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Jan Kochanowski
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| Laments
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Farrar Straus Giroux - Commissioning organisation: Jan Kochanowski, 1530-1584 ; translated by Seamus Heaney and Stanislaw Baranczak. xvii, 53 p. ; 21 cm. Associated Names: Heaney, Seamus. Associated Names: Baranczak, Stanislaw, Associated Dates: 1946-. Original cloth. Minor edgewear, o/w very good, clean and tight copy.". Keywords: "Subjects - Poetry, Drama & Criticism - Poetry - Poets, A-Z - ( H-J ) - Heaney, Seamus,Subjects - Poetry, Drama & Criticism - History & Criticism" Original cloth. Minor edgewear, o/w very good. asFirst American Edition [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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ECKBERT, Abbot of Schönau
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| Adversvs Pestiferos Foedissimosqve Catharor[um], (qui Manich[a]eor[um]h[a]eresim innouarunt) damnatos errores ac haereses, Eckberti presbyteri,primo ecclesiae collegiatae Bunnensis ... demum uero professi monachiSchonaugien[sis] monasterij utilissimi Sermones penetralibus euangelicis &aliar[um] diuinar[um] scripturarum armario deprompti ; Ex quibusproculdubio fructum plurimum metet diligens lector & candidus
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Impensis Johannis Soteris Cologne 1530 19th century boards. BOUND WITH CHRYSOSTOM, ST. JOHN; BRIE, Germain de (editor). De dignitate sacerdotali, libri sex vere aurei, Germano Brixio Altissiodorensi interprete ... Cologne; Johann Gymnich, 1530. 8vo. [88] leaves. 8vo . I. Important collection of thirteen sermons written by the German abbot and theologian, Eckbert of Schönau (1132-1184) against the heretical doctrines put forth by the Cathari. Eckbert (or Egbert, Eckebert) "came from a noble family of the Rhineland ... He became a canon of the church of SS. Cassius and Florentius at Bonn, but in 1155, after a journey to Rome, he entered the Benedictines at the Abbey of Schönau, in the Diocese of Trier, ... Rainald, then archbishop of Cologne, summoned Eckbert to debate the doctrines of the Cathari in his archdiocese; Eckbert's Sermones contra Catharos, dedicated to the archbishop, proved to be a remarkable clear and penetrating refutation of the heresy" (New Cath. Enc. V, p. 38). The OCLC locates only a microfilm copy (under Egbert) II. Scarce early edition of this translation of the De Sacerdotio of St. John Chrysostom (ca. 347-407)by the eminent French humanist, Germain de Brie (ca. 1490-1538), who was a close friend and disciple of Erasmus as well as an enemy of Sir Thomas More. "Towards 1522, Brie returned to his Greek studies with Girolamo Fondulo of Cremona. He was particularly attracted to St John Chrysostom and began to translate several of his works. Brie's translation of De sacerdotio in May 1525 ... attracted the attention of Erasmus, who invited Brie to collaborate with him in his efforts to make Chrysostom more accessible. ... Brie's life was one of peaceful and refined ease. He combined the positions of secretary to the queen and almoner to the king." (Contemporaries of Erasmus, I, p. 201-2) Bound together with two other rare works from the same period each of which is lacking one leaf as described: Werstem, Johann (VD 16, W 2098). Aduersus Lutheranae Sectae renatum quendam, de purgatorio, & alijs quibusda[m] axiomatis disputatio longe elegantissima. [Cologne : Servatius Kruffter, 1528]. 79 of 80 unnumbered leaves (lacking second leaf = first leaf of introduction). Woodcut title border and woodcut vignette of St. George and the dragon at the end. Bound with: BAPTISM (VD 16 A 629). Ritus ac observationes antiquissimae, olim circa baptizatos, confitentes, eosq[ue] qui pro delictis ab ecclesia dei eliminandi essent, obseruatae; item praefationes quae vocantur, numero cxiii. non tam uetustate quàm pietate uenera[n]d[a]e, per totius anni curriculu[m] olim cantari solitae, nunc autem prorsus obliteratae. Cologne; J. Soter, 1530. 48 leaves (of 48; lacks last leaf with woodcut vignette which apparently is often lacking). Edited by Gualtherus Ruijs (or Ruys, Walter) a Gravia [160] pp. First few leaves dampstained; small piece clipped from title-page affecting 2 letters on verso; light toning of paper; ownership inscription on title ("Ex lib. Johs Causs de Mon Thaber 1668. In servio Bibliotheca de Romersdorff"). From Neander Library (Rochester Theological Seminary) with their book plate. § I. VD16-E216; Adams E-22 II. VD16-J 460; Panzer VI, no. 584; not in Adams
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VIGNER Nicolas ou PITHOU
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| De la noblesse, ancienneté, remarques, & mérites d'honneur de la troisième maison de France.
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- Barbier attribue cet ouvrage à Nicolas Vigner, historiographe du Roi (1530-1596). Celoni réfute cette attribution au profit de l'humaniste François Pithou. Très rare. EDITION ORIGINALE. A Paris, chez Abel l'Angelier 1587. 226 pages. Belle reliure plein-maroquin signée Vuitton. Dos à nerfs. Tranches dorées. Filet doré et fleurons angulaires sur les plats. Titre sali avec lacune comblée. Mouillure, celle-ci se prolonge en s'éclaircissant au fil des 20 premiers feuillets. Dernier feuillet sali. Pas de rousseur. Exemplaire intéressant et rare. Bon état. Format 17x11. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Broickwy von Königstein,
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| Postillae Seu enarrationes, in lectiones Epistolarum et Evangeliorum, quas tam in dominicis diebus, quam in divorum memoriam ortodoxa ecclesia hactenus legere consuevit. / Congeste a ... patre Anthonio a Konigsteyn. ([Hrsg.:] Nicolaus Herborn).
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Köln, Quentel 1530. 15 cm. (4), 444 (irrig 432) Blatt mit Titelbordüre. Neuer Festeinband, Pappband - Index Aurel. 125. 255 - LThK I, 517 - VD16 B8372 - BM STC German Books 154 (Ausg. 1531) - Erstausgabe. Der Franziskaner Antonius Broickwy von Königstein (um 1470 - 1541), Kontroversprediger, war 1529 Guardian seines Ordens in Brühl, 1532 in Koblenz, 1539 in seiner Vaterstadt Nijmegen. Blattränder mit Feuchtigkeitsspuren, vereinzelt zeitgenöss. Randnotizen, erste 5 Blatt in Kopie, 3 Blatt Randverlust. - Sprache / Language: Lateinisch / Latin -
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JESTBOOK]. NACHTGALL, Ottmar.
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[Cologne? 1530?]. 1530 - 8vo., 104 unnumbered leaves, roman letter, occasional Greek; some white-on-black woodcut initials; a very attractive copy in French early 19th-century dark green morocco gilt, with vellum flyleaves characteristic of books from Renouard's library; gilt edges. Second edition (first, Augsburg 1524). Some of the jests are anecdotes about Nachtgall's humanist friends and contemporaries: Thomas More, Konrad Peutinger, Wolfgang Rem, Johann Koler, Johannes Sapidus, Wimpfeling, et. al.
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[JESTBOOK]. NACHTGALL, Ottmar.
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[Cologne? 1530?]. 8vo., 104 unnumbered leaves, roman letter, occasional Greek; some white-on-black woodcut initials; a very attractive copy in French early 19th-century dark green morocco gilt, with vellum flyleaves characteristic of books from Renouard's library; gilt edges. Second edition (first, Augsburg 1524). Some of the jests are anecdotes about Nachtgall's humanist friends and contemporaries: Thomas More, Konrad Peutinger, Wolfgang Rem, Johann Koler, Johannes Sapidus, Wimpfeling, et. al.
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MAFFEI, Raffaele of Volterra.
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| Commentariorum urbanorum ... octo & triginta libri, accuratius quam antehac excusi, cum duplici eorundem indice secundum tomos collecto. Item Oeconomicus Xenophontis ab eodem latio donatus.
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Basel, Froben, 1530. - Folio. (20) + 468ff. Roman letter. With historiated woodcut initials in the text. Froben's device on title and at end. Old vellum. First German edition of the great Renaissance encyclopaedia, expertly corrected and supervised by Froben. It comprises 12 books on geography among many other subjects. The last section of book XII on geography contains a chapter on the American discoveries with an early reference to Christopher Columbus: "Loca nuper reperta. Huius itaque laudis aemuli nautae Hispani, qui sub Ferdinandi regis auspiciis agunt, duce Christophoro Columbo, anno 1496 a Gadibus solventes" (verso of leaf 139). The author describes the strange customs of the American natives which surprise him as much as the newly-found riches. Book V of the biography section contains medieval interpretations of the legend of the 'Seven Sleepers of Ephesus'. The work was first published at Rome in 1506. Tall copy with wide margins. Adams M-102. Alden & Landis, European Americana, 530/27. Harrisse 161 & Additions 93. Sabin 43767. Wellcome I, 3941 (defective). This edition not in British Library. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Latomus, Jacobus,
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| Libellus de Fide & Operibus, & de Votis atq[ue] Institutis Monasticis.
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Antwerpen, M. Hillenius 1530. - 71 statt [72] Blatt. Moderner Pappband unter Verwendung einer Missalehandschrift. Alte Besitzvermerke auf dem Titel, Stempel auf fliegendem Vorsatz. Stärker gebräunt und wasserrandig, Anstreichungen und Marginalien. Titel und Bl. [70] im Unterrand mit restaurierten Papierausschnitt, davon die Kustode auf Bl. [70] betroffen. Bl. [71] weiß. Bl. [72] mit der Druckermarke auf altem Papier faksimiliert. Bibliotheca Belgica, L614. Nijhof-Kronenberg 1327. Seltenes Werk des 1475 geborenen Kontroverstheologen und Inquisitors Jakob Latomus (eigentlich Jacques Masson, gest. 1544). Als Professor und Rektor der Löwener Universität bekämpfte er Luther wie Erasmus, Oecolampadius und Beatus Rhenanus. Erste Ausgabe, extrem selten: nicht im BMC Dutch, Adams. Nur ein Exemplar im NUC (Yale), nach KVK nur ein Exemplar in einer deutschen Bibliothek (JAL Emden). Die bemerkenswerte Druckermarke zeigt die personifizierte Zeit (bezeichnet TEMPUS), in der Tradition der falschen Gleichsetzung Chronos-Kronos dargestellt mit Flügel und Sichel, aber völlig nackt, was möglicherweise zur frühen Entfernung führte.
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Joseph & Isaac Milner
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| The History of the Church of Christ
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New edition 1824-1831. Five 6-700pp large octavos. Includes extensive Index. With THE CONTINUATION from 1530, by John Scott. 1826-31. Three 600pp large octavos. Together eight volumes, uniformly bound in original ornately gilt calf. Slight damage to one backstrip else fine. The 1st 5 volumes are. Vol.I. The History of the Church of Christ containing the first three centuries. Vol. II The 4th centuries and the 5th centuries. Vol. III. containing the 5th to the 12th century and containing part of the 13th century. Vol. IV. The remainder of the 13th century & also the 14th & 15th and part of the 16th century. Vol.V. is a continuation of the 16th century. by Rev. Joseph Milner. with additions & corrections by Rev. Isaac Milner. The Continuation is uniformly bound. Marble edges and end papers. All are in fine condition internally and really fine with regards to the pages. The next 3 volumes are the History of the church of christ in continuation of the work of the rev. joseph milner and rev. isac milner by John Scott & Vol.I. is intended as a continuation of the church history, brought down to the commencement of that period, by the rev. j. milner & rev.I. milner...Vol. II. is comprising the sequel of the lutheran reformation and the earlier period of the reformation in switzerland and Vol. III. is the sequal of the swiss reformation.
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BUDÉ, Guillaume.
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| Commentarii linguae graecae [,]Guilielmo Budeo: consiliario regio, supplicumque libellorum in regia magistro, auctore.
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Venice, Lucantonio Giunta, October 1530. - Folio. (22)ff + 540 + (2)pp. Greek & Roman letter. Printer's device on title and at end. 2 large historiated woodcut initials. Sheep; gilt. An early edition, finely printed by the Giunta press, of this extensive collection of lexicographical notes, a unique contribution to Renaissance studies of Greek literature which was first published the previous year in Paris. Gauillaume Budé (1467-1540), the outstanding French hellenist of the period, originally compiled this work at the request of Erasmus, the other great humanist scholar of the day, for the preparation of a Greek dictionary. He added an introduction in Greek, and dedicated his work to the King, Fran ois I, who is reminded of his promise to found a school for the study of ancient languages. The Collegium Trilingue (later, Collège de France) was duly inaugurated in 1530, the year of publication of the present edition. "The 'Commentaries on the Greek Language' formed the basis for the study of the Greek language in France . a monument of the new learning" ('Printing and the Mind of Man', 60). With contemporary ownership manuscript entries in margins of first 2 leaves; a tall copy, generally well preserved. 'Index Aureliensis' 126.693. SEE ILLUSTRATION [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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CASTILLEJA DEL CAMPO]
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| Ordenanza y Reglas de la Cofradía de la Villa de Castilleja del Campo, de la Diócesis de Sevilla.
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- Manuscrito sobre pergamino, dado a 30 de Septiembre de 1530. En folio (280 x 202)mm. Grafía gótica. 22 hojas. Primera página con letra capitular y bella orla miniada, 51 letras capitulares lombardas alternativamente en rojo y azul. Encuadernación en terciopelo verde con atractivas guardas de tela bordadas, realizada con toda seguridad en el siglo dieciocho. magnífico ejemplo de la decoración miniada en españa durante el reinado de Carlos v. Las ordenanzas fueron redactadas estando todos los cofrades juntos y se terminaron el 7 de Marzo de 1529 "para que los hermanos y cofrades que de aquí en adelante sepan lo que hay que hacer y guardar."Primera hoja con rica orla y letra capitular E de cuatro líneas, bruñida en oro y adornada con colores azul, fucsia y blanco. La orla, que bordea toda la página, es característica de la decoración de la época y en ella se puede observar el paso del estilo hispano-mozárabe al flamenco, debido sobre todo por la influencia en los gustos españoles que ejercía la corte del Emperador. La orla está ampliamente decorada con finos motivos florales y animales como pájaros, caracoles y mariposas, todo sobre fondo de color marrón y puntillé dado con oro, las ilustraciones decoradas en color azul, rojo, verde, blanco y fucsia.Cincuenta y una letras capitulares lombardas de tres líneas, alternativamente en rojo y azul, para el comienzo de cada capítulo y ordenanza. Al verso de la última hoja legitimación notarial de 1530.La Villa de Castilleja del Campo pertenecía a la Diócesis de Sevilla. Se encuentra situada en el límite de la demarcación entre las provincias de Sevilla y Huelva.Muy bello códice sobre pergamino, en perfecto estado de conservación.
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PEREGRINUS MARCUS ANTONIUS
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| De privilegiis et iuribus fisci libri octo. Venetiis, apud Robertum Meiettum, 1604
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- Cm. 32, pp. (52) 422 [salto nella numerazione, editoriale, da p. 404 dove termina il trattato De iure fisci, a p. 409 prima pagina del Consilium de successionibus: esemplare del tutto identico a quello collazionato in Iccu]. Bel marchio tip. al frontespizio bicromo, graziose testatine, bei capilettera in xilografia. Leg. coeva in piena perg. rigida, dorso a 4 nervi con titoli ms., ripetuti elegantemente al taglio di piede. Antica firma di possesso al frontespizio. Modeste mancanze al dorso, sporadiche macchiette. Esemplare ben conservato. Importante opera di diritto fiscale del giureconsulto vicentino Marco Antonio Pellegrini (1530-1616), che grazie anche ad un corpus di consilia ed a trattati di materia testamentaria, raggiunse notevole fama alla fine del Cinquecento. Dopo aver insegnato a Padova ricoprì numerose cariche pubbliche presso la repubblica veneziana. Verosimilmente prima edizione definitiva comprensiva dell'ottavo libro. Cfr. Iccu; manca a Sapori. (S44)
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ECKBERT, Abbot of Schönau
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| Adversvs Pestiferos Foedissimosqve Catharor[um], (qui Manich[a]eor[um]h[a]eresim innouarunt) damnatos errores ac haereses, Eckberti presbyteri,primo ecclesiae collegiatae Bunnensis ... demum uero professi monachiSchonaugien[sis] monasterij utilissimi Sermones penetralibus euangelicis &aliar[um] diuinar[um] scripturarum armario deprompti ; Ex quibusproculdubio fructum plurimum metet diligens lector & candidus
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Impensis Johannis Soteris Cologne 1530 19th century boards. BOUND WITH CHRYSOSTOM, ST. JOHN; BRIE, Germain de (editor). De dignitate sacerdotali, libri sex vere aurei, Germano Brixio Altissiodorensi interprete ... Cologne; Johann Gymnich, 1530. 8vo. [88] leaves. 8vo . I. Important collection of thirteen sermons written by the German abbot and theologian, Eckbert of Schönau (1132-1184) against the heretical doctrines put forth by the Cathari. Eckbert (or Egbert, Eckebert) "came from a noble family of the Rhineland ... He became a canon of the church of SS. Cassius and Florentius at Bonn, but in 1155, after a journey to Rome, he entered the Benedictines at the Abbey of Schönau, in the Diocese of Trier, ... Rainald, then archbishop of Cologne, summoned Eckbert to debate the doctrines of the Cathari in his archdiocese; Eckbert's Sermones contra Catharos, dedicated to the archbishop, proved to be a remarkable clear and penetrating refutation of the heresy" (New Cath. Enc. V, p. 38). The OCLC locates only a microfilm copy (under Egbert) II. Scarce early edition of this translation of the De Sacerdotio of St. John Chrysostom (ca. 347-407)by the eminent French humanist, Germain de Brie (ca. 1490-1538), who was a close friend and disciple of Erasmus as well as an enemy of Sir Thomas More. "Towards 1522, Brie returned to his Greek studies with Girolamo Fondulo of Cremona. He was particularly attracted to St John Chrysostom and began to translate several of his works. Brie's translation of De sacerdotio in May 1525 ... attracted the attention of Erasmus, who invited Brie to collaborate with him in his efforts to make Chrysostom more accessible. ... Brie's life was one of peaceful and refined ease. He combined the positions of secretary to the queen and almoner to the king." (Contemporaries of Erasmus, I, p. 201-2) Bound together with two other rare works from the same period each of which is lacking one leaf as described: Werstem, Johann (VD 16, W 2098). Aduersus Lutheranae Sectae renatum quendam, de purgatorio, & alijs quibusda[m] axiomatis disputatio longe elegantissima. [Cologne : Servatius Kruffter, 1528]. 79 of 80 unnumbered leaves (lacking second leaf = first leaf of introduction). Woodcut title border and woodcut vignette of St. George and the dragon at the end. Bound with: BAPTISM (VD 16 A 629). Ritus ac observationes antiquissimae, olim circa baptizatos, confitentes, eosq[ue] qui pro delictis ab ecclesia dei eliminandi essent, obseruatae; item praefationes quae vocantur, numero cxiii. non tam uetustate quàm pietate uenera[n]d[a]e, per totius anni curriculu[m] olim cantari solitae, nunc autem prorsus obliteratae. Cologne; J. Soter, 1530. 48 leaves (of 48; lacks last leaf with woodcut vignette which apparently is often lacking). Edited by Gualtherus Ruijs (or Ruys, Walter) a Gravia [160] pp. First few leaves dampstained; small piece clipped from title-page affecting 2 letters on verso; light toning of paper; ownership inscription on title ("Ex lib. Johs Causs de Mon Thaber 1668. In servio Bibliotheca de Romersdorff"). From Neander Library (Rochester Theological Seminary) with their book plate. § I. VD16-E216; Adams E-22 II. VD16-J 460; Panzer VI, no. 584; not in Adams
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| Le Moyen Français- 60-61(2007). Le langage figuré. Actes du XII Colloque International, Université McGill, Montréal, 4-6 octobre 2004
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- G. Di Stefano, R. M. Bidler (éds.)484pp. Brepols. Philippe Ménard, Le langage figuré en moyen français. Giovanna Angeli, Considérations sur le langage figuré chez Christine de Pizan. Anne Bertelot, Etymologies, dérivations et « connaissances » : tours et détours de l’Onomastique dans le Roman de Perceforest. D’Arcy Jonathan Dacre Boulton, Le symbolisme attribué aux couleurs héraldiques dans les traités de blason des XIVe, XVe, et XVIe siècles. Maureen Boulton, La Musique mystique. Leslie C. Brook, Les personnages allégoriques dans le Champion des Dames : analyse des préliminaires d’un conflit moral et historique. Sergio Cappello, Langage figuré et ouvertures romanesques aux XVe et XVIe siècles. Maria Colombo Timelli, Le Perceval en prose de 1530 : langage figuré et proverbes David Cowling, Henri Estienne pourfendeur de l’emprunt linguistique franco-italien
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1530 - (Minuscolo-raro) BIBLIA Libri regum IIII, Paralipomenom II, Esdrae IIII, Tobiae I, Iudith I, Esther I, Job I Senza note tipografiche ne data. Ma 1530-1540 circa. Cm 12, buon cartonato marmorizzato sec. XVII circa. Tagli azzurro scuro,antichi. Pp. 956+cc. 2 bianche. Carattere rotondo, capolettera figurati.Dopo il frontis, bianco al verso, è la prefazione di San Girolamo, il più celebre biblista della chiesa latina:"Hieronymi in libros regum praefatio". RARA ED ELEGANTE EDIZIONE MINUSCOLA. Nonostante accurate ricerche non siamo riusciti a determiare a quale edizione appartengano i sopra citati libri, anche il luogo di stampa ci è ignoto. Qualche lievissimo alone all'angolo di poche carte, taglio superiore sobrio, per il resto esemplare molto bello e nitido con interessante Ex-libris coevo manoscritto al frontis:"Ex-libris F.ois Michaelis Reich", e 4 timbretti antichi di diversa appartenenza.
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Bembo, Pietro (1470-1547)
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| DE GLIASOLANI DI M. PIETRO BEMBO NEGVALI SI RAGIONA D'AMORE
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- Stampati in Viegia per Giouanantonio & i Fratelli da Sabbio 1530. Edition Seconda. Second edition of the most famous work by Bembo (1st ed, 1505), who was noted for restoring classic tradition in Italian literature. In Italian. Sm.8vo., 214pp., later rebinding in full leather with gilt edging and mounted black spine label. Two bookplates (Ioannis Bizzarro and Walter Raleigh c.1925). Small stamp of Bibliotheca Heberiana. Good, moderate overall wear, a few lines of ink notes on end papers. Rare. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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| Augsburg Confession 1540 - 3 Reformation Pamphlets
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- Bound together: (1) [title in red and black] Confessio oder Bekantnus des Glaubens etlicher Fursten und Stedte, uberantwort keiserlicher Maiestat auff dem Reichstag zu Augsburg Anno 1530. Apologia der Confessio mit vleis emendirt. Wittemberg 1540 [followed by, title in an architectural woodcut] Apologia der Confession aus dem Latin verdeudschet durch D. Justum Jonam. Wittemberg 1540. [Colophon] Gedruckt zu Wittemberg durch Georgen Rhaw 1540. 191[blank] leaves; A-Z4a-z4Aa-Mm4 , lacking blank leaf K4. The German-language issue of Melanchthon's revision of the 1530 original Confession. (2): Der prophet Daniel ausgelegt durch D. Philip Melanthon. Aus dem Latin verdeudscht durch Justum Jonam. Mit einer Vorrede an Churfursten zu Sachssen etc. Wittemberg 1546. [Colophon]:Gedruckt zu Wittemberg durch Nickel Schirlentz 1546. Leaves unnumbered, [*]4[+]2A-Z4aa-zz4Aaa-Ccc4. Melanchthon's Latin original appeared in 1543. (3): Von dem Bilde Gottes in den ersten Menschen. Von der verstorung und vernewerung des Bildes und von den Zeichen und Bercken der newgeboren Kinder gottes kurstze Erklarung und Bekentnis. Mit einer Klagrede an Deudschland Thilomanni Kragen Luchouiani. Mit einer Vorrede Philippi Melanthons. Wittemberg 1550. [Colophon]: Gedruckt zu Wittemberg durch Georgen Rhamen Erben 1550. Leaves unnumbered. [A]6B-R4S2. Only the German 1840 Confession is in BM-STC German. None of these are in Adams, Knaaake, or Kuczynski. Contemporary stamped pigskin, on thick boards, bevelled edges, original clasps. Spine some darkened but binding and text fine.
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Mercuriale, Girolamo olk 50
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| De arte gymnastica
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Firenze 2008 - L’opera del medico forlivese (1530-1606) rivaluta il corpo e l’utilità dell’esercizio ginnico – come praticato da Greci e Romani – per acquisire la migliore prestanza fisica, preservare la salute e guarire dalle malattie. Siamo agli albori dell’Età moderna, e pure il suo messaggio sembra aver già fatto esperienza di tutti i danni – oggi ben conosciuti – di un malinteso spirito agonistico. Questa edizione critica, con traduzione inglese a fronte, intende riproporne il messaggio in occasione dell’Olimpiade 2008.
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ANTONIO SALAMANCA (SALAMANCA 1478
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"Bulino ed acquaforte, circa 1530, monogrammato in lastra in basso a destra. Da un soggetto del Parmigianino. Esemplare nel secondo stato con lindirizzo delleditore Nicola van Aelst aggiunto in basso. Magnifica prova, impressa su carta vergata coeva con filigrana non meglio leggibile, piccoli margini, in eccellente stato di conservazione. Lopera riproduce in controparte la figura del profeta Aronne, uno dei quattro monocromi dipinti dal Parmigianino alla base della fascia esterna della Steccata. Aronne era il fratello maggiore di Mose'; appartenente alla tribu' di Levi, fu il sommo sacerdote del popolo di Israele nel deserto. Lattribuzione dellopera al Salamanca, e' data nel 1932 dal Copertini. Al Salamanca, editore ed incisore a Roma tra il 1530 e lanno della sua morte, si deve il grande merito di aver salvato dal Sacco di Roma le lastre e le opere di Marcantonio Raimondi e della sua scuola, fondando una bottega calcografica prima del Lafrery, del quale divenne poi socio. Sconosciuta al Bartsch questa rarissima opera viene recentemente catalogata nel Parmigianino tradotto. Personalmente non convince lattribuzione alleditore milanese quale autore della lastra; lopera presenta delle caratteristiche artistiche di elevata qualita', venendo possibilmente realizzata durante il periodo romano del Parmigianino. Probabilmente, come nella stragrande maggioranza dei casi, si tratta di un opera della scuola del Raimondi, che il Salamanca si limito' a pubblicare." "Etching with engraving, 1530 circa, signed with monogram on plate at lower right. Subject by Parmigianino. Example in the second state, with the address of the publisher Nicola van Aelst added at the lower part. A magnificent impression, printed on contemporary laid paper with unidentified watermark, narrow margins, in excellent conditions. The work reproduces the counterpart of the prophet Aron, one of the four monochromes painted by Parmigianino on the basis of the external area of the Steccata. The attribution of the work to Salamanca was first made by Copertini in 1932. Salamanca, who worked as publisher and engraver in Rome between 1530 and his death, had the great merit to save the plates and the works of Marcantonio Raimondi and his workshop from the Sack of Rome, founding a chalcographic studio before Lafrery, with whom he then established a partnership. Bartsch didnt know this extremely rare work, which has been lately catalogued in Parmigianino Tradotto. It is not convincing the attribution of this plate to the Milanese publisher; the work shows many high quality characteristics, which mean it has been probably realized in the roman period of Parmigianino. Maybe, as it often happens, it is part of Raimondis workshop, which Salamanca then edited." Mussini & De Rubeis p. 208, 435; Copertini p. 186, LXX. 128 319
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ECKBERT, Abbot of Schönau
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| Adversvs Pestiferos Foedissimosqve Catharor[um], (qui Manich[a]eor[um] h[a]eresim innouarunt) damnatos errores ac haereses, Eckberti presbyteri, primo ecclesiae collegiatae Bunnensis . demum uero professi monachi Schonaugien[sis] monasterij utilissimi Sermones penetralibus euangelicis & aliar[um] diuinar[um] scripturarum armario deprompti ; Ex quibus proculdubio fructum plurimum metet diligens lector & candidus
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Impensis Johannis Soteris, Cologne 1530 - 19th century boards. BOUND WITH CHRYSOSTOM, ST. JOHN; BRIE, Germain de (editor). De dignitate sacerdotali, libri sex vere aurei, Germano Brixio Altissiodorensi interprete . Cologne; Johann Gymnich, 1530. 8vo. [88] leaves. 8vo . I. Important collection of thirteen sermons written by the German abbot and theologian, Eckbert of Schönau (1132-1184) against the heretical doctrines put forth by the Cathari. Eckbert (or Egbert, Eckebert) "came from a noble family of the Rhineland . He became a canon of the church of SS. Cassius and Florentius at Bonn, but in 1155, after a journey to Rome, he entered the Benedictines at the Abbey of Schönau, in the Diocese of Trier, . Rainald, then archbishop of Cologne, summoned Eckbert to debate the doctrines of the Cathari in his archdiocese; Eckbert's Sermones contra Catharos, dedicated to the archbishop, proved to be a remarkable clear and penetrating refutation of the heresy" (New Cath. Enc. V, p. 38). The OCLC locates only a microfilm copy (under Egbert) II. Scarce early edition of this translation of the De Sacerdotio of St. John Chrysostom (ca. 347-407)by the eminent French humanist, Germain de Brie (ca. 1490-1538), who was a close friend and disciple of Erasmus as well as an enemy of Sir Thomas More. "Towards 1522, Brie returned to his Greek studies with Girolamo Fondulo of Cremona. He was particularly attracted to St John Chrysostom and began to translate several of his works. Brie's translation of De sacerdotio in May 1525 . attracted the attention of Erasmus, who invited Brie to collaborate with him in his efforts to make Chrysostom more accessible. . Brie's life was one of peaceful and refined ease. He combined the positions of secretary to the queen and almoner to the king." (Contemporaries of Erasmus, I, p. 201-2) Bound together with two other rare works from the same period each of which is lacking one leaf as described: Werstem, Johann (VD 16, W 2098). Aduersus Lutheranae Sectae renatum quendam, de purgatorio, & alijs quibusda[m] axiomatis disputatio longe elegantissima. [Cologne : Servatius Kruffter, 1528]. 79 of 80 unnumbered leaves (lacking second leaf = first leaf of introduction). Woodcut title border and woodcut vignette of St. George and the dragon at the end. Bound with: BAPTISM (VD 16 A 629). Ritus ac observationes antiquissimae, olim circa baptizatos, confitentes, eosq[ue] qui pro delictis ab ecclesia dei eliminandi essent, obseruatae; item praefationes quae vocantur, numero cxiii. non tam uetustate quàm pietate uenera[n]d[a]e, per totius anni curriculu[m] olim cantari solitae, nunc autem prorsus obliteratae. Cologne; J. Soter, 1530. 48 leaves (of 48; lacks last leaf with woodcut vignette which apparently is often lacking). Edited by Gualtherus Ruijs (or Ruys, Walter) a Gravia [160] pp. First few leaves dampstained; small piece clipped from title-page affecting 2 letters on verso; light toning of paper; ownership inscription on title ("Ex lib. Johs Causs de Mon Thaber 1668. In servio Bibliotheca de Romersdorff"). From Neander Library (Rochester Theological Seminary) with their book plate. § I. VD16-E216; Adams E-22 II. VD16-J 460; Panzer VI, no. 584; not in Adams. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Platina, B. [Sacchi de],
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| De vita et moribus summorum Po(n)tificum historia.
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Paris, Jean Petit 1530. - 18 x 12 cm. CCCLXVIII (367 statt 368), (4) Bl. Mit Holzschnitt-Druckermarke, Holzschnitt-Titeleinfassung sowie zahlreichen Holzschnitt-Initialen. Ganzpergament wohl des 18. Jhs. mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. Einband nur gering bestossen. Papier gebräunt, Titel mit handschriftlichem Besitzvermerk. Stellenweise etwas wasserrandig und fleckig, zu Beginn einige Blätter mit Papierfehlstellen im Randbereich, dort etwas Textverlust bei den gedruckten Marginalien. Das fehlende Bl. CXLII faksimiliert. Der italienische Humanist Bartholomaeus Sacchi gen. Platina war seit 1475 Leiter der Bibliothek des Vatikans. Papst Sixtus IV. beauftragte ihn mit einer Abfassung der Lebensgeschichte der Päpste, deren erste Ausgabe 1479 erschien. Die hier vorliegende Ausgabe enthält auch die Viten der nachmaligen Päpste bis zu Clemens VII.
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PLATINA BARTHOLOMAEUS
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| DE FALSO ET VERO BONO DIALOGI III, CONTRA AMORES I, DE VERA NOBILITATE I, DE PTIMO CIVE II, PANEGYRICUS IN BESSARIONEM...ORATIO AD PAULUM II PONTEFICEM MAXIMUM.PARISIIS, M. PETRUS VIDOVEUS AERE JOANNIS
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PARVI (JEAN PETIT) 1530 - -PLATINA BARTHOLOMAEUS- DE FALSO ET VERO BONO DIALOGI III, CONTRA AMORES I, DE VERA NOBILITATE I, DE PTIMO CIVE II, PANEGYRICUS IN BESSARIONEM..ORATIO AD PAULUM II PONTEFICEM MAXIMUM. PARISIIS, M. PETRUS VIDOVEUS AERE JOANNIS PARVI (JEAN PETIT) 1530. cm 16 Bella piena pergamena XVIIIsec. titolo in oro al dorso, tagli spruzzati in rosso. -cc.136. Bellissimo frontis architettonico inciso in xilografia con teorie di putti e figure allegoriche, nonchè la bella marca tipografica del Jean Petit. Carattere rotondo, grandi capilettera figurati e altri a "fond crible". PRIMA EDIZIONE separata e completa dei vari trattati; le precedenti del 1505, 1511 e 1518 fanno parte dell'opera: "hystoria de vitis pontificium" apparsa a Venezia nel 1479 (Hain-Copinger 13045). Opera celeberrima molte volte ristampata e tradotta fino al XVII sec, dedicata al Papa Sisto IV che le conferì l'incarico di bibliotecario della biblioteca Vaticana. Veramente curioso è il dialogo contro i folli dell'amore, le donne e l'amore in genere, tanto da essere uno dei primi lavori di carattere misogino. L'opera: "Paradossi contro l'amore" è citata dal Gay I 719. esemplare molto bello, fresco e nitido. -GRAESSE V 314; -BRUNET IV 692; -BM. STC. FRENCH 388; -ADAMS P 1407. [Attributes: First Edition]
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DECIO, FILIPPO
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| De Regulis Iuris. (Lectura super titu. De reg. Iur. Ff. novissime edita in fiorentissima Universitate Valentie )
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Lione, Jehan Crespin 1530 - In 8° grande (cm 18.5), bella legatura coeva in pelle marron interamente impressa a secco sui piatti con cornici concentriche, dorso a nervi ricoperto nel 600. Bel frontespizio stampato in rosso e nero entro cornice xilografica, carte numerate rom. CLI ed una in fine con la sola marca tipografica al recto; testo in carattere gotico. Attractive contemporary blindstamped dark red calf, spine covered in the XVIIth’s. Rara edizione, non in Adams, Sapori, Bib. Giur. Zauli Naldi (solo ediz. molto posteriori). Una ricerca effettuata sul KVK online ha riscontrato nelle principali biblioteche europee solo copie delle ediz. 1525 e 1534 nella Bibl. di Berlino, una copia dell’ediz. 1531 del medesimo stampatore nel Catalogo Unico della Germania, e una copia (scompleta) di qs. ediz. nel Catalogo COPAC del British Museum. Filippo Decio (1454-1535), celebre commentatore civilista e canonista, insegnò a Pisa, Pavia, Siena, Padova e Roma. Ebbe come discepoli uomini di grandezza indiscussa come Leone X, Cesare Borgia e soprattutto Francesco Guicciardini.
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Mercuriale, Girolamo olk 50
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| De arte gymnastica
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Firenze 2008 - L’opera del medico forlivese (1530-1606) rivaluta il corpo e l’utilità dell’esercizio ginnico – come praticato da Greci e Romani – per acquisire la migliore prestanza fisica, preservare la salute e guarire dalle malattie. Siamo agli albori dell’Età moderna, e pure il suo messaggio sembra aver già fatto esperienza di tutti i danni – oggi ben conosciuti – di un malinteso spirito agonistico. Questa edizione critica, con traduzione inglese a fronte, intende riproporne il messaggio in occasione dell’Olimpiade 2008.
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DE VIO, TOMMASO, Caietanus
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| Evangelia cum commen. Caietani
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Venezia, Lucantonio Giunta novembre 1530 - Folio (cm 31), mezza pergamena ottocentesca con angoli, titolo ms. al dorso, piatti in cartone ricoperto da carta marmorizzata. Alcuni piccoli tarli e fioriture marginali. Frontespizio con titolo in rosso e nero, bella marca tipografica giuntina impressa in rosso, incipit del testo (alla carta 1) in rosso, con testo romano e gotico e numerosi capilettera xilografici. Cc. (12), 236. Prima edizione del commento evangelico del De Vio, originario di Gaeta. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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PORTA Pietro (della)
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| IN FUNERE SERENISS. MARIAE LUSITANAE, Farnesiae, Placentinae, et Parmae Principis. Oratio Petri A Porta placentini. Bononiae, Joannem Rossium, 1577.
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(cm. 19,7) legatura ottimo cartonato recente; cc. 14 nn. Grande marca al frontis, carattere corsivo, capolett. figurati. In fine si legge: "habita ab Alexandro Amizonio bonae indolis puero XIII annos nato Placentiae, in templo Sanctissimae Trinitatis". Bell'esemplare nitido e fresco. - Orazione molto rara di cui non abbiamo trovato alcun riferimento bibliografico. Per notizie sull'autore Porta di Piacena (1530-1605) vedi: Poggiali C. "Memorie di Piacenza " (1789) vol. III p. 111 e Mensi L. "Dizionario piacentino" (1899) p. 150. Per il tipografo cfr. Ascarelli- Menato p. 60 e Vaccaro p. 65. La marca tipogr. è in Zappella fig. 831. Il Census ICCU registra solo 4 copie in Italia.
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THOMAS DE AQUINAS
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| In libris de generatione et corruptione Aristotelis clarissima expositio: nuperrime recognita: innumeris castigata erroribus.cum duplici textum translatione.Petri Alcyonii addita.
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Brandino et Octaviano Scoto, 1530 Circa, VENETIA - (cm. 32,2) solida mz. pergamena posteriore rimontata, piatti con antico foglio a stampa rosso e nero, cc.4nn., cc. 48. In fine bella marca tipografica in xilografia . Antica integrazione per mancanza di circa metà frontis in basso. Edizione rara di non facile identificazione (la prefazione è datata 1530). Il Census ICCU riporta un'ediz. del 1539 degli stessi tipografi ma con sole 46 cc. Per la marca tipografica al verso dell'ultima carta vedi Zappella, 485 e Kristeller, 287. Pastorello n° 390 ricorda solo 2 edizioni stampate dai fratelli Brandino e Ottaviano Scoto. Manca a BM.STC e Adams, il Census Iccu non registra alcun'esemplare nelle biblioteche italiane. Esclusa la mancanza al frontis e una lieve gora all'angolo bianco in alto, bell'esemplare nitido. capilettera figurati diagrammi e schemi in xilografia nel testo. per altre edizioni confronta Cranz "a bibliography of Aristotle"
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LAMBERT HOPFER (ATTIVO A NORIMBERGA
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| LA FLAGELLAZIONE 1530
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Acquaforte su ferro, circa 1530, monogrammata in lastra in basso a destra. Della serie La Passione. Ottima prova, impressa su carta vergata, con piccoli margini, in eccellente stato di conservazione. Hollstein 7, II/II. Dimensioni 91x137. Ex collezione Graphischen Sammlung Munchen (Lugt 1614). Etching on iron, 1530 circa, momogrammed on plate on lower right. From the series "The Passion". Good work, printed on laid paper, with small margins, in excellent condition. Hollstein 7, II/II. Dimensioni 91x137. Ex collezione Graphischen Sammlung Munchen (Lugt 1614).
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PSEUDO-ARISTOTLE.
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| Secretum secretorum.] Das aller edlest und bewertest Regiment der Gesundtheit, auch von allen verporgnen K?nsten vnnd k?nigklichen Regimenten Aristotelis, das er dem grossmechtige K?nig Alexandro zu geschriben hat. Auss arabischer Sprach durch Mayster Philipsen, dem Bischoff von Valentia . in das latein verwandelt, nachmals auss dem latein in das teutsch gebracht, bey Doctor Johann Lorchner . nach seinem Tod geschriben gefunde zu Auffenthaltung vnd Fristung in Gesundheit menschlichem Leben zu gut durch Johann Besolt in Truck verordnet.
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[Augsburg: Heinrich Stayner, December 28th 1530]. - 4to (195 x 143 mm.), ff. [iv], 46. With 4 large woodcut illustrations, one full-page, depicting the donation of the book, a full-length portrait of Alexander the Great, Aristotle and disciples studying the stars and Aristotle teaching, one 7-line white-on-black woodcut historiated initial showing a satyr playing a tube, small woodcut initial, running titles throughout, gothic type. Some expert barely noticeable paper repair to foremargin, and to inner margin of first few leaves, very light soiling to title. Modern full grained brown morocco gilt by the Lakeside Press, Chicago, dotted and filleted border to sides, small gilt laurel center-piece to upper side, panelled spine with five raised bands lettered and filleted in gilt, inner dentelles gilt. Some sixteenth-century pen underlining and bookmarks throughout, contemporary ownership inscription to title, faded. A very good copy. An attractive early German illustrated edition of one of the most revered of all books on alchemy. Largely based on the pseudo-Aristotelian Epistola ad Alexandrum (Secreta secretorum), this version, the work of the German doctor Johann Lorchner, reproduced the canon of extracts from Avicenna, Galen, and al-Razi's Liber nonus ad Almansorem that had circulated in Latin and vernacular editions since the beginning of the century. As is stated in the title, Lorchner died before the completion of this edition, whose publication passed into the hands of Johann Besolt. A classic in the prolific genre of books of secrets, the pseudo-Aristotle had enjoyed a large manuscript circulation since the thirteenth century in the translation of Philip of Tripoli. Its successful Parisian edition of 1520 augmented its credit and citations throughout Europe. cfr. Thorndike V and VI, passim. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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FRACASTORO, Girolamo.
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| Opera omnia, in vnum proxime post illius mortem collecta.
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- A crisp wide-margined copy of the first publication of Fracastoro's collected works, edited by Paolo Rannusio, and including the Homocentrica, De causis criticorum dierum, De sympathia & antipathia, De contagione, De vini temperatura, and his most famous work Syphilis, based on the 1530 Verona edition. The second section contains the works of Andrea Navagero, the scholar and poet known for his editions of the Latin classics which were printed by Aldus. He was a close friend of Fracastoro, and their portraits appear together on p. +6 verso. With several inscriptions on t.p.s and on blank leaf, dated 1662 and indicating the volume belonged to Giovanni Battista Capponi (ob. 1676). Capponi was a doctor, antiquarian, and prolific writer, who held several chairs in medicine and natural science at the University of Bologna. Baumgartner & Fulton, #32; Biog Univ. quorum nomina sequens pagina plenius indicat. Accesservnt Andreae Navgerii, Orationes duae carminaq. nonnulla, Amicorum cura ob id nuper simul impressa, ut eorum scripta. 1 full page woodcut, (slightly damaged), several text woodcuts. 6, 281, 32 leaves. 4to, cont. vellum, spine slightly worn at tail; several leaves misnumbered as usual, front free endpaper lacking, slight worming of last leaf and lower hinge, slight marginal waterstaining of first few leaves, neat contemporary marginalia in Latin, Fracastoro's name in ink on lower edge, and leather ex-libris of Charles L. Dana on upper pastedown. Venetiis: Apud Ivntas, 1555. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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BEHAM (Hans Sebald)
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| Cleopatra, sitting.
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- Engraving on laid paper with platemark. Ca. 112 x 72 mm. Mounted. c. 1530. A fine engraving of a seated Cleopatra by Hans Sebald Beham (1500-1550). Provenance. Sammlung H. Füssli & Cie, Zürich (Lugt 1008), Slg. F. Quiring, Eberswalde (Lugt 1041c), both with stamps on verso. Bartsch 77. Pauli 81.
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GIULIO BONASONE BOLOGNA CIRCA 1500 -
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| SAN ROCCO 1530
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Bulino circa 1530-40, monogrammato in lastra. Da un soggetto del Parmigianino. Ottima prova, impressa su carta vergata priva di filigrana, rifilata al rame, in ottimo stato di conservazione. Ex collezione E. Fabricius (Lugt 847a), Nagler (Lugt 2529) e Gabinetto delle Stampe di Berlino (Lugt 1606). Engraving, circa 1530/40, signed at lower right. After Parmigianino. A fine impression on contemporary paper, trimmed to the platemark, in very good condition. Ex collezione E. Fabricius (Lugt 847a), Nagler (Lugt 2529) and Gabinetto delle Stampe di Berlino (Lugt 1606). Bartsch 70. Massari 6a, T.I.B. 070 stato unico. 145 245
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LAW
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| Natura Brevium
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1530 1530 - (LAW). Natura Brevium. No city: no publisher, circa 1530. 12mo (4 1/4 inches by 2 1/2 inches), 18th-century full brown tooled calf rebacked, raised bands. $2200. Pocket-sized edition of this early English legal reference. In law French. Contains the writs most in use in the reign of Edward III, together with a short comment on the application and properties of each of them. "Of far greater practical importance was the Natura Brevium which not only set forth the writs but contained a commentary on them. The first edition in law French was published by Pynson in 1496. More than 15 editions followed. the book also appeared in English with the first edition published by Redman in 1532, followed by ten more editions in the 16th century" (Henry N. Ess III). "It is not known by whom this very ancient book was compiled, nor exactly when it was first printed, but, probably, before 1516 by R. Pinson. There are some 12 French, and half that number of English editions" (Marvin, 533). Law French was a version of medieval Anglo-French used specifically in England for legal writing, in order to avoid confusion caused by Latin legal terms. Without title page or leaves 181, 183, and 184. The final leaf has been bound in reversed, with table of contents listed on the recto, "Olde tenurs" printed on the verso; this would be the half title to a second part of the book, an account of the various tenures by which land was held during Edward III's reign, and which often was published with the Natura Brevium (see Beale T69). Olde Tenurs is not present in this volume; the table of contents is for Olde Tenurs, not Natura Brevium. STC lists only one 12mo copy with single-column law French text (STC 18394.5), as here, published in 1534; this copy appears to be the first half of that volume. Harvard Law Catalogue II:175. Beale T79-T97. See Sweet & Maxwell 107. "Published in Edw. 3. time" written in later hand on the half title for Natura Brevium. Three lines of law French handwritten on the Olde Tenurs table of contents page. Occasional early underlining and marginal annotations. Interior fine. Expertly and sympathetically rebacked; light rubbing to calf. Fine condition. [Attributes: First Edition]
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AA.VV.
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| PSALTERIUM SEXTUPLEX HEBRAEUM CUM TRIBUS LATINIS VIDELICET DIVI HIERONYMI R.P. SANCTIS PAGNINI.
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GRYPHIUS BAT. LUGDUNI (LIONE) 1530 - In 8°, pp. *4, a-z8, Aa8, Bb4, A-V8. legatura coeva in piena pergamena rigida, con cinque nervature al dorso (contemporary bound in full vellum, ribbed back). Bella marca tipografica al frontespizio (beautiful device on titlepage), del celebre stampatore di Lione la quale ricorda quella utilizzata dal resto della famiglia trasferitasi nel 1544 a Venezia. In questo caso il motto è "Virtute duce comite fortuna". Il testo del volume cioè la raccolta dei salmi, è riportata e tradotta in tre lingue: Nella prima parte del volume vi sono le traduzioni in latino e in ebraico, mentre nella seconda parte vi è la traduzione in greco con testo in latino a fronte (this psalm-collection is printed in three languages, latin, hebrew and greek: in the first part are printed the traslations in latin and hebrew, in the second is the greek traslation with latin text on opposite page). Il testo, impresso con caratteri puliti è all'interno di una tenue cornice rossa che riquadra l'intera pagina (all the text is printed in a subtle coloured red frame). Importantissima prima edizione di questa raccolta di salmi, tradotti e curati da Sante Pagnini (very important first edition by Sante Pagnini), ebraista domenicano esegeta della Bibbia Lucca 1470-Lione 1536. Chiamato a Roma da Leone X per insegnarvi le lingue orientali, vi rimase fino al 1521. Quindi passò ad Avignone e infine a Lione dove ebbe parte attiva contro i valdesi e i luterani. Fu il primo commentatore a numerare sia i capitoli che i versetti (the first edition with numbered chapters and verses). Splendido esemplare in ottimo stato di conservazione (fine copy).
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Plutarch:
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| Libellus de liberis educandis plane aureus. Guarino Veronen. Interprete.
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Köln, Joh. Soter, 1530.. 8°. 24 Bll. (l.w.) mit Holzschnitt-Titelbordüre von Anton Woensam Umschlag aus Pergamin. VD16 ZV 22101; nicht im BMC und bei Adams. Zur Titeleinfassung siehe Merlo 1047, 438. Sehr seltene und frühe Ausgabe des für die Pädagogik der Renaissance einflussreichen Werkes über Kindererziehung (peri paidon agoges) in der lateinischen Übersetzung von Guarino Guarini. - Wenige alte Marginalien, leichte, kleine Wasserflecken, zwei Ecken mit kleinem Papierfehler im weißen Rand. Insgesamt sauber, breitrandig und schön.
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PLINIUS d. Ä. (Gaius Plinius Secundus,
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| Historia mundi, denuo sic emendata, ut in superiori aeditione . prae hac dormitatum viderit possit . in hac . vicimus nos ipsos, potissimum adjuti tribus . pervetustis exemplaribus . nonnihil etiam Beati Rhenani doctissimis annotationibus . Adjunctus est index copiosissimus. [Mit Vorwort von Erasmus von Rotterdam und Hieronymus Froben; herausgegeben von Beatus Rhenanus].
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- 2 Teile in 1 Bd. Folio (362 x 245 mm). Mit zahlreichen grossen (9zeiligen) und kleineren Holzschnitt-Initialen nach Hans Holbein, Holzschnitt-Druckermarke auf beiden Titeln und beiden Schlussblättern. [18] Bl., 671, [88] Bl. Index. Blindgeprägter Schweinslederband d. Z. über Holzdeckeln, Rücken über 5 erhabenen Bünden, mit einer (von zwei) Schliesse (Rücken an Kopf und Fuss etwas beschädigt, Ecken berieben). Basel, (Ex) Officina Frobeniana (Hieronymus Froben, Johann Herwagen & Nicolaus Episcopius), März (in Kolophon: Januar) 1530. Seltene erste von Beatus Rhenanus (1485-1547) herausgegebene Edition der naturwissenschaftlichen Enzyklopädie des Plinius d. Ae. Nachdem Rhenanus in der Klosterbibliothek Murbach eine unbekannte Handschrift [MS Murbacensis] von Plinius' einzigem erhaltenen Werk entdeckt hatte, erschien 1525 eine von Erasmus von Rotterdam besorgte Pliniusausgabe bei Johann Froben. Im darauf folgenden Jahr veröffentlichte Rhenanus seine Kommentare ("Emendationes"), die wie wir aus Briefen wissen, bei verschiedenen Humanisten wie Andrea Alciati, Bonifaz Amerbach oder Guillaume Budé auf grosses Interesse stiessen. Als 1527 Johann Froben an der Pest starb übernahm dessen Sohn Hieronymus Froben die berühmte Offizin. Für ihn bearbeitete dann Rhenanus die vorliegende Ausgabe der Historia naturalis von Plinius, wobei er Teile seiner "Emendationes" mitverarbeitete. "Peut-on trouver dans les éditions bâloises successives la trace de l'intégration des leçons du Murbacensis ou celle des conjectures de Rhenanus? Il faut sans doute, pour répondre à cette question, distinguer plusieurs aspects dans l'établissement du texte. Le plus apparent d'entre eux reside dans la presence in margine de leçons alternatives à celles finalement retenues dans le texte . Ces variants marginales sont assez généralement adoptées comme leçons du texte dans l'édition de 1530. L'adoption de cette nouvelle leçon fait alors disparaître la note marginale" (M.-E. Boutroue). Die Ausgabe wird mit Hieronymus Frobens kurzer Vorrede auf der Rückseite des Titels eröffnet. Darin erwähnt er nebst dem Herausgeber Rhenanus auch seinen Mitarbeiter, den Prager Philologen Sigismund Gelenius [=Gelensky (1498-1554)], der den Druck überwachte. Eine von Gelenius besorgte Pliniusausgabe mit seinem eigenen Kommentar veröffentlichte Froben dann 1535. Aus der 1525er Ausgabe unverändert nachgedruckt wurde die Widmung von Erasmus von Rotterdam an den Bischof von Olmütz, Stanislas Thurzo. Die 1532 von dem Gräzisten Pierre Danès besorgte Pariser Ausgabe von Plinius' Historia naturalis gründet, "notes marginales comprises" (Boutroue), sowohl auf der Froben Ausgabe von 1525 als auch auf der vorliegenden. - Minimale Bräunung und vereinzelte Wurmlöcher zu Beginn, ein sehr sauberes Exemplar. Hs. Besitzeintrag Societatis Jesu Constantis. 1597 auf Titel. VD 16, P-3534; Panzer VI, 274; Adams P-1561; STC, (German), 705; (Ausstellungskat.) 5me Centenaire de la naissance à Séléstat de Beatus Rhenanus (1985), Nr. 69; Schweiger II, 786; Hirstein, Beatus Rhenanus: lecteur et éditeur des textes anciens (2000). The rare first edition of Pliny the Elder's Natural History composed by the Selestat humanist Beatus Rhenanus (1485-1547). One year after the first (Johann) Froben edition of Pliny's only work known Rhenanus published in March 1526 his volume of commentaries ("Emendationes") based on a newly found manuscript of Pliny's text at the monestary in Murbach (Alsace). As we know from letters they attracted great interest by various humanists among them Andrea Alciati, Bonifacius Amerbach and Guillaume Budé. After Johann Froben's death in 1527 his son Hieronymus took over the famous printing press. Froben commissioned Beatus Rhenanus to prepare a revised [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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ROSACCIO Giuseppe
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| DISCORSI NEI QUALI SI TRATTA BREVEMENTE DELL'ETERNITA', DELL'EVO, DEL TEMPO, DEL LUSTRO, DELL'ERRA, DELL'ANNO, DELLE STAGIONI, DEI MESI E GIORNI, dell'elevazione del sole, e far della luna, e altre cose a tal materia appartenenti. Opera curiosa. Firenze, Gianantonio Canco, 1599.
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(cm.16,5) legatura bella Mz. Pergamena dell'epoca, ben restaurata, piatti e sguardia antichi; pp. 13, pp. 19 nn., 1 p. bianca; diagramma al frontis e all'interno, un calendario lunare, tavole delle ore e, infine, la tavola delle ore del giorno e della notte. Forellino di tarlo ben restaurato all'estremo margine bianco alto, altrimenti esemplare bello e nitido. - Rara edizione citata solo dal Riccardi e Houzenau- Lancaster. Adams, BM STC, Sabin, Leclerc, Wellcome e Krivatsy citano altre edizioni e non la nostra. L'autore, (1530-1620) di Pordenone, astronomo e medico, scrisse una serie di operette con riferimenti all'America ed alla terra australe che il Leclerc "Biblio. Americana" definì molto curiose per l'epoca. Per notizie sulla vita del Rosaccio vedi: Cinelli-Calvoli "Biblioteca volante" 1734, IV pag. 172. Il Censua nazionale ICCU registra solo 1 copia nelle biblioteche italiane, al Museo di Storia della Scienza di Firenze. - Riccardi II, 392 + suppl. VII 84; Houzenau Lancaster I, 2807.
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CICERON (Marco Tullio).
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| Pro A. Cecinna Oratio. Paris, Ioannem Ludovicum Tiletanum, 1543. 22ff. ch. (Reliés à la suite:) 2). DU MEME. Pro A. Cecinna Oration diducta in suas partes atque explicata Petro Pellitario Ambiano. Paris, Simon de Colines, 1540. 8ff. 167pp. (mal ch. 166). 3). DU MEME. Pro A. Cluentio Habito Oratio. Paris, Lodoicum Tiletanum, 1545. 43ff. ch. 4). DU MEME. De Lege Agraria in L. Servilium Rullum Tribunum Plebis Orationes tres: quarum Prima Iacobi Bugelii et Leodegardi à Quercu, Secunda et Tertia Eubuli Dynateri scholiis illustrantur. Paris, Michel Vascosan, 1540. 8ff. 31ff. 1f. 5ff. 5). DU MEME. Pro C. Rabirio Perdvellionis Reo Oratio, cum F. Sylvii Commentarius. (Paris), Iodocum Badium, 1532. 19ff. 6). DU MEME. In Catilinarias Invectivas, F. Sy
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- 6 ouvrages en 1 volume in-4. Plein daim moderne dans le goût du temps. IMPORTANT ET RARE ENSEMBLE de 6 ouvrages de Ciceron dans des éditions françaises de la première moitié du XVIs., commentées et publiées par des professeurs ou des érudits éminents de l'époque, qui souvent étaient eux-mêmes auteurs. On trouve parmi ces personnalités, François Du Bois d'Amiens (14.?-c. 1530); Léger Duchesne (15. ?-1588); Rodolphe Walther (1519-1586), Pierre Peletier d'Amiens, Jacob Bugellius, etc. Ces rares éditions sortent des ateliers de grands imprimeurs parisiens du temps (Josse Bade, Simon de Colines, Michel Vascosan, etc.). Elles sont élégamment imprimées et comportent parfois de titres dans de beaux encadrements typographiques. Bel exemplaire de ce recueil. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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FOLENGI T. (VULGO MERLINI
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| OPUS MACARONICUM, NOTIS ILLUSTRATUM, CUI ACCESSIT: VOCABOLARIUM VERNACULUM, ETRUSCUM ET LATINUM. EDITIO OMNIUM LOCUPLETISSIMA. AMSTELODAMI (MANTOVA), SUMPTIBUS JOSEPHI BRAGLIA, TYPOGRAPHI MANTUANI AD SIGNUM VIRGILII, 1768, VOLL. 2, PERGAMENA COEVA, TITOLO CALLIGRAFATO AL DORSO, TAGLI ROSSI. CON RITRATTO, ALBERO GENEALOGICO, 55 INIZIALI E 65 VIGNETTE DI FINE ESECUZIONE INC. IN RAME DALLO ZUCCHI, DAL CAGNONI E DA ALTRI VALENTI INCISORI. ESEMPLARE BUONO NONOSTANTE QUALCHE TARLO SU POCHE CARTE E MINIMA MANCANZA ALL'ANGOLO INF. ESTERNO DEL FRONTESPIZIO DEL VOL. II. (BRUNET II, 1319 - OLSCHKI CHOIX, 5734 - GRAESSE, II, 618: CETTE EDITION, ENRICHIE DE NOTES DE L'ABBE' G. TERANZA, N'EST PLUS RECHERCHEE QUE TOUTES LES EDITIONS PUBLIEES DEPUIS 1530).
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