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| Nicolaus de Lyra : Glossae in Bibliam.
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Roma. Sweynheim & Pannartz. 1471. Folio. 2 s. Med en større og en mindre initial i henholdsvis rødt og blått.
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CANDOLLE, Augustin Pyramus de.
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| Icones Plantarum Galliae Rariorum nempè incertarum aut nondum delineatarum. Paris, 1808. Imperial 4to. With 50 engraved plates, designed by Turpin (43) and Poiteau (7), and engraved by Plée and V. Plée fils. Modern half black morocco.
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viii, 16 pp. BMC NH, p. 310; Cat. Lindley Libr., p. 70; GFB, p. 53; Nissen, BBI 322; Plesch, p. 170; Pritzel 1471; Stafleu & Cowan 989; DSB III, pp. 43-45. First and only edition of the only published instalment of a work on French botany by Augustin Pyramus de Candolle (1778-1841). Candolle was a well-known botanist, author of the famous Liliaceae . He undertook botanical expeditions already at the age of 14. Growing up Candolle became acquainted with important natural scientists and botanists, such as Jean Pierre Vaucher and Horace-Bénédict de Saussure. He lived in Paris from 1800 until 1808, when he was called to Montpellier to the chair of botany at the École de Médecine and the Faculté de Sciences. In 1816 he accepted a chair in natural history in Geneva. Candolle is the author of nearly 180 memoirs and other works, and at his death he left some forty unfinished manuscripts. "The world's botanists have shown their admiration of and gratitude to the Genevan naturalist by dedicating more than 300 plants to his memory: one family (Candolleaceae) and two genera (Candollea and Candollina) have been named for him" (DSB). Engraved armorial bookplate of Count Goblet d'Alviella. Very good copy, upper right corner of last 30 plates sl. dam. not approaching the printed image, last leaf backed with paper. Very good copy, of a well illustrated flora by a major French botanist.
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DE BEHAULT de Dornon.
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| Bruges, sejour d'exil des Rois d'Angleterre Edouard IV
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. (1471) et Charles II (1656-1658). Sur e.a. La Gilde des Arbaletriers de Saint, George et de Saint-Denis. "Dames Anglaises". Genealogie des familles Lanchals, de Grass, Adornes, Gruuthuse, etc.. Bien complet avec du volume I et II avec, 40 et 92 planches hors-texte avec armoiries, chateaux, portraits, Maison des, Archers, Zeven Torren, Gruuthuse, etc.. Bruges,1931,481 Pages. Volume I et II, avec les planches sur papier couche. Bruxelles,1931. Ensemble tres rare !
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SVETONIUS TRANQUILLUS Caius
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| Vitae XII Caesarum.
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(Venetiis), Nicolaus Jenson, 1471, in-4, ff. 162 (su 164, mancando gli ultimi 2 ff. bianchi.) senzanumeraz. né segnatura, leg. settecentesca p. perg., doppio tass. con titolo oro al dorso. F.1r.: «Versus Ausonii in libros Svetonii…/ Caii Svetonii Tranquilli De Vita. XII./ Caesarum Liber primus Divus Iulius / Caesar incipit foeliciter.»; f. 162 v., secondo colophon: «Hoc ego nicoleos gallus cognomine ienson Impressi…M.CCCC.LXXI.». Una delle migliori produzioni di Jenson, impressa con un raffinato carettere tondo che rese celebre questo stampatore. Terza edizione, decisamente più bella, benché meno rara, delle due impresse a Roma l’anno precedente, di quest’opera della classicità latina. Ottimo esempl. su carta forte, con i passi in greco, lasciati bianchi nel testo, vergati da mano coeva, come pure i capilettera e le chiose aggiunti a penna nei margini dei fogli. BMC V, 170. Goff S-817; HC 15117*; Proctor 4070. IGI V, 127.
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KEMPIS, THOMAS À:
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| De christo imitando liber i-iv. Ex latino in arabicum sermonem versus a P.F. Coelestino a S. Liduina, carmelia discalceato. Recudi curavit Io. Henr. Callenberg. Parts i-iv. Four volumes. Halae 1738-39.
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Pp. (xviii), 96; (iv), 56; (xiv), 218; (50). Part four has no Latin title (maybe missing?). Complete in four volumes, with text in Arabic, parts i-iii have also Latin titles. Bound in beautiful contemporary marbled papers, with different patterns but with matching colours. A lovely set. Thomas À Kempis (1380-1471) resided at the Augustine Monastery of Mount St. Agnes where his was ordained priest in 1414. He became famous for this celebrated devotional treatise "The Imitation of God" which was first published anonymously. It went through numerous editions and translated into many languages. This is a reprint of the Rome 1663 edition with the exception of a few passages about the Roman Catholic cult and of the Latin preface. Callenberg obtained a copy of the original Rome edition and arranged with this reprint. The Arabic translation was prepared by Petrus Golius, brother of the famous Leiden professor Jacob Golius. Schnurrer 288. Zenker BO i, 1597.
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CANDOLLE, Augustin Pyramus de.
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| Icones Plantarum Galliae Rariorum nempè incertarum aut nondum delineatarum. Paris, 1808. Imperial 4to. With 50 engraved plates, designed by Turpin (43) and Poiteau (7), and engraved by Plée and V. Plée fils. Modern half black morocco.
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viii, 16 pp. BMC NH, p. 310; Cat. Lindley Libr., p. 70; GFB, p. 53; Nissen, BBI 322; Plesch, p. 170; Pritzel 1471; Stafleu & Cowan 989; DSB III, pp. 43-45. First and only edition of the only published instalment of a work on French botany by Augustin Pyramus de Candolle (1778-1841). Candolle was a well-known botanist, author of the famous Liliaceae. He undertook botanical expeditions already at the age of 14. Growing up Candolle became acquainted with important natural scientists and botanists, such as Jean Pierre Vaucher and Horace-Bénédict de Saussure. He lived in Paris from 1800 until 1808, when he was called to Montpellier to the chair of botany at the École de Médecine and the Faculté de Sciences. In 1816 he accepted a chair in natural history in Geneva. Candolle is the author of nearly 180 memoirs and other works, and at his death he left some forty unfinished manuscripts. "The world's botanists have shown their admiration of and gratitude to the Genevan naturalist by dedicating more than 300 plants to his memory: one family (Candolleaceae) and two genera (Candollea and Candollina) have been named for him" (DSB). Engraved armorial bookplate of Count Goblet d'Alviella. Very good copy, upper right corner of last 30 plates sl. dam. not approaching the printed image, last leaf backed with paper. Very good copy, of a well illustrated flora by a major French botanist.
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NICOLAUS de Lyra.
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| Postilla super totam Bibliam.
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In folio ( 400x285 mm ).Carte 445 ( di 450:mancano due carte preliminari con il titolo e l'Incipit,due carte del testo,e la carta finale di testo col colophon ),Caratteri romani,46 linee.Un buco alla prima carta con perdita di circa dieci parole,qualche macchia,qualche foro di tarlo,ma esemplare in condizioni originali a margini originali stampato su carta forte,legato in pergamena del primo Cinquecento,restauro al dorso,titolo calligrafico. ( Roma,Arnoldus Pannartz et Conradus Sweynheym in domo Petri de Maximis, 18 Nov.1471 Prima edizione incunabula.E' il primo dei cinque volumi dell'Opera di Nicolaus de Lyre che gli allievi di Gutenberg pubblicarono fra il 1471 ed il 1472.Entambi alla bottega diGutemberg,lo Sweynheym, di Magonza,esperto nell'incisione dei punzoni,della fusione dei caratteri...Hain,10363;Goff,N,131 elenca 12 copie nelle biblioteche americane,quasi tutte di un volume soltanto e spesso scomplete.IGI,6818.
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TOMMASO DA KEMPIS (THOMAS VON KEMPEN 1380 - 1471).
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| DE IMITATIONE CHRISTI LIBRI QUATUOR. VENETIIS PEZZANA NICOLAUM STAMPATORE 1745 - MDCCXLV
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Auctore Thoma a Kempis Canonico Regulari Ordinis D. Augustini. Ad Autographum emendati; Opera, ac Studio Henrici Sommalii e' Societate Jesu. Editio ultima prioribus castigatior, ac novis imaginibus decorata. Ventisette incisioni nel testo, frontespizio decorato da vignetta incisa. Breve biografia dell'Autore all'inizio del volume. Esemplare in ottime condizioni di conservazione. Legatura coeva in piena pelle, dorso con cinque nervi ornato da fregi floreali in oro perfettamente conservati, pp. 26, 436, 34, in 8 piccolo
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DURER A.
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Xaver Leopold. 1982 Grand format. F.Xaver Leopold. En allemand. 1982.
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DE BEHAULT de Dornon.
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. (1471) et Charles II (1656-1658). Sur e.a. La Gilde des Arbaletriers de Saint, George et de Saint-Denis. "Dames Anglaises". Genealogie des familles Lanchals, de Grass, Adornes, Gruuthuse, etc.. Bien complet avec du volume I et II avec, 40 et 92 planches hors-texte avec armoiries, chateaux, portraits, Maison des, Archers, Zeven Torren, Gruuthuse, etc.. Bruges,1931,481 Pages. Volume I et II, avec les planches sur papier couche. Bruxelles,1931. Ensemble tres rare !
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KEMPIS, THOMAS À:
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| De christo imitando liber i-iv. Ex latino in arabicum sermonem versus a P.F. Coelestino a S. Liduina, carmelia discalceato. Recudi curavit Io. Henr. Callenberg. Parts i-iv. Four volumes. Halae 1738-39.
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Pp. (xviii), 96; (iv), 56; (xiv), 218; (50). Part four has no Latin title (maybe missing?). Complete in four volumes, with text in Arabic, parts i-iii have also Latin titles. Bound in beautiful contemporary marbled papers, with different patterns but with matching colours. A lovely set. Thomas À Kempis (1380-1471) resided at the Augustine Monastery of Mount St. Agnes where his was ordained priest in 1414. He became famous for this celebrated devotional treatise "The Imitation of God" which was first published anonymously. It went through numerous editions and translated into many languages. This is a reprint of the Rome 1663 edition with the exception of a few passages about the Roman Catholic cult and of the Latin preface. Callenberg obtained a copy of the original Rome edition and arranged with this reprint. The Arabic translation was prepared by Petrus Golius, brother of the famous Leiden professor Jacob Golius. Schnurrer 288. Zenker BO i, 1597.
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| HEALTH INFORMATION AND LIBRARIES JOURNAL Vols. 1-23. Oxford, 1984-2006. Partly reprint.
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. . Teilserien und Einzelbände auf Anfrage lieferbar. 1471-1834
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de Laclos Pierre Choderlos
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| Les liaisons dangereuses (2 volumes)
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Parijs Illustration Le Barbier, Monnet, Gérard, fragonard fils et Deveria, notice de Jacques Guignard, exemplaar 1471 206pp
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SVETONIUS TRANQUILLUS CAIUS
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| VITAE XII CAESARUM.
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(Venetiis), Nicolaus Jenson, 1471, in-4, ff. 162 (su 164, mancando gli ultimi 2 ff. bianchi.) senza numeraz. ne' segnatura, leg. settecentesca p. perg., doppio tass. con titolo oro al dorso. F.1r.: Versus Ausonii in libros Svetonii/ Caii Svetonii Tranquilli De Vita. XII./ Caesarum Liber primus Divus Iulius / Caesar incipit foeliciter.'; f. 162 v., secondo colophon: Hoc ego nicoleos gallus cognomine ienson ImpressiM.CCCC.LXXI.'. Una delle migliori produzioni di Jenson, impressa con un raffinato carettere tondo che rese celebre questo stampatore. Terza edizione, decisamente piu' bella, benche' meno rara, delle due impresse a Roma lanno precedente, di questopera della classicita' latina. Ottimo esempl. su carta forte, con i passi in greco, lasciati bianchi nel testo, vergati da mano coeva, come pure i capilettera e le chiose aggiunti a penna nei margini dei fogli. BMC V, 170. Goff S-817; HC 15117*; Proctor 4070. IGI V, 127.
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Calpurnius Siculus (Titus)
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| Bucolica]. Begins: C. Calphurnii carme[n] bucolicu[m] incipit feliciter.
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[Rome: Conradus Sweynheym & Arnoldus Pannartz]. , not before 5 April, 1471 38 lines, type 115R., capital spaces, single wormhole running through, small stain to the margin of the first two leaves, ownership inscriptions on the front endpaper, slip identifying the work and giving a reference to Boxhorn in a seventeenth century manuscript hand, pasted in to face the first leaf, 15 leaves [ff. 166-180], folio early twentieth century red half morocco, the backstrip lettered vertically in gilt, by Maltby with their stamp inside the front cover, bookplates, good Profoundly influential, Conradus Sweynheym and Arnoldus Pannartz, introduced the art of printing to Italy, where they produced Cicero's De Oratore in 1465 at a Benedictine abbey in Subiaco on the outskirts of Rome. The set of types they used (Typ.1:120R) is said to have been the first Roman type, and later, Ashendene Press printed books using an imitation of this typeface. Their work also influenced William Morris. Sweynheym and Pannartz moved to Rome in 1467, and by 1475 they had printed 50 works using a new Roman type. They intended, according to their own list of publications, that the above work was bound after Silius Italicus. Punica (5 April, 1471), 165 leaves, and followed by Hesiod. Opera, 12 leaves, making 194 ununumbered leaves in all. Provenance: The inscription on the endpaper is that of Cuthbert Hamilton Turner, Magdelen College, Oxford, 925. Turner, ecclesiastical historian and New Testament scholar, 1860-1930, spent his mature life in Oxford as a research fellow. The bookplate (by Emery Walker), is that of John Waynflete Carter, who also inscribed it, at the foot of the endpaper, with a note, in Latin, stating that the book was bought from Blackwell’s and bound by Maltby’s. This is John Carter, the well-known bibliographer and bookseller, 1905-1975. In addition there is a note which explains what how the work was issued by Sweynheym and Pannartz. Goff S503; BMC IV 13; Hain 14733 (Silius only)] [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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CORNELIUS NEPOS
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| Vitae imperatorum. Venice, Nicolaus Jenson, 8 March
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4to. 263 x 186mm. 53 (last blank) ff. (of 54, lacking first blank). Roman type, 32 lines (184 x 105mm.), capital spaces. Early 18th century English red morocco bound for Thomas Herbert, 8th Earl of Pembroke, covers with gilt border of dentelles and fleurons at the corners, spine richly gilt in compartments, paper label at foot of spine, gilt edges (joints rubbed). 1471. The Pembroke Copy of the first edition of the Roman historian and biographer Cornelius Nepos' Vitae, an early Jenson printing in his "perfect" roman type. "The Roman type employed by Jenson is the most beautiful ever cut and with him printing suddenly attained its perfection just five years after the introduction of that art into Italy. His books have served as an inspiration and a model to most of the fine presses established in England and elsewhere during the period of the revival of typography as an art, from the 1890's onwards." (The Italian Book 1465-1900, Catalogue of an exhibition, National Book League, 1953, no. 8).Published, as usual, under the name of Aemilius Probus this surviving fragment of Nepos' work contains 25 lives in all, mostly of Greek generals such as Themistocles, Miltiades, Epaminondas and Pausanias, but also including Hannibal and Hamilcar.The Earls of Pembroke were patrons of learning and the arts for several generations. However, the choicer and more important part of the library was acquired mainly by Thomas Herbert, eighth Earl of Pembroke (1656-1733). He held high office in various capacities - for example, Lord Privy Seal and First Lord of the Admiralty - and was associated in politics with two other famous bibliophiles, Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, and Charles Spencer, Earl of Sunderland. His son, Henry, the ninth Earl, though chiefly interested in architecture, also added to the library with works in that field and in numismatics.The Pembroke library, "hardly contained anything but incunabula, selected with great judgement and an obvious desire to combine the earliest monuments of typography with the first editions of the classics" (De Ricci, English Collectors, (1930), pp. 40-41). De Ricci also notes (p. 33) that Thomas Herbert along with Robert Harley, Charles Spencer and William, second Duke of Devonshire, "are the first great collectors of early-printed books, not only in England but in Europe, for the first time in history, large sums of money were expended on the gathering of incunabula and, to the present day, we are still to a certain extent dependent on the admirable stores accumulated by these wealthy pioneers".Provenance:1.) Unidentified 16th? century ink ownership inscription at foot of first page, rubbed out, a few marginal annotations in an early hand. 2.) Thomas Herbert, 8th Earl of Pembroke, with a Pembroke binding and shelf-mark "Kc.7.", and paper shelf-label at foot of spine with call no. "Gg 4o", sold at Sotheby's 25 June 1914, lot 72, £85 to Quaritch (pencil collation note by F.S. Ferguson dated 2 July 1914). 3.) C.S. Ascherson with his printed label inside back-cover. 4.) Edward Hilton Young, first Baron Kennet (1879-1960), politician and writer, with his armorial bookplate inside front cover, bought from Davis & Orioli 1941.A single wormhole at top edge of upper margin for first few leaves, one or two leaves with very light marginal foxing otherwise an exceptionally clean, wide-margined copy.BMC V, p. 167. H* 5733. IGI 3211. Goff C-915.
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21 planches d'Albrecht Durer (1471-1528)
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*, 153. Xaver Leopold. Durer. 21 planches d'Albrecht Durer (1471-1528)-Grand format. F.Xaver Leopold. En allemand. 1982. ISBN: *.
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| EINE LUSTIGE DISPUTATION, eines gefangnen, einfeltigen, und ungelerten Bawren, mit Namen B. Nicolaus, In einem Synodo geschehen, in Böhemen, An(n)o 1471 mit den Pfaffen der Römischen seyten. Von dem Blut unsers Herren Jesu Christi, Daß es den Layen auch solte zu trincken gereicht und gegeben werden. Auß Böhemischer Sprach auffs trewlichste verdeutscht. Durch Martinum Peonium. O.O., Dr. u. J.
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(Nürnberg ?, um ). 1560 Kl.-4to. 16 Bl. (das letzte weiß). Mit großem Titelholzschnitt. Neue Br. (durchgehend leicht gebräunt, einige Bl. mit hinterlegter Randfehlstelle bzw. -einriss ohne Textverlust). (WR 01-115) Der arme Böhmische Bauer bringt das hohe Inquisitions-Kollegium, bestehend aus dem obersten Landesbischof, einem Doktor aus Krumau (Krumlov) und 20 vom Römischen Stuhl verordneten Pfaffen durch seinen unerschrockenen Glaubensmut und eulenspiegelhaften Witz in arge Verlegenheit. Später sollen sogar zwei der römischen Pfaffen zum Glauben gefunden haben. Obwohl Zeit, Ort und Umstände näher angegeben sind, am Ende auch versichert wird, dass "also inn der Warheit alles geschehen", dürfte es sich wohl nicht um ein historisches Ereignis gehandelt haben. Goedeke führte den zwischen 1546(?) und 1561 mehrfach gedruckten Disput unter der Rubrik 'Kirchliche Volksdichtung'. Der Holzschnitt zeigt, wie der gefesselte Bauer vom Henker drei Geistlichen vorgeführt wird.- Kuczynski 592; Goed. II, 274,77; vgl. Hohenemser 4019 f; dieser Druck nicht im VD 16 (vgl. L 3292 ff).
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GÜNTHER, JÿRN - HAMBURG.
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| Catalogue 2/1995: Fünfundfünfzig Frühe Deutsche Drucke (1471-1554).
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Folio. 180pp. Contains 53 items, each with a full-page illustration in colour. Alphabetical index, index of printing place, bibliography. Cloth. Dustjacket. Pricelist inserted. In original cardboard slipcase.*Magnificent catalogue.
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CORNELIUS NEPOS
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4to. 263 x 186mm. 53 (last blank) ff. (of 54, lacking first blank). Roman type, 32 lines (184 x 105mm.), capital spaces. Early 18th century English red morocco bound for Thomas Herbert, 8th Earl of Pembroke, covers with gilt border of dentelles and fleurons at the corners, spine richly gilt in compartments, paper label at foot of spine, gilt edges (joints rubbed). 1471. The Pembroke Copy of the first edition of the Roman historian and biographer Cornelius Nepos' Vitae, an early Jenson printing in his "perfect" roman type. "The Roman type employed by Jenson is the most beautiful ever cut and with him printing suddenly attained its perfection just five years after the introduction of that art into Italy. His books have served as an inspiration and a model to most of the fine presses established in England and elsewhere during the period of the revival of typography as an art, from the 1890's onwards." (The Italian Book 1465-1900, Catalogue of an exhibition, National Book League, 1953, no. 8). Published, as usual, under the name of Aemilius Probus this surviving fragment of Nepos' work contains 25 lives in all, mostly of Greek generals such as Themistocles, Miltiades, Epaminondas and Pausanias, but also including Hannibal and Hamilcar. The Earls of Pembroke were patrons of learning and the arts for several generations. However, the choicer and more important part of the library was acquired mainly by Thomas Herbert, eighth Earl of Pembroke (1656-1733). He held high office in various capacities - for example, Lord Privy Seal and First Lord of the Admiralty - and was associated in politics with two other famous bibliophiles, Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, and Charles Spencer, Earl of Sunderland. His son, Henry, the ninth Earl, though chiefly interested in architecture, also added to the library with works in that field and in numismatics. The Pembroke library, "hardly contained anything but incunabula, selected with great judgement and an obvious desire to combine the earliest monuments of typography with the first editions of the classics" (De Ricci, English Collectors, (1930), pp. 40-41). De Ricci also notes (p. 33) that Thomas Herbert along with Robert Harley, Charles Spencer and William, second Duke of Devonshire, "are the first great collectors of early-printed books, not only in England but in Europe, for the first time in history, large sums of money were expended on the gathering of incunabula and, to the present day, we are still to a certain extent dependent on the admirable stores accumulated by these wealthy pioneers". Provenance:1.) Unidentified 16th? century ink ownership inscription at foot of first page, rubbed out, a few marginal annotations in an early hand. 2.) Thomas Herbert, 8th Earl of Pembroke, with a Pembroke binding and shelf-mark "Kc.7.", and paper shelf-label at foot of spine with call no. "Gg 4o", sold at Sotheby's 25 June 1914, lot 72, £85 to Quaritch (pencil collation note by F.S. Ferguson dated 2 July 1914). 3.) C.S. Ascherson with his printed label inside back-cover. 4.) Edward Hilton Young, first Baron Kennet (1879-1960), politician and writer, with his armorial bookplate inside front cover, bought from Davis & Orioli 1941. A single wormhole at top edge of upper margin for first few leaves, one or two leaves with very light marginal foxing otherwise an exceptionally clean, wide-margined copy. BMC V, p. 167. H* 5733. IGI 3211. Goff C-915.
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LACTANTIUS, Lucius Coelius Firmianus
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| Lactantii Firmiani de divinis institutionibus adversus gentes. Rubricae primi libri incipiut.
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Folio, 216ll (of 218), 38 lines to a full page, leaf 12 (recto) has an early decorative border, coloured blue, red and brown and the capital letter (ëMí) is embellished and coloured; at some time this copy has been washed as there are the faint remains in margins of very early (16th century?) annotations and a light grey ëleachí mark on the borders of most pages, a few leaves with neat and barely visible strengthening to the inner margin and occasional remains of glue showing as a small brown stain; however this is a crisp copy with large margins, bound in later, but not recent, vellum with red morocco label on spine. (Venice?), Adam de Ambergrau, 1471. Lactantius was an eminent father of the early church and was a Christian in the reign of Dioclesian, but is thought to have been as African by birth who was appointed by Dioclesian to teach rhetoric and was later appointed by the Emperor Constantine to teach his son Crispus. His principal work is ëInstitutiones Divinalí produced in response to two heathen authors who attacked Christianity.
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Strauss, W. L.
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| The complete drawings of Albrecht Dürer 1471-1528. 6 Bde. New York 1974. 4to. 3352 S. Mit 2276 Abb. Orig.-Leinenbde.
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. . Das komplette Werkverzeichnis sämtlicher Dürer Zeichnungen. Jeweils mit ausführlichen Kommentaren und Literaturangaben. - Freitag 2556.
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(LYRA, NICOLAUS DE, COMMENT.)
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Nürnberg, Anton Koberger, 6 september. Single leaf. 2°. Size 24 x 34 cm. Matted in white cardboard frame. Biblia Latina P. IV. With the "Postilla litteralis" by Nicolaus de Lyra, "Expositiones prologurum" by Guilelmus Brito, "Additiones ad Postillam Nicolai de Lyra" by Paulus Burgensis and Replicae contra Burgensem by Matthias Doering. Leaf from: St. Paul the Apostle, Second Letter to the Corinthians. Leaf CCV/ cc 5. Beautifully printed. Text 2 colums, 19 (recto) and 23 (verso) lines. Commentary 2 columns, 71 lines. Rubricated in red and blue and with red and blue lombards. Nicolaus Lyranus (Vieille Lyre, Normandy, ca 1270 - 1349) was a French Franciscan, a doctor at the Sorbonne in Paris and one of the foremost medieval exegetes. His main work, the "Postillae perpetuae in universam S. Scripturam", was the first printed Bible commentary. Nicolai's exegesis was strongly influenced by the commentaries of St. Thomas of Aquino. The Editio Princeps appeared in 1471 in Rome, and was reprinted many times. The "Postilla" remained the most influential exegesis-manual in the next centuries and Luther used it too. A fine leaf.
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Valla, Lorenzo (Laurentius Valla, 1405-57).
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| De linguae latinae elegantia: et de ego, mei, tui et sui.
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Venice: Nicolaus Jenson 1471. Folio; 18 1/2 inches x 13 1/2 in., 200 printed leaves; 1 of the 2 blanks is present (the second of the two blanks at the end is lacking)Rubricated initial letters. Full, dark blue, straight-grain morocco with six sets of double raised bands on the spine, gilt-lettered titling in compartments, richly gilt design in compartments, elaborate gilt tooled borders around the covers, gilt inner dentelles, by P. Bozerian jeune, with his name stamped near the base of the spine, all edges gilt, headbands, pink silk bookmarker ribbon; brown endpapers with the printed label of English medieval manuscript & book collector: George Dunn of Woolley Hall, near Maidenhead (1865-1912), and the armorial book label of J. Gomez de la Cortina, Marquis of Morante (1805-1868), a noted Spanish Book collector, refered to in the catalogue entry present in this copy. A copy that belonged to famous French bibliographer, expert on Aldines, and book collector, Antoine Augustin Renouard (1765-1853). In a binding by P. Bozerian jeune (who worked, ca. 1805-15). From an early printed catalogue entry, in this copy: "Edition rarissime et la plus complete. Magnifique exemplaire de Renouard, tres-grand de marges et parfaitement conserve. M. de Morante a consacre a Lorenzo Valla une longue et savante notice dans son Catalogue (tome VI)." The binding corners show light wear. Stillwell V47, p. 547; Hain 15802. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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HERMES TRISMEGESTUS.
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| Corpus Hermeticum [i.e. De Potestate et Sapientia Dei].
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Geradrus de Lisa, de Flandria 18 December 1471, Treviso First edition. Octavo (8 x 5 inches). [56] leaves. [A-G8]. With 4-line initial in red on A2r, with a small initial and a paragraph mark also in red.Early 19th century straight-grain blue morocco, spine lettered in gilt, raised bands, gilt inner dentelles, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. Quarter blue morocco clamshell case with gilt spine lettering. One of the hand-colored initial with a bit of bleeding but otherwise a beautiful copy of this vastly important title. Very rare first edition of what may be considered the premier work of ÒThe Perennial Philosophy,Ó reintroduced to Europe after an absence of over a thousand years, presenting the wisdom of the ancients to the growing consciousness of the Renaissance. The Corpus Hermeticum, a core book of any collection of philosophy, metaphysics, Renaissance thought, alchemy or magic, embodies a later form of Platonism, mixed with Gnostic, Hebraic, Mithraic, and ancient Egyptian traditions. When this edition was printed for the first time in the 15th century, it was believed to have been written by the philosopher king and priest of ancient Egypt Thoth (Hermes in Greek), god of wisdom and patron of astrology a and alchemy. The intellectuals of the Renaissance deemed the Corpus to be the Òprimordial fount of Wisdom,Ó and the specific source on which Platonic philosophy was based. The specific text is a series of short dialogues written around 300 A.D. It was cited by St. Augustine, then lost for a millennium during the darkness of the middle ages. Rediscovered in 1461, the manuscript was purchased by Cosimo de Medici, who ordered its translation by Ficino. It was the first published work by Ficino, the great Renaissance translator of Plato and Plotinus, and superseded his work on the actual texts of Plato. Furthermore, it appears to be the first lost work of antiquity to be printed. The Corpus had profound influence on Renaissance thought, and was widely disseminated, being printed more than twenty times before 1600. Standing in marked contrast to Christian Scholasticism, the work quickly found favor with the humanist mainstream. The study of the Corpus was recommended by Patrizzi to Pope Gregory XIV as containing "more philosophy than all the works of Aristotle taken together". Casaubon realised that it was of a later date, putting it around the first to second century CE. He thought that the treatment of subjects also found in early Christian literature meant an influence there from, but instead there was a similarity of thought in Christian and Pagan Platonists of that time. The unfortunate result of Casaubon's scholarship was that, shorn of the esteem due to ancient texts, the early C.E. Corpus largely fell from consideration. In the early part of the twentieth century the Corpus again came to prominence with Reitzenstein's Poimandres and G.R.S. Mead's translation and sympathetic study. Even Flinders Petrie contributed a theory on the dating of the collection, although his suggestion that the period between 500 and 200 B.C.E. as likely was not taken seriously. Scott made the important point that the texts do not represent a joint body of doctrine but only "a certain general similarity". They treat of many religious and philosophical topics, with even a cursory reading confirming Scott's observation.More visibly, and perhaps more significantly to todayÕs scholars, the Corpus Hermeticum gave birth to a new age of alternative spirituality, leading to both Platonicized interpretations of Christianity and Christian study of the Kabbalah, and further stimulating wide interest in Òspiritual magicÓ (i.e. theurgy) and alchemy. The Corpus Hermeticum is very rare in private hands, and indeed the 1471 first edition is missing from many institutional collections. Goff H-77
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Butler (John K.) & Leigh Brackett
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| THE VAMPIRE'S GHOST. [Screenplay]
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Legal sized, two brads, no wrappers, 71 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only, slightly soiled. Undated, production #1471. The 1945 film was directed by Lesley Selander and starred John Abbot and Charles Gordon. The 1945 film was the first script by Leigh Brackett to be produced and immediately preceded the production of her script for the Noir classic, THE BIG SLEEP. Brackett's other screenplays include RIO BRAVO (1959), EL DORADO (1967), and the first version of THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) which was unfinished at the time of her death.
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HERMES TRISMEGESTUS
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Treviso: Geradrus de Lisa, de Flandria, 18 December 1471. First edition. Octavo (8 ! x 5 ! inches). [56] leaves. [A-G8]. With 4-line initial in red on A2r, with a small initial and a paragraph mark also in red.Early 19th century straight-grain blue morocco, spine lettered in gilt, raised bands, gilt inner dentelles, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. Quarter blue morocco clamshell case with gilt spine lettering. One of the hand-colored initial with a bit of bleeding but otherwise a beautiful copy of this vastly important title. Very rare first edition of what may be considered the premier work of The Perennial Philosophy, reintroduced to Europe after an absence of over a thousand years, presenting the wisdom of the ancients to the growing consciousness of the Renaissance. The Corpus Hermeticum, a core book of any collection of philosophy, metaphysics, Renaissance thought, alchemy or magic, embodies a later form of Platonism, mixed with Gnostic, Hebraic, Mithraic, and ancient Egyptian traditions. When this edition was printed for the first time in the 15th century, it was believed to have been written by the philosopher king and priest of ancient Egypt Thoth (Hermes in Greek), god of wisdom and patron of astrology a and alchemy. The intellectuals of the Renaissance deemed the Corpus to be the primordial fount of Wisdom, and the specific source on which Platonic philosophy was based. The specific text is a series of short dialogues written around 300 A.D. It was cited by St. Augustine, then lost for a millennium during the darkness of the middle ages. Rediscovered in 1461, the manuscript was purchased by Cosimo de Medici, who ordered its translation by Ficino. It was the first published work by Ficino, the great Renaissance translator of Plato and Plotinus, and superseded his work on the actual texts of Plato. Furthermore, it appears to be the first lost work of antiquity to be printed. The Corpus had profound influence on Renaissance thought, and was widely disseminated, being printed more than twenty times before 1600. Standing in marked contrast to Christian Scholasticism, the work quickly found favor with the humanist mainstream. The study of the Corpus was recommended by Patrizzi to Pope Gregory XIV as containing "more philosophy than all the works of Aristotle taken together". Casaubon realised that it was of a later date, putting it around the first to second century CE. He thought that the treatment of subjects also found in early Christian literature meant an influence there from, but instead there was a similarity of thought in Christian and Pagan Platonists of that time. The unfortunate result of Casaubon's scholarship was that, shorn of the esteem due to ancient texts, the early C.E. Corpus largely fell from consideration. In the early part of the twentieth century the Corpus again came to prominence with Reitzenstein's Poimandres and G.R.S. Mead's translation and sympathetic study. Even Flinders Petrie contributed a theory on the dating of the collection, although his suggestion that the period between 500 and 200 B.C.E. as likely was not taken seriously. Scott made the important point that the texts do not represent a joint body of doctrine but only "a certain general similarity". They treat of many religious and philosophical topics, with even a cursory reading confirming Scott's observation.More visibly, and perhaps more significantly to today s scholars, the Corpus Hermeticum gave birth to a new age of alternative spirituality, leading to both Platonicized interpretations of Christianity and Christian study of the Kabbalah, and further stimulating wide interest in spiritual magic (i.e. theurgy) and alchemy. The Corpus Hermeticum is very rare in private hands, and indeed the 1471 first edition is missing from many institutional collections. Goff H-77
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Rome Sweynheim and Pannartz 1471-72 Folio. (2) pp. Known as "the first printers in Italy," Sweynheim and Pannartz printed this title in clear roman letter after seven years of being established in Rome. The margins are wide and the paper is handmade. Text in Latin. Includes a few wormholes and dampstains, else a fine and crisp specimen of incunabula.
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HARDCOVER Book-On-Demand Reprint from edition originally published: Materials Park OH : ASM International c1990. BRAND NEW HARDCOVER - Print-to-order B&W REPRINT of original book published: Materials Park OH : ASM International c1990. 1471 Pages Reprinted from microfilm of original text on acid-free archival quality paper - HARDCOVER - Charts photographs & graphics may reproduce less than perfectly & may be reduced to fit pages. SPECIAL ORDER Allow 6 to 8 weeks for delivery. No Refund or Exchange unless not as described. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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ROLEWINCK, WERNER.
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| FORMULA VIVENDI CANONICORUM SIVE VICARIORUM SECULARIU
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4to. 19th century half vellum, boards covered with grained blue paper. Rubricated throughout, small red lombards; 45-48 lines; writing space: 146x88mm.; printed with three types: 145G (first line of title), 64G (text), 82G (signatures) (HMT 84 (107)). 11 lvs. (a6, b6-1, the last blank lacking). First and only edition published in the Northern Netherlands of this theological treatise formulating regimens for the best way of life for canons and priests by the famous Werner Rolewinck. Especially the many dangers threatening monastic and cloistered life are dealt with at length. The first edition had been printed in Cologne by Arnold ter Hoernen between 1471 and 1475. Two more editions appeared in Cologne before 1500. The first edition in the Netherlands was either printed in Alost or in Antwerp by Thierry Martens between 1486 and 1497, probably a few year earlier than the present Delft edition printed by the prolific printer/publisher Christiaen Snellaert who printed no less than 87 editions between 1486 and 1497, among which famous (first) editions of the Dutch literary texts Karel ende Elegast and Elckerlijck, the Missale Trajectense and Eike van Repgow's Spieghel van Sassen demand attention.Werner Rolewick (1425-1502) was a German Carthusian monk who composed many theological and devotional treatises and some important historical works, of which his Fascilucum temporum is by far the best known. First published in Cologne in 1474, this general history of the world was reprinted more than 30 times during the 15th century. Good copy of this interesting Dutch incunable. Hain-Copinger 7256; Campbell 755 = 1309 (II); Oates 3376; Voullieme, Trier 2368; BMC IX, 25; IDL 3955; Van Thienen, Inc. printed in the Low Countries 1885.
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| BREVIARIUM HISTORIAE ROMANAE. PAULI DIACONI DE GESTIS ROMANORUM LIBRI OCTO AD EUTROPIJ HISTORIAM ADDITI.
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Les histoires romaines semblent avoir paru pour la premiere fois avec les annotations de Paul Diacre en 1471 a' Rome, in Folio. La BN de France et la British Library possedent cette edition incunable, mais non la notre, que nous navons pu retrouver dans les catalogues electroniques. 'Marque de limprimeur au pelican sur la page de titre.'Plein Veau d'epoque. Dos a' nerfs orne' de 4 fleurons, filets a' froid sur les coiffes. Plats avec un motif geometrique. Encadrements a' froid formant un rectangle central avec 4 fleurons dans les ecoincons. Quelques taches. Jolie reliure Renaissance.'Eutrope vecut au Ive siecle. LAbrege' de l'Histoire Romaine, en dix livres, va de la fondation de Rome a' la fin du regne de l'empereur Jovien (364). C'est un recit clair et d'un style facile, compose' pour l'instruction de l'empereur Valens, semble-t-il. etait un historien romain pendant les regnes des empereurs Constantin Ier, Julien, Jovien, Valentinien Ier, Valens, Gratien et Theodose Ier. Il assista a' lexpedition que fit Jovien contre les Perses.'Paul Diacre (720/730-797) ne' a' Frioul en Lombardie, sejournera a' la cour de Charlemagne, entrera comme moine au Mont Cassin en 774. Historiographe des Lombards et auteurs dune histoire des eveques de Metz et dune vie du pape Gregoire. Il fut egalement theologien et poete. apud Hyeronimum de Marnef, sub Pelicano., Parisiis (Paris) 1560, in 16 (7,5x12cm) 259pp. (1bc) (36)., relie'.
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| Breviarium historiae romanae. Pauli Diaconi de gestis romanorum libri octo ad Eutropij historiam additi
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Les histoires romaines semblent avoir paru pour la première fois avec les annotations de Paul Diacre en 1471 à Rome, in Folio. La BN de France et la British Library possèdent cette édition incunable, mais non la nôtre, que nous n’avons pu retrouver dans les catalogues électroniques. §Marque de l’imprimeur au pélican sur la page de titre.§Plein Veau d'époque. Dos à nerfs orné de 4 fleurons, filets à froid sur les coiffes. Plats avec un motif géométrique. Encadrements à froid formant un rectangle central avec 4 fleurons dans les écoinçons. Quelques tâches. Jolie reliure Renaissance.§Eutrope vécut au Ive siècle. L’Abrégé de l'Histoire Romaine, en dix livres, va de la fondation de Rome à la fin du règne de l'empereur Jovien (364). C'est un récit clair et d'un style facile, composé pour l'instruction de l'empereur Valens, semble-t-il. était un historien romain pendant les règnes des empereurs Constantin Ier, Julien, Jovien, Valentinien Ier, Valens, Gratien et Théodose Ier. Il assista à l’expédition que fit Jovien contre les Perses.§Paul Diacre (720/730-797) né à Frioul en Lombardie, séjournera à la cour de Charlemagne, entrera comme moine au Mont Cassin en 774. Historiographe des Lombards et auteurs d’une histoire des évêques de Metz et d’une vie du pape Grégoire. Il fut également théologien et poète. apud Hyeronimum de Marnef, sub Pelicano., Parisiis (Paris) 1560, in 16 (7,5x12cm) 259pp. (1bc) (36)., relié.
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Von dem Soldaten überhaupt, und eines jedes Pflichten; Von dem Montirung, und dem Anzuge; Von dem Ceremoniell, und sonst gewöhnlichem Dienste; Wie auch von den Regiments- und Compagine-Büchern, Protocollen, Journalen, Rollen, Listen, Attesten, Pässen, Abschieden, Quitungen und Berechnungen, etc. No. 1471. Gedruckt bei J.G. Höpffner, Kopenhagen 1747. 8°. 528+(30) Seiten+58 Tafeln+(8) Seiten. Etwas abgenutztes, zeitg. Ganzleder. Das ausfaltbare Tafel 47 ist lose. Sonst einwendig gut erhalten und fast ganz sauber. * With contemp. gilt lettering on front board signifying that the book has been in use with the Bergenhus National Regiment in Norway.** Important military historic sourcebook with regulations for the conduct and uniforms of various infantry servicemen, not to mention 58 plates with matrices for various types of documents used in the service. Contemp. somewhat worn full leather binding. Insides are crisp and clean with very little brownspotting. One large foldable plate (no. 47) is loose. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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RYCAUT, Sir Paul
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| An Abridgment of the Lives of the Popes From The Time of Our Saviour Jesus Christ to the Reign of Sixtus IV Written in Latin, By Baptista Platina, a Native of Cremona, Translated Into English and continued from the Year 1471, to the Year 1681
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London: A Roper et al 1704 8vo, v, 249pp, 15pp (index) to rear, Contemporary Full Calf Leather, conditoin: Good +. 1704 1st Thus. Text in English. Binding firm. Bumping to corners, top/tail of spine. Splitting to outer hinges at the top/tail area. Spine label is not present. General age wear to external boards. Small and neat copperplate ownership name to top of Blank front paste down. Occasional spotting else Core Text remains clean and bright. Very Good Internally.
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Waddingo, Luca Hiberno (Luke Wadding Franziskaner, Historiker * 16. Okt. 1588 in Waterford (Irland), + 18. Nov. 1657 in Rom). Weitergeführt Von P. Aniceto Chiappini Und P. Basilio Pandzic
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Florenz Und Rom Ad Claras Aquas (Quaracchi) . Konviolut bestehend aus 28 Bänden: Band 1 -13 (1208-1471, Band 16 - 25 (1516-1622 + Index), Band 28 - 32 (1633-1690). Alle Bände unbeschnitten, Einband mit Goldprägung etwas angestaubt und teilw. fleckig.Insg. saubere Exemplare ohne Eintragungen. ersch. 1931 - 1964 Ausgemustertes Bibliotheksexempar Gebunden 22 x 31 Cm . . Sehr gut
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3 Bde. 8vo. LXXI S., 167; 219; 87 Bl., 261 S. Dekorative, marmorierte Einbände d. Z. (Ecken etwas angestossen). Paris, Rue et Hotel Serpente, 1781. Lateinisch-Französische Parallelausgabe. Das hier im 16. Gesang nach dem Vers 27 eingefügte Manuskript, das Lefebvre in der Königlichen Bibliothek gefunden haben will, sind apokryph. Die Passage findet sich beinahe identisch in Petrarcas Africa. (vgl. Vorwort S. X-XI). - Exlibris auf Innendeckeln und Bibliotheksstempel auf Titel. - Etwas stockfleckig. First Latin-French parallel edition. Book XVI, lines 28-61, are verses 885-918 of book VI of Petrarch's Africa. The editor (cf. preface, p. x-xi) found this fragment in a Paris ms. and believed that Petrarch had appropriated it for his poem. - Bookplates and library stamps on titles. - Slightly foxed. - Decorative contemporary marbled calf (corners slightly bumped).
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