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PLINIUS SECUNDUS, C
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| Historia naturalis (Ed. Hermolaus Barbarus)
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| Bartholomaeus de Zanis Venice 12. Dec. 1496 17th century speckled calf (neatly rebacked with original gilt spine preserved) BOUND WITH SABELLICUS, M. A. In hoc volumine hec continentur: Marci Antonii Sabellici annotationes veteres [et] recencentes: Ex Plinio: Livio: [et] pluribus authoribus. Philippi Beroaldi annotationes centum. Eiusdem contra Seruium gram[m]aticum libellus. Eiusdem castigationes in Plinium. Eiusdem etiam appendix annotamentorum. Ioannis Baptiste pii Bononiensis annotationes. Angeli Politiani Miscellaneorum Centuria vna. Domitii Calderini Obseruationes quedam. Eiusdem Politiani Panepistemon. Eiusdem prelectio in Aristotele[m]: cui titulus est Lamia. Joa[n] | |
