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LUTHER (Martin)
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| Das Benedictus odder weyssagung des heyligen Zacharie, Luce. j. durch D. Mart. Luther gepredigt und ausgelegt.
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- Wittenberg, Rhau, 1525. Petit in-4, plein maroquin lie de vin, dos lisse, titre doré en long, daté en queue, armoiries au centre des plats (rel. René Kieffer), (44) p., titre entièrement gravé. Edition originale, imprimée par George Rhaw. Page de titre illustrée d'une très belle gravure sur bois de Cranach-Werkstatt représentant la dispersion des apôtres. (Benzing, 2047. Luther, 'Titeleinf.', 27. VD16 L4075). Très bel exemplaire aux armes de Jean-François Albert du Pouget de Nadaillac (1818-1904), membre de l'Institut, paléontologue et anthropologue français dans une fine reliure de René Kieffer. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Janssen, Johannes/Pastor, Ludwig (erg.
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| Geschichte des deutschen Volkes seit dem Ausgang des Mittelalters 8 Bände (Komplett)
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- Titel der Einzelbände: 1. Die allgemeinen Zustände des deutschen Volkes beim Ausgang des Mittelalters / 2. Vom Beginn der politisch-kirchlichen Revolution bis zum Ausgang der socialen Revolution von 1525 / 3. Die politisch-kirchliche Revolution der Fürsten und Städte und ihre Folgen für Volk und Reich bis zum sogenannten Augsburger Religionsfrieden von 1555 / 4. Die politisch-kirchliche Revolution und ihre Bekämpfung seit dem sogenannten Augsburger Religionsfrieden vom Jahre 1555 bis zur Verkündigung der Concordienformel im Jahre 1580 / 5. bis zum Beginn des dreissigjährigen Krieges im Jahre 1618 / 6. Culturzustände seit dem Ausgang des Mittelalters bis zum Beginn des dreissigjährigen Krieges (Kunst und Volksliteratur) / 7.Culturzustände seit dem Ausgang des Mittelalters bis zum Beginn des dreissigjährigen Krieges (Schulen und Universitäten) / 8.Culturzustände seit dem Ausgang des Mittelalters bis zum Beginn des dreissigjährigen Krieges (Volkswirthschaftliche,gesellschaftliche und religiös-sittliche Zustände.Hexenwesen und Hexenverfolgung bis z. Ende des dreißigjährigen Krieges) Mischauflage Freiburg i.Br., Herder 1892-1894, Pro Band ca. 700 S. Gr.-8° O Halbleder der Zeit m. marm. Vorsätzen Einbände mittelm. berieben und bestossen, einige Kapitale etwas lädiert, sonst gut erhaltene schöne Ausgabe [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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By Maike Sach.
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| Hochmeister und Groáfürst: Die Beziehungen zwischen dem Deutschen Orden in Preuáen und dem Moskauer Staat um die Wende zur Neuzeit
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Franz Steiner Verlag - Mit der Säkularisation des preuáischen Ordensstaates wurde 1525 der langjährige Streit um die Anerkennung des Zweiten Thorner Friedens zwischen dem Hochmeister Albrecht von Brandenburg und dem König von Polen-Litauen beendet. Vorausgegangen waren vielfältige diplomatische Aktivitäten und ein Krieg, zu dessen Realisierung Albrecht u.a. auf die Hilfe des Groáfürsten Vasilij III. von Moskau gesetzt hatte. Die regen Beziehungen, die sich zwischen dem Hochmeister und einem der gröáten Gegner Polen-Litauens angebahnt hatten und 1517 in ein Bündnis mündeten, waren dabei kein peripheres, allein den polnischen König betreffendes Problem: Aus unterschiedlichen Motiven waren vor allem Kaiser und Papst an den Beziehungen zwischen Hochmeister und Groáfürst interessiert. Vor diesem Hintergrund werden in der vorliegenden Monographie die Voraussetzungen für ihre Annäherung detailliert dargestellt, ihr Bündnis minutiös analysiert und in den europäischen Kontext eingeordnet sowie sein (schlechtes) Funktionieren eindringlich geschildert. "Auf das Buch wird jeder, der sich mit dem Ende des Deutschen Ordens in Preuáen beschäftigen will, gern und mit Gewinn zurückgreifen." Zeitschrift für Historische Forschung "à eine Fundgrube" Das Historisch-Politische Buch a "careful and useful study [à] Sach's approach is straightforward and sensible." Jahrbücher für die Geschichte Osteuropas "In beiden Sprachen zu Haus, bezieht Sach nun erstmals beide Überlieferungen und damit auch beide Perspektiven in ihre Schilderung der Ereignisse ein. Die bei Peter Nitsche in Kiel entstandene Dissertation zeichnet nicht nur die zunächst vorsichtige politische und diplomatische Annäherung zwischen dem Hochmeister und dem Groáfürsten nach, sondern zeigt mit sicherem Rückhalt an den Quellen und sprachlich gewandt zugleich die groáen Unsicherheiten und Erkenntnisdefizite, die beiden Seiten ein Verständnis ihres Verhandlungspartners erschwerten und nicht selten zu Fehlinterpretationen Anlaá gaben." Jahrbuch für die Geschichte Mittel- und Ostdeutschlands "Die auf breitester Materialbasis ruhende, sehr eindringliche und gut formulierte Arbeit erweitert und verfeinert unser Bild von den Ost-West-Beziehungen an der Wende zur Neuzeit in starkem Maáe. Das hier geleistete verdient hohe Anerkennung." Nordost-Archiv. (Franz Steiner 2002). 9783515080477. Hardback [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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MOCENIGO, ANDREA
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| Bellum cameracense
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(Colophon) Venetiis, Bernardinum Venetum de Vitalibus 1525 - In 8° (cm 15.8), original dark morocco rebacked, covers gilt with a thin gold frame with corner vineleaf tools, central lozenge gold tool, the binding finely restored in the corners of boards and on head and foot of the spine, but in very good condition. Original grey/green edges, faded. Flyleaves renewed (but preserving the original ones). Inside a fresh copy with good margins. Cicogna 792; Brunet III, 1781; Alden-Landis 525/11. ICCU-Edit16 CNC quotes apparently only 3 copies in the public libraries. The leaf q8 verso has a reference to America. First edition. Provenance: Giannalisa Feltrinelli, with ex-libris inside upper board and impressed library stamp on first flyleaf. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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LUTHER (MARTIN)
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| DAS BENEDICTUS ODDER WEYSSAGUNG DES HEYLIGEN ZACHARIE, LUCE. J. DURCH D. MART. LUTHER GEPREDIGT UND AUSGELEGT. WITTENBERG, RHAU, 1525.
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Petit in-4, plein maroquin lie de vin, dos lisse, titre dore' en long, date en queue, armoiries au centre des plats (rel. Rene' Kieffer), (44) p., titre entierement grave'. Edition originale, imprimee par George Rhaw. Page de titre illustree d'une tres belle gravure sur bois de Cranach-Werkstatt representant la dispersion des apotres. (Benzing, 2047. Luther, 'Titeleinf.', 27. VD16 L4075). Tres bel exemplaire aux armes de Jean-Francois Albert du Pouget de Nadaillac (1818-1904), membre de l'Institut, paleontologue et anthropologue francais dans une fine reliure de Rene' Kieffer.
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PLINE l'ancien (Caius Plinius
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| Divinum opus cui titulus, Historia Mundi, multo quam antehac unquam prodijt emaculatius.
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Bâle, Johann Froben, 1525. - 1 vol. in-folio, basane racinée, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, encadrement de triples filets sur les plats, tranches mouchetées de rouge et de bleu. Reliure du XIXe siècle, qq. épidermures. Ex-libris ms. sur le titre de Bernard Felix Bouriat, docteur en médecine de Montpellier (1790). Impression en caractères romains, très jolies lettrines, (18) ff., 671 pp., (1) p.; (71) ff. d'index, (1) f. blanc avec la marque de Froben au verso. Signatures : [A-C]6 [a-z]6 [A-Z]6 [Aa-Kk]6 [a-b]6 c8 [d-g]6 h10 [A-C]6. Exemplaire frais hormis quelques taches brunes en marge extérieure des premiers ff. Belle édition, donnée par Erasme de l'Histoire Naturelle de Pline l'ancien, avec les annotations de H. Barbaro (1454-1495) et les corrections nouvelles établies depuis : Erasme reprend le texte de l'édition de Cologne de 1524 qu'il corrige d'après un nouveau manuscrit. L'importance de l'Histoire naturelle de Pline sur le monde savant de la Renaissance se mesure à l'aune de la diversité des sujets abordés, qui couvraient l'ensemble des connaissances scientifiques de l'Antiquité : géographie, astronomie, anthropologie, zoologie, botanique, médecine, minéralogie, etc. Une note manuscrite précise que cet exemplaire provient de la bibliothèque d'Abel Lefranc, éminent seiziémiste, spécialiste de Rabelais. Exemplaire de Bernard-Félix Bouriat (Poitiers 1759 - Tours 1816), célèbre médecin tourangeau, fondateur de la Société Médicale d'Indre-et-Loire et introducteur du vaccin dans le département. Graesse V, 339; Adams P1560; Vander Haeghen II, 45; Carré de Busserole I, 368.
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LUTHER (Martin)
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| Das Benedictus odder weyssagung des heyligen Zacharie, Luce. j. durch D. Mart. Luther gepredigt und ausgelegt.
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- Wittenberg, Rhau, 1525. Petit in-4, plein maroquin lie de vin, dos lisse, titre doré en long, daté en queue, armoiries au centre des plats (rel. René Kieffer), (44) p., titre entièrement gravé. Edition originale, imprimée par George Rhaw. Page de titre illustrée d'une très belle gravure sur bois de Cranach-Werkstatt représentant la dispersion des apôtres. (Benzing, 2047. Luther, 'Titeleinf.', 27. VD16 L4075). Très bel exemplaire aux armes de Jean-François Albert du Pouget de Nadaillac (1818-1904), membre de l'Institut, paléontologue et anthropologue français dans une fine reliure de René Kieffer. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Giulio Cesare Scaligero [Julius Caesar
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| Iulii Caesaris Scaligeri, Viri Clarissimi, Poetices Libri Septem: I. Historicus. II. Hyle. III. Idea. IIII. Parasceue. V. Criticus. VI. Hypercriticus. VII. Epinomis, Ad Syluium Filium
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Ed. quinta, in Bibliopolio. 900pp, text ornaments, extensive index. Original lettered limp vellum, yapp edges. Fine. * Physician and scholar, born in Riva del Garda, Trentino-Alto Adige, N Italy. After graduating in medicine at Bologna, he moved to France (1525) as personal doctor to the Bishop of Agen. His fame rests on the Poetices libri septem (1561) which give a rationalistic reading of Aristotle's Aesthetics.
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LUTHER (MARTIN)
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| DAS BENEDICTUS ODDER WEYSSAGUNG DES HEYLIGEN ZACHARIE, LUCE. J. DURCH D. MART. LUTHER GEPREDIGT UND AUSGELEGT. WITTENBERG, RHAU, 1525.
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Petit in-4, plein maroquin lie de vin, dos lisse, titre dore' en long, date en queue, armoiries au centre des plats (rel. Rene' Kieffer), (44) p., titre entierement grave'. Edition originale, imprimee par George Rhaw. Page de titre illustree d'une tres belle gravure sur bois de Cranach-Werkstatt representant la dispersion des apotres. (Benzing, 2047. Luther, 'Titeleinf.', 27. VD16 L4075). Tres bel exemplaire aux armes de Jean-Francois Albert du Pouget de Nadaillac (1818-1904), membre de l'Institut, paleontologue et anthropologue francais dans une fine reliure de Rene' Kieffer.
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S R Bakshi
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| Advanced History of Medieval India
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Anmol. New. Contents: Vol. I. 712-1525: Preface. 1. The Muslim conquest. 2. Slave rulers. 3. Ala-ud-Din Khalji. 4. Muhammad Bin Tughluq. 5. Firoz Tughluq. 6. Sayyid dynasty. 7. Lodi dynasty. 8. The administration. 9. Architecture and literature. 10. Socio-economic condition. 11. Bhakti movement. 12. Sufism. 13. Vijyanagar. 14. Education and architecture. 15. Bahmani kingdom. Index.|~|Vol. II. 1526-1605: Preface. 1. Babur. 2. Humayun. 3. Sher Shah. 4. Akbar the Great. 5. The government. 6. Religious policy. 7. Mansabdari system. 8. Rajput policy. 9. Socio-economic life. 10. Literature and art. Index.|~|Vol. III. 1606-1756: Preface. 1. Jahangir. 2. Shah Jahan. 3. Aurangzeb. 4. Judicial system. 5. Deccan policy. 6. The Marathas. 7. Maratha administration. 8. Last years of Aurangzeb. 9. India after 1707. Index.|~|"First volume of this set deals with the foundation of Muslim rule in India with conquest of Sind and Multan and subsequently of trans-Indus region. The last phase, however deals with the Bahmani Kingdom in the south of India. Thus, it gives a glimpse of the period from 712 A.D. to 1525, a year prior to the commencement of the Mughal rule in India in 1526 when the first battle of Panipat was fought.|~|"Second volume deals with the ascendancy of Babur as the Emperor of India in 1526 when he achieved success in the first battle of Panipat; the achievements of Humayun, Sher Shah and Akbar, the Great. The system of government, both at the centre and in the provinces, the relationship with Rajputs, army system, development of education, art and literature, and the socio-economic life have been vividly described.|~|"Third volume covers the period of the eminent Mughal Emperors who succeeded Akbar, the Great after 1605. Their rule lasted for about one and a half century and during this period they had to face much opposition from several regions of India. Numerous revolts were crushed by them. But these factors weakened their position in the long run. It is obvious that so long as Aurangzeb remained at the helm of affairs, the administrative machinery was geared up in a nice manner. But with his death in 1707, we find weak rulers on the throne who failed to strengthen their position on the throne. This factor afforded a better opportunity to the British to establish their supremacy in India." (jacket) . ISBN: 81-7488-028-3.
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FISHER, JOHN, SAINT
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| Sacri Sacerdotii Defensio contra Lutherum, per Reverendissimum Dominum, dominum Iohannem Rossen, Episopum, virum singulari eruditione omnisarium doctissimum, iam primum ab Archetypo evulgata. Cum tabula & repertorio tractatorum
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Impensis Petri Quentell, Cologne 1525 - The very rare first edition of Saint John Fisher's defense of the Catholic priesthood, written for the purpose of refuting Luther's book 'De abroganda missa privata" published in 1522, in which Luther argues for the common priesthood among all the Church's members. Dedicated to Cuthbert Tunstall, the erudite bishop of London, Fisher's book is printed in black letter, with several wood-cut initials throughout, and a large title-page device of the coat of arms of Henry VIII. Contemporary owner's inscription on title-page, occasional contemporary mariginalia and a few passaged underlined. A few leaves with light marginal spotting, but interior generally clean. Title-page with slight repair to inner margin. Rebound in modern boards, label on spine. Small 8vo (15.5 x 10.5), 133pp. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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PLINE l'ancien (Caius Plinius
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| Divinum opus cui titulus, Historia Mundi, multo quam antehac unquam prodijt emaculatius.
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Bâle, Johann Froben, 1525. 1 vol. in-folio, basane racinée, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, encadrement de triples filets sur les plats, tranches mouchetées de rouge et de bleu. Reliure du XIXe siècle, qq. épidermures. Ex-libris ms. sur le titre de Bernard Felix Bouriat, docteur en médecine de Montpellier (1790). Impression en caractères romains, très jolies lettrines, (18) ff., 671 pp., (1) p.; (71) ff. d'index, (1) f. blanc avec la marque de Froben au verso. Signatures : [A-C]6 [a-z]6 [A-Z]6 [Aa-Kk]6 [a-b]6 c8 [d-g]6 h10 [A-C]6. Exemplaire frais hormis quelques taches brunes en marge extérieure des premiers ff. Belle édition, donnée par Erasme de l'Histoire Naturelle de Pline l'ancien, avec les annotations de H. Barbaro (1454-1495) et les corrections nouvelles établies depuis : Erasme reprend le texte de l'édition de Cologne de 1524 qu'il corrige d'après un nouveau manuscrit. L'importance de l'Histoire naturelle de Pline sur le monde savant de la Renaissance se mesure à l'aune de la diversité des sujets abordés, qui couvraient l'ensemble des connaissances scientifiques de l'Antiquité : géographie, astronomie, anthropologie, zoologie, botanique, médecine, minéralogie, etc. Une note manuscrite précise que cet exemplaire provient de la bibliothèque d'Abel Lefranc, éminent seiziémiste, spécialiste de Rabelais. Exemplaire de Bernard-Félix Bouriat (Poitiers 1759 - Tours 1816), célèbre médecin tourangeau, fondateur de la Société Médicale d'Indre-et-Loire et introducteur du vaccin dans le département. Graesse V, 339; Adams P1560; Vander Haeghen II, 45; Carré de Busserole I, 368.
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By Maike Sach
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| Hochmeister Und Groáfürst: Die Beziehungen Zwischen Dem Deutschen Orden in Preuáen Und Dem Moskauer Staat Um Die Wende Zur Neuzeit
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Franz Steiner Verlag. Mit der Säkularisation des preuáischen Ordensstaates wurde 1525 der langjährige Streit um die Anerkennung des Zweiten Thorner Friedens zwischen dem Hochmeister Albrecht von Brandenburg und dem König von Polen-Litauen beendet. Vorausgegangen waren vielfältige diplomatische Aktivitäten und ein Krieg, zu dessen Realisierung Albrecht u.a. auf die Hilfe des Groáfürsten Vasilij III. von Moskau gesetzt hatte. Die regen Beziehungen, die sich zwischen dem Hochmeister und einem der gröáten Gegner Polen-Litauens angebahnt hatten und 1517 in ein Bündnis mündeten, waren dabei kein peripheres, allein den polnischen König betreffendes Problem: Aus unterschiedlichen Motiven waren vor allem Kaiser und Papst an den Beziehungen zwischen Hochmeister und Groáfürst interessiert. Vor diesem Hintergrund werden in der vorliegenden Monographie die Voraussetzungen für ihre Annäherung detailliert dargestellt, ihr Bündnis minutiös analysiert und in den europäischen Kontext eingeordnet sowie sein (schlechtes) Funktionieren eindringlich geschildert. "Auf das Buch wird jeder, der sich mit dem Ende des Deutschen Ordens in Preuáen beschäftigen will, gern und mit Gewinn zurückgreifen. " Zeitschrift für Historische Forschung "à eine Fundgrube" Das Historisch-Politische Buch a "careful and useful study [à] Sach's approach is straightforward and sensible. " Jahrbücher für die Geschichte Osteuropas "In beiden Sprachen zu Haus, bezieht Sach nun erstmals beide Überlieferungen und damit auch beide Perspektiven in ihre Schilderung der Ereignisse ein. Die bei Peter Nitsche in Kiel entstandene Dissertation zeichnet nicht nur die zunächst vorsichtige politische und diplomatische Annäherung zwischen dem Hochmeister und dem Groáfürsten nach, sondern zeigt mit sicherem Rückhalt an den Quellen und sprachlich gewandt zugleich die groáen Unsicherheiten und Erkenntnisdefizite, die beiden Seiten ein Verständnis ihres Verhandlungspartners erschwerten und nicht selten zu Fehlinterpretationen Anlaá gaben. " Jahrbuch f...<
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Galen.
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| Galeni librorum pars prima. first 2 vols. of Aldine Galen (5 vols. were published).
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Aldus, 1525., Venice: - The Aldine Galen Galen (A.D. 129 / 130-199 / 200). Galhnou A¢ [B¢]. Galeni librorum pars prima [secunda]. Two volumes only (of five). 2 vols. in 1, folio. [4], 24, 180 [i.e., 181], 108; [4], 184, 106ff. Vol. I colophon leaf (p4) misbound after p1; Vol. I also lacking blank leaves F4 and &6. Venice: in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Asulani soceri, April 1525 (colophon). 317 x 227 mm. Full vellum over boards. First three leaves of Vol. I repaired, fore-edges of some leaves a little frayed, minor staining but a very good tall copy. Signature on title of the 19th-century scholar Joseph R. Gasquet, author of "The Radical Medicine of Galen in his Time" Brit. & Foreign Med.-Chir. Rev. 11 [1867]: 472-88). Editio Princeps in Greek. G-M 27. The first two volumes (of five) of the magnificent Aldine Galen, which, by publishing in one place all the known Greek texts of Galen, marked a new era in both medical and philological scholarship. The collection's five folio volumes, the climax of nearly 100 years of active scholarship, represent the largest single body of text issued by the Aldine press, which had by then passed into the hands of Aldus Manutius's father-in-law Andreas Asulanus, Aldus having died in 1515 before he could fulfil his long-held desire to issue a new edition of Galen. Asulanus, with the help of his sons Franciscus and Fredericus, continued Aldus's scholarly tradition, bringing out a number of Greek literary and historical editiones principes; "but whereas the family's not unlimited linguistic expertise might have sufficed to produce creditable editions of geographers and poets, it was clearly not up to the challenge the works of Galen presented. To meet this challenge, the Pavian professor of medicine G. B. Opizzoni (ca. 1485-ca. 1532) was placed in charge of a large group of assistants recruited mainly from northern medical scholars then studying in Italy: John Clement (ca. 1495-1572), Edward Wotton (1492-1555), William Rose (ca. 1490-1525), and Thomas Lupset (1495-1530), all Brittani and followers of Thomas Linacre (ca. 1460-1524), and the Saxon Georg Agricola (1495-1555), of De re metallica fame. The significance of the first printing of a classical author cannot be overestimated, especially a prolific one like Aristotle or Galen, whose works were not to be found in a single or even very few manuscripts, but had to be pieced together from as many manuscripts as the printer could lay his hands on. Not only did the texts of these authors go from being the private reserve of a few fortunate manuscript-owners and their friends to being available throughout the scholarly world-and that in a standard, corrected form-but their survival from the naufragium of the middle ages was once and for all assured" (Potter, in Norman, 100 Books Famous in Medicine, no. 5). The Aldine Greek Galen was quickly adopted as authoritative, and was relied on heavily by subsequent translators of Galen's works. One of the rarest of Aldine publications, only two or three complete sets of this work have been sold during the past 30 years. A complete set, if it could be found, would be worth in the range of $50,000 or more. We are offering the first two volumes of this work at an affordable price; these volumes contain 37 (nearly one-quarter) of the 160 Galenic texts identified in Durling's bibliography. Among these are the Anatomici libri novem, Galen's major anatomical work; De motu muscularum, containing the first description of artificially stimulated contraction of dissected muscle tissue; works on dissection of the nerves, veins and uterus; the embryological De foetum formatione; and ten works on pharmacology and drug therapy, comprising all of Vol. II. Renouard, p. 101. Adams G-32. Ahmanson-Murphy 202-203. Stillwell III-374. 22177 [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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VIGO, Giovanni de.
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| De Vigo en francoys. Sensuyt la pratique et chirurgie de tres excellent docteur en médecine Maistre Jean de Vigo. Nouvellement translatée de latin en français. A l'utilité publique et principale des chirurgiens.
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Lyon, Benoit Bounyn (et de Jean Planfoys), 1525. - In-4, [dimension: 235 x 168 mm] de 199, (1), 26, (5) ff. Daim, dos à nerfs. (Reliure de l'époque.) Première édition en français de l'ouvrage de Vigo, la traduction est de Nicolas Godin. C'est un des rares livres de chirurgie publiés en français durant la Renaissance. Garrison-Morton 5559-1 (first ed., Rome, 1514) : "The first complete system of surgery after that of Guy de Chauliac. It contains an account of gunshot wounds and a section on syphilis." Titre en noir et rouge avec encadrement gravé et marque d'imprimeur au centre. Nombreuses initiales historiées. Texte sur deux colonnes en caractères gothiques. La seconde partie a sa propre page de titre, avec le même encadrement gravé. Titre sali, taches sur plusieurs feuillets, dos de la reliure discrètement restauré. Le dernier feuillet (dd8), qui est blanc avec une marque de l'imprimeur, manque à cet exemplaire comme à celui de la bibliothèque Waller. Provenance : signature de l'époque sur le titre : R. Imbert. Brunet V, 1220 (avec reproduction de la marque d'imprimeur). Durling 4620. Baudrier 1, 344. Waller 9969. First french edition and the first in vernacular language. G-M 5559-1 : "The first complete system of surgery after that of Guy de Chauliac. It contains an account of gunshot wounds and a section on syphilis. [Attributes: First Edition]
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PLINE l'ancien (Caius Plinius
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| Divinum opus cui titulus, Historia Mundi, multo quam antehac unquam prodijt emaculatius.
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Bâle, Johann Froben, 1525. 1 vol. in-folio, basane racinée, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, encadrement de triples filets sur les plats, tranches mouchetées de rouge et de bleu. Reliure du XIXe siècle, qq. épidermures. Ex-libris ms. sur le titre de Bernard Felix Bouriat, docteur en médecine de Montpellier (1790). Impression en caractères romains, très jolies lettrines, (18) ff., 671 pp., (1) p.; (71) ff. d'index, (1) f. blanc avec la marque de Froben au verso. Signatures : [A-C]6 [a-z]6 [A-Z]6 [Aa-Kk]6 [a-b]6 c8 [d-g]6 h10 [A-C]6. Exemplaire frais hormis quelques taches brunes en marge extérieure des premiers ff. Belle édition, donnée par Erasme de l'Histoire Naturelle de Pline l'ancien, avec les annotations de H. Barbaro (1454-1495) et les corrections nouvelles établies depuis : Erasme reprend le texte de l'édition de Cologne de 1524 qu'il corrige d'après un nouveau manuscrit. L'importance de l'Histoire naturelle de Pline sur le monde savant de la Renaissance se mesure à l'aune de la diversité des sujets abordés, qui couvraient l'ensemble des connaissances scientifiques de l'Antiquité : géographie, astronomie, anthropologie, zoologie, botanique, médecine, minéralogie, etc. Une note manuscrite précise que cet exemplaire provient de la bibliothèque d'Abel Lefranc, éminent seiziémiste, spécialiste de Rabelais. Exemplaire de Bernard-Félix Bouriat (Poitiers 1759 - Tours 1816), célèbre médecin tourangeau, fondateur de la Société Médicale d'Indre-et-Loire et introducteur du vaccin dans le département. Graesse V, 339; Adams P1560; Vander Haeghen II, 45; Carré de Busserole I, 368.
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Granberg, Olof.
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| Svenska konstsamlingarnas historia från Gustav Vasas tid till våra dagar I-III.
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- (Geschichte der Schwedischen Kunstsammlungen 1525-1925). (Mit einer zusammenfassung in Deutscher Sprache). I. Gustav Vasa - Kristina. II. Karl X Gustav - Adolf Fredrik. III. Gutsav III - Karl XIII. Författarens förlag. Tryckt hos Gustaf Lindströms boktryckeri, Stockholm 1929-31. Ljustrycket är utfört av A. Börtzells tryckeri AB. 4:o. Tryckt i 200 numrerade exemplar, detta Nr 172. 236,(4 sista blank) s. + 50 planscher; 254,(2) s. + 56 planscher; 196,(4 sista blank) s. + 52 planscher. Något senare välbevarade röda halvskinnband med övre guldsnitt, övriga snitt oskurna. Rygg med fem upphöjda bind, sparsam gulddekor. Främre omslagen medbundna, de till del I och III med mindre fläckar. 29,5 x 24 cm. *Bifogat 4 sidigt prospekt med omdömmen om del I. Gustaf Lindströms boktryckeri, Stockholm 1931. Vikt. Enligt bifogad lapp är böckerna bundna hos Stellan Lindskogs bokbinderi Göteborg. [#65749]
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CLARUS IULIUS
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| Opera omnia, sive practica civilis atque criminalis. Coloniae Allobrogiorum, sumptibus Petri Chouet, 1636
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- Cm. 35, pp. (28) 361 (1); 178 (2); 716 (92). Frontespizio in rosso e nero. Bellissima legatura in piena perg. rigida; dorso a 5 nervi con titoli e fregi floreali impressi a secco (fregi ripetuti agli angoli ed al centro dei piatti). Piccolo strappetto al margine interno del frontespizio; trascurabili fioriture, tipiche della carta tedesca del tempo, qualche sporadico e marginale alone. Esemplare ben conservato. Giulio Claro (1525-1575), giureconsulto alessandrino, fu allievo di Alciato e Belloni; podestà a Cremona fu in seguito nominato da Filippo II reggente del Supremo Consiglio d'Italia a Madrid. Quest'ottima edizione raccoglie l'opera criminale e civile dell'A. La practica civilis (III e IV libro delle Receptae sententiae) include quattro trattati dedicati a testamento, donazione, enfiteusi e feudo. La celebre practica criminalis (quinto libro delle Receptae sententiae) rappresenta il vero corpo dell'opera di Claro ed abbraccia tutte le principali fattispecie dell'universo criminalistico. Cfr. Kvk; non in Sapori. (S129)
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| GEOGRAPHIA ANTIQUA. Volumi 3-4, 1994-95
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- D. Morandi Bonacossi, Paesaggio rurale e popolamento del territorio nella bassa valle del fiume Habur (Siria nord orientale) in età tardo-assiria (VIII-VII sec. a.C.). H.-J. Gehrke, Die kulturelle und politische Entwicklung Akarnaniens vom 6. bis zum 4. Jahrhundert v.Chr. Y. Janvier, Vitruve et la géographie. J. Desanges, La face cachée de l'Afrique selon Pomponius Méla. P. Gautier Dalché, Notes sur la «carte de Théodose II» et sur la «mappemonde de Théodulf d'Orléans». G. Ragone, Umanesimo e «filologia geografica»: Ciriaco d'Ancona sulle orme di Pomponio Mela. G. Aujac, Le peintre florentin P. del Massaio, et la Cosmographia de Ptolemée. M. Donattini, Bartolomeo da li Sonetti, il suo Isolario e un viaggio di Giovanni Bembo (1525-1530). Note e discussioni. O. Longo, Tolomeo redivivo. Olschki
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PLINE l'ancien (Caius Plinius
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| Divinum opus cui titulus, Historia Mundi, multo quam antehac unquam prodijt emaculatius.
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Bâle, Johann Froben, 1525. - 1 vol. in-folio, basane racinée, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, encadrement de triples filets sur les plats, tranches mouchetées de rouge et de bleu. Reliure du XIXe siècle, qq. épidermures. Ex-libris ms. sur le titre de Bernard Felix Bouriat, docteur en médecine de Montpellier (1790). Impression en caractères romains, très jolies lettrines, (18) ff., 671 pp., (1) p.; (71) ff. d'index, (1) f. blanc avec la marque de Froben au verso. Signatures : [A-C]6 [a-z]6 [A-Z]6 [Aa-Kk]6 [a-b]6 c8 [d-g]6 h10 [A-C]6. Exemplaire frais hormis quelques taches brunes en marge extérieure des premiers ff. Belle édition, donnée par Erasme de l'Histoire Naturelle de Pline l'ancien, avec les annotations de H. Barbaro (1454-1495) et les corrections nouvelles établies depuis : Erasme reprend le texte de l'édition de Cologne de 1524 qu'il corrige d'après un nouveau manuscrit. L'importance de l'Histoire naturelle de Pline sur le monde savant de la Renaissance se mesure à l'aune de la diversité des sujets abordés, qui couvraient l'ensemble des connaissances scientifiques de l'Antiquité : géographie, astronomie, anthropologie, zoologie, botanique, médecine, minéralogie, etc. Une note manuscrite précise que cet exemplaire provient de la bibliothèque d'Abel Lefranc, éminent seiziémiste, spécialiste de Rabelais. Exemplaire de Bernard-Félix Bouriat (Poitiers 1759 - Tours 1816), célèbre médecin tourangeau, fondateur de la Société Médicale d'Indre-et-Loire et introducteur du vaccin dans le département. Graesse V, 339; Adams P1560; Vander Haeghen II, 45; Carré de Busserole I, 368.
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OSIANDER, Andreas.
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| Important treatise on the reformation of the Mass as practised in Nürnberg Grundt und ursach aus der heiligen schrifft, wie und warumb die Eerwirdigen herren, beyder Pfarkirchen S. Sebalt, und sant Laurentzen Probst zu Nürmberg, die mißpreuch bey der heyligen Mess, Jartag, Gerweycht Saltz, und Wasser, sampt etlichen andern Ceremonien abgestelt undterlassen und geendert haben.
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Wittemberg, (Johann Rhau-Grunenberg), 1525. - 8vo. Later paper wrappers. 64 lvs. (Collation: A-H8). One of the 12 editions of this important treatise on the reformation of the Mass as practised in Nürnberg in the S. Sebald and S. Lorenz Church, published in the two years after its appearance. The first edition of this work by the well-known German reformer Andreas Osiander (or Andreas Hosemann; 1498-1552), was published in Nürnberg by Hieronymus Höltzel in October 1524. Editions in Nürnberg, Augsburg, Zwickau and Erfurts followed, before the publication of our edition which is listed by Seebass as the seventh. The 13th and last edition of the 16th century appeared in Magdeburg in 1543. Written early in his career, this pamphlet appears to have made Osiander's reputation as a prominent Lutheran reformer.Osiander was a German Lutheran theologian who studied in Leipzig, Altenburg and Ingolstadt before being ordained as a priest in 1520. In the same year he began work at an Augustinian convent in Nürnberg as a Hebrew tutor. In 1522, he was appointed to the church of St. Lorenz in Nürnberg, as vicar of S. Lorenz parish, and at the same time publicly declared himself to be a Lutheran. He also played a prominent role in the debate which led to the city of Nürmberg's adoption of the Reformation in the same year1525, and also in the same year Osiander married. Later he was appointed as professor of the newly founded Königsberg University. Osiander lived and worked in Königsberg until his death in 1552. Osiander published a corrected edition of the Vulgate Bible, with notes, in 1522 and a Harmony of the Gospels in 1537. In 1543, Osiander oversaw the publication of the famous and controversial book De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (On the revolution of celestial spheres) by Copernicus.The work starts with a preface by Georg Pessler, probst of S. Sebald and Hector Pömers, Probst of S. Lorenz, Nürnberg, dated 21 October 1524 (f. A1v-A6v, followed by the chapters on the reformation of the Mass:- f. A7r-F1v: 'Gründe für die Änderungen an der Messe'. - f. F2r-G2v: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung der Seelmessen und Jahrtage'.- f. G2v-G4r: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung des Salve Regina'.- f. G4r-G5r: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung von geweihtem Salz und Wasser'.- f. G5r-H7v: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung von Mette und Komplet'.- f. H7v-H8r: 'Beschlus dieses Buchs' (H8v blank). Good copy with the blind stamp of the '. Seminary Library, Rochester / Rockefeller Fund' and an 17th-century annotation ("Haec est quinta editio".) on the title.- (Marginal waterstain in last lvs.). VD16, O-1021; Sebass 5.7; Paul L. Nyhus, 'The Franciscans in South Germany, 1400-1530: Reform and Revolution', in: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, New Ser., 65/8 (1975), pp. 1-47; [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]
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Claro, Giulio
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| Tractatus de Testamentis, De Feudis, de Donationibus, De Iure Emphiteotico: Nunc ab Omnibus Erroribus Maxima Diligentia Emendati: Cum Summariis, & Repertoriis Omnium Quaestionum, Ac Incidenter Dictorum.
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Claro, Giulio [1525- - 1575]. Venice: Apud Franciscum Laurentinum, 1566. 8, [32], 243 fols. Octavo (6" x 4"). Contemporary limp vellum with lapped edges, faint early hand-lettered title to spine, later signature (Romatelli) to front cover, ties lacking. Light soiling, rubbing to extremities, insect damage to rear cover, front joint cracked, pastedowns loose. Large woodcut printer device to title page, woodcut decorated initials. Occasional early annotations and underlining. Toning, dampstaining in a few places, interior otherwise clean. A solid copy. * With indexes. First published in 1576, this popular work on wills, gifts, feudal writs, usury and other topics in Roman criminal and civil law went through numerous editions throughout Europe well into the eighteenth century. These four tracts were books 3-4 of the author's unfinished Sententiae Receptae. Claro was a Milanese jurist. OCLC and KVK locate one copy of this edition in North America (at the Library of Congress). This edition not in Adams. Censimento Nazionale delle Edizioni Italiane del XVI Secolo (EDIT 16) CNCE 12641.
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| Summa Caietana de peccatis et Noui Testamenti ientacula. Reuerendissimi domini Thome De Vio Caietani cardinalis. S. Sixti per quam docta resoluta ad compendiosa de peccatis summula
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Romae Per Marcellum Silber 1525 - Due parti legate in 8° (cm 12,5 x 18), legatura in piena pergamena,rimontata, cc (8), 242, (2 bianche), per la prima parte, con proprio frontespizio, con lieve integrazione al margine dx, dal titolo: "Summula caietana reuerendissimi domini cardinalis Sancti Xisti"; 104, per la seconda parte, con front. proprio, dal titolo:: "Ientacula Noui Testamenti cardinalis Sancti Xisti.". In tutto, tre frontespizi silografici in cornice allegorica, il primo con le armi cardinalizie dell'A. Il secondo con l'impresa del giglio fiorentino (l'opera, in prima edizione, è infatti "impensis nobilis viri domini iacobi de giunta florentini impresse"); il terzo nuovamente alle armi del De Vio; dati tipografici al colophon della prima opera, che reca altra impresa tipografica; ripetuta al colophon della seconda. Seguono Registro ed Errata. Il nome del revisore (Joannes Daniel) si ricava dal colophon. Esemplare completo in buone condizioni, firme di appartenenza coeve ai primi due frontespizi, radi marginalia; rifilato al margine superiore, con perdita sovente totale o parziale del numero della pagina. Prima edizione di questo celebre manuale per confessori (scritto nel 1523, messo all'Indice nel 1559) del cardinale Tommaso De Vio (1469-1534): che sopravvisse al Sacco di Roma, condannò Lutero, sancì la validità del matrimonio di Enrico Ottavo con Eleonora d'Aragona. L'A. enumera alfabeticamente innumerevoli peccati, e li gradua a seconda della gravità, suddividendoli in veniali o mortali, causa questi di scomunica. L'Excommunicatio occupa quasi metà del volume. Tra i casi trattati: Aborto; Adulterio; Coito con animali, Incesto; Meretricio; Sodomia; Apostasia; Scisma; Crudeltà eccessiva; Emissione di libelli infamanti; Ironia; Istrioni, qualora si facciano gioco della Fede o della Legge; l'Alchimia non è sempre "vitiosa", non è "illicita", se "sine fraude". Divinatio, Aruspicium, Auspicium, invece, sono sempre mortali, perchè richiedono l'invocazione e l'ausilio dei demoni, così come l'Incantatio, i Malefici, i Sortilegi, Eretici e Inquisitori; una parte importante occupa la Riforma luterana, contro la quale tanto si battè l'A.; una dozzina di pagine sono dedicate all'Usura. Otto esemplari censiti in SBN, variamente mutili della prima o seconda parte; 16. Bibliotheca Magica Casanatense n. 379.
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HUICHIUS Johannes. J.
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| Imperatum & Caesarum vitae, cum imaginibus ad vivam effigiem expressis. Huic aéditioni additi sunt icunculis, & elencho, versus ausonii, Mycilli, & vellei poëtarum paucis ingentem historiam complectentes.
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Imperatum & Caesarum vitae, cum imaginibus ad vivam effigiem expressis. Huic aeditioni additi sunt icunculis, & elencho, versus ausonii, Mycilli, & vellei poëtarum paucis ingentem historiam complectentes. §Reliure en plein veau marbré (beau et adroit pastiche contemporain. §L'ouvrage contient 135 médailles gravées, ces médailles sont différentes de la première édition de ce travail numismatique parue à Strasbourg en 1525, les médailles sont accompagnées d'une brève biographie des empereurs romains. Belle édition lyonnaise à l'élégante typographie en italique. Vignette de titre au cheval à queue de poisson, marque d'Arnouillet, imprimeur de la ville de Lyon. §Excellent état général. Page de titre brunie, en dehors de cela le papier est demeuré de bonne qualité. Apud Balthazarem Arnolletum Lugduni (Lyon) _1550 petit in 8 (8 ff) 235pp. relié Un Vol. relié
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Bembo Pietro
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| PROSE NELLE QUALI SI RAGIONA DELLA VOLGAR LINGUE
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Venice Giovanni Tacuino 1525 - First Edition. Folio, in fine 17th century vellum, sewn on three visible supports and with evidence of three paper ties, with some very minor restoration to the head and tail of the spine. Foliated I - XCIIII and collating A - Q5 (lacking the final blank leaf Q6. A very attractive copy with some early (probable 17th c.) annotations in the margins, a the first leaf slightly mellowed or soiled, unobtrusive dampstaining effecting the outer margins only and with some minor expected wear to the 17th century vellum. ONE OF THE PARAMOUNT ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF ITALIAN LITERATURE AND AN IMPORTANT TREATISE ON THE TUSCAN VERNACULAR. BemboÕs work is one o f the most influential demonstrations of literary excellence of the Italian vernacular. In it Bembo derides the excessive cultivation of Latin and instead extols the beauty and charm of the Tuscan dialect, exemplified in the trecento by Dante, Petrarch and Boccassio. He also establishes standard rules for spelling and syntax. The work was frequently reprinted throughout the 16th and 17th centuries, but this first edition was apparently seen through the press by Bembo himself. It is said that he revised much of the text during it printing. The printing itself is most handsome in a large Roman typeface.
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Jacob Ben Hayyim of Tunis
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| Mikraot gedolot: Torah Neviim u-Khetuvim [Biblia Rabbinica or Rabbinic Bible].
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Daniel Bomberg, Venice 1525 - RARE: Deluxe edition, with additional three volume facsimile-set (see below). Contemporary binding, rare in such good condition. This is the first Jewish Rabbinic Bible (see below). Folio. Unpaginated (ca. 1894 p). Contemporary stamped and tooled calf binding, rebacked with the original spine. Deluxe copy with thicker cotton rack paper and wide margins, retained at the bottom. Gilt gauffred page edges. Raised bands. Woodcut illustrated title page with three-dimensional gate. Woodcut illustrated title to each book of the work. Second woodcut-illustrated title page to beginning of Ketuvim/Hageography, also with three-dimensional gate. None of the title pages mention publisher and publishing place. Instead, it is mentioned at the end of the last text page. The last text page is followed by an apparatus. Blank page before beginning and after end of Ketuvim/Hageography. This Bible is said to be the first Jewish Rabbinic Bible. It is groundbreaking in its layout and format, whereby the Hebrew source text is Masoretic [i.e. with vocalization]. Furthermore, the Hebrew source text is in the middle of the page, surrounded by Rabbinic commentary to all sides. All further edition of [Rabbinic] Hebrew Bibles have been printed this way. Contains most of Nevi'im [Prophets] and all of Ketuvim [Hageography]. The books are: -Isaiah/ Yeshayahu -Jeremia/ Yirmiyahu -Ezekiel -The Twelve Minor Prophets [Tari Asher] -Psalms/Tehillim -Proverbs/Mishlei -Job/Iyov -Ruth -Lamentations/Eikhah -Ecclesiastes/Kohelet -Esther -Daniel -Ezra-Nehemia -Chronicles Hence, it contains 14 out of the 24 Books of the Tanakh, missing the Five Books of Moses, Joshua/Yehoshua, Judges/Shoftim, Samuel/Shmuel and Kings/Malakhim. The missing books are supplied in a three-volume set of the only facsimile-edition ever published [Moshe Goshen-Guttstein. Jerusalem: Makor Publishing Ltd. 1972], containing the Five Books of Moses and all the Prophets. In Hebrew. In fine condition. The first Biblia Rabbinica, printed by Bomberg (as is this edition) in 1516-7 was edited by the apostate Jew Felix Pratensis and contained the Imprimatum of the Pope. Bomberg realized that these two facts marginalized the Great Bible from the Jewish market. He therefore employed Jacob b. Hayyim ibn Adonijah, newly arrived from Venice (after being driven out of Spain and then Tunis) as editor of the Second Biblia Rabbinica, which is the edition at hand. A meticulous and most knowledgeable Jewish editor, Joseph b. Hayyim went to great pains to secure as many codices with a masorah as possible. The Second Biblia Rabbinica is the first to present the Massorah. The text of this edition became the standard Massoretic text for all subsequent editions. It was received with acclaim by the Jewish market. This Bible is said to be the first "Jewish" rabbinic Bible. The Mikraot Gedolot of Ben Hayyim served as the textus receptus for the King James Version of the Bible in 1611. "No textual redaactor of modern days who professes to edith the Hebrew text according to the Massorah can deviate from it [this edition] without giving conclusive justification for doing so." (Ginsburg) On the editor (from the Encyclopedia Judaica): Jacob Ben Hayyim (1470-1538). He left his native Tunesia in consequence of the persecutions that broke out there at the beginning of the sixteenth century. After residing at Rome and Florence he settled at Venice, where he was engaged as corrector of the Hebrew press of Daniel Bomberg. Late in life he embraced Christianity. Jacob's name is known chiefly in connection with his edition of the Rabbinical Bible (1524-25), which he supplied with Masoretic notes and an introduction which treats of the Masorah and of the discrepancies between the Talmudists and the Masorah. In Hebrew. Minor worming, scuffing and rubbing to binding. Title-page crudely repaired and mounted on tab, not affecting text. Ex-libris stamp to title page.In near fine condition. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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SALIGNIACO, Bartholomeus a.
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| To the Holy Land in 1522 Itinerarij Terre Sancte: inibique sacrorum locorum: ac rerum clarissima descriptio: omnibus sacre scripture tractatoribus utilissima: peramena auditoribus.
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Lyon, Gilbertus de Villiers, 1525. - Small 8vo. 18th century red morocco, spine gilt; richly gilt ornamental borders on sides, richly gilt inner dentelles, g.e. Large woodcut coat-of-arms of Jean de Guise, Cardinal de Lorraine on the title, full-page woodcut of the Crucifixion, and 10 small woodcuts of Christ's Passion in the text; small ornamental initials throughout. 70, (9), (1 blank) lvs. First edition of Saligniaco's voyage to the Holy Land in 1522. The work is dedicated by the author to Jean de Guise, Cardinal de Lorraine, whose coat-of-arms is present on the title. The dedication refers also to Luther and Godfrey of Bouillon. The author starts his voyage in Venice, then he travels to Corsica, Cyprus and Joppa. America is also mentioned among the Noviter terre invente. Full descriptions are given of Rhodes, Cyprus and the Holy Land. In 1587, the work was reprinted together with the account of Brocardus. The present first edition is nicely produced, with finely executed woodcuts. The woodcut with the coat-of-arms of Jean de Guise is signed by G. Leroy. Fine copy from the library of Fairfax Murray.- (Leaf 33 sl. dam. at top of inner margin). Baudrier XII, 414; Davies, French, 499 (this copy!); Yerasimos 151; Tobler 69 (with errors); STC French 391. [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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LYNDWOOD, W.)
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| Provinciale seu Constitutiones Anglae.
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- (Antwerpen, Ch. van Ruremund for F. Bryckman in London, 1525). Fine full-page woodcut titles to both the text and the supplement, title and text in red and black. 256 leaves (Fo ii-Fo cclv for cclvi) + 28 page supplement (signatures A-C8, D4). Folio. Sixteenth century calf with wide and elaborate blind-tooled borders of a cresting roll and a foliate roll (headband damaged, joints split at head and foot, wanting ties). Nijhoff & Kronenberg, i, 1442; Adams L-2117; BMSTC (Dutch) p. 68; Pollard & Redgrave, A Short-title Catalogue of Books Printed in England, Scotland, & Ireland, 17111. One of the few copies with the 28 page supplement index. - Wormholes in the work by Athon. Canon William Lyndwood (c. 1375-1446) who had a distinghuised career in the diplomatic service, became bishop of St. Davids in 1442. Early in his career he started working on his Provinciale, which he finished, with an elaborate Tabula compendiosa, or index, in 1433. It was first printed in Oxford by Thomas Rood in 1483. The Provinciale is a digest in five books of the synodal constitutions of the province of Canterbury from the time of Stephen Langton (1212) down to Henry Chichele (1416), and is still the principal authority for English canon law. Bound with the work is: ATHON, J. DE. Constitutiones legitimae. Paris, Wolfgang Hopyl for Hanse de Coblencz, 1504. With woodcuts, decorated initials, title and text in red and black. Commentary surrounding the text, headlines in red, rubricated throughout. 16 unnumbered leaves, 145 leaves (Fo ii-Fo clv), lacking R8 and the final blank leaf.
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VIGO, Giovanni de.
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| De Vigo en francoys. Sensuyt la pratique et chirurgie de tres excellent docteur en médecine Maistre Jean de Vigo. Nouvellement translatée de latin en français. A l'utilité publique et principale des chirurgiens.
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Lyon, Benoit Bounyn (et de Jean Planfoys), 1525. - In-4, [dimension: 235 x 168 mm] de 199, (1), 26, (5) ff. Daim, dos à nerfs. (Reliure de l'époque.) Première édition en français de l'ouvrage de Vigo, la traduction est de Nicolas Godin. C'est un des rares livres de chirurgie publiés en français durant la Renaissance. Garrison-Morton 5559-1 (first ed., Rome, 1514) : "The first complete system of surgery after that of Guy de Chauliac. It contains an account of gunshot wounds and a section on syphilis." Titre en noir et rouge avec encadrement gravé et marque d'imprimeur au centre. Nombreuses initiales historiées. Texte sur deux colonnes en caractères gothiques. La seconde partie a sa propre page de titre, avec le même encadrement gravé. Titre sali, taches sur plusieurs feuillets, dos de la reliure discrètement restauré. Le dernier feuillet (dd8), qui est blanc avec une marque de l'imprimeur, manque à cet exemplaire comme à celui de la bibliothèque Waller. Provenance : signature de l'époque sur le titre : R. Imbert. Brunet V, 1220 (avec reproduction de la marque d'imprimeur). Durling 4620. Baudrier 1, 344. Waller 9969. First french edition and the first in vernacular language. G-M 5559-1 : "The first complete system of surgery after that of Guy de Chauliac. It contains an account of gunshot wounds and a section on syphilis. [Attributes: First Edition]
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| UNDERWEYSUNG DER MESSUNG, MIT DEM ZIRCKEL VON RICHTSCHEYT IN LINIEN EBNEN UNND GANTZEN CORPOREN
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Nuremberg Hieronymus Andreas Formschneider 1525 - Rare First Edition. Profusely illustrated with woodcut designs on almost every page, comprising geometrical diagrams, architectural designs, and alphabetic characters; two large woodcuts (one signed in the block by Durer) of artists using apparatus for drawing in perspective; pasted-on cancel diagrams on C5v and K1r; pasted-on folding slips on P4v and Q1r extending the diagrams. Folio, well bound in 19th Century half morocco over marbled boards, the edges of the text block with handsome gold chiseling on a red background A very handsome copy, very pleasing and very well preserved with some innocuous light evidence of antique staining to a few leaves. RARE FIRST EDITION AND DURER'S THEORETIC MASTERWORK, this treatise on mensuration formulates a comprehensive and mathematically based method for the realistic depiction of objects in spaces. One of the earliest printed works on perspective, the Underweysung is the first presentation of the subject in German. The principles articulated in the Underweysung formed the foundation of aesthetic dogma for over 300 years. [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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(Nuremberg: Hieronymus Andreas Formschneider, 1525) Rare First Edition. Profusely illustrated withwoodcut designs on almost every page, comprising geometrical diagrams, architectural designs, and alphabetic characters; two large woodcuts (one signed in the block by Durer) of artists using apparatus for drawing in perspective; pasted-on cancel diagrams on C5v and K1r; pasted-on folding slips on P4v and Q1r extending the diagrams. Folio, well bound in 19th Century half morocco over marbled boards, the edges of the text block with handsome gold chiseling on a red background A very handsome copy, very pleasing and very well preserved with some innocuous light evidence of antique staining to a few leaves. RARE FIRST EDITION AND DURER'S THEORETIC MASTERWORK, this treatise on mensuration formulates a comprehensive and mathematically based method for the realistic depiction of objects in spaces. One of the earliest printed works on perspective, the Underweysung is the first presentation of the subject in German. The principles articulated in the Underweysung formed the foundation of aesthetic dogma for over 300 years.
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ALBRECHT DURER NORIMBERGA 1471 -
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| EX-LIBRIS DI HECTOR POEMER 1525
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Xilografia, 1525, datata in lastra in basso. Magnifica prova, particolarmente contrastata, impressa su carta vergata coeva con filigrana scudo sormontato da corona, completa della linea marginale , piccolo restauro allangolo superiore destro, in ottimo stato di conservazione. Assolutamente controversa la catalogazione di questa importante opera; attribuita dal Bartsch ad Albrecht Durer, quindi dal Pauli ad Hans Sebald Beham, recentemente Zurwesten la inserisce di nuovo nellopera del Durer, considerandola come il piu' importante lavoro del maestro nel campo degli ex-libris. Gli esperti oggi concordano sul fatto che il Durer stesso disegno' questo lavoro, poi intagliato da Hieronymus Andreae Resch, come dimostrato dal monogramma posto vicino alla data R A 1525 (Resch anno 1525). NellEuropa del nord del primo Rinascimento un considerevole gruppo di artisti si dedico' alla realizzazione degli ex-libris, molto richiesti da personaggi importanti per identificare il possesso di libri ed oggetti darte. Dal 1490 sono riscontrati diversi esempi di lavori del genere, nella scuola di Norimberga ed in particolare dei Piccoli Maestri; la loro qualita' estetica ebbe un notevole sviluppo con il passare degli anni, aumentando nel numero degli ornamenti e nella finezza dellintaglio. Hector Pomer era un prelato della chiesa di San Lorenzo in Norimberga, per questo l ex-libris raffigura San Lorenzo, nella classica iconografia con la graticola e la palma del martirio. Fantastico esemplare. "Woodcut, 1525, dated on plate at lower edge. Magnificent work, particularly disputed, printed on contemporary laid paper with shield with crown watermark, with complete borderline, tiny restoration on the upper right corner, in excellent conditions. The cataloguing of this work is extremely controversial; it has been first ascribed to Albrecht Durer by Bartsch; then to Hans Sebald Beham by Pauli. Zurwesten has lately included it again in Durers work, considering it the most important piece of the master in the field of ex-libris. Nowadays, the experts agree that Durer himself prepared the drawing of this work, afterwards carved by Hieronymus Andreae Resch, as it is shown by the monogram R A 1525 (Resch, year 1525). In the northern Europe of the first Renaissance,a large group of artists was used to realize many ex-libris, much in demand among famous people to identify their possession of books and pieces of art. Starting from the year 1490, we have had many examples of the genre, mainly from the school of Nuremberg and particularly from the so called Little Masters; their aesthetic qualities have had a great development in the years, increasing the number of ornaments and the perfection of the carving. Hector Pomer was a Provost of the church of St. Laurence in Nuremberg; that is why here we find St. Laurence portrayed with the gridiron and the palm of martyrdom, according to the classical iconography. Excellent work." Bartsch 163, Pauli 1352, von Zurwesten p. 24. 197 295
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JUSTINUS, J., A. PROBUS (= C. NEPOS), &
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| TROGI POMPEI EXTERNAE HISTORIAE IN COMPENDIUM AB IUSTINO REDACTAE. EXTERNORUM IMPERATORUM VITAE. A EMYLIO PROBO AUTHORE. P. VELLEI PATERCULI HISTORIAE RO. DUO VOLUMINA NUPER REPERTA, DILIGENTISSIMEQUE; EXCUSA CUM INDICE OMNIA QUAE DIGNA SUNT NOTATU COPIOSISSIMO. FLORENCE, PHILIPPO GIUNTA, 1525.
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8vo. Dark green morocco, spine gilt, comprising a gilt monogram, richly decorated gilt borders on sides, gilt inner dentelles, g.e. (BRADEL). Woodcut vignette on title and on verso last leaf. (2), 103 (=203), (15, 8), lf. 105 (=205) - 267, (1) lvs. Collected edition of three works by classical authors, Velleius Paterculus first published here in Italy. Both Justinus and Nepos are here in an edition of "considerable authority" (Dibdin), based on the 1522 Aldus edition, with corrections. Ad 1) In trogi Pompei historiam epitomen by Justinus. Justinus collected, as he writes in his preface, the most important and interesting passages from the Historiae Philippicae by Pompeius Trogus, a work which is now lost. In the 3rd century Justinus summarized this voluminous work of 44 books, and his epitome was extremely popular in the Middle Ages. Trogus's work originally concentrated on the rise and history of the Macedonian monarchy, but Justinus digressed and elaborated to the history of the Roman empire. The work was first published in 1470, Venice. Ad 2) De vita excellentium imperatorum by Cornelius Nepos. Until 1569 the Vita were attributed to Aemylius Probus, but it is now generally accepted that the author is Cornelius Nepos (99-24 B.C.). Nepos was well acquainted with Cicero, Pomponius Atticus and Catullus. The present work, together with two biographies on Cato and Atticus, is all that is left from his writings. Nepos is the first biographer known by name, and he was also the first biographer to compare the Romans with foreigners. The work was first published at Venice, in 1471. Ad 3) Historiae Romanae duo volumina ad M. Vinici, um cos. pro generum Tib. caesaris by Velleius Paterculus (19 B.C.-31 A.D.). The Historiae is one of the most important documents on the age of Augustus and Tiberius. Beatus Rhenanus discovered the manuscript in the Alsatian Convent of Murbach in 1515, and he published the work in collaboration with Froben in 1520. The manuscript, returned to the convent after publication, is lost ever since. Part I of the Historiae deals with the history from early times, the Orient and Greece, to the fall of Carthage and Corinth in 146 B.C. Part II treats the period 146 B.C.-30 A.D., especially emphasizing the period marked by the death of Caesar (44 B.C.) and the death of Augustus (14 A.D.). As Velleius writes on the history of more recent times, his work becomes more and more detailed, and focuses on the history of the Roman empire in stead of universal history. The work consists of some rather interesting portraits of famous Romans, modelled after the Annales by Tacitus. The biographical interest of the author is expanded upon with two excursuses on history, including the most famous passages from his work on Roman colonization, and three excursuses on literary topics. The excessive flattery of especially Tiberius can be considered a counterbalance for the diatribes against Tiberius of Tacitus and Suetonius. Renouard's copy, from the libraries of Heber and Abdy. Fine copy.- (Spine sl. discoloured; faint ms. owner's name on title). Adams J725 & P414; STC Italian, p. 683; Renouard suppl, p. XLIX no. 80; cf. Renouard, p. 96 no. 9; Dibdin II, p. 138.
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| Cantica Canticorum Salomonis cum expositione dissertissima et q(aesti)onis finalis discussione fecundissima Quibus doctissime demonstrat sapiente(m) in spiritu prophetico cecinisse
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Lyon bei Joh. Moylin alias de Cambray (f. Steph. Gueynard alias Pinet) 1525 in 4to (27 x 19 cm).. Titel mit feiner 4-teiliger Holzschn-Rahmenbordüre (floral u. figürlich) welche bei der Titelbildung mit der großen 4-köpfigen C-Initiale u. der großen Marienvignette (abgeb.: Baudrier XI 240) geschmückt ist, dazu kommt eine weitere anders gestaltete florale 4-teilige Bordüre mit der bereits erörterten große C-Initiale u. dazu viele größere u. kleinere Holzschn.-Initialen. Der gesamte kostbare Buchschmuck stammt von Guillaume Leroy. Einschl. Titel (#6): 6 ungez. Bl u. 63, (1 w) gez. Bl (AA-HH8). Vereinz. fleckig u. einige Unterstreichungen, in festem Interims-Pappbd, komplett u. ganz selten! - Vierte u. letzte Lyoner Guenard-Ausgabe, gedr. v. Joh. Moylin, Nachdruck der Jod. Badius-Ausg. (EA: Paris 1506/07; Renouard III p 122 ff) des Hohenl. -Kommentars (EA: Valencia 1486) des span. Augustiner-Eremiten (seit 1436) u. Bischofs von Christopolis (seit 1468) u. Suffragan des Kardinals Rodrigo Borja (= des spät. Papstes Alexand. VI., 1430/92- 1503), der (Perez) im Jahre 1490 hochbetagt im Rufe der Heiligkeit verstarb. Bereits seit Inkunabelzeit werden der Psalmen- (EA: Valen. 1484) u. der Hohel.-Kommentar immer wieder zusammen gedruckt, sind jedoch auch einzeln auf dem Markt u. jedes Werk ist für sich selbständig. Perez' - auch Lehrer an der Uni Valencia - exegetische Schriften wurden infolge Klarheit u. Gedankenreichtum geschätzt u. das erklärt die verschiedenen Nachdrucke. Sein möglicherweise jüdisches Elternhaus macht seinen spielerischen Umgang mit der hebr. Sprache verständlich. - Vorliegendes opus enthält - wie die Jod. Badius-EA - das Widm.vorwort des Hrsg. an den Benedictiner Maturinus de Cangeyo (Titel verso), es folgen dann die wichtigen Tabulae alphabeticae (Register), vom Hrsg. erstellt (ab Ascensio nuper collectae, 3 ff), weiter gefolgt von dem Epythalamion Ascensianum, einen neolat. Lobpreis, bestehend aus 23 Distichen.. kathol. Theologie - AT-Kommentare
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| Le ciento novelle antike.
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Bologna, Girolamo Benedetti, agosto 1525. "In-4° (mm 207x138). 6 carte non numerate, 40 numerate, due carte non numerate di cui l’ultima bianca. Carattere romano. Legatura di Binda in marocchino rosso, con impressioni dorate e a secco ai piatti, titolo e note in oro al dorso. Esemplare ad ampi margini, in buono stato di conservazione; le carte i2-i3 e k3-k4 rimarginate. Nota bibliografica manoscritta dell’abate Luigi Razzolini, autore della celebre Bibliografia dei testi di lingua a stampa citati dagli Accademici della Crusca. Al contropiatto ex-libris: ‘Ulrico Hoepli’ e ‘Bryan Palmes’. Prima rarissima edizione della più antica raccolta di novelle in volgare, dedicata dal curatore Carlo Gualteruzzi al conterraneo Gorio Gherio, vescovo di Fano. Il titolo di Ciento novelle, con cui l’opera venne in seguito chiamata si deve proprio a questa prima stampa Gualteruzziana, voluta da Pietro Bembo e esemplata su uno o più codici da lui procurati. Probabilmente la vulgata del Novellino, come corpus composto da cento novelle, si deve a una tradizione post-decameroniana:. «la raccolta originaria o Ur-Novellino, redatta da un compilatore anonimo verosimilmente sul finire del Duecento a Firenze, comprendeva novelle vere e proprie, ma anche brani didascalici, sentenze, moralità ecc.; cioè una serie di unità narrative e di unità non narrative, che erano meno di cento ed erano semplicemente separate da uno spazio e dall’iniziale colorata, senza rubriche e senza numerazione, secondo la testimonianza del ms. più antico […]. Poi, forse all’inizio del Trecento sempre a Firenze, qualcun altro ne ha modificato la struttura e la consistenza, eliminando alcuni moduli, spostandone altri e aggiungendo delle novelle attinte altrove; in una fase successiva, ma sempre all’inizio del secolo, sono state introdotte le rubrice, approssimative e spesso imprecise; è probabilmente cinquecentesca la numerazione del nuovo ordinamento […]. Il Novellino vulgato, cioè la raccolta in cento novelle, è il risultato di questa cospicua riorganizzazione macro-testuale dell’Ur-Novellino» (Il Novellino, a cura di Alberto Conte, Roma 2001, pp. xv-xvi). Gamba 685; Passano, p. 130. Exceedingly rare first edition of the oldest collection of Italian tales, written by an anonimous Florentine author at the beginning of the 13th century. "
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