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PARENS.
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| Parens. Istrië.
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Woodcut print from Breydenbach, 1st edition, 1486. 26,5x40 cm.*Rare! Restored. Nice view.
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Breydenbach, von Bernhard
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| Peregrinatio in terram sanctam - deutsche Ausgabe von 1486
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1486 Mainz Erschienen bei Erhard Reuwich, gedruckt bei Peter Schöffer. 159 Blatt, 10 Seiten wissenschaftlicher Kommentar S., Nach der ersten deutschen Ausgabe von 1486, mit 8 colorierten Textbildern/Tafeln, einer Tafel in s/w, 7 meist beidseitig ausklappbaren Panoramen, eine davon coloriert, einem wissenschaftlichen Nachwort von Andreas Klußmann M.A. Lexikonformat Schrifttyp:Fraktur Sprache: Deutsch. Verlagsfrischer, bibliophil ausgestatteter Faksimile-Reprint, gedruckt auf einem schönen alterungsbeständigen und säurefreien Werkdruckpapier, das den Originaleindruck am Besten wiedergibt. Gebunden als exclusive Halblederbindung mit Pariser Marmor-Papier und Rückengoldprägung. Aus dem Verlag Fines Mundi, Saarbrücken.
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AGRIPPA DE NETTESHEIM HENRICUS-CORNELIUS.
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| Henrii Cornelii Agrippae Armatae Militae Aquitis Aurati, utriusque Iusris Doctoris... Operum Pars posterior. Quorum Catalogum exhibebunt tibi paginae sequentes. Una cum rerum et verborum hoc tomo memorabilium Indice & locupleto & certo.
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Lugduni, per Beringos fratres, sans date (milieu du XVIe siècle). Deux volumes in-8 plein maroquin rouge du XVIIIe siècles, dos à nerfs cloisonnés et fleuronnés, pièces de titre et de tomaison, trois filets sur les plats avec fleurons d'angle, tranches dorées, [24]-592 + 593 à 1193 (mal chiffré 1139)-44 pages, portrait de l'auteur au verso du titre et quelques figures gravées sur bois. Index. (Accroc aux coiffes, un coin usé, mors et coins frottés. Le dernier feuillet d'index est doublé.) Seconde partie, en deux volumes, de cette très rare édition des oeuvres d'Agrippa, imprimée en caractères italiques. Le premier volume renferme le De Incertudine suivi de In Artem brevem Raymundi Lulli commentaria illustré de figures sur bois. Le second volume est occupé par les Epistolarum ad Familares en 7 livres, suivis de courts traités. Figure classique de la Renaissance avec Paracelse, philosophe et théologien versé dans le néo-platonisme et la Kabbale, Corneille AGRIPPA (1486-1535) voyagea à travers l'Europe, d'universités en universités. Un grand nombre de souverains firent appel à son savoir, il séjourna notamment auprès de la princesse Marguerite d'Autriche qui gouvernait les Pays-Bas. C'est de cette époque que date la rédaction du De Incertudine... et de la Philosophie occulte, qui firent sa réputation et lui valurent dans le même temps d'être accusé d'hérésie. Annotations manuscrites anciennes au verso du dernier feuillet. BAUDRIER III, 38-41. BRUNET I, 114. CAILLET I, 11-12. DORBON 25, donne 1536. Bibliothèque Sainte Geneviève [8Z679 Inv 2668] pour un exemplaire de cette édition, seconde partie seule également. BON EXEMPLAIRE. ***___***___*** Lugduni, per Beringos fratres, without date (medium of XVIe century). Two volumes in-8 full red morocco of the XVIIIe centuries, back with nerves compartmentalized and blossomed, parts of title and volume number, three nets on the dishes with florets of angle, gilded sections, [24] - 592 + 593 to 1193 (badly quantified 1139) - 44 pages, portrait of the author to the back of the title and some figures engraved on wood. Index. (Scratch with the caps, a used corner, rubbed bits and corner. The last layer of index is doubled.) Second part, in two volumes, of this very rare edition of works of Clutched, printed in Italic characters. The first volume contains De Incertudine followed of In Artem brevem Raymundi Lulli commentaria illustrated figures on wood. The second volume is occupied by Epistolarum AD Familares in 7 books, follow-ups of short treaties. Traditional figure of the Rebirth with Paracelse, philosopher and theologist poured in the Neo-Platonism and the Cabal, Corneille CLUTCHED (1486-1535) travelled through Europe, of universities in universities. A great number of sovereigns called upon his knowledge, it remained in particular near the Marguerite princess of Austria which controlled them GOOD. ..(26C)..
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MR. GERARD VAN LOON
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| HISTORISCH BEWYS, DAT HET GRAAFSCHAP VAN HOLLAND von 1748
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TE LEIDEN. By PIETER VAN DER EYK, M.DCC.XLVIII. DUYTSCHEN RYKS. GRAAVEN, ALS RYKSPRINSEN. DOORLUCHTIGE PRINSEN VAN ORANJE EN NASSOU. Pergamentrücken und Ecken. Auf dem Buchrücken steht handschriftlich ein anderes datum 1486. Der Buchdeckel ist etwas verschmutzt + berieben, keinerlei Einträge, roter Ganzbuchschnitt. Das Buch 364 Seiten + Anhang + zusätliche Seiten im Innensteil. Maße: 19,5 x 13 cm. Auf Anfrage kann ich Ihnen weitere Bilder senden.
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BOETHIUS, Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus
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| De consolatione philosophiae.
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Nuremberg Anton Koberger 1486. Folio. [ 33 x 22 cm.] (74) ff. (1, 73 and 74 blank) (ie. (*6), a-b8,c-h6/8, i10). Table in two columns. 72 lines of introduction. Text surrounded by commentary. Types: 165, head-lines (numbers of books); 92 (83). Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters in the commentary. Bound in contemporary wooden boards backed with alum-tawed deerskin stained pale pink (color remaining only on turn-ins), blind-stamped with fleur-de-lys garland on front and large rosettes on rear board, printer’s waste pastedowns, chased brass catchplates (without clasps), title written on front board in contemporary hand, later paper spine labels (leather worn, boards slightly wormed, front flyleaf detached) Some worming affecting text (c. 2 letters) throughout, waterstaining in upper margin, annotated throughout in a contemporary hand, including title and note on the author on flyleaf. Provenance: annotated throughout in a contemporary hand, including title and note on the author on flyleaf—Bregenz (Tyrol), Benedictine monastery: 17th-c. inscription on opening page (Ex Bibliotheca Monasterii Brigantini) Rare Koberger edition (reprint of 1483) and fine copy of one of the most widely-read contemplative texts of the Middle Ages. According to the ISTC, Koberger produced editions of Boethius (ca. 480-524 AD) in 1473, 1476, 1483, 1486 and 1495. The extensive printed commentary included in these editions has been attributed to Thomas Aquinas (including in the contemporary annotation on the flyleaf), but more recently to the Welsh priest Thomas Wallensis. Boethius wrote his Consolation of Philosophy in 524 AD while awaiting execution. During this year of imprisonment, he examined his understanding of the world without explicitly referring to his faith. Nonetheless, he was considered a Christian martyr and his work became de rigeur by the late fifteenth century. "To acquire a taste for it is almost to become naturalised in the Middle Ages." Such was the praise for The Consolation of Philosophy granted . by C.S. Lewis . From the Carolingian epoch to the end of the Middle Ages and beyond, this was the most widely copied work of secular literature in Europe. It was translated into Old English by King Alfred, into Old French by Jean de Meun, into Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer and into Elizabethan English by Queen Elizabeth herself—to list only the most celebrated versions." (O’Donnell). Koberger evidently valued Boethius’ text highly as well, for the first book he ever printed (in 1473) was the first bilingual edition of the text (Latin and German). This copy has been read thoroughly. There are extensive annotations in both the text and commentary by one or two contemporary hands, including underlining and numerous diagrams (an animated assortment of hands, eyes, arrows, etc.). The notes particularly emphasize Boethius’ description of the vagaries of Fortune (book 2), and appears to agree with the conclusions of the pseudo-Aquinas gloss by evoking the Trinity."Anton Koberger of Nuremberg, perhaps the most powerful publisher of his day . . . brought out between 1473 and 1513 at least 236 books, most of them of the first importance." Lefevre, 124. He is also known for facilitating the use of images with text for the massive achievement of the heavily illustrated Nuremberg Chronicle (1493), and also produced Bibles and spectacular devotional texts including the Schatzbehalter (1491). *Goff B-781; BMC II, 430; cf. PMM 34. O’Donnell, Preface to A Consolation of Philosophy, 1990. Illustrated by (ca. 480-ca. 524).
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David, Gerard:
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| Das Stundenbuch 1486.
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Brügge, 1486. Erstausgabe mit deutschem Kommentar. Madrid., 1998. 470 Seiten, mit 15 ganzseitigen und 4 kleineren Miniaturen und 16 Dekorseiten. 4 Folios unter Passepartout. Schrift: Gotische Rotunda. Im Original-Format Klein-Oktav. Eingelegt in eine blaue Velours-Schatulle. Ganzleder-Einb. mit Blindpr. 14,5 x 10 cm., ORIGINALVERPACKT. Möchten Sie einen PROSPEKT? Bei Kaufinteresse unverbindliche Ansicht auf Anfrage möglich., Komm.: Salvador Andrés Ortax, Valladolid. Auf 980 Ex. lim. Aufl., einzeln handnum. mit notariellem Zertifikat. Bib. Dok.: Steifbroschur. Vollständiges Testimonio-Faksimile der Pergamenthandschrift Vitr. 12 in der Real Bibliotheca de San Lorenzo de El Escorial. Einführung von Bodo Brinkmann. Gerard David, der prominente Tafelmaler und die exzellenten Buchmaler, der Edwards-Meister und der Meister des Dresdner Gebetbuchs arbeiteten an diesem bisher kaum bekannten Stundenbuch als exzeptionelles Künstlertrio zusammen, was erst unlängst entdeckt wurde. Erstaunlicherweise trägt jede Miniatur Davids Handschrift, retuschiert er doch einverständlich die Bilder seiner großen Kollegen, womit wir einen einmaligen künstlerischen Entstehungsprozess erleben. Davids reiner Solopart ist die berühmte Madonna mit dem Blütenzweig, seine früheste datierte Malerei. Gerard David vertauscht nut für wenige exklusive Aufträge die Staffelei mit dem Illuminator-Pult. Seine Miniaturen sind eine Rarität. Mit kreativen Buchmalern gründet er die Gent-Brügger-Schule. Faksimile, Bibliophilia
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BOETHIUS, Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus (ca. 480-ca. 524).
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| De consolatione philosophiae.
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| Nuremberg Anton Koberger 1486 Folio. [ 33 x 22 cm.] (74) ff. (1, 73 and 74 blank) (ie. (*6), a-b8,c-h6/8, i10). Table in two columns. 72 lines of introduction. Text surrounded by commentary. Types: 165, head-lines (numbers of books); 92 (83). Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters in the commentary. Bound in contemporary wooden boards backed with alum-tawed deerskin stained pale pink (color remaining only on turn-ins), blind-stamped with fleur-de-lys garland on front and large rosettes on rear board, printer’s waste pastedowns, chased brass catchplates (without clasps), title written on front board in contemporary hand, later paper spine labels (leather worn, boards slightly wormed, front flyleaf detached) Some worming affecting text (c. 2 letters) throughout, waterstaining in upper margin, annotated throughout in a contemporary hand, including title and note on the author on flyleaf. Provenance: annotated throughout in a contemporary hand, including title and note on the author on flyleaf—Bregenz (Tyrol), Benedictine monastery: 17th-c. inscription on opening page (Ex Bibliotheca Monasterii Brigantini) Rare Koberger edition (reprint of 1483) and fine copy of one of the most widely-read contemplative texts of the Middle Ages. According to the ISTC, Koberger produced editions of Boethius (ca. 480-524 AD) in 1473, 1476, 1483, 1486 and 1495. The extensive printed commentary included in these editions has been attributed to Thomas Aquinas (including in the contemporary annotation on the flyleaf), but more recently to the Welsh priest Thomas Wallensis. Boethius wrote his Consolation of Philosophy in 524 AD while awaiting execution. During this year of imprisonment, he examined his understanding of the world without explicitly referring to his faith. Nonetheless, he was considered a Christian martyr and his work became de rigeur by the late fifteenth century. "To acquire a taste for it is almost to become naturalised in the Middle Ages." Such was the praise for The Consolation of Philosophy granted ... by C.S. Lewis ... From the Carolingian epoch to the end of the Middle Ages and beyond, this was the most widely copied work of secular literature in Europe. It was translated into Old English by King Alfred, into Old French by Jean de Meun, into Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer and into Elizabethan English by Queen Elizabeth herself—to list only the most celebrated versions.” (O’Donnell). Koberger evidently valued Boethius’ text highly as well, for the first book he ever printed (in 1473) was the first bilingual edition of the text (Latin and German). This copy has been read thoroughly. There are extensive annotations in both the text and commentary by one or two contemporary hands, including underlining and numerous diagrams (an animated assortment of hands, eyes, arrows, etc.). The notes particularly emphasize Boethius’ description of the vagaries of Fortune (book 2), and appears to agree with the conclusions of the pseudo-Aquinas gloss by evoking the Trinity.“Anton Koberger of Nuremberg, perhaps the most powerful publisher of his day . . . brought out between 1473 and 1513 at least 236 books, most of them of the first importance.” Lefevre, 124. He is also known for facilitating the use of images with text for the massive achievement of the heavily illustrated Nuremberg Chronicle (1493), and also produced Bibles and spectacular devotional texts including the Schatzbehalter (1491). *Goff B-781; BMC II, 430; cf. PMM 34. O’Donnell, Preface to A Consolation of Philosophy, 1990.
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MATTHAEUS COLLACIUS
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| OPUSCULA.
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VENEZIA BERNARDINO RIZO DA NOVARA 1486 In-4; pp. (28). Legatura in cartonato settecentesco.Prima e unica edizione di questi trattati sulla prospettiva e la retorica, scritti dall'umanista calabrese, che colgono un momento fondamentale dell'evoluzione artistica del rinascimento italiano.Opera di esaltazione della prospettiva nell'arte rinascimentale, che Collacio ravvisa nelle opere di alcuni artisti contemporanei tra cui in primis individua la pala di San Cassiano diAntonello da Messina, opera che segna anche l'introduzione in Italia della tecnica a olio. Seguono gli esempi dei fratelli Bellini, del Mantegna, di Pietro Lombardo, e il coro ligneo dei fratelli Canozi nella Basilica del Santo a Padova, opera per cui questo testo e' anche una preziosa fonte di descrizione iconografica essendo il coro andato distrutto.In questa rara opera pubblicata a Venezia, si raccoglie in modo assai interessante una summa di fattori ed eventi legati alla vita e agli studi di Matteo Colacio (Foroleto, provincia di Catanzaro, inizio della prima meta' del XVI secolo, forse 1457 - nessuna ipotesi sulla data della morte). Una descrizione piu' lunga ed accurata verra' fornita su richiesta.P.a.R.
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| La Danse Macabre
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VeryGood. Reproduction en Fac-simile de l'edition de Guy Marchant, Paris 1486. #323 of 500 copies. Unbound signatures in folded wraps. Also included is the "Notice" by Pierre Champion. Both are housed in modern chemise for protection. The Quatre Chemins reproduction of "La Danse Macabre" is commendable for its superb clarity and quality of materials. Wraps are lightly discolored on top and bottom of front cover (as if lying below smaller book at some time.) From the collection of bibliophile Water A. Frankel, with his bookplate designed by Reynolds Stone.
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| MALLEUS MALEFICARUM: The hammer of Witches
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CUP. 2 volumes. MINT HBK 1,000 pages.The Malleus Maleficarum is the most famous early modern text on witches and witch hunting. Often known as Hammer of Witches, the Malleus consists of descriptions of the practices of witchcraft together with recommended methods of exterminating them. It was republished twenty-six times and remained a standard work on witchcraft for centuries. Yet this key text has never before been available in a reliable modern scholarly edition. This fully annotated edition is based on the first edition of 1486-7 and presents the Latin text together with a full textual apparatus. An extensive introduction discusses the authorship, method of composition, and intellectual background of the work. The second volume provides the only accurate English translation available, together with detailed explanatory notes.
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[Hortus sanitatis, German].
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| Gart der Gesundheit.
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Augsburg, Hans Schönsperger d. Ä., 5. VI. 1486. Folio (194:271 mm). Gothic type, 2 cols., 42 lines.257 unn. ff. [a-z8, A-D8, E6, F8, G-H6, J8-1 (lacks last blank f.)]. With page-size woodcut in bright original color on f. 1 verso, 394 contemp. coloured woodcuts in the text, and several red lombardic initials. Contemporary brown half calf over wooden boards, richly blindstamped and with brass fittings for two clasps on front cover. One of the earliest and rarest editions (the third according to Nissen, in fact probably the fourth) of the work first printed by Schöffer in Mainz in 1485, regarded as a "landmark in the history of botanical illustration, one which marked perhaps the greatest single step ever made in that art" (Hunt I, 5). Contains medical cures (in alphabetical order) drawn from plants, occasionally also from animals and minerals. The index is sorted by illnesses, thus facilitating the search for the proper ointments. All woodcuts were cut specially for this edition and were reused in several editions to follow. - Very rare; German auction records since 1950 list only two entries for a single, exceedingly incomplete copy; KVK records 5 copies in German libraries, only 1 of which is complete. Apparently intensively used copy with contemp. ms. marginalia throughout (occasionally slightly touched during 18th-c. rebinding) concerning the preparation of the various plants as well as their effect and the application of the ointments thus prepared. Occasional waterstaining (stronger in quires g, h, and y, which also show a few restored holes and tears in the paper). No loss to text or image (except ff. g6f., h1f., y3: slight loss to individual letters in up to four lines). Contemp. coloring slightly faded; 17 other ff. with contemp. restorations to wide blank margin. Binding from the shop of the Master of the Regensburg Half Bindings (Schunke II, 222): the spine is covered with that shop's characteristic mosaic of square stamps (Schunke 13); the covers are decorated with rhombic tendril designs (Schunke 127) and fleurs-de-lis (Schunke 311). Altogether a good, clean, and complete copy in attractive contemporary colour. GW M09754. Hain 8951*. Goff G-100. ISTC ig00100000. Sudhoff (Dt. med. Inkunabeln) 69. Choulant (Graph. Incunabeln) 6. Klebs 507.5. Schreiber 4335. IGI 4906. Nissen BBI 2268. Not in Pritzel.
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Breydenbach, von Bernhard
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1486 Mainz Erschienen bei Erhard Reuwich, gedruckt bei Peter Schöffer . 159 Blatt, 10 Seiten wissenschaftlicher Kommentar S., Nach der ersten deutschen Ausgabe von 1486, mit 8 colorierten Textbildern/Tafeln, einer Tafel in s/w, 7 meist beidseitig ausklappbaren Panoramen, eine davon coloriert, einem wissenschaftlichen Kommentar von Andreas Klußmann M.A. sw. Faltkarten, 2 Fraktur Deutsch . Verlagsfrischer, bibliophil ausgestatteter Faksimile-Reprint, gedruckt auf einem schönen alterungsbeständigen und säurefreien Werkdruckpapier, das den Originaleindruck am Besten wiedergibt. Gebunden als robuste Bibliotheksversion in Ganzleinen mit Rückengoldprägung. Aus dem Verlag Fines Mundi, Saarbrücken.
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BREYDENBACH, Bernhard von.
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| Peregrinationes.
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E. Reuwidh, Mainz. 1486 Chancery folio (305 x 225mm.), 164 leaves [a b6 c2+2+2+2 d e2 f-h2+2 i-u8 x10 y2+2+2 z A8], 44 lines variable, woodcut frontispiece, 7 folding topographical views, woodcuts in text, modern calf gilt, a fine copy with distinguished provenance. Provenance: I. C. Inglis (bookplabel); II. Boies Penrose (bookplates) and with note by Penrose stating that thiss volume accompanied him on his own peregrination in 1927. FIRST EDITION, WITH THE CELEBRATED WOODCUT VIEWS, THE FIRST OF THEIR KIND EVER PUBLISHED. The large folding views show Venice, Parenzo, Corfu, Modon, Candia, Rhodes and Jerusalem; there are as well many woodcut illustrations in the text, including the first depiction of a giraffe, and for the first time, Arab and Armenian alphabets. Breydenbach and his companions left Oppenheim on April 25, 1483, and went straight to Venice. There they bargained for passage on a galley, sailed on June 1st and arrived at Jaffa on June 30th, having touched at several Mediterranean islands which are fully described. They travelled through Palestine and Egypt, setting sail homeward from Alexandria on November 15th. They encountered a storm on the homeward passage, and did not reach Venice until January 8, 1484. HC *3956; GW 5075; BMC i 43; Bodleian XVc. B-552; BSB-Ink B909; Goff B1189; Schreiber V 3628; Davies 1; Campbell, Maps 65
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HENRICUS CORNELIUS, AGRIPPA (1486-1535)
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| HENRICI CORNELII AGRIPPAE AB NETTESHEYM, DE INCERTITUDINE & VANITATE OMNIUM SCIENTARIUM & ARTIUM LIBER, LECTU PLANE' JUCUNDUS & ELEGANS: ET DE NOBILITATE & PRAECELLENTIA FOEMINEI SEXUS, EJUSDEMQUE SUPRA VIRILEM EMINENTIA LIBELLUS .. HAGAE-COMITVM ( DEN HAAG ), EX TYPOGRAPHIA ADRIANI VLACQ, 1653. IN-12. 2 VOLUMES IN 1. ORIGINAL FULL CALF SPINE GILT. DECORATED AND LETTERED. LEFT UPPER CORNER SLIGHTLY WORN, OTHERWISE A VERY GOOD FINE COPY. 2 VOLUMES IN 1. EDITIO ULTIMO, CUM PLURIBUS ALIIS COLLATA, & AB INNUMERIS MENDIS QUIBUS SCATEBANT, REPURGATA 'DE NOBILITATE' WITH SEPARATE TITLE PAGE AND NUMBERING. FIRST EDITION 1531 AND 1529. RATHER SCARCE ONLY ONE COPY IN DUTCH PUBLIC LIBRARY ACCORDING TO N.C.C. ( KONBIB). PROVENANCE. EX LIBRIS LE BOUCHER DE RICHEMONT. ( FINE ENGRAVED BOOKPLATE CA 1700) PASTED DOWN ON FIRST BLANK. DICT OF SCIENTIFIC BIOGR. "ONE OF THE FIRST TESTIMONIALS TO KNOWLEDGE OF THE LIMITS OF HUMAN UNDERSTANDING."
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AGRIPPA, HENRI CORNEILLE E PETRUS DE ABANO
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In 16 (15x9,3 cm); 112, (2) pp. (compresi prima carta con brossura applicata al verso anteriore e con cornice xilografica alla pagina posteriore, foglio di guardia e frontespizio incisi) e 5 tavole (ritratto e 4 tav. esoteriche) fuori numerazione. Bella legatura in cartoncino arancione coevo (tipico di queste edizioni all'indice) con nome di Agrippa in fascetta coeva applicata al dorso, leggrmente sciupato. Alcune piccolissime e rare bruniture ad alcune pagine dovute alla qualita' della carta. L'opera risulta essere rarissima e fa parte di quella serie di Grimoire stampate anonime (l'attribuzione a grandi maghi del passato e' solitamente un espediente editoriale per evitare rischi legati all'inquisizione) da De Bloquel tra la fine del XVIII secolo e l'inizio del XIX secolo a Lille. In questo caso ad esempio l'attribuzione della traduzione a Petrus de Abano risulta essere chiaramente inventata dato che Petrus de Abano visse piu' di un secolo prima di Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa di Nettesheim. Agrippa (Colonia, 15 settembre 1486 Grenoble, 18 febbraio 1535) fu alchimista, astrologo, esoterista e filosofo. Divenne medico personale di Luisa di Savoia nonche' storiografo di Carlo V. Ritenuto dall'Inquisizione principe dei maghi neri e degli stregoni, riusci' tuttavia a sfuggire. La sua opera piu' importante e' la "De occulta philosophia". Come la maggior parte delle Grimoire ottocentesche l'opera e' probabilmente una elaborazione originale, anonima, dell'opera, di alcuni studi di cabbala e di alcuni rituali di magia nera di Agrippa."Apocryphe: Pierre d'Aban est anterieur a` Agrippa de plus d'un sie`cle et demi." - A.L. Caillet. Manuel bib. des sciences psychiques ou occultes. Paris. 1912, v.1., no. 97. E. Weller, Die Falschen u. fingirten Druckorte, lists imprint as fictious but does not assign a correct one. OPERA IN BUONO STATO DI CONSERVAZIONE. RARISSIMA e ancora piu' rara in queste condizioni di conservazione. GOOD COPY. VERY RARE.
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inconnu (LECOQ Jehan, GARNIER)
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| LA GRANDE DANSE MACABRE DES HOMMES ET DES FEMMES
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un volume, reliure bradel demi-maroquin rouge (binding half morocco) grand in-quarto, dos long (spine without raised band) décoré or (gilt decoration)- titre frappé or (gilt title) - papier peigné aux plats (cover with marbled paper) (papier peigné du 1er plat légèrement insolé)- tête lisse (top edge smooth)- gouttière non rognée (no smooth fore-edge), long papier (fore-edge - great papier), couverture conservée (cover preserved - library edition) illustrée (front cover illustrated) et imprimée (front cover printed), tiré sur papier vergé, orné de 56 superbes gravures sur bois (engraving-wood) in-texte, les bois (reproduisant les xylographies du XVème siècle) sont ceux qui ont été gravés pour les éditions populaires publiées à Troyes par Oudot et Garnier au XVII ème et au XVIIIème siècles, le texte est lui conforme à l'édition de 1486, cette impression du XIXème est bien supérieure en qualité que l'édition du XVème,3 feuillets + 67 pages (en réalité 66, saut de pagination de 64 à 66), sans date (1862) Paris Baillieu (Lille Imprimerie Horemans) Editeur, "...précédée du dict des trois mors et des trois vifz, du débat du corps et de l'ame, et de la complaincte de l'ame dampnée." en trés bon état malgré le petit défaut signalé (very good condition in spite of the small defect indicated).
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BREYDENBACH, BERNHARD VON.
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| PEREGRINATIONES. E. REUWIDH, MAINZ 1486.
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Chancery folio (305 x 225mm.), 164 leaves [a b6 c2+2+2+2 d e2 f-h2+2 i-u8 x10 y2+2+2 z A8], 44 lines variable, woodcut frontispiece, 7 folding topographical views, woodcuts in text, modern calf gilt, a fine copy with distinguished provenance. Provenance: I. C. Inglis (bookplabel); II. Boies Penrose (bookplates) and with note by Penrose stating that thiss volume accompanied him on his own peregrination in 1927. FIRST EDITION, WITH THE CELEBRATED WOODCUT VIEWS, THE FIRST OF THEIR KIND EVER PUBLISHED. The large folding views show Venice, Parenzo, Corfu, Modon, Candia, Rhodes and Jerusalem; there are as well many woodcut illustrations in the text, including the first depiction of a giraffe, and for the first time, Arab and Armenian alphabets. Breydenbach and his companions left Oppenheim on April 25, 1483, and went straight to Venice. There they bargained for passage on a galley, sailed on June 1st and arrived at Jaffa on June 30th, having touched at several Mediterranean islands which are fully described. They travelled through Palestine and Egypt, setting sail homeward from Alexandria on November 15th. They encountered a storm on the homeward passage, and did not reach Venice until January 8, 1484. HC *3956; GW 5075; BMC i 43; Bodleian XVc. B-552; BSB-Ink B909; Goff B1189; Schreiber V 3628; Davies 1; Campbell, Maps 65
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| LA GRANDE DANSE MACABRE DES HOMMES ET DES FEMMES
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un volume, reliure bradel demi-maroquin rouge (binding half morocco) grand in-quarto, dos long (spine without raised band) décoré or (gilt decoration)- titre frappé or (gilt title) - papier peigné aux plats (cover with marbled paper) (papier peigné du 1er plat légèrement insolé)- tête lisse (top edge smooth)- gouttière non rognée (no smooth fore-edge), long papier (fore-edge - great papier), couverture conservée (cover preserved - library edition) illustrée (front cover illustrated) et imprimée (front cover printed), tiré sur papier vergé, orné de 56 superbes gravures sur bois (engraving-wood) in-texte, les bois (reproduisant les xylographies du XVème siècle) sont ceux qui ont été gravés pour les éditions populaires publiées à Troyes par Oudot et Garnier au XVII ème et au XVIIIème siècles, le texte est lui conforme à l'édition de 1486, cette impression du XIXème est bien supérieure en qualité que l'édition du XVème,3 feuillets + 67 pages (en réalité 66, saut de pagination de 64 à 66), sans date (1862) Paris Baillieu (Lille Imprimerie Horemans) Editeur.précédée du dict des trois mors et des trois vifz, du débat du corps et de l'ame, et de la complaincte de l'ame dampnée." en trés bon état malgré le petit défaut signalé (very good condition in spite of the small defect indicated).
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Blackstone, Sir William
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| Commentaries on the Laws of England, Volumes 1 and 2
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1916, Bancroft-Whitney, San Francisco, HB (no dj, tan boards with red and black titles on spine), volume 1 is 1486 pages, volume 2 has pages 1487-2770, VG (covers mylar protected, corners lightly bumped and rubbed, interiors clean and bindings tight, gilt titles on spine clean and bright, very nice copies). Please inquire about shipping for these heavy volumes. D193
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| Urkundenbuch zur Geschichte der Deutschen in Siebenbürgen.Herausgegeben von Franz Zimmermann und Carl Werner. 3 Bände. Hermannstadt 1892-1902. (Reprint:).
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Hildesheim: Olms Vlg. 2008. XL/2144 S. und 16 Tafeln. Ln. *verlagsneu* Das seit dem 19. Jahrhundertmit einigen Unterbrechungen realisierte „Urkundenbuch zur Geschichte der Deutschen in Siebenbürgen“ ist eine umfassende Sammlung sämtlicher Dokumente mit Bezug auf die später so genannten „Sachsen“, die diese östlichste Region des mittelalterlichen Königreichs Ungarn mit geprägt haben. Das Urkundenbuch setzt mit der ersten Erwähnung der selbständigen Hermannstädter Propstei der deutschen Siedler 1191 ein und ist bislang auf sieben Bände gediehen, auf deren Grundlage die Geschichte der Siebenbürger Sachsen in ihrer ganzen Vielfalt bis zum Jahre 1486 erforscht werden kann. Dank der Beziehungen, die diese Gruppe zu den anderen Ethnien Siebenbürgens und der benachbarten Fürstentümer der Moldau und der Walachei gepflegt hat, ist dieses Quellenwerk für die Historiker des heutigen Rumänien, eines Mitglieds der Europäischen Union, von großer Bedeutung. Die Bearbeitung und Herausgabe dieser klassischen Quellenedition wird zur Zeit bis zum Jahr 1500 fortgeführt. Damit werden die von den Deutschen bewohnten Territorien Siebenbürgens zu den urkundenmäßig am besten erschlossenen Regionen Europas gehören.
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[HORTUS SANITATIS, GERMAN].
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| GART DER GESUNDHEIT. AUGSBURG, HANS SCHOENSPERGER D. AE., 5. VI. 1486.
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Folio (194:271 mm). Gothic type, 2 cols., 42 lines. 257 unn. ff. [a-z8, A-D8, E6, F8, G-H6, J8-1 (lacks last blank f.)]. With page-size woodcut in bright original color on f. 1 verso, 394 contemp. coloured woodcuts in the text, and several red lombardic initials. Contemporary brown half calf over wooden boards, richly blindstamped and with brass fittings for two clasps on front cover. One of the earliest and rarest editions (the third according to Nissen, in fact probably the fourth) of the work first printed by Schoeffer in Mainz in 1485, regarded as a "landmark in the history of botanical illustration, one which marked perhaps the greatest single step ever made in that art" (Hunt I, 5). Contains medical cures (in alphabetical order) drawn from plants, occasionally also from animals and minerals. The index is sorted by illnesses, thus facilitating the search for the proper ointments. All woodcuts were cut specially for this edition and were reused in several editions to follow. - Very rare; German auction records since 1950 list only two entries for a single, exceedingly incomplete copy; KVK records 5 copies in German libraries, only 1 of which is complete. Apparently intensively used copy with contemp. ms. marginalia throughout (occasionally slightly touched during 18th-c. rebinding) concerning the preparation of the various plants as well as their effect and the application of the ointments thus prepared. Occasional waterstaining (stronger in quires g, h, and y, which also show a few restored holes and tears in the paper). No loss to text or image (except ff. g6f., h1f., y3: slight loss to individual letters in up to four lines). Contemp. coloring slightly faded; 17 other ff. with contemp. restorations to wide blank margin. Binding from the shop of the Master of the Regensburg Half Bindings (Schunke II, 222): the spine is covered with that shop's characteristic mosaic of square stamps (Schunke 13); the covers are decorated with rhombic tendril designs (Schunke 127) and fleurs-de-lis (Schunke 311). Altogether a good, clean, and complete copy in attractive contemporary colour. GW M09754. Hain 8951*. Goff G-100. ISTC ig00100000. Sudhoff (Dt. med. Inkunabeln) 69. Choulant (Graph. Incunabeln) 6. Klebs 507.5. Schreiber 4335. IGI 4906. Nissen BBI 2268. Not in Pritzel.
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| ANGELUS DE CLAVASIO. Summa angelica de casibus conscientae. Chivasso, Jacobinus Suigus,
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Folio (206 x 147mm.) 55 lines, gothic letter. Double columns. 1486. A leaf from the only book to be printed in Chivasso in the 15th century. This was the third press of Jacobus Suigo who had previously printed a Cistercian Breviary at San Germano in October 1484 and a work by Nicolaus de Ausmo in Vercellii in October 1485. H 5382 BMC VII 1111 GW 1923 Goff A-713
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PTOLEMEUS' SPANIA.
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Ulm. Johann Reger. 1486. Folio.
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ANGELUS CARLETUS DE CLAVASIO
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| Summa Angelica de casibus conscientiae.
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Chivasso, Jacobinus Suigus de Suico, 1486, in-4, ff. 375 (su 388, mancano: il primo f. bianco segn.+1, il f. +6 di testo preliminare, lo Z8 bianco e l'ultimo fascicolo di 10 ff. con il Registro dell'opera), leg. coeva p. cuoio decorata con fregi a secco su piatti in assicelle, dorso rifatto nel XVII secolo con tassello granata. Minuto car. gotico su due colonne; f.2r: "Ep.la F.Hieronymi Tornieli lectoris: Ad R. p.F.Angelum de clauassio pntis operis Auctorem….", f.7 recto.: "Incipit summa angelica…", f. 375 recto, colophon: "Iacobinus de suigo de sancto Germano ….Impressum hoc opus Clauassi Anno Christiane salutis. M.cccc. octuagesimo sexto tertio idus may. Feliciter impantibus Innocentio octauo pontefice maximo & Karolo ill.mo duce quinto sabaudie pedemontaneque regionis". Editio Princeps della famosa Summa, opera utilissima per i confessori ed i moralisti, odiata da Lutero e dallo stesso nel 1520 fatta bruciare nella pubblica piazza. Primo e unico libro impresso a Chivasso nel 400; lo stampatore J.Suigo di S.Germano Vercellese, intrusse l'arte della stampa nel suo paese natale nel 1484, quindi a Vercelli nel 1485 ed in Chivasso nel 1486; si trasferì quindi a Torino ove fu attivo per vari anni. Il famoso teologo francescano, beato, nacque l'anno 1411 e morì nel convento di Cuneo nel 1495, ove le sue spoglie sono tuttora conservate e venerate. Importante e raro documento tipografico, pur con le mancanze (dichiarate) e lievi gore d'acqua. (Allegata curiosa lettera del 1904 in cui l'esemplare viene presentato dal Lister, Companion of the Imperial Service Order, ad un certo Mr. Elias). BMC VII, 1111. GK 1923. Goff A-718. H-C. 5382. Proctor 7323. Polain (B9 205. IGI n.559.
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| LA GRANDE DANSE MACABRE DES HOMMES ET DES FEMMES
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plaquette (booklet) in-quarto, dos et première de couverture manquants (miss the spine and front cover), tranches non rognées (edges no smoothes), nombreuses (many) illustrations - bois gravés (woodcut), 67 pages, sans date (no date) (fin dix-neuvième Siècle) à Lille Imprimerie Horemans, précédé "du dict des trois mors et des trois vifz, du débat du corps et de l'ame, et de la complaincte de l'ame dampnée" - nouvelle édition, conforme au texte de l'édition de Jehan Lecoq de 1486, et de celle de 1641 qui fut copiée par Garnier, mais comportant des modifications quant aux tournures de phrases adaptées à l'esprit du temps plus "poli" - bon état intérieur (inside - very good condition)
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.PICCOLOMINI, ANDREAS SYLVIUS.
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| EPISTOLAE FAMILIARES.NUREMBERGAE, ANTON KOBERGER,XVI KALEND. AUGUSTI [17 LUGLIO] 1486.
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In 4 (mm.221 x 170 ) di (246 cc.),pregevole legatura in marocchino rosso alla Du Seuil, filetti dorati ai piatti, titoli e decori in oro al dorso,testo in gotico, 51-52 linee per pagina, interamente rubricato , capoversi evidenziati in rosso,capilettera piacevolmente colorati in rosso e bleu, sottolineature e maniculae di mano coeva, tenui bruniture al margine superiore di una ventina di carte, in esemplare freschissimo e ad ampi margini. Il volume contiene, oltre all'epistolario completo di Papa Pio II, preceduto dalla prefazione di Nicolaus von Wyle-umanista tedesco di chiara fama e traduttore di molti classici- diverse altre opere [De duobus amantibus Euryalo et Lucretia; Descriptio urbis Viennensis; De curialium miseria. Poggius Florentinus: Epistola de balneis; Epistola de morte Hieronymi Pragensis. Leonardus Brunus Aretinus: De duobus amantibus Guiscardo et Sigismunda (una versione latina del Boccaccio, Decameron IV.1)]. Di nobili natali,Enea Silvio Piccolomini (1405-1464) fu iniziato dalla famiglia agli studi umanistici; perfezionatosi in greco a Firenze sotto il Filelfo, divenne poi segretario del cardinale Capranica e partecipo' al Concilio di Basilea, del quale divenne, nel 1436, segretario, con incarichi di ambascerie.Nel periodo 1436-1446 , il piu' avventuroso della sua vita ( e il piu' fecondo, sotto il profilo della produzione letteraria), compi' molti viaggi in Europa, nel corso di uno dei quali, nel 1442, ricevette la corona di poeta dalle mani dell'imperatore Federico III. Asceso al soglio nel 1458 con il nome di Pio II., nel corso del suo pontificato riusci in parte a realizzare anche i suoi sogni di umanista, tra i quali, su tutti, la costruzione della citta' ideale,progettata ispirandosi ai nuovi principi, che ponevano l'uomo al centro dell'universo; nell'anno 1462, il natio borgo di Corsignano non esisteva piu'.; l suo posto la citta' Utopia era nata e portava il suo nome, Pienza. La versatilita' del suo ingegno si rivelo' compiutamente anche nei suoi scritti. Sotto questo profilo,Le Epistolae-qui in magnifica edizione quattrocentesca- costituiscono, per l'ampiezza di respiro, la passione per il dettaglio e l'intelligenza delle cose umane, una lettura straordinaria. Tutto il mondo politico e religioso del Quattrocento europeo - ma, potremmo anche dire, tutta la vita dell'epoca nella sua peculiarita', nel suo stile - si dipana davanti agli occhi del lettore e si trasforma con l'evolversi di intricate vicende, traversate da un infaticabile testimone. Piccolomini fu uomo curioso di ogni fatto e aspetto della vita, prontissimo a coglierne ogni volta i tratti essenziali :intrighi di Corte, di Curia e di Concilio, pestilenze, guerre remote e vicine, avventurosi viaggi, costumi singolari, fisionomie di luoghi e di paesaggi, comportamenti memorabili di personaggi illustri o ignoti, vizi e magnanimita' dei potenti:Come scrisse lo stesso Burckhardt di Piccolomini, riferendosi ai suoi Commentarii "Mille altri videro e seppero, almeno parzialmente, cio' che egli vide e seppe, ma senza risentire un impulso a darne un'immagine, e senza la coscienza che il mondo domandava". Ref. Goff P719 ; HC 154* ; Pell 94 ; Polain(B) 3169 ; IDL 65 ; IGI 7777 ; IBE 4613 ; IBP 4455 ; Sheppard 1501 ; Pr 2051 ; BMC II 430 ; BSB-Ink P-522.
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Mackay, Christopher S., (editor and translator)
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| Malleus Maleficarum 2 Volume Set
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The Malleus Maleficarum is the most famous early modern text on witches and witch hunting. Often known as 'Hammer of Witches', the Malleus consists of descriptions of the practices of witchcraft together with recommended methods of exterminating them. It was republished twenty-six times and remained a standard work on witchcraft for centuries. Yet this key text has never before been available in a reliable modern scholarly edition. This fully annotated edition is based on the first edition of 1486-7 and presents the Latin text together with a full textual apparatus. An extensive introduction discusses the authorship, method of composition, and intellectual background of the work. The second volume provides the only accurate English translation available, together with detailed explanatory notes. This important edition makes this vital text accessible to scholars of the period and offers extraordinary insights into the attitudes and prejudices inspired by the fear of witches. Two-volume set comprising an edition of the Latin text and a new English translation. Features an extensive introduction and explanatory notes giving full background as well as analysis. Contents: Volume I: General introduction; Introduction to the Latin text; Malleus Maleficarum; Appendix. Volume II: Notes about usages in the translation; Malleus Maleficarum: English translation. SPECIAL PRICE OF 140.00 VALID TILL 31/10/2006 offered by Wim Meeuws
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PTOLEMEUS' SPANIA.
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Ulm. Johann Reger. 1486. Folio.
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AGRIPPA DE NETTESHEIM HENRICUS-CORNELIUS.
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| Henrii Cornelii Agrippae Armatae Militae Aquitis Aurati, utriusque Iusris Doctoris... Operum Pars posterior. Quorum Catalogum exhibebunt tibi paginae sequentes. Una cum rerum et verborum hoc tomo memorabilium Indice & locupleto & certo.
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Lugduni, per Beringos fratres, sans date (milieu du XVIe siècle). Deux volumes in-8 plein maroquin rouge du XVIIIe siècles, dos à nerfs cloisonnés et fleuronnés, pièces de titre et de tomaison, trois filets sur les plats avec fleurons d'angle, tranches dorées, [24]-592 + 593 à 1193 (mal chiffré 1139)-44 pages, portrait de l'auteur au verso du titre et quelques figures gravées sur bois. Index. (Accroc aux coiffes, un coin usé, mors et coins frottés. Le dernier feuillet d'index est doublé.) Seconde partie, en deux volumes, de cette très rare édition des oeuvres d'Agrippa, imprimée en caractères italiques. Le premier volume renferme le De Incertudine suivi de In Artem brevem Raymundi Lulli commentaria illustré de figures sur bois. Le second volume est occupé par les Epistolarum ad Familares en 7 livres, suivis de courts traités. Figure classique de la Renaissance avec Paracelse, philosophe et théologien versé dans le néo-platonisme et la Kabbale, Corneille AGRIPPA (1486-1535) voyagea à travers l'Europe, d'universités en universités. Un grand nombre de souverains firent appel à son savoir, il séjourna notamment auprès de la princesse Marguerite d'Autriche qui gouvernait les Pays-Bas. C'est de cette époque que date la rédaction du De Incertudine... et de la Philosophie occulte, qui firent sa réputation et lui valurent dans le même temps d'être accusé d'hérésie. Annotations manuscrites anciennes au verso du dernier feuillet. BAUDRIER III, 38-41. BRUNET I, 114. CAILLET I, 11-12. DORBON 25, donne 1536. Bibliothèque Sainte Geneviève [8Z679 Inv 2668] pour un exemplaire de cette édition, seconde partie seule également. BON EXEMPLAIRE. ***___***___*** Lugduni, per Beringos fratres, without date (medium of XVIe century). Two volumes in-8 full red morocco of the XVIIIe centuries, back with nerves compartmentalized and blossomed, parts of title and volume number, three nets on the dishes with florets of angle, gilded sections, [24] - 592 + 593 to 1193 (badly quantified 1139) - 44 pages, portrait of the author to the back of the title and some figures engraved on wood. Index. (Scratch with the caps, a used corner, rubbed bits and corner. The last layer of index is doubled.) Second part, in two volumes, of this very rare edition of works of Clutched, printed in Italic characters. The first volume contains De Incertudine followed of In Artem brevem Raymundi Lulli commentaria illustrated figures on wood. The second volume is occupied by Epistolarum AD Familares in 7 books, follow-ups of short treaties. Traditional figure of the Rebirth with Paracelse, philosopher and theologist poured in the Neo-Platonism and the Cabal, Corneille CLUTCHED (1486-1535) travelled through Europe, of universities in universities. A great number of sovereigns called upon his knowledge, it remained in particular near the Marguerite princess of Austria which controlled them GOOD. ..(26C)..
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Portrait. Deutscher Kaiser Maximilian I.
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1486 deutscher König, 1508 Kaiser. 1459 Wiener Neustadt - 1519 Wels. Brustbild mit Kappe, als Knabe, leicht nach links, unten Widmung u. Wappen für den Grafen Franz Esterhazy. Schabkunst von J. Adam um 1780. 293 x 220 mm. schöner Abzug mit Rand, unten kleiner Einriß, links im Rand hinten etwas dünnstellig.
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[Hortus sanitatis, German].
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| Gart der Gesundheit.
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Augsburg, Hans Schönsperger d. Ä., 5. VI. 1486. Folio (194:271 mm). Gothic type, 2 cols., 42 lines.257 unn. ff. [a-z8, A-D8, E6, F8, G-H6, J8-1 (lacks last blank f.)]. With page-size woodcut in bright original color on f. 1 verso, 394 contemp. coloured woodcuts in the text, and several red lombardic initials. Contemporary brown half calf over wooden boards, richly blindstamped and with brass fittings for two clasps on front cover. One of the earliest and rarest editions (the third according to Nissen, in fact probably the fourth) of the work first printed by Schöffer in Mainz in 1485, regarded as a "landmark in the history of botanical illustration, one which marked perhaps the greatest single step ever made in that art" (Hunt I, 5). Contains medical cures (in alphabetical order) drawn from plants, occasionally also from animals and minerals. The index is sorted by illnesses, thus facilitating the search for the proper ointments. All woodcuts were cut specially for this edition and were reused in several editions to follow. - Very rare; German auction records since 1950 list only two entries for a single, exceedingly incomplete copy; KVK records 5 copies in German libraries, only 1 of which is complete. Apparently intensively used copy with contemp. ms. marginalia throughout (occasionally slightly touched during 18th-c. rebinding) concerning the preparation of the various plants as well as their effect and the application of the ointments thus prepared. Occasional waterstaining (stronger in quires g, h, and y, which also show a few restored holes and tears in the paper). No loss to text or image (except ff. g6f., h1f., y3: slight loss to individual letters in up to four lines). Contemp. coloring slightly faded; 17 other ff. with contemp. restorations to wide blank margin. Binding from the shop of the Master of the Regensburg Half Bindings (Schunke II, 222): the spine is covered with that shop's characteristic mosaic of square stamps (Schunke 13); the covers are decorated with rhombic tendril designs (Schunke 127) and fleurs-de-lis (Schunke 311). Altogether a good, clean, and complete copy in attractive contemporary colour. GW M09754. Hain 8951*. Goff G-100. ISTC ig00100000. Sudhoff (Dt. med. Inkunabeln) 69. Choulant (Graph. Incunabeln) 6. Klebs 507.5. Schreiber 4335. IGI 4906. Nissen BBI 2268. Not in Pritzel.
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GORRIS (Guillermus).
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| Scotus Pauperum super quatuor libris sententiarum.
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[Toulouse, Heinrich Mayer, 1486] in-4. 256ff. n. ch. Veau brun, dos à nerfs, plats ornés d'un décorà froid (Reliure mod. dans le goût du temps). Edition Originale très rare. Précieux incunable toulousain, sorti des presses d'Henry Mayer, l'un des premiers et plus illustres imprimeurs de la cité. Deschamps ne connaissait pas de livre imprimé par Mayer antérieur à 1488. Desbarreaux dit au sujet de ce "rare volume" : "Ce livre est fort bien imprimé. Les caractères du texte sont menus, très nets et ont à peine 4 points typographiques. Les caractères du titre et des têtes de chapitre en ont 7. Le papier est épais, corsé, un peu fauve et il porte pour filigrane 'la main qui bénit'...". Cet ouvrage est un commentaire sur les écrits du théologien et philosophe d'origine écossaise Jean Duns dit Duns-Scot. Il est l'œuvre de l'érudit espagnol originaire de Sarinena (Aragon) Guillaume Gorris, qui occupait la charge de professeur à l'Académie de Théologie de Toulouse. Il fut réimprimé l'année suivante à Lyon, puis en 1489 à Cologne. Caractères gothiques, exemplaire entièrement rubriqué en rouge. Titre un peu sali, petit trou au dernier feuillet, quelques mouillures au début et à la fin. Bon exemplaire par ailleurs, grand de marges, comportant des annotations anciennes. Voir Bernard Desbarreaux dans "l'Imprimerie à Toulouse au XV s.".
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T. Cadell, London vi, 112 pages. Several nice engravings, one on the title page and the second on page vi. 3/4 leather over marbled boards. Spine has been rebacked in a simple manner with no markings at all. Corners and extremities generally worn. Marbled endpapers, front and rear hinges cracked but holding. Clean throughout, fore-edge margin over 1 1/4 inches. Front and end free endpapers are stained at top. Foxing and offsetting to front engravings. Scarce. OCLC notes 9 copies of this title published in 1793, and 4 copies published in 1800. This copy is not dated. A note from a previous bookseller on the front flyleaf indicates 1 copy listed in NUC - we have not verified this however. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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FLORUS LUCIUS ANNAEUS
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| Gestorum Romanorum epitoma.
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Siena, Sigismondo Rodt per Enrico coloniense, (1486-87) "In-4°; 56 cc.; legatura di Sangorski e Sutcliffe in pieno marocchino. Ottimo esemplare assai marginoso proveniente dalla biblioteca di Lord Sexton (ex libris)." "Edizione curata dall'umanista bolognese Filippo Beroaldo che la indirizzò a Francesco Maria Rossi parmense. Si tratta dell'unico libro stampato dal Rodt a Siena; altri due furono impressi ai primi di aprile e di settembre a Pescia." IGI 4011 (7 esemplari). GW 10098. Rodhes: Siena 11. H 7201, BMC VII 1102. Goff F 236. Proctor 7290.
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Breydenbach, von Bernhard
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| Peregrinatio in terram sanctam - deutsche Ausgabe von 1486
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Erschienen bei Erhard Reuwich, gedruckt bei Peter Schöffer, Mainz 1486 Verlagsfrischer, bibliophil ausgestatteter Faksimile-Reprint, gedruckt auf einem schönen alterungsbeständigen und säurefreien Werkdruckpapier, das den Originaleindruck am Besten wiedergibt. Gebunden als robuste Bibliotheksversion in Ganzleinen mit Rückengoldprägung. Aus dem Verlag Fines Mundi, Saarbrücken. 159 Blatt, 10 Seiten wissenschaftlicher Kommentar Seiten.Nach der ersten deutschen Ausgabe von 1486, mit 8 colorierten Textbildern/Tafeln, einer Tafel in s/w, 7 meist beidseitig ausklappbaren Panoramen, eine davon coloriert, einem wissenschaftlichen Kommentar von Andreas Klußmann M.A. Faltkarten s/w.
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Zanobi da Strada - Giovanni da San Miniato
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| Morali di santo Gregorio papa sopra il libro di Iob
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XVIII+1410pp. Sismel. Edizione critica a cura di Giuseppe Porta. In una tradizione manoscritta cosparsa di esemplari voluminosi, e frammentari, la serie di codici messa assieme per le monache del convento fiorentino del Paradiso, verso la metà del secolo XV, si affianca all'incunabolo del 1486 per restituirci degnamente quello che dai più è considerato un testo fondante della lingua italiana, già in periodo rinascimentale
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AUGUSTINUS AURELIUS SANCTUS
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| DE CIVITATE DEI.
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Venezia, Bonetus Locatellus per Octavianus Scotus, 9 Febbraio 1486/87, in-4 (mm 234 x 164), ff. 208 n.n., di cui l'ultima bianca (i fogli x1 e x8 in ottimo facsimile), inserito in gustosa legatura quattrocentesca in assicelle di legno e dorso in pelle decorato a seccco. Car. gotico su 2 colonne di 50 ll., indice manoscritto nelle ultime tre pagine. Il De civitate Dei di S. Agostino ebbe un incredibile successo editoriale dovuto all'enorme versatilita' e alle molteplici chiavi di lettura del testo. Prima opera a stampa uscita dalla tipografia di Bonetus Locatellus, attivo fino al 1515 a Venezia dove pubblicoi oltre150 edizioni. Il volume presenta note di varie mani; annotazioni mss. sul penultimo f. di Gabriel Butigarius, monaco carmelitano, di Francesco Bocchi (1573), e di B.B. Curlosi; al f. A2r antico lieve timbro della biblioteca Galletti. Buono stato di conservazione (a parte alcune macchie per i fogli iniziali), esemplare a grandi margini, stampato su carta forte. IGI 974. BMC V, 436. GW 2882. Goff A-1238.
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Gregorius I.
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| Li morali del ecce. : Do: della chiesa s: Gregorio Papa. Pencilwritten note on free leaf.(Gregorius I. Moralii. N.Laurentii. 1486 (626 bl.).
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(1486). 42 pp. INKUNABEL (1486?) THE SHEETS.a2-3,b1-4, c1-6, d1-7, e1-3. First page with coulored frame (red)in old hand. Hand drawn 8 first lines in gold in old hand.(this part glued on) a few old notes. Some pages repaired with loss of some text.handwritten textpart. Later full calf blindstamped (app. 1850). Blindstamped binding 23x32 cm. First Edition.
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Titus Livius:
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| Decades. Livre CLV. (GWM 18501, HC 10143).
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Paris, (Jean du Pre / Jean Dupre), 27. November 1486 bis 23. Juni 1487. Type 10. . Zweispaltiges, 34-zeiliges O-Inkunabelblatt mit einer zweizeiligen roten Lombarde, kl. Einriss im oberen Blattrand. Blattgröße: 20 x 28 cm. Incunabula text woodcut leaf. .
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[THOMAS À KEMPIS].
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| Imitatio Christi. Tractatulus Joh. Ger | |
