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AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST ENTOMOLOGY Vols. 1-8. Oxford, 1999-2006. Partly reprint.
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. . Teilserien und Einzelbände auf Anfrage lieferbar. 1461-9555
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Safa, Zabihollah:
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| Tarih - e adabiyat dar Iran. Az agaz - e "ahd - e eslami ta ... miyane - ye sadeh - e dawazdahom - e hegri.
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Teheran, Ferdows1371/73,. 5 Bände (in 8). 18/716, 16/1128, 8/1461, 12/608 und 13/2012 S., OKst., OU., gutes Exemplar,.
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GIAFFERI (de), Paul-Louis
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| L'histoire du costume féminin de l'an 1037 à l'an 1870
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Editions Nilsson, Paris 80 pp. + 120 planches, In-folio (29 x 38 cm), demi-chagrin havane, dos 5 nerfs, filets dorés sur les nerfs, pièces de titre brunes. 10 fascicules de 8 pages et 12 planches de dessins de mode rehaussés au pochoir, entièrement montés sur onglets. Toutes les couvertures, illustrées en couleurs, ont été conservées et sont montées dans l'ordre d'origine. Contient : Fascicule 1 - "Les Modes du Moyen-Age - de l'an 1037 à l'an 1461" ; Fascicule 2 - "Les Modes de la Renaissance - de l'an 1461 à l'an 1574" ; Fascicule 3 - "Les Modes de Henri III à Louis XIII - de l'an 1574 à l'an 1643" ; Fascicule 4 - "Les Modes sous Louis XIV - 1643-1715" ; Fascicule 5 - "Les Modes sous Louis XV - 1715-1774" ; Fascicule 6 - "Les Modes sous Louis XVI - 1774-1789" ; Fascicule 7 - "Les Modes sous la Révolution - 1792-1799" ; Fascicule 8 - "Les Modes du 1er Empire - 1799-1815" ; Fascicule 9 - "Les Modes de la Restauration - 1815-1830" ; Fascicule 10 - "Les Modes du Second Empire - 1852 à 1871". Soit : 80 pages de texte et 120 planches en couleurs + toutes les premières et dernières de couvertures illustrées. Minimes frottements à la reliure, les feuillets de texte ont de petites rousseurs très pâles et sans gravité, une petite déchirure , brunissure et manque marginal sans atteinte au cadre de la gravure de la planche 5 du fascicule 2 ; à part ces minimes défauts, l'ensemble est en très bon état et les planches d'une grande fraicheur. Rare ensemble complet et dans cette condition de cette somptueuse publication. Bon exemplaire.
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Green, John Richard
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| History of the English People-6 Vols
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NY: Harper & Brothers. No Date, Circa late 1800s. Six volumes complete, Three quarter leather/marbled boards (and end-papers) with banded spines. All volumes in Fine, pristine condition with Top Edge Gilt. Fabulous history of the United Kingdom, illustrated with several color maps; very clean and tight, no markings at all. Vol. I, Early England (449-1461)/576 pages; Vol. II, The Monarchy and The Reformation (1461-1603)/500 pages; Vol. III, Puritan England and The Revolution (1603-1688)/451 pages; Vol. IV, The Revolution and Modern England (1683-1815); 519 pages; Vol. V, The Making of England/434 pages; Vol. VI, The Conquest of England/607 pages. A beautiful set, each leather spine decorated with gilt flowers.
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Hrsg. v. Leondes, Cornelius T.
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| Computational Methods in Biophysics, Biomaterials, Biotechnology and Medical Systems
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Springer Verlag, Berlin Heidelber New York Computational Methods in Biophysics, Biomaterials, Biotechnology and Medical Systems Algorithm Development, Mathematical Analysis and DiagnosticsVolume I: Algorithm TechniquesVolume II: Computational MethodsVolume III: Mathematical Analysis MethodsVolume IV: Diagnostic Methods Hrsg. v. Leondes, Cornelius T. Verlag : Springer US ISBN : 978-1-4020-7110-2 Einband : Gebunden Preisinfo : 1391,00 Eur[D] Seiten/Umfang : 1461 S. Erschienen : 1. Aufl. 30.11.2002 Gewicht : 2872 g 1391,00 Eur[D] The cross-disciplinary pursuits between modern technology, their computations and applications to the human body have exploded because of rapid developments in computer technology and mathematical computational techniques. This four-volume set, Computational Methods in Biophysics, Biomaterials, Biotechnology and Medical Systems, represents the first multi-volume treatment of this significant subject on the international scene. The work is an indispensable reference source by leading researchers, and is essential reference work for academics, practitioners, students and researchers working with: *Computers in Medicine, *Science and Mathematics in Biomaterials, Biomechanics and Bioengineering, *Computational Biophysics.
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CALMETTE, JOSEPH :
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| LOUIS XI, JEAN II ET LA REVOLUTION CATALANE (1461 - 1473). THESE POUR LE DOCTORAT PRESENTEE A' LA FACULTE' DES LETTRES DE L'UNIVERSITE' DE PARIS. TOULOUSE, EDOUARD PRIVAT, 1902 ; IN-8 ; DEMI-CHAGRIN BLEU CANARD, DOS A' NERFS, TITRE DORE', PLATS CONSERVES (RELIURE DE L'EPOQUE) ; (8), 614 PP.
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Edition originale. Ne' a' Perpignan (1873 - 1952), Joseph Calmette entre a' l'Ecole des Chartes, puis presente sa these qui sera ce grand ouvrage qui fait encore reference. Membre de l'Ecole de Rome, il fut d'abord professeur a' la Faculte des Lettres de Dijon avant d'obtenir la chaire d'Histoire du Moyen-Age de la Faculte de Toulouse. Des lors, il va consacrer toute sa vie, son energie et son talent a' la Societe d'Archeologie du Midi de la France et a' Saint-Bertrand de Comminges. Il a publie' plus de 200 articles et ouvrages principalement consacres au Moyen-Age.Tres bon exemplaire, la couverture, conservee, presente de petites piqures.
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Zasius, Ulrich
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| Responsorvm Iuris [Juris] Sive Consiliorum Liber primvs, Summariis.
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Zasius, Ulrich [1461- 1535]. [Responsorvm Iuris (Juris) Sive Consiliorum]. Lyon: Apud Sennetonios Fratres [Senneton Freres], 1548. 4 volumes in 1 book, each with title page and individual pagination. Main text printed in double columns. Final leaf, a blank, lacking. Folio (11" x 16"). Recent quarter morocco over cloth, raised bands to spine, endpapers renewed. Negligible shelfwear, partial crack between first title page and following leaf. Title pages with ornate architectural borders and large Senneton salamander devices printed in red and black, first leaf has attractive portrait woodcut (after Holbein), woodcut decorated initials throughout. Early owner signature and small later institution stamp to first title page, faint dampstaining to fore-edges of a few leaves, negligible light foxing in a few places, interior otherwise fresh. An appealing copy of a scarce title. * Third edition. Complete in itself, this four-part volume is from the first collected works edition of Zasius, a leading German humanist who was among the first to apply modern philological methods to the study of Roman law. Known colloquially as Responsorum Juris Sive Consiliorum, this volume is a collection of treatises on specific points in Roman law dealing with disputed issues. Other sections are commentaries on sections of the Digest and the other components of the Corpus Juris Civilis. KVK locates 6 copies of this edition, 12 of all editions. Not in Adams or the British Museum Catalogue. Stintzing, Ulrich Zasius: Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Rechtswissenschaft in Zeitalter der Reformation 353. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| An English Chronicle 1377-1461: A New Edition: Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales MS 21608, and Oxford, Bodleian Library MS Lyell 34 (Medieval Chronicles)
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Boydell Press. 0851157939 Average used book, may have price sticker on front cover, shelfwear. Great customer service. Fast shipping! Used Items May Not Contain Extras Such As CD-Rom or Infotrac. Bulk Quantities may be available upon request. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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DABIN (Jean)
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| Mélanges en l'honneur de Jean DABIN.
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Table des matières du tome I : Batiffol (H.) : Sur la positivité du droit. (J.) Brethe de la Gressaye : Un pape juriste : Pie XII et le droit naturel. (O.) Brusiin : Aspects philosophiqiques du droit romain. (G.) Burdeau : Pouvoir politique et pouvoir financier (Essai de systématisation de leurs relations). (J.) Darbellay : L'objectivité du droit. (R.) Dekkers : Moïse. (G.) Del Vecchio : Sur la croix rouge. (J.) Hall : Vers une philosophie intégrative du droit. (N.) Hazard : Socialisme soviétique et droit international privé. (H.) Kelsen : Positivisme juridique et doctrine du droit naturel. (J.) Kunz :Jean Dabin et Hans Kelsen. (C.) Morris : Sur la théorie politique de Spinoza. (L.) Moreau : Notion et spécificité du contentieux administratif. (E. W.) Patterson : l'Influence des faits sur les jugements de valeur juridique. (M.) Reale : La science du droit selon la théorie tridimensionnelle du droit. (J. G.) Renauld : réflexions sur l'oeuvre du professeur Dabin. (F.) Rigaux : Droit public et droit privé dans l'ordre juridique international. (P.)Roubier : De la légitimité des situations juridiques. (R.) Savatier : Observations sur les modes contemporains de formation du droit positif. (A.) Tunc :Logique et politique dans l'élaboration du droit, spécialement en matière de responsabilité civile. (J. J. M.) van der Ven : Vers une philosophie des droits de l'homme. (M.) Waline : Empirisme et conceptualisme dans la méthode juridique : faut-il tuer les catégories juridiques? (E.) Wolf : Ulrich Zasius (1461- 1535), momument historique ou exemple actuel. (B. A.) Worteley : Droit, loi et souveraineté. Ed. Bruylant 1963- 2 volumes brochés. (PRIX pour les DEUX TOMES).
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| Treurige en blyeindende liefdes bedryven, nevens de nieuwe buitensporigheden van Don Quichot, voorgevallen onder zyn doolende ridderschap. Spaansche historie. Amsterdam, Johannes Oosterwyk, 1715. [2 delen in 1 band]
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8°: * 4 A-I 8 K 4, 2 A-K 8 (-K8, blanco?), gepag.: [8] 150 [2] 156 [2] pp. Gegraveerde titelpagina (met de tekst "Zeldzame liefdes gevallen") door J. Schijnvoet en 6 ongesigneerde gravures. Contemp. perkament, op schutblad met pen: "J.M. Bussy de Rabutin". Lit.: Arents 174; Buisman 1461; Mateboer 1415. Niet in Waller, Muller, De Vries, Scheepers Verzameling liefdesgeschiedenissen waarin ook de figuur van Don Quichot af en toe opduikt. Het boek heeft evenwel niets te maken met Cervantes' meesterwerk. Het is een vertaling van 'Le desespoir amoureux avec les nouvelles visions de Don Quichotte', dat eveneens in 1715 was verschenen bij Josua Steenhouwer & Hermannus Uytwerf in Amsterdam. Volgens de onbekende vertaler was dit boek weer een bewerking van 'Homicidio de Fidelidad y la Defense del Honor', in 1619 in Parijs uitgekomen.
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ZASIUS, ULRICH.
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| Responsorvm Iuris [Juris] Sive Consiliorum... Liber primvs, Summariis.
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Zasius, Ulrich [1461-1535]. [Responsorvm Iuris (Juris) Sive Consiliorum]. Lyon: Apud Sennetonios Fratres [Senneton Freres], 1548. 4 volumes in 1 book, each with title page and individual pagination. Main text printed in double columns. Final leaf, a blank, lacking. Folio (11" x 16"). Recent quarter morocco over cloth, raised bands to spine, endpapers renewed. Negligible shelfwear, partial crack between first title page and following leaf. Title pages with ornate architectural borders and large Senneton salamander devices printed in red and black, first leaf has attractive portrait woodcut (after Holbein), woodcut decorated initials throughout. Early owner signature and small later institution stamp to first title page, faint dampstaining to fore-edges of a few leaves, negligible light foxing in a few places, interior otherwise fresh. An appealing copy of a scarce title. $2,500. * Third edition. Complete in itself, this four-part volume is from the first collected works edition of Zasius, a leading German humanist who was among the first to apply modern philological methods to the study of Roman law. Known colloquially as Responsorum Juris Sive Consiliorum, this volume is a collection of treatises on specific points in Roman law dealing with disputed issues. Other sections are commentaries on sections of the Digest and the other components of the Corpus Juris Civilis. KVK locates 6 copies of this edition, 12 of all editions. Not in Adams or the British Museum Catalogue. Stintzing, Ulrich Zasius: Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Rechtswissenschaft in Zeitalter der Reformation 353.
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MICHELET (JULES)
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| Louis?xi et Charles le Téméraire (1461-1477)
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HACHETTE 1853 in-12 de IV-150 p. EO br.
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DABIN (JEAN)
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| MELANGES EN L'HONNEUR DE JEAN DABIN. TABLE DES MATIERES DU TOME I : BATIFFOL (H.) : SUR LA POSITIVITE' DU DROIT. (J.) BRETHE DE LA GRESSAYE : UN PAPE JURISTE : PIE XII ET LE DROIT NATUREL. (O.) BRUSIIN : ASPECTS PHILOSOPHIQIQUES DU DROIT ROMAIN. (G.) BURDEAU : POUVOIR POLITIQUE ET POUVOIR FINANCIER (ESSAI DE SYSTEMATISATION DE LEURS RELATIONS). (J.) DARBELLAY : L'OBJECTIVITE' DU DROIT. (R.) DEKKERS : MOISE. (G.) DEL VECCHIO : SUR LA CROIX ROUGE. (J.) HALL : VERS UNE PHILOSOPHIE INTEGRATIVE DU DROIT. (N.) HAZARD : SOCIALISME SOVIETIQUE ET DROIT INTERNATIONAL PRIVE'. (H.) KELSEN : POSITIVISME JURIDIQUE ET DOCTRINE DU DROIT NATUREL. (J.) KUNZ :JEAN DABIN ET HANS KELSEN. (C.) MORRIS : SUR LA THEORIE POLITIQUE DE SPINOZA. (L.) MOREAU : NOTION ET SPECIFICITE' DU CONTENTIEUX ADMINISTRATIF. (E. W.) PATTERSON : L'INFLUENCE DES FAITS SUR LES JUGEMENTS DE VALEUR JURIDIQUE. (M.) REALE : LA SCIENCE DU DROIT SELON LA THEORIE TRIDIMENSIONNELLE DU DROIT. (J. G.) RENAULD : REFLEXIONS SUR L'OEUVRE DU PR
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OFESSEUR DABIN. (F.) RIGAUX : DROIT PUBLIC ET DROIT PRIVE' DANS L'ORDRE JURIDIQUE INTERNATIONAL. (P.)ROUBIER : DE LA LEGITIMITE' DES SITUATIONS JURIDIQUES. (R.) SAVATIER : OBSERVATIONS SUR LES MODES CONTEMPORAINS DE FORMATION DU DROIT POSITIF. (A.) TUNC :LOGIQUE ET POLITIQUE DANS L'ELABORATION DU DROIT, SPECIALEMENT EN MATIERE DE RESPONSABILITE' CIVILE. (J. J. M.) VAN DER VEN : VERS UNE PHILOSOPHIE DES DROITS DE L'HOMME. (M.) WALINE : EMPIRISME ET CONCEPTUALISME DANS LA METHODE JURIDIQUE : FAUT-IL TUER LES CATEGORIES JURIDIQUES? (E.) WOLF : ULRICH ZASIUS (1461- 1535), MOMUMENT HISTORIQUE OU EXEMPLE ACTUEL. (B. A.) WORTELEY : DROIT, LOI ET SOUVERAINETE'. ED. BRUYLANT 1963- 2 VOLUMES BROCHES. (PRIX POUR LES DEUX TOMES).
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ALEXANDER AB ALEXANDRO
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| Genialium dierum libri sex. Lugduni, apud Paulum Frellon, 1608
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Cm. 18, cc. (8) 353 (94) + 1 c.b. Bel marchio tip. al frontespizio in rosso e nero. Leg. coeva in piena pelle scamosciata; dorso a 3 grossi nervi con titoli ms. su tass. di carta. Tagli rossi. Minime mancanze alle cuffie ed al bordo inferiore dei piatti, macchiette alla legatura. Qualche trascurabile piccolo alone, peraltro ben conservato. Alessandro Alessandri (1461?-1523?), giureconsulto ed umanista napoletano, si rese celebre grazie a quest'opera storica, pregna di erudizione giuridica. Allievo di Filelfo e Calderino, l'A. esercitò precocemente la professione d'avvocato per poi rinunciarvi disgustato, riportano le biografie, più dall'iniquità dei giudizi che dalla difficoltà della scienza della legge. Questa è infatti un'opera d'erudizione e di filologia strutturata sui modelli delle opere di Aulo Gellio e Giovanni di Salisbury, commentata tra l'altro da Tiraqueau e Dionigi Gotofredo, in edizioni impresse nella seconda metà del Cinquecento. Cfr. Kvk. (S108)
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ALESSANDRI ab Alessandro.
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| ALEXANDRI AB ALEXANDRO, IURISPERITI NEAPOLITANI, GENIALIUM DIERUM LIBRI SEX, VARIA AC RECONDITA ERUDITIONE REFERTI. Parisiis, Apud Michaelem Sonnium, sub scuto Basiliensi, Via Jacobaea, 1570.
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"Nunc postremùm infinitis mendis quibus antea squallebat liber pulcherrimus, quanta fieri potuit diligentia perpurgati atque in pristinum nitorem restituti". Testo latino. Cm.15,5x10. Pg.272 non numerate, 768 numerate solo al recto. Legatura coeva allentata in piena pergamena molle, con titoli manoscritti al dorso. Marca tipografica al frontespizio, con incisione raffigurante un serpente avvolto tra le fiamme in medaglione con la dicitura "Quis contra nos". Cartigli e capilettera incisi. La carta 49 (numerata) è parzialmente staccata. Alessandro Alessandri (Napoli, 1461 circa - 1523), archeologo e giureconsulto di fama, studiò a Roma sotto Francesco Filelfo ed esercitò l'avvocatura nella città natale, per poi dedicarsi definitivamente agli studi classici e filologici. Fu Protonotario del Regno di Napoli e abate commendatario della Badia di Carbone dell'Ordine di San Basilio in Basilicata. Intrattenne fecondi rapporti con i maggiori umanisti dell'epoca, quali il Pontano e il Sannazzaro, e con l'Alciati e il Ferretti fu tra i precursori della scuola colta. La presente Opera, pubblicata la prima volta nel 1522 in Roma, rappresenta il suo testo principale, costruito sull'esempio delle "Notti attiche" di Aulo Gellio, dei "Saturnali" di Macrobio e del "Policratico" di Salisbury. In essa sostiene la tesi che le fonti romane necessitassero di continui riscontri con accurati studi storici e filologici. Andrea Tiraquelli ne citò le fonti nel commentario all'opera che compose nel 1586, il "Semestria". > Graesse, I, 68. Manca all'Adams e al Cicognara.
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BOERNER, C.G. - LEIPZIG
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Beschrieben von Carl Sonntag Jr. (Schm. K. 1461). Cover and spine damaged.. Wrs.
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| Catalogue XXI (1912): Kostbare Bucheinbände des XV. bis XIX. Jhrt.
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Wrs Beschrieben von Carl Sonntag Jr. (Schm. K. 1461). Cover and spine damaged.
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Nachrichten aus den Hauptquartieren
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| Feldblatt. Nr. 1158 - 1461.
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k. u. k. Armeeoberkommando, Feldpostamt 1918 o. A. Aufl., ca. 1000 S., Groß-8°, OHLeinen, lichtrandig, guter Zustand täglich erscheinende Berichte über die Kriegsgeschehnisse an der Front; die Nummern 1158 - 1461 bestehen in gebundener Form, sie sind im Zeitraum vom 1.Januar bis zum 31. Oktober 1918 erschienen; Nachrichten aus den Hauptquartieren meist bestehend aus 4 Seiten. ".Nur Abonnentenanfragen werden beantwortet. Weitergabe an Zivilpersonen ist unstatthaft." Es beinhaltet Berichte von den Fronten: z.B. Italienischer Kriegsschauplatz("Auf der Hochfläche von Asiago und im Gebiet des Monte Tomba herrschte tagsüber heftig Feuertätigkeit"), Südöstlicher Kriegsschauplatz ("."), Westlicher Kriegsschauplatz (.), Östlicher Kriegsschauplatz (.), Balkankriegsschauplatz (.), Irakfront (.), Persische Front (.), Kaukasusfront (.), Mazedonische Front (.), Rumänische Front (.), Sinai-Front (.), Dobrudscha-Front (.), Nord-Afrika (.) u. a. Und folgende Meldungen: Ansprache des Kaisers von Japan im Landtag, Einrichtung eines Kriegskomitees innerhalb des italienischen Kabinetts, Friedenshoffnungen in Amerika, Einschränkung des Industriebetriebes in Washington, Vormarsch der Weißen Garden auf Vyborg, Ein deutscher Dampfer von einem englischen Hilfskreuzer gekapert usw. (A0801)
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CICERO, Marcus Tullius and MARSO, Pietro.
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| De officiis libri tres, cum interpretatione Petri Marsi.
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France, [mid. XV century, 1461-1471?]. Manuscript on vellum. 8vo. 150 ll., plus 2 added ll, first with 12 line ex libris, second blank. Text, A8, B8 (lacking B7), C-I8, K8 (lacking K1), L-M8, N8+1 (N8-9 misbound), O8 (lacking O5), P-S8, T4 plus 3 probably ex 4 original blanks, 115mm. x 179mm., 20 lines ruled in red, 70mm. x 105mm., brown ink in two sizes in a fere-Humanistic minuscule, titles in red, numerous very fine 1-to-3 line initials in gold on cardinal background with calligraphic decoration, guide letters, capitals touched in yellow, copious interlinear and up to 92 line marginal 'glossae' surrounding text in dark brown ink in a tiny slightly later Gothic hand, paragraph marks alternatively in red and blue, incomplete 'Obsecro te' prayer added on two blanks following text in brown Bâtarde. Slight waterstain to upper margin of first and last gatherings not compromising text, some marginal and interlinear ms annotations at beginning in an early C16th cursive hand, C16th ms ex-libris of 'Johannis Boyvini' from Anjou and ink library stamp of the Séminaire de St. Sulpice in Paris on recto of *1, ink library stamp of Sir Thomas Phillipps (ms. 244) on free e-p, marbled pastedowns. A very elegant, lavishly commentated ms in C16th French calf, covers blind double ruled, central panel with four gilt corner fleurons and inner gilt double ruled lozenge, gilt emblem of Henry II of France as Dauphin in centre, rebacked c. 1800, gilt spine in 7 compartments, gilt title, Phillipp's small paper numbered label at tail, inner covers and corners restored, joints repaired, a.e.g., box case. A fascinating and very high quality XVth century manuscript, from the library of Henry II King of France (1519-1559), as Dauphin, in an elegant and precise fere-Humanistic hand, illuminated by numerous graceful initials. The profuse marginal and interlinear 'glossae', in a tiny and neat Gothic, were added later in the C15 century. Opening with an 8 leaf preface to Cardinal Francesco Gonzaga (1461), by Pietro Marso, the manuscript comprises Cicero's De Officiis, a philosophical and pedagogical treatise in three books on moral goodness, expediency and the conflict between right and expedience, written around 40 BC and addressed to his son Marco, then a student in Athens. Each book is introduced by a table of subjects. The table of contents ends with three brief poems, two tetrasticha by Guillaume Fichet and Johannes de Lapide, and eight elegiac couplets to "cunctis virtutum amatoribus", which were first printed in the version published at Paris in 1471-72 by Johannes de Lapide. Jean Heynlin, or de Lapide, and Guillaume Fichet were eminent humanists and pioneers of the Parisian press. Jean de Lapide set up his first firm 'dans les bâtiments de la Sorbonne' in 1469-70 with three German printers, Michael Friburger, Ulrich Gering and Martin Crantz. Fichet was the financial backer of the press from the beginning but he joined the 'firm' only in the spring of 1472. Both Lapide and Fichet were at the heart of the small circle of humanist figures who pioneered the French intellectual renaissance. It is possible that this manuscript was the model for the printed edition of 1471-72, which they published. The present ms. also contains the important commentary by the Italian philologist Pietro Marso (fl. ¾ of the XVth century), first published in Venice by B. de Tortis in 1481. The mystery of the work is contained in one name, "Ramonet Altissiodorensis" or Ramonet from Auxerre, and the mottos, repeated on some leaves, in red or blue capitals, "Barat par tout" or betrayal everywhere, and "Seur et Secret" or safe and secret. Whilst it has not been possible to identify Ramonet, the mottos would constitute good advice to a young prince against indiscretion and treason. The De Officiis was a classic schoolroom text from which centuries of schoolboys learned their Latin, Henri doubtless amongst them. Based on the philosophy of the Stoics it would have provided an admirable ethical course of instruction for the young ruler. Abelard used it in his teaching and most Ciceronian references in Dante are to the De Officiis. Provenance: From the library of Henry II of France, the ms belonged to Jean Boyvin (or Boivin) from Anjou in 1578, as the ms ex-libris on first leaf states. Jean Boyvin was probably a member of a very important family 'd'orfèvres' in Angers in XVIth century, the best representative of which was his son René (1525-1630), excellent engraver 'de l'école de Fontainebleau' and great portraitist of Henry II, Henry III and Henry IV. Curiously however the text of the ex libris appears to have been amended by the insertion of Boyvin's name but the earlier owner is not discernible. The Séminaire of St. Sulpice in Paris was established in 1642 on property at Issy-les-Moulineaux, belonging to Marguerite de Valois (1553-1615), also known as 'Queen Margot', Henry II and Catherine of Medici's daughter, Henry IV's wife. This handsome ms. on particularly fine, high quality vellum, was part of the remnant of the astonishing collection of Sir Thomas Phillipps (1792-1872), 'Bibliotheca Philippica', sold (after a century of sales) by his descendants by private treaty to New York bookdealer H. P. Kraus in 1978.
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Safâ, Zabîhollâh:
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Teheran, Ferdows/73, 1371 5 Bände (in 8). 18/716, 16/1128, 8/1461, 12/608 und 13/2012 S., OKst., OU., gutes Exemplar, OKst., OU., 5 Bände (in 8).
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CICERO, Marcus Tullius and MARSO, Pietro.
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| De officiis libri tres, cum interpretatione Petri Marsi.
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France, [mid. XV century, 1461-1471?]. Manuscript on vellum. 8vo. 150 ll., plus 2 added ll, first with 12 line ex libris, second blank. Text, A8, B8 (lacking B7), C-I8, K8 (lacking K1), L-M8, N8+1 (N8-9 misbound), O8 (lacking O5), P-S8, T4 plus 3 probably ex 4 original blanks, 115mm. x 179mm., 20 lines ruled in red, 70mm. x 105mm., brown ink in two sizes in a fere-Humanistic minuscule, titles in red, numerous very fine 1-to-3 line initials in gold on cardinal background with calligraphic decoration, guide letters, capitals touched in yellow, copious interlinear and up to 92 line marginal 'glossae' surrounding text in dark brown ink in a tiny slightly later Gothic hand, paragraph marks alternatively in red and blue, incomplete 'Obsecro te' prayer added on two blanks following text in brown Bâtarde. Slight waterstain to upper margin of first and last gatherings not compromising text, some marginal and interlinear ms annotations at beginning in an early C16th cursive hand, C16th ms ex-libris of 'Johannis Boyvini' from Anjou and ink library stamp of the Séminaire de St. Sulpice in Paris on recto of *1, ink library stamp of Sir Thomas Phillipps (ms. 244) on free e-p, marbled pastedowns. A very elegant, lavishly commentated ms in C16th French calf, covers blind double ruled, central panel with four gilt corner fleurons and inner gilt double ruled lozenge, gilt emblem of Henry II of France as Dauphin in centre, rebacked c. 1800, gilt spine in 7 compartments, gilt title, Phillipp's small paper numbered label at tail, inner covers and corners restored, joints repaired, a.e.g., box case. A fascinating and very high quality XVth century manuscript, from the library of Henry II King of France (1519-1559), as Dauphin, in an elegant and precise fere-Humanistic hand, illuminated by numerous graceful initials. The profuse marginal and interlinear 'glossae', in a tiny and neat Gothic, were added later in the C15 century. Opening with an 8 leaf preface to Cardinal Francesco Gonzaga (1461), by Pietro Marso, the manuscript comprises Cicero's De Officiis, a philosophical and pedagogical treatise in three books on moral goodness, expediency and the conflict between right and expedience, written around 40 BC and addressed to his son Marco, then a student in Athens. Each book is introduced by a table of subjects. The table of contents ends with three brief poems, two tetrasticha by Guillaume Fichet and Johannes de Lapide, and eight elegiac couplets to "cunctis virtutum amatoribus", which were first printed in the version published at Paris in 1471-72 by Johannes de Lapide. Jean Heynlin, or de Lapide, and Guillaume Fichet were eminent humanists and pioneers of the Parisian press. Jean de Lapide set up his first firm 'dans les bâtiments de la Sorbonne' in 1469-70 with three German printers, Michael Friburger, Ulrich Gering and Martin Crantz. Fichet was the financial backer of the press from the beginning but he joined the 'firm' only in the spring of 1472. Both Lapide and Fichet were at the heart of the small circle of humanist figures who pioneered the French intellectual renaissance. It is possible that this manuscript was the model for the printed edition of 1471-72, which they published. The present ms. also contains the important commentary by the Italian philologist Pietro Marso (fl. ¾ of the XVth century), first published in Venice by B. de Tortis in 1481. The mystery of the work is contained in one name, "Ramonet Altissiodorensis" or Ramonet from Auxerre, and the mottos, repeated on some leaves, in red or blue capitals, "Barat par tout" or betrayal everywhere, and "Seur et Secret" or safe and secret. Whilst it has not been possible to identify Ramonet, the mottos would constitute good advice to a young prince against indiscretion and treason. The De Officiis was a classic schoolroom text from which centuries of schoolboys learned their Latin, Henri doubtless amongst them. Based on the philosophy of the Stoics it would have provided an admirable
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Calmette, Joseph
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| Louis XI, Jean II et la révolution catalane (1461-1473)
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E. Privat, Toulouse 1903 Documentada y detallada historia de las relaciones entre Francia y Cataluña, desde el advenimiento de Luis XI, en 1461, hasta el Tratado de Perpignan de 1473, que puso fin a la revuelta catalana contra España. Historia de Cataluña. Historia de Francia. Historia de España. History of Catalonia. History of France. History of Spain. 4º, 612 p. Media piel, nervios, doble tejuelo, florones, hilos dorados.
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Green, John Richard
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Harper & Brothers. No Date, Circa late 1800s. Six volumes complete, Three quarter leather/marbled boards (and end-papers) with banded spines. All volumes in Fine, pristine condition with Top Edge Gilt. Fabulous history of the United Kingdom, illustrated with several color maps; very clean and tight, no markings at all. Vol. I, Early England (449-1461)/576 pages; Vol. II, The Monarchy and The Reformation (1461-1603)/500 pages; Vol. III, Puritan England and The Revolution (1603-1688)/451 pages; Vol. IV, The Revolution and Modern England (1683-1815); 519 pages; Vol. V, The Making of England/434 pages; Vol. VI, The Conquest of England/607 pages. A beautiful set, each leather spine decorated with gilt flowers.
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PITHOU PIERRE
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| Traitez des droits et libertez de l'Église Gallicane par M. Pierre Pithou, advocat en la Cour de Parlement | Remontrances faites au Roy Louys XI par sa Cour de Parlement, sur les Libertez de l'Église Gallicane, l'an 1461 | Mémoires dressez Pour le Roy Tres-Chrestien & l'Église Gallicane, par M. Mais
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1651 Viret, Cailloüé in-folio de 4 fnch.-601 p. (en réalité 501 par une erreur de pagination)-3 fnch. (table des matières), lettrines, bandeaux et culs de lampe plein veau moucheté épidermé, mors sup. et inf. du plat de dessus fendus, coiffes ab. dos à nerfs orné, double filet doré sur les plats, tranches marbrées, la feuille Ii est en double, qq. brunissures.
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| Dimensio graduum meridiani Viennensis et Hungarici. Wien, A. Bernardi 1770. 4º. 11 Bll., 262 S., 1 Bl. mit 10 gefalt. Kupfertafeln Ldr. d. Zt. mit Rsch.
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Koch, Jesuiten-Lexikon 1104 - Poggendorff I, 1461.- Erste Ausgabe.- Der in Graz geborene Jesuit J. Liesganing (1719-1799) war Mathematiker und Astronom an der Wiener Jesuitensternwarte. Im Auftrag Maria Theresias begann er1762 mit der ãMessung eines Bogens im Wiener Meridian...; bis 1766 vermaß er mit Hilfe astronomischer Beobachtungen und einer auf zwei Basislinien aufbauenden Triangulationskette einen Bogen von fast drei Breitengraden zwischen Mähren (Brünn) und Kroatien (Varasdin) und im Jahre 1766 noch einen zweiten Meridianbogen in Ungarn (Kecskemeter Heide).“ (Austria picta S.81). Die Ergebnisse veröffentlichte er in vorliegendem Werk.- Die Tafeln mit Abbildungen von Vermessungsinstrumenten (4) und Triangulationskarten (3).- Titel mit gelöscht. Stempel, leicht gebräunt od. etw. stockfleckig, Rücken mit geringen Wurmspuren, insges. schönes Ex.
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