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| Iacobi Fabri Stapulensis, Theologi Celeberrimi, Commentarii In epistolas catholicas, Iacobi I. Petri II. Ioannis III. Iudae I / Nunc primum ab autore emissi & aediti
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Basileae Basileae : Apud And. Cratandrum 1527 - In folio (cm 20,8 x 29,9), legatura ricavata da codice giuridico quattrocentesco miniato in rosso e nero, segni d'uso, cc (9) (COPAC collaziona (8), (1) bianca, 77, (1); impresa tipografica del Cratander al frontespizio, ripetuta al verso dell'ultima carta; colophon al verso della carta 77. Bellissimi capilettera allegorici. Esemplare in buone condizioni, impreziosito dalla suggestiva preziosa legatura. L'opera dell'umanista, erudito esegeta biblico e patristico Lefèvre d'Etaples, bibliotecario di Francesco I, amico e maestro di Margherita di Navarra alla cui corte morì, contiene i Commentarii In epistolas catholicas, Iacobi I. Petri II. Ioannis III. Iudae. L'A. (m. 1536) fu uno dei più grandi filologi del Rinascimento, e uno dei padri della Riforma francese, prossimo al luteranesimo. Molte sue opere furono messe all'Indice; perseguitato dai dottori della Sorbona, condusse esistenza errante. Fece imprimere la prima Bibbia in francese nel 1534. Esemplari censiti in COPAC.
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Higden, Ranulph
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| POLYCRONICON [translated by John de Trevisa]
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Southwark Peter Treveris at ye expences of John Reynes 1527 RARE. First Illustrated Edition and only the third issuance of the book after the Caxton printing of 1482 and the Wynken de Worde printing of 1495. With the exception of the woodcut of the musical notation on n5r, which first appeared in the printing of 1495 (and was the earliest printed musical notation in an English book), ALL THE WOODCUT ILLUSTRATIONS APPEAR HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME. Double column, black letter, zylographic title printed in red between two parts of a large woodcut block printed in red and black (Hodnett 2489, state 2), the upper portion featuring the royal arms, a portrait of Henry VIII, and the arms of London, the larger lower portion showing St. George; full page woodcut of a battle on z6v, 6 smaller woodcuts in the text (one repeated), woodcut musical notation on n5r, several 10-line and smaller woodcut initials. John Reynes' printer's mark, colophon with hunting scenes. Folio (273 x 190 mm), handsomely bound in full brown pigskin gilt, with gilt central device of the Earl of Warwick on each cover, edges gilt, by Zaehnsdorf. Fo. CCCxlvi A very handsome copy of this rare and desirable book. Complete but for the title page and colophon leaf supplied in very skillful facsimile, first twelve and last eight leaves skillfully repaired in the margins, slightly affecting text in a few places, occasional minor dust soiling, some leaves possibly supplied from another copy. A very attractive, wide-margined copy. RARE AND IMPORTANT. Only the third printing of one of the most important pieces of early English historical prose. Higden's POLYCRONICON, a world history from the Creation to 1360 A.D., was translated by Trevisa at the command of Thomas, Earl of Berkeley (d. 1361). The work draws on over 40 sources, and synthesizes a continuous diachronic and multicultural history, beginning with the Biblical account of the Creation and moving through the history of the Semitic, Hellenic, Roman, and medieval-European cultures. It served as a model for innumerable later histories, both universal and localized.
The POLYCRONICON was Caxton's most ambitious printing project. It is his longest book in terms of page count, and the second-longest in terms of word count (after the GOLDEN LEGEND of 20 November 1483). It is also Caxton's most ambitious work as an editor and a writer; for Caxton significantly revised the extant English translation of the POLYCRONICON, updating its terminology considerably; and he also authored an original history of England to serve as Book 8 of the text--a writing effort which stands as Caxton's greatest achievement as an author. This printing is the third, after Caxton's original in 1482.
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THUCYDIDE;
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| Lhistoire de Thucydide Athenien, de la guerre qui fut entre les Peloponesiens et Atheniens. Translatee en langue Francoyse par feu Messire Claude de Seyssel lors Evesque de Marseille et depuis Archeveque de Turin.
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Paris Josse Badius 1527 - In-folio (215 x 315 mm) de (16)-281 ff. 1 f. blanc, veau brun, dos orné à 5 nerfs, double filet doré d'encadrement sur les plats, pièce de titre (reliure de l'époque). Edition originale de la première traduction en français de Thucydide, due à Claude de Seyssel, faite sur la version latine de Laurent Valla, et présentée à Louis XII. C'est François Ier qui confia à Jacques Colin le soin de publier cette traduction de Seyssel restée manuscrite « au prouffit et edification de la noblesse et subiects de son Royaulme ». Selon le document fourni par Coyecque (Josse Bade et les traductions de Claude de Seyssel, Bibliothèque de l'Ecole des chartes, 1894), le Thucydide de 1527 fut imprimé à 1225 exemplaires dont seuls 96 furent vendus au bout de 18 mois. Le titre est orné d'un encadrement gravé sur bois ; avant le prologue, on trouve une pièce en vers français de Clément Marot aux lecteurs. Bel exemplaire, grand de marges, dans sa première reliure ; trace de mouillure sur les trois premiers feuillets, quelques restaurations aux coiffes et aux coins. Brunet V, 848 ; Brunet Suppl. II, 766 ; Renouard, Imprimeurs et libraires parisiens, II, 538 ; Renouard, Josse Badius, III, 304 ; Mortimer (French), 522 ; Brigitte Moreau III, 1343. Antiquité,Histoire;Littérature 16e,Littérature;Sélection; [Attributes: First Edition]
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Dürer, Albrecht:
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| Unterricht über die Befestigung der Städte, Schlösser und Flecken.
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- Faksimiledruck nach der Urausgabe von 1527. Das Faksimile ist versehen mit einem illustrierten Kommentar des Herausgebers. Nummer 78 von 700 Exemplaren, Zürich: Stocker, 1971. 145 S. mit Abbildungen und einem Faksimile, Pappband mit appliziertem Rücken- und Deckeltitelschildchen, ca. 22 x 30 cm. Unterer Rücken mit einer ganz kleinen Stauchfalte. Schönes Exemplar. Stadtbefestigung, Befestigungstechnik
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CICERO M. T.
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| EPISTOLAE AD. T.POMPO. ATTICUM CUM COMMENTARIIS JO.BAPTI. PII BONO. ANTEA NULLIBI IMPRESSAE ET AB INFINITIS MENDIS PER EUM CASTIGATAE.
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(al Recto Di Carta 245): BONONIAE, IN AEDIBUS JO.BAPTISTAE: ET BENEDICTI FRATRIS QUONDAM HECTORIS DE PHAELLISS PRIDIE KAL. FEBRUARIAS 1527, BONONIAE - [FIGURATO BOLOGNA CLASSICI] (cm.30,5) Ottima piena pergamena antica restaurata, sguardie antiche. -cc.8nn., cc.266. Magnifico frontis figurato con pilastri, figure allegoriche e cartiglio sorretto da angeli. testo inquadrato dal commento, moltissimi capolettera ornati. Marca tipografica a c.251. Al recto di c. 253, altro frontis figurato identico al primo. Opera impressa con grande eleganza tipoigrafica. Al frontis si legge il decreto di Clemente VII di proibizione di stampa e scomunica. Edizione bella e molto rara, esattamente corrispondente a qualla descritta in SANDER, mentre la copia della CHOIX ha delle varianti nelle parole del titolo e allo stemma in basso al frontis che non ha l'ovale al centro, presente invece nella nostra copia. Inoltre esemplare particolare con ex-libris manoscritto al frontespizio, al centro dello stemma: "io : Card. Salviati". presumibilmente autografo. Per notizie sul Cardinal Salviati vedi: NEGRI "scrittori fiorentini" p.334. Circa la complicata storia dei tipografi Faelli vedi: SORBELLI" marche tipografiche Bolognesi del XVI sec." p.26. Lievissimi vecchi restauri all'esetremo margine bianco delle prime tre carte, antica firma cassata con inchiostro al margine bianco del frontis, per altro esemplare bellissimo, nitido e fresco. *SANDER 1965, *CHOIX 4320. Manca ad ADAMS e a BM STC ITALIAN.
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SAMUEL, Maroccanus.
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| Epistola Rabbi Samuelis Judaei ad Rabbi Isaac Judaeum : de prophetiis veteris testamenti : s(ecundu)m translationem eorum : quibus lex Judaica destruitur : Christianaq(ue) religio approbatur.
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Lyon, Claude Nourry, (in fine :, 1527) - . Petit in-8, [dimension: 135 x 93 mm] de 32 ff. Maroquin bordeaux, dos à nerfs, tranches dorées. (Reliure du XIXe.) Très rare. Cette lettre a été traduite de l'arabe en latin par Alfonso Buenhombre, dominicain, né peut-être à Tolède, qui mourut en 1339, date de cette traduction. L'édition princeps est de Mantoue, 1475. Marque de Claude Nourry N° 5 au dernier feuillet. C'est probablement le premier ouvrage en lettres rondes publié par Nourry et imprimé en association avec son gendre Pierre de Vingle. (Voir Baudrier 12, 72, note.) Petite restauration en coin des premiers feuillets. Bon exemplaire. Palau 289203. Baudrier 12, 87. Pas dans Adams.
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BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI. Translated by John
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| ORIGINAL LEAF : THE FALL OF PRINCES, PRINCESSES AND OTHER NOBLES.
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London: Richard Pynson, 1527. - Second edition. Double sided page. 29 x 20 cm. [2 pgs] Housed in acid-free folder. "Richard Pynson, a Norman, who probably learned his trade in Rouen.takes rank as the best printer in England of the fifteenth century. His first dated book appeared in 1492.He was appointed Printer to the King in 1508 and continued in that office until 1529." from A History of Printing by John Clyde Oswald. The type used is Black Letter, now called Old English or Elizabethan. It is bold-faced and angular. This original leaf is in very good condition with the usual light toning. .
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Jenner, Edward: =
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| Portrait - Brustbild, Lithographie, nach Sir Thomas Lawrence, 36 x 25 cm. Gloucester, (ca. 1830), Published by Charles Heald Thomas, Bookseller, Gloucester, 593 x 435 mm; uncut.
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- Very rare, in the original uncut virginal sate!This plate has following inscription: Eduard Jenner, M.D. L.L.D. F.R.S./ Lithographed by J.H.Lynch Esqre. after the Original Printing by Sir Thomas Lauwrence, P.R.A. in the possession of Miss Baron of Chelterham, by whose express permission it is now published, and to whom this plate is most respectfully inscribed/ The PublisherPortr. Wellcome Inst. Hist. Med., R.Burgess No.1527.37 (54,5 x 40,3 cm) [Attributes: Signed Copy]
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DU RIVAIL (Aymar)
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| Aymari Rivallii Allobrogis,ä, civilis historiae juris, sive in XII Tab. Leges commentariorum libri quinq. Historiae item juris Pont. Liber singularis.
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Moguntiae (Mayence), 1527 [à la fin] : Maguntiae apud Ioannem Schoeffer mense martio anno 1527. In-8, (8) ff., 291 pp., vélin blanc à recouvrements, dos lisse avec filets dorés, filets dorés encadrant les plats avec au milieu grand monogramme A.L., tranches dorées (Gruel). Caractères romains, lettrines ornées. Seconde édition de ce commentaire sur la loi des XII Tables, imprimée à Mayence par Jean Schoeffer fils du mytique Pierre Schoeffer. Brunet IV, 1319. Aymar du Rivail, jurisconsulte et historien dauphinoie, conseiller au Parlement de Grenoble, fut envoyé par François 1er auprès du duc de Savoie pour se plaindre des Piémontais qui avaient saccagé le fort de Château-Dauphin (1529). Il écrivit une histoire du Dauphiné qui ne fut publiée qu'en 1844 par M. de Terrebasse.
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THUCYDIDE;
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| Lhistoire de Thucydide Athenien, de la guerre qui fut entre les Peloponesiens et Atheniens. Translatee en langue Francoyse par feu Messire Claude de Seyssel lors Evesque de Marseille et depuis Archeveque de Turin.
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Paris Josse Badius 1527 - In-folio (215 x 315 mm) de (16)-281 ff. 1 f. blanc, veau brun, dos orné à 5 nerfs, double filet doré d'encadrement sur les plats, pièce de titre (reliure de l'époque). Edition originale de la première traduction en français de Thucydide, due à Claude de Seyssel, faite sur la version latine de Laurent Valla, et présentée à Louis XII. C'est François Ier qui confia à Jacques Colin le soin de publier cette traduction de Seyssel restée manuscrite « au prouffit et edification de la noblesse et subiects de son Royaulme ». Selon le document fourni par Coyecque (Josse Bade et les traductions de Claude de Seyssel, Bibliothèque de l'Ecole des chartes, 1894), le Thucydide de 1527 fut imprimé à 1225 exemplaires dont seuls 96 furent vendus au bout de 18 mois. Le titre est orné d'un encadrement gravé sur bois ; avant le prologue, on trouve une pièce en vers français de Clément Marot aux lecteurs. Bel exemplaire, grand de marges, dans sa première reliure ; trace de mouillure sur les trois premiers feuillets, quelques restaurations aux coiffes et aux coins. Brunet V, 848 ; Brunet Suppl. II, 766 ; Renouard, Imprimeurs et libraires parisiens, II, 538 ; Renouard, Josse Badius, III, 304 ; Mortimer (French), 522 ; Brigitte Moreau III, 1343. Antiquité,Histoire;Littérature 16e,Littérature;Sélection; [Attributes: First Edition]
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| Il Decamerone di M. G. B. nuovamente corretto et con diligentia stampato
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Firenze Giunti 1527 (ma 1729) - In 8° (24x17,2cm), leg. in mezza pelle, con titoli al dorso a quattro nervi, piccolo difetto all'attaccatura anteriore del piatto, pp. 1, 8 nn, 284, 1. Interni perfetti a grandi margini, ristampa di pregio della celeberrima Ventisettana: "Stefano Orlandelli eseguì co'torchi del Pasinello in Venezia l'anno 1729, a spese di Salvatore Ferrari, una ristampa in numero (dicesi) di 300 esemplari, con uno in pergamena. Di questa ristampa che mal a proposito suol indicarsi come contraffazione, l'editore del Decamerone, 1761, porge una nota di oltre 450 spropositi." Gamba 172; Brunet I, 999; Parenti, Luoghi falsi, 87. Ricercato "pezzo da collezione".
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Doneau, Hugues; Donellus, Hugo
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| Commentarii ad Codicis Iustiniani Partes Eas Quas Sequens Pagina Indicabit.
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Doneau, Hugues [1527- - 1591]. Ad Amplissimos D.D. Consules Senatumque Noribergenem. Leiden: Ex Officina Plantiniana, 1587. [viii], 506, [6] pp. Folio (13-1/2" x 8-1/2"). Contemporary vellum, early rebacking to spine with raised bands and lettering piece, early hand-lettered title to foot of text block. Some rubbing to extremities, minor worming to spine ends, rear joint just starting at head, boards slightly bowed, crack in text block between front endleaf and title page, a few preliminaries and index leaves loose. Large Plantin device to title page, attractive woodcut head-pieces, tail-pieces and decorated initials. Early ink smudges and light soiling to title page, tiny worm hole and small early repair to head. Toning, faint browning in a few places, internally clean. A solid copy of a scarce title. * Only edition located. Doneau, or Donellus, was a French humanist jurist and scholar. An antagonist of Cujas, his only real peer, he applied the latest philological methods to Roman law and attempted to organize its texts in a systematic fashion. As a staunch Calvinist engaged in religious controversies he was forced to flee France after the St. Bartholomew's Night Massacre. He went on to become a professor at the Universities of Heidelberg and Leiden, where his teaching and numerous studies made a tremendous contribution to the promotion of Roman Law in the Netherlands. Commentarii ad Codicis is one of these works. It deals with principally with the second and eighth books of Justinian's Code, which deal with actions and interdicts. KVK locates 4 copies of this imprint. 2 copies located in North America (At Northwestern and Harvard Law Schools). Not in Camus or the British Museum Catalogue. National Library of Scotland, Short-Title Catalogue of Foreign Books Printed up to 1600 116. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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RUPERT (of Deutz)
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| Ruperti Abbatis Tiutiensis, Sumni Disertissimisque Theologi, sacris dutaxat literis omnia probantis, in X11 prophetas minores, Commentariorum Libri XXX11. Exueris primisque originalibus, iterum atque recogniti, atque nunc tandem cum adnotationum ac scripturarum locis, fideliter primum excusi. Prophetarum rdo et Libro-rum numerus. In Osee V. In Iohelem 1. In Amos 1111. In Abdiam 1. In Ionam 11. In Micheam 111. In Naum 111. In Abacuc 111. In Sophoniam 11. In Aggæum 1. In Zachariam V. In Malchiam 1.
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[Cologne, Impensis. Francisi Byrckman of London], Mense Septembri, 1527. - First Edition, folio, 2 circular printer's devices on title, woodcut initials, 2 single wormholes on upper blank margin of final 8 leaves, light water-staining on a small area of some leaves (heavier on the last 10 leaves), 242 folios, author's name in contemporary Ms. on fore-edges, finely bound in modern calf, spine with raised bands, covers with blind tooled arabesque in centre, generally a very nice copy. Rupert of Deutz (c.1075-1129) was an influential Benedictine theologian, exegete and writer on liturgical and musical topics. He was from Liège, and late in life became abbot of Deutz Abbey. His works were later scrutinized in relation with the heresy of impanation. They influenced the theology in particular of Honorius Augustodunensis and Gerhoch of Reichersberg. Adams, R935. [Attributes: First Edition]
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SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, Caius.
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| Duodecim Caesares, ex Erasmi recognitione.
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Paris, Simon de Colines, 1527. - In-8, [dimension: 153 x 100 mm] de 215, (16) ff., 1 f. bl., (24) ff. Basane brune, plats estampés à froid d'encadrements de filets et de fleurons, dos à nerfs. (Reliure de l'époque.) Première édition de Simon de Colines de la version d'Erasme de Suétone. Epitre d'Erasme en début d'ouvrage sur 10 pages aux ducs Frederick et Georges de Saxe. La seconde partie sont les "Annotationes" sur Suétone de Giovanni Battista Egnazio et l' "Epitome Assis Budaici" d'Alardus Amstelredamus (1491-1544), un résumé du "De Asse" de Budé. Marque aux lapins sur le titre, initiales gravées sur bois sur fond criblé. Belle reliure de l'époque, avec un intéressant décor sur les plats. Elle est malheureusement défraîchie : coins usés, mors fendus, manques aux coiffes et au dos. Cachet de collection sur le titre : "Bibliothèque Fernandi-Desportes." Schreiber, Simon de Colines 24. Renouard, Biblio. de Simon de Colines100.
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Salzburger Einband - Gorran,
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| Commentaria Nicolai Gorrani in qvatvor evangelia, om(n)ibus qui a ministerijs sunt verbi dei (.). Hg. von Johannes Pessellius. 1. Ausgabe der Edition.
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Köln, Quentel, März 1527. - 8 nn. Bll., Fol. CCCCCLXXXVI. Mit großer Wappen-Titelvignette, zahlr. figürlichen Holzschnitt-Initialen und 4 großen Textholzschnitten (die Evangelisten). Folio. Schweinslederband um 1750. Schweinslederband um 1750 auf Holzdeckeln und mit 5 Bünden, intakten Leder-Messing-Schliessen, reicher Fileten- und Rollstempelprägung, 2 Lederrückenschildern, dreiseitigem Rotschnitt, dem goldgepr. Wappen-Supralibro des Abtes Beda Seeauer auf Vorder- und dem goldgepr. Wappen-Supralibro des Stiftes St. Peter (Salzburg) auf dem Hinterdeckel. Gering berieben; Rücken am Fuß etwas fleckig; gestochenes Bibliotheksexlibris des Stiften (datiert 1767) auf Innendeckel; Stempel und hs. Besitzvermerk des Stiftes auf Titelei. Insgesamt ein sehr sauberes Exemplar dieser Postinkunabel. Das Wappen-Supralibro Seeauers, datiert 1753, stammt vermutlich aus dem Beginn seiner Amtszeit im ältesten Klosters des deutschsprachigen Raumes; 1756 wurde unter seiner Aegide der charakteristische Zwiebelturm der Stiftskirche in Salzburg errichtet. VD16 N 1536. LA
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BOCCACCIO, Giovanni.
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| Il Decamerone di M. Giovanni Boccaccio nuovamento corretto et con diligentia stampato.
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Florence, Guinta, 1527. - In-4, [dimension: 236 x 162 mm] de (8), 284 ff. Veau rouge, dos à nerfs orné, guirlande et large dentelle d'encadrement sur les plats, tranches dorées. (Reliure du début du XIXe.) Edition prestigieuse et très prisée des bibliophiles. Mais il s'agit ici de la réimpression, assez fidèle, faite à Venise, par Pasinello en 1729, par les soins d'Etienne Orlandini et aux frais de Salvatore Ferrari. Tirée à 300 exemplaires seulement, elle est devenue rare aujourd'hui et recherchée des bibliophiles. Très bel exemplaire, bien relié. Brunet I, 999. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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BOCCACE;
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| Il Decameron di Messer Giovanni Boccacci Cittadino Fiorentino, si come lo diedero alle stampe gli Giunti, l'anno 1527.
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Amsterdam, Daniel Elzevier, 1665 In-12 de (12) ff., 744 pp., maroquin rouge, trois filets dorés en encadrement, dos lisse orné de caissons de fleurons dorés, coupes et bordures décorées, tranches dorées (reliure du début du XVIIIe siècle). "Première édition elzevirienne. Exemplaire avec la nouvelle préface qui serait l'ïuvre, selon Willems, de l'abbé Marucelli, résident du grand duc de Toscane à la Cour de France. Willems signale également que ""le Boccace elzevier passe pour correct et que les beaux exemplaires sont recherchés"". Très bel exemplaire. Willems, Les Elzevier, 1349."
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BERNARD, Saint, Abbot of
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| Opera omnia.
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Paris, Claude Chevallon, 1527. 1527 - Folio (370 x 255mm), [34] CCCXX, XLIII, [34] leaves; printed in gothic letter in double columns, title printed in red and black within a border of criblé strips containing dragons, birds, a Centaur and other grotesques, Berthold Rembolt's printing device in centre; woodcut initials throughout; a few waterstains here and there, but generally in fine condition in a contemporary signed binding by the Flemish binder Jan Ryckaert, brown calf over wooden boards tooled in blind to a panel design, the panels divided by diagonal fillets into lozenge-shaped compartments containing a variety of different stamps: a fleur-de-lys, a fly (or bee?), a rosette, a shepherd leaning on his crook, a floral bouquet, and a square stamp with the binder's initials I.R. united by a love-knot; rebacked with the original backstrip preserved, paste-downs from a 15th-century legal manuscript, catches, clasps missing. This is a large-scale signed binding by Jan Ryckaert who worked in Ghent from c.1511-1546. It carries - at the head of the title-page - a contemporary Flemish ownership inscription (partly crossed through in pen), reading "Arnoldi Motoris blancenberg[ensis]" (i.e. Blankenberge, near Ostende), followed by the punning motto "Si nil moves, nil promov[etur]". For another Ryckaert binding, incorporating the same tools, see E.P. Goldschmidt, Gothic and Renaissance Book Bindings, no. 144. See also Mirjam M. Foot, The Henry Davis Gift, vol. 2, nos. 291-292.Later in the library of William Juxon (1582-1663), who as Bishop of London attended Charles I on the scaffold and received his last words. The volume originally carried his signature in the upper margin of the title but on 2 January 1863 the signature was cut out (and the paper duly patched) by the then owner, Herbert Charles Brewster, Curate of Bulwell, Notts., who presented it to one L.H. Linder, spinster. A signed and witnessed statement to this effect is tipped inside the front cover.There are some 17th-century annotations in the volume which may be Juxon's.
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SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, Caius.
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| Duodecim Caesares, ex Erasmi recognitione.
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Paris, Simon de Colines, 1527. - In-8, [dimension: 153 x 100 mm] de 215, (16) ff., 1 f. bl., (24) ff. Basane brune, plats estampés à froid d'encadrements de filets et de fleurons, dos à nerfs. (Reliure de l'époque.) Première édition de Simon de Colines de la version d'Erasme de Suétone. Epitre d'Erasme en début d'ouvrage sur 10 pages aux ducs Frederick et Georges de Saxe. La seconde partie sont les "Annotationes" sur Suétone de Giovanni Battista Egnazio et l' "Epitome Assis Budaici" d'Alardus Amstelredamus (1491-1544), un résumé du "De Asse" de Budé. Marque aux lapins sur le titre, initiales gravées sur bois sur fond criblé. Belle reliure de l'époque, avec un intéressant décor sur les plats. Elle est malheureusement défraîchie : coins usés, mors fendus, manques aux coiffes et au dos. Cachet de collection sur le titre : "Bibliothèque Fernandi-Desportes." Schreiber, Simon de Colines 24. Renouard, Biblio. de Simon de Colines100.
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BIBLE - NEW TESTAMENT -
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| Sanctum Iesu Christi Evangelicum Acta Apostolorum.[Cologne], [Ioannis Sloteris], 1526. 8vo. Two parts in one volume. Title-page with woodcut vignette. With 24 decorative woodcut initials from 3 series. Contemporary blind tooled calf with label pasted on front cover, lacking clasps.
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- 235, (1), 170, (21) ll. Karlsruher Virt. Kat. (4 copies), not in Adams, not in BMC German, not in Darlow & Moule.Rare first edition of a Latin New Testament in two parts, the first part containing the four gospels and the Book of Acts, the second containing the Pauline epistles, the catholic letters, and the Book of Revelations. With an index of readings for holidays after part two. A second edition was printed by Sloteris in 1527, this time for Petrus Quentell.In addition to the printed index at the end, a manuscript index in red and black in the front. With an ownership inscription of Andres Avellini, and with a library stamp of the 'Bibliotheque de Château du Breuil-Benoit'.A good copy. Rare and early New Testament.
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BEMBO, Pietro.
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| Actii Synceri Sannazarii de Partu Virginis.
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- Author was an Italian cardinal who was secretary to Pope Leo X and librarian to St. Mark's in Venice. He was a noted scholar of classical literature and history. British Museum, cat. of Italian Books, p.80. Lamentatio de Morte Christi. Piscatoria. Title vignette. 95pp., 24mo, early vellum, leather label; (portion of t.p. margin repaired, foxing). (Venetiis): Aldus, 1527. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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[HACQUEVILLE (Nicolas de)]
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| Sermones dominicales moralissimi et ad populum instruendum exquisitissimi (ed. by Jean Quentin & Louis Vasseur). (Lyon, per Antonius du Ry, 12 November
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Title-page within woodcut border, title in red and black, device on verso of final leaf.Sm. 8vo. CXVII, [3] ff. Modern limp vellum, blindstamped fleur-de-lys on each cover. 1527). Rare edition of the sermons of the little known Franciscan Nicolas de Hacqueville from the press of the Lyons printer Antoine du Ry.Provenance: Armorial bookplate and inscription, dated 1882, of Sir Thomas N. Dick Lauder.Not found in Baudrier, BMSTC (French), Adams or OCLC/RLIN.
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Badener Disputation.- - Murner, Thomas
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| Die disputacion vor den xij orten einer loblichen eidtgnoschafft nämlich Bern Luzern Ury Schwyz Undervalden ob unnd nidt dem kernwalt Zug mitt dem sampt usseren ampt Glaris Basel Friburg Solathorn Schaffhusen und Appenzell, von wegen der einigkeit in christlichem glauben in iren landen und undterthonen der fier bistumb Constentz Basel, Losanen und Chur beschehen und in dem iar Christi unsers erlösers Mccccc und xxvi uff den xvi tag des Meyens erhöret und zu Baden im ergöw irer stattgehalten unnd vollendet.
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- Luzern, Thomas Murner, 1527. Kl.-4°. (13) Bl. (v. 14), (168) Bl. (a-c4, d1 (d2 fehlt), A-Z4, Aa-Ss4). Lederband des 20. Jh. mit rotem verg. Rückenschild. VD16 M 7033. - Goedeke II, 219, 51a. - Haller III, 267. - German STC 61. - Erste Ausgabe der Protokolle der Badener Disputation von 1526, die vom Franziskaner Thomas Murner (1475-1537) ein Jahr später in Luzern herausgegeben wurden. Mit einer handschriftlichen Signatur von Johann Huber, dem leitenden Notar der Streitgespräche "Johannes Huber zu Luzern geschr. J. Huber" ? Die 12 katholischen Orte organisierten im Zuge der Reformation in Zürich diese Disputation mit Johannes Eck, dem Wortführer der Katholiken und mit Johannes Oekolampad für die reformierte Seite, der für Zwingli einsprang, da dieser sich weigerte daran teilzunehemen, der aber trotzdem Einfluss auf die Gespräche nahm, indem er sich durch die beiden Landsleute Thomas Platter und Hieronymus Zimmermann über deren Verlauf informierte und seinerseits Antworten an Oekolampad übermitteln liess. "Zwar ging die kath. Partei siegreich hervor, doch hatte die Disputation u.a. zur Folge, dass Basel und Bern der Reformation fortan günstiger gestimmt waren" (HLS - Irena Backus). - Es fehlt das leere Blatt d2. Über ca. 30 Seiten am oberen Innenfalz mit hinterlegten Papierverlusten, zum Teil mit Textverlust. Der obere Rand knapp beschnitten (12 Blatt mit Textverlust). Durchgehend gebräunt und etwas stock- und fingerfleckig. - [Attributes: First Edition]
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MÜNSTER, Sebastian
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| Dictionarium Chaldaicum, non tam ad Chaldaicos interpretes & Rabbinorum intelligenda commentaria necessarium.
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- Kl.-4to. Mit Holzschnitt-Titelbordüre und 1 Holzschnitt-Initiale von Hans Holbein sowie der Druckermarke Frobens am Schluss. [4] Bl., 434 S., 1 Bl. Moderne Broschur, roter Schnitt. Basel, Johann Froben, 1527. Erstausgabe. Sebastian Münsters aramäisch-lateinisches Lexikon zu den Targumim und der rabbinischen Literatur ist wie auch das Dictionarium Hebraicum von 1523 nach der alphabetischen Reihenfolge der Wörter aufgebaut, denen jeweils die lateinische Erklärung und häufiger auch die Quellenangaben folgen. Mit seinem aramäischen Wörterbuch und seiner aramäischen Grammatik, die im Winter 1525/26 entstanden wurde Münster zum Begründer der aramäischen Sprachwissenschaft in Deutschland. - Im Rand minimal gebräunt, ein sauberes, breitrandiges und komplettes Exemplar. Mit hs. Besitz- und Schenkungseintrag von D. D. [David Dasnières?], datiert 1570 auf der letzten Seite verso. Adams M-1920; VD16, M-6657; STC, (German), 633; Prijs 26; Burmeister 23; Hans Holbein, Ausstkatalog Basel 1997, Nr. 11. First edition of Sebastian Münster's Aramaic-Latin dictionary to the Targumim and rabbinistic literature. As his "Dictionarium Hebraicum" of 1523 it is arranged alphabetically. The Aramaic words are followed by its explanation in Latin and often stating the source. Together with his other relevant publications Münster became the founder of Aramaic philology in Germany. - With old ms. owner's entry on last leaf and dedication, dated 1570. - In outer margins minimally browned, a clean and complete copy with wide margins. - Modern wrappers, edges in red. [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]
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MÜNSTER SEBASTIAN.
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| DICTIONARIVM CHALDAICUM.
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Basel: Johann Froben, 1527 - 4 p.l. 434 pp. [1] leaf (blank on recto with printer's device on verso). FIRST EDITION. Attractive gilt-decorated vellum over stiff boards ca. 1800 by Jullion (with his ticket at front) covers framed by a chain of gilt leaves flat spine with compartments featuring fleurons and stylized floral ornaments turn-ins delicately gilt marbled edges and endpapers. Engraved title page framed with cupids and signed by Hans Holbein historiated initial with cupid publisher's device on colophon page. First and last leaf with embossed seal and front pastedown with matching bookplate of the Rochester Theological Seminary Library. Binding a bit splayed vellum a bit soiled spine gilt a little muted one leaf with three small repairs at fore edge (apparently done before binding) a small handful of leaves (including title) with slight marginal browning and trivial soiling but still quite an attractive copy the decorative binding completely sound the text very fresh and clean and the margins especially ample. Adams M-1920; STC German, p. 633; Graesse IV, 623. This is the first printed lexicon of the language that in Münster's day was known as Chaldean--that is Aramaic--the language that Christ spoke and that was used for parts of the biblical books of Ezra and Daniel. It was also used as early as the first century for a translation or paraphrase of a portion of the Old Testament called the Targum since Aramaic had for some while replaced Hebrew as the everyday spoken language of the Jews. Aramaic is also used for sections of the Talmud which preserves rabbinic interpretations of Old Testament traditions and Münster comments on the title page that his aim is to help scholars understand rabbinic commentaries. In our text the word is given in Aramaic first and then translated and explained in Latin. The geographer mathematician and Hebraist Münster (1489-1552) is best known for his monumental work Cosmographey characterized by Britannica as a supreme effort of geographical study and literature in the Reformation period. Educated at Tübingen Münster a former Franciscan friar who fell under the influence of Luther left his monastery to teach Hebrew at the University of Basel. His studies of the Aramaic and Hebrew languages typify the desire of Reformation scholars to uncover the most authentic texts and traditions of the apostolic age. Our binder is described on his ticket as binder to the Duke of Gloucester but he seems not to be mentioned in any of the usually reliable reference works. This is a rare book: ABPC lists six copies at auction since 1975 just one of those in the last 16 years (and only one of the six a decent copy which sold at Swann in 1991 for a hammer price of $4200). [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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GALENUS
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| De temperamentis libri tres. De inaequali intemperie liber unus. Thoma Linacro Anglo interprete.[Paris, Simon du Bois],
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- 16mo. [23]ff. (last two blank) 114ff. 19th century vellum, morocco label. 1527. Early edition of one of six works of Galen translated into Latin by Thomas Linacre, who was keen to make the works of Galen accessible to all readers of Latin. This Paris edition appeared six years after the first edition which had appeared in Cambridge in 1521. These translations became known for their accuracy and elegance of style and became accepted as the standard versions of Galen's works. The preface is addressed to Pope Leo X with whom Linacre had been taught for a short time in Bologna by Angelo Poliziano. Linacre was a distinguished physician himself, having studied in Padua under Ermolao Barbaro and Niccolo Leoniceno, and later became physician to King Henry VII. In 1509 he founded by Royal Charter the College of Physicians in London. Moreau (1527), 1210. Durling 56.
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SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM
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| THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. THE CAMBRIDGE EDITION TEXT AS EDITED BY WILLIAM ALDIS WRIGHT INCLUDING THE TEMPLE NOTES, ILLUSTRATED BY ROCKWELL KENT WITH A PREFACE BY CHRISTOPHER MORLEY. NEW YORK DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY 1936
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- Volume in 8 grande, tela editoriale a due colori, titolo al dorso decorato, sguardie, carta volante della Ahakespeare's Britain, a colori, piu' volte ripiegata, bianca, occhiello, antiporta, frontespizio, XVIII, 1527 pp., bianche finali, 40 e piu' tavole ft. splendidamente interpretate dalla fantasia di Rockwell Kent. L'opera completa del Bardo riunita in questo tomo, in ottimo stato, abbellita dall'iconografia deco'. Preziosa. Assolutamente non comune. (CLASSICI INGLESI - SHAKESPEARE - ROCKWELL KENT)
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Lucianus.
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| DIALOGI DI LUCIANO PHILOSOPHO, nelli quali sotto / piaceuoli ragionamenti si / tratta la vita morale, / & come lhuomo si / debba gouernare / nel suo viuere, / Et oltra di questo gli sono al/cune belle epistole,: & an/cora il libro delle vere / narrationi, & altre / bellissime cose, di / greco in vol/gare tra/dotte.
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Bindoni & Mapheo Pasini,, Vinegia 1527 - Description in English is available upon request. INFORMATIONS: In 16mo (cm 15x5x11) 191 cc. Rara cinquecentina veneziana. Antiporta con ricca cornice figurata, 25 belle vignette incise su legno n.t. (cm 7x4,5). Esemplare privo di frontespizio, delle carte 151, 152, 153 e ultima carta (indice). Ediz. rara: dal cat. SBN, risultano solo altri 2 esemplari in bibliot. italiane: le bibl. Cini di Venezia e la B. Civica Bertoliana di Vicenza. Pergamena molle antica, con qualche rosicatura e mancanza. Nitida stampa su carta vergata, buoni margini. (SOME MARKS OF USE) Lievemente usato, macchia al taglio sup. (non tocca i margini interni), titolo calligr. al d. e al taglio infer. All books are in stock ~ Multiple books order welcome! WORLDWIDE SHIPPING ~ Book description in English & scans available upon request. Visit our website at BERGOGLIOBOOKS *****5 STARS Customer Service: try us!
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TORY, Geoffroy;
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| Hore in Laudem beatissime Virginis Marie : secundun consuetudinem Ecclesie Parisiensis.
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Paris Simon Du Bois imprimeur pour Geoffroy Tory 1527 - In-8 de 100 ff.n.ch.; velours rouge ancien, tranches dorées et ciselées. Bernard, Geoffroy Tory, peintre et graveur, premier imprimeur royal, p.160. Une des plus belles productions de Geoffroy Tory. Ce superbe volume, imprimé en lettres gothiques rouges et noires, est orné de 13 grandes figures au trait, gravées sur bois, intercalées dans le texte. Chaque page est comprise dans un encadrement à la moderne, dont fait mention le privilège de 1524, et qui consiste en arabesques formées de fleurs, papillons, fruits, oiseaux, etc. On y trouve aussi, dans le bas des bordures, le F et le L couronnés de François 1er et Louise de Savoie, la salamandre, les armes de France, etc. On peut remarquer que, bien que les sujets des illustrations soient les mêmes que ceux de l'édition de 1524-1525, ils sont d'un dessin totalement différent, tout à fait approprié aux encadrements et aux caractères à la moderne, utilisés dans cette édition. "Il était difficile de pousser plus loin l'amour de l'harmonie artistique" (A. Bernard). La marque de Geoffroy Tory, au Pot Cassé, figure sur le premier et le dernier feuillet. Bel exemplaire, quelques rousseurs éparses.
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TEOFILO FOLENGO.
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| CHAOS DEL TRI PER UNO. VENZIA, GIOVANNI ANTONIO DA SABBIO, 1527 (ADDI' PRIMA ZENCA),
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8, bella legatura in piena pelle, eleganti fregi oro impressi ai piatti, nervi, fregi impressi al dorso, titoli oro, sguardie in carta antica col., ccnn 124; registro e marca nelle ultime carte. Divisa in tre parti, ognuna con proprio frontespizio; marca tipografica ai frontespizi e tre deliziose testatine xilografate all'inizio di ogni parte. Elegante edizione stampata in carattere corsivo aldino. Rarissima edizione considerata di riferimento (Cfr Cordie', p. 1051). Considerata editio princeps dal Portioli (cfr II, XXIII: OIl Chaos, con sole edizioni veneziane e' raro. Poche sono le biblioteche si pubbliche che private, che lo posseggonoO) e' questa invece seconda avendo Carlo Filosa (Venezia, 1953) reperito presso la Biblioteca Vaticana (Fondo Rossiniano, 6848) una stampa del 1526. Esemplare freschissimo.
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ULPIANUS of Emesa (or: of Antioch) &
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| Commentaries and scholia on the Greek orator Demosthenes & the dictionary of Harpocration: second edition of Aldus' editio princeps [Greek text: Oulpianou rhetoros, prolegomena eis te tous olunthiakous, kai philipikous demosthenous logous - Exegesis anankaiotate, eis dekatreis tou demosthenous logous - Harpokrationos, lexikon tou deka rhetoron] Commentarioli in olynthiacas, philippicasque Demosthenis orationes. Enarrationes saneque necessariae in tredecim orationes Demosthenis. Arpocrationis dictionarium decem Rhetorum.
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Venice, 'In aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Asulani Soceri' (André d'Asola & sons), June 1527. - Folio. Later overlapping limp vellum. With Aldus' famous printer's device (in border, 108 x 78 mm, with text 'Aldus') on title-page and on the verso of the last leaf (with text 'Aldus. M.D.'). 120 lvs (Collation: AA-PP8). Second edition of the editio princeps, edited by Aldus in 1503 (Renouard, p. 41, nr. 6), of the commentaries and scholia on Demosthenes, written by Ulpian of Emesa who taught rhetoric at Antioch in the reign of Constantine (324-37 AD) and wrote a number of declamations and rhetorical works. Above all, he is the reputed author of these scholia to the speeches of the greatest of all Ancient Greek orators, Demosthenes (384-322 BC). A year after the editio princeps of these scholia, Aldus edited and published the editio princeps of Demosthenes himself, one of the most important books Aldus has ever printed. Demosthenes' writings provide a very interesting insight into the life and culture of Athens at this period of time, in which he constantly attempted to rally the Athenian people against Philippus and Alexander the Great, the rulers of Macedonia, using all his gifts as an orator. Demosthenes's speeches are: Olynthiacs 1-3, Philippics 1-4, For the freedom of the Rhodians, For the Megapolitans, On the Chersonese, On the Crown, On the Naval boards, and On the Peace. After the title-page with a short preface in Latin by Franciscus Asulanus on its verso, follows the text of Ulpian on f. 1-88. On f. 89-119 follows the 'Lexicon of the ten orators' by Valerius Harpocration of Alexandria, also as the second edition of the editio princeps of his dictionary of 1503. The dates of this lexicographer are not certain; some plave him under Tiberius. The 'Lexicon' contains words, including proper names, and phrases, mainly from the orators in alphabetical order, generally assigned to their sources, with explanations of points of interest or difficulty. Besides stylistic details he has valuable notes on architectural, religious, legal, constitutional, social and other antiquities.The book is nicely printed in Aldus'Greek characters (Harpocration's dictionary in two columns), leaving spaces with guide letters for initials. Good copy.- (Title-page and last pages sl. browned). Renouard, p. 104, nr. 4; UCLA 245; Hoffmann I, 537; Adams U-50 & H-69; STC Italian, p. 704. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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SERRIERES.
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| Manuscrit original énumérant les passages au péage de Serrières, sur le Rhône, dans le Vivarais, aujourd'hui dans la Drôme, d'Août 1527 à Juillet 1531.
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1527- 1527 - 1531. petit in-4, [dimension: 207 x 140 mm] de 92 ff., (4) ff. bl. Vélin avec un grand rabat, long lien d'attache, coutures apparentes au dos. (Reliure de l'époque.) Chaque passage d'un bateau au péage de Serrières est consigné, avec le nom de la personne, sa ville d'origine, la nature du chargement (vin, sel, charbon, poissons, foin, blé, voyageurs, bois, fer.) et le montant de la taxe prélevée. Il est fait aussi souvent mention du type de l'embarcation. "Estat et valeur du péage de Serrières étant à Monsieur du Piedault baillé en affermement aux Sieurs François Verduse, Guille de La Fonx et Pierre Bonefoy, marchands de Vienne pour quatre années, (.) le second jour d'août 1527 et semblable jour finissant les quatre années révolues. Et premièrement a passé maistre Eymar de Tournon." Le papier utilisé est uniforme dans tout le volume et provient très certainement d'un papetier local. Le filigrane, une lettre B, est très semblable au numéro 8014 de Briquet, qui l'a relevé sur un manuscrit de Valence, de 1500. Beau manuscrit remarquablement bien conservé.
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PHILO-JUDAEUS.
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| Alexandrini libri: Antiquitatum, quaestionum et solutio num in Genesin, De Essaeis, De nominibus Hebraicis (divo Hieronymus interprete). De mundo [Guillaume Budé interprete]. [Herausgegeben von Johannes Sichard].
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- Kl.-Folio (292 x 202 mm). Mit grösseren und kleineren Holzschnitt-Initialen von Hans Holbein. [4] Bl., 142 S. Kalbslederband des späten 19. Jhs. im Stil des 16. Jhs., Deckelrahmen aus Blind- und Goldprägung, im Zentrum des Vorderdeckels Titel und Datum innerhalb Kartusche in Goldprägung (Rücken berieben, im Vordergelenk eingerissen). Basel, Adam Petri, August 1527. Erstausgabe. Das Liber Antiquitatum Biblicarum erzählt die biblische Geschichte vom Beginn der Schöpfung bis zum Tode Sauls nach. Lange Philo von Alexandrien zugeschrieben, weiss man heute, dass dieser jüdische Philosoph nicht als Autor in Frage kommt. Vielmehr dürfte die Verfasserschaft einem pharisäischem Denken nahestehenden Gelehrten zustehen. Die von Johannes Sichard (1499-1552) besorgte Ausgabe enthält nur einen Teil des Gesamtwerks und ist mit nichtphilonischem Schrifttum angereichert. Für seinen vorliegenden "Philo"-Druck konnte Sichard auf eine Lorscher Handschrift und vor allem auf ein in Fulda entstandenes Manuskript zurückgreifen. Während die Lorscher Handschrift heute verschollen ist, wurde die - mit Annotationen des Herausgebers versehene - Fuldaer Handschrift zu Beginn des 20. Jhs. in Kassel wiederentdeckt. Einträge und Notizen für den Setzer von der Hand Sichards belegen zweifelsfrei, dass die Fuldaer Handschrift als Hauptdruckvorlage gedient hat. Ihr entnahm Sichard auch den sonst bis dahin unüblichen Titel des ersten Werks. "Allerdings entstammen dieser Handschrift (bzw. wohl beiden) nur die ersten drei Texte des Basler Philo-Erstdrucks, wobei der zweite und dritte dort eine Schrift bilden. Zudem ist die erste Schrift nicht ein Werk des jüdisch-hellenistischen Religionsphilosophen und Historikers, sondern frühchristlich und fälschlich unter seinem Namen überliefert, so stammt De nominibus Hebraicis aus des [Eusebius] Hieronymus De interpretatione nominum Hebraicorum - als Nachdruck, und ist De mundo nach dem Erstdruck einer lateinischen Fassung philonischer Fragmente durch Guillaume Budé, erschienen 1526 in Paris, abgedruckt, dessen Widmungsbrief vom 1. April 1526 ja auch korrekt in die Ausgabe übernommen ist" (Frank Hieronymus). Adam Petris (1454-1527) Sohn Heinrich Petri druckte Sichardts Übersetzung dann erneut 1538. Die erste vollständige griechische Ausgabe der Schriften des Philo-Judaeus erschien von Sigismund Gelenius ediert und durch Episcopius gedruckt erst 1554 ebenfalls in Basel. Exlibris Daniel M. Friedenberg (geb. 1923) und von João de Villanova de Vasconcellos Corréa de Barros sowie dessen Exlibris-Stempel auf Titel, durchgestrichener Name im Fusssteg und hs. Name in der oberen Ecke des Titelblattes. VD 16, P-2465; Panzer VI, 260, 668; Adams P-1031; STC, (German), 694; Fürst III, 89; Hieronymus, Griechischer Geist, Nr. 108; Ders., Petri-Schwabe, 144; STC, (German), 694; Waxman, History of Jewish Literature I, 482ff.; (ausführlich) H. Jacobson, A Commentary on Pseudo-Philo's Liber Antiquitatum Biblicarum (1996); Chr. Dietzfelbinger, Pseudo-Philo: Antiquitates Biblicae (1975). Editio princeps. One of the earliest and most important works of biblical interpretation, commonly known as the Liber Antiquitatum Biblicarum, a narrative account of events from the beginning of creation to the death of king Saul that is firmly grounded in the bible. The essence of Christianity, and of Mosaic Judaism, is identified historically first by Philo Judaeus who was born c. 15 B.C. and died about fourty years after the supposed date of the Crucifixion. The Book of Biblical Antiquities is supplemented and embellished by legends and stories, giving an abundant supply of significant Jewish females. In his re-telling of the Bible, Pseudo-Philo carries on the tradition of exemplifying women who have devoted themsel [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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BOCCACCIO, Giovanni.
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| Il Decamerone di M. Giovanni Boccaccio nuovamento corretto et con diligentia stampato.
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Florence, Guinta, 1527. - In-4, [dimension: 236 x 162 mm] de (8), 284 ff. Veau rouge, dos à nerfs orné, guirlande et large dentelle d'encadrement sur les plats, tranches dorées. (Reliure du début du XIXe.) Edition prestigieuse et très prisée des bibliophiles. Mais il s'agit ici de la réimpression, assez fidèle, faite à Venise, par Pasinello en 1729, par les soins d'Etienne Orlandini et aux frais de Salvatore Ferrari. Tirée à 300 exemplaires seulement, elle est devenue rare aujourd'hui et recherchée des bibliophiles. Très bel exemplaire, bien relié. Brunet I, 999. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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[BIBLE - NEW TESTAMENT -
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| Sanctum Jesu Christi Evangelium Secundum Matthaeum Secundum Marcum Secundum Lucam Secundum Ioannem. Acta Apostolorum, Hieronymo interprete. [Part II]: Pauli Apostoli Epistolae... Epistolae Catholicae... Apocalypsis Beati Ioannis.[Cologne, by Johann Soter for Petrus Quentel], 1527. 2 parts in 1 volume. 16mo (9.7 x 7 cm). With 1 title-page and 1 half-title, some historiated initials. Nineteenth-century brown morocco.
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235; 1-33, 33-170, (40), 1 blank ff. VD 16, B-4245 (1 copy); not in Adams, BMC STC German, Darlow & Moule. Rare edition of Latin New Testament. The first part contains the four gospels and the Book of Acts, the second part contains the apostolic epistles and the Revelation of St John. There is an index with readings for holidays and special Sundays at the end of the second part. Rebound with new endpapers, some marginal annotations in a contemporary hand; fol. 57 lower margin repaired, fol. 194 tear repaired slightly affecting text; one blank following fol. 235 missing. Very good copy of this rare edition of the New Testament.
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SAMUEL, Maroccanus.
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| Epistola Rabbi Samuelis Judaei ad Rabbi Isaac Judaeum : de prophetiis veteris testamenti : s(ecundu)m translationem eorum : quibus lex Judaica destruitur : Christianaq(ue) religio approbatur.
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Lyon, Claude Nourry, (in fine :, 1527) - . Petit in-8, [dimension: 135 x 93 mm] de 32 ff. Maroquin bordeaux, dos à nerfs, tranches dorées. (Reliure du XIXe.) Très rare. Cette lettre a été traduite de l'arabe en latin par Alfonso Buenhombre, dominicain, né peut-être à Tolède, qui mourut en 1339, date de cette traduction. L'édition princeps est de Mantoue, 1475. Marque de Claude Nourry N° 5 au dernier feuillet. C'est probablement le premier ouvrage en lettres rondes publié par Nourry et imprimé en association avec son gendre Pierre de Vingle. (Voir Baudrier 12, 72, note.) Petite restauration en coin des premiers feuillets. Bon exemplaire. Palau 289203. Baudrier 12, 87. Pas dans Adams.
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| Deutsche Handschrift in brauner Tinte auf Papier, Blattgröße ca. 19,6 x 16 cm. Der Kodex wurde im Laufe des 17. Jahrhunderts, beginnend um circa 1620, von verschiedenen Händen geschrieben. Bei nachgetragenen Rezepten finden sich Datierungen in die Jahre 1669-1689. Das Wasserzeichen bilden zwei von einem Torbogen verbundene Türme auf einem nach unten spitz auslaufenden Podest.
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- (2) weiße Bl., (69) größtenteils doppelseitig beschriebene Bl., (3) weiße Bl., (2) doppelseitig beschriebene Bl., (13) weiße Bl., zeitgenössischer Einband aus einem zweispaltig beschriebenen, liturgischen Text des 15. Jahrhunderts mit farbiger Initiale (Einband sorgfältig restauriert), 20,2 x 16 cm. Die Zusammenstellung der Rezepte in der vorliegenden Handschrift ähnelt dem Textbestand des einige Jahrzehnte älteren Koch- und Arzneibuches der Philippine Welser (1527-1580) (überliefert in einer Handschrift auf Schloss Ambras in Tirol, Inv. Nr. PA 1474). Auch unsere Handschrift stammt aus einer Adelsbibliothek. Sie gehörte zur Bibliothek der Freiherrn von Brand auf Schloss Neidstein (Kreis Amberg-Sulzbach in der Oberpfalz). Die als Ruine erhaltene Burg Neidstein war seit dem Spätmittelalter im Besitz der Familie von Brand(t); 1513 wurde das heutige Schloss von Jobst von Brandd(t) errichtet. Im Jahre 2006 erwarb der Schauspieler Nicolas Cage das Schloss, allerdings ohne das Inventar und die Bibliothek. Der erste Teil des Kodex umfasst eine Sammlung von 88 einzeln numerierten Koch- und Backrezepten, die von einer Hand in einer versierten Kanzleischrift mit teilweise kalligraphisch verzierten Überschriften und Initialen notiert wurden. Zu Beginn sind vor allem Rezepte zur Zubereitung von Brei aus Reis, Graupen oder unter Verwendung von Wein sowie ein Maien- und ein Herbstmus enthalten. Dann folgen Anleitungen zur Garung gelber Rüben und Erbsen. Mit einer speziellen Form in Gestalt eines Igels wurde ein "Igelmus" (ein Mandelpudding) hergestellt, der zum Nachtisch eine Tafel dekorativ schmückte. Aufwendig war die Verfertigung einer Lebersülze, deren besonderes Aroma Gewürze und ein mitgekochter Lebkuchen (ähnlich wie bei einem Sauerbraten) bewirkten. Ein Teller- oder Mörserbrot war ein Auflauf unter Verwendung altbackener Semmeln, die mit Eiern und Gewürzen, wie Ingwer, Zimtrinde und Safran verrührt, mit Rosinen verfeinert, in einem glasierten Mörser in heißer Asche auf dem Herd gegart und nach dem Stocken gestürzt werden konnte. Erklärt wird die Zubereitung von Rebhühnern und Hühnerbrühe. Als Textgruppe zusammengefaßt sind Rezepte für Kranke, die mit Brühen, Suppen und Pflaumenküchlein ernährt wurden. Kindbetterinnen ließ man nach der Geburt mit einem stärkenden Brei wieder zu Kräften kommen. Vielleicht bei Festessen wurden als Spezialität auf der adeligen Tafel mit einer Füllung gebratene junge Hasen serviert. Ein umfangreiches Rezept erläutert, wie Lebkuchen gebacken wurden. Hefeküchlein stellten die Köchinnen oder Köche mit Weintrauben her; zudem gab es spezielle Fastnachtsküchlein und Zuckerkräpflein.Dass Rezepte über territoriale Grenzen hinweg ausgetauscht wurden, zeigen Anleitungen zur Herstellung dünner Pfannkuchen "Pletzlein, wie man die in welsch Lannden machet dick wie ein Messerrucken" (Nr. 40): Erklärt wird die Zubereitung in romanischen Ländern beliebter Crêpes sowie kräftig mit Pfeffer gewürzter "welscher Wurst", die zu Salat gegessen wurde. Die Bewohner des Schlosses aßen gedämpfte Hühner und Bauernknödel, an Fastentagen wurden Fischgerichte mit gesottenen grünen Neunaugen, Forellen oder Schleien gereicht. Zum Nachtisch und zwischendurch waren verschiedene Arten von Küchlein beliebt und Pfirsichsalat galt als willkommene Erfrischung.Aus Zucker und zerkleinerten Blütenblättern stellte man für die feine Küche laut dieses Kochbuchs aromatischen Rosen- oder Lavendelzucker her. Ein "Trisanet" war eine Gewürzmischung, zu der man Zucker mit grob zerstoßenen Gewürzen mischte. Marzipan und Marzipanküchlein waren als Konfekt beliebt - dies erweisen verschiedene enthaltene Rezepte zur Fertigung dieses Naschwerks. Marzipan wurde traditionell aus Zucker, gemahlenen Mandeln und Rosenwas
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Gotti, Aurelio.
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| Storia del Palazzo Vecchio in Firenze.
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4° (cm. 34), lussuosa edizione, splendida legatura editoriale in pelle rossa zigrinata, cinque nervi ai dorsi e 6 comparti. Carte di guardia oro decorate con piccoli gigli di Firenze. Titolo e giglio di Firenze impressi in oro al piatto anteriore e racchiusi entro doppia cornice. Pp. 392 (4). Due tavv. f.t. (Palazzo Vecchio e Cortile del medesimo), grandi eleganti capilettera in blu e rosso, testatine figg. n.t. Testo entro cornici rosse. Sei magnifiche tavole litografiche a colori a piena pagina. Ciascuna raccoglie: 1) 9 Armi della Repubblica Fiorentina. 2) 18 Stemmi e Insegne dei Quartieri (Tavv. II e III) 3) 24 Stemmi e Insegne dei Quartieri e Sestieri (tavv. IV e V e VI). I ritratti e le testate, tolte dagli affreschi del Palazzo Vecchio, furono disegnati da Cesare Ciani, pittore. Le armi e le insegne della Antica Repubblica Fiorentina furono rilevate da Guglielmo Panzani disegnatore, dai documenti esistenti nell'Archivio di Stato di Firenze. Dall'indice: Come si cominciò a costruire il Palazzo del Popolo. Il Duca d'Atene prende stanza in Palazzo Vecchio. Cacciata del Duca. I Ciompi entrano in Palazzo. Cosimo de' Medici, prigione in Palazzo Vecchio. Come Baldaccio d'Anghiari fosse morto e venisse gettato da una delle finestre del Palazzo de' Signori. La Congiura dei Pazzi. Frate Girolamo Savonarola e la Sala del Gran Consiglio. Del David di Michelangelo e dell'Ercole del Bandinelli. Tumulto in Palazzo per la mutazione di Stato nel 1527: e del monogramma di Cristo sulla porta. Apparati al Palazzo Vecchio, per l'entrata della Serenissima Reina Giovanna d'Austria, sposa di Francesco de' Medici. Ecc. ecc. Edizione originale. Alone all'angolo alto a destra del piatto posteriore, ma ott. es.
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Higden Ranulph
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| POLYCRONICON [translated by John de Trevisa]
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Southwark Peter Treveris at ye expences of John Reynes 1527, the 16th day of May - RARE. First Illustrated Edition and only the third issuance of the book after the Caxton printing of 1482 and the Wynken de Worde printing of 1495. With the exception of the woodcut of the musical notation on n5r, which first appeared in the printing of 1495 (and was the earliest printed musical notation in an English book), ALL THE WOODCUT ILLUSTRATIONS APPEAR HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME. Double column, black letter, zylographic title printed in red between two parts of a large woodcut block printed in red and black (Hodnett 2489, state 2), the upper portion featuring the royal arms, a portrait of Henry VIII, and the arms of London, the larger lower portion showing St. George; full page woodcut of a battle on z6v, 6 smaller woodcuts in the text (one repeated), woodcut musical notation on n5r, several 10-line and smaller woodcut initials. John ReynesÕ printerÕs mark, colophon with hunting scenes. Folio (273 x 190 mm), handsomely bound in full brown pigskin gilt, with gilt central device of the Earl of Warwick on each cover, edges gilt, by Zaehnsdorf. Fo. CCCxlvi A very handsome copy of this rare and desirable book. Complete but for the title page and colophon leaf supplied in very skillful facsimile, first twelve and last eight leaves skillfully repaired in the margins, slightly affecting text in a few places, occasional minor dust soiling, some leaves possibly supplied from another copy. A very attractive, wide-margined copy. RARE AND IMPORTANT. Only the third printing of one of the most important pieces of early English historical prose. Higden's POLYCRONICON, a world history from the Creation to 1360 A.D., was translated by Trevisa at the command of Thomas, Earl of Berkeley (d. 1361). The work draws on over 40 sources, and synthesizes a continuous diachronic and multicultural history, beginning with the Biblical account of the Creation and moving through the history of the Semitic, Hellenic, Roman, and medieval-European cultures. It served as a model for innumerable later histories, both universal and localized. The POLYCRONICON was Caxton's most ambitious printing project. It is his longest book in terms of page count, and the second-longest in terms of word count (after the GOLDEN LEGEND of 20 November 1483). It is also Caxton's most ambitious work as an editor and a writer; for Caxton significantly revised the extant English translation of the POLYCRONICON, updating its terminology considerably; and he also authored an original history of England to serve as Book 8 of the text--a writing effort which stands as Caxton's greatest achievement as an author. This printing is the third, after CaxtonÕs original in 1482. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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