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Biblia, deutsch (GW 4305, Hain 3139). Das Buch Thobie: Blatt CCCXVIII.
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Augsburg, Johann Schönsperger, 25. Mai 1487.. Zweispaltiges, 48-zeiliges O-Inkunabelblatt mit zwei vierzeiligen Holzschnittinitialen und einem altkolorierten Holzschnitt (13,5 x 8,8 cm). Blatt im Rand etwas fingerfleckig. Blattgöße: 18,7 x 28 cm.. Selten! Die deutschen Bibelausgaben von Mentelin (1466), Pflanzmann (1475) und Schönsperger von 1487 gehören zu den Seltenheiten in Bibliotheken. So verzeichnet der INKA von der Schönsperger-Bibel nur sechs erhaltene Drucke, wogegen von der Koberger-Bibelausgabe von 1483 noch 45 Drucke erhalten sind. Mit der Ausgabe von 1487 wollte der Drucker Schönsperger eine preiswerte Bibel als "populäres Hausbuch" drucken. Da diese oft gelesen wurde blieben von dieser "Familienbibel" auf kostengünstigem Papier, nur wenige erhalten. Das Blatt ist online einsehbar: http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db/0002/bsb00025546/images/index.html?id=00025546&fip=93.220.234.134&no=10&seite=642
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Donald Jackson
Johann Amerbach
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. Good Collectible-Good Set of two booklets. No publication dates. With original folio leaf printed by Amerbach in 1487-88. Includes pamphlet w. info about Amerbach and his.
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LUCINI Giuseppe
Ragioni che si appartengono al...Imperadore Carlo VI
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per riunire, ed incorporare alla Sua Reale Corona la dogana della farina di questa fidelissima città di Napoli, che il Re Ferdinando I nel 1487 da quella contro alle leggi dismembrò...per lo prezzo di ducati 1600. Da esaminarsi dinnanzi a Sua Eminenza il sig. Veceré...a relazione del consigliero D. Giuseppe Lucini marchese di Valletta. |S.n.t. (In fine:) Napoli, 1723, in-4 picc., pp. (4, le prime 2 bb.), 128, leg. epoca cart. rustico (dorso rotto). Prima edizione di dotta relazione giuridica dell'avvocato ordinario del Regno di Napoli nella causa «contra i posseditori della gabella del peso della farina che si vende nel mercato di questa medesima città» (di Napoli). (Alcuni aloni d'umido nel margine esterno delle prime ed ultime pagine). Manca a tutte le bibliografie consultate.
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PLAUTUS , Titus Maccius. ( PLAUTE )
COMOEDIAE. XX
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EX. PLAUTI COMOEDIIS.XX. quarum carmina magna ex parte in mensum suum restitua sunt M.D.XXII. Index uerborum , quid.paulo abstrusiorib. Plautus utitur. Argumenta, singularum comoediarum. Anthoris uita. Tralatio dictionum graecarum. Ed. F. Asulanus. 14ff + 284 ff. ( *6 **8 a-z , A-M8 , N4. ) 1 vol. in 4. Venetiis , in aedibus Aldi , et Andreae Asulani soceri , mense julio MDXXII . avec une ancre Aldine sur la page de titre et au verso de la derniere page. Exemplaire a toutes marges. imprime en italique . reliure magistrale XIXeme en plein maroquin violet , de Chambolle -Duru. les 3 tranches dorees. roulettes dorees entourant les gardes. double filet dore sur les coupes. dos a 5 nerfs , fleurons et titre dores , sur caissons a froid. filets a froid entourant les plats , caisson a froid au centre des plats , fleuron dore aux quatre coins , avec une ancre aldine doree au centre de chacun des plats. ( reprenant la marque de l'imprimerie des Aldes.Edition Venitienne de l'imprimerie des Aldes. Seule edition aldine des oeuvres de Plaute. Cette edition , a ete faite par Francois d'Asola , sur un exemplaire corrige par Alde l'Ancien et par Erasme. EXEMPLAIRE de toute beaute , en etat splendide , (tres habiles restaurations par Chambolle Duru aux 5 premiers feuillets) et dans une reliure d'une parfaite execution. " Les Editions Aldines sont belles , presque toutes rares , et en general , elles jouissent de beaucoup d'estimes. Les amateurs de livres anciens et precieux les placent avec empressement dans leurs collections. " ( ref. Renouard . Annales de l'Imprimerie des Aldes. p.94) collation complete ( ref. 1487. catalogue of books printed on the continent of europe 1501-1600 in Cambridge Libraries , compiles par Adams du College de Cambridge) (ref. Brunet T4 708. et suppl. T2. 253. ) Brunet signale un exemplaire identique a celui-ci , en maroquin violet , de la collection Larcher. Celebre IMPRIMERIE DES ALDES. XVIeME SIeCLE a Venise , qui est a l'origine des caracteres italiques. la marque des Aldes , a connu 8 variantes a compter de 1502 et jusqu'a la fin XVIeme ; la marque de la premiere et derniere pages du livre correspond a la deuxieme periode , et la reprise sur la reliure correspond a la premiere periode. Cette marque , dont les Aldes ont fait leur embleme , represente , en ce qui concerne l'ancre , le repos et la solidite , et le dauphin enroule , la vitesse . Elle est devenue justement celebre dans les fastes de la typographie , sous la denomination d'Ancre Aldine. C'est la mieux choisie peut-etre de toutes celles qu'aucun imprimeur ou libraire ait jamais adoptees ( Renouard)
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TACITUS.
Opera. [Edited by Franciscus Puteolanus]. [
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Milan, Antonius Zarotus, c.1487.] Second edition of Tacitus' historical writings (Histories, Annals, Germania etc.), the first to include the Agricola, Tacitus' life of his father-in-law who became governor of Britain. It is an important early essay in the art of biography and is also valuable for its account of Roman Britain.From the library of the Scottish patriot Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun (1655-1716), with his signature on final blank and on rear paste-down. Fletcher's library included almost fifty incunables, among them the Subiaco Augustine of 1467 and the Aldine Aristotle.HC 15219; BMC VI, 719; Goff T-7. Cf. PMM 93.
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Bible -- Latin -- Incunable
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Georgius Arrivabenus, Venice:: Georgius Arrivabenus,, 1487/1488, 27 Feb.. 18th c. Italian vellum,soiled, title in old hand, shelf labels, bookplate of Robert R. Dearden, old stamps on first and last leaves; some light dampstains and other scattered stains; occ. marginalia in an Italianate hand; some initials supplied in later pen; marginal repairs on r1, x8, sign4, I8, L5, & 2E6; marginal worming in gathering 2A, some close trimming at head affecting a few headlines.. 4to.. 52 lines & headine; double column with table in 3 columns; type 7:65G, 27:110G. Georgius Arrivabenus started a printing press together with Bernardinus Benalius and Paganinus de Paganinis in 1483 but began printing incunabula on his own from 1484 and printed approximately 50 incunabula independently.#11;"Dated Anno dni. Mcccclxxxvij iij. Cal. Martij; interpreted as 27 Feb 1487/88 in BMC and GW; interpreted by Sack as 28 Feb. 1487/88, probably assuming that 'February 1487 more veneto' included an extra day on account the leap year of 1488." [ISTC] Goff B586 ; HC 3099* = H 3097 ; Pell 2324 ; CIBN B-412 ; Aquilon 118 ; Parguez 200 ; Torchet 162 ; Polain(B) 4207 ; IDL 847 ; IBE 1028 ; IGI 1671 ; IBP 1025 ; Saj!-Solt!sz 646 ; Mendes 214 ; Voull(Trier) 2059 ; Voull(B) 4113 ; Sack(Freiburg) 642 ; Walsh 2121 ; Bod-inc B-295 ; Sheppard 4018 ; Pr 4912 ; BMC V 383 ; BSB-Ink B-460 ; GW 4263 (+ var) (+ Accurti(1936) p.80). ISTC ib00586000.#11;
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Donald Jackson
Johann Amerbach
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Prairie Press - Set of two booklets. No publication dates. With original folio leaf printed by Amerbach in 1487-88. Includes pamphlet w. info about Amerbach and his
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Kärnten.- Ulrich von Weißbriach - Sigmund von Leobenegg.
Verkaufsurkunde des Ulrich von Weißpriach. "Ich Ulreich von weispriach... thuen künt ... zw kauffn gebm... Dem edln Vestn Sigmundtn von Lewbmeck die tzeit pfleger auf mittersaxnburg". Deutsche Urkunde auf Pergament.
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O. O., (5. Dezember) 1487.. Ca. 23 x 35 cm. 32 Zeilen. (Faltspuren).. Ulrich zu Weißbriach in Kärnten, Pfleger zu Feldsberg, beurkundet dem Sigmund von Leobenegg, Pfleger zu Sachsenburg, ein Gut zu Pusarnitz verkauft zu haben. Ulrich war Burgpfleger der ehemaligen Burg Feldsberg, die westlich von Pusarnitz (Gemeinde Lurnfeld) bei Spittal an der Drau liegt. Der Vorgängerbau der Burg Feldsberg war die Burgruine Hohenburg. Die Burg Feldsberg war lange Zeit ein Zankapfel in Streitigkeiten der Grafen von Görz mit dem Erzbistum Salzburg. "Dem jeweiligen Burgpfleger oblag bis zum Ende des 16. Jh.s die Gerichtsbarkeit (damals wurde das Gericht nach Sachsenburg verlegt) ... der Friede von Pusarnitz, 1460, wurde hier zwischen Kaiser Friedrich III. und dem Grafen von Görz vorverhandelt" (Clam Martinic, Öst. Burgenlexikon, S. 38). "Die Herren von Leobenegg waren im 14. Jh. Marktrichter und Pfleger zu Gmünd ... Vor 1600 übersiedelte die Familie dann nach Neu-Leobenegg im Lurnfeld" (Clam Martinic S. 59).- "Ich Ulreich von weispriach dy tzeit pfleger auf velsperg Berken mit dem offn prief für mich und all mein erbm un thuen künt aller männikleich die ... hörn oder lesen Daß ich mit guettn wolpedachtn muet un mit guettn willn ... zw thuen Recht redlich und unersprochenlich zw aine stättn / ewign und richtign kauf / keuflichn verkauft und zw kauffn gebm hab Gib auch wissentlich in krafft des priefs Dem edln Vestn Sigmundtn von Lewbmeck die tzeit pfleger auf mittersaxnburg und allen sein erbm ain guet zw Pusernitz gelegn mit aller seiner zwegehörug und pawett yetz der Kurtzhanns und dient järlichn Waitz mutt am Rockn mutt tzwen / Hierß mutt ain / Habern mutt vier ... Hüen funff / Ayer fuftzyk und ist freyes aygn Umb hundert un umb vier reinisth guldn dioe am golt guet un gerecht sein in oberkärnnthn. Der ich von ym zw recht zeit und weil außgericht und bezahlt ... Ich hab in auch daß obgenant guett aufgebm und eyngeantwurt ... als ichs und mein vor vordern Inngehabt und genossn habm Es sey zw veld / zw hauß / zw hof / mit wismad / ärker /Stain / Rain ... Das ich obgenantt Ulrich von weispriach un all mein erbm ... zw dem obgenanttn guet kaynerlay zweSprüch noch gerechtickkait nicht mer habm ... als dan söllichs kauffs freyß un aygnß und Lannds in oberkerndtn recht ist ... Tätt aber ich obgenantt Ulrich von weyspriach oder mein erbm des nicht ... und des der penant Sigmudt von Lewbmeck oder sein erbm ... Da von sol un mag sew ain yeder landesfürst / Herr / hauptman / Vitzdumb / pfleger / Richter oder sy anwaldt, in des gericht oder gepyett unnser hab und guet gelegn ist, habhafft und petzalt machn ... Gib ich obgenantt Ulrich von weyspriach für mich und all mein erbm dem obgenandtn Sigmundtn von Lewbmeyk ... den offen prieff pesiggelt ... hab ich mit fleisß gepettn den Edln un vesstn Sigmundtn von Lind meine liebm Schwager das er auch sein Innsigl zw sambt meine ... an den offen prief gehangn hatt ... so der prief lawtt un innen haltet der gegebm ist am ... vor Sanndt Nicklaß tag Nach Christi unnsers liebm hern gepurdt Viertzehnhundert und darnach yn dem Sibm und achtzigisten Jar".- Verso mit späterer mehrzeil. hs. Anmerkung. Ohne die Siegel von Ulrich von Weißbriach und des Schwagers Sigmund von (Kleblach)-Lind. In den Faltspuren gering gebräunt u. angestaubt. Rückseite stärker tls. stärker gebräunt u. angestaubt.
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Donald Jackson
Johann Amerbach
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Prairie Press. Collectible - Good. Collectible - Good Set of two booklets. No publication dates. With original folio leaf printed by Amerbach in 1487-88. Includes pamphlet w. info about Amerbach and his
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Innamoramento delli nob[ilissimi] amanti Paris et Viena. ...
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8° (mm 143x97); cc. (80). Grande marca tipografica al frontespizio; nel testo, 28 vignette silografiche (a volte ripetute). Legatura amatoriale in marocchino nocciola. Qualche carta arrossata, ma bell’esemplare, tenuto conto della povertà tipografica dell’edizione. Rarissima edizione popolare illustrata, apparentemente non annotata nei repertorî. Nessuna copia in sbn ed Edit xvi on-line. Le origini del fortunatissimo romance cavalleresco sono provenzali, ma la sua straordinaria circolazione europea si deve alle traduzioni francesi (la prima: Antwerp 1487), catalane (Barcelona ca. 1494), italiane (Treviso 1482) e inglesi (Westminster 1485 e 1492). Del Paris e Vienne, «una tra le più celebri narrazioni cavalleresche, conosciuta un po’ in tutta Europa» (M. Villoresi, La letteratura cavalleresca. Dai cicli medievali all’Ariosto, Roma 2000, p. 106), esisterebbero due differenti tradizioni testuali, l’una in prosa – come quella della presente edizione – l’altra in ottava rima. Fu il poligrafo Carlo del Nero (1434-post 1480), noto anche per aver volgarizzato la Belle dame sans merci di Alain Chartier, a portare a termine «nel 1476 la traduzione in prosa del Paris et Vienne […]. La traduzione di Carlo, conservata in due manoscritti – Palatino 365 della bncf e 2919 della brf – è pedissequamente letterale, salvo qualche rara licenza tesa a rendere più scorrevole la narrazione e ad approfondire gli aspetti sentimentali e patetici della storia. Varrà la pena ricordare che in Italia, a partire dalla princeps del 1482 e per oltre due secoli, il Paris et Vienne nella versione in ottava rima, che non sembra dipendere dal lavoro di Carlo Del Nero, andò incontro ad una straordinaria fortuna editoriale» (Villoresi, La letteratura cavalleresca…, ibidem).
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Thomas à Kempis / Johannes Gerson.
Tractatus de imita[ti]one christi Cu[m] tractatulo de meditatione cordis.
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Straßburg, Martin Flach, 1487. - (4), LXXXI Bll.: a4, b-k8, l9 [st. 10, ohne das l. w. Bl.]. Durchgehend rubriziert und mit roten Lombardinitialen; nach dem explicit die hs. Schlußformel "Laus Deo" vom Rubrikator in roter Tinte angefügt. Holzdeckelband der Zeit mit erneuertem Scheinleder-Rückenbezug auf 3 Doppelbünden. Eine Mittelschließe mit ziseliertem Schriftzug "Maria". Mod. Leinenschuber. 4to. Schöner Straßburger Druck der "Imitatio Christi", nach der Bibel wohl das verbreitetste Buch des Spätmittelalters bis in die frühe Neuzeit. Das heute allgemein Thomas à Kempis zugeschriebene Andachtsbuch galt lange als Werk des französischen Theologen Johannes Gerson und erschien erstmals um 1471 im Druck (Zainer, Augsburg); aufgrund der vermuteten Autorschaft Gersons wurde auch gerne dessen Schrift "De meditatione" beigegeben (erstmals 1470 in Köln separat erschienen): Die erste gemeinsame Ausgabe beider Texte kam 1485 in Venedig heraus; bis 1487 erschienen wohl 19 Drucke der "Imitatio" (davon sieben mit Gersons Meditationsschrift). Der vorliegenden Ausgabe kommt das Verdienst zu, als erster datierter Druck Thomas à Kempis als Verfasser zu nennen. Zugleich handelt es sich um einen den frühesten Drucke aus Flachs eben erst 1487 eingerichteten Presse: Aus diesem ersten Jahr seiner Drucktätigkeit sind insgesamt acht Drucke Flachs bekannt (in ungeklärter Reihenfolge). - Etwas (finger-)fleckig und teils auch wasserrandig. Am vorderen Innendeckel hs. Vermerk der Zeit (Devise: "Er wirdt schreibe nit"; am Titelblatt recto abgewandelt). Am Titel verso hs. Schenkungsvermerk des 16. Jhs. ("Lamprecht. de Gmündt socius meus dilectissimus" Am ersten Blatt des Inhaltsverzeichnisses hs. Besitzvermerk des Kapuzinerklosters Korneuburg (um 1650). Das 1625 gegründete Kloster wurde 1783 von Joseph II. aufgehoben; es diente hernach als Salzmagazin und beherbergt heute das städtische Finanzamt. - Selten; seit 1916 international nur ein weiteres Exemplar im Handel nachweisbar. HC (+ Add.) 9092. Goff I-14. GW M46800. Pellechet 6207. Walsh 270. BSB T-171. Proctor 673. BMC I, 147f. Stilwell I, 12. Sajó-Soltész 3313. Sheppard 505. Ohly-Sack 2787. ISTC ii00014000. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Thomas a Kempis / Johannes Gerson.
Tractatus de imita[ti]one christi Cu[m] tractatulo de meditatione cordis.
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Straßburg, Martin Flach, 1487.. (4), LXXXI Bll.: a4, b-k8, l9 [st. 10, ohne das l. w. Bl.]. Durchgehend rubriziert und mit roten Lombardinitialen; nach dem explicit die hs. Schlußformel "Laus Deo" vom Rubrikator in roter Tinte angefügt. Holzdeckelband der Zeit mit erneuertem Scheinleder-Rückenbezug auf 3 Doppelbünden. Eine Mittelschließe mit ziseliertem Schriftzug "Maria". Mod. Leinenschuber. 4to.. Schöner Straßburger Druck der "Imitatio Christi", nach der Bibel wohl das verbreitetste Buch des Spätmittelalters bis in die frühe Neuzeit. Das heute allgemein Thomas a Kempis zugeschriebene Andachtsbuch galt lange als Werk des französischen Theologen Johannes Gerson und erschien erstmals um 1471 im Druck (Zainer, Augsburg); aufgrund der vermuteten Autorschaft Gersons wurde auch gerne dessen Schrift "De meditatione" beigegeben (erstmals 1470 in Köln separat erschienen): Die erste gemeinsame Ausgabe beider Texte kam 1485 in Venedig heraus; bis 1487 erschienen wohl 19 Drucke der "Imitatio" (davon sieben mit Gersons Meditationsschrift). Der vorliegenden Ausgabe kommt das Verdienst zu, als erster datierter Druck Thomas a Kempis als Verfasser zu nennen. Zugleich handelt es sich um einen den frühesten Drucke aus Flachs eben erst 1487 eingerichteten Presse: Aus diesem ersten Jahr seiner Drucktätigkeit sind insgesamt acht Drucke Flachs bekannt (in ungeklärter Reihenfolge). - Etwas (finger-)fleckig und teils auch wasserrandig. Am vorderen Innendeckel hs. Vermerk der Zeit (Devise: "Er wirdt schreibe nit"; am Titelblatt recto abgewandelt). Am Titel verso hs. Schenkungsvermerk des 16. Jhs. ("Lamprecht ... de Gmündt socius meus dilectissimus" Am ersten Blatt des Inhaltsverzeichnisses hs. Besitzvermerk des Kapuzinerklosters Korneuburg (um 1650). Das 1625 gegründete Kloster wurde 1783 von Joseph II. aufgehoben; es diente hernach als Salzmagazin und beherbergt heute das städtische Finanzamt. - Selten; seit 1916 international nur ein weiteres Exemplar im Handel nachweisbar. - HC (+ Add.) 9092. Goff I-14. GW M46800. Pellechet 6207. Walsh 270. BSB T-171. Proctor 673. BMC I, 147f. Stilwell I, 12. Sajo-Soltesz 3313. Sheppard 505. Ohly-Sack 2787. ISTC ii00014000.
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Bearbeitet von Seyboth, Reinhard. Herausgegeben von Hist. Komm. bei d. Bayerischen Akad. d. Wiss.
Deutsche Reichstagsakten Deutsche Reichstagsakten unter Maximilian I. Reichstag zu Nürnberg 1487 [Mittlere Reihe / Bd 2, 2 Tle]
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Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht Verlag - Deutsche Reichstagsakten Deutsche Reichstagsakten unter Maximilian I. Reichstag zu Nürnberg 1487 [Mittlere Reihe / Bd 2, 2 Tle] (Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht) ISBN: 978-3-525-35404-9 kartoniert Tl 1: 669 S., Tl 2: VI,S. 671-1174 178,00 Eur[D] Deutsche Reichstagsakten unter Maximilian I. Reichstag zu Nürnberg 1487 Bearbeitet von Seyboth, Reinhard. Herausgegeben von Hist. Komm. bei d. Bayerischen Akad. d. Wiss. Verlag : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht ISBN : 978-3-525-35404-9 Einband : kartoniert Preisinfo : 178,00 Eur[D] / 183,00 Eur[A] / 275,00 CHF UVP Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : Tl 1: 669 S., Tl 2: VI,S. 671-1174 Erschienen : 02.2001 178,00 Eur[D] Auf dem Reichstag von Nürnberg 1487 wurden bedeutendere Probleme verhandelt als lange angenommen - dies zeigt diese Aktenedition. - Inhalt: Einleitung (Editionsgrundsätze, Der Nürnberger Reichstag 1487. Probleme, Verlauf und Ergebnisse). Quellen: Vorakten / Politische Probleme im Umfeld des Nürnberger Reichstags / Die Wittelsbachische Expansionspolitik des Jahres 1487 und der Nürnberger Reichstag / Der Reichstag zu Nürnberg (31. März-17. Juli 1487) / Nachakten / Die Gründung des Schwäbischen Bundes / Der kaiserliche Tag in Rothenburg wegen der Weinzusätze (30. September-1. Oktober 1487) / Berichte. - Der Bearbeiter Dr. Reinhard Seyboth ist Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der Historischen Kommission bei der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften und Lehrbeauftragter am Institut für Geschichte der Universität Regensburg.
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REGUARDATI (da Norcia), BENEDETTO (sec. XV)
De conservatione sanitatis.
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Roma, Stephan Plannck ca. 1487 - 1488 - In 4to (cm 20), legatura novecentesca in mezza pelle su assicelle di legno ad imitazione monastica, ottimo esemplare, pulito all'interno. Car. gotico, 33 linee, cc. 53 (di 54), manca la prima bianca. Quarta o quinta edizione (ne coesistono 2 nello stesso anno) di questo trattato di Benedetto Reguardati da Norcia sulla maniera di preservare la salute del corpo. Il Reguardati fu archiatra del Duca di Milano Francesco Sforza, che segu" molto da vicino cercando di imporgli una dieta che lo curasse dal suo stato di malattia. Negli epistolari dell'epoca, risulta che Benedetto disperava di poter giovare a un paziente indocile, che rifiuta una dieta stretta a base di "pistata" (pantrito o purea) a meno che non sia arricchita da "vernazzola" (vernaccia), "cosse de turdo" (coscie di tordo) e "limaghe" (lumache). Il libello intitolato De conservatione sanitatis riflette pienamente questa sua prassi. Si tratta di un testo di dietetica, che si inserisce in un filone molto sviluppato, quello dei regimina e dei consilia. La trattazione pi ampia riservata proprio al cibo, la res, come nel 'Libreto di tutte le cose che se mangnano' di Michele Savonarola; le prescrizioni si collocano a metˆ strada tra la dietetica in senso stretto e la culinaria, segnalando anche la rilevanza sociale assunta dal cibo in quell'epoca. Seguendo l'insegnamento di Arnaldo da Villanova, Benedetto afferma che i consigli da lui forniti sono essenziali e vengono prima di scopi pi alti e nobili: infatti un corpo indebolito o malato difficilmente pu˜ pervenire ad alti livelli di virt e di sapere, come si conviene soprattutto ai signori e ai potenti, ma anche al popolo che questi governano. Vi poi una sezione dedicata alle passioni dell'anima, in cui Benedetto si sofferma sulle modalitˆ di azione fisiologica dei moti dell'animo. Pochissime le copie censite, in Italia ed all'estero. Goff B317; CR 4445; Klebs 174.4; IBE 895; IGI 1465; Pr 3768; BMC IV 88; BSB-Ink R-187; GW 3821 [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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SABELLICUS (COCCIUS) MARCUS ANTONIUS
RERUM VENETARUM AB URBE CONDITA DECADES. VENEZIA, ANDREA TORRESANO DE ASOLA, 21 MAGGIO 1487,
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in-folio (mm 405x275), ff. (240), car. rom., legatura 800esca in mezza pelle e angoli, titolo oro al dorso, tagli marmorizz. Il f. 9 recto ha nei margini una serie di vivaci scene, disegnate a penna e in chiaroscuro nel settecento, rappresentanti le origini di Venezia. Nel bas-de- page sono dipinte le armi araldiche della famiglia Bembo (d'azzurro, al capriolo d'oro accompagnato da tre rose); 35 iniziali miniate in oro e decorate con elementi vegetali. Queste decorazioni sono probabilmente da ascrivere ad una bottega veneta del XVII secolo. Prima edizione ed unica impressa nel sec. XV. Magnifico monumento di tipografia che fa grande onore ad Andrea d'Asola, suocero di Aldo Manuzio. Rara, fondamentale prima cronaca ufficiale di Venezia e dei Veneti dalle origini al 1485, ricca di dettagliate notizie. Un passaggio, ad esempio, e' particolarmente interessante per la storia dell'introduzione della stampa in Italia, che il Sabellico stabilisce circa al tempo della morte del Doge Malipiero (1462) e per lo speciale ricordo che fa del Jenson (Deca III, lib. VIII). Nella Deca IV, lib. III (f. O1 recto), si trova l'interessante riferimento a Colombo ed alle sue ascendenze dinastiche. L'opera, stampata a spese dell'autore, ottenne il privilegio il primo settembre 1486 e fu dedicata al Doge Marco Barbarigo ed al Senato Veneto. Marcantonio Coccio (1436-1506), nativo di Vicovaro nella Sabina, assunse il nome di Sabellico. Insegno' retorica a Udine e Venezia, dove diresse la Marciana. Esempl. su carta forte e con ampi margini, rare postille marginali di mano del XV secolo. (con illustri provenienze: Bunbury, Dunn, Martini. Lievi aloni ai primi 2 ff., usuali tracce di polvere). BMC V, 308. HC 14053. Goff S-5. Oates 1864. IGI 8487. Renouard p. 260. Harrisse pp. 52-54 (ediz. poster.).
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Gesta Romanorum Gesta Romanorum cum applicationibus moral...
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[Augsburg:] [Anton Sorg,] [c1487.] Chancery Folio. 265 x 185 mm. a-c4,d-e6,j-g6,h-i6,k-l8,m-o6. Complete 98 ff = 186pp. Modern blind-tooled calf over original wood boards (some worming in boards), has decorated brass furniture but lacks clasp. A few marginal wormholes (a few letters touched) and minor dampstains in upper margin at end. Early index in manuscript on front paste-down, contemp. religious note at bottom of b8v, old owner’s inscription on recto of last leaf “Bartholomaeus Weldpach...” dated 1528.Provenance: from the collection of Bjarne Saxhof (1953-2003), Civil Engineer, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby. Saxhof assembled a fine collection of printed books and manuscripts, including some important private press books Gothic type 50/51 lines per page, Initials supplied in red throughout. The Gesta is “...a medieval collection of illustrative tales and anecdotes for the use of preachers. Its name indicates what is supposed to be its unifying element: accounts of happenings in ancient Rome. Each story has a title suggesting a virtue or vice and an appendix pointing to a moral. The first collection, in Latin, was probably the work of an English Franciscan about 1330. Continuously expanded, it exerted a strong influence upon later writers such as Chaucer and Gower and enjoyed a considerable vogue well into the 16th century...Some stories, e.g. Atalanta’s Race, derive from Greek myth; others, e.g. Androcles and the Lion, from late classical times. Several come fromAleandrian romance, Appolonius of Tyre being a notable example. Jewish and Indian lore, Christian writers like Geoffrey of Monmouth and local legends also provided a rich quarry.” [Cassell’s Ency. of World Lit.] Anton Sorg (c1430-1493) was among the earliest of the Augsburg printers. He produced some 180 works between 1475 and 1493. He was a painter,mapmaker,paper-mill owner, translator, and printer. He was trained by Gunther Zainer on the premises of the Abbey of Saints Ulric & Afra. Hain/Copinger 7739. GW 10895. Goff G290. Ce3 G290. CIH 1427. IBE 2659. IGI 4271. Deckert 326. Günther 135b. ISTC ig00290000. BSB G208. IBP 2399. BL. IB 6077. IGI 4271.
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Ludolphus de Saxonia:
Vita Christi. Niederländisch: Dat boeck van den leven ons liefs heeren ihesu Cristi) (GWM 19261, HC10048).
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Antwerpen, Gerard Leeu. 3. November 1487. Type 3, 4.. Zweispaltiges, 40-zeiliges Original-Inkunabelblatt mit einer zweizeiligen roten Lombarde und einem ganzseitigen altkolorierten Holzschnitt (12,9 x 18,4 cm). Blatt etwas fleckig und in den Ecken mit Klebestreifenresten. Ein Gesicht mit Abrieb. Wasserzeichen Bär. Blattgröße: 19,8 x 28,5 cm. Incunabula text woodcut leaf.. Der Dominikaner und spätere Kartäuser Ludolph von Sachsen verfasste die Schrift über das Leben Christi in der ersten Hälfte des XIV. Jahrhunderts. Das Besondere am Druck Leeus ist die Verwendung der Volkssprache und die künstlerische Gestaltung der Holzschnitte in flämischen Ateliers. Das einfache Kolorit des hier angebotenen Blattes ist typisch für den niederländischen Stil der Zeit. Der Holzschnitt zeigt die Geschichte der Heilung des Blinden.
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Contrats de mariages de l'an 1258 jusqu'en 1619
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1690. Manuscrit, s.l.n.d. (fin XVIIe siècle), in-folio; veau brun d’époque, dos à 6 nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, roulette dorée sur les coupes, tranches mouchetées de rouge. [circa] 389 ff. ms., 12 ff. blancs. Contient par exemple : "Contract de mariage entre Jean surnommé Tristan fils de sainct Louis et Jolande fille d'Eude duc de Bourgogne, du mois de juin 1258." "Contract de mariage entre Jean de Bourbon comte de la Marche, avec Catherine de Vendosme du 28 septembre 1364." "Contract de mariage entre François de Bourbon comte de Vendosme avec Marie de Luxembourg comtesse de Sainct Pol du 3 aoust 1487." "Contract de mariage entre Charles duc de Lorraine, avec Claude de France, du 19 janvier 1559." "Articles du mariage entre Henry quatriesme roy de France et de Navarre, et Marie de Medicis, 1600." Grandes marges intérieures et extérieures. Mors et coiffes restaurés, plats légèrement frottés, les 7 premiers feuillets en partie déreliés, mouillures dans la marge intérieure n'affectant pas le texte mais fragilisant légèrement certains feuillets. PHOTO DISPONIBLE SUR DEMANDE.. 25cm x 38cm.
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CARCANUS Michael
Sermonarium de Poenitentia per Adventum et Quadragesimam.
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|Venetiis, Nicolaus de Frankfordia, 11 dic. 1487, in-4, ff. (2), 221, leg. mod. m. cuoio ad imitaz.monastica, conservate le cuciture e le nervature orig. al dorso. Testo in car. gotico, su due colonne, spazi bianchi con lettera-guida per le iniz. F. (1) v.:«Haec est tabula omnia semonû»; f. 1 r. (A3): «Quadragesimale seu Sermonariû... Editû / a venerabili viro frê Michaele de Medio / lano ordinis minorum observâtiû. Prologus»; f. 221 v., colophon: «Impressû optimaque / castigatione emendatû: cura et impensis Ni / cholai Francfort. 3. idus Decêbris Anno / salutis. 1487. Venetijs». Editio princeps di queste «prediche per l'Avvento e la Quaresima» del frate minore osservante Michele Carcano (Milano 1427-Lodi 1484). Avendo ascoltato S. Bernardino da Siena che predicava in Milano, il giovane Michele entrò in convento e successivamente si diede anima e corpo alla predicazione in Italia ed in Palestina, trascinando le folle con i suoi discorsi incisivi e persuasivi. Nel 1462, ad esempio, indusse la città di Perugia ad erigere il primo Monte di Pietà con il pegno a basso interesse, imitata poi da Bologna e Padova; a Milano patrocinò l'erezione del «Pio consorzio della carità». La sua benefica attività è ricordata da molti scrittori contemoiranei. (Esempl. con evidenti danni causati dall'umidità soprattutto all'inizio ed alla fine del vol.; in particolare sui primi 3 ff., rinforzati, si ha la perdita di alcuni numeri della «tabula»; gli ultimi 7 ff. sono rinforzati e l'ultimo, n. 221, denuncia grave perdita del testo). Per il resto l'incunabulo è assai marginoso e leggibile. BMC V, 336. Goff C-196. Hain 4506. GW 6131. IGI 2520.
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TIBULLUS, CATULLUS, PROPERTIUS
Elegiae et Carmina (cum Commento). (Leg. con:) STATIUS Publius Papinus. Achilleis (cum Commento Johannes Britannicus).
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"Venezia, Bonetus Locatellus, per Octavianus Scotus, M.cccc.lxxxvii (9 Dicembre 1487. (Statius:) Impressum Brixia per Iacobum Brtitannicum M.cccc.lxxxv.(21 Maggio 1485). In-folio (290 x 196 mm), due opere in un vol., bella legatura settecentesca in pieno vitello, dorso a nervi finem. decorato in oro, tagli rossi. Testi racchiusi nel commento. - I) Tibulli Elegiae cum comm. Bernardini Veronensi. Catulli Carmina cum comm. Antonini Partheni. Proportii Elegiae cum comm. Philippi Beroladi., ff. 158 nn. (ultimo bianco), caratt. rom., iniziali silogr. istoriate, grande marca tipogr. al verso del f. 157. - II) Statii Achilleida cum comm. Ioannis Britannici. ff.28 (primo bianco), caratt. rom. Bellissime e rare edizioni, di Venezia e di Brescia, dei noti aulici testi poetici della latinità. Esemplari in ottimo stato di conservazione e con ampi margini (ex-libris Fridericus Plessis). HC*4763=4765. BMC V, 439. Polain (B) 3783. Goff T-372. II: HC* 14989. BMC VII, 973. Goff T-401"
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PETRUS HISPANUS (Johannes XXI., Papst).
Summulae logicales]: Com[m]entum novum In primu[m] et qartum tractatus Petri Hispani cu[m] com[m]e[n]to nuovum parvoru[m] logicaliu[m] Marsilii.
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- Basel, Nicolaus Kessler 20. Juni 1487 gr.-8°. (22,5 cm.). 9 Bll. (Manuskript), 2 w. Bll., 224 Bll., 8 Bll. (Manuskript). Ldr. d. Zt. über Holzdeckel. m. 2 Messing-Schließen, großem Dekor mit Blindprägung v. Rollenstempel u. Streicheisen auf beiden Deckeln. 1 Metalleckbeschlag am Hinterdeckel noch vorhanden. Eckabriß ohne Textverl. b3, b5 einger., Diagramm auf f1,g1Randabriß am ob. Rd. m. Textverl., gedr., kolor. Diagramm auf i5, Wasserrand v. k1-l, r1-3,6,7, kl. Randabriß o. Textverl. a, q6, kl. Randri0 a. q8, kl. Eckabrß a. r4,Eckabriß am letzten Bl. B8, letzte Bll. Wasserrand am ob. w. Rd. Hain 8707; BMC III 765 - Bl. a2 reich, floral illuminiert mit gr. farb. Initiale m. Blattgoldauflage (35 x 32 mm.). Durchgeh. rubriziert, zahlr. farb. Initialen n Blau u. Rot. Häufig m. zeitgen. Annotationen. - Petrus Hispanus, der spätere Papst Johannes XXI (1205-1277), Arzt, Philosoph und Logiker hörte als Student in Paris bei Albertus Magnus die Naturkunde, die Philosophie bei Wilhelm Shyreswood, begeisterte sich an den Vorlesungen über die Logik, die Lambert von Auxerre hielt. Er selbst lehrte bis 1229 Logik und schrieb 1230 den Tractatus Logicae, der als Summulae Logicales das verbreitetste Lehrbuch der Logik war und bis zum Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts fast 200 Auflagen erlebte. Um 1235 ging Petrus Hispanus zum Medizinstudium nach Montpellier und wirkte von 1246 bis 1250 als Professor für Medizin in Siena, anschließend bis 1272 in Lissabon und Raga. 1271 berief ihn Papst Gregor X. zu seinem Leibarzt. Collation: a1-8,b-8,c-8,d-8,e-8,f-8,g-8,h8,i-8,k-8,l-8,m-8,n-8,o-8,p-8,q-8,r-8,s-8,t-8,v-8,x-8,y-8,z-8,cc-8,&-8,E-8,A-8,B-8. Inkunabel, Philosophie [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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MARIANUS DE GENAZANO
ORATIO CORAM INNOCENTIUS VIII DOMINICA TERTIA ADVENTUS HABITA. [ROMA, STEPHAN PLANNCK, 1487]. AL COLOPHON: AB INCARNATIONE DOMINI MCCCCLXXXVII. XIIII. KALEN. JANUARIAS. PONT. VERO. INNO. ANNO QUARTO
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Cm. 19, ff. (6) [33 righe a piena pagina]. Leg. antica (fine Settecento-primi Ottocento) in cart. alla rustica. Trascurabili macchiette d'inchiostro. Esemplare fresco e ben conservato. Mariano da Genazzano (1450-1498), celebre teologo e generale degli agostiniani, fu definito da Machiavelli ""predicatore eccellentissimo"". Mariano fu acerrimo nemico di Savonarola verso il quale si scaglio' attraverso numerose orazioni pubbliche, finalizzate ad ottenerne la scomunica e l'emarginazione dalla chiesa. Quest'orazione dai forti contenuti politici e' ben esemplificativa del clima di lotta intestina all'interno della chiesa romana; venne letta a papa Innocenzo VIII (1432-1492), successore di Sisto IV nominato dopo numerosi intrighi politici. Innocenzo VIII condanno' le tesi di Pico della Mirandola e si segnalo' per la bolla Summis desiderantes contro la stregoneria. Rarissimo. Cfr. Hain, 7553. (S126)
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1425 L'historien Georges Goyau rend hommage au président ...
Mesure de la farine produite par le moulin de la Baulme.
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Nombre de document : 1 parchemin 18 x 32 cm 26/04/1487 Cachet du cabinet d’Hozier. pliures, encre pâlie, sceau manquant. Jehan Sixsols, lieutenant général du bailli d’Aval en «conté de Bourgne» (Franche-Comté) demande à Etienne Ravyot, clerc juré dudit bailliage, accompagné d’un sergent, de rétablir la «couppe» (mesure) aux armes de Grandmont au moulin de la Baulme (au lieu-dit Gonvillars, paroisse de Villers-sur-Saulnot), pour servir de mesure aux meuniers. Cette «couppe» avait été «prinse et empourtée» il y a plus d’un an par «ung nommé Jeahn Fayvelot, soy disant prevost de Granges». Le bailliage d’Aval agit à la requête de Guillaume de Grandmont, seigneur dudit lieu, comme «tuteur et legitime administrateur» des trois enfants de feu le seigneur de Grandmont. L’acte, dans son préambule, explique cette pratique : la famille de Grandmont a pris l’habitude «de avoir et mectre couppe armoyé de leurs armes pour mesurer les payemens de ceulx que vont mouldre audit molin. Et laquelle couppe armoyé ainsi que dit est ilz ont accoustumé baillier a leurs meniers dudit molin, sans ce qu’il soit loisible a aucuns de n’en point baillier et mectre d’autre oudit molin ». En français. Nombre de page : 1
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Bible -- Latin -- Incunable.
Biblia Latina]
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Georgius Arrivabenus, Venice: 1487/1488, 27 Feb. - 4to. [Lacks a1,blank & a2] a3-6, [Lacks a7 ,a8,& b1] b2-7, [lacks b8, c1- 8], [f-g8 bound before d], d-z8, sign 8, 2 sign 8, 3 sign 8,A-P8, Q6,R-Z8,2A-2D8, 2E10, 2a-2d10 [lacks 2d10 blank]. 451 (of 466) leaves. 18th c. Italian vellum,soiled, title in old hand, shelf labels, bookplate of Robert R. Dearden, old stamps on first and last leaves; some light dampstains and other scattered stains; occ. marginalia in an Italianate hand; some initials supplied in later pen; marginal repairs on r1, x8, sign4, I8, L5, & 2E6; marginal worming in gathering 2A, some close trimming at head affecting a few headlines. 52 lines & headine; double column with table in 3 columns; type 7:65G, 27:110G. Georgius Arrivabenus started a printing press together with Bernardinus Benalius and Paganinus de Paganinis in 1483 but began printing incunabula on his own from 1484 and printed approximately 50 incunabula independently."Dated Anno dni. Mcccclxxxvij iij. Cal. Martij; interpreted as 27 Feb 1487/88 in BMC and GW; interpreted by Sack as 28 Feb. 1487/88, probably assuming that 'February 1487 more veneto' included an extra day on account the leap year of 1488." [ISTC] Goff B586 ; HC 3099* = H 3097 ; Pell 2324 ; CIBN B-412 ; Aquilon 118 ; Parguez 200 ; Torchet 162 ; Polain(B) 4207 ; IDL 847 ; IBE 1028 ; IGI 1671 ; IBP 1025 ; Saj—-SoltŽsz 646 ; Mendes 214 ; Voull(Trier) 2059 ; Voull(B) 4113 ; Sack(Freiburg) 642 ; Walsh 2121 ; Bod-inc B-295 ; Sheppard 4018 ; Pr 4912 ; BMC V 383 ; BSB-Ink B-460 ; GW 4263 (+ var) (+ Accurti(1936) p.80). ISTC ib00586000.
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MARTYROLOGIUM
Viola Sanctorum
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Johan Pruss, Strassburg 1487 - Quarto, early 19th century russia, finely rebacked period style, two bookplates, name on end-paper and on short-title leaf, early inscription on short-title leaf, several small wormholes at front and back fortunately puncture only a few leaves at either end, and mainly in the blank margins; where they touch a letter or two they do not affect any legibility. Other than some minor stains, a very nice copy. Several editions of this popular work were printed by Pruss, this is the first to issue from his press. Hain 10870; Goff M 337. Uncommon. Because of the value of this item, extra postal insurance or registry fees may be required.
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DURANTI, Guillelmus [1237?-1296].
Rationale Divinorum Officiorum.
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[Colophon on Gvr:] Venice: Guilelmus Anima Mia, Tridinensis [Guilelmus de Cereto], 20 November 1487. - folio. 310 x 213 mm. [ff. 197]. lacking 1 of the 2 final blanks. gothic type. 59 lines. double columns. woodcut initials. circular astrological calendar on G1v. 18th (?) century drawing on verso of last leaf. later vellum over bds. (recased, binding stained, waterstain in upper corners of first 30 leaves, causing some limpness, & in the fore-margins of the last 15 leaves, with resulting slightly ragged edges, a single wormtrack within the first stain, never touching the text, occasional foxing & marginal soiling, tear in first leaf repaired obscuring some letters, but a large copy with deckle edge visible on many leaves). Rare edition. GW 9133. Goff D432 (3 copies only). Hain-Copinger 6493. Pellechet 4510. Not in BMC or Proctor.
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Bible--Latin--Incunable
[Biblia Latina]
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Georgius Arrivabenus, 1487/1488, 27 Feb. 4to. [Lacks a1, blank & a2] a3-6, [Lacks a7, a8, & b1] b2-7, [lacks b8, c1-8], [f-g8 bound before d], d-z8, sign 8, 2 sign 8, 3 sign 8, A-P8, Q6, R-Z8, 2A-2D8, 2E10, 2a-2d10 [lacks 2d10 blank]. 451 (of 466) leaves. 18th c. Italian vellum, soiled, title in old hand, shelf labels, bookplate of Robert R. Dearden, old stamps on first and last leaves; some light dampstains and other scattered stains; occ. marginalia in an Italianate hand; some initials supplied in later pen; marginal repairs on r1, x8, sign4, I8, L5, & 2E6; marginal worming in gathering 2A, some close trimming at head affecting a few headlines. 52 lines & headine; double column with table in 3 columns; type 7: 65G, 27: 110G. Georgius Arrivabenus started a printing press together with Bernardinus Benalius and Paganinus de Paganinis in 1483 but began printing incunabula on his own from 1484 and printed approximately 50 incunabula independently. "Dated Anno dni. Mcccclxxxvij iij. Cal. Martij; interpreted as 27 Feb 1487/88 in BMC and GW; interpreted by Sack as 28 Feb. 1487/88, probably assuming that 'February 1487 more veneto' included an extra day on account the leap year of 1488. " [ISTC] Goff B586; HC 3099* = H 3097; Pell 2324; CIBN B-412; Aquilon 118; Parguez 200; Torchet 162; Polain(B) 4207; IDL 847; IBE 1028; IGI 1671; IBP 1025; Sajó-Soltész 646; Mendes 214; Voull(Trier) 2059; Voull(B) 4113; Sack(Freiburg) 642; Walsh 2121; Bod-inc B-295; Sheppard 4018; Pr 4912; BMC V 383; BSB-Ink B-460; GW 4263 (+ var) (+ Accurti(1936) p.80). ISTC ib00586000.
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REBUFFI Pietro.
PRAXIS BENEFICIORUM D.PETRI REBUFFI MONTISPESSULANI. Cui apposuimus Bullam Coenae Domini, Bullam item Ieiuniorum, ac supplicationum S.D.N.P. Pauli III. multis in locis restituta omnia. Venetiis, apud Floravantem à Prato, 1584.
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- Hac editione aliquot additamentis (que his notis [ ] inclusimus) ex postrema Auctoris recognitione locupletata". "Accesserunt etiam nunc recens Additiones ad Regulas Cancellariae, cum interpretationibus D. Petri Rebuffi: cura D. Audomari Rebuffi Montispessulani, Iur.Doct. diligentissime excultae". "His etiam adiecta est Practica Cancellariae Apost. D. Hieronymi Pauli Barchin. Cum indice locupletissimo". Testo latino. Cm.20,7x14,4. Pg.(64), 700. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena molle, con titoli manoscritti al dorso. Minima mancanza al margine delle prime carte, interessate da modestissimo alone da umidità che non inficia assolutamente il testo. Esemplare fresco e assai ben conservato. Al frontespizio marca tipografica, in formato cm.5x4,2, raffigurante, in cornicetta decorativa, tre alberi in fascia su un prato cimati da altrettante colombe, quella al centro in palo, le altre due di profilo. Il celebre giureconsulto Pierre Rebuffi (Baillargues, presso Montpellier, 1487-1557) fu docente di diritto a Montpellier, Cahors, Poitiers e Parigi prima di prendere i voti sacerdotali. Scrisse importanti opere di diritto civile e canonico. > ICCU\PUVE\014535. Sapori, I, 2435, cita altra edizione. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Rebuffi, Pierre, Commentator
Concordata Inter Sanctissimum Dominum Nostrum Papam Leonum Decimum
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Rebuffi, Pierre [1487- - 1557], Commentator. Concordata Inter Sanctissimum Dominum Nostrum Papam Leonum Decimum, & Sedem Apostolicam, Ac Christianissimum Dominum Nostrum Regem Franciscum Huius Nominis Primu, & Regnum Aedita. Cum Interpretationibus Aegregii viri D. Petri Rebuffi. Cum Indici Aphabetico. Nunc te, Benevole Lector, Admonere Velim, Me Post Primam, & Alias Huius Libri Aeditiones, Tam Curiae Romane Praxim, Quam galliarum, Totis (Ut Aiunt) Nervis Hactenus Perquisiuiste, & Ex Omnibus tam Curiarum Franciae, Supremarum Arestis, Quam Rote Decisionibus Multa his, Hoc Notata Signo * Addidisse, Quae si Perlegeris Boni (ut Spero) Consules. Paris: Apud Galeotum Pratensum, 1545. [lxiv], 429, [3]; [ii], 166, [2]; [2], 74, [4] pp. Three parts in one volume. Main text in double columns, text of concordat surrounded by linear gloss. Quarto (9-1/2" x 7"). Later mottled sheep, gilt title to spine, speckled edges. Light rubbing to extremities, a few scuffs to boards. Attractive crible initials, large woodcut printer device to verso of final text leaf. Offsetting to margins of endleaves, faint dampstaining, toning to a few sections, internally clean. Ex-library. Location and author label (Rebuffus) to spine, small bookplate to front pastedown, small stamp to foot of spine. An appealing copy. * Fourth edition. Editorial changes to this edition noted with asterisks. This is an important series of commentaries on the Concordat of 1516, which regulated the status of the Catholic Church in France and established guidelines for the nomination of bishops, the interpretation of canon law and other matters. The final part is Rebuffi's essay Tractatus de Pacificis Possessoribus, which deals with possession and benefices. Rebuffi was the leading French canonist of the period, an auditor of the Rota Romana and the author of several important works, such as Praxis Beneficiorum (1584) and a commentary on De Verborum et Rerum Significatione (1586). Not in Adams. This edition not in Camus. KVK locates 4 copies of this edition; OCLC locates 6 with 3 in the United States (at Harvard Law School; Hobart and William Smith and the University of Pennsylvania Law School). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Bihl, Liselotte / Epting, Karl (insgesamt 2 Bände/Teile) Bibliographie französischer Übersetzungen aus dem Deutschen 1487-1944 Bibliographie des traductions françaises d'auteurs de langue allemande 1487-1944 Herausgegeben von Wais, Kurt
Bihl, Liselotte / Epting, Karl (insgesamt 2 Bände/Teile) Bibliographie französischer Übersetzungen aus dem Deutschen 1487-1944 Bibliographie des traductions françaises d'auteurs de langue allemande 1487-1944 Herausgegeben von Wais, Kurt
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Niemeyer Verlag - Bihl, Liselotte / Epting, Karl (insgesamt 2 Bände/Teile) Bibliographie französischer Übersetzungen aus dem Deutschen 1487-1944 Bibliographie des traductions françaises d'auteurs de langue allemande 1487-1944 Herausgegeben von Wais, Kurt Verlag : Niemeyer, M ISBN : 3-484-10572-0 Einband : Leinen Seiten/Umfang : XXV, 1311 Seiten Erschienen : 1987 Preisinfo : 273 Eur[D]
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BIBLE -- LATIN -- INCUNABLE.
[BIBLIA LATINA] VENICE: GEORGIUS ARRIVABENUS, 1487/1488, 27 FEB.
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4to. [Lacks a1,blank & a2] a3-6, [Lacks a7 ,a8,& b1] b2-7, [lacks b8, c1- 8], [f-g8 bound before d], d-z8, sign 8, 2 sign 8, 3 sign 8,A-P8, Q6,R-Z8,2A-2D8, 2E10, 2a-2d10 [lacks 2d10 blank]. 451 (of 466) leaves. 18th c. Italian vellum,soiled, title in old hand, shelf labels, bookplate of Robert R. Dearden, old stamps on first and last leaves; some light dampstains and other scattered stains; occ. marginalia in an Italianate hand; some initials supplied in later pen; marginal repairs on r1, x8, sign4, I8, L5, & 2E6; marginal worming in gathering 2A, some close trimming at head affecting a few headlines. 52 lines & headine; double column with table in 3 columns; type 7:65G, 27:110G. Georgius Arrivabenus started a printing press together with Bernardinus Benalius and Paganinus de Paganinis in 1483 but began printing incunabula on his own from 1484 and printed approximately 50 incunabula independently."Dated Anno dni. Mcccclxxxvij iij. Cal. Martij; interpreted as 27 Feb 1487/88 in BMC and GW; interpreted by Sack as 28 Feb. 1487/88, probably assuming that 'February 1487 more veneto' included an extra day on account the leap year of 1488." [ISTC] Goff B586 ; HC 3099* = H 3097 ; Pell 2324 ; CIBN B-412 ; Aquilon 118 ; Parguez 200 ; Torchet 162 ; Polain(B) 4207 ; IDL 847 ; IBE 1028 ; IGI 1671 ; IBP 1025 ; Saju-SoltAEsz 646 ; Mendes 214 ; Voull(Trier) 2059 ; Voull(B) 4113 ; Sack(Freiburg) 642 ; Walsh 2121 ; Bod-inc B-295 ; Sheppard 4018 ; Pr 4912 ; BMC V 383 ; BSB-Ink B-460 ; GW 4263 (+ var) (+ Accurti(1936) p.80). ISTC ib00586000.
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Bible -- Latin -- Incunable.
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Venice: Georgius Arrivabenus, 1487/1488, 27 Feb. 4to. [Lacks a1,blank & a2] a3-6, [Lacks a7 ,a8,& b1] b2-7, [lacks b8, c1- 8], [f-g8 bound before d], d-z8, sign 8, 2 sign 8, 3 sign 8,A-P8, Q6,R-Z8,2A-2D8, 2E10, 2a-2d10 [lacks 2d10 blank]. 451 (of 466) leaves. 18th c. Italian vellum,soiled, title in old hand, shelf labels, bookplate of Robert R. Dearden, old stamps on first and last leaves; some light dampstains and other scattered stains; occ. marginalia in an Italianate hand; some initials supplied in later pen; marginal repairs on r1, x8, sign4, I8, L5, & 2E6; marginal worming in gathering 2A, some close trimming at head affecting a few headlines. 52 lines & headine; double column with table in 3 columns; type 7:65G, 27:110G. Georgius Arrivabenus started a printing press together with Bernardinus Benalius and Paganinus de Paganinis in 1483 but began printing incunabula on his own from 1484 and printed approximately 50 incunabula independently. "Dated Anno dni. Mcccclxxxvij iij. Cal. Martij; interpreted as 27 Feb 1487/88 in BMC and GW; interpreted by Sack as 28 Feb. 1487/88, probably assuming that 'February 1487 more veneto' included an extra day on account the leap year of 1488." [ISTC] Goff B586 ; HC 3099* = H 3097 ; Pell 2324 ; CIBN B-412 ; Aquilon 118 ; Parguez 200 ; Torchet 162 ; Polain(B) 4207 ; IDL 847 ; IBE 1028 ; IGI 1671 ; IBP 1025 ; Sajó-Soltész 646 ; Mendes 214 ; Voull(Trier) 2059 ; Voull(B) 4113 ; Sack(Freiburg) 642 ; Walsh 2121 ; Bod-inc B-295 ; Sheppard 4018 ; Pr 4912 ; BMC V 383 ; BSB-Ink B-460 ; GW 4263 (+ var) (+ Accurti(1936) p.80). ISTC ib00586000.
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MAZZE(Clemens)
Vita Di San Zenobio
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Bartholommeo Di Libri, Florence 1487 - Quarto, modern vellum, moderately stained throughout with some inner blank margins damaged, some leaves weak and brittle, bottom blank edge of first leaf reinforced, though a respectable copy and in many respects comparable to the Sexton copy sold in 1981. Ex libris Solomon Pottesman. The fourth century saint, Zenobius, was bishop of Florence and the principal patron saint of that city and widely depicted by Florentine artists. Hain 10981; Goff M 417. The rare first edition. Mazze's first book. Because of the value of this item, extra postal insurance or registry fees may be required.
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RÜXNER, Georg.
Thurnier Buch. Von Anfang, Ursachen, Ursprung, und Herkommen, der Thurnier im heyligen Römischen Reich teutscher Nation. Frankfurt on the Main, Georg Rab for S. Feyerabend and S. Hüter, 1566. 3 parts in 1 volume. Folio (31 x 20 cm). With 3 printed title-pages, first title-page printed in red and black with large woodcut; 2 double-page woodcuts (versos blank), 79 woodcut illustrations in the text, woodcut coats of arms on 78 pages, and woodcut printer's device on last leaf. Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, richly blind-stamped in blind.
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- (6), 243, (3); (4), 81 ll. Adams R-877; FairMur (G) 374. Third edition with new cuts throughout and enlarged with a second and third part. The tournament, as it is properly called, appears in Europe in the eleventh century. From its introduction, participation in a tournament was considered to be a sport for men of noble birth, and the participants' lists were jealously closed to all combatants but the members of the privileged classes. The first part of Rüxner's book describes tournaments in Germany and Switzerland from 938 to 1487. Some of these, including the Magdeburg tournament of 938, are fictitious. The author provides information on the tournament laws, the names of the participating nobility, the names and arms of the winners, the prizes, etc. In the German countries, questions about purity of lineage of candidates who applied for admission to a noble chapter, were often settled by an appeal to the fact that an ancestor had taken part in a tournament. The second and third part, both published here for the first time, describe tournaments and games held at Vienna from May 2 to June 24, 1565, and the ceremonial entrance into Bintz of Charles V and his sons on August 22, 1549.The woodcut illustrations in this edition are all new. Some of these are signed I.A. (Jost Amman) including the fine large cut of the tournament of 1565, printed on E4 and repeated on DD6. Other cuts are signed "H.B." and attributed to Hans Bocksperger.Slightly discoloured in places; annotation in ink on first title, partly erased; final blank leaf and flyleaf at the end missing; clasps of binding missing, a bit stained and worn, lower margin of rear cover repaired). A very good copy in a contemporary binding.
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ORTUS SANITATIS.-
AIN GARTEN DER GESUNTHAIT. Fragment.
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Ulm, Conrad Dinckmut, 1487. - Folio. 105 Bll. Satzspigel 20,5 : 13.5 cm. Mit 130 altkolorierten Pflanzenholzstichen. Lose im ehemaligen blindgepr. Schweinsldr.-Bd. d. Zt. über Holzdeckel auf 3 Doppelbünden. Stark berieben Kapitale beschädigt. -- Pritzel, 10827; - Nissen, BBI 2280; - BM II, 335; - Heilmann S. 119 mit der Abbildung eines hier vorhandenen Blattes " CXII Wilder Galgan". - Neudruck des SCHÖFFERSCHEN GART durch Conrad DINKMUT aus Ulm 1487. Er benutzte dafür die GRÜNINGERSCHE Ausgabe unter Verwendung neu in Holz geschnittener und handkolorierter Abbildungen. Einzelne Pflanzenbilder stammen jedoch aus dem SCHÖFFERSCHEN GART.
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BOSSE, Abraham.
Moyen Universel de Pratiquer la Perspective sur les Tableaux, ou Surfaces Irregulieres.Paris, Abraham Bosse, 1653 (1669 issue). 8vo in 4s. With engraved frontispiece, plus engraved part-title and 32 numbered engraved plates printed on 18 leaves (15 printed on both sides), including 2 folding. Contemporary mottled calf with gold-tooled spine and board edges. Red sprinkled edges.
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(1), (1 blank), "75" [= 78], (1) pp. Brunet I, col. 1127; Cicognara 820; Goldsmith, STC BMC French 1487; Ornamentstichsammlung 4718; DSB II, pp. 333-334; NBG VI, cols. 786-787.First edition, second(?) issue, with the folding plate 32 dated June 1669, of Bosse's practical and beautifully illustrated handbook of perspective and projective geometry, a seminal work in the development of art and architecture. Bosse (1602-1676), draftsman and engraver, worked closely with mathematition Girard Desargues, who presented the now standard theory of mathematical perspective in 1636. It was largely through Bosse's more detailed and extensively illustrated publications (also translated into Dutch and other languages) of Desargues's ideas and sometimes also his texts, that knowledge of mathematical perspective spread to artists, architects and others around the world. Bosse also made original contributions by extending Desargues's work, most importantly in the present work, where he includes not only the relatively simple projection of figures constructed from straight lines, but also the much more difficult projection of and onto regular and irregular curved surfaces.Desargue and Bosse's work on perspective was hotly debated but gained the support of the Académie Royale, which assigned Bosse a teaching position and offered him an honorary membership. There are at least two issues of the first edition, the 1653 issue for which Cicognara calls for 31 numbered plates and an engraved dedication to the Cologne banker and collector Everhard Jabach (1618-1695), and the present 1669 issue with the folding plate 32 and no engraved dedication, but copies are known with 32 plates and the dedication. Our copy exactly matches the collation given in the Berlin Ornamentstichsammlung, with the 1669 plate and without the dedication. The four-page avertissement is followed by a general introduction in 13 chapters (pp. 5-39), the present copy with plate 32 before chapter 12. The letterpress notes to plates 1-31 follow (pp. 41-78, the last misnumbered "75"), preceded by the engraved part-title with a Greek-key border: "Explication par Figures et par Discours, des choses ci devant dites" (dated 1653, like the letterpress general title-page: the note on the last letterpress page, below the errata, notes that the ptrinting was completed on 5 May 1653).With a pencil note indicating this copy came from the 1879 auction of the library of the art historian Marie-Joseph-François Mahérault. A good copy. Binding slightly rubbed, with cracks in the hinges and with the head and foot of the backstrip damaged. First edition of a seminal work on perspective with the 1669 extra folding plate.
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Kramer, Heinrich Malleus Maleficarum 1487 (Hexenhammer) Mit Bulle und Approbatio Vorwort von Jerouschek, Günter. Herausgegeben von Jerouschek, Günter
Kramer, Heinrich Malleus Maleficarum 1487 (Hexenhammer) Mit Bulle und Approbatio Vorwort von Jerouschek, Günter. Herausgegeben von Jerouschek, Günter
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Hildesheim Olms Verlag. Kramer, Heinrich Malleus Maleficarum 1487 (Hexenhammer) Mit Bulle und Approbatio Vorwort von Jerouschek, Günter. Herausgegeben von Jerouschek, Günter Verlag : Olms, G ISBN : 3-487-09379-0 Einband : Leinen Seiten/Umfang : LV,VI, 258 Seiten Erschienen : (Nachdruck d. Ausg. 1487) 1992 Preisinfo : 124,00 Eur[D]. ISBN: 9783487093790 Verlagsfrisch New Copy
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Biblia, deutsch: "Die Epistel zu den romern" IIII. - V. Capitel. Brief an die Römer. (GW 4305, H 3139).
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Augsburg, Johann Schönsperger, 25. Mai 1487. Type 2, 3.. Zweispaltiges, 48-zeiliges Original-Inkunabelblatt mit 2 vierzeiligen Holzschnittinitialen im Stil der italienischen Renaissance, römischer Blattzahl cccccccxvi auf festem Papier und kleinem Sammlerstempel, Blattgröße: 19,4 x 28,7 cm. Incunabula text leaf.. Zum Zeitpunkt der Drucklegung der Bibel war Schönsperger noch der Drucker, der sich auf die Massenproduktion von Volksbüchern eingestellt hatte. Die Seltenheit dieser Bibelausgabe ist auf den Verschleiß dieser Volksbücher zurückzuführen. Das Blatt umfasst die Kap. 3,6 - 5,10 aus dem Brief des Paulus an die Gemeinde in Rom.
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RÜXNER, Georg.
Thurnier Buch. Von Anfang, Ursachen, Ursprung, und Herkommen, der Thurnier im heyligen Römischen Reich teutscher Nation. Frankfurt on the Main, Georg Rab for S. Feyerabend and S. Hüter, 1566. 3 parts in 1 volume. Folio (31 x 20 cm). With 3 printed title-pages, first title-page printed in red and black with large woodcut; 2 double-page woodcuts (versos blank), 79 woodcut illustrations in the text, woodcut coats of arms on 78 pages, and woodcut printer's device on last leaf. Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, richly blind-stamped in blind.
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(6), 243, (3); (4), 81 ll. Adams R-877; FairMur (G) 374. Third edition with new cuts throughout and enlarged with a second and third part. The tournament, as it is properly called, appears in Europe in the eleventh century. From its introduction, participation in a tournament was considered to be a sport for men of noble birth, and the participants' lists were jealously closed to all combatants but the members of the privileged classes. The first part of Rüxner's book describes tournaments in Germany and Switzerland from 938 to 1487. Some of these, including the Magdeburg tournament of 938, are fictitious. The author provides information on the tournament laws, the names of the participating nobility, the names and arms of the winners, the prizes, etc. In the German countries, questions about purity of lineage of candidates who applied for admission to a noble chapter, were often settled by an appeal to the fact that an ancestor had taken part in a tournament. The second and third part, both published here for the first time, describe tournaments and games held at Vienna from May 2 to June 24, 1565, and the ceremonial entrance into Bintz of Charles V and his sons on August 22, 1549.The woodcut illustrations in this edition are all new. Some of these are signed I.A. (Jost Amman) including the fine large cut of the tournament of 1565, printed on E4 and repeated on DD6. Other cuts are signed "H.B." and attributed to Hans Bocksperger.Slightly discoloured in places; annotation in ink on first title, partly erased; final blank leaf and flyleaf at the end missing; clasps of binding missing, a bit stained and worn, lower margin of rear cover repaired). A very good copy in a contemporary binding.
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TACITUS.
Opera. [Edited by Franciscus Puteolanus].
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[Milan, Antonius Zarotus, c.1487.] 1487 Folio, 188 leaves, roman letter, capital spaces, a few contemporary annotations; a large crisp copy in an English late 17th / early 18th-century binding of marbled paper boards for Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun (see below), leather back strip renewed, original edges preserving MS title “Cornel Taciti”. Second collected edition of Tacitus containing the Annals, and Histories, the Germania, and the first printing of the Agricola. The Agricola is Tacitus’ biography of his father-in-law, the Roman general who completed the conquest of Britain and ultimately became its governor. It includes an account of Britain and its tribes (these were the days of Boadicea), and even the weather, the continual rain and cloud.From the library of the Scottish patriot Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun (1655-1716), with his signature on final blank and on rear paste-down. Fletcher’s library included almost fifty incunables, among them the Subiaco Augustine of 1467 and the Aldine Aristotle.HC 15219; BMC VI, 719; Goff T7. Cf. PMM 93 describing the Antwerp (Plantin) edition of 1574 edited by Lipsius.
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TIBULLUS, CATULLUS, PROPERTIUS
ELEGIAE ET CARMINA (CUM COMMENTO). (LEG. CON:) STATIUS PUBLIUS PAPINUS. ACHILLEIS (CUM COMMENTO JOHANNES BRITANNICUS).
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Venezia, Bonetus Locatellus, per Octavianus Scotus, M.cccc.lxxxvii (9 Dicembre 1487. (Statius:) Impressum Brixia per Iacobum Brtitannicum M.cccc.lxxxv.(21 Maggio 1485). In-folio (290 x 196 mm), due opere in un vol., bella legatura settecentesca in pieno vitello, dorso a nervi finem. decorato in oro, tagli rossi. Testi racchiusi nel commento. - I) Tibulli Elegiae cum comm. Bernardini Veronensi. Catulli Carmina cum comm. Antonini Partheni. Proportii Elegiae cum comm. Philippi Beroladi., ff. 158 nn. (ultimo bianco), caratt. rom., iniziali silogr. istoriate, grande marca tipogr. al verso del f. 157. - II) Statii Achilleida cum comm. Ioannis Britannici. ff.28 (primo bianco), caratt. rom. Bellissime e rare edizioni, di Venezia e di Brescia, dei noti aulici testi poetici della latinita'. Esemplari in ottimo stato di conservazione e con ampi margini (ex-libris Fridericus Plessis). BMC V, 439. Polain (B) 3783. Goff T-372. II: HC* 14989. BMC VII, 973. Goff T-401
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Mozart, W.A.
(KV 527) Il Dissoluto Punito osia Il Don Giovanni.
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Don Juan ... nebst einem Anhang von später eingelegten Stükken. Im Klavierauszug von A.E.Müller. Lpz., B&H /1487/(1811). 2 Bl., 182 S. Text: ital., deutsch. Qfol. Typendruck. - 2. Ausgabe in Typendruck. Haupttitel wie oben, deutscher Titel leicht abgeändert. RISM M 4513. - Stockfleckig, Ecken abgenutzt.
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DURANDUS (DURANTI), GULIELMUS; MONTROCHER, GUY DE; FUSIGNA, JACQUES; RAIMOND, BISHOP OF VALENCIA; IN
RATIONALE DIVINORUM / BOUND WITH / MANIPULUS CURATOR(UM) BY GUIDO DE MONTE ROCHERII / WITH / ARS PREDICANDI BY JACQUES FUSIGNA. [PRINTER OF THE 1483 JORDANUS DE QUEDLINBURG (GEORG HUSNER)], STRASSBURG: SEPT. 1, 1488 / / JOHAN KOELHOFF, LUBECK COLONIE [COLOGNE]: 1487.
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Three works in one. 1. Rationale Divinorum. 264 leaves. Title page mounted, with loss of blank portion. First signature with damp damage, but no real loss of text. 2. Manipulus curator(um). 68 leaves. Some light marginal damping. Some marginal worm holes. 3. Ars predicandi. 16 leaves (last blank) printed continuously with the preceding work. Last few leaves wormed and damped with some slight loss. Gothic Latin text. Double column. Folio. 215 x 310 mm. The original, highly decorated leather boards are preserved over a modern leather binding. The boards are blind tooled with: sixteen small stamps showing a rampant lion within a diamond frames; ten small madonna stamps in circular frames; and a lettered mari(a) ribbon stamp repeated over forty times. Though much of the decoration has perished, and what remains is worn - this is a wonderful survival of a fifteenth century binding. When all the prescriptions for celebration of the liturgy are gathered into a single volume, that book is termed an ordinal. If a book contains only the directions for sacraments administered by a bishop, it is called a pontifical. Over time, the ceremonial was studied by authors who attempted to explain its allegory and codify its practice; and the most complete of such treatises, the Rationale divinorum officiorum, was composed in 1286 by Guilelmus Durandus, Bishop of Mende [Ca. 1230-1296], also known as Duranti or Durantis. He was born at Puimisson, near Beziers, of a noble family of Languedoc. He studied law at Bologna, especially with Bernardus of Parma, and about 1264 was teaching canon law with success at Modena. Clement IV., his fellow-countryman, called him to the pontifical court as a chaplain and auditor of the palace, and in 1274 he accompanied Clement's successor Gregory X. to the council of Lyons, the constitutions of which he drew up, along with some other prelates. In the midst of the struggles between Guelfs and Ghibellines, Durandus successfully defended the papal territories, both by diplomacy and by arms. Honorius IV. retained him in his offices, and although elected bishop of Mende in 1286, he remained in Italy (with a few absences) until his death. His principal work is the 'Speculum judiciae' - a general explanation of civil, criminal and canonical procedure, and contracts. Scarcely less important is this 'Rationale Divinorum' - a liturgical treatise written in Italy before 1286, on the origin and symbolic sense of the Christian ritual. It presents a picture of the liturgy of the 13th century in the West, studied in its various forms, its traditional sources, and its relation to the church buildings and furniture. It is one of the main authorities on Western liturgies. The 'Manipulus Curatorum' of Guy de Montrocher and the appended 'Ars Predicandi' are among the most important of the practical manuals written for the use of the priests in the middle ages. They were "read to death" by generations of priests, which helps explain the incredible scarcity of the edition offered here. References: 1. Goff D 434; BMC I 138; Walsh 236; GKW 9135; Hain 6494. 2. Goff G-592 (Recording this copy only!); BMC I 227; Hain 8161. 3. Hain 7400. MOUNT BX1 Hardcover
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DURANTI, Guillelmus [1237?-1296].
Rationale Divinorum Officiorum.
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[Colophon on Gvr:] Venice: Guilelmus Anima Mia, Tridinensis [Guilelmus de Cereto], 20 November 1487. - folio. 310 x 213 mm. [ff. 197]. lacking 1 of the 2 final blanks. gothic type. 59 lines. double columns. woodcut initials. circular astrological calendar on G1v. 18th (?) century drawing on verso of last leaf. later vellum over bds. (recased, binding stained, waterstain in upper corners of first 30 leaves, causing some limpness, & in the fore-margins of the last 15 leaves, with resulting slightly ragged edges, a single wormtrack within the first stain, never touching the text, occasional foxing & marginal soiling, tear in first leaf repaired obscuring some letters, but a large copy with deckle edge visible on many leaves). Rare edition. GW 9133. Goff D432 (3 copies only). Hain-Copinger 6493. Pellechet 4510. Not in BMC or Proctor.
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Gesta Romanorum
Gesta Romanorum cum applicationibus moralisatis ac mysticis.
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[Augsburg:] [Anton Sorg,] [c1487.] Chancery Folio. 265 x 185 mm. a-c4,d-e6,j-g6,h-i6,k-l8,m-o6. Complete 98 ff = 186pp. Modern blind-tooled calf over original wood boards (some worming in boards), has decorated brass furniture but lacks clasp. A few marginal wormholes (a few letters touched) and minor dampstains in upper margin at end. Early index in manuscript on front paste-down, contemp. religious note at bottom of b8v, old owner’s inscription on recto of last leaf “Bartholomaeus Weldpach...” dated 1528.Provenance: from the collection of Bjarne Saxhof (1953-2003), Civil Engineer, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby. Saxhof assembled a fine collection of printed books and manuscripts, including some important private press books Gothic type 50/51 lines per page, Initials supplied in red throughout. The Gesta is “...a medieval collection of illustrative tales and anecdotes for the use of preachers. Its name indicates what is supposed to be its unifying element: accounts of happenings in ancient Rome. Each story has a title suggesting a virtue or vice and an appendix pointing to a moral. The first collection, in Latin, was probably the work of an English Franciscan about 1330. Continuously expanded, it exerted a strong influence upon later writers such as Chaucer and Gower and enjoyed a considerable vogue well into the 16th century...Some stories, e.g. Atalanta’s Race, derive from Greek myth; others, e.g. Androcles and the Lion, from late classical times. Several come fromAleandrian romance, Appolonius of Tyre being a notable example. Jewish and Indian lore, Christian writers like Geoffrey of Monmouth and local legends also provided a rich quarry.” [Cassell’s Ency. of World Lit.] Anton Sorg (c1430-1493) was among the earliest of the Augsburg printers. He produced some 180 works between 1475 and 1493. He was a painter,mapmaker,paper-mill owner, translator, and printer. He was trained by Gunther Zainer on the premises of the Abbey of Saints Ulric & Afra. Hain/Copinger 7739. GW 10895. Goff G290. Ce3 G290. CIH 1427. IBE 2659. IGI 4271. Deckert 326. Günther 135b. ISTC ig00290000. BSB G208. IBP 2399. BL. IB 6077. IGI 4271.
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Boccaccio, Giovanni
Genealogiae deorum gentilium libri XV
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Vicenza Simon De Gabis Bevilaqua (Colophon: per Symonem de gabis Papiesem) 20 December 1487 Folio (32 cm); [8], 200 leaves. Roman type 1, 53 lines per page. 7-line initial spaces with guide letters (initials occasionally supplied in pen by contemporary or later reader). Text in 2 columns. Bound in 18th-century (?) 1/2 mottled calf over patterned paper boards. Spine with raised bands, gilt tooling and gilt title label. Titled in ink on fore edge. Occasional notation in early hand; occasional spots and occasional light foxing. Few leaves browned in latter part of text. Free endleaves consist of original manuscript on vellum, 9th or 10th century, in a remarkably clear and readable Carolingian miniscule hand. The text on the endleaves is from the Homilies of Bishop Haymo of Halberstadt (d. 853). References: HC 3316; GW 4476; Goff B-752. First book printed by Simon Bevilaqua, and the only book in which he allowed his family name, De Gabis, to appear. Simone Gabi (1450-1518) deliberately kept his origins in shadow. We know nothing of him before the publication of this edition of Boccaccio's Genealogies of the Gentile Deities. In all subsequent work (in Vicenza, Venice, Torino, and ultimately Lyon) he signed his name "Bevilaqua," a nickname he wore ironically because of the copious amounts of wine he consumed. In addition to Boccaccio's encyclopedia of classical mythology, the text also includes his gazetteer of classical geography, "De Montibus, Sylvis, Fontibus, Lacubus, Fluminibus, Stagnis, seu Paludibus, De Nominibus Maris."
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MEFFRETH
SERMONES MEFFRETH. AL'S ORTULUS REGINE DE TEMPORE ET DE SANCTIS
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s.n. 1487 prima del. 33x21.5 cm., in folio, [315] ; [231] ; [197] cc., interamente rubricato in rosso, eccetto per l'iniziale del prologo del De Sanctis, in verde e rosso., I tre volumi hanno legature differenti: De Tempore (vol. 1-2), legature recentemente restaurate in pergamena dei secoli XV e XVII ; De Sanctis: legatura coeva di ambito nordeuropeo con piatti in legno, pelle di scrofa con disegni geometrici incisi a secco sui piatti, testo a due colonne, 55 linee, alcune note manoscritte dei secoli XV e XVI: glosse a margine, note di possesso di mano quattro e cinquecentesca, alcune glosse presumibilmente del secolo XV , tarli ai piatti e ad alcune carte, in parte restaurati, al vol. terzo De Sanctis: pregiudizio ad alcune lettere, peraltro superbo stato di conservazione, straordinaria freschezza, con ampi margini, in latino I sermoni di Meffreth o Ortulus Reginae (i.e. Chiesa) e l'unica opera di questo scrittore, del quale poco o nulla si sa, se non quello che lui stesso ci ha lasciato nel prologo di entrambe le parti delle sue opere. Da cio si desumono anche gli anni di composizione dell'opera: nel 1443 fu terminata la parte De Sanctis, e subito dopo venne iniziata la parte De Tempore (hyemalis - aestivalis) nella quale fino al Sermone 96 ossia la XX domenica post trinitatis (cfr. pars Hyemalis, verso c. EE3) viene considerato valido l'anno 1447. Secondo Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie la stampa piu antica che si conosca di questa opera e Hain 10999 (la nostra edizione), a questa seguirono ben poche altre edizioni, e precisamente: 9 edizioni nel XV secolo (Hain 11000 - 11008) ; alcune edizioni nel XVI (non una e stata rinvenuta nei repertori consultati: ADAMS, BMC, EDIT 16) ; XVII secolo (cfr. Coloniae Agrippinae, Hieratus, 1625, 3 vol. in quarto). Graesse cita altre tre edizioni nel secolo XVII, non si conoscono edizioni successive. Incerti sono anche i dati di stampa, l'unica cosa certa e che in questa, che e considerata l'editio princeps, non compaiono dati. L'ipotesi piu accreditata e Basilea, Nikolaus Kesler, dopo il II VII 1486 [come riporta IGI], sicuramente prima del 1487, anno a cui risale Hain 11000.. 1.Pars Hyemalis - 2.Estiualis - 3.De Sanctis
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ORTUS SANITATIS.-
AIN GARTEN DER GESUNTHAIT. Fragment.
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Ulm, Conrad Dinckmut, 1487. - Folio. 105 Bll. Satzspigel 20,5 : 13.5 cm. Mit 130 altkolorierten Pflanzenholzstichen. Lose im ehemaligen blindgepr. Schweinsldr.-Bd. d. Zt. über Holzdeckel auf 3 Doppelbünden. Stark berieben Kapitale beschädigt. -- Pritzel, 10827; - Nissen, BBI 2280; - BM II, 335; - Heilmann S. 119 mit der Abbildung eines hier vorhandenen Blattes " CXII Wilder Galgan". - Neudruck des SCHÖFFERSCHEN GART durch Conrad DINKMUT aus Ulm 1487. Er benutzte dafür die GRÜNINGERSCHE Ausgabe unter Verwendung neu in Holz geschnittener und handkolorierter Abbildungen. Einzelne Pflanzenbilder stammen jedoch aus dem SCHÖFFERSCHEN GART.
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BOSSE, Abraham.
Moyen Universel de Pratiquer la Perspective sur les Tableaux, ou Surfaces Irregulieres.Paris, Abraham Bosse, 1653 (1669 issue). 8vo in 4s. With engraved frontispiece, plus engraved part-title and 32 numbered engraved plates printed on 18 leaves (15 printed on both sides), including 2 folding. Contemporary mottled calf with gold-tooled spine and board edges. Red sprinkled edges.
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- (1), (1 blank), "75" [= 78], (1) pp. Brunet I, col. 1127; Cicognara 820; Goldsmith, STC BMC French 1487; Ornamentstichsammlung 4718; DSB II, pp. 333-334; NBG VI, cols. 786-787.First edition, second(?) issue, with the folding plate 32 dated June 1669, of Bosse's practical and beautifully illustrated handbook of perspective and projective geometry, a seminal work in the development of art and architecture. Bosse (1602-1676), draftsman and engraver, worked closely with mathematition Girard Desargues, who presented the now standard theory of mathematical perspective in 1636. It was largely through Bosse's more detailed and extensively illustrated publications (also translated into Dutch and other languages) of Desargues's ideas and sometimes also his texts, that knowledge of mathematical perspective spread to artists, architects and others around the world. Bosse also made original contributions by extending Desargues's work, most importantly in the present work, where he includes not only the relatively simple projection of figures constructed from straight lines, but also the much more difficult projection of and onto regular and irregular curved surfaces.Desargue and Bosse's work on perspective was hotly debated but gained the support of the Académie Royale, which assigned Bosse a teaching position and offered him an honorary membership. There are at least two issues of the first edition, the 1653 issue for which Cicognara calls for 31 numbered plates and an engraved dedication to the Cologne banker and collector Everhard Jabach (1618-1695), and the present 1669 issue with the folding plate 32 and no engraved dedication, but copies are known with 32 plates and the dedication. Our copy exactly matches the collation given in the Berlin Ornamentstichsammlung, with the 1669 plate and without the dedication. The four-page avertissement is followed by a general introduction in 13 chapters (pp. 5-39), the present copy with plate 32 before chapter 12. The letterpress notes to plates 1-31 follow (pp. 41-78, the last misnumbered "75"), preceded by the engraved part-title with a Greek-key border: "Explication par Figures et par Discours, des choses ci devant dites" (dated 1653, like the letterpress general title-page: the note on the last letterpress page, below the errata, notes that the ptrinting was completed on 5 May 1653).With a pencil note indicating this copy came from the 1879 auction of the library of the art historian Marie-Joseph-François Mahérault. A good copy. Binding slightly rubbed, with cracks in the hinges and with the head and foot of the backstrip damaged. First edition of a seminal work on perspective with the 1669 extra folding plate.
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John XXII [Ioannes Vicesimus Secundus 1316-34]; Martin V [Martinus Quintus, 1417-31]; Eugene IV [Eugenius Quartus, 1431-47]; Nicholas V [Nicolaus Quintus, 1447-55]; Paul II [Paulus Secundus, 1464-71]; Innocent VIII [Innocentius Octavus, 1484-92].
Papal Bulls., Paul II [Papa Paulus Secundus]: Bulla de Beneficiis affectis, 1467, Septimo kal. Septembris. John XXII [Papa Ioannes Vicesimus Secundus]: Johannis pape. xxii. constitutio, 1325, iii. idus Januarii. Paul II [Papa Paulus Secundus]: Bulla contra Symoniacos, 1464, Nono kal. Decembris. Paul II [Papa Paulus Secundus]: Bulla de casibus reservatis, 1468, Quinto nonas Martii. Eugene IV [Papa Eugenius Quartus]: Provilegiu Curialiaum, 1432, viii idus Martii. Martin V [Papa Martinus Quintus]: Bulla Martiniana, [1430], Datu Sebennis iiii kal. Augusti Pontificatus nostri anno primo. Paul II [Papa Paulus Secundus]: Bulla Paulina de alienatione bonos ecclesiasticorum, 1467 kal. Martii. Nicholas V [Papa Nicolaus Quintus]: Ad p.petua rei meoria
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Roma [Rome]. Reprinted by Eucharius Silber during the Papacy of Innocent VIII [Papa Innocentius Octavus -92]., 1487, 1484 - In modern folder of burgundy fabric-covered boards with armorial bookplate of Esher on front pastedown. 198x132mm; 16 leaves which appear to have been in an earlier binding. Some early, neat marginalia and underlining. Exceptionally crisp, clean and tight. (Digital photographs may be available on request.)
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Papal Bulls. Paul II [Papa Paulus Secundus]: Bulla de Beneficiis affectis, 1467, Septimo kal. Septembris. John XXII [Papa Ioannes Vicesimus Secundus]: Johannis pape. xxii. constitutio, 1325, iii. idus Januarii. Paul II [Papa Paulus Secundus]: Bulla contra Symoniacos, 1464, Nono kal. Decembris. Paul II [Papa Paulus Secundus]: Bulla de casibus reservatis, 1468, Quinto nonas Martii. Eugene IV [Papa Eugenius Quartus]: Provilegiu Curialiaum, 1432, viii idus Martii. Martin V [Papa Martinus Quintus]: Bulla Martiniana, [1430], Datu Sebennis iiii kal. Augusti Pontificatus nostri anno primo. P...
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Roma [Rome]. Reprinted by Eucharius Silber during the Papacy of Innocent VIII [Papa Innocentius Octavus 1484-92]. 1487 In modern folder of burgundy fabric-covered boards with armorial bookplate of Esher on front pastedown. 198x132mm; 16 leaves which appear to have been in an earlier binding. Some early, neat marginalia and underlining. Exceptionally crisp, clean and tight. (Digital photographs may be available on request.)
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Kramer, Heinrich Malleus Maleficarum 1487 (Hexenhammer) Mit Bulle und Approbatio Vorwort von Jerouschek, Günter. Herausgegeben von Jerouschek, Günter
Kramer, Heinrich Malleus Maleficarum 1487 (Hexenhammer) Mit Bulle und Approbatio Vorwort von Jerouschek, Günter. Herausgegeben von Jerouschek, Günter
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Hildesheim Olms Verlag. Kramer, Heinrich Malleus Maleficarum 1487 (Hexenhammer) Mit Bulle und Approbatio Vorwort von Jerouschek, Günter. Herausgegeben von Jerouschek, Günter Verlag : Olms, G ISBN : 3-487-09379-0 Einband : Leinen Seiten/Umfang : LV,VI, 258 Seiten Erschienen : (Nachdruck d. Ausg. 1487) 1992 Preisinfo : 124,00 Eur[D]. ISBN: 9783487093790 Verlagsfrisch New Copy
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RÜXNER, Georg.
Thurnier Buch. Von Anfang, Ursachen, Ursprung, und Herkommen, der Thurnier im heyligen Römischen Reich teutscher Nation. Frankfurt on the Main, Georg Rab for S. Feyerabend and S. Hüter, 1566. 3 parts in 1 volume. Folio (31 x 20 cm). With 3 printed title-pages, first title-page printed in red and black with large woodcut; 2 double-page woodcuts (versos blank), 79 woodcut illustrations in the text, woodcut coats of arms on 78 pages, and woodcut printer's device on last leaf. Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, richly blind-stamped in blind.
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- (6), 243, (3); (4), 81 ll. Adams R-877; FairMur (G) 374. Third edition with new cuts throughout and enlarged with a second and third part. The tournament, as it is properly called, appears in Europe in the eleventh century. From its introduction, participation in a tournament was considered to be a sport for men of noble birth, and the participants' lists were jealously closed to all combatants but the members of the privileged classes. The first part of Rüxner's book describes tournaments in Germany and Switzerland from 938 to 1487. Some of these, including the Magdeburg tournament of 938, are fictitious. The author provides information on the tournament laws, the names of the participating nobility, the names and arms of the winners, the prizes, etc. In the German countries, questions about purity of lineage of candidates who applied for admission to a noble chapter, were often settled by an appeal to the fact that an ancestor had taken part in a tournament. The second and third part, both published here for the first time, describe tournaments and games held at Vienna from May 2 to June 24, 1565, and the ceremonial entrance into Bintz of Charles V and his sons on August 22, 1549.The woodcut illustrations in this edition are all new. Some of these are signed I.A. (Jost Amman) including the fine large cut of the tournament of 1565, printed on E4 and repeated on DD6. Other cuts are signed "H.B." and attributed to Hans Bocksperger.Slightly discoloured in places; annotation in ink on first title, partly erased; final blank leaf and flyleaf at the end missing; clasps of binding missing, a bit stained and worn, lower margin of rear cover repaired). A very good copy in a contemporary binding.
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Plenarium, deutsch (Evangelien und Episteln), Blatt: CXLV. (GWM 34069, H 6735).
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Augsburg, Johann Schobser, 6. November 1487. Type 1.. Einspaltiges, 35-zeiliges O-Inkunabelblatt mit einem farbig koloriertem Holzschnitt (6,4 x 7,2 cm). Im Randbereich etw. fingerfleckig u. mit wenigen Wurmlöchern, Blattgröße: 18,5, x 27 cm. Incunabula text woodcut leaf..
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DURANDUS (DURANTI), GULIELMUS; MONTROCHER, GUY DE; FUSIGNA, JACQUES; RAIMOND, BISHOP OF VALENCIA; IN
RATIONALE DIVINORUM / BOUND WITH / MANIPULUS CURATOR(UM) BY GUIDO DE MONTE ROCHERII / WITH / ARS PREDICANDI BY JACQUES FUSIGNA. [PRINTER OF THE 1483 JORDANUS DE QUEDLINBURG (GEORG HUSNER)], STRASSBURG: SEPT. 1, 1488 / / JOHAN KOELHOFF, LUBECK COLONIE [COLOGNE]: 1487.
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Three works in one. 1. Rationale Divinorum. 264 leaves. Title page mounted, with loss of blank portion. First signature with damp damage, but no real loss of text. 2. Manipulus curator(um). 68 leaves. Some light marginal damping. Some marginal worm holes. 3. Ars predicandi. 16 leaves (last blank) printed continuously with the preceding work. Last few leaves wormed and damped with some slight loss. Gothic Latin text. Double column. Folio. 215 x 310 mm. The original, highly decorated leather boards are preserved over a modern leather binding. The boards are blind tooled with: sixteen small stamps showing a rampant lion within a diamond frames; ten small madonna stamps in circular frames; and a lettered mari(a) ribbon stamp repeated over forty times. Though much of the decoration has perished, and what remains is worn - this is a wonderful survival of a fifteenth century binding. When all the prescriptions for celebration of the liturgy are gathered into a single volume, that book is termed an ordinal. If a book contains only the directions for sacraments administered by a bishop, it is called a pontifical. Over time, the ceremonial was studied by authors who attempted to explain its allegory and codify its practice; and the most complete of such treatises, the Rationale divinorum officiorum, was composed in 1286 by Guilelmus Durandus, Bishop of Mende [Ca. 1230-1296], also known as Duranti or Durantis. He was born at Puimisson, near Beziers, of a noble family of Languedoc. He studied law at Bologna, especially with Bernardus of Parma, and about 1264 was teaching canon law with success at Modena. Clement IV., his fellow-countryman, called him to the pontifical court as a chaplain and auditor of the palace, and in 1274 he accompanied Clement's successor Gregory X. to the council of Lyons, the constitutions of which he drew up, along with some other prelates. In the midst of the struggles between Guelfs and Ghibellines, Durandus successfully defended the papal territories, both by diplomacy and by arms. Honorius IV. retained him in his offices, and although elected bishop of Mende in 1286, he remained in Italy (with a few absences) until his death. His principal work is the 'Speculum judiciae' - a general explanation of civil, criminal and canonical procedure, and contracts. Scarcely less important is this 'Rationale Divinorum' - a liturgical treatise written in Italy before 1286, on the origin and symbolic sense of the Christian ritual. It presents a picture of the liturgy of the 13th century in the West, studied in its various forms, its traditional sources, and its relation to the church buildings and furniture. It is one of the main authorities on Western liturgies. The 'Manipulus Curatorum' of Guy de Montrocher and the appended 'Ars Predicandi' are among the most important of the practical manuals written for the use of the priests in the middle ages. They were "read to death" by generations of priests, which helps explain the incredible scarcity of the edition offered here. References: 1. Goff D 434; BMC I 138; Walsh 236; GKW 9135; Hain 6494. 2. Goff G-592 (Recording this copy only!); BMC I 227; Hain 8161. 3. Hain 7400. MOUNT BX1 Hardcover
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Perneder Andreas
Sammelband mit 5 juristischen Werken: 1) Institutiones. Auszug un anzaigung etlicher geschriben Kayserlichen unnd des heyligen Reichs Rechte....- 2) Gerichtlicher Process, in wölichem die gemainen Weltlichen und Gaistlichen recht...verdolmetschet seind....- 3) Der Lehenrecht kurtze und aygencliche verteutschung....- 4) Von straff unnd Peen aller unnd yeder Malefitz handlungen ain kurtzer bericht,....- 5) Suma Rolandina. Das ist ain kurtzer bericht, von allerhand Contracten unnd Testamenten... Hrsg. von Wolfgang Hunger. Ingolstadt, A. u. S. Weissenhorn 1556. Fol. blindgepr. Schweinsldrbd. d....
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VD 16, P 1487, 1504, 1521 u. R 2947 - Stalla 545-549 - ADB XXV, 386.- Erstmals 1544 herausgegebenesRechtsbuch, das mit immer neuen Anhängen vermehrt, zum führenden Lehrbuch der Zeit wurde. Es ist "trotz sklavischen Anschlusses an die fremden Rechtsquellen der erste Versuch eines in der Praxis wohlbewanderten Mannes, einheimisches und ausländisches Recht in einem der Legalordnung verwandten Systems zu verbinden. "(ADB).- Die ersten vier Bll. mit ausgebesserten Randmängeln, tls. etw. wasserrandig od. braunfleckig, Vorsätze erneuert, Ebd. fleckig, Stehkanden tls. alt mit Ldr. restauriert.
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Zirkel, Ferdinand,
Lehrbuch der Petrographie. 3 Bände.Engelmann Bonn, 2. Auflage, 1893 - 1894,
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RÜXNER, Georg.
Thurnier Buch. Von Anfang, Ursachen, Ursprung, und Herkommen, der Thurnier im heyligen Römischen Reich teutscher Nation. Frankfurt on the Main, Georg Rab for S. Feyerabend and S. Hüter, 1566. 3 parts in 1 volume. Folio (31 x 20 cm). With 3 printed title-pages, first title-page printed in red and black with large woodcut; 2 double-page woodcuts (versos blank), 79 woodcut illustrations in the text, woodcut coats of arms on 78 pages, and woodcut printer's device on last leaf. Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, richly blind-stamped in blind.
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(6), 243, (3); (4), 81 ll. Adams R-877; FairMur (G) 374. Third edition with new cuts throughout and enlarged with a second and third part. The tournament, as it is properly called, appears in Europe in the eleventh century. From its introduction, participation in a tournament was considered to be a sport for men of noble birth, and the participants' lists were jealously closed to all combatants but the members of the privileged classes. The first part of Rüxner's book describes tournaments in Germany and Switzerland from 938 to 1487. Some of these, including the Magdeburg tournament of 938, are fictitious. The author provides information on the tournament laws, the names of the participating nobility, the names and arms of the winners, the prizes, etc. In the German countries, questions about purity of lineage of candidates who applied for admission to a noble chapter, were often settled by an appeal to the fact that an ancestor had taken part in a tournament. The second and third part, both published here for the first time, describe tournaments and games held at Vienna from May 2 to June 24, 1565, and the ceremonial entrance into Bintz of Charles V and his sons on August 22, 1549.The woodcut illustrations in this edition are all new. Some of these are signed I.A. (Jost Amman) including the fine large cut of the tournament of 1565, printed on E4 and repeated on DD6. Other cuts are signed "H.B." and attributed to Hans Bocksperger.Slightly discoloured in places; annotation in ink on first title, partly erased; final blank leaf and flyleaf at the end missing; clasps of binding missing, a bit stained and worn, lower margin of rear cover repaired). A very good copy in a contemporary binding.
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Paratus:
Sermones "Parati" de tempore et de sanctis. (HC 12404, GW M29385).
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Straßburg, Martin Flach, 1487-90. Type 1, 5.. Zweispaltiges Original-Inkunabelblatt der "Tabula sermonum" mit roten Rubriken und rotverzierten Versalen. Blatt im Randbereich etwas fleckig. Wasserzeichen: Ochsenkopf mit Kreuzstandarte. Blattgröße: 19,8 x 27,7 cm. Incunabula text woodcut leaf.. Ein Bild des Inkunabelblattes wird gerne auf Wunsch per email zugesandt.
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GALEN,
De medicamentorum compositione secundum locos
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GALEN. GUENTHER, Johann, von Andernach (1487-1574). De medicamentorum compositione secundum locos, libri decem, nunc primum in lucem editi. Iaonne Guinterio Andernaco interprete, cum indice omnium qu[a]e notatu digna sunt, copiosissimo. Venice: (Colophon: Venetiis in Officina Lucaeantonii Iuntae Florentini), 1536. Collation: 8vo: [maltese cross]-3[maltese cross]8 A-2C8, 232 leaves, ff. [24] 207 [1]. Roman letter with Italic headings, woodcut printer's device on title and verso of last leaf. Condition: 183 x 116mm. A few gatherings browned and some light dampstaining. Binding: Contemporary limp vellum. Spine torn but sound, ties lacking. In a cloth folding case. Provenance: Contemporary inscription on front free endpaper 'Liber est Iohannis marie de peppis [uncertain: bernchidetis?] quem emi[cancellation] die xxiiii febbruarii Rome [cancellation] precio xii [uncertain: baceti? presumably a unit of money] [cancellation of the word "de"]' (This book belongs to Giovanmaria de Peppis [uncertain: Bernchidetis] which I bought on the 24th of February in Rome at the price of 12 [coins]). Annotations apparently in the same hand throughout, including notes on medicines and several words of Greek. References: EDIT16 CNCE 20162; Wellcome 2564; Durling 1862; not in Adams. Reprint of the second edition of the translation and commentary by Guenther von Andernach; the first seven books were published at Paris in 1530, the first separate edition of Galen's text, and a second edition, containing ten books, was published in 1535, of which this seems to be a reprint. There was also a Basle edition of 1530, with other works. ¶ An attractive copy with contemporary annotations of an early printing of the first separate edition of Galen's work on the diseases of different parts of the body and their treatment with compound medicines. The edition was prepared by Guenther von Andernach for his pupils in Paris, among whom was the young Vesalius, who studied with Guenther from 1533 until 1536, when this edition was printed in Venice and Vesalius moved to Padua. Vesalius assisted Guenther in his public lectures and in the preparation of his Institutiones anatomicae (Paris, 1536), which he in turn edited for his own students at Padua in 1538. From his strongly Galenic training with Guenther, Vesalius took his stand in the dedicatatory epistle in the Fabrica against fashionable doctors who scorned to use their hands, and left the preparation of medicine to druggists, unlike Galen who prepared all his own medicines. All the early editions of Guenther's recension of the text are rare, and this Venice edition is the earliest in the Wellcome Library and National Library of Medicine catalogues. There is no modern edition or translation of Guenther's text.
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Biblia, deutsch: "Die Epistel zu den romern" IIII. - V. Capitel. Brief an die Römer. (GW 4305, H 3139).
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Augsburg, Johann Schönsperger, 25. Mai 1487. Type 2, 3.. Zweispaltiges, 48-zeiliges Original-Inkunabelblatt mit 2 vierzeiligen Holzschnittinitialen im Stil der italienischen Renaissance, römischer Blattzahl cccccccxvi auf festem Papier und kleinem Sammlerstempel, Blattgröße: 19,4 x 28,7 cm. Incunabula text leaf.. Zum Zeitpunkt der Drucklegung der Bibel war Schönsperger noch der Drucker, der sich auf die Massenproduktion von Volksbüchern eingestellt hatte. Die Seltenheit dieser Bibelausgabe ist auf den Verschleiß dieser Volksbücher zurückzuführen. Das Blatt umfasst die Kap. 3,6 - 5,10 aus dem Brief des Paulus an die Gemeinde in Rom.
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TACITUS.
Opera. [Edited by Franciscus Puteolanus].
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[Milan, Antonius Zarotus, c.1487.] 1487 Folio, 188 leaves, roman letter, capital spaces, a few contemporary annotations; a large crisp copy in an English late 17th / early 18th-century binding of marbled paper boards for Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun (see below), leather back strip renewed, original edges preserving MS title “Cornel Taciti”. Second collected edition of Tacitus containing the Annals, and Histories, the Germania, and the first printing of the Agricola. The Agricola is Tacitus’ biography of his father-in-law, the Roman general who completed the conquest of Britain and ultimately became its governor. It includes an account of Britain and its tribes (these were the days of Boadicea), and even the weather, the continual rain and cloud.From the library of the Scottish patriot Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun (1655-1716), with his signature on final blank and on rear paste-down. Fletcher’s library included almost fifty incunables, among them the Subiaco Augustine of 1467 and the Aldine Aristotle.HC 15219; BMC VI, 719; Goff T7. Cf. PMM 93 describing the Antwerp (Plantin) edition of 1574 edited by Lipsius.
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Il Codice Trivulziano. [Italian Edition].
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Gruppo Editoriale Giunti Firenze; ril. in cofanetto, pp. 138, ill. b/n, cm 25x36. (Opere. Leonardo da Vinci). [+American Edition]. Compilato verso il 1487-1490, tra i più antichi manoscritti del corpus leonardiano conosciuto, il codice rispecchia il desiderio di Leonardo, tutt'altro che "omo sanza lettere", di impadronirsi del latino e organizzare in liste lessicali le voci della lingua italiana riguardanti la scienza, la filosofia e le materie umanistiche in genere. Molte parole furono reinterpretate da Leonardo, che attribuì loro un significato nuovo e le usò in differenti contesti, lasciando un documento prezioso per la storia della lingua di quel periodo. Oltre alle liste di vocaboli, esso comprende un'importante serie di disegni caricaturali tesi a indagare la fisiognomica, che formano una curiosa galleria di ritratti reali e immaginari. Di grande interesse, inoltre, gli studi per un concorso per il tiburio del Duomo di Milano e alcuni progetti di architettura militare. Nell'edizione qui presentata il facsimile è accompagnato da un volume con trascrizione diplomatica e critica di Anna Maria Brizio e riproduzioni di figure invisibili portate alla luce mediante speciali fotografie.
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CAPRONI GUASTI TIMINA, BERTARELLI ACHILLE.
L'AERONAUTICA ITALIANA NELL'IMMAGINE 1487-1875. MUSEO CAPRONI, MILANO, 1938. EDIZIONI D'ARTE EMILIO BESTETTI.
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Splendida ril. editoriale cartonata, dorso tipo perg., nervi e tit. in oro al dorso, ill. alle cop. con tit. in oro, eleg. cust., carta speciale con barbe, cm 40x32, cc. 3 non num., IV, pp 185 di t., 208 tavv f.t. di cui 3 a colori applic., 7 a piu' colori e 14 ad un colore, alcune ill. b/n nel t. Contenute tracce d'uso esterno, buon intervento di restauro alla custodia, peraltro ottimo esemplare. Edizione di 500 esempl. di cui solo 100 posti in vendita.
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RÜXNER, Georg.
Thurnier Buch. Von Anfang, Ursachen, Ursprung, und Herkommen, der Thurnier im heyligen Römischen Reich teutscher Nation. Frankfurt on the Main, Georg Rab for S. Feyerabend and S. Hüter, 1566. 3 parts in 1 volume. Folio (31 x 20 cm). With 3 printed title-pages, first title-page printed in red and black with large woodcut; 2 double-page woodcuts (versos blank), 79 woodcut illustrations in the text, woodcut coats of arms on 78 pages, and woodcut printer's device on last leaf. Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, richly blind-stamped in blind.
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(6), 243, (3); (4), 81 ll. Adams R-877; FairMur (G) 374. Third edition with new cuts throughout and enlarged with a second and third part. The tournament, as it is properly called, appears in Europe in the eleventh century. From its introduction, participation in a tournament was considered to be a sport for men of noble birth, and the participants' lists were jealously closed to all combatants but the members of the privileged classes. The first part of Rüxner's book describes tournaments in Germany and Switzerland from 938 to 1487. Some of these, including the Magdeburg tournament of 938, are fictitious. The author provides information on the tournament laws, the names of the participating nobility, the names and arms of the winners, the prizes, etc. In the German countries, questions about purity of lineage of candidates who applied for admission to a noble chapter, were often settled by an appeal to the fact that an ancestor had taken part in a tournament. The second and third part, both published here for the first time, describe tournaments and games held at Vienna from May 2 to June 24, 1565, and the ceremonial entrance into Bintz of Charles V and his sons on August 22, 1549.The woodcut illustrations in this edition are all new. Some of these are signed I.A. (Jost Amman) including the fine large cut of the tournament of 1565, printed on E4 and repeated on DD6. Other cuts are signed "H.B." and attributed to Hans Bocksperger.Slightly discoloured in places; annotation in ink on first title, partly erased; final blank leaf and flyleaf at the end missing; clasps of binding missing, a bit stained and worn, lower margin of rear cover repaired). A very good copy in a contemporary binding.
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BOSSE, Abraham.
Moyen Universel de Pratiquer la Perspective sur les Tableaux, ou Surfaces Irregulieres.Paris, Abraham Bosse, 1653 (1669 issue). 8vo in 4s. With engraved frontispiece, plus engraved part-title and 32 numbered engraved plates printed on 18 leaves (15 printed on both sides), including 2 folding. Contemporary mottled calf with gold-tooled spine and board edges. Red sprinkled edges.
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(1), (1 blank), "75" [= 78], (1) pp. Brunet I, col. 1127; Cicognara 820; Goldsmith, STC BMC French 1487; Ornamentstichsammlung 4718; DSB II, pp. 333-334; NBG VI, cols. 786-787.First edition, second(?) issue, with the folding plate 32 dated June 1669, of Bosse's practical and beautifully illustrated handbook of perspective and projective geometry, a seminal work in the development of art and architecture. Bosse (1602-1676), draftsman and engraver, worked closely with mathematition Girard Desargues, who presented the now standard theory of mathematical perspective in 1636. It was largely through Bosse's more detailed and extensively illustrated publications (also translated into Dutch and other languages) of Desargues's ideas and sometimes also his texts, that knowledge of mathematical perspective spread to artists, architects and others around the world. Bosse also made original contributions by extending Desargues's work, most importantly in the present work, where he includes not only the relatively simple projection of figures constructed from straight lines, but also the much more difficult projection of and onto regular and irregular curved surfaces.Desargue and Bosse's work on perspective was hotly debated but gained the support of the Académie Royale, which assigned Bosse a teaching position and offered him an honorary membership. There are at least two issues of the first edition, the 1653 issue for which Cicognara calls for 31 numbered plates and an engraved dedication to the Cologne banker and collector Everhard Jabach (1618-1695), and the present 1669 issue with the folding plate 32 and no engraved dedication, but copies are known with 32 plates and the dedication. Our copy exactly matches the collation given in the Berlin Ornamentstichsammlung, with the 1669 plate and without the dedication. The four-page avertissement is followed by a general introduction in 13 chapters (pp. 5-39), the present copy with plate 32 before chapter 12. The letterpress notes to plates 1-31 follow (pp. 41-78, the last misnumbered "75"), preceded by the engraved part-title with a Greek-key border: "Explication par Figures et par Discours, des choses ci devant dites" (dated 1653, like the letterpress general title-page: the note on the last letterpress page, below the errata, notes that the ptrinting was completed on 5 May 1653).With a pencil note indicating this copy came from the 1879 auction of the library of the art historian Marie-Joseph-François Mahérault. A good copy. Binding slightly rubbed, with cracks in the hinges and with the head and foot of the backstrip damaged. First edition of a seminal work on perspective with the 1669 extra folding plate.
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GONTHIER, JEAN :
CLAUDII GALENI PERGAMENI INTRODUCTIO SEU MEDICUS. DE SECTIS AD MEDICINAE CANDIDATOS OPUSCULUM. GUINTERIO JOANNE ANDERNACO INTERPRETE. PARIS, SIMON DE COLINES, 1528, IN-8 ; PLEINE BASANE BRUNE, DOS A' QUATRE NERFS ORNE' DE FILETS A' FROID, PLATS ENCADRES D'UN DOUBLE FILET A' FROID (RELIURE DU XIXE SIECLE) ; (8) FEUILLETS, 64 FEUILLETS. (RENOUARDE-E118)RELIE' ENSUITE :D DE DIFFERENTIIS MORBORUM LIBER I. DE CAUSIS MORBORUM LIBER I. 36 FF., (4) FF. D'INDEX. (RENOUARDE-E120).D DEFINITIONES MEDICAE, IONA PHILOLOGO INTERPRETE. 32 FF., (4) FF. D'INDEX (RENOUARDE-E119).D DE ATRABILE LIBER. MEME IMPRIMEUR, 1529E; (4) FF., 27 FF., 1 F. BLANC (RENOURDE-E138).LES QUATRE OUVRAGES SONT BIEN CONFORMES A' LA COLLATION DONNEE PAR RENOUARD.
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Ne' a' Andernach en Allemagne (1487-1574), Jean Gonthier fut un helleniste distingue' et enseigna a' l'universite de Louvain ; puis il vint s'etablir a' Paris en 1525. Sa vocation pour la medecine s'y dessina et il se plongea dans l'etude d'Hippocrate et de Galien dont il a traduit les oeuvres. Passionne' d'anatomie, il relanca puissamment les recherches dans ce domaine en pratiquant de nombreuses dissections. Il ouvrit un cours d'anatomie concurremment avec son ami Sylvius et fit rapidement progresser la connaissance du corps humain.
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Aesopus (Aesop):
Vita et Fabulae. (GW 00350, HC 327). Blatt aus der "Fabulae Aviani".
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Basel, Jacob Wolff 1487 - 88. Type 9 (Nikolaus Kessler Type 9).. Einspaltiges, 44-zeiliges Original-Inkunabelblatt mit zwei 7-zeiligen Holzschnittinitialen (R u. S) und einem Holzschnitt (12,2 x 8,3 cm). Wasserzeichen, Reste von Papiermontagestreifen im Rand, mehrere kl. Wurmlöcher im Blatt, Blattgröße: 27,8 x 20 cm. Incunabula text woodcut leaf.. Der Drucker Jacob Wolff von Pforzheim wird seit 1481 in Basel erwähnt. Da er zuerst als Geschäftsgenosse und Buchhändler Amerbachs auftritt und anschließend als Lohndrucker für Adam von Speyer und Jacob von Kilchen tätig war, beginnt seine Druckertätigkeit lt. Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke (GW) um 1487. Dieses Blatt aus dem Aesop ist somit seinem frühesten Druckwerk zuzurechnen. Wolff druckt seinen lateinischen Aesopus erstmals mit den neuen Holzschnitten, die Amerbach, wohl Besitzer der Holzschnitte, zum zweiten Mal, noch vor 1489 in seinem deutschen Aesop (GW 363) verwendet. Wolff nutzt die Holzschnitte zum dritten Male im Jahre 1501. Deutlich zeigt sich im Verlaufe der Zeit eine Abnutzung der Holzschnitteinfassungslinien. Der GW verzeichnet 50 Drucke Wolffs von denen nur dieser mit Holzschnitten illustriert ist. (Geldner 1968 I, 124 ff.; GW; F. Schanze: Wer druckte den deutschen Aesop? In: Gutenberg-Jahrbuch 1998, 105 ff.; Schramm)
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Gesta Romanorum
Gesta Romanorum cum applicationibus moralisatis ac mysticis.
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[Anton Sorg,] [Augsburg:] [c1487.] Chancery Folio. 265 x 185 mm. a-c4,d-e6,j-g6,h-i6,k-l8,m-o6. Complete 98 ff = 186pp. Modern blind-tooled calf over original wood boards (some worming in boards), has decorated brass furniture but lacks clasp. A few marginal wormholes (a few letters touched) and minor dampstains in upper margin at end. Early index in manuscript on front paste-down, contemp. religious note at bottom of b8v, old ownerÕs inscription on recto of last leaf ÒBartholomaeus Weldpach.Ó dated 1528.Provenance: from the collection of Bjarne Saxhof (1953-2003), Civil Engineer, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby. Saxhof assembled a fine collection of printed books and manuscripts, including some important private press books Gothic type 50/51 lines per page, Initials supplied in red throughout. The Gesta is Ò.a medieval collection of illustrative tales and anecdotes for the use of preachers. Its name indicates what is supposed to be its unifying element: accounts of happenings in ancient Rome. Each story has a title suggesting a virtue or vice and an appendix pointing to a moral. The first collection, in Latin, was probably the work of an English Franciscan about 1330. Continuously expanded, it exerted a strong influence upon later writers such as Chaucer and Gower and enjoyed a considerable vogue well into the 16th century.Some stories, e.g. AtalantaÕs Race, derive from Greek myth; others, e.g. Androcles and the Lion, from late classical times. Several come fromAleandrian romance, Appolonius of Tyre being a notable example. Jewish and Indian lore, Christian writers like Geoffrey of Monmouth and local legends also provided a rich quarry.Ó [CassellÕs Ency. of World Lit.] Hain/Copinger 7739. GW 10895. Goff G290. Ce3 G290. CIH 1427. IBE 2659. IGI 4271. Deckert 326. GŸnther 135b. ISTC ig00290000. BSB G208. IBP 2399. BL. IB 6077. IGI 4271.
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MARTYROLOGIUM
Viola Sanctorum
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Johan Pruss, Strassburg 1487 Quarto, early 19th century russia, finely rebacked period style, two bookplates, name on end-paper and on short-title leaf, early inscription on short-title leaf, several small wormholes at front and back fortunately puncture only a few leaves at either end, and mainly in the blank margins; where they touch a letter or two they do not affect any legibility. Other than some minor stains, a very nice copy. Several editions of this popular work were printed by Pruss, this is the first to issue from his press. Hain 10870; Goff M 337. Uncommon
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