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GILLES (Nicole);
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| Les Très élégantes et copieuses Annalles des tres preux, tres nobles, tres chrestiens et excellens Modérateurs des belliqueuses Gaulles. Depuis la triste desolation de la très sainte et fameuse cité de Troie jusques au regne du tres vertueux roi François a present regnant : Compilees par feu tres eloquant et noble historiographe en son vivant Judiciaire et Secretaire du roi controlleur de son trésor Maître Nicole Gille jusqu'au temps du très prudent et victorieux roi Louis douzième. Et depuis additionnees selon les Modernes historiens en l'an Mil cinq cens XXXVI Nouvellement revues et corrigées outre les précédentes impressions.
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Paris François Regnault 1536 - 2 tomes en 1 vol. in-folio (300 x 190 mm) à deux colonnes de (6)-138 ff. ; (5)-145-(1) ff., veau brun, dos à nerfs (reliure de l'époque). Edition partagée entre François Régnault et Jehan Longis. Belle impression gothique illustrée de gravures sur bois dans le texte et plusieurs lettrines à fond criblé. Grande marque de Régnault à l'éléphant, gravée sur bois au dernier feuillet ; page de titre imprimée en noir et rouge avec encadrement de bois gravés ; arbre généalogique des Valois. Nicole Gilles, mort en 1503, contrôleur du Trésor Royal sous Charles VIII, est le premier des historiens français ou le dernier des chroniqueurs ; il marque la transition à cette époque de la Renaissance. Il a adapté et complété ici la Chronique de Saint-Denis en y supprimant l'aspect légendaire. L'ouvrage connut un prodigieux succès et fut constamment réédité ; la première édition date de 1492 et la dernière de 1621. Quelques feuillets salis, page de titre du premier tome courte de marge atteignant l'encadrement gravé. Dos restauré. Brunet II, 1597 ; B. Moreau, Inventaire chronologique des éditions parisiennes, 179. Moyen-âge,Histoire;Sélection; [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Sallust
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| Hoc In Volumine C. Crispi Sallustii Haec Omnia Continentur
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Mostly very good to fine, a few pages with some stains or minor foxing or small holes. Repaired title page with minor loss, especially on the verso. Illustrated in the text. Illustrations with minor defacing (moustaches and beards, etc. drawn in by some childish hand). In Latin. [Publisher: Ioannis Tacuini De Tridino; Venetiis]
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L M Klauber
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| Rattle Snakes: Their Habits, Life Histories and Influence on Mankind
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- Hard Bound, (2 Vols. Set), Vol. 1 : 30 tables, 207 illustrations, Vol. II: 19 tables, 57 illustrations. (Their habits, life histories and incluence on mankind vols. I and II), This book is written to assemble and survey our present knowledge of rattle Snake habits and life histories. It is intended of reference rather than as a popular natural history of the rattlers, being, perhaps, too extensive and detailed for the latter purpose. But as it includes numbers of field observations form varied sources, it is hoped that it may aid in the correction of some of the dubious accounts long current in the popular natural histories; and, further, that it may encourage renewed investigation and observations respecting those phases of rattlesnake life now imperfectly understood or unknown. ISBN: xlvii+1536 Yr. of Pub.1956 Rep. 1994
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ESTIENNE, CH.
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| De re hortensi libellus, vulgaria herbarum, florum, ac fructicum, qui in hortis conseri solent nomina Latinis vocibus efferre docens ex probatis authoribus. In puerorum gratiam atque utilitatem.
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Paris, Robert Estienne, 1536. Sm.8vo. 19th century half brown morocco, spine gilt, red painted edges (L. CLAESSENS). With woodcut printer's device on title. 96, (16) pp. Second edition "recognitus et auctus" of one of the first real children's books, first published in 1535. Charles Estienne (1504-1564), was at the time employed as private tutor to Jan Antoine de Baïf, son of the humanist and diplomat Lazare de Baïf (ca. 1496-1547). Estienne planned to publish a series of books, especially written for children's enjoyment. Of course the books were instructive as most adult reading was at the time, but they were intended for children's entertainment, not mere school books they should learn by heart. The first books were abridged adaptations for children of Lazare de Baïf's scholarly monographs on Roman antiquities with French glossaries added, the first on Roman dress, and the second on Roman vessels. The present third children's book however, was from Estienne's own hand, based on original information, drawn from his own great interest in botany. The book gives the names and descriptions of plants and trees, with French translations of botanical terms, and a short Latin-French dictionary. Charles Estienne was a member of the famous Paris family of scholar printers and he was still very young when he finished his studies as doctor of medicine. As tutor to Lazare's son he travelled to Germany and Italy where he met distinguished scholars, including Paul Manutius. Charles remained Roman Catholic, so he became responsible for the printing office at Paris when his Protestant brother went in exile to Geneva, from 1551 to 1561. Charles Estienne, or Carolus Stephanus, printed some beautiful books, including some excellent works on his own fields of learning, medicine, botany and agriculture. For the latter works the present children's book on plants and trees had been the first preamble. Fine copy. Buisson, Ouvrages Pédagogiques au XVIe Siècle, p. 262; Adams S 1729; STC French p. 155 (Paris ed. of 1535); Pritzel 2745; Hunt, Botanical Cat., 1536; Wellcome 6069; Springer, Tuinkunst, p. 18; Schreiber, The Estiennes, 58 (Paris ed. of 1539); Bibl. Walleriana 11503 (Paris ed. of 1545); Durling 1395-1396 (Lyon ed. of 1539 and Paris ed. of 1545); cf. Printing and the Mind of Man 139, note; see also Horodisch, Die geburt eines Kinderbuches im 16. Jahrhundert, in: Gutenberg Jahrbuch 1960, pp. 211-222.
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Osuna, Francisco de
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| Ley de amor y quarta parte del Abecedario espiritual: donde se tratan muy de rayz los misterios y pregu(n)tas y exercicios del amor: y la theologia que pertenesce no menos al entendimie(n)to quea la voluntad. .
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[Burgos: J. de Junta], 1536 - Second edition of the fourth (and rarest) part of the important and influential ÒAbecedario espiritualÓ by the Andalusian mystic Francisco de OsunaÕs (ca. 1492- ca. 1540). Published in six separate parts between 1525 and 1554, OsunaÕs work on spiritual devotion was one of the most widely read mystical texts of the 16th century; the third part of the ÒSpiritual AlphabetÓ, on the mystical union with God, was an inspiration to no less than St. Teresa of Avila. It has remained a classic from the great age of Spanish mysticism. This fourth part of OsunaÕs work, ÒLey de amor sanctoÓ, treating the Òmysteries, questions and exercisesÓ pertaining to spiritual love, was first printed in Seville in 1530, and here again by the Spanish branch of the Giunta press (ÒJuan de Junta florentinoÓ) in Burgos. Both editions are very rare; OCLC locates only one copy of each Second edition. Small 4to. Title page printed in red and black within woodcut ornamental border, numerous woodcut capitals, some historiated. 206 leaves (some misnumbered). Contemporary vellum. Spine chipped, small repaired hole in title page, not affecting text, some occasional faint dampstaining, not unsightly. Occasional marginal notes, near contemporary notes on rear endpapers. OCLC: 65198651 locates one copy (Newberry Library); not in Adams.
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"[PETRARCA].
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| IL PETRARCHA SPIRITUALE DI HIERONYMO MARIPETRO VENETIANO DEL SACRO ORDINE DE MINORI DI OSSERVANZA AL PETRARCHA THEOLOGO ET SPIRITVALE INTRODUTTIVO. VENEZIA, FRANCESCO MARCOLINI, 1536,
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8, bella legatura in piena pelle, nervi al dorso, decorazioni impresse ai piatti e dorso, cc 161 ccnn 1. Ritratto al frontespizio e altra figura al verso (ritratto del Petrarca e Maripetro in un bosco, in lontananza i colli Euganei), entrambe incise su legno. Edizione princeps di grande rarita', conosciuto in Francia col nome di Petrarque retourne'. L'opera e' una riscrittura, quasi centonistica, del Canzoniere di Petrarca secondo un'ottica di spiritualizzazione del contenuto che grande successo incontrera' con il petrarchismo delle epoche successive. Cfr Casale, Gli Annali Marcolini, 14.
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PETRARCA F.
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| DE REMEDIIS UTRIUSQUE FORTUNAE. LIB. II.
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PER DOMINUM BERNARDINUM STAGNINUM DE TRIDINO MONTISFERRATI. ANNO DOMINI M.D. XXXVI, VENETIIS 1536 - PETRARCA F. DE REMEDIIS UTRIUSQUE FORTUNAE. LIB. II. VENETIIS, PER DOMINUM BERNARDINUM STAGNINUM DE TRIDINO MONTISFERRATI. ANNO DOMINI M.D. XXXVI. 1536. ( Cm. 11) tutta pergamena fine sec. XVI con unghie e tracce di lacci. Titolo al dorso, piatto posteriore con tarli. --- cc. 422 nnum. ( 2 bianche in fine, delle quali una manca e l' altra usata come sguardia) in fine bella, grande marca tipografica a fondo nero. Edizione minuscola rarissima. Manca all' ADAMS, MORANTI, BRUNET, ed ESSLING. Stampata con eleganti e nitidi caratteri. Al frontis bella xilografia ( cm. 4x6,5) con S. BERNARDINO, che è la stessa dell' edizione di Dante del 1512 ( CHOIX 4392), ma con la figura volta a destra anzichè a sinistra. La marca tipografica invece è a fondo nero mentre nel Dante è a fondo rosso. ( KRISTELLER 309 III ). Antico rinforzo al frontis per qualche tarlo, che interessa pure le ultime 6 carte, le ultime due delle quali, gravemente danneggiate dai tarli, ma restaurabili. Peraltro esemplare molto bello e nitido. --- CHOIX 5037;--- FERRAZZI p. 230;--- GRAESSE V 235;--- SANDER 5593;--- BM. STC. 506. Il CENSUS ICCU registra solo 6 copie presenti nelle biblioteche Italiane [Attributes: First Edition]
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GILLES (Nicole);
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| Les Très élégantes et copieuses Annalles des tres preux, tres nobles, tres chrestiens et excellens Modérateurs des belliqueuses Gaulles. Depuis la triste desolation de la très sainte et fameuse cité de Troie jusques au regne du tres vertueux roi François a present regnant : Compilees par feu tres eloquant et noble historiographe en son vivant Judiciaire et Secretaire du roi controlleur de son trésor Maître Nicole Gille jusqu'au temps du très prudent et victorieux roi Louis douzième. Et depuis additionnees selon les Modernes historiens en l'an Mil cinq cens XXXVI Nouvellement revues et corrigées outre les précédentes impressions.
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François Regnault 1536 2 tomes en 1 vol. in-folio (300 x 190 mm) à deux colonnes de (6)-138 ff. ; (5)-145-(1) ff., veau brun, dos à nerfs (reliure de l'époque). 4200 Edition partagée entre François Régnault et Jehan Longis. Belle impression gothique illustrée de gravures sur bois dans le texte et plusieurs lettrines à fond criblé. Grande marque de Régnault à l'éléphant, gravée sur bois au dernier feuillet ; page de titre imprimée en noir et rouge avec encadrement de bois gravés ; arbre généalogique des Valois. Nicole Gilles, mort en 1503, contrôleur du Trésor Royal sous Charles VIII, est le premier des historiens français ou le dernier des chroniqueurs ; il marque la transition à cette époque de la Renaissance. Il a adapté et complété ici la Chronique de Saint-Denis en y supprimant l'aspect légendaire. L'ouvrage connut un prodigieux succès et fut constamment réédité ; la première édition date de 1492 et la dernière de 1621. Quelques feuillets salis, page de titre du premier tome courte de marge atteignant l'encadrement gravé. Dos restauré. Brunet II, 1597 ; B. Moreau, Inventaire chronologique des éditions parisiennes, 179.
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Rastell, John (d.
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| Les Termes de la Ley: Or, Certain Difficult and Obscure Words and Terms of the Common and Statute Laws of This Realm, Now in Use, Expounded and Explained.
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1536) 1536 - ]. Corrected and Enlarged, With the Addition of Many Other Words; Particularly of Those Introduced into the Statute Law of Great Britain, Never Printed in Any Other Impression. [London]: Printed by Eliz. Nutt and R. Gosling, 1721. [iv], 592 pp. Octavo (5" x 8"). Recent period-style quarter calf over marbled boards, raised bands and lettering piece to spine, endpapers renewed. Dampstaining to margins of first few leaves, minor worming to about 30 leaves. Early owner signatures to endleaves and title page, text notably clean and bright. A solid copy. * Last and best edition. Corrected and greatly enlarged with Law French and an English translation in Parallel columns. This edition was translated by his son, William Rastell [1508?-1565]. First published in 1527, originally composed in French, with a Latin title page, Expositiones Terminorum Legum Anglorumae. The first English law dictionary, it "reflects the common law at the close of the year-book period with much fidelity.": Marvin, Legal Bibliography (1847) 599. Cowley, A Bibliography of Abridgments, Digests, Dictionaries and Indexes to the Year 1800 208. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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GILLES (Nicole);
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| Les Très élégantes et copieuses Annalles des tres preux, tres nobles, tres chrestiens et excellens Modérateurs des belliqueuses Gaulles. Depuis la triste desolation de la très sainte et fameuse cité de Troie jusques au regne du tres vertueux roi François a present regnant : Compilees par feu tres eloquant et noble historiographe en son vivant Judiciaire et Secretaire du roi controlleur de son trésor Maître Nicole Gille jusqu'au temps du très prudent et victorieux roi Louis douzième. Et depuis additionnees selon les Modernes historiens en l'an Mil cinq cens XXXVI Nouvellement revues et corrigées outre les précédentes impressions.
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Paris François Regnault 1536 - 2 tomes en 1 vol. in-folio (300 x 190 mm) à deux colonnes de (6)-138 ff. ; (5)-145-(1) ff., veau brun, dos à nerfs (reliure de l'époque). Edition partagée entre François Régnault et Jehan Longis. Belle impression gothique illustrée de gravures sur bois dans le texte et plusieurs lettrines à fond criblé. Grande marque de Régnault à l'éléphant, gravée sur bois au dernier feuillet ; page de titre imprimée en noir et rouge avec encadrement de bois gravés ; arbre généalogique des Valois. Nicole Gilles, mort en 1503, contrôleur du Trésor Royal sous Charles VIII, est le premier des historiens français ou le dernier des chroniqueurs ; il marque la transition à cette époque de la Renaissance. Il a adapté et complété ici la Chronique de Saint-Denis en y supprimant l'aspect légendaire. L'ouvrage connut un prodigieux succès et fut constamment réédité ; la première édition date de 1492 et la dernière de 1621. Quelques feuillets salis, page de titre du premier tome courte de marge atteignant l'encadrement gravé. Dos restauré. Brunet II, 1597 ; B. Moreau, Inventaire chronologique des éditions parisiennes, 179. Moyen-âge,Histoire;Sélection; [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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JAVELLI GIOVANNI CRISOSTOMO
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| CIVILIS PHILOSOPHIE AD MENTEM PLATONIS DISPOSITIO - MORALIS PHILOSOPHIAE PLATONICE DISPOSITIO. VENETIIS, IN OFFICINA AURELIJ PINCIJ [ANDREA ARRIVABENE], 1536.
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2 parti in un volume in-4 antico (215x165mm), (le due parti, nel nostro esemplare, risultano in ordine invertito rispetto alla disposizione che dovevano originariamente avere), cc. 73-153, (1) bianca, 4 di indice; 72, (4) di indice; legatura coeva p. pergamena flessibile. Imprese tipografiche in xilografia ai frontespizi. Antichi timbri e note di possesso di estinta biblioteca. Testo bicolonne, eleganti capilettera ornati in xilografia. Esemplare da studio, pesantemente tarlato e con restauri alla legatura. In fine, timbro di disinfestazione della Soprintendenza dei Beni Librari del Lazio, presso l'Istituto di Patologia del Libro. Edizione originale, assai rara, di queste due opere filosofiche del Javelli, interessante documento del platonismo italiano rinascimentale. Le opere sono dedicate al Vescovo di Piacenza, Gaetano Trivulzio. Javelli, teologo domenicano ed inquisitore, nacque nel 1470 (o, secondo altre fonti, nel 1472) a San Giorgio Canavese o a Casale Monferrato e si spense probabilmente nel 1538 a Piacenza. Gli si debbono svariati altri lavori filosofici, tra cui commentarii a varie opere aristoteliche in cui si dimostro' avverso all'averroismo ("Totius rationalis, naturalis, divinae et moralis philosophiae compendium", 1567-1580) e alle posizioni sostenute dal Pomponazzi. Nelle dispute teologiche sulla predestinazione si schiero' contro Lutero e precorse le posizioni moliniste. Manca all'Adams e a STC Italian Books.
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CRESCENZI PIETRO DE'
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| OPERA DI AGRICOLTURA. NE LA QUAL SI CONTIENE A CHE MODI SI DEBBE COLTIVAR LA TERRA, SEMINARE INSERIRE LI ALBERI, GOVERNAR GLI GIARDINI E GLI HORTI, LA PROPRIETA' DE TUTTI E FRUTTI, & HERBE, LA NATURA DE TUTTI GLI ANIMALI, & UCCELLI... IN VENEGIA, PER BERNARDINO DE VIANO DE LEXONA VERCELLESE, 1536.
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In-8 (160x115mm), cc. 392 nn., legatura coeva in p. pergamena flessibile con unghie, tracce di legacci e titolo calligrafato anticamente al dorso. Frontespizio con titolo inquadrato entro bordura xilografica istoriata. Al verso della terza c., xilografia a pag. intera con raffigurazione del Crescenzi seduto in cattedra intento a far lezione. Sottolineature di antica mano a varie cc. Usuali bruniture di lieve entita', margine superiore leggermente rifilato. Tracce di antico timbo di appartenenza al frontespizio e alla carta successiva. Buon esemplare. Traduzione cinquecentesca italiana del piu' importante trattato agronomico del Medioevo, i Ruralium commodorum libri XII o De agricultura, omnibusque plantarum, et animalium generibus. L'opera, dedicata al Re di Puglia, Carlo II d'Angio', edita primamente in latino nel 1471 ad Augsburg, e apparsa in italiano nel 1478, costituisce un prezioso prontuario per l'agricoltore medioevale suddiviso in dodici libri, consacrati soprattutto alle tecniche agronomiche e di coltivazione dei giardini. Vengono previste nel trattato norme per i giardini "dei re e dei signori", ma anche "delle persone mezzane", i primi cinti di mura, con fontana e "selva d'alberi", i secondi cinti di siepi e alberi da frutto, ma non privi di una "pergola ombrosa". Il dodicesimo libro e' dedicato interamente ai singoli mesi dell'anno, con indicazioni dei diversi lavori che devono essere fatti nei campi e negli orti come in casa e con numerose informazioni di natura gastronomica. Il trattato discetta anche della caccia e della pesca, dell'allevamento, della viticultura e della produzione del vino, dell'ulivo, degli alberi da frutta, rielaborando originalmente le fonti antiche, da Columella a Catone a Varrone. Pietro de' Crescenzi (Bologna, 1230-ivi, 1321), padre della scienza agronomica in Italia, studio' legge e medicina a Bologna e occupo' svariati uffici di natura politica al seguito di diversi podesta'. Egli stese il presente trattato quando era gia' settantenne, affidando la correzione del manoscritto a fra' Amerigo da Piacenza. STC Italian Books, p. 203. Adams, C-2931. Index Aurelinesis, 146.769. Ceresoli, 184. Sander, 2240.
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Pulton, Ferdinand; Pulton,
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| De Pace Regis et Regni, Viz. A Treatise Declaring Which the Great
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Pulton, Ferdinand[o] [1536- - 1618]. De Pace Regis Et Regni, Viz. A Treatise Declaring Which be the Great and Generall Offences of the Realme, And the Chiefe Impediments of the Peace of the King and the Kingdome, As Menaces, Assaults, Batteries, Treasons, Homicides, And Felonies, Ryots, Routs, Unlawfull Assemblies, Forcible Entries, Forgeries, Perjuries, Mainteinance, Deceit, Extortion, Oppression: And How Many and What Sorts of Them There Be, And by Whome, And What Means the Sayd Offences, and the Offendors Therein are to bee Restrained, Repressed, or Punished. Which Being Reformed or Duly Checked, Florebit Pax Regis & Regni. Collected Out of the Reports of the Common Lawes of This Realme, And of the Statutes in Force, And Out of the Painefull Workes of the Reverend Iudges, Sir Anthonie Fitzharbert, Sir Robert Brooke, Sir William Stanford, Sir Iames Dyer, Sir Edward Coke, Knights, And Other Learned Writers of Our Lawes. London: Printed for the Companie of Stationers, 1609. [x], 258, [21] fols. Folio (8" x 11"). Nineteenth century vellum, gilt fillets to boards, lettering pieces and gilt fillets to spine, marbled endpapers. Light rubbing to extremities, some soiling. Nineteenth-century armorial bookplate (of Sir Montague Cholmeley) to front pastedown, later armorial bookplate (of William Allen Potter) to front free endpaper, early signatures (of Cholmeley's ancestors) and later annotations (by Sir Montague Cholmeley) to front endleaf. Attractive woodcut head-pieces, tail-pieces and decorated initials. Some trimming to top edge, text notably fresh. Handsome. * First edition. With comprehensive index, glosses and side-note references to the works of Fitzherbert, Brooke and others. Pulton is best known for his respected abridgements An Abstract of all the Penal Statutes Which are General (1560) and A Kalendar or Table of All the Statutes (1606). De Pace Regis et Regni took his earlier works as the starting point for a comprehensive overview of criminal law. Holdsworth, who holds this work in high regard, observes that it was only the second title devoted to the subject. The first, Staunford's Les Plees del Coron, was published posthumously in 1560. Holdsworth adds that a comparison. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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VOGTER, BartholomŠus.
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| Ein nutzlich unnd notwenndigs Artzney BŸchlin fŸr den gemeynen menschen, Darinnen vonn allen kranckhaitenn allerlay art, so dem menschen zu stehen mšgenn, die zu vertreibenn, Mit vil bewertenn stuckenn, Kreutern, Salbenn, Pflaster, und receptenn &c.
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Augsburg: Heinrich Steiner, 1536. - Small 4to (197 x 140 mm.), ff. [iv], lxxvii. Large engraved vignette on title. Browned, soiled and stained throughout, several pages with repairs to lower margins, one leaf (xxxvi) torn from head to toe and crudely repaired with loss of a few letters. Modern quarter vellum, marbled sides. This rare early German work of popular folk medicine, first published in 1531, is here found in third edition. The chief inspiration for Vogter's handy little treatise was Hieronymous Brunschwig's Chirurgia (1534) and the title-page vignette (a man contemplates the application of a remedial paste to his diseased leg, while the doctor or apothecary's assistant is distracted from his job by the view through the open window) is very reminiscent of illustrations from that renowned work. Although principally an oculist, Vogter also covers many other aspects of medicine in this work, including dentistry, urology, gynaecological complaints, plague, and wounds. Vogter plied his trade in Dillingen, a small town in Bavaria. His work was obviously popular at the time and like other such early works on popular medicine, it has become increasingly difficult to find in any edition. Durling 4688 (imperfect, as is their copy of the first edition); no other location recorded in NUC or OCLC. [Attributes: First Edition]
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| PHILOSOPHI PLATONICI
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Paris: Hardcover Very Good Apparent original boards held together with tape. Writing on front free endpaper and title page. Significant wear to boards commensurate with age, but holding together pretty well for its age. Bookseller sticker in rear. ; In Latin, thus an estimate of title & contents. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall Very Good
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HARRISSE, HENRY.
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| The Discovery Of North America: A Critical, Documentary And Historic Investigation.
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Distributed for Martino Publishing, Mansfield Cent h Hardcover. Brand new book. With an Essay on the Early Cartography of the New World, Including Descriptions of Two Hundred and Fifty Maps or Globes, Existing or Lost, Constructed Before the Year 1536. To Which Are Added, A Chronology Of One Hundred Voyages Westward, Projected, Attempted, Or Accomplished Between 1431 And 1504, Biographical Accounts Of The Three Hundred Pilots Who First Crossed The Atlantic, And A Copious List Of The Original Names Of American Regions, Caciqueships, Mountains, Islands, Capes, Gulfs, Rivers, Towns, And Harbours. 2006 8vo. cloth. xii, 802 pages, 23 leaves of plates (some folded) : ill., maps A standard work on the early discovery of North America. "The book is a monument of industry and research, and every scholar must feel a kind of personal obligation to its authorÉ Part First deals with the voyages, from that of John Cabot in 1497 to that of Estevan Gomez in 1524-1525. In part two Mr. Harrisse describes the early cartography, the maps of Seville and St. Die, the Portuguese Charts and the Lusitano-Germanic maps, of which he distinguishes five types. Part three presents a catalogue of the oldest maps of America; Part four, a chronology of voyages from 1431 to 1504; and part five, biographies of pilots and cartographers for the period 1492-1550." - Hurlbut, Journal of the American Geographical Society of New York. Vol. 24 (1892), pp. 565-578. Hardcover. Brand new book.
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E. Dayes
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| This View of Tintern Abbey on the River Wye
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Jukes and Sarient, London - The Cistercian abbey of Tintern is one of the greatest monastic ruins of Wales. It was only the second Cistercian foundation in Britain, and the first in Wales, and was founded on 9 May 1131 by Walter de Clare, lord of Chepstow. Gradually buildings were added and updated in every century until its dissolution in 1536., Image Size : 320x430 (mm), 12.625x16.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 360x460 (mm), 14.125x18.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 373x470 (mm), 14.625x18.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Aquatint
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EUSEBIO DA CESAREA (detto
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| Evangelicae demontrationis Libri decem. Donatus Veronensis vertit.
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Venetiis, in Officina Aurelij Pincij veneti, 1536. - Cm. 29, cc. (6) 173. Bel marchio tipografico al frontespizio e molti eleganti capolettera xilografici. Leg. settecentesca in mezza pergamena con punte, piatti in carta dipinta e titoli ms. al dorso. Mancanza ad una punta. Alcune note ms. marginali (seicentesche) forse di Gabriele de Rossi come si evince da una scritta alla terza carta: Ex libris Gabrielis de Rubeis Proxeod.mi die 30 Oct, 1642. Bell'esemplare, fresco ed in ottimo stato di conservazione. Un timbretto illeggibile al frontespizio ed una antica nota di possesso ms. Si tratta apparentemente della prima edizione a stampa di quest'opera redatta nell'antichità da uno dei massimi scrittori ecclesiastici. Il presente, assieme alla "Preparazione evangelica", è uno dei due scritti cui è massimamente legata la fama di Eusebio da Cesarea come apologeta. In essa si scaglia contro le accuse mosse dai Giudei al cristianesimo con la motivazione che quest'ultimo contiene in sè quanto costituisce la vera essenza del giudaismo come religione rivelata ed è l'adempimento delle profezie. Non in Adams, Brunet.
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Serres, Marcel de
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| Serres, Marcel de - Original manuscript on the "Ascension du Vesuve" dated February 1859 on 5 ll.
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- of neatly handwritten text and doublepaged drawings of its localitites andone leave on the Etna, undated but refering to the earth quakes of 1536 and 1835. In a new blue cloth slipcase. In 8vo. An interesting account on the ascend of this famous volcano describing its vegetation and other geological observations such as "l'ouverture du cratre tournŽe vers le midi en vue de la ville de Naples peut avoir 10 ˆ 12 mtres de diamtre, elle descendpar une pente douce jusqu'a peu prs 20 mtres. A ce point, l'orifice d'ousort la matire vomie peut avoir 2 ˆ 3 m. de diamtre. On descend jusqu'a cette ouverture et couchŽ sur le ventre si on se penche au dessus du gouffre, on voit ˆ une profendeur que l'on ne peut pas trop apprŽcier de la fumŽeŽpaisse jaune gris‰tre, chaude, chargŽe de souffre qui ne permet pas de rester longtemps pour observer. On entend ˆ l'intŽrieur de la montagne un bruit qu je ne pourrai comparer qu'ˆ celui que fait une forte chaudire de bateau ˆ vapeur ou de locomotive et les souffles de fumŽe et de vapeur se fontpar saccades comme ce que nous voyons dans les cheminŽes des machines ˆ vapeur". [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| Medizinisch-philosophische Handschrift, Frankreich um 1600: - Über 700 Seiten 8°, lateinisch mit 3 Zeichnungen (ca. 20 seiten leer, 5 vermutlich leere Blätter entfernt).
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Nach einer alten Zuschreibung stammt die in feinster Schrift von Gelehrtenhand gefertigte Handschrift aus dem Collège de Tournon (s.u.). Handschrift zur Sinnesphysiologie auf der Grundlage der aristotelischen Naturphilosophie, bestehend aus einem streng in disputationes, articuli, sectiones und subsectiones gegliederten Traktat über den beseelten Körper ("Tractatus tertius physicae - de corpore animato", ca. 225 S.), dem sich eine Erörterung der Physik des Aristoteles ("Disputationes In Aristotelis Physicam") anschließt.Hier einige Überschriften aus dem Traktat in dem vor allem die Seelenvermögen (ausführlich u.a. der Gesichtssinn) behandelt werden:de corpore mixto proemialis - quid sit mixtio et mixtum - quomodo in mixto maneant elementa - de mixtorum temperamento - an et quid sit animade anima in communi - an et quid sit anima - de animarum multitudinede actu vitalide actione vitali seu vita actualide calore vitali humori radicali aliisque non nullis ad nutritionem pertinentibusde generatione viventiumde visu - de lumine - de colore - de visione et eius organo - oculi descriptio - quomodo fiat visio - de auditu - de olfatu et gustude tactude facultatibus internis animae sensitivae - quod sit sensus internus et quod illius organumFür mehrere Kapitelüberschriften ist der Platz zum späteren Nachtrag freigelassen, entsprechend sollten die leer gebliebenen Seiten einer späteren Textergänzung dienen.Das Collège de Tournon, heute Lycée Gabriel Faure in Tournon-sur-Rhône, wurde 1536 durch den Kardinal und Staatsmann François de Tournon (1489-1562) gegründet und hatte von 1548 bis 1626 den Charakter einer Universität unter der Führung des Jesuitenordens mit insgesamt mehr als 2000 Studenten aus ganz Europa. 1626 wurde es in eine höhere Bildungseinrichtung umgewidmet, 1776 den Oratorianern übergeben, 1820 laiziert und 1848 in ein "Lycée" verwandelt, das seit 1967 den Namen des aus Tournon stammenden Schriftstellers Gabriel Faure trägt. Die bedeutende Kollegienbibliothek wurde der Universitätsbibliothek von Lyon übergeben. .
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Gracq, Julien
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| Oeuvres Completes, 2 Tomes
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- ( Bibliothèque de la Pléiade volumes 354 and 421 ) Volume I : Au château d'Argol - Un beau ténébreux - Liberté grande - Le Roi pêcheur - André Breton. Quelques aspects de l'écrivain - La Littérature à l'estomac - Le Rivage des Syrtes - Préférences. Appendices : Éclosion de la pierre - Un cauchemar - La Surréalisme et la Littérature contemporaine - Prose pour l'étrangère - Enquête sur la diction poétique - Kleist : « Penthésilée » - Kleist : Penthésilée - Entretien sur « Penthésilée » de H. von Kleist, 1536 pages, ); Volume II : Un Balcon en forêt - Lettrines - Lettrines 2 - La Presqu'île - Les Eaux étroites - En lisant en écrivant - La Forme d'une ville - Autour des sept collines - Carnets du grand chemin. Appendices : Préfaces - Témoignages - Entretiens. Édition de Bernhild Boie avec la collaboration de Claude Dourguin, 1776 pages. Gallimard, 1989-1995, As New/As New. richly decorated spines, Full-Leather in the usual slip cases. *** Publisher's résumé: Il est des dates insolentes qui ont des éclats d'orage. La publication des écrits de Julien Gracq dans la Pléiade en est une. Œuvre hautaine et solitaire, elle est celle d'un navigateur des grandes profondeurs, d'un rêveur aux yeux noyés d'eau. Gracq s'est expliqué sur cette dérive vers des lieux singuliers où pousse « la plante humaine ». « Zone hautement dangereuse, zone de haute tension », tels sont les bois d'Argol ou les roselières des Syrtes, avec leur air rare, « chargé d'une pureté mortelle », crépitant comme « un boulier de cristal », leurs places fortes clôturées de forêt et de mer, leur silence de « planète dévastée ». Mais, au seuil de ces zones qu'il faudra investir par effraction, le regard de Gracq est un regard de ravage. [.] Dans cette géographie remarquablement maîtrisée des romans, des poèmes, des essais, c'est la même carte livrant ses lisières et ses lignes de passage : une « fraîcheur aux tempes », un pressentiment qui affole les boussoles, un « chemin de foudre », un silence « douceâtre de prairie d'asphodèles », un bois dormant « que l'air léger des rêves infuse d'un bleu d'encens ». Œuvre de la patience, du secret et de l'écart, elle a l'étrange beauté des œuvres à jamais « battantes comme des portes ». [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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LUCAIN
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| M. Annei Lucani | De Bello Civili Libri X | Ejus vitam ad calcem operis invenies | Omnia multò, quàm anteà, emendatiora
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APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM 1536 - in-12 de 293 p.-1 fnch. page de titre gravée avec la marque de l'éditeur figurant également en fin d'ouvrage sur le fnch. vélin d'époque à 5 nerfs, restauré au XVIIIe : le dos d'origine a été teinté en brun, une pièce de titre "Lucani" en mar. rouge est collée au 2ème caisson, les plats sont recouverts de vergé teinté en rouge (usé au plat inf.) sauf aux coins, tranches mouchetées de rouge, mors sup. partiellement éclaté en haut, le reste faible avec apparition du vélin d'origine, mouill. claires à la marge supérieure jusqu'au feuillet a8.
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LEVITA, Elias [d.i. Elija ben Asher ha
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| Sefer had-diqduq (Hebraicae) Grammatica hebraea germani per Sebastianum Munsterum versa.
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8vo. [104] Bl., 306, [14] S. Basel, [1536-] 1537. - [Angebunden:] DIESELBEN. Pirqe Eliyyahu (Hebraicae) Capitula cantici, specierum, proprietatum et officiorum, in quibus agitur de literis, punctis et accentibus hebraicis. [Hebräischer Originaltext mit lateinischer Übersetzung durch Sebastian Münster]. [98] Bl. Basel, 1527. Rollen-geprägter Schweinslederband d. Z. von Adolar Baldershain, als Mittelstücke auf den Deckeln Portraits der Herzöge Georg und Johann von Sachsen. Beide stehen in zeitgenössischem Ornat unter rankengeschmückten Arkaden und lassen die Hand auf einem Wappenschild ruhen. Im Rahmen prangen Salvator, David, Jesaia und Johannes Baptist (Haebler 27. 1 und 28. 8). Basel, Hieronymus Froben und Nicolaus Episcopius, [1536-] 1537, resp. (Johann Froben), 1527. Der mit 1536 datierte Renaissance-Einband stammt von dem aus Halberstadt gebürtigen Adolar Baldershain (1495-1544), der von 1530 bis zu seinem Tod als Buchbinder für den Leipziger Rat tätig war. Sein Verdienst ist es, als erster zum Schmuck seiner Bucheinbände Rollstempel nicht nur für die Rahmen, sondern auch für die Mittelstücke, die mit besonders breiten Rollen geprägt sind, verwendet zu haben. Der Abdruck ist dabei so genau in den verfügbaren Raum eingepasst worden, dass auf den ersten Blick der Eindruck einer Plattenprägung entsteht. - Haebler 27f. Vermehrte dritte Ausgabe der von Sebastian Münster übersetzten und bearbeiteten hebräischen Grammatik des Elias Levita, zuerst 1525 als Grammatica hebraica absolutissima und erneut 1532 in Basel gedruckt. Nachgebunden die ebenfalls von Münster edierte erste lateinische Ausgabe der zuerst auf hebräisch 1520 in Pesara gedruckten Pirke Elijahu, vier aus je dreizehn Paragraphen bestehende ergänzende Abschnitte zur hebräischen Grammatik Levitas. Sebastian Münster verfolgte seit 1523 mit seinen grammatischen Forschungen das Ziel der "absoluta grammatica", eine lückenlose Wiedergabe aller sprachlichen Regeln des Hebräischen. Zuerst verschrieb er sich dem Quellenstudium und beabsichtigte, die Grammatik von Moses Kimhi herauszugeben, die allen Hebraisten des 16. Jhs. als Orientierungsgrösse diente. Kurz nach Münsters Berufung nach Heidelberg 1524 wurde der Gelehrte aber durch den dort lehrenden Simon Grynaeus auf den Sprachwissenschafter Elijah ben Asher ha Levi aufmerksam, der zu den besten Kennern der hebräischen Grammatik zählte, und dessen Arbeiten Münster in grosse Begeisterung versetzten. Die Schriften von Levita, der Latein weder las noch schrieb, erreichten recht eigentlich erst durch die Bearbeitungen Sebastian Münsters ein breites wissenschaftliches Publikum. - Zeitgenössische handschriftliche Einträge auf Titel und vereinzelte Annotationen im Aussensteg. Drei Seiten des Vorsatzes sind dicht mit detaillierten Ausführungen zur Bedeutung des Studiums des Hebräischen zum unmittelbaren Verständnis der Heiligen Schrift beschrieben. Goldgeprägtes Leder-Wappenexlibris (mit Wahlspruch: Ardeo persevero spero) von Guillaume-Gabriel Baron de Pavée de Vandeuvre (1779-1870), französischer Politiker und bedeutender Bibliophile. AD I) Burmeister 150; Fürst II, 239; VD 16, E-1002; Prijs 49; Adams E-117; STC, (German), 265. - AD II) Burmeister 155; VD 16, E-999; Prijs 27; Adams E-113; STC, (German), 265. Beautiful copy in a fine Renaissance binding of the considerably enlarged and revised third edition of Sebastian Münster's edition of Levita's celebrated Hebrew grammar, bound together with the first Latin edition of the supplementary work Pirke Elijahu, which was first printed in Hebrew at Pesara in 1520. Dated with 1536 the binding was executed by the Halberstadt born Adolar Baldershain (1495-1544) who from 1530 to his death was in the service as a bookbinder for the Council of the city of Leipzig. He was the first to use roll stamps not only for the borders but also for the centre piece decoration (cf. Haebler 27f.). - Contemporary ms. notes on title, few marginalia here and there, three preliminary pages with notes by a contemporary hand on the value of the study of Hebrew. - Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, back on three raised bands, blind tooled with a central panel.
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ERASME, Désiré
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| De praeparatione ad mortem liber unus. Huie adiecta est eiusdem epitola una insignis consolatoria in adversis.Relié avec : SAINT PAUL : Divi Pauli Apostoli.Epistolae divinae ad Orphicum lyram traductae Francisco Bonado.Relié avec : MANCINELLI, Antoni : Speculum de moribus et officis.
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Cologne, Euchard Cervicorn, 1536 et Bâle, s.n.e. (Bartholomé Westheimer), 1537Cologne, Jean Gymnicus, 1537 - In-12, reliure d'époque peau de truie estampée montée sur étai de bois, dos à nerfs, traces d'attaches disparues (second plat rongé d'un centimètre en haut et sur un coin), 99 pages (annotations anciennes dans les marges).239 pages, marque d'imprimeur à la fin. La traduction latine est de François Bonade.Non paginé (28 pages, titre compris).
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Javelli Giovanni Crisostomo
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| Civilis Philosophie ad mentem Platonis dispositio - Moralis Philosophiae platonice dispositio.
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Venetiis, In Officina Aurelij Pincij [Andrea Arrivabene], 1536. - 2 parti in un volume in-4° antico (215x165mm), (le due parti, nel nostro esemplare, risultano in ordine invertito rispetto alla disposizione che dovevano originariamente avere), cc. 73-153, (1) bianca, 4 di indice; 72, (4) di indice; legatura coeva p. pergamena flessibile. Imprese tipografiche in xilografia ai frontespizi. Antichi timbri e note di possesso di estinta biblioteca. Testo bicolonne, eleganti capilettera ornati in xilografia. Esemplare da studio, pesantemente tarlato e con restauri alla legatura. In fine, timbro di disinfestazione della Soprintendenza dei Beni Librari del Lazio, presso l'Istituto di Patologia del Libro. Edizione originale, assai rara, di queste due opere filosofiche del Javelli, interessante documento del platonismo italiano rinascimentale. Le opere sono dedicate al Vescovo di Piacenza, Gaetano Trivulzio. Javelli, teologo domenicano ed inquisitore, nacque nel 1470 (o, secondo altre fonti, nel 1472) a San Giorgio Canavese o a Casale Monferrato e si spense probabilmente nel 1538 a Piacenza. Gli si debbono svariati altri lavori filosofici, tra cui commentarii a varie opere aristoteliche in cui si dimostrò avverso all'averroismo ("Totius rationalis, naturalis, divinae et moralis philosophiae compendium", 1567-1580) e alle posizioni sostenute dal Pomponazzi. Nelle dispute teologiche sulla predestinazione si schierò contro Lutero e precorse le posizioni moliniste. Manca all'Adams e a STC Italian Books.
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LEVITA, Elias [d.i. Elija ben Asher ha
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| Sefer had-diqduq (Hebraicae) Grammatica hebraea germani per Sebastianum Munsterum versa.
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8vo. [104] Bl., 306, [14] S. Basel, [1536-] 1537. - [Angebunden:] DIESELBEN. Pirqe Eliyyahu (Hebraicae) Capitula cantici, specierum, proprietatum et officiorum, in quibus agitur de literis, punctis et accentibus hebraicis. [Hebräischer Originaltext mit lateinischer Übersetzung durch Sebastian Münster]. [98] Bl. Basel, 1527. Rollen-geprägter Schweinslederband d. Z. von Adolar Baldershain, als Mittelstücke auf den Deckeln Portraits der Herzöge Georg und Johann von Sachsen. Beide stehen in zeitgenössischem Ornat unter rankengeschmückten Arkaden und lassen die Hand auf einem Wappenschild ruhen. Im Rahmen prangen Salvator, David, Jesaia und Johannes Baptist (Haebler 27. 1 und 28. 8). Basel, Hieronymus Froben und Nicolaus Episcopius, [1536-] 1537, resp. (Johann Froben), 1527. Der mit 1536 datierte Renaissance-Einband stammt von dem aus Halberstadt gebürtigen Adolar Baldershain (1495-1544), der von 1530 bis zu seinem Tod als Buchbinder für den Leipziger Rat tätig war. Sein Verdienst ist es, als erster zum Schmuck seiner Bucheinbände Rollstempel nicht nur für die Rahmen, sondern auch für die Mittelstücke, die mit besonders breiten Rollen geprägt sind, verwendet zu haben. Der Abdruck ist dabei so genau in den verfügbaren Raum eingepasst worden, dass auf den ersten Blick der Eindruck einer Plattenprägung entsteht. - Haebler 27f. Vermehrte dritte Ausgabe der von Sebastian Münster übersetzten und bearbeiteten hebräischen Grammatik des Elias Levita, zuerst 1525 als Grammatica hebraica absolutissima und erneut 1532 in Basel gedruckt. Nachgebunden die ebenfalls von Münster edierte erste lateinische Ausgabe der zuerst auf hebräisch 1520 in Pesara gedruckten Pirke Elijahu, vier aus je dreizehn Paragraphen bestehende ergänzende Abschnitte zur hebräischen Grammatik Levitas. Sebastian Münster verfolgte seit 1523 mit seinen grammatischen Forschungen das Ziel der "absoluta grammatica", eine lückenlose Wiedergabe aller sprachlichen Regeln des Hebräischen. Zuerst verschrieb er sich dem Quellenstudium und beabsichtigte, die Grammatik von Moses Kimhi herauszugeben, die allen Hebraisten des 16. Jhs. als Orientierungsgrösse diente. Kurz nach Münsters Berufung nach Heidelberg 1524 wurde der Gelehrte aber durch den dort lehrenden Simon Grynaeus auf den Sprachwissenschafter Elijah ben Asher ha Levi aufmerksam, der zu den besten Kennern der hebräischen Grammatik zählte, und dessen Arbeiten Münster in grosse Begeisterung versetzten. Die Schriften von Levita, der Latein weder las noch schrieb, erreichten recht eigentlich erst durch die Bearbeitungen Sebastian Münsters ein breites wissenschaftliches Publikum. - Zeitgenössische handschriftliche Einträge auf Titel und vereinzelte Annotationen im Aussensteg. Drei Seiten des Vorsatzes sind dicht mit detaillierten Ausführungen zur Bedeutung des Studiums des Hebräischen zum unmittelbaren Verständnis der Heiligen Schrift beschrieben. Goldgeprägtes Leder-Wappenexlibris (mit Wahlspruch: Ardeo persevero spero) von Guillaume-Gabriel Baron de Pavée de Vandeuvre (1779-1870), französischer Politiker und bedeutender Bibliophile. AD I) Burmeister 150; Fürst II, 239; VD 16, E-1002; Prijs 49; Adams E-117; STC, (German), 265. - AD II) Burmeister 155; VD 16, E-999; Prijs 27; Adams E-113; STC, (German), 265. Beautiful copy in a fine Renaissance binding of the considerably enlarged and revised third edition of Sebastian Münster's edition of Levita's celebrated Hebrew grammar, bound together with the first Latin edition of the supplementary work Pirke Elijahu, which was first printed in Hebrew at Pesara in 1520. Dated with 1536 the binding was executed by the Halberstadt born Adolar Baldershain (1495-1544) who from 1530 to his death was in the service as a bookbinder for the Council of the city of Leipzig. He was the first to use roll stamps not only for the borders but also for the centre piece decoration (cf. Haebler 27f.). - Contemporary ms. notes on title, few marginalia here and there, three preliminary pages with notes by a contemporary hand on the value of the study of Hebrew. - Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, back on three raised bands, blind tooled with a central panel.
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Javelli Giovanni Crisostomo
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| Civilis Philosophie ad mentem Platonis dispositio - Moralis Philosophiae platonice dispositio.
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Venetiis, In Officina Aurelij Pincij [Andrea Arrivabene], 1536. - 2 parti in un volume in-4° antico (215x165mm), (le due parti, nel nostro esemplare, risultano in ordine invertito rispetto alla disposizione che dovevano originariamente avere), cc. 73-153, (1) bianca, 4 di indice; 72, (4) di indice; legatura coeva p. pergamena flessibile. Imprese tipografiche in xilografia ai frontespizi. Antichi timbri e note di possesso di estinta biblioteca. Testo bicolonne, eleganti capilettera ornati in xilografia. Esemplare da studio, pesantemente tarlato e con restauri alla legatura. In fine, timbro di disinfestazione della Soprintendenza dei Beni Librari del Lazio, presso l'Istituto di Patologia del Libro. Edizione originale, assai rara, di queste due opere filosofiche del Javelli, interessante documento del platonismo italiano rinascimentale. Le opere sono dedicate al Vescovo di Piacenza, Gaetano Trivulzio. Javelli, teologo domenicano ed inquisitore, nacque nel 1470 (o, secondo altre fonti, nel 1472) a San Giorgio Canavese o a Casale Monferrato e si spense probabilmente nel 1538 a Piacenza. Gli si debbono svariati altri lavori filosofici, tra cui commentarii a varie opere aristoteliche in cui si dimostrò avverso all'averroismo ("Totius rationalis, naturalis, divinae et moralis philosophiae compendium", 1567-1580) e alle posizioni sostenute dal Pomponazzi. Nelle dispute teologiche sulla predestinazione si schierò contro Lutero e precorse le posizioni moliniste. Manca all'Adams e a STC Italian Books.
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VOGTER, BartholomŠus.
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| Ein nutzlich unnd notwenndigs Artzney BŸchlin fŸr den gemeynen menschen, Darinnen vonn allen kranckhaitenn allerlay art, so dem menschen zu stehen mšgenn, die zu vertreibenn, Mit vil bewertenn stuckenn, Kreutern, Salbenn, Pflaster, und receptenn &c.
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Augsburg: Heinrich Steiner, 1536. - Small 4to (197 x 140 mm.), ff. [iv], lxxvii. Large engraved vignette on title. Browned, soiled and stained throughout, several pages with repairs to lower margins, one leaf (xxxvi) torn from head to toe and crudely repaired with loss of a few letters. Modern quarter vellum, marbled sides. This rare early German work of popular folk medicine, first published in 1531, is here found in third edition. The chief inspiration for Vogter's handy little treatise was Hieronymous Brunschwig's Chirurgia (1534) and the title-page vignette (a man contemplates the application of a remedial paste to his diseased leg, while the doctor or apothecary's assistant is distracted from his job by the view through the open window) is very reminiscent of illustrations from that renowned work. Although principally an oculist, Vogter also covers many other aspects of medicine in this work, including dentistry, urology, gynaecological complaints, plague, and wounds. Vogter plied his trade in Dillingen, a small town in Bavaria. His work was obviously popular at the time and like other such early works on popular medicine, it has become increasingly difficult to find in any edition. Durling 4688 (imperfect, as is their copy of the first edition); no other location recorded in NUC or OCLC. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Crescenzi Pietro de'
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| Opera di Agricoltura. Ne la qual si contiene a che modi si debbe coltivar la terra, seminare inserire li alberi, governar gli giardini e gli horti, la proprietà de tutti e frutti, & herbe, la natura de tutti gli animali, & uccelli.
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in Venegia, per Bernardino de Viano de Lexona vercellese, 1536. - In-8° (160x115mm), cc. 392 nn., legatura coeva in p. pergamena flessibile con unghie, tracce di legacci e titolo calligrafato anticamente al dorso. Frontespizio con titolo inquadrato entro bordura xilografica istoriata. Al verso della terza c., xilografia a pag. intera con raffigurazione del Crescenzi seduto in cattedra intento a far lezione. Sottolineature di antica mano a varie cc. Usuali bruniture di lieve entità, margine superiore leggermente rifilato. Tracce di antico timbo di appartenenza al frontespizio e alla carta successiva. Buon esemplare. Traduzione cinquecentesca italiana del più importante trattato agronomico del Medioevo, i Ruralium commodorum libri XII o De agricultura, omnibusque plantarum, et animalium generibus. L'opera, dedicata al Re di Puglia, Carlo II d'Angiò, edita primamente in latino nel 1471 ad Augsburg, e apparsa in italiano nel 1478, costituisce un prezioso prontuario per l'agricoltore medioevale suddiviso in dodici libri, consacrati soprattutto alle tecniche agronomiche e di coltivazione dei giardini. Vengono previste nel trattato norme per i giardini "dei re e dei signori", ma anche "delle persone mezzane", i primi cinti di mura, con fontana e "selva d'alberi", i secondi cinti di siepi e alberi da frutto, ma non privi di una "pergola ombrosa". Il dodicesimo libro è dedicato interamente ai singoli mesi dell'anno, con indicazioni dei diversi lavori che devono essere fatti nei campi e negli orti come in casa e con numerose informazioni di natura gastronomica. Il trattato discetta anche della caccia e della pesca, dell'allevamento, della viticultura e della produzione del vino, dell'ulivo, degli alberi da frutta, rielaborando originalmente le fonti antiche, da Columella a Catone a Varrone. Pietro de' Crescenzi (Bologna, 1230-ivi, 1321), padre della scienza agronomica in Italia, studiò legge e medicina a Bologna e occupò svariati uffici di natura politica al seguito di diversi podestà. Egli stese il presente trattato quando era già settantenne, affidando la correzione del manoscritto a fra' Amerigo da Piacenza. STC Italian Books, p. 203. Adams, C-2931. Index Aurelinesis, 146.769. Ceresoli, 184. Sander, 2240.
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VIDA, Marco Girolamo.
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| Christiados libri sex.
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Lyons, Seb. Gryphius, 1536. - 8vo. 220pp + (2)ff. Italic. Printer's device on title and at end. 1 historiated initial. Antiqued sheep. An epic poem of the story of Christ in elegant Latin verse composed at the instigation of Pope Leo X with the idea of popularizing a subject traditionally shrouded in legend and mystery. The poem was a great success, although it was later criticised for containing too many pagan inspirations. It was translated into Spanish in 1554, into Italian in 1792, and into German as late as 1811. The author, Marco Girolamo Vida, Bishop of Alba (c.1489-1566) was considered one of the best neo-latin poets of his time. He is best known for his poem on the game of chess. Tips of tailend corners of first leaves showing light signs of usage, otherwise a good copy. BMC 11403.aa.44(1). Adams records no copy in Cambridge libraries. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Cardano, Girolamo.
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| De malo recentiorum medicorum medendi usu libellus. GM 5370.
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Octavio Scotto, 1536., Venice: - First Description of Typhus & a Rickettsial Infection Cardano, Girolamo (1501-76). De malo recentiorum medicorum medendi usu libellus Eiusdem libellus de simplicium medicinarum noxa. 8vo. 105, [7]pp. (last leaf blank). 146 x 97 mm. Modern limp vellum, 16th century style. Faint staining on first & last leaves, slight browning, some printed glosses minutely cropped, but still fine. Small old armorial stamp on title & colophon. A few 16th century annotations. Venice: Ottaviano Scoto, 1536. First Edition. G-M 5370. The first description of typhus, and of a Rickettsial infection. Cardano called it "morbus pulicaris" or "flea-like disease" because the spots in typhus resemble flea-bites. The description is found in De malo recentiorum medicorum medendi usu, which translates as "On the bad practices of modern physicians." Not distinguishing typhus from measles is the thirty-sixth "fatal error" of the physicians. De malo was Cardano's first book; it sold very well, except among the physicians whose colleague Cardano wanted to become. Cardano's criticisms, however, put sufficient pressure on the Milan physicians that they offered him some concessions, and this in turn opened the way to triumph for Cardano, who rose to the second most prominent physician in Europe after Vesalius. The book is extremely rare; the great medical collectors had later editions (Waller and Cushing) or none (Osler). Ore, Cardano (1965)12-13. Major 161-64. Durling 841. Wellcome I 1277. 13193 [Attributes: First Edition]
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Vitruvius - Vitruvio Pollione
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| Architettura con il suo comento et figure.
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Nella Stamperia del Conte Iano Bigazzini, Perugia 1536 - In- 8vo; (3), 131 ff. Woodcut engraved frontispiece with architectural structures; 81 woodcut engravings in text. Seven leaves (A1, A2, A3; Q5, Q8, R1, R2) reinforced and repaired on margins without affecting the text. Leaf M skillfully mended. Some moderate foxing throughout and some waterstaining (significant in some leaves); 6 lvs.burned at the middle; 2 lvs. with weak paper. Bound in full contemporary cartonee. Minimal cut on hinges (2 inches). First and only edition with translation into vernacular and notes by Giambattista Caporali. This edition, the only printed in count Giano Bigazzini's private press excepting a Dante's Commedia of the same year, is illustrated with 81 beautiful and celebrated woodcuts representing architectural plans, views of ports and squares, amphitheatres' sections etc. STC III, p. 401; Brunet V, 1330; Riccardi I, 612; Graesse VII, 379. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Lambard, William; 2 titles in 1
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| Eirenarcha, or of the Office of the Justices of Peace in Foure
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Lambard, William [1536- - 1601]. Eirenarcha, Or of the Office of the Iustices of Peace, in Foure Bookes: Revised, Corrected, and Enlarged, in the Fourth Yeere of the Peaceable Raigne of Our Most Gracious King Iames. London: Printed for the Company of Stationers, 1619 Title-page with woodcut border, 622, [80] pp. [Bound with] The Duties of Constables, Borsholders, Tythingmen, and Such Other Lowe and Lay Ministers of the Peace. Whereunto be adioyned, the Severall Offices of Church Ministers and Churchwardens, and Overseers for the Poore, Surveighours of the Highwaies, and Distributors of the Provision Against Noysome Fowle and Vermine. First Collected by William Lambard and Now Enlarged in the Yeare 1610. London: Printed for the Companie of Stationers, 1619. 80 pp. Octavo (4-1/2" x 6"). Contemporary calf, blind rules to boards, raised bands, blind rules and later lettering piece to spine. Corners bumped and lightly worn, small chips to spine ends, a larger chip to foot of rear joint, pastedowns and a rear endleaf lacking. Woodcut border to title page, woodcut initials. Offsetting to margins, occasional light foxing, browning and dampstaining in a few places, interior otherwise fresh. Ex-library. Small inkstamp to front endleaf. An appealing copy in a nice binding. * First published in 1581, this classic treatise is esteemed for its comprehensive and systematic account of the organization of local government under the justices of the peace at the end of the sixteenth century. It was the standard authority for several decades and often reprinted. Like many books of its kind, Eirenarcha offers a unique perspective on the society that produced it. This is evident in the descriptions of detailed indictments for such offenses as killing a man through witchcraft, bewitching a horse, raping a child or maid (the age of distinction was ten), hearing a Catholic mass, practicing usury and operating a bowling alley. First published in 1582, The Duties of Constables is a companion volume to Eirenarcha. Lambard, a barrister, justice of the peace and legal historian, was also the keeper of records at the Rolls Chapel and the Tower of London. Sweet and Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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CRESCENTIIS, Petrus de
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| Opera di agricoltura. . Novame(n)te con grandissima fatica alla sua pristina forma restituita: e con diligenza stampata
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B. Vercellensis [for Sessa], Venice 1536 - Contemporary limp vellum with leather ties (recased with new end-papers) 8vo . Scarce edition, in Italian, of this important work on agriculture by Crescenzi [who] is considered by authorities to rank with the best writers of his age. Ernst Meyer says . that in agriculture there is not found anyone of equal merit several centuries before or after his time" (Hunt, p. 5). "Piero Crescentio was born at Bologna, in 1230. He was seventy years of age when he undertook to write, in Latin, a sort of Gentleman's Recreation or Maison Rustique, in twelve books, crammed with information of all kinds likely to be of use to the gentleman farmer, chiefly about agriculture, horticulture and viticulture, hunting and fishing, and generally speaking, how to enjoy the 'fruits of the earth'" (Simon, Bibiotheca Gastronomica p. 42) The work (Latin title: Ruralia Commoda), in twelve books, includes a section on one hundred and twenty plants useful for medicine and nourishment. He devotes book four viticulture and wine. A very nice fresh copy. The fine woodcut title-border depicts floral themes with griffons and a cat and mouse (the symbol for Sessa's printing house). The full-page woodcut depicts the author surrounded by three scribes. 392 leaves (leaf BBB8 blank). With woodcut title-border and full-page woodcut in text and woodcut initials. § BM/STC 203; Adams C-2931; IA 146.769; Ceresoli 184; Sander 2240 "Page du titre, encadrement orné à la grotesque; dans le haut, le chat des Sessa. Bois de page, portrait de l'auteur assis in cathedra". [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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in Venegia, per Bernardino de Viano de Lexona vercellese, 1536. - In-8° (160x115mm), cc. 392 nn., legatura coeva in p. pergamena flessibile con unghie, tracce di legacci e titolo calligrafato anticamente al dorso. Frontespizio con titolo inquadrato entro bordura xilografica istoriata. Al verso della terza c., xilografia a pag. intera con raffigurazione del Crescenzi seduto in cattedra intento a far lezione. Sottolineature di antica mano a varie cc. Usuali bruniture di lieve entità, margine superiore leggermente rifilato. Tracce di antico timbo di appartenenza al frontespizio e alla carta successiva. Buon esemplare. Traduzione cinquecentesca italiana del più importante trattato agronomico del Medioevo, i Ruralium commodorum libri XII o De agricultura, omnibusque plantarum, et animalium generibus. L'opera, dedicata al Re di Puglia, Carlo II d'Angiò, edita primamente in latino nel 1471 ad Augsburg, e apparsa in italiano nel 1478, costituisce un prezioso prontuario per l'agricoltore medioevale suddiviso in dodici libri, consacrati soprattutto alle tecniche agronomiche e di coltivazione dei giardini. Vengono previste nel trattato norme per i giardini "dei re e dei signori", ma anche "delle persone mezzane", i primi cinti di mura, con fontana e "selva d'alberi", i secondi cinti di siepi e alberi da frutto, ma non privi di una "pergola ombrosa". Il dodicesimo libro è dedicato interamente ai singoli mesi dell'anno, con indicazioni dei diversi lavori che devono essere fatti nei campi e negli orti come in casa e con numerose informazioni di natura gastronomica. Il trattato discetta anche della caccia e della pesca, dell'allevamento, della viticultura e della produzione del vino, dell'ulivo, degli alberi da frutta, rielaborando originalmente le fonti antiche, da Columella a Catone a Varrone. Pietro de' Crescenzi (Bologna, 1230-ivi, 1321), padre della scienza agronomica in Italia, studiò legge e medicina a Bologna e occupò svariati uffici di natura politica al seguito di diversi podestà. Egli stese il presente trattato quando era già settantenne, affidando la correzione del manoscritto a fra' Amerigo da Piacenza. STC Italian Books, p. 203. Adams, C-2931. Index Aurelinesis, 146.769. Ceresoli, 184. Sander, 2240.
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