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SVETONIUS TR. GAIUS
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| VITAE XII CAESARUM. BONONIAE PLATO DE BENEDICTIS. 23 FEBBRAIO 1488
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PLATO DE BENEDICTIS. 23 FEBBRAIO 1488, BONONIAE - [400 INCUNABOLO - BOLOGNA] (cm.30) Solido cartonato XX secolo, titolo al dorso. -cc.68 (di 96) carattere gotico, 44 linee. precede la vita di Svetonio scritta da Filippo Berolado. Edizione bellissima ed elegantemente impressa dal tipografo Platone de Benedetti. Assolutamente rarissima manca ad Harvard, Polain, Oates in Cambridge, Harper (1930) e a vari grandi cataloghi storici come Rosenthal Monaco (1900) Olschki,(monumenta typographica) e "incunabula typographica", Maggs, Baer ecc.IGI registra solo 7 copie nelle biblioteche italiane. Sander 1 sola vendita e nessuna copia in America secondo Goff. Purtroppo mancano 28 carte perlopiù in fine. L'esemplare inizia con carta a3. Mancano: a1(bianca) a2-8, i6, m3-4. e dal registro "n" compreso mancano tutte fino alla fine. Prima carta a3 molto ombreggiata, al margine ha un curioso disegno antico, lievi aloni alle prime e ultime carte con vecchi restauri ma internamente esemplare molto bello nitido e marginoso. provenienza: asta Semenzato, Firenze 1982. Hain 15125* Igi 9234 * biblioteca Vaticana S-345 BMC. VI 822-823
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Vijay Kumar
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| Globalisation Development Paradigms and Beyond Development
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Anmol. New. Contents: Vol. I: Preface. 1. One world. 2. Globalisation after modernisations. 3. Globalisation: a challenge to the social sciences. 4. Globalisation: a world without alternatives. 5. Globalisation, sustainable development and environment. 6. Developments. 7. Alternatives in development: a conceptual framework. 8. Beyond development. 9. Development viewed internationally. 10. Alternative strategies to development. 11. Services and development. 12. What development? A third world viewpoint. 13. Development paradigms. 14. Choice of development options. 15. Development economic order. 16. The dilemmas of development. 17. Environment, population and development problems. 18. The hinges of global change. 19. Planned development in India. 20. Environment. 21. Equality. 22. Needs. 23. Progress. 24. Standard of living. 25. Exploring a third way. |~|Vol: II: 26. Measurement of income mobility. 27. The capital market in India. 28. Economic growth and social justice. 29. Development control and the town and country planning system. 30. Fostering a new value system in development. 31. Interlinkage in Agrarian markets. 32. Development economics and the Indian experience. 33. World monetary system. 34. Quality of human life: how is India doing? 35. Brain drain or brain overflow. 36. Population and economic development: myths and realities. 37. Development and deprivation. 38. Poverty. 39. Analysis and vision in economic thought. 40. Crisis and transformation of dependency in the world system. 41. Imperialism and dependency. 42. Imperialism and progress. 43. Science, technology and society: India in today's world. 44. The search for styles of development. 45. Regional imbalances in economic development. 46. Caste system and its future. 47. Holistic approach to development-can we bridge the missing links? 48. Major issues in development control. 49. The future. Bibliography. Index.|~|"The developing and underdeveloped countries are a very mixed collection of countries. They differ widely in area, population density, and natural resources. They are also at different stages in the development of market and financial institutions and of an effective administrative framework. These differences are sufficient to warn against wide-sweeping generalizations about the causes of underdevelopment and all-embracing theoretical models of economic development. But when development economics first came into prominence in the 1950s, there were powerful intellectual and political forces propelling the subject toward such general theoretical models of development and underdevelopment. First, many writers who popularized the subject were frankly motivated by a desire to persuade the developed countries to give more economic aid to the underdeveloped countries, on grounds ranging from humanitarian considerations to considerations of cold-war strategy. Second, there was the reaction of the newly independent underdeveloped countries against their past "colonial economic pattern," which they identified with free trade and primary production for the export market. These countries were eager to accept general theories of economic development that provided a rationalization for their deep-seated desire for rapid industrialization. Third, there was a parallel reaction, at the academic level, against older economic theory, with its emphasis on the efficient allocation of scarce resources and a striving after new and "dynamic" approaches to economic development.|~|"All of these forces combined to produce a crop of theoretical approaches that soon developed into a fairly fixed orthodoxy with its characteristic emphasis on "crash" programmes of investment in both material and human capital, on domestic industrialization, and on government economic planning as the standard ingredients of development policy. These new theories have continued to have a considerable influence on the conventional wisdom in development economics, although in retrospect most of them have turned out to be partial theories. A broad survey of these theories, under three main heads, is given below. It is particularly, relevant to the debate over whether the underdeveloped countries should seek economic development through domestic industrialization or through international trade." (jacket) . ISBN: 81-261-1488-6.
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SALIS, Baptista De [Baptista
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| Summa Casuum Conscientiae.
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[Colophon on xxviiir:] Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 14 April 1488. - folio. 295 x 205 mm. ff. [1], 267, [8]index. 61 lines. gothic type. double columns. capital spaces, some with guide letters. A fine copy, bound in 16th century blind-stamped pigskin over wooden bds., brass clasps & catches, monogram 'M.G.' and date '1562' on covers (front joint cracked). Second Edition (?) of this handbook for confessors, written by Italian minorite Baptista De Salis (Trovamala). On the verso of the last page of the Summa Rosella appears the text of a rescript of Sixtus IV concerning the competence of confessors, dated 111. kal. ian., 1479. This same text appears in the first edition, printed at Novi in 1484, and is cited by the BMC (VII 1105) as the probable source for the two supposed editions of 1479 noted by Hain (14174-75). Hain 14177-79 also appear to be ghosts. BMC II 432. Goff S46. GW 3322. Hain-Copinger 14181. IGI 1204. Oates 1013. Polain (B) 3837. Proctor 2063. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Zöllner, Friedrich,
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| Über die Natur der Cometen. Beiträge zur Geschichte und Theorie der Erkenntnisse.Engelmann Leipzig, 3. Aufl., 1883,
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- XCIV, 443 S. m. 5 faksim. Schriftstücken und 4 litherarische Tafeln, Originalleinen (original cloth),einige Seiten leicht wasserwellig (some pages slightly water waves), Einband leicht stockfleckig (binding slightly foxed). Poggendorff III, S. 1488; DSB XIV, S. 628. Zöllner, Johann Karl Friedrich (1834-1882) Prof. der Physikal. Astronomie in Leipzig, war einer der Pioniere der Astrophysik. "Also of farreaching significance was Zöllner's theory of comets, in which he correctly assumed that elements of the nucleus of a comet gradually vaporize as it nears the sun". (DSB). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Voragine, Jacobus de
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| Legenda aurea sanctorum
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[Bonetus Locatellus] for Octavianus Scotus, Venice 1488 - 4to (23 x 17 cm), [1 (of 2, lacks first blank)] 156 numbered ff. Gothic type, 2 col., 60 lines. First line, leaf a1: "Reverendissimi fratris Jacobi de Voragine genuensis archiep[iscop]i, ordinis predicatoru[m], s[an]c[t]orum ac festorum per totum annum liber incipit." Table and register on preceding leaf (pi2). First leaf (pi2) expertly repaired at inner and lower margins, similar repair at lower corner of a1. Remaining leaves in excellent condition, with occasional spotting and (contemporary?) marginal notes in light brown ink. Verso of final leaf bears printer's device. Full modern leather binding with elaborate blind-stamp decoration. ISTC no. 00120500, CR 6552 = 6451. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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PETRUS LOMBARDUS
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| Liber Sententiarum cum conclusionibus Henrici Gorichem ac titulis quaestionum S. Thomae.
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- Basilea, Nicolaus Kesler, 22 de Septiembre de 1488. En folio. 281 hojas (de 282, falto de una blanca sólo). Encuadernación de la época en piel sobre tabla, pieza original de pergamino con el título manuscrito clavada en el plano superior, pieza original de pergamino pegada en la lomera (ilegible), ex-libris grabado en fuego en el corte inferior; pequeños taladros en los planos, lomera restaurada pero conservando la original, sin los broches. Importante encuadernación original en buen estado. Segunda edición de las Sentencias de Pedro Lombardo con las conclusiones de Henrici Gorichen y los comentarios de Tomás de Aquino. Estos Comentarios a las Sentencias de Pedro Lombardo constituyen la primera gran obra de Tomás de Aquino (1224-1274) y representan ya el genuino pensamiento de Santo Tomás, tanto en filosofía como en teología.Pedro Lombardo, teólogo escolástico nacido en Italia hacia el año 1095, se trasladó a temprana edad a Lombardía, motivo por el que tomó el apelativo de "El Lombardo". De origen humilde, consiguió protección para cursar sus estudios, primero en Boloña, luego en Reims, y posteriormente en París. Es en París donde ejerció como profesor de teología en la escuela de la Catedral de Notre Dame, y fue allí donde encontró tiempo para sus escritos. De entre todos destaca el "Libro de las Sentencias", escrito hacia el año 1150, se convirtió en el "manual escolástico de la Edad Media y en el libro básico y principal de las universidades hasta el siglo dieciséis". "Las Sentencias" son una colección de enseñanzas de los Padres de la Iglesia y opiniones de diversos maestros medievales; su autoridad deriva por ser una gran obra de síntesis, en la que se recogen y sistematizan los elementos tradicionales de la ciencia divina y donde se expresa en gran medida el sentir de la Iglesia en muchas cuestiones. Por ello el mérito de esta compilación reside en haber sabido hacer una adecuada selección de textos patrísticos, en saber exponer bien las diversas posiciones frente a cada tema, y en la juiciosa utilización de fórmulas de diversos autores.La materia de "Las Sentencias" se distribuye en cuatro libros: el primero trata desde un punto de vista cosmológico las evidencias de la existencia de Dios. El segundo libro trata de la Creación y sobre la doctrina de los Angeles. El tercero versa sobre el Cristianismo, donde se reproducen los conceptos de la ortodoxia tradicional. El cuarto libro es el más importante, dedicado a los Sacramentos, en continuidad con lo dispuesto por Hugo y por las Decretales de Gratian, ; Pedro Lombardo es el primero en clasificar los Sacramentos tal y como nos han llegado hoy y en reducirlos a sólo siete.Aunque contó en un principio con algunos detractores, el "Libro de las Sentencias" se convirtió en el texto básico de estudio en las Univeridades Europeas, y su doctrina sobre los Sacramentos se convirtió en la doctrina oficial de la Iglesia en el Concilio de Trento. Entre los comentaristas más importantes a las Sentencias caben destacar Alejandro de Hales, San Buenaventura, Santo Tomás, Egidio Romano y Donus Scoto. A partir del siglo XVI decreció la popularidad de las Sentencias, viéndose estas sustituidas como texto de referencia en las universidades por la "Suma Theologiae" de Santo Tomás de Aquino.Los comentarios y problemáticas de Tomás de Aquino a las Sentencias, expresadas en el prólogo, fueron fruto de sus enseñanzas como bachiller al comenzar su primera estancia en París (1252). Tal y como nos describe el Dr. Horacio Bojorge en sus "Observaciones acerca de la Síntesis Teológica de Sto. Tomás en el Prólogo a sus Comentarios al Libro de las Sentencias de Pedro Lombardo", el genio sintetizador de Santo Tomás brilla de manera especial en sus prólogos, y "es en este prologo donde Santo Tomas hace gala de su asombrosa capacidad de síntesis y de su genio sistematizador. Un estudio del mismo nos permite reconocer en él un esquema de toda la obra divina y de la Historia de la Salvación. Al mismo tiempo c
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MAXIMILIAN I Emperor,
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| Letter addressed to Pope Innocent VIII. and with the signature of Maximilian himself. Dated: Mecklenberg, 6 October
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- Single folio, written on vellum, 24 long lines. Folded and addressed on the back: "Sanctissimo Domino nostro Pape". Size: 323 x 284mm. 1488. An important letter of Maximilian I written to Pope Innocent VIII which highlights the hold that the Pope held over the Holy Roman Empire; signed "MAX" with paraph. The letter shows the concerns of Maximilian regarding the lack of confirmation by Pope Innocent VIII of the Preces Primariae; this was the law or right of the Holy Roman Empire to award benefices in ecclesiastical institiutions to his preferred candidates, and was subject to papal authority. The letter is dated two years after Maximilian had been crowned king of the Romans and shows his impatience that this issue had not been dealt with. The Hapsburg family held the title of Roman king, but to become the Holy Roman Empire it was necessary to have a coronation undertaken by the Pope which often meant waiting for the right moment. Frederick III had been made king in 1442 but did not become Emperor until 1452, while Maxililian was crowned king in 1486, and assumed the title of Emperor in 1508 without formal act of coronation although this was later accepted by Julius II. This system thus bound the Hapsburg family to the Catholic faith, and the family traditionally supported thge Catholic Church. Maximilian writes that he realises that his holiness is very busy, but he is concerned about a matter which very much concerns his honour and status. He writes: "We certify to the same [Holiness] that nothing at this time so much concerns my honour as that the "Preces" be granted, throughout the entire Empire and the dominions subject to my power from the day of my coronation, should be ratified". The other matter in the letter is Maximilian's strong desire for Bishop Luke of Sebenico to be promoted to Cardinal; this refers to Lucas de Tollentis, bishop of Sebenico in Dalmatia from 1470 to 1491, whose claims Maximilian had promoted for some time, but the plea clearly fell on deaf ears.
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Hotho, Heinrich G, Vorstudien für Leben
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| Hotho, Heinrich G, Vorstudien für Leben und Kunst
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Frommann-Holzboog, verlagsfrisch - Hotho, Heinrich G, Vorstudien für Leben und Kunst Herausgegeben von Collenberg-Plotnikov, Bernadette Verlag : Frommann-Holzboog ISBN : 3-7728-1488-3 Einband : Leinen Seiten/Umfang : 414 Seiten Erschienen : 1. Auflage (Neudr. d. Ausg. Stuttgart und Tübingen 1835) 04.2002 Preisinfo : 185,00 Eur[D] Aus der Reihe : Spekulation u. Erfahrung I 5 Die unter dem sprechenden Titel >Vorstudien für Leben und KunstVorstudienDon GiovanniVorstudienÄsthetik< leiteten, sondern auch in die Anfänge der deutschen Kunst-, Literatur- und Musikgeschichte. - Die vorgelegte Neuedition modernisiert behutsam die altertümliche, das Verständnis vielfach erschwerende Orthographie und korrigiert irritierende Druckfehler der Erstauflage. Eine ausführliche Einleitung der Herausgeberin, Namen- sowie Sachregister und ein umfangreiches Literaturverzeichnis, welches auch die aktuelle Forschungsliteratur zum Thema verzeichnet, erschließen den Band.
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| INCUNABULO. NIVICELLENSIS, Abbas Johannes. - CONCORDIAE BIBLIAE ET CANONUM.
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- Basel. Nicolaus Kesler. ca. 1488. In-4º (28,50x20cm). de 49 folhas, duas colunas, letra gótica.Enc. Incunábulo valioso e ratro. Não existem exemplares nas bibliotecas portuguesas. Algumas iniciais são iluminadas a vermelho. Com pequenos cortes de traça em algumas folhas. Encadernação moderna em meia de marroquin. Ostenta o ex-libris de Estelle Doheny. Golff J - 381.
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CAESAR, Caius Julius.
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| Caii Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum. Libri VIII. Quibus Adiecimus suis in locus D. Heinrici Glareani doctissimas Annotationes: multo quam antehac nunquam emendatiores editi. Quae praetere a hac ultima editione addita sunt, sequens pagella docebit. Basel, heirs N. Bryling, 1575. 8vo. With woodcut printer's device on title-page, double-page woodcut map of Gaul, double-page woodcut map of ancient Spain, 4 full-page woodcut illustrations. Contemporary vellum.
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- (32), 635, (21) pp. Adams C-62; this edition not BMC STC German, Brunet.Caesar's De Bello Gallico and De Bello Civili in an edition by the Swiss linguist, philosopher and mathematician Henri Glareanus, accompanied by illuminating woodcut maps and illustrations. The Commentarii De Bello Gallico deals with Caesar's Gallic campaigns from 59 till 52 BC. In these years, Caesar fought against invading nations, consolidated Roman rule over the various Gallic tribes and ventured into Britain. The work shows him as a brilliant commander, but its veracity is not in doubt. Book VIII describes the events of 51-50 and was written by A. Hirtius. The second work in this volume De Bello Civili - without a separate title-page and announcement on the title to De Bello Gallico - describes the struggle for power between Caesar and Pompey in 49-48. The present edition was prepared by Henri Glareanus (1488-1563). "Ses nombreuses éditions des classiques grecs et latins, les notes qui les accompagnent, ont reçu toute l'approbation de Juste Lipse. Erasme le loue. " (NBG XX, cols 791-793). The text of each book is printed in italic type, followed by Glareanus's notes in roman type. The double-page maps show Gaul and ancient Spain with Roman geographic names for regions, rivers, towns and tribes. There is a full-page woodcut of Caesar's bridge over the Rhine, built in a mere ten days, an illustration of the siege of Avaricum (Bourges), the circumvallations around Alesia (Mount Auxois) and Uxellodunum (Puy d'Issolu) and the fortifications at Massilia (Marseille). These woodcuts focus on the engineering side of Caesar's campaigns and are accompanied by explanations. They were made by J.J. Veronese. At the end is an index (pp. 573-635) with geographic and ethnographic names by Raimundus Marlianus, followed by an index with Roman geographic names and their German equivalent and a general index. A few ink underlinings, p. 275 repaired tear with some loss of text. Good copy in contemporary binding.
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Thomas, Aquinas, Saint (ed Paulus
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| Opuscula
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Beninus and Joannes Antonius de Honate, [Milan] 1488 - Folio, 313 ff. (unnumbered, first blank leaf wanting). Gothic type, 2 columns, 60 lines; capital spaces, most with guide-letters. This copy has the correct date in the colophon (fourth "c" present). Full mottled calf over boards, gilt ruling and decoration, gilt title at spine. Leather rubbed at edges, and has numerous small wormholes, none of which affect interior. A couple of leaves with ink writing or stains, otherwise excellent overall, wide margins, paper in excellent condition. HC 1540, ISTC it00259000, Goff T-259. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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WILLINK, Daniël.
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| Amsterdamsche Buitensingel nevens de omleggende Dorpen, opgeheldert door aanteekeningen over veele voornaame geschiedeniszen: met afbeeldingen eeniger oude en tegenwoordige stads poorten, wachttoorens, kloosters dorpen, enz.Amsterdam, Andries van Damme, 1723. 8vo. With engraved frontispiece, 4 folding engraved views, 11 full-page engraved plates with 2 views each, a full-page engraved plate with 2 scenes in roundels, an engraved vignette on the title-page, and an extra-added contemporary folding engraved portrait of the author. Mid-eighteenth-century sprinkled calf.
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- (36), 304, (28) pp. Nijhoff & V. Hattum 331; Muller, Portretten 6091. First edition of a laudatory verse account of the Amsterdam city walls and the canals that run alongside them, with the city gates, weigh stations, etc., as well as the churches, monasteries and workshops in the neighborhoods outside the walls, all beautifully illustrated with 28 views of the city, its buildings, boats in the canals and river, the surrounding polder land, etc., finely engraved by Jan Goeree, including the title vignette and allegorical frontispiece. The coverage is both contemporary and historical, and the extensive notes to the verse text add much factual detail, indexed at the end. Most of the views are based on drawings then in the collection of the jurist Brouërius van Nidek. Two exceptions are the large general view from the barge canal that connects Amsterdam to Haarlem, rendered from life, and the large general view from the river Amstel, after a painting by A. Stork. The preliminaries include a verse dedication to D. Trip, a note to the reader, 22 pages of verses in praise of the book by nine different poets, and a list of Willink's earlier publications. The two scenes in medal-like roundels, engraved by P. v. Abeele, show Count Willem granting the city of Amsterdam a coat of arms in 1342 and the Emperor Maximilian adding the crown in 1488. The extra-added portrait of the author (17.5 x 13 cm), drawn by G. Lubienietzki in 1722, includes his coat of arms and a verse by D. van Hoogstraten.Daniël Willink (1676-1722) was an Amsterdam wine merchant best known for his various publications about his native city. Jan Goeree (1670-1731), one of Amsterdam's leading artist-engravers, is best known for his finely engraved book illustrations. The portrait of the author, made in the year of his death, appeared in Willink's posthumous Lustplaats Groot Heerema (Nijhoff & V. Hattum 337).With a tiny tear along the fold of the extra-added portrait, running a half centimeter into the background, a few creases in one of the folding views, and an occasional minor spot, but generally in fine condition, with the paper still crisp. Binding very good, with some cracks in and around the hinges and a small chip at the head of the spine. A fine copy, with beautiful views of Amsterdam and its architecture.
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SALON Michele.
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| VITA DEL BEATO TOMASO DI VILLANUOVA. Arcivescovo di Valenza, Religioso dell'Ordine di S.Agostino, detto Elemosinario. Aggiuntovi nel fine alcuni Miracoli principali cavati fedelmente dal processo dela sua Canonizatione. In Roma, Andrea Fei, 1619.
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- Composta in lingua spagnuola dal P.M.F. Michese Salon, Cathedratico dell'Università di Valenza, e Religioso del medesimo Ordine. E Tradotta nella Toscana dal Padre Francesco Soto, Decano nella Cappella di N.Signore". Cm.19,6x14,7. Pg.(8),352,(8). Legatura in mz.pergamena con spellature ai piatti marmorizzati. Frontespizio decorato con immagini religiose. Ritratto del Santo inciso Svariati capilettera ornati. Prima edizione della biografia del vescovo spagnolo (1488-1555), composta dal padre agostiniano Miguel Bartolomeo Salon (1539-1621) e tradotta in italiano da Francisco Soto de Langa (1539-1619). > ICCU\RMSE\007743.
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SVETONIUS TR. GAIUS
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| VITAE XII CAESARUM. BONONIAE PLATO DE BENEDICTIS. 23 FEBBRAIO 1488
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PLATO DE BENEDICTIS. 23 FEBBRAIO 1488, BONONIAE - [400 INCUNABOLO - BOLOGNA] (cm.30) Solido cartonato XX secolo, titolo al dorso. -cc.68 (di 96) carattere gotico, 44 linee. precede la vita di Svetonio scritta da Filippo Berolado. Edizione bellissima ed elegantemente impressa dal tipografo Platone de Benedetti. Assolutamente rarissima manca ad Harvard, Polain, Oates in Cambridge, Harper (1930) e a vari grandi cataloghi storici come Rosenthal Monaco (1900) Olschki,(monumenta typographica) e "incunabula typographica", Maggs, Baer ecc.IGI registra solo 7 copie nelle biblioteche italiane. Sander 1 sola vendita e nessuna copia in America secondo Goff. Purtroppo mancano 28 carte perlopiù in fine. L'esemplare inizia con carta a3. Mancano: a1(bianca) a2-8, i6, m3-4. e dal registro "n" compreso mancano tutte fino alla fine. Prima carta a3 molto ombreggiata, al margine ha un curioso disegno antico, lievi aloni alle prime e ultime carte con vecchi restauri ma internamente esemplare molto bello nitido e marginoso. provenienza: asta Semenzato, Firenze 1982. Hain 15125* Igi 9234 * biblioteca Vaticana S-345 BMC. VI 822-823
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MAGNUS ALBERTUS
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| PHYSICA (LIBER PHISICORUM, SIVE AUDITUS PHISICI ALBERTI MAGNI)
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Ioannem de forlivio et Gregorium Fratres, Venezia 1488 - 1 ff bb (non coevo), 168 ff nn, 1 ff bb (non coevo). Esemplare interamente rubricato in rosso. Le prime lettere di ogni periodo sono evidenziate in giallo. BELLISSIMO CAPOLETTERA (lettera "D") che, a fianco del testo, assume le sembianze del volto di un anziano. Legatura usurata in piena pelle su assicelle in legno; dorso rifatto anticamente. Le prime dieci carte sono state delicatamente lavate per eseguirne il restauro: sette di esse presentano integrazioni al margine bianco. Nella seconda carta mancanza (restaurata) della parte alta del margine bianco con perdita del titolo ("phisicorum"). Strappo riparato alla penultima carta; marca asportata dall'ultima carta ma abilmente reintegrata in facsimile. Leggero alone di umidità su tre carte finali. In generale l'esemplare è molto fresco ed impresso su carta forte. Introvabile prima edizione di questo importante libro di Alberto Magno (Lauingen, ca. 1200 - Colonia, 1280). La sua opera filosofica è molto consistente: commenti ad Aristotele, a Pietro Lombardo, allo Pseudo-Dionigi, al Vecchio e al Nuovo Testamento. In realtà Alberto Magno fu più che un commentatore, tant'è vero che già i suoi contemporanei lo citavano come "auctoritas". Uno dei suoi grandi meriti fu quello di aver compreso l'importanza della tradizione aristotelico-araba per la filosofia cristiana. Un secondo grande contributo fu quello di aver affermato la netta distinzione tra teologia e filosofia: mentre la prima ha piena autonomia sulle questioni attinenti alla fede, la seconda è fondata sulla ragione. Nel campo della fede bisogna affidarsi ad Agostino, mentre nei campi della medicina e della scienza naturale si deve prendere ad esempio Ippocrate, Galeno e Aristotele. In più occasioni è stato detto che Alberto Magno "abbracciò tutto l'universo, dalle pietre alle stelle". Ed effettivamente basta dare un'occhiata all'elenco dei titoli di alcune sue opere scientifiche per rendersene conto: "De coelo", "De natura locorum", "De causis et proprietatibus elementorum", "De generatione et corruptione", "Meteora", "De mineralibus et lapidibus", "De anima", "De vegetalibus", "De animalibus". La "Physica" può essere considerata una delle sue più importanti: dal suo esame si evince che la conoscenza di Alberto Magno della fisica era considerevole e, allo stesso tempo, accurata. Questo conferma l'importanza della copia qui offerta, nonostante i difetti segnalati, uscita dai torchi dei fratelli De Gregoriis. Johannes e Gregorius de Gregoriis cominciarono la loro attività tipografica attorno al 1480 e furono tra i più prolifici stampatori veneziani. La loro attività proseguì fino al 1528 circa stampando oltre cento edizioni, in parecchi casi di elevata qualità. Tra queste si ricordano libri di musica, il primo libro italiano stampato con caratteri arabi ed il primo libro di medicina a contenere illustrazioni (il Fasciculus medicinae di Johannes de Ketham stampato a Venezia nel 1493). ENGLISH TRANSLATION ON REQUEST. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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| One of the core texts of the Dutch Devotio Moderna. Tractatus de spiritualibus ascensionibus.
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(Basel, Johannes Amerbach & Johannes Petri, 1488 or 1489).. Sm.8vo. Modern vellum, title written on spine. All initials supplied by hand in red or blue, rubricated throughout. (68) lvs. Collation: a-h8, i4.. Probably the third edition of this famous mystical and devotional work by Gerardus Zerbolt van Zutphen (1367-1398), one of the most well-known pupils of Geert Grote, the father of the Dutch 'Moderne Devotie' (Devotia Moderna). The first edition was printed in Deventer, together with Zutphen, the birthplace of Gerardus Zerbolt, in the center of the homeland of the Dutch Devotio Moderna. First attributed to the printer Jacob van Breda, the edition is now in the name of Richard Paffraet and is dated 1483-85. The second edition was published in Cologne by Ulrich Zell, ca. 1488. Our edition is dated 'not after 1489' and so the edition Strassburg, Johann Prüss, ca. 1488 may be earlier than our edition.The treatise De spiritualibus ascensionibus is a very popular devotional work, the most important van Gerard's works, and printed many times until well into the 16th century. It describes in 70 chapters the various steps one has to go to rise from this vale of tears to a mental state of paradisical innocence, at lenght treated by Van Rooij in his interesting thesis. On the last 4 pages is added a text "De quatuor in quibus incipientes deo servire debent esse cauti si perficere volunt", which is the first chapter of book II of David van Augsburg's Profectus a well-known manual for novices, sometimes regarded as the last chapter of Gerard's work. The text is finely printed in a small "lettre batarde", with 30 lines to a page, and with all initials most carefully and professionally supplied by hand in red and blue, rubricated in red and in blue throughout. Fine copy, with ample margins. Hain-Copinger 16296; Proctor 7638; GW 10689; Van der Haegen 16,45; Goff G 177; BMC III, p.752; IGI 4234; Pellechet 5116; Polain (B) 1584; Vouillieme ( Berlin ) 481; IDL 1927; J. v. Rooij, Gerard Zerbolt van Zutphen , p. 124-65 and 364-5.
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| LIBELLUS DE MODO CONFITENDI ET PENITENDI. DEVENTER, RICHARD PAFFRAET, 20 DECEMBER 1488.
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4to. 19th-century boards covered with marbled paper and green title label, in a modern box. First initial (I; 6 lines) painted in blue. a-c6, 8-1 (last blank missing). 25 lvs. G44, 34 ll. to a page First Deventer edition of this very influential and popular, although anonymous, treatise on confession and penitence. In the course of time the text has been attributed to several 14th- or 15th-century authors: to Johannes de Garlandia (Michaud-Quantin, Sommes des casuistique et manuels de confession (1962), p. 19), Petrus Blessensis and William de Montibus (McKinnon, in: Essays in medieval history presented to Burtin W . Kinson (1969), p. 40-5), none of these attributions, however, being unchalLenged.first edition appeared in Antwerp, printed by Gerard Leeu in 1486, with three more editions by him till 1488. After this first Deventer Paffraet edition, many were to follow, printed by Paffraet himself (4 from 1490-1500) and Jacobus de Breda (8 from 1489 till 1498). There is also an edition printed in Delft in 1494.The book has a very intersting provenance. It has been part of a volume with more texts from the library of St. Mathias's Monastery south of Trier. The contemporary ownership's entry on top of the title-page (on the recto of the first leaf) reads: "Codex monasterij sancte mathie apostoli extra muros Trenensis". The title Libellus de modo confitendi et penitendi is complemented with the handwritten words "Primo" before the title and "Metricus cum commento" after the word 'penitendi'. Beneath the title there is a list of the 16 other texts that were contained in the volume, written by the same hand. Among these titles are a.o.: Catho cum commento fratris Roberti de Turemodro; Facetus cum commento; Floretus bernardi cum commento; Doctrinale altum seu parabolarum Alani cum commento; Philalethes Maffei Wegii laudensis; Oracio doctoris Johannes geyler de keysersperg; Directorium statuum; Collationes salomonis et marcolphi; Poggius florentinus de nobilitate; Manuale scolarum; Ars scribendi epistolas francisci nigri. libri tres; Interpretationes somniorum danielis. Good copy with a very interesting provenance.- (Some staining and foxing; inner top corners of the first lvs. repaired). Hain 11499; Pr. 8980; Campbell 1135; Vouilieme (Trier) 2377; BM, IX, 50; Goff M 768 (one copy); Oates 3467; IBP 4504; IDL 3277 (one copy in the Royal Libr. The Hague); ILC 1616.
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PETRUS LOMBARDUS
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| Liber Sententiarum cum conclusionibus Henrici Gorichem ac titulis quaestionum S. Thomae.
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- Basilea, Nicolaus Kesler, 22 de Septiembre de 1488. En folio. 281 hojas (de 282, falto de una blanca sólo). Encuadernación de la época en piel sobre tabla, pieza original de pergamino con el título manuscrito clavada en el plano superior, pieza original de pergamino pegada en la lomera (ilegible), ex-libris grabado en fuego en el corte inferior; pequeños taladros en los planos, lomera restaurada pero conservando la original, sin los broches. Importante encuadernación original en buen estado. Segunda edición de las Sentencias de Pedro Lombardo con las conclusiones de Henrici Gorichen y los comentarios de Tomás de Aquino. Estos Comentarios a las Sentencias de Pedro Lombardo constituyen la primera gran obra de Tomás de Aquino (1224-1274) y representan ya el genuino pensamiento de Santo Tomás, tanto en filosofía como en teología.Pedro Lombardo, teólogo escolástico nacido en Italia hacia el año 1095, se trasladó a temprana edad a Lombardía, motivo por el que tomó el apelativo de "El Lombardo". De origen humilde, consiguió protección para cursar sus estudios, primero en Boloña, luego en Reims, y posteriormente en París. Es en París donde ejerció como profesor de teología en la escuela de la Catedral de Notre Dame, y fue allí donde encontró tiempo para sus escritos. De entre todos destaca el "Libro de las Sentencias", escrito hacia el año 1150, se convirtió en el "manual escolástico de la Edad Media y en el libro básico y principal de las universidades hasta el siglo dieciséis". "Las Sentencias" son una colección de enseñanzas de los Padres de la Iglesia y opiniones de diversos maestros medievales; su autoridad deriva por ser una gran obra de síntesis, en la que se recogen y sistematizan los elementos tradicionales de la ciencia divina y donde se expresa en gran medida el sentir de la Iglesia en muchas cuestiones. Por ello el mérito de esta compilación reside en haber sabido hacer una adecuada selección de textos patrísticos, en saber exponer bien las diversas posiciones frente a cada tema, y en la juiciosa utilización de fórmulas de diversos autores.La materia de "Las Sentencias" se distribuye en cuatro libros: el primero trata desde un punto de vista cosmológico las evidencias de la existencia de Dios. El segundo libro trata de la Creación y sobre la doctrina de los Angeles. El tercero versa sobre el Cristianismo, donde se reproducen los conceptos de la ortodoxia tradicional. El cuarto libro es el más importante, dedicado a los Sacramentos, en continuidad con lo dispuesto por Hugo y por las Decretales de Gratian, ; Pedro Lombardo es el primero en clasificar los Sacramentos tal y como nos han llegado hoy y en reducirlos a sólo siete.Aunque contó en un principio con algunos detractores, el "Libro de las Sentencias" se convirtió en el texto básico de estudio en las Univeridades Europeas, y su doctrina sobre los Sacramentos se convirtió en la doctrina oficial de la Iglesia en el Concilio de Trento. Entre los comentaristas más importantes a las Sentencias caben destacar Alejandro de Hales, San Buenaventura, Santo Tomás, Egidio Romano y Donus Scoto. A partir del siglo XVI decreció la popularidad de las Sentencias, viéndose estas sustituidas como texto de referencia en las universidades por la "Suma Theologiae" de Santo Tomás de Aquino.Los comentarios y problemáticas de Tomás de Aquino a las Sentencias, expresadas en el prólogo, fueron fruto de sus enseñanzas como bachiller al comenzar su primera estancia en París (1252). Tal y como nos describe el Dr. Horacio Bojorge en sus "Observaciones acerca de la Síntesis Teológica de Sto. Tomás en el Prólogo a sus Comentarios al Libro de las Sentencias de Pedro Lombardo", el genio sintetizador de Santo Tomás brilla de manera especial en sus prólogos, y "es en este prologo donde Santo Tomas hace gala de su asombrosa capacidad de síntesis y de su genio sistematizador. Un estudio del mismo nos permite reconocer en él un esquema de toda la obra divina y de la Historia de la Salvación. Al mismo tiempo c
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| Corpus iuris civilis. Digesta Iustiniani. Digestum vetus. Mit der Glossa ordinaria des Accursius.
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S.n. [Johann Siber], Sl. [Lyon] [ca 1488/90], in Folio (30x42cm), 436f. Sig : a6 b8 c8 d8 e8 f8 g8 h8 i8 k8 l8 m8 n8 o8 p8 q8 r8 s8 t8 u8 x8 y8 z8 §8 §8 §8 A8 B8 C8 D6 E8 F8 G8 H8 I8 K8 L8 M8 N8 Q8 P8 Q10 R8 S8 T8 U8 X8 Y8 aa8 bb8 cc8 dd8 ee8 ff8 gg6., relié. Sous un autre titre et une autre collation, Siber avait auparavant édité le Corpus en 1482 (Hain 9542 , GW 7659). Rare édition incunable entièrement rubriquée. Grande marque de l’imprimeur au dernier feuillet, sans le nom de l’imprimeur. On notera par ailleurs qu’il n’y a pas de colophon. On sait que Siber a utilisé cette marque pour un autre de ses livres Lectura super I et II parte codicis , pour ses autres éditions, Jean Siber utilisait d’autres marques. En outre, on retrouve ce même dessin sur fond noir sur la marque de Teodore Ragazzone à Venise (Louis Polain : Marques des imprimeurs et libraires en France au Xve siècle). GW 7666. §Absent à la bibliothèque de Lyon et à la BN de France , mais également aux catalogues anglais et à la British Library. L’édition de 1488 semble beaucoup plus rare que celle de 1482 et celle de 1500 qu’on trouve régulièrement dans les bibliothèques, notamment à Bourg en Bresse. §Impression gothique (Le caractère n’est pas le Gothique allemand, mais un caractère plus lisible, entre le Romain et le Gothique) avec le Corpus de Justinien dans un rectangle central (2 colonnes, nombre de lignes variables) et le commentaire de Accursus se distribuant autour (72 lignes 2 colonnes), dans une police de caractère plus petite. Le Codex est distribué en 24 livres, noté en marge haute, en lieu et place de la pagination ou foliotation. Les titres sont imprimés en rouge. §Nombreuses annotations finement manuscrites à l’encre noire de l’époque. §Notre exemplaire est manquant des deux premiers feuillets blancs et peut-être d’un feuillet de titre (mais nous ne le pensons pas, le livre commençant par le titre rouge « In nomine domini nostri Iesu Christi... »),et des deux derniers feuillets blancs. Le premier feuillet de texte (a3?) a été découpé, et l’ouvrage n’en compte plus que le tiers , de plus La première lettrine accompagnant le titre principal (complet) en rouge a été découpée et retirée. §Plein Veau d’époque sur ais de bois. Dos à nerfs refait fin XIXe, avec succession de filets à froid formant des triangles. Plats découpés en larges losanges formés par des roulettes à froid (quadruple filet) , nombreux fers frappés à froid dans les losanges. Les coins sont recouverts d’une plaque de cuivre (ou autre alliage) clouée avec une protubérance, ornée de 3 fleurs de lys. Certaines parties des plats ont été restaurées, ainsi que les bordures. Trous de vers, épidermures. Traces de liens. Nombreux trous de vers en fin d’ouvrage sur les 10 derniers feuillets, constellant les marges , une galerie d’1cm de large avec perte de lettres sur les 8 derniers feuillets. Au livre XVIII, un feuillet portant une déchirure sur 10 cm en marge (sans manque). §La codification du droit romain (Le Codex, ou Corpus Juris Civilis) est l’oeuvre de l’empereur Justinien (527–565) et des deux écoles de droit de l’Empire Byzantin, celle de Beyrouth et celle de Constantinople, dont les professeurs nommés Antecessores ont étudié avec profondeur la littérature de droit de l’époque classique. La codification a été réalisée en quatre étapes, marqués par les oeuvres suivantes: 1) le Codex Iustinianus, 2) les Digesta (le Digeste), 3) les Institutiones (les Institutes) et 4) le Codex Iustinianus repetitae praelectionis (le Code de Justinien de deuxième rédaction). L’oeuvre entreprise par Justinien a été accomplie avec la rédaction de la collection des 5) Novellae (les Novelles) comprenant les lois de Justinien et celles de ses successeurs, majoritairement en langue grecque. Le premier des codes, le Codex Iustinianus a été rédigé par une commission dont les membres les plus illustres étaient Tribonien, plus tard protagoniste de la codification et Théophile, professeur de l’école de droit à Constantinople, et Dorothée. (On retrouve ces noms et le terme Antecessores sur le premier feuillet à l’encre rouge au côté de Justinien). Cette oeuvre fondamentale a exercé une influence déterminante sur le droit européen, dont celui-ci découle pour la plus grande partie. A la fin du XIIe siècle fut redécouvert le Codex, à l’université de Bologne, de cette redécouverte s’engagea la renaissance du droit Romain et la naissance des glossateurs, qui eurent une très grande importance pour l’avenir du droit en Europe §Accursius (1182-1229 ou 1260) fut un de ces fameux commentateurs, Jurisconsulte italien né à Florence, il composa, sous le titre de la Grande Glose ou Glose ordinaire (Glossa Ordinaria ca 1230), une vaste compilation dans laquelle il réunit les meilleures décisions des jurisconsultes, ses prédécesseurs sur le droit romain.
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4to. 19th-century boards covered with marbled paper and green title label, in a modern box. First initial (I; 6 lines) painted in blue. a-c6, 8-1 (last blank missing). 25 lvs. G44, 34 ll. to a page First Deventer edition of this very influential and popular, although anonymous, treatise on confession and penitence. In the course of time the text has been attributed to several 14th- or 15th-century authors: to Johannes de Garlandia (Michaud-Quantin, Sommes des casuistique et manuels de confession (1962), p. 19), Petrus Blessensis and William de Montibus (McKinnon, in: Essays in medieval history presented to Burtin W . Kinson (1969), p. 40-5), none of these attributions, however, being unchalLenged.first edition appeared in Antwerp, printed by Gerard Leeu in 1486, with three more editions by him till 1488. After this first Deventer Paffraet edition, many were to follow, printed by Paffraet himself (4 from 1490-1500) and Jacobus de Breda (8 from 1489 till 1498). There is also an edition printed in Delft in 1494.The book has a very intersting provenance. It has been part of a volume with more texts from the library of St. Mathias's Monastery south of Trier. The contemporary ownership's entry on top of the title-page (on the recto of the first leaf) reads: "Codex monasterij sancte mathie apostoli extra muros Trenensis". The title Libellus de modo confitendi et penitendi is complemented with the handwritten words "Primo" before the title and "Metricus cum commento" after the word 'penitendi'. Beneath the title there is a list of the 16 other texts that were contained in the volume, written by the same hand. Among these titles are a.o.: Catho cum commento fratris Roberti de Turemodro; Facetus cum commento; Floretus bernardi cum commento; Doctrinale altum seu parabolarum Alani cum commento; Philalethes Maffei Wegii laudensis; Oracio doctoris Johannes geyler de keysersperg; Directorium statuum; Collationes salomonis et marcolphi; Poggius florentinus de nobilitate; Manuale scolarum; Ars scribendi epistolas francisci nigri. libri tres; Interpretationes somniorum danielis. Good copy with a very interesting provenance.- (Some staining and foxing; inner top corners of the first lvs. repaired). Hain 11499; Pr. 8980; Campbell 1135; Vouilieme (Trier) 2377; BM, IX, 50; Goff M 768 (one copy); Oates 3467; IBP 4504; IDL 3277 (one copy in the Royal Libr. The Hague); ILC 1616.
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| Caii Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum. Libri VIII. Quibus Adiecimus suis in locus D. Heinrici Glareani doctissimas Annotationes: multo quam antehac nunquam emendatiores editi. Quae praetere a hac ultima editione addita sunt, sequens pagella docebit. Basel, heirs N. Bryling, 1575. 8vo. With woodcut printer's device on title-page, double-page woodcut map of Gaul, double-page woodcut map of ancient Spain, 4 full-page woodcut illustrations. Contemporary vellum.
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- (32), 635, (21) pp. Adams C-62; this edition not BMC STC German, Brunet.Caesar's De Bello Gallico and De Bello Civili in an edition by the Swiss linguist, philosopher and mathematician Henri Glareanus, accompanied by illuminating woodcut maps and illustrations. The Commentarii De Bello Gallico deals with Caesar's Gallic campaigns from 59 till 52 BC. In these years, Caesar fought against invading nations, consolidated Roman rule over the various Gallic tribes and ventured into Britain. The work shows him as a brilliant commander, but its veracity is not in doubt. Book VIII describes the events of 51-50 and was written by A. Hirtius. The second work in this volume De Bello Civili - without a separate title-page and announcement on the title to De Bello Gallico - describes the struggle for power between Caesar and Pompey in 49-48. The present edition was prepared by Henri Glareanus (1488-1563). "Ses nombreuses éditions des classiques grecs et latins, les notes qui les accompagnent, ont reçu toute l'approbation de Juste Lipse. Erasme le loue. " (NBG XX, cols 791-793). The text of each book is printed in italic type, followed by Glareanus's notes in roman type. The double-page maps show Gaul and ancient Spain with Roman geographic names for regions, rivers, towns and tribes. There is a full-page woodcut of Caesar's bridge over the Rhine, built in a mere ten days, an illustration of the siege of Avaricum (Bourges), the circumvallations around Alesia (Mount Auxois) and Uxellodunum (Puy d'Issolu) and the fortifications at Massilia (Marseille). These woodcuts focus on the engineering side of Caesar's campaigns and are accompanied by explanations. They were made by J.J. Veronese. At the end is an index (pp. 573-635) with geographic and ethnographic names by Raimundus Marlianus, followed by an index with Roman geographic names and their German equivalent and a general index. A few ink underlinings, p. 275 repaired tear with some loss of text. Good copy in contemporary binding.
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| Or[ati]ones: & nonulla alia op[er]a.
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[Colophon:] Impressum Brixiae [Brescia]: per Jacobum Britannicum, 18th June 1488. 4to, 183 leaves (of 184, lacking the last blank). Roman letter, 38 lines, spaces for initials with guide letters, printer’s woodcut device at end. Holes in the margins of a1, a2, and z7 neatly mended, first two leaves a bit soiled, a few small and diminishing wormholes in the first leaves of text, occasional faint dampstains in upper margin. Nineteenth century half calf and marbled boards (head of spine torn). Second edition. A collection of orations and other works by the eminent Italian humanist Francesco Filelfo (1398–1481), with an appended medical tract by Galen, Ad medicinam introductorium. This is only the second appearance of Galen’s text, which was first printed with the first edition of Filefo’s Orationes in 1484 (see Stillwell III, 376). Only one of Galen’s individual works was published separately before 1501; those that were published in incunable editions, numbering about twelve titles, appeared with other works, as here. Filelfo was one of the great humanists and literary figures of his age, destined to continue the work of Petrarch and others in recovering forgotten classical, especially Greek, culture. “Filelfo deserves commemoration among the great humanists of the Italian renaissance, not for the beauty of his style, not for the elevation of his genius, not for the accuracy of his learning, but for his energy, and for his complete adaptation to the times in which he lived… And in this work of collection and instruction Filelfo excelled,…acting as a pioneer for men like Poliziano and Erasmus…[but he himself]…has left nothing to posterity which the world would not very willingly let die” (Ency. Brit.) BMC VII, 975. Klebs 403.1 (giving the title as Orationes et opuscula).
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| POETICON ASTRONOMICON (EDIDIT JACOBUS SENTINUS ET J.L. SANTRITTER).
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(In fine:) Venetiis, Thomas de Blavis de Alexandria, 7 giugno 1488, in-4, ff. (56, segn. a-g8), leg. modern m. marocch., dorso a nervetti con tit. oro. Al verso del primo f. figura della sfera astronomica, framezzate al testo 47 belle figure allegoriche delle principali costellazioni, dei pianeti e dei segni zodiacali, per lo piu' legni in controparte di quelli usati nelle edizioni di Ratdolt del 1482 e 1485; due grandi iniz. e molte altre piu' piccole ornate su fondo nero, al v. del f. a4 iniz. in inchiostro rosso mano poster., testo in car. rom. Quarta edizione (la prima Ferrara, 1475) di questo testo di mitologia astronomica desunto da fonti greche ed in particolare dai "Phaenomena" di Arato, prima raffigurazione delle costellazioni che per oltre un secolo influenzo' l'iconografia degli atlanti celesti. Dell'autore (I secolo d.C., detto lgino l'Astronomo per distinguerlo da un altro Igino detto il Bibliotecario) si sa assai poco; egli dedica l'opera ad un certo M. Fabio (forse M. Fabio Marcellino). Ottimo esempl. a pieni margini, in alcuni dei quali si leggono delle chiare postille di mano coeva. "The woodcuts derive from medieval sources, and depict figures in medieval European costume. these figures were reprinted, and copied in numerous incunable editions, and were the source for the engraved images of Jacon de gheyn and via the latter many of the images in Johannes Bayer." Watson, Celestial cartography in book form, 1482-1801. BMC V ,318. HC 9065. Klebs 527.4. Polain (B) 2041. Proctor 4765. IGI 4961. Essling 287. Sander 3474.
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| Summa Casuum Conscientiae.
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[Colophon on xxviiir:] Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 14 April 1488. - folio. 295 x 205 mm. ff. [1], 267, [8]index. 61 lines. gothic type. double columns. capital spaces, some with guide letters. A fine copy, bound in 16th century blind-stamped pigskin over wooden bds., brass clasps & catches, monogram 'M.G.' and date '1562' on covers (front joint cracked). Second Edition (?) of this handbook for confessors, written by Italian minorite Baptista De Salis (Trovamala). On the verso of the last page of the Summa Rosella appears the text of a rescript of Sixtus IV concerning the competence of confessors, dated 111. kal. ian., 1479. This same text appears in the first edition, printed at Novi in 1484, and is cited by the BMC (VII 1105) as the probable source for the two supposed editions of 1479 noted by Hain (14174-75). Hain 14177-79 also appear to be ghosts. BMC II 432. Goff S46. GW 3322. Hain-Copinger 14181. IGI 1204. Oates 1013. Polain (B) 3837. Proctor 2063. [Attributes: First Edition]
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JUSTINIANUSJustinien
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| Corpus iuris civilis. Digesta Iustiniani. Digestum vetus. Mit der Glossa ordinaria des Accursius.
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S.n. [Johann Siber], Sl. [Lyon] [ca 1488/90], in Folio (30x42cm), 436f. Sig : a6 b8 c8 d8 e8 f8 g8 h8 i8 k8 l8 m8 n8 o8 p8 q8 r8 s8 t8 u8 x8 y8 z8 §8 §8 §8 A8 B8 C8 D6 E8 F8 G8 H8 I8 K8 L8 M8 N8 Q8 P8 Q10 R8 S8 T8 U8 X8 Y8 aa8 bb8 cc8 dd8 ee8 ff8 gg6., relié. Sous un autre titre et une autre collation, Siber avait auparavant édité le Corpus en 1482 (Hain 9542 , GW 7659). Rare édition incunable entièrement rubriquée. Grande marque de l’imprimeur au dernier feuillet, sans le nom de l’imprimeur. On notera par ailleurs qu’il n’y a pas de colophon. On sait que Siber a utilisé cette marque pour un autre de ses livres Lectura super I et II parte codicis , pour ses autres éditions, Jean Siber utilisait d’autres marques. En outre, on retrouve ce même dessin sur fond noir sur la marque de Teodore Ragazzone à Venise (Louis Polain : Marques des imprimeurs et libraires en France au Xve siècle). GW 7666. §Absent à la bibliothèque de Lyon et à la BN de France , mais également aux catalogues anglais et à la British Library. L’édition de 1488 semble beaucoup plus rare que celle de 1482 et celle de 1500 qu’on trouve régulièrement dans les bibliothèques, notamment à Bourg en Bresse. §Impression gothique (Le caractère n’est pas le Gothique allemand, mais un caractère plus lisible, entre le Romain et le Gothique) avec le Corpus de Justinien dans un rectangle central (2 colonnes, nombre de lignes variables) et le commentaire de Accursus se distribuant autour (72 lignes 2 colonnes), dans une police de caractère plus petite. Le Codex est distribué en 24 livres, noté en marge haute, en lieu et place de la pagination ou foliotation. Les titres sont imprimés en rouge. §Nombreuses annotations finement manuscrites à l’encre noire de l’époque. §Notre exemplaire est manquant des deux premiers feuillets blancs et peut-être d’un feuillet de titre (mais nous ne le pensons pas, le livre commençant par le titre rouge « In nomine domini nostri Iesu Christi... »),et des deux derniers feuillets blancs. Le premier feuillet de texte (a3?) a été découpé, et l’ouvrage n’en compte plus que le tiers , de plus La première lettrine accompagnant le titre principal (complet) en rouge a été découpée et retirée. §Plein Veau d’époque sur ais de bois. Dos à nerfs refait fin XIXe, avec succession de filets à froid formant des triangles. Plats découpés en larges losanges formés par des roulettes à froid (quadruple filet) , nombreux fers frappés à froid dans les losanges. Les coins sont recouverts d’une plaque de cuivre (ou autre alliage) clouée avec une protubérance, ornée de 3 fleurs de lys. Certaines parties des plats ont été restaurées, ainsi que les bordures. Trous de vers, épidermures. Traces de liens. Nombreux trous de vers en fin d’ouvrage sur les 10 derniers feuillets, constellant les marges , une galerie d’1cm de large avec perte de lettres sur les 8 derniers feuillets. Au livre XVIII, un feuillet portant une déchirure sur 10 cm en marge (sans manque). §La codification du droit romain (Le Codex, ou Corpus Juris Civilis) est l’oeuvre de l’empereur Justinien (527–565) et des deux écoles de droit de l’Empire Byzantin, celle de Beyrouth et celle de Constantinople, dont les professeurs nommés Antecessores ont étudié avec profondeur la littérature de droit de l’époque classique. La codification a été réalisée en quatre étapes, marqués par les oeuvres suivantes: 1) le Codex Iustinianus, 2) les Digesta (le Digeste), 3) les Institutiones (les Institutes) et 4) le Codex Iustinianus repetitae praelectionis (le Code de Justinien de deuxième rédaction). L’oeuvre entreprise par Justinien a été accomplie avec la rédaction de la collection des 5) Novellae (les Novelles) comprenant les lois de Justinien et celles de ses successeurs, majoritairement en langue grecque. Le premier des codes, le Codex Iustinianus a été rédigé par une commission dont les membres les plus illustres étaient Tribonien, plus tard protagoniste de la codification et Théophile, professeur de l’école de droit à Constantinople, et Dorothée. (On retrouve ces noms et le terme Antecessores sur le premier feuillet à l’encre rouge au côté de Justinien). Cette oeuvre fondamentale a exercé une influence déterminante sur le droit européen, dont celui-ci découle pour la plus grande partie. A la fin du XIIe siècle fut redécouvert le Codex, à l’université de Bologne, de cette redécouverte s’engagea la renaissance du droit Romain et la naissance des glossateurs, qui eurent une très grande importance pour l’avenir du droit en Europe §Accursius (1182-1229 ou 1260) fut un de ces fameux commentateurs, Jurisconsulte italien né à Florence, il composa, sous le titre de la Grande Glose ou Glose ordinaire (Glossa Ordinaria ca 1230), une vaste compilation dans laquelle il réunit les meilleures décisions des jurisconsultes, ses prédécesseurs sur le droit romain.
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Guilelmus Durantis:
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| Rationale divinorum officiorum (GW 9135, Hain 6494).
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Strassburg, Drucker des Jordanus = Georg Husner, 1.IX.1488. Type 1, 3.. Zweispaltiges Original-Inkunabelblatt (18,7 x 25,9 cm). Papier leicht wellig. Kleine Fehlstelle im Papier im Randbereich. Wasserzeichen P mit vierkugeliger Standarte. Incunabula text leaf.. Eine große Gruppe von Straßburger Drucken, die aus den Jahren 1483 bis 1499 stammen, und fast immer ein ausführliches Datum, aber niemals den Namen eines Druckers angeben, war von Proctor zusammengefasst und nach dem ältesten datierten Werk, den Sermones des Jordanus von Quedlinburg von 1483 benannt worden. Voullieme kommt zum Schluss, dass die Jordanus-Drucke aus Georg Husners Werkstätte hervorgegangen sein müssen. (vgl. K. Haebler, 1927, S. 64f.). Er leitete seine erfolgreiche Strassburger Druckerrei über 30 Jahre.
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HIERONYMUS EUSEBIUS, SANCTUS
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| EPISTOLAE.
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Colophon (verso ultimo f.:) "In urbe Venetiarum diligenter emendatum & impressum est per Andream de Toresanis de Asula Anno natalis M.CCCC.LXXXVIII. Idibus Madiis (Venezia, Andreas Torresanus, de Asula, 15 Maggio 1488), 2 parti in un volume in-folio (mm 383 x 252), ff. complessivi 412 su 414 (mancano il primo e l'ultimo foglio bianchi); prima parte: ff. (5), I-CLXXIIII; seconda parte: ff. I-CCXXIX, segnature e numerazioni in basso a destra sul recto dei ff. Leg. moderna in mezza pergamena. Carattere romano, grande marca tipogr. su fondo rosso in fine, spazi per lettere-guida. I fogli preliminari contengono l'elenco delle Epistole. Le lettere di S. Girolamo (ca. 345-420 d.C.) godettero di notevole fortuna presso gli umanisti tanto che se ne contano ventun ristampe nel corso del XV secolo. La prima ediz. fu impressa a Roma nel 1467. Bellissimo e monumentale incunabulo; ottimo esemplare a grandi margini (alcune annotazioni abrase al primo f., rare annotazioni marginali). HC *8558. BMC V, 309. Goff H-170. IGI 4740.
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CAESAR GAIUS IULIUS
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| C. IULII CAESARIS COMMENTARIORUM DE BELLO GALLICO, LIBRI VIII. CIVILI POMPEIANO, LIB. III. ALEXANDRINO, LIB. I. AFRICANO, LIB. I. HISPANIENSI, LIB. I. GALLIAE, AC HISPANIAE: AVARICI, ALEXIAE, UXELLODUNI, MASSILIAE, AC PONTIS IN RHENO PICTURA. LOCORUM INSUPER, URBIUM, POPULORUM NOMINA TUM VETERA, TUM RECENTIORA, COPIOSISSIMIS INDICIBUS EXPLANATA [SEGUITO DA:] GLAREANUS HENRICUS (1488-1563), IN C. IULII CAESARIS CLARISS. ROMAN. IMPERATORIS COMMENTARIOS DE BELLO GALLICO, AC CIVILI, HENRICI GLAREANI POETAE LAUREATI ANNOTATIONES VENETIIS IOAN. GRYPHIUS EXCUDEBAT 1552 (LA DATA SI RICAVA DAL FRONTESPIZIO DEL GLAREANUS)
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153x102 mm (51) + 496 + (48) + 119, con 7 ill. n.t. p.perg. floscia coeva con titolo manoscritto al dorso Piccole sbucciature e riparazioni alla copertina, taglio lungo un canaletto, cucitura dei primi due fascicoli leggermente allentata, antica firma di appartenenza cassata sul frontespizio, pochi e marginalissimi fori di tarlo, qualche leggerissimo alone Marca tipografica del Griffio ripetuta in fine ai Commentari. Capilettera ornati e figurati. Impreziosicono l'edizione 7 illustrazioni calcografiche, di cui 5 a piena pagina e 2 a pagina doppia, rappresentanti fortificazioni, macchine belliche, carte geografiche (Gallia e Penisola Iberica)
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| Von Kunst Und Temperament
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Brepols (distributed). Table of Contents: Arwed Arnulf, Vasaris unverständliche Bilder. Funktion und Intention verrätselter Bilderfindungen-François Avril, À propos d'un livre d'heures français de la Biblioteca Forteguerriana de Pistoia-Wofgang Beyrot, Zum Temperament von Kunsthistorikern-Helmut Börsch-Supan, Der Zauber Franz Hornys-François Bspflug, Le signe de Dieu. À propos du diable dans l'art d'Occident (XIIe-XXe siècle)-Werner Busch, Von der Wahrheit des Himmels und der Wolken-Lorne Campbell, A Portrait of a Hollander painted in Venice in 1488-Uwe Fleckner, Ein aus der Zeit gerücktes Bildnis. Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres malt sich selbst-Thomas W. Gaehtgens, Absurde Bildwelt und Gesellschaftskritik in J. J. Grandvilles: Un autre monde-Reiner Haussherr, Johanna Schopenhauer über Jan van Eyck-Fiona Healy, Losing Control of the Senses: the Fifth Horse in Rubens's Fall of Phaeton-Rainer Kampling, Hinsehen. Biblische Grundlagen und patristische Quellen als Hintergrund antijüdischer Motive in religiöser Kunst-Thomas Kirchner, Simon Vouets gescheiterter Versuch, eine neue französische Kunst zu begründen-Thomas Kren, Two Miniatures by Simon Bening from the Munich/Montserrat Hours-Klaus Krüger, Kunst, Film, Emphase-Bernd Wolfgang Lindemann, Ein triumphierender Römer-James H. Marrow, Illusionism and Paradox in the Art of Jan van Eyck and Rogier van der Weyden: Case Studies in the Shape of Meaning-Scot McKendrick, The Earliest Reproduction of the Crucifixion of the Parlement de Paris? -Gisela Moeller, Justus Brinckmann und seine Ankäufe auf der Weltausstellung Paris 1900-Klaus Niehr, Konservierte Erinnerung: Über einen Raum bei Petrus Christus-Rudolf Preimesberger, Der zweifache Zorn des Petrus. Ein Detail in Altdorfers Sebastiansaltar in St. Florian-Catherine Reynolds, Netherlandish Patterns in Fifteenth-Century Paris: Campin, van der Weyden and the Bedford Workshop-Christiane Salge, Karl Friedrich Schinkel: Baugenie oder Durandscher Assignat? -Martin Schieder, Vom Kirchgang zum Kunstgenu...
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Johannes de Thurocz:
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| Chronica Hungarorum (GWm 14775, Hain 15516). Blatt mit Holzschnitt von Martin Schongauer.
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Augsburg, Erhart Ratdolt für Theobald Feger in Budapest, 3. Juni 1488. Type 7.. Einspaltiges, 38-zeiliges Original-Inkunabelblatt mit einem altkolorierten Holzschnitt (12 x 5,5 cm) von Martin Schongauer. Reste von 2 Papiermontagestreifen. Blattgröße: 15,9 x 21,9 cm. Incunabula text woodcut leaf.. Seltenes Inkunabelblatt aus der zweiten Ausgabe der Ungarn-Chronik des J. de Thurocz, die im gleichen Jahr der Erstausgabe, in Brünn von Konrad Stahel und Matthias Preinlein gedruckt wurde. Die Holzschnitte dieses Werkes zeigen Nähe zum Hausbuch-Meister, den Meistern ES und FVB und zu Meister des Ulmer Boccaccio (Arnim), welches auf die Qualität dieser Holzschnitte hinweist. Die Ausführung des vorliegenden Schlachtenbildes lässt auf eine handschriftliche Vorlage schließen, da sie ganz im Federzeichnungsstil gehalten ist (Tenschert, 1991, 209f). Ilona Hubay weist nach, dass einige wenige Holzschnitte dieser bei Ratdolt gedruckten ungarischen Chronik die geübte Hand Schongauers erraten lassen. So zeigen "die kampfeslustigen Pferde in dem kleinen (hier vorliegenden) Reitergefecht ... seinen (Martin Schongauers) graphischen Stil, den epischen Charakter seines Vortrages"(Hubay 1962, 397). (vgl. Hubay: Die illustrierte Ungarnchronik des Johannes von Thurocz. In: Gutenberg Jahrbuch 1962, 390 - 399)
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CAESAR, Caius Julius.
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| Caii Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum. Libri VIII. Quibus Adiecimus suis in locus D. Heinrici Glareani doctissimas Annotationes: multo quam antehac nunquam emendatiores editi. Quae praetere a hac ultima editione addita sunt, sequens pagella docebit. Basel, heirs N. Bryling, 1575. 8vo. With woodcut printer's device on title-page, double-page woodcut map of Gaul, double-page woodcut map of ancient Spain, 4 full-page woodcut illustrations. Contemporary vellum.
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(32), 635, (21) pp. Adams C-62; this edition not BMC STC German, Brunet .Caesar's De Bello Gallico and De Bello Civili in an edition by the Swiss linguist, philosopher and mathematician Henri Glareanus, accompanied by illuminating woodcut maps and illustrations. The Commentarii De Bello Gallico deals with Caesar's Gallic campaigns from 59 till 52 BC. In these years, Caesar fought against invading nations, consolidated Roman rule over the various Gallic tribes and ventured into Britain. The work shows him as a brilliant commander, but its veracity is not in doubt. Book VIII describes the events of 51-50 and was written by A. Hirtius. The second work in this volume De Bello Civili - without a separate title-page and announcement on the title to De Bello Gallico - describes the struggle for power between Caesar and Pompey in 49-48. The present edition was prepared by Henri Glareanus (1488-1563). "Ses nombreuses éditions des classiques grecs et latins, les notes qui les accompagnent, ont reçu toute l'approbation de Juste Lipse. Erasme le loue ... " (NBG XX, cols 791-793). The text of each book is printed in italic type, followed by Glareanus's notes in roman type. The double-page maps show Gaul and ancient Spain with Roman geographic names for regions, rivers, towns and tribes. There is a full-page woodcut of Caesar's bridge over the Rhine, built in a mere ten days, an illustration of the siege of Avaricum (Bourges), the circumvallations around Alesia (Mount Auxois) and Uxellodunum (Puy d'Issolu) and the fortifications at Massilia (Marseille). These woodcuts focus on the engineering side of Caesar's campaigns and are accompanied by explanations. They were made by J.J. Veronese. At the end is an index (pp. 573-635) with geographic and ethnographic names by Raimundus Marlianus, followed by an index with Roman geographic names and their German equivalent and a general index. A few ink underlinings, p. 275 repaired tear with some loss of text. Good copy in contemporary binding.
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| SUMMA CASUUM CONSCIENTIAE.. [COLOPHON ON XXVIIIR:] NUREMBERG: ANTON KOBERGER, 14 APRIL 1488.
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folio. 295 x 205 mm. ff. [1], 267, [8]index. 61 lines. gothic type. double columns. capital spaces, some with guide letters. A fine copy, bound in 16th century blind-stamped pigskin over wooden bds., brass clasps & catches, monogram 'M.G.' and date '1562' on covers (front joint cracked). Second Edition (?) of this handbook for confessors, written by Italian minorite Baptista De Salis (Trovamala). On the verso of the last page of the Summa Rosella appears the text of a rescript of Sixtus IV concerning the competence of confessors, dated 111. kal. ian., 1479. This same text appears in the first edition, printed at Novi in 1484, and is cited by the BMC (VII 1105) as the probable source for the two supposed editions of 1479 noted by Hain (14174-75). Hain 14177-79 also appear to be ghosts. BMC II 432. Goff S46. GW 3322. Hain-Copinger 14181. IGI 1204. Oates 1013. Polain (B) 3837. Proctor 2063.
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Voragine, Jacobus de.
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| Legenda aurea sanctorum.
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Venice: [Bonetus Locatellus] for Octavianus Scotus, 1488.. 4to (23 x 17 cm), [1 (of 2, lacks first blank)] 156 numbered ff. Gothic type, 2 col., 60 lines. First line, leaf a1: "Reverendissimi fratris Jacobi de Voragine genuensis archiep[iscop]i, ordinis predicatoru[m], s[an]c[t]orum ac festorum per totum annum liber incipit." Table and register on preceding leaf (pi2). First leaf (pi2) expertly repaired at inner and lower margins, similar repair at lower corner of a1. Remaining leaves in excellent condition, with occasional spotting and (contemporary?) marginal notes in light brown ink. Verso of final leaf bears printer's device. Full modern leather binding with elaborate blind-stamp decoration. ISTC no. 00120500, CR 6552 = 6451..
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