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[Sallust] Sallustius Crispus, Gaius: (Valla, Lorenzo, ed:) (Opera.) Pomponii Epistola ad Augustinum Mapheum - C. Crispii Salustii Bellum Catilinarium cum commento Laurentii Valensis - Portii Latronis Declamatio contra L. Catilinam - C. Crispi Salustii Bellum Iugurtinum - C. Crispi Salusti variae orationes ex libris eiusdem historiarum excerptae - C. Crispi Salustii vita / Romae per Pomponium emendata [...].
Venetiis [Venice]: per Ioannem de Cereto de Tridino, v. die augusti, 1493.. Folio, 46 leaves, without pagination, a-g6, h4. Printer's device at colophon. Leaves misbound within g but all present. Many blank margins repaired, some spotting and browning. Eighteenth century calf, five raised bands, remains of gilt to spine, joints splitting at head and tail, boards and corners worn but binding intact. All edges crimson, marbled endpapers. BMC V, 528; Hain 14226.. [Bookseller: Unsworth's Booksellers]
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Sallust] Sallustius Crispus, Gaius: (Valla, Lorenzo, ed:) Opera.) Pomponii Epistola ad Augustinum Mapheum - C. Crispii Salustii Bellum Catilinarium cum commento Laurentii Valensis - Portii Latronis Declamatio contra L. Catilinam - C. Crispi Salustii Bellum Iugurtinum - C. Crispi Salusti variae orationes ex libris eiusdem historiarum excerptae - C. Crispi Salustii vita / Romae per Pomponium emendata [.].
Venetiis [Venice]: per Ioannem de Cereto de Tridino, v. die augusti, 1493. - Folio, 46 leaves, without pagination, a-g6, h4. Printer’s device at colophon. Leaves misbound within g but all present. Many blank margins repaired, some spotting and browning. Eighteenth century calf, five raised bands, remains of gilt to spine, joints splitting at head and tail, boards and corners worn but binding intact. All edges crimson, marbled endpapers. BMC V, 528; Hain 14226. [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Unsworth's Booksellers, ABA & ILAB.]
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SCHEDEL, HARTMANN A Single Leaf from Liber Chronicarum, [The Nurenburg Chronicle]
Anton Koberger 1493 - A single folio leaf CCLXXVI with a three-quarter very detailed woodcut engraving of the Walled City of Achaia, showing Castle on the hill, Church Spires, City Walls, Houses, River, Trees, latin text above, latin text recto, A very fine example of early printing. The Nurenberg Chronicle is, without doubt, the finest illustrated topographical work from this period. Double mounted in Acid free ivory card, in superb dark frame, glass both sides. Can be bought without the frame, deduct $150.00, leaf only $500.00 [Bookseller: Guy Davies]
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POTTER, G.R.,WERNHAM, R.B.,ELTON, G.R.,COOPER, J.P.,ET AL. (Editors), The New Cambridge Modern History. Volumes I-XII. [12 volume set]
University Press - Twelve 8vo volumes, in various paginations. Volume I: The Renaissance, 1493-1520. Volume II: The Reformation, 1520-59. Volume III: The Counter-Reformation and Price Revolution, 1559-1610. Volume IV: The Decline of Spain and the Thirty Years War, 1609-48/59. Volume V: The Ascendancy of France, 1648-88. Volume VI: The Rise of Great Britain and Russia, 1688-1715/25, Volume VII: The Old Regime, 1713-63. Volume VIII: The American and French Revolutions, 1763-93. Volume IX: War and Peace in an Age of Upheaval, 1793-1830. Volume X: The Zenith of European Power, 1830-70. Volume XI: Material Progress and World-wide Problems, 1870-1898. Volume XII: The Era of Violence, 1898-1945]. Bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering to spines, in original blue & black printed dustjackets. An ex-library set in very good plus condition. Text is crisp, clean, and unmarked; bindings are tight and square. Light wear to extremities. [Bookseller: Loome Theological Booksellers]
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Salzburg Stadt Gesamtansicht
. Salczburga. Altkolorierter Holzschnitt v. Wohlgemut aus der Weltchronik von Schedel. N�rnberg 1493, 24,5 x 53 cm - Unter dekorativem Passepartout montiert. Fauser 12380 - Nebehay-W. 628 / 3 - Fuhrmann, Salzburg in alten Ansichten. Die Stadt. Tafel 1. - Lateinische Ausgabe, auf vollem Blatt, Text rubriziert, pr�chtiges Kolorit. [Bookseller: Kunsthandlung Johannes M�ller]
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Hartmann Schedel ATHENE VEL MINERVA
Nuremberg, 1493. A leaf from the famous "Nuremberg Chronicles". It is the first depiction of Athens (Greece) in a book. This wonderful engraving (Blatt XXVII) belongs to the book "LIBER CHRONICARUM" by Hartmann Schedel, printed in 1493, commonly referred to as the "Nuremberg Chronicles". The dimensions are approximately 25X32 cm and the condition is excellent. Needs special package and care. // Postage is not included in the price. We advice customers to ask before ordering the cost of shipment (send e-mail to siatras@hotmail.com), otherwise the cost of priority air mail will be ended to the cost of the book. Condition: Very good. [Bookseller: Siatras International Booksellers]
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[SCHEDEL, Hartmann.] Liber cronicarum cum figuris et ymaginibus
Nuremberg: Anton Koberger for Sebald Schreyer, 1493. First edition and an outstanding copy of the first illustrated encyclopedia published at the dawn of the discovery period. As a comprehensive contemporary picture of geographical and historical knowledge, the !Nuremberg Chronicle! as it is called, offers nothing less than a history of the world, and, in its own fashion, expanded the barriers of local cities and states just as the transatlantic voyages expanded the boundaries of the world. As a representative picture of 15th- century geographical and historical knowledge, the work is unsurpassed among incunables, in which books of a religious and liturgical nature predominate. A milestone in the history of printing as well, it contains more illustrations than had ever appeared in a printed book, and as a technical challenge of incunable book production, was superseded only by the first printed book, Gutenberg!s Bible, also published in Nuremberg. The magnificent woodcut views (of which 31 are double-page) are in most cases the first printed views of the cities and towns they depict, and offer a representative view of how 15th- century readers pictured places they would most likely never visit. Many, such as the important double-page view of Jerusalem, were based on the most up-to-date reports of travellers (usually merchants). The colophon credits the artists Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff for their contribution, a detail with fascinating implication, since Albrecht Durer was at this time an apprentice in their workshop. The work!s author, Hartmann Schedel (1440-1514) was a physician and an important humanist and book collector, whose outstanding library provided much of the research materials for the work. (Schedel!s private library is !today among the most precious collections of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich, Germany!.) The original publisher!s contract for the work is extant, providing a revealing window on the complicated production of this enormous project (see further A. Wilson, The Making of the Nuremberg Chronicle). A German edition followed later the same year. Goff S-307; Hain Copinger 14508; BMC II.437; Schreiber 5203; Adrian Wilson, The Making of the Nuremberg Chronicle (1976).. Imperial folio, [432 x 302 mm.], (20), 299, (1) ff., 2 blanks, (5) ff., 1 blank (including Sarmatian supplement (quire 55) misbound at end). Text in 2 columns, 64 lines, in a rotunda type expressly designed for it. 1809 woodcut illustrations from 645 blocks, of which 31 are double-page; spaces left blank for larger initials. Bound in 17th-century red gold-tooled goatskin (Venetian?), sides panelled and with fan ornament at center and corners, flat spine similarly decorated, gilt edges; repairs at spine and corners, small wormholes at bottom edge of boards; some minor rubbing. Ownership inscription of W.A. Foyle on front end pastedown. Handwritten Latin title-page inserted before printed xylographic title, illegible annotation on title. Discrete mend on t-p; minor repairs to several leaves at margin and gutter; small stain in world map; light dampstain, heavier towards end, some browning, fingersoiling and occasional spotting throughout. Generally a large and very attractive copy. [Bookseller: Martayan Lan, Inc.*]
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SCHEDEL Liber Chronicarum. Chronique de Nuremberg.
Nuremberg 1493 - Grand in-folio gothique de 64 longues lignes � la page, de (20) ff. pr�liminaires, 300 ff. et (5) ff. ins�r�s entre les ff. 266 et 267 (sans le feuillet blanc final). Complet des 3 feuillets blancs CCLIX-CCLX et CCLXI ; la carte sur double-page � la fin du volume est renforc�e dans la marge int�rieure. Reli� en maroquin brun estamp� � froid du XIXe si�cle, dos � nerfs d�cor� � froid. EDITION ORIGINALE DE LA CHRONIQUE DE NUREMBERG ILLUSTREE DE 1809 GRAVURES SUR BOIS. Somme des connaissances historiques et g�ographiques des ann�es 1490, la chronique de Nuremberg est une formidable mise en sc�ne de l'Europe de la fin du Moyen-�ge. Orn� d'un grand titre xylographique � pleine page, ce superbe incunable est illustr� de plus de 1800 bois, certains r�p�t�s, d'une grande beaut� et d'une pr�cision inou�e. Une multitude de villes d'Europe sont grav�es sur double ou simple page, la plupart �tant des repr�sentations authentiques de l'�tat de ces diverses cit�s � la fin du XVe si�cle. Ces bois si c�l�bres sont dus � Wolgemut. Les bibliographes sont unanimes � souligner la qualit�, la richesse et l'importance de l'illustration sign�e d'un ma�tre reconnu, de cette chronique universelle. Il s'agit de l'un des t�moignages incunables les plus spectaculaires sur l'europe du XVe si�cle. S�duisant exemplaire, grand de marges (452 mm de hauteur) et bien complet des 3 feuillets blancs qui manquent souvent. Fairfax Murray, II, 394 ; Hain 14508 ; Proctor 2084 ; B.M.C. II, 437; Muther 424; Schreiber 5203; Dogson, I, 228; Goff S 307; Leclerc, Bibliotheca Americana, 533. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Librairie Camille Sourget]
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Schedel, Hartmann Das Buch Der Croniken....[Register Des Buchs Der Croniken Und Geschichten Mit Figure[N] Und Pildnussen Von Anbegin Der Welt Bis Auf Dise Unsere Zeit. ]
N�rnberg (Anton Koberger), 1493. (10), cclxxxvi, (1)ff. (several misnumbered), plus 2 blank leaves. 645 woodblocks, repeated to a total of 1, 809 impressions. Stout folio. 431 x 307 mm. Contemporary stamped pigskin over heavy wooden boards, recently rebacked; remains of one metal clasp and one leather thong. The first German edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle, printed simultaneously with the Latin edition (Liber Chronicarum) in July 1493, but published some five months later, on 23 December. The most extensively illustrated book of the fifteenth century and quite arguably the greatest, the Nuremberg Chronicle--a massive history of the world from Creation to the time of its publication--is filled with woodcuts of exceptionally high quality by Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff depicting a vast range of Biblical and historical subjects, and including many detailed views of contemporary European cities, which are of great topographic interest. The significance of Wolgemut's and Pleydenwurff's innovations for the development of a new woodcut style----also to be seen in their ?Schatzbehalter? of 1491--is underscored both by the fact that here they are the first artists ever to be named in the colophon of a book, and by the almost certain participation of Wolgemut's young apprentice Albrecht D�rer, whose Apocalypse illustrations are remarkably close to these. The text, which was translated from the Latin by Georg Alt, covers not only the Old and New Testaments, and classical and mediaeval history, but such recent and contemporary events as the invention of printing in Mainz, the exploration of the Atlantic and of Africa, the heresy of Wycliff and the Hussites, and other subjects. This vernacular German edition was the first history of the world printed in any language other than Latin, and it is notably rarer than the Latin, having been printed in a considerably smaller edition. Title-page trimmed at all sides; some 50 leaves have been remargined and extended and fitted into the binding; intermitt [Bookseller: Alibris]
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BARBARUS HERMOLAUS CASTIGATIONES PLINIANAE. CASTIGATIONES IN POMPONIUM MELAM. IN PLINIUM GLOSSEMATA. (VENEZIA, STAMPATORE EPONIMO PER DANIELE BARBARO, CA. 1493-94),
in-folio, ff. 160 n.n. (a-k8, l-r6, s4, ult. bianco; aa-cc8, dd6, ee4), testo in carattere romano, spazi con lettere guida per le iniziali. Ottima legatura antica in stile 400sco in assicelle di legno, dorso con impressioni a secco, fermagli in cuoio e metallo. F.a1r.: "Castigationes Pli / nij Hermolai / Barbari"; f. bb3v.: "Hermolai Barbari: In Pomponium Melam ad Alexandrum Sextum Pont. Maximum. / Praefatio"; f.s3r., primo colophon: "Finis Castigationum Plinianarum..."; f.ee4v., secondo colophon: "Finiunt Hermolai Barbari Patriarchae Aquileiensis Plinianae Castigstio-/ nes: Item Aeditio in Plinium secunda...". Prima prefazione dell'autore dedicata a Papa Alessandro Sesto, datata "octavo Kalendas Sempembris (sic).MCCCCXCII". Seconda edizione (alla fine del 1492 l'opera gia' apparve infatti a Roma presso il tipografo Silber). Si tratta dell"opera piu' importante scritta dell"umanista veneziano Ermolao Barbaro (1454-1493). Contiene gli scritti polemici nati intorno alle accuse mosse dal Leoniceno all'opera di Plinio. Il Barbaro prende le difese di quest' ultimo segnalando gli errori (circa 5.000!) commessi da amanuensi e curatori delle opere del naturalista latino. Ottimo esempl. Goff B101. Klebs, Incunabula scientifica, 143.2. Pellechet,1823. Polain, 490. HC 2420. IGI 1211. BMC, V 587.GW 3341. Bibl.Vaticana, Incunabuli, B-43. [Bookseller: Libreria Antiquaria PREGLIASCO�]
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BULLEN, Henry Lewis Nuremberg Chronicle
1493 1493 - (NUREMBERG CHRONICLE) BULLEN, Henry Lewis. The Nuremberg Chronicle; or, The Book of Chronicles from the Beginning of the World With a Leaf from the First Latin Edition. San Francisco: Printed for the Book Club of California by John Henry Nash, 1930. Tall folio, modern half brown morocco, marbled boards, uncut. $1800. First edition of Bullen's fascinating account of the making and contents of the extraordinary "Nuremberg Chronicle," the first extended study of the great illustrated incunable, number 183 of only 300 copies printed. With original leaf CCXXII from the first Latin edition of 1493 tipped in, as issued; this leaf features woodcuts of a church, three worthies and a comet. Hartmann Schedel compiled his elaborate history of the world from "the first day of creation" to his own time in an effort to correct what he felt was a slight to German history by other chroniclers. He divided his work into the usual six ages of the history of mankind, adding a seventh in which he foretold the coming of the Antichrist, the destruction of the world, and judgment day. Bullen's monograph discusses the book's background, provenance, creators, patrons, illustrations and execution; it includes numerous facsimiles of the Chronicle's woodcuts and typefaces, including a facsimile of the title page and frontispiece. Prospectus and announcement of book club lottery results laid in. Copies are almost never found with the original leather spine intact, as it tended to deteriorate—even the two copies at the Book Club of California are virtually spineless. This sympathetic later binding is in fine condition. [Attributes: First Edition] [Bookseller: Bauman Rare Books]
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MaRtialis M.V. Martialis cum duobus commentis.
- [Venezia, Bartholomeo De Zanis 1493?], in-folio, leg. settecentesca in piena pergamena (qualche forellino di tarlo sul dorso), carte [1], da 2 a 150 (grafia: i50). Mancano la carta b1 e l'intero quaderno finale u (formato da 10 carte). Gore, pochi tarli al margine esterno delle prime carte, qualche macchia, alcune carte sciolte, mancanza con perdita di testo alla carta t4, restauro marginale alle prime due carte. Notazioni manoscritte antiche al recto di carta a1. Postille e manicule marginali. Non siamo riusciti da identificare con certezza l'edizione: la fascicolatura, la cartulazione e l'impronta non corrispondono a nessuna collazione presente in ICCU (o in edit16 per il primo '500); per quanto riguarda le edizioni del XV sec. fascicolatura e cartulazione corrispondono solo a quella data da BMC, V, 432 per l'edizione De Zanis 1493 (salvo che non � segnalata la particolarit� della lettera minuscola i usata per cifra 1 nella cartulazione, particolarit� che � sempre segnalata in quel catalogo). A causa dell'incertezza dell'edizione diamo anche fascicolatura e impronta dell'esemplare (quest'ultima presa considerando la prima carta - che reca quello che pu� essere considerato il titolo: "Martialis cum duobus commentis" - come un protofrontespizio; dall'impronta escludiamo il gruppo finale che si forma in base alla data di cui non siamo certi): fascicolatura: a6, b-t8, [-u10?]; impronta: m-u� s:l. s:i. quci (3). [Bookseller: Libreria Oreste Gozzini snc]
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GENF: "Gesamtans., ( Phantasiedarstellung ) ""Jenff"". "
kol. Holzschnitt aus Schedels Weltchronik, 1493, 14,5 x 22,5 Blatt CXXII aus der deutschen Ausgabe der Weltchronik von Schedel. Die erste Darstellung von Genf. [Bookseller: Antiquariat Nikolaus Struck]
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Schedel, Hartman NUREMBERG CHRONICLE OR CHRONICLE OF THE WORLD
Wohlgemut & Pleydenwurff, Nuremberg 1493 - Incunable ~ Planche In-fol. CCXII & CCLIII ~ 1493 ~L'arriv�e de l'Ant�christ ~ Tr�s rares gravures pleine page in-fol sur bois de l'Apocalypse accompagn�e d'une description, par Michael Wohlgemuth Ma�tre de D�rer et son beau-fils Wilhelm Pleydenwurff dans le "Liber chronicarum cum figuris & ymaginibus ab inicio Mundi d'Hartman Schedel du 12 juillet 1493 Ce n'est que sous forme de br�ve parenth�se narrative, et sur tr�s peu de pages, que la septi�me p�riode, cl�ture la Chronique avec cette superbe et extraordinaire planche o� l'on reconna�t la main de D�rer. Il est question des dangers que repr�sente l'arriv�e de l'Ant�christ et des d�cisions du Jugement dernier. Le Jugement est annonc� par les paroles du proph�te Malachie (MI 3, 19-24) et le dernier adversaire du Christ, l'Ant�christ, d�crit avec les images drastiques de l'Apocalypse (Ap 13). Les hommes sont avertis dans le texte de la fin prochaine du monde. Ce bois montre l'apparition attendue du faux proph�te et le combat des anges avec le dragon (Ap. 12, 7) P�ur les Justes reste cependant la certitude consolatrice que la mort seul le ''cadavre f�cal, terrestre, le sac � p�ch�s'' est abandonn� et que l'esprit de l'homme acc�de � l'esprit divin, qi'il prend part � la vie divine et qu'il vit pour toujours dans la paix entre les anges et les chœurs des saints. C'est avec cette perspective d'un pr�sent �ternel que ce termine la Chronique dans des mots pleins de reconnaissance pour la Cr�ation et le Cr�ateur La plus belle et extraordinaire planche de ce monument iconographique!! [Attributes: Soft Cover] [Bookseller: Incunable]
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ciceronis m. Tulii. Epistolarum familiarum libri sexdecim / Ubertini Clerici Cresentinatis In Ciceronis epistolas com / mentarii / Martini Philetici in quasdam epistolas ellectas commentarii / Georgii Merulae Alesxandrini in epistolam ad Lentulum / Spintherem accurata interpretatio / Addita sunt etiam nonnulla alia loca in libro miscelanearum / per Angelum Politianum interpretata.
- Impressum Venetiis per Bernardinum Benalium. Anno Domini, 1493. Die. XXI. Maii. In-4, mezzo marocchino (moderno) con nervature, piatti in assi di legno coevi, con traccia di fermagli, sguardie moderne. ff.4 nn., 234 ff. n., 2 ff. bianchi. Annotazioni di mano antica. Minimo restauro nel margine esterno di poche carte, all’inizio, eseguito a regola d’arte. Nel complesso ottimo esemplare. (Hain, n. 5204). [Bookseller: Libreria Oreste Gozzini snc]
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(Schedel, Hartmann), Buch der Croniken und Geschichten, mit figure(n) und pildnussen von anbegin(n) der welt bis auf dise un(n)sere Zeit.
Faksimile der Ausgabe N�rnberg, Koberger 23. Dezember 1493. Leipzig, F.W. Hendel 1933. Gro�-Folio (47,5 x 34,5 cm). 10 nn. Bll., CCLXXXVI num. Bll., 2 nn. Bll. Mit 1.809 Holzschnitten, darunter einer doppelseitigen Weltkarte. Ganzpergament �ber Holzdeckeln mit zwei Messingschlie�en. Dieser Neudruck von Hartmann Schedels Buch der Chroniken, besser bekannt unter dem Namen Schedelsche Weltchronik, wurde im Jahre 1933 vom F. W. Hendel Verlag zu Leipzig veranstaltet. Gedruckt wurde das Werk in der Offizin Max Breslauer auf Hadernb�tten, das von der Firma Ferdinand Flinsch eigens f�r dieses Buch angefertigt wurde. Die Bindearbeiten besorgte die Buchbinderei H. Sperling in Leipzig. Dieses Exemplar tr�gt die Nummer 320. Im Gegensatz zu den zahlreichen Neudrucken in verkleinertem Format bietet dieser Faksimiledruck, der einzige in Originalgr��e und dem nicht geringen Gewicht von 6,8 kg, auch einen materiellen Eindruck der Monumentalit�t dieses Buches. Unter den zahlreichen, teils ganzseitigen Holzschnitten finden sich viele Stadtansichten wie z.B.: Wien, Salzburg, Regensburg, N�rnberg, M�nchen, Augsburg, Rom, Prag, Budapest, Basel, Jerusalem etc. In der Werkstatt von Michael Wolgemut und Wilhelm Pleydenwurff, die die Illustrationen lieferte, absolvierte zur Enstehungszeit Albrecht D�rer seine Lehrzeit und war m�glicherweise mit Vorzeichnungen daran beteiligt. Mehr als 50 Kommission�re organisierten den Vertrieb in mehr als 30 europ�ischen Orten. [Bookseller: Kunsthaus am Museum]
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Schedel, Hartmann Das Buch Der Croniken....[Register Des Buchs Der Croniken Und Geschichten Mit Figure[N] Und Pildnussen Von Anbegin Der Welt Bis Auf Dise Unsere Zeit. ]
N�rnberg (Anton Koberger), 1493. (10), cclxxxvi, (1)ff. (several misnumbered), plus 2 blank leaves. 645 woodblocks, repeated to a total of 1, 809 impressions. Stout folio. 431 x 307 mm. Contemporary stamped pigskin over heavy wooden boards, recently rebacked; remains of one metal clasp and one leather thong. The first German edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle, printed simultaneously with the Latin edition (Liber Chronicarum) in July 1493, but published some five months later, on 23 December. The most extensively illustrated book of the fifteenth century and quite arguably the greatest, the Nuremberg Chronicle--a massive history of the world from Creation to the time of its publication--is filled with woodcuts of exceptionally high quality by Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff depicting a vast range of Biblical and historical subjects, and including many detailed views of contemporary European cities, which are of great topographic interest. The significance of Wolgemut's and Pleydenwurff's innovations for the development of a new woodcut style----also to be seen in their ?Schatzbehalter? of 1491--is underscored both by the fact that here they are the first artists ever to be named in the colophon of a book, and by the almost certain participation of Wolgemut's young apprentice Albrecht D�rer, whose Apocalypse illustrations are remarkably close to these. The text, which was translated from the Latin by Georg Alt, covers not only the Old and New Testaments, and classical and mediaeval history, but such recent and contemporary events as the invention of printing in Mainz, the exploration of the Atlantic and of Africa, the heresy of Wycliff and the Hussites, and other subjects. This vernacular German edition was the first history of the world printed in any language other than Latin, and it is notably rarer than the Latin, having been printed in a considerably smaller edition. Title-page trimmed at all sides; some 50 leaves have been remargined and extended and fitted into the binding; intermitt [Bookseller: Alibris]
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SHEDEL, HARTMANN - WOLGEMUT, MICHAEL - ANTON KOBERGER. FLORENCIA.
Dal "Liber Chronicarum Nurembergensi", bottega di Michael Wolgemut e Wilhem Pleydenwurff, Norimberga fine XV secolo, pubblicata in Schedel Hartmann nel Liber Chronicarum. Xilografia in antica coloritura (ma non coeva), cm 48 x 67 (il foglio), tutte le lettere maiuscole, sia al recto che al verso, sono ritoccate in rosso, insieme ai dettagli dei personaggi che compaiono al verso del foglio. La prima edizione, in latino, fu stampata a Norimberga il 12 luglio del 1493, la seconda edizione, con testo in tedesco, fu stampata sempre a Norimberga nel dicembre dello stesso anno. Un'altra versione, in edizione ridotta, fu pubblicata in Augsburg nel 1496 da Johann Schonsperger. Mentre nelle edizioni veneziane della cronaca del Foresti il rapporto tra editore e illustratore, e tra testo e immagine configura la dominanza del primo termine, nella cronaca di Norimberga i ruoli tendono a rovesciarsi. E' Michael Wolgemut, pittore e designatore, e erede della bottega di Hans Pleydenwurff e maestro di disegno silografico del giovane Durer, che in societa' col figliastro Wilhem si procura i finanziamenti, coopta l'importante tipografo Anton Koberger, e alla testa di un nutrito staff di collaboratori produce circa 650 silografie, per 1809 illustrazioni che costituiscono il fondamento editoriale dell'opera. Il testo e' affidato al dotto medico e umanista norimberghese H. Schedel, gia' studente a Padova, il cui nome non compare ne' in incipit ne' in colophon. L'ingente corpus grafico e' assai disomogeneo per stile e valore del disegno e peripezia d'intaglio, ma nel suo complesso fornisce, secondo E. Panofsky "una nuova espressone delle possibilita' espressive e rappresentative della tecnica silografica". Se le silografie veneziane che illustrano il Foresti sono di piccolo formato, di stile squisitamente grafico, icasticamente concise nel lessico e nella sintassi rappresentativo - simbolica, tendenti alla stilizzazione decorativa, le vedute disegnate dall'equipe di Wolgemut sono al contrario di stile pittorico, di dimensioni medio - grandi, ricche di modellato e complicate di arditi scorci prospettici. Di questi 134 scenari urbani solo una trentina e' piu' o meno verosimile; di quelle italiane solo Roma, Firenze, Venezia e Genova, che tutte (o quasi) si ritengono trasposte da precedenti a stampa. I restanti tre quarti sono figure arbitrarie, come Pisa (alias Troia, alias Ravenna, alias Towered Town inglese), "metafisico" assemblaggio di moduli architettonico - urbanistici e paesaggistici estratti dal formulario di un tedesco; strutture fortificate a sezione prevalentemente cilindrica, con torrini a sbalzo, caditoie e casematte, edifici con facciata a dentelli, tetti spioventi con abbaini, multipli addossati a schiera, un'allucinazione iconografica del tutto scollata dal testo dello Schedel che, all'opposto, ricopia diligentemente la cronaca del Foresti. Bell'esemplare. [Bookseller: Botteghina d'Arte Galleria K�pros�]
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MARTIAL D'AUVERGNE De Paris Les poesies.
Nouvelle edition. Cette edition des poesies ne contient que Les vigiles de la mort de Charles VII, publie pour la premiere fois en 1493. Il semble que ces Vigiles n'avaient pas ete edites depuis la premiere moitie du XVIe siecle. §Plein Veau d'epoque mouchete. Dos a nerfs orne de 4 fleurons au sein d'un caisson a triple filet. Piece de titre en maroquin rouge. Bon exemplaire. §Les vigiles de la mort de Charles VII constituent une chronique du temps, depuis la naissance du roi a son trepas, elle comprend les guerres et les sieges des anglais, l'epopee de Jeanne d'Arc... on y voit meme que Charles VII (1403-1461) organisa et crea la premiere armee de metier. On sait que surtout, Martial, poete plus qu'historien, s'attacha a mettre en vers les chroniques de Berry et Chartier. Ce fut surtout a l'epoque une oeuvre commemorative, en un temps ou il etait reproche a Charles VII de nombreux defauts.Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com. De l'imprimerie d'Antoine Urbain Coustelier A Paris _1724 2 tomes en 2 Vol. Pet. in 8 (10x16cm) (8) 231pp. et (4) 204pp. relie [Bookseller: Librairie Le Feu Follet]
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KETHAM, Johannes de (fl. 1460) Fascicolo di Medicina Vulgare. Translated into Italian by Sabastiano Manilio Romano. Venice: Johannes & Gregorius de Grogoriis, 1493. [Facsimile printing:]
Lucca:: Lucchese Grafica, 20 February 19. y1963. hardcover. 2. Folio in sixes. (351 x 222 mm) Unpaginated, 51, [1 blank, colophon, 2 blank] ff. Ten full-page woodcuts (1 printed in color), handmade paper, deckle edge. Original full brown morocco, gilt-stamped cover decoration and spine title; neatly rebacked. Very good. . Facsimile edition of the first Italian edition of 1493. This printing issue was limited to 350 copies, signed by Professor Carlo Hautmann, of which this is number 46. Of the ten large woodcut illustrations, the dissection cut is colored; the others include Petrus de Montagnano in his library, a consultation of physicians, physicians at the bedside of a plague patient, cuts relating the signs of the zodiac to various parts of the body, and a cut of the female anatomy. !A collection of short medical treatises, some dating as far back as the thirteenth century, which circulated widely in manuscript before the Forlivio brothers issued the editio princeps from their Venetian press in 1491. The Venetian printers may have attributed the collection to its former owner, Johannes von Kircheim, a professor of medicine in Vienna circa 1460; !Ketham! is a plausible Italian corruption of !Kirchheim.! The first edition was the first printed medical book to have anatomical illustrations of any kind! The dramatically improved and more realistic illustrations, which were reproduced in the numerous later editions, are by an unknown artist, about whom there has been much speculation; he was certainly close to the school of Bellini! It is in the woodcuts prepared for the Italian edition that we see the first evidence of the transition from medieval to modern anatomical illustration. In the 1491 edition, the woodcut of the female viscera ! like those of the Zodiac Man, Bloodletting Man, Wound-Man, etc. ! was derived from the traditional non-representational squatting figure found in medieval medical manuscripts. However, the illustrations for the Italian edition !included an entirely redesigned figure showing female anatomy.!! [Norman]. BM Readex Vol. 13, p. 1206; Choulant, pp. 115-122; Copinger 2433, 3449; Garrison & Morton 363, 363.1; Goff K-14; Heirs of Hippocrates 126 (1522 ed.); Herlinger, pp. 28-29, 65-66; Klebs 574.1; NLM/Durling 2660; Norman 1211 (1495 ed.); Osler 7448 (1500 ed.); Poynter 341 (1495 ed.); Proctor 4528a; Sander 3745; Wellcome Vol. I, 3548 (1508 ed.). [Bookseller: Jeff Weber Rare Books]
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Suetonius, ca. 69-ca. 122. Commentationes conditae a Philippo Beroaldo in Suetonium Tranquillum. [ De vita Caesarum. Latin ]
Benedictus Hectoris, 5 Apr. 1493, Bologna - Rare incunable printing of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Bound in 18th century quarter tan calf with gilt spine titles on red and green morocco spine labels. Paste boards covered in tan paper. Some wear to extremities. Joint weakening a bit. Ends of spine a bit chewed. Folio in eights. (5), 321 leaves of 333 leaves only. Missing seven leaves - A1, a1, a2, a8, b2, c1 and final blank. Aii remargined along fore edge not affecting text. Small repair to bottom margin of a3. a3a4, a5, a6 and a8 strengthened along gutter margin. &7 remargind along bottom margin without affecting text. Corner of &8 restored again not affecting text. Closed tear of 3 inches to A3 with no loss of text. Some marginal waterstaining and brown splodges. Some early marginalia and doodles. Fore margin of register leaf restored not affecting text. Overall a defective copy of this scarce early work, but a rare incunabulum nonetheless. BMC VI 840 ; Goff S825. We can send images of this book on request. [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Evelyn Harvey Books]
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Hartmann Schedel Weltchronik, Jesus Christus und die Zw�lf Apostel. 1493. Blatt 101-CI. Lateinische Ausgabe, koloriert
. Weltchronik, Jesus Christus und die Zw�lf Apostel. 1493. Blatt 101-CI. Lateinische Ausgabe, koloriert. [Bookseller: Antiquariat Murr Bamberg]
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THEOCRITUS. THEOCRITI SYRACUSANI EIDYLLIA TRIGINTASEX, latino carmine reddita, Helio Eobano Hesso interprete. Accesserunt recens Theocriti genus, ac vita, de inventione, ac discrimine bucolicorum carminum.erudito latinitate donata. Francofurti, Petri Brubacchii, 1553.
(cm. 17,4) cc. 104 nn., carattere corsivo molto elegante con alcuni passi in greco. Bella pergamena originale con unghie e tracce di lacci. Sguardie antiche rimontate, qualche lieve ombreggiatura ma bell'esemplare, fresco, genuino e a grandi margini. - I 36 idilli sono preceduti dalla vita di Teocrito, prologo e argomento dello stesso E. Hesso. La prima edizione fu edita a Milano nel 1493 con solo 18 idilli. Questa nostra, ritenuta tra le migliori e segnalata dal Federici, � una ristampa dell'edizione del 1545 del Camerarius che conteneva anche la parte greca. Nel 1553 fu separatamente stampata dallo stesso tipografo. Federici "Scrittori greci" 181; Hoffmann "Lexicon Griechen" III 477; BM STC German 854; Graesse VII 114; Brunet V 782; manca ad Adams. [Bookseller: Maria Calabr� Studio Bibliografico]
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Suetonius, ca. 69-ca. 122. Commentationes conditae a Philippo Beroaldo in Suetonium Tranquillum. [ De vita Caesarum. Latin ]
Bologna Benedictus Hectoris, 5 Apr. 1493 1493. Rare incunable printing of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Bound in 18th century quarter tan calf with gilt spine titles on red and green morocco spine labels. Paste boards covered in tan paper. Some wear to extremities. Joint weakening a bit. Ends of spine a bit chewed. Folio in eights. (5), 321 leaves of 333 leaves only. Missing seven leaves - A1, a1, a2, a8, b2, c1 and final blank. Aii remargined along fore edge not affecting text. Small repair to bottom margin of a3. a3a4, a5, a6 and a8 strengthened along gutter margin. &7 remargind along bottom margin without affecting text. Corner of &8 restored again not affecting text. Closed tear of 3 inches to A3 with no loss of text. Some marginal waterstaining and brown splodges. Some early marginalia and doodles. Fore margin of register leaf restored not affecting text. Overall a defective copy of this scarce early work, but a rare incunabulum nonetheless. BMC VI 840 ; Goff S825. We can send images of this book on request. First Thus No Jacket Quarter Calf Folio - 12 Inches; First Thus. Good [Bookseller: Adrian Greenwood Rare Books]
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SCHEDEL (Hartmann) Liber cronicarum cum figuris et ymaginus. Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, 12 July
- Double-page woodcut view of the city of W�rtzburg. Two consecutive leaves (not conugate, but now joined together). Total size: 555 x 410mm. 1493. WURTZBURG Folios CLIX and CLX with a fine double-page view of the city of W�rtzburg in Germany. This is a very large view which takes up the whole of the left-hand page, and half of the right hand page. On the other side of the leaves are found 3 woodcut portraits of Popes. A fine double-leaf from the first edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle, the most profusely illustrated book of the 15th century. It was compiled by the polymath physician and book collector Hartman Schedel and illustrated by Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. Albrecht Durer was at this time a journeyman in their workshop. A little browned in centre, headline of one leaf shaved. British Museum Catalogue II, no. 437. [Bookseller: Maggs Bros. Ltd ABA ILAB BA]
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Hartmann Schedel Weltchronik, Als Noah einen Weingarten gepflanzt, fanden ihn seine S�hne betrunken am Boden liegend, und Nachkommen des Noah. R�ckseitig Erg�nzung des Stammbaums. 1493. Blatt 15-XV. Deutsche Ausgabe, koloriert
. Weltchronik, Als Noah einen Weingarten gepflanzt, fanden ihn seine S�hne betrunken am Boden liegend, und Nachkommen des Noah. R�ckseitig Erg�nzung des Stammbaums. 1493. Blatt 15-XV. Deutsche Ausgabe, koloriert. [Bookseller: Antiquariat Murr Bamberg]
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Schedel, Hartmann DESTRUCCIO IHEROSOLIME
n.p., 1493. paperback. Double-page woodcut from Schedel's Nuremberg Chronicle Liber Chronicarum of 1493 showing the destruction of the city of Jerusalem including breaches in the walls and the Temple of Solomon engulfed in flames. The upper left hand side shows Jesus and Satan on top of the Mount of Satan overlooking the scene. The verso of the double-leaf depicts eight Popes with the other leaf verso showing a scene of the blindfolded king. The text was compiled by Schedel, printed by Anton Koberger and illustrated with woodcuts by Michael Wohlgemuth and Willem Pleydenwurff. With a well-drawn reproduction of one of the images in an ancient hand in the margin of the verso. Small tears along fold where the leaf had been bound-in as usual . This is one of the most famous images in the Nuremberg Chronicle. Wide margined. [Bookseller: Oak Knoll Books/Oak Knoll Press]
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Hartmann Schedel Weltchronik, Adam und Eva nach der Vertreibung aus dem Paradies. Adam bei der Feldarbeit und Eva mit Kain und Abel, dieser an der Mutterbrust trinkend. R�ckseitig Stammbaum Adams mit 7 Abbildungen u. a. wie Kain seinen Bruder Abel erschl�gt. 1493. Blatt 9
- Weltchronik, Adam und Eva nach der Vertreibung aus dem Paradies. Adam bei der Feldarbeit und Eva mit Kain und Abel, dieser an der Mutterbrust trinkend. R�ckseitig Stammbaum Adams mit 7 Abbildungen u. a. wie Kain seinen Bruder Abel erschl�gt. 1493. Blatt 9-IX. Lateinische Ausgabe [Bookseller: Antiquariat Murr Bamberg]
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SCHEDEL, HARTMANN. Liber Chronicarum cum figuris et imaginibus ab inicio mundi.
INCUNABLE LEAF. - Leaf: Folio I - Epitoma operu[m] sex dieru[m] de mu[n]di fabrica. Recto with the frontispiece, a full page woodcut depicting God the Father seated on a throne, somebody has later defaced his face. On verso the Prologus, 64 lines with text in Latin, with an indent for a large initial. Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, 1493. 43 x 30,6 cm. The sheet is somewhat soiled. The full page woodcut depicts God the Father seated on a throne surrounded by the firmament. Cherubs cavort in the heavens above and two devilish creatures holding armorial crests are at bottom. A banner (in Latin) reads, God said Let there Be and all things were made. The woodblock cutters were Michael Wolgemuth, the well-known teacher of Albrecht D�rer, and his stepson Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. Wohlgemut was Albrecht D�rer's tutor between 1486-90 and recent scholarship has shown, Albrecht D�rer may also have collaborated, since some of the cuts bear a remarkably close resemblance to the Apocalypse illustrations. About the frontispiece se Wilson: The Making of the Nurember Chronicle, p. 75-77. [Bookseller: Antikvariat Aldus]
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Hartmann Schedel Weltchronik, Beschreibung und Abbildung einer eingest�rzten Br�cke �ber die Mosel, sowie Darstellung zweier Mi�geburten. Umseitig Fischer, die einen seltsamen Fisch fangen. 1493. Blatt 217-CCXVII. Lateinische Ausgabe koloriert
- Weltchronik, Beschreibung und Abbildung einer eingest�rzten Br�cke �ber die Mosel, sowie Darstellung zweier Mi�geburten. Umseitig Fischer, die einen seltsamen Fisch fangen. 1493. Blatt 217-CCXVII. Lateinische Ausgabe koloriert [Bookseller: Antiquariat Murr Bamberg]
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SCHEDEL, Hartmann Liber Chronicarum
1493. FIRST EDITION. SCHEDEL, Hartmann. Liber Chronicarum. (Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 12 July 1493). Tall folio, late 19th-century full period-style dark brown morocco; ll. [20], [5], CCC (without two blanks only). $150,000. First edition of the extraordinary "Nuremberg Chronicle," the most profusely illustrated book of the 15th century, featuring the first modern map of Europe and Ptolemy's map of the world. With folios CCLVIIII-CCLXI, (often missing) present and properly blank except for headlines and foliation, and with the five unnumbered leaves "De Sarmacia regione Europe" inserted before folio I. Portrait of Pope Joan (folio CLXIX, verso) intact and unmutilated. Handsomely bound in period-style by Riviere. Hartmann Schedel compiled this elaborate history of the world from "the first day of creation" to his own time in an effort to correct what he felt was a slight to German history by other chroniclers. He divided his work into the usual six ages of the history of mankind, adding a seventh in which he foretold the coming of the Antichrist, the destruction of the world, and judgment day. The invention of printing is mentioned on verso of leaf CCLII: "born in Germany! in the city near the Rhine [i.e. Mainz]! in the year 1440"; on verso of leaf CCXC is a brief account (not appearing in the subsequent German edition of the same year) of the "Portuguese voyage of discovery along the coast of Africa in 1483 [1484], under the direction of Diego Cam and Martin Behaim of Nuremberg, which has been used as a basis for the unwarranted theory that the expedition reached America" (Sabin). Leaves CCLVIIII-CCLXI were left blank by Schedel for the owner to record future historical events occurring after publication. The fame of the volume rests on its illustrations. "There are 1809 woodcuts printed from 645 different blocks. They picture the major events of the Old and New Testaments, episodes in the lives of many saints, portraits of prophets, kings, popes, heroes, and great men of all centuries, freaks of nature, and panoramic views of cities. Nuremberg artists Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff were responsible for the production of the book! The wood blocks were designed by the two masters and their assistants, including the young Albrecht Durer, who was apprenticed to Wolgemut at the time. The printing was carried out under the supervision of the great scholar-printer Anton Koberger, whose illustrated books were famous throughout Europe" (Legacies of Genius 5). The unusually detailed woodcuts, many full- and double-page, feature the first modern map of Europe (double-page), Ptolemy's map of the world, and an extraordinary two-page illustration of the destruction of Jerusalem; biblical subjects include Adam and Eve and the building of the ark by Noah; cities include Nineveh, Rome, Nuremberg (showing the first German paper mill), Warsaw, Budapest, Venice, Basle, Paris; historical personages include the Venerable Bede, Wicliff, Boethius, Cato, Dante, St. Augustine, Charlemagne, and St. Catherine; this copy with the portrait of Pope Joan (leaf CLXIX, verso) and the accompanying text intact and unadulterated (the portrait is usually severely defaced). The illustrations in this work represent a landmark in the history of wood-cutting: "The peculiarity of the cuts in the 'Nuremberg Chronicle' is that they generally contain more of what engravers term 'colour' [shading to render form] than any which had previously appeared" (Chatto & Jackson, A Treatise on Wood-Engraving). The "Imago mortis" or Dance of Death, for example, (leaf CCLXIIII) has been described as "one of the most powerful representations of German art" (Stadler, 45). Text in Latin. Without blank leaf after the description of Poland and one blank leaf at the end only. Folio 2, lined in red and rubricated, probably supplied from another copy. Hain-Copinger 14508. Goff S-307. Thacher 121. Sabin 77523. Church 7. BMC II: 437. Old annotations in ink on the title page; similar notes and sketches in the text, ink stains to folios 35v and 36r. Occasional soiling and a few expert margin repairs, generally quite clean. Very handsome period-style Riviere binding lightly rubbed at corners, otherwise fine. Rare and extraordinarily important. [Bookseller: Bauman Rare Books]
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Hartmann Schedel Weltchronik, Jesus Christus und die Zw�lf Apostel. 1493. Blatt 101-CI. Lateinische Ausgabe, koloriert
- Weltchronik, Jesus Christus und die Zw�lf Apostel. 1493. Blatt 101-CI. Lateinische Ausgabe, koloriert [Bookseller: Antiquariat Murr Bamberg]
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SCHEDEL, HARTMANN. Liber Chronicarum cum figuris et imaginibus ab inicio mundi.
INCUBABLE LEAF. - Leaf: Folio CCXXXII - sexta etas mundi - Printed recto and verso, with 66 lines, text in Latin. On recto a woodcut of Saint BIRGITTA of VADSTENA (7 x 5,2 cm.), a woodcut view of Vadstena (13,9 x 10,8 cm.) and a woodcut of a man, on verso a woodcut depicting 4 Popes (15,2 x 11,2 cm.). Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, 1493. 43 x 31 cm. Outer margin somewhat damp stained. Birgitta Birgersdotter (1303-73), later known as Saint Birgitta, also known as Santa Brigida or St. Bridgid of Sweden and Birgitta of Vadstena, in Swedish commonly as den heliga Birgitta, was a Mystic and saint, and founder of the Bridgettine Order. Uniquely among saints of the second millennium, she was also the mother of a saint Saint Catherine of Vadstena of Sweden. In 1999 Pope John Paul II named St Bridget as a patron saint of Europe. Her feast is celebrated on July 23, the day of her death. St Bridget's feast was not in the Tridentine Calendar, but was later inserted in the Roman Catholic Calendar of Saints in 1623 for celebration on October 7, the day she was canonized by Pope Boniface IX in the year 1391. Five years later, her feast was moved to October 8, where it remained until the revision of the Roman Catholic Calendar of Saints in 1969. VADSTENA is a locality and the seat of Vadstena Municipality in Sweden. Vadstena is, for historical reasons, still referred to as a city, it received its city privileges in 1400. Above all the city of Vadstena is noted for two important artefacts of Swedish history: it was in Vadstena, in 1350, that Saint Bridget of Sweden founded the first monastery of her Bridgettine Order; and Vadstena Castle is one of Sweden's best-preserved castles from the era of Gustav Vasa in the 16th century. [Bookseller: Antikvariat Aldus]
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Schedel, Hartmann DESTRUCCIO IHEROSOLIME
1493. 1493 - Double-page woodcut from Schedel's Nuremberg Chronicle (Liber Chronicarum) of 1493 showing the destruction of the city of Jerusalem including breaches in the walls and the Temple of Solomon engulfed in flames. The upper left handside shows Jesus and Satan on top of the Mount of Satan overlooking the scene. The verso of the double-leaf depicts eight Popes with the other leaf verso showing a scene of the blindfolded king. The text was compiled by Schedel, printed by Anton Koberger and illustrated with woodcuts by Michael Wohlgemuth and Willem Pleydenwurff. With a well-drawn reproduction of one of the images in an ancient hand in the margin of the verso. Small tears along fold where the leaf had been bound-in (as usual). This is one of the most famous images in the Nuremberg Chronicle. Wide margined. Binding is broadside (48.3 cm x 64.6 cm). [Bookseller: Oak Knoll Books, ABAA, ILAB]
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TELLE, Joachim / LIMBECK, Sven Paracelsus im Gedicht. Theophrastus von Hohenheim in der Poesie des 16. bis 21. Jahrhunderts.
H�rtgenwald: Pressler Vlg. 2008. - 377 S., 29 schw.-w. u. 1 farb. Abb. Ln. neuwertig.Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim, genannt Paracelsus (1493-1541), kommt oft wie ein Proteus redivivus daher, mal als Arzt, dann als Naturphilosoph oder Theologe, dann wieder als Magier, Neuplatoniker oder Kabbalist. In der Vergangenheit hat mancher Scheingelehrter in den Paracelsischen Schriften und Pseudoparacelsica zu pfiffig geforscht, ausgetauscht, in t�richter Kl�gelei Resultate gesichert, die vom Inhalt der Originaltexte weit entfernt sind. Eine d�mpelnde Paracelsusphilologie der Moderne schuf wenig Abhilfe: Die Paracelsusforschung beruht noch immer auf editorisch morschen Fundamenten zahlreiche Paracelsica sind nur in unzul�nglichen Abdrucken zug�nglich, ja noch manche Theologica warten auf ihre Erstherausgeber.Joachim Telles �berlegung und Wagnis, den Parcelsusbildern in der internationalen Poesie nachzuforschen, reicht in die 1970er Jahre zur�ck. Die nun vorliegende Anthologie enth�lt etwa 130 Texte von �ber hundert Autoren, setzt mit Zeugnissen aus dem 16. Jahrhundert ein und endet mit Dichtungen aus dem Jahr 2005. F�r die Anzahl der in Paracelsus im Gedicht versammelten Texte gibt es im Schrifttum �ber Paracelsus ebensowenig Vorg�nger wie f�r die Darbietungsweise: Im Unterschied zu fast allen im Rahmen der Paracelsusuntersuchungen seit dem 19. Jahrhundert erfolgten Abdrucken bestimmter Gedichte wurde darauf gezielt, die Texte mit ihren oftmals verschiedenen Vorlagen und �berlieferungen nach historisch-kritischen Gesichtspunkten zu edieren und ihnen, wo erforderlich, deutsche (Neu-)�bersetzungen beizugeben. Souver�n werden die paracelsuskundlich bedeutsamen Eigenarten der Gedichte in einem umfangreichen Anmerkungsapparat erl�utert. Mit dem Namen "Paracelsus" wird f�r Schnaps, Bier, Magenbittter, Windtropfen geworben, Schulen sind nach ihm benannt, eine Medaille f�r hervorragende �rzte, ein Schnellzug, Stra�en, Pl�tze, Ringe und Wege und nat�rlich zahlreiche Apotheken. Sein Schicksal vollzog sich zu seiner Zeit zwischen �chtung und Achtung. Wer sich mit den Texten der Anthologie besch�ftigt, d�rfte viel erfahren und den Einblick bis in den Kern einer Theorie der Medizin als nie mehr erreichte Einheit von "philosophia", "astronomia", "alchimia" und "virtus" gewinnen. [Bookseller: Bergische B�cherstube]
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SCHEDEL HARTMANN. Venezia.
Norimberga, 1493. Silografia, di mm 190x534 (l'immagine), 403x555 (il foglio completo di testo), con coloritura a mano. Esemplare molto fascinoso, con consistenti restauri, professionalmente eseguiti, nella parte bassa e alla piega centrale, Leggermente rifilto il titolo in alto. Il "Liber Chronicarum" comunemente chiamato "Cronaca di Norimberga" dalla citta di stampa, fu la prima opera con raffigurazioni reali delle citta del mondo ed ebbe un enorme successo, tale da essere considerata una pietra miliare nello sviluppo della conoscenza geografica.. Venezia. [Bookseller: Libreria Antiquariat Perini Sas]
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ZUTPHEN Gerard Zerbolt Von G. Z. V. BERNARD Saint Liber meditationum [Ensemble] De reformatione virium animae.
per Georgiu Mitelh[us]., [Per]isi[us] 1493, in 8 (9x13cm), 60f. Sig. a-g8. h4. (27 lignes par pages) et 32f. Sig. a-d8. (27 lignes par page)., relie.Rare edition incunable minuscule. Les editions minuscules du XVe sont rarissimes, etant donne qu'elles exigeaient un savoir faire particulier, la quasi totalite des incunables etant in Folio , donnee normale si on considere qu'il est plus aise de fondre des caracteres d'imprimerie pour un format in Folio qu'un tout petit format. Autre edition du Meditationum a Venise, 1492, in 8 de 32f. (27 lignes par pages), Bernardinus Bernalius. (British Library) , une autre a Bale, Amerbach (notre edition semble etre la reproduction fidele des editions Amerbach), meme collation. 1492. (British Library). Notre edition de 1493 est egalement detenu par la British Library. Nous n'avons rien trouve dans les catalogues electroniques de la BN de France et dans les catalogues francais. Le texte semble avoir ete edite pour la premiere fois sous son premier titre Meditationes de interiori homine, par Anton Sorg, 1475. Le De reformatione de Zerbolt (Hain, 16292), un exemplaire de l'edition Amerbach (edition originale), 1492 a la bibliotheque Sainte Genevieve. Un seul exemplaire de l'edition de 1493 en Ecosse a Aberdeen , les catalogues anglais detiennent plusieurs exemplaires a la date de 1492. §Plein Veau marbre milieu XIXe. Dos lisse a caissons ornes. Filets d'encadrement sur les plats. (Reliure etrangere, anglaise ou allemande). Un accroc avec manque au mors inferieur. Frottements. Coins emousses. Un manque de cuir de1cm sur 2cm sur le premier plat. Decoupe en pieds du premier titre De virium... §Le De reformatione virium animae de Gerard Zerbolt de Zutphen (Gerardus de Zutphania) a ete traduit recemment par Francis Joseph Legrand en 2001. Manuel de la reforme interieure. L'ouvrage de Zerbolt est un traite mystique de la voie vers la spiritualite. A partie d'une parabole du bon samaritain « l'homme descendait de Jerusalem a Jericho », Zerbolt articule l'ensemble de sa pensee. L'homme dechoit en quittant la cite de l'harmonie, sa voie est de revenir, par un cheminement interieur qui s'exercera par la reforme des trois puissances qui gouvernent l'esprit (la memoire, l'entendement et la volonte) a la cite spirituelle. Ce traite, un des ouvrages de la Devotio Moderna (mouvement de reforme de la spiritualite contre la scolastique), sera un breviaire pour les Freres de la vie commune de Deventer, ou Gerard Zerbolt avait une responsabilite que nous n'avons pu definir , c'est en ce lieu que Thomas a Kempis devint son eleve. Thomas a Kempis (1380-1471) a ecrit une biographie de Gerard von Zerbolt (1367-1398) , son ouvrage maitre, L'imitation de Jesus Christ, est sans doute le livre symbole de cette Devotio Moderna. §Le veritable titre de Liber meditationum attribue a Saint Bernard de Clairvaux (1090-1153) est Meditationes de interiori homine. Le traite est habituellement range dans ses oeuvres, mais avec la mention, auteur incertain. Il y a une parente evidente entre les traites de Zerbolt et de Bernard, ils portent tous les deux sur le meme sujet et ont ete ecrits par des moines pour servir la vie spirituelle et monastique , ils ont chacun en leur temps revolutionne la vie spirituelle et chretienne. §Les deux ouvrages tendaient naturellement a etre reunis, mais ils ont bien ete edites separement (ce que confirme les catalogues de bibliotheques puisqu'on les trouve toujours separes), meme si on trouve un an plus tot en 1492, les deux memes editions chez Amerbach. C'etait une politique et une entreprise editoriale que d'editer pareillement des ouvrages qui etaient voisins non seulement par leur sujet, mais aussi par leur format ou autre caracteristique. §Suit un manuscrit de 20 feuillets intitule : Abrege de toute la vie spirituelle, reduite a ce seul point de la volonte de Dieu [...], selon toute probabilite de L. Boulet, dont on trouve le nom et une date, 1865, au verso du titre du premier livre. Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com per Georgiu Mitelh[us]. [Per]isi[us] _1493 in 8 (9x13cm) 60f. Sig. a-g8. h4. (27 lignes par pages) et 32f. Sig. a-d8. (27 lignes par page). relie [Bookseller: Librairie Le Feu Follet]
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AZPILCUETA ( Martin de ), 'Navarrus' Consiliorum & Responsorum, quae in quinque libros, iuxta numerum & titulos Decretalium, distribuuntur, tomi duo. Quae quidem in hac secunda editione Consiliis pene trecentis aucta & multo melius, quam in priori editione digesta sunt �
Lugduni, sumptibus Ioannis Baptistae Buysson (ex typog. Petri Rolandi, 1594 The title-pages in red and black, each with large woodcut device, pp 384 : 273, (1, blank), (56, index), without blank leaf Z8, 2 vols bound in 1, folio, contemporary calf, recently and neatly repaired : the extreme lower blank margin of title cut away (clear of title-page border), light old water stain in places, internally a clean and well-margined copy. Adams A 2378, noting just one copy (C). Martin de Azpilcueta (1493-1586), the most prominent canon lawyer of his day, adviser to three successive popes, a founder-member of the School of Salamanca, where he introduced a new method of teaching civil law, combining its exposition with that of canon law. He was among the first to question strongly the validity of Artitotle's condemnation of usuary, he explicitly denounced price controls, defended money-changing and usury, was the first economic thinker to state clearly and unequivocally that government price-fixing is a mistake and was an early expositor of the Quantity Theory of Money - he studied at Toulouse almost simultaneously with Jean Bodin. [Bookseller: James Fenning, ABA, antiquarian booksell]
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GESAMTANSICHT. Lvbeca.
- Holzschnitt aus Schedels 'Weltchronik'. b. N�rnberg, bei Anton Koberger , 1493, 20x52cm.Erste lateinische Ausgabe mit Ansichten von Krakau und Neisse auf der R�ckseite. - Nur die Ansicht, ohne den Text. [Bookseller: Babendererde]
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Paracelsus, Theophrastus Theologische Werke. Theologische Werke. von Paracelsus, Theophrastus Herausgeber: Gantenbein, Urs L.. Bd.1 Vita beata - Vom gl�ckseligen Leben (Hrsg. u. eingel. v. Urs L. Gantenbein. Text fr�hneuhochdeutsch. Neue Paracelsus-Edition Bd.1 IX)
Gruyter 2009 - Druckfrisches, ungenutzes ExemplarDie Ausgabe bietet zum ersten Mal die bisher unedierten theologischen und religi�sen Schriften des Paracelsus (1493-1541) in 8 B�nden. Paracelsus ist neben Luther und Melanchthon einer der produktivsten fr�hneuhochdeutschen Fachschriftsteller gewesen, doch waren die Theologika bis heute nur teilweise zug�nglich. Die Z�rcher Ausgabe bietet einen zuverl�ssigen kritischen Text dieser Schriften sowie Wortindices, Einf�hrungen in die Werkgruppen usw. Paracelsus nichtmedizinische Schriften sind ein erstrangiges Dokument der Geistesgeschichte des 16. Jahrhunderts und sowohl f�r Sprach- und Literaturhistoriker als auch f�r Theologen und Philosophen von gro�er Bedeutung. Pluspunkte: erste vollst�ndige Ausgabe der fr�hneuhochdeutschen theologischen und religi�sen Schriften Paracelsus war neben Luther der produktivste fr�hneuhochdeutsche Fachschriftsteller - Hardcover [Bookseller: Schlossbibliothek]
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A Leaf From the Nuremberg Chronicle, Latin Edition: Liber Chronicarum
(Nurnberg: Koberger, Anton, 12 July 1493). Folio. (1) pp. A leaf from the first edition of the seminal work of gathered information on Christendom. The text is Gothic letter, 64 lines to a page, with illustrations by Michael Wohlgemut. This particular leaf represents the "sexta etas mudi," from folii CL and CLI. The recto illustrates the line of high priests, and the verso illustrates Theodelinda (d. 628), Queen of the Lombards and daughter of Duke Garibald of Bavaria. The woodcuts also depict her first and second husbands, Authari and Agilulph. Some faint toning along inner margin, else a fine and crisp specimen from this milestone of early printing. [Bookseller: Bromer Booksellers]
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Iosephus, Flavius (ca. 37 - ca. 100 d. C.). [La Guerra giudaica].
Firenze, Bartolomeo de� Libri, 6 luglio 1493. "In-folio (mm 323x210). Segnatura: [2], a-z8, &8, cum8, rum6. 208 carte non numerate di cui la prima bianca. Testo su una colonna di 40 linee. Carattere 114R2. Insolita legatura italiana databile tra la fine del XVII e l�inizio del XVIII secolo. I piatti, circondati da una cornice in pelle delimitata da una semplice rotella in oro, sono ricavati da una precedente manifattura e sono realizzati con tecnica �alla m�cca�. Tale tecnica, in uso fin dal XVI secolo per molteplici utilizzi, consiste in una verniciatura trasparente, a base di lacca, di tonalit� aurea, usata per velare intagli lignei o fondi di pitture precedentemente argentati. Dorso rifatto nel Novecento con titolo in oro; sguardie in carta marmorizzata. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione; fioriture in tutto il volume. Prima dell�inizio dell�opera due carte bianche contenenti una tabula manoscritta in inchiostro rosso e di mano cinquecentesca. Numerose postille della stessa mano lungo i margini. Al contropiatto anteriore ex-libris inciso del collezionista inglese Edward Cheney (1803-1884). Al verso del foglio di guardia anteriore sono state applicate due descrizioni del volume tratte da due antichi cataloghi. Prima rara edizione italiana - in una traduzione anonima - di questo classico della storiografia di et� imperiale, la Guerra giudaica, redatta dallo scrittore romano di origini ebraiche Flavio Giuseppe che godette il favore della corte dei Flav�. Nell�opera - divisa in sette libri e redatta originariamente in greco - viene narrata la storia ebraica da Erode il Grande fino alla distruzione di Gerusalemme, da un punto di vista molto parziale che addossa la colpa della guerra soprattutto ai fanatici zeloti. L�opera di Flavio Giuseppe ebbe grande fortuna, specialmente in et� cristiana, ed ebbe frequenti traduzioni e rielaborazioni. La prima edizione del testo greco verr� stampata solo nel 1544 a Basilea da Johann Froben. First very rare Italian edition - in an anonymous translation - of the most famous work by Flavius Josephus. The War of the Jews, divided into seven books, was originally written in Greek by the author and recounts the Jewish revolt against Rome (66�70 AD). Good copy, some foxing throughout and an insignificant worming toward end not affecting the text. Unusual 17th-18th century Italian binding �alla mecca�; rebacked in the 20th century with red morocco. Manuscript table of contents in a 15th century hand and contemporary marginalia by the same hand throughout. Bookplate of the collector Edward Cheney, who assembled notable art and book collections during an extended residence in Italy. HC 9460; Goff J, 490; IGI 5391; BMC VI, 649." [Bookseller: Philobiblon di Francesca Petrilli e Fili*]
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Thomas A'Kempis [Ein ware Nachvolgung Cristi] Imitatio Christi
[Hans Schobser,] Augsburg:: [Hans Schobser,], 1493, Dec.9th.. Modern antique style morocco, elaborately blind-tooled, spine double-bandedd, minor rubbing;occ. foxing and finger-soiling; last leaf cut and mounted (no losses); first six leaves have a wormtrack (some letters touched), some light damptains l8-n1;with slipcase.. Small 4to.. First ten leaves rubricated with initials colored or supplied in red ink; decorated initials. Thomas ! Kempis, Author (there is a long history of the dispute over the authorship but Thomas remains the most likely) of the "Imitation of Christ", born at Kempen in the Diocese of Cologne, in 1379 or 1380; died 25 July, 1471.#11;The "Imitation of Christ is "a work of spiritual devotion, also sometimes called the "Following of Christ". Its purpose is to instruct the soul in Christian perfection with Christ as the Divine Model. It consists of a series of counsels of perfection written in Latin in a familiar and even colloquial style, and is divided into four parts or books:#11;#11; 1. Useful admonitions for a spiritual life,#11; 2. Admonitions concerning spiritual things;#11; 3. Of interior consolation;#11; 4. Of the Blessed Sacrament.#11;#11;With the exception of the Bible, it is perhaps the most widely read spiritual book in the world. " [Catholic Ency.]"Imitation of Christ is a writing of the mysticist German-Dutch school of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries and is widely considered one of the greatest manuals of devotion in Christianity. Protestants and Roman Catholics alike join in giving it praise. The Jesuits give it an official place among their "exercises". John Wesley and John Newton listed it among the works that influenced them at their conversion. General Gordon carried it with him to the battlefield" [Wkpd]#11;German translations first appeared in 1486; this is the third. They are all scarce as the book was widely read. Goff I41 ; HC(Add) 9117* ; C(Im) 1086 ; Polain(B) 4453 ; IBP 3043 ; Saj!-Solt!sz 3320 ; Schr 5347 ; G!nt(L) 134 ; Voull(B) 158,5 ; Deckert 381 ; Borm 2634 ; Walsh 614 ; Pr 1722 ; BMC II 378 ; BSB-Ink T-185. ISTC ii00041000. [Bookseller: Krown & Spellman, Booksellers]
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BUSTI, Bernardinus de, O.F.M Mariale [with additions by] Domenico Ponzoni [and] Officium et Missa Immaculatae Conceptionis BMV
Leonardus Pachel Milan: Leonardus Pachel, 1493 21 May 1493. Modern blindruled calf over original wood (rubbed, catch & clasp gone), spine on 3 raised bands, [388] ff., 58 ll. (single line letterpress title cut out and mounted, marg. staining). Good complete copy. First complete edition of a collection of 63 sermons on the Immaculate Conception of the Holy Virgin by the Franciscan preacher B. de Busti (d. 1513), a pupil of Michael de Carcano. Small woodcut ills (often repeated). Decorative woodcut initials. Woodcut printer's mark at end. Printed in gothic type in 2 cols. Ownership entry on A2r. Some ms. notes. Ref. ISTC ib01333000. GW 5804. Goff B-1333. Polain 2613 (1). IDL 1089 (1). Not in BSB Munchen. . Very Good Condition. 13cm x 19cm. [Bookseller: Louis Caron]
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[MAXIMILIAN I] Contra falsas Francorum litteras pro defensione honoris serenissimi Romanorum Regis
Erhard Ratdolt olio [33 x 22.5 cm], (6) ff. of which two bear signatures, Gothic type, ca. 50 lines per page. With 2 woodcut initials. In cloth case. Very rare early printing of this piece of anti-French propaganda with which King Maximilian (Emperor 1493-1519) reacted to a double affront by Charles VIII of France who had stolen his wife and snubbed his daughter. Maximilian, whose first wife had died in 1482, had married Anne of Brittany by proxy in 1491. He had also earlier betrothed his three-year-old daughter Margaret to the then-dauphin Charles as part of the Treaty of Arras, hoping to secure Habsburg control over France, with which the empire had been continually at odds. Margaret grew up at the court of Paris alongside her fiance who was also still a minor. When Charles came of age, however, he invaded Brittany and put pressure on Anne to back out of her unconsummated marriage to Maximilian and marry him instead. Charles cited a clause from the Treaty of Verger which stipulated that any marriage by the Duchess of Burgundy would have to be vetted by the French king. Anne, besieged in Rennes with no help from the Habsburgs who were busy fighting in Hungary, was forced to give in and accept the hand of Charles. In a single moment, Maximilian saw his wife taken and his daughter jilted by his main European rival. The fallout from the event initially favored Charles. Pope Innocent VIII validated the marriage of Charles and Anne despite vociferous protests from Maximilian, who, aside from his own betrothal to Anne and his daughter's engagement to Charles, cited coercion as an argument against the union. The present text, printed in several editions in Latin and German, is part of this campaign. However, Pastor's account indicates that the pope favored discretion in this matter: "Charles VIII ... now required a Papal dispensation to set [Anne] free from her betrothal; and other dispensations were needed, as Charles was himself betrothed to Margaret of Burgundy, and was also related to Anna. These dispensations were granted, but privately, and disavowed by Innocent and the Ambassadors." (Pastor V, p. 286) In time, however, Charles's power crumbled due to his political isolation in Europe. He lost Artois and Burgundy to the Habsburgs, Cerdagne and Roussillon to Spain, and was forced to pay off England to stop it from invading. Maximilian meanwhile married the daughter of the Duke of Milan, strengthening his influence in the Franco-Italian wars. His further matchmaking efforts, especially on behalf of his grandchildren, all proved successful and expanded the Habsburg territory, landing him the epitaph Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube: "While others wage war, you, fortunate Austria, marry."There are three printings of the current text in Latin and four of an edition in Latin and German; none bear a date, but would have to have been printed not before 1492. Copies in American libraries are: Augsburg, Anton Sorg (Huntington)Augsburg, Erhard Ratdot (Penn, Yale)Rome, Eucharius Silber (Yale)Hain/Copinger 10931; Goff M 388; GW M22132; Proctor 1896; BMC II 386; BSB-Ink C-533. ISTC im00383650. [Bookseller: Martayan Lan, Inc.]
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T�RKEI ( Turkey ): ISTANBUL ( Constantinople ): "Gesamtans., ""Constantinopel"". "
Holzschnitt ( v. 2 Platten gedruckt ) aus Schedels Weltchronik, 1493, 39 x 52 Ansicht (23,5 x 52 )Aus der lateinische Ausgabe der Chronik von Schedel ( = 1. Ausgabe ). [Bookseller: Antiquariat Nikolaus Struck]
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Thomas Aquinus, Saint Catena Aurea Super Quattor Evangelistas
Bonetus Locatellus for Octavianus Scotus, Venice:: Bonetus Locatellus for Octavianus Scotus,, 1493, June 4.. 17th c. limp vellum extended at edges, silk ties; endpapers renewed; Portugese owner's inscription on t.p. "Ex libroes de Juan Domingo Berroy de Cosculluella de Sobrarbe a 12 de Abril del anno 1685",and note of a censor on verso of last leaf "A once de Abril an(n)o 1687 Seluio A Censal del Senor Ricario de Castelon que erara Sesenta Libros de propiedad Notario Pedro de Broto decino de la billa de Aynssa." marginal dampstains and small occ. stains; lower marginal wormtrack from x2-aa (some letters lost); lower & upper margin repairs in last signatures (minor losses); some old notes.. Folio. 310 x 210 mm.. Large printer's mark on register leaf; white on black decorated initials. OOut of his many sets of exegetical works, the most influential was the Catena Aurea... or, as he himself called it, Expositio continua Matthaeum, Marcum, Lucam et Johannem, which dates from 1262-64.. The Omeasure of originalityO in this work was, at one level nil, for the book consisted entirely of ThomasOs compilation of quotations from patristic and other sources in explanation of the text of the four Gospels. But there was a significant element of originality nevertheless; for those patristic sources extended beyond the customary dependence on Augustine and other Latin fathers to include newly available witings of the Greek church fathers, who were assuming a new importance because of the efforts connected with the upcoming Council of Lyons in 1274 to repair the schism between East and West.O [J. Pelikan, The Reformation of the Bible, 1996. Goff T232 ; H 1336* ; Mich 9 ; Pell 939 ; Arnoult 1398 ; Zehnacker 2213 ; IGI 9519 ; IBP 5246 ; Saj!-Solt!sz 3234 ; IDL 4353 ; IBE 5567 ; Coll(U) 1411 ; Hejnic 114 ; Mendes 1221 ; Voull(Trier) 2099 ; Voull(B) 4179,5 ; Schmitt I 4179,5 ; Hubay(Augsburg) 1975 ; Finger 913 ; Oates 1969 ; Pr 5043 ; BMC V 441 ; BSB-Ink T-203. ISTC it00232000. [Bookseller: Krown & Spellman, Booksellers]
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Hoffman, Robert M News of the Nation (Boxed Classroom Set)
Prentice-Hall, Inc. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, Inc.. BOX: Good; Repaired; Moderately Scuffed; Moderately Chipped. BOOK: Fine; Light Creasing on Front Cover. NEWSPAPERS: Fine; Light Creasing on Few Pages. SELLER'S NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL (NON CANADA OR USA) BUYERS: Canada Post's Priority Worldwide Service Shipping is included in the price of this title. Included in this Service are Insurance, a Tracking Number and Link, and Delivery Confirmation and Signature. Delivery takes approximately 2-3 business days. Shipping charges added during the Checkout process will be fully refunded during processing of your order. CONTENTS: 1 Copy of How to Use News of the Nation in the Classroom: A Teacher's Guide by William Marina (Associate Professor of History, Florida Atlantic University); 6 Copies of Each of the Following 4-Page Newspapers (46 + Contents/Index): April 14, 1493 - The Discovery - Up to 1493; June 8, 1610 - The Age of Exploration - 1493 to 1610; May 24, 1701 - Founding the Colonies - 1610 to 1701; March 6, 1770 - Crisis With Britain - 1701 to 1770; June 17, 1775 - Revolutionary War Begins - 1770 to 1775; May 4, 1778 - Independence and the War - 1775 to 1778; Sept. 3, 1783 - Victory and Peace - 1778 to 1783; Jan. 10, 1788 - Struggle Over Constitution - 1783 to 1788; Oct. 27, 1795 - Neutrality and Bill of Rights - 1788 to 1795; Oct. 19, 1803 - Louisiana Purchase - 1795 to 1803; June 20, 1812 - War with Britain Again - 1803 to 1812; Feb. 17, 1815 - War Ends, Treaty A Standoff - 1812 to 1815; Dec. 2, 1823 - Monroe Doctrine; Missouri Compromise - 1815 to 1823; Nov. 11, 1833 - Compromise Averts Secession - 1823 to 1833; Dec. 31, 1837 - Depression Grips Nation - 1833 to 1837; Dec. 29, 1845 - Annexation of Texas - 1837 to 1845; March 10, 1848 - Mexican War; California Settled - 1845 to 1848; May 22, 1854 - Kansas-Nebraska Act; Gold Discovered - 1848 to 1854; April 13, 1861 - Civil War Begins - 1854 to 1861; July 4, 1863 - War Continues - 1861 to 1863; April 15, 1865 - War Ends; Lincoln Dead - 1863 to 1865; May 28, 1868 - Reconstruction Begins - 1865 to 1868; March 2, 1877 - Government Scandals; Indian Wars - 1868 to 1877; Sept. 19, 1881 - Settlers Move Westward - 1877 to 1881; Nov. 4, 1884 - Business Grows; Labour Restless - 1881 to 1884; July 2, 1890 - Business Trusts Formed - 1884 to 1890; July 20, 1894 - Social Conscience Rising - 1890 to 1894; July 17, 1898 - Policy of Imperialism - 1894 to 1898; Sept. 14, 1901 - Involvement In Asia - 1898 to 1901; April 18, 1906 - Teddy Roosevelt and "Progressivism" - 1901 to 1906; March 4, 1913 - Wilson Idealism; Social Discontent - 1906 to 1913; April 6, 1917 - US Enters a World War - 1913 to 1917; Nov. 19, 1919 - Senate Rejects Versailles Treaty - 1917 to 1919; July 21, 1925 - Government Scandals; the "Monkey Trial" - 1919 to 1925; Nov. 13, 1929 - Stock Crash Ends "Roaring 20s" - 1925 to 1929; March 4, 1933 - Roosevelt Inaugurated; Depression Grows - 1929 to 1933; Oct. 5, 1937 - The New Deal; FDR Questions Neutrality - 1933 to 1937; Dec. 8, 1941 - Pearl Harbor Bombed; US at War - 1937 to 1941; Dec. 2, 1943 - Allies Move Toward Victory - 1941 to 1943; Aug. 11, 1945 - European War Over; Japanese Ask Peace - 1943 to 1945; June 27, 1950 - US, UN Defend South Korea - 1945 to 1950; May 17, 1954 - Supreme Court Ends School Segregation - 1950 to 1954; April 24, 1961 - J. F. Kennedy's "New Frontier" - 1954 to 1961; Nov. 25, 1963 - JFK Killed; Space Exploration - 1961 to 1963; Aug. 29, 1968 - Student Unrest; City Violence - 1963 to 1968; Jan. 1, 1976 - US Celebrates 200th Birthday - 1968 to 1975.. First Edition 1st Printing. Boxed Classroom Set. Fine (Book, Newspapers)/Good (Box). [Bookseller: Fully Booked]
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Schedel, Hartmann, (1440-1514) "Secunda etas mundi" (Ptolemaic world map) from Liber chronicarum
Nuremberg, 1493 THE CORNERSTONE WORLD MAP, WITH OUTSTANDING ORIGINAL HAND-COLOR FROM THE NUREMBERG CHRONICLE, ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE BOOKS IN THE EARLY HISTORY OF PRINTING. Woodcut with original hand color: 171/2" x 231/2" References: Lloyd Arnold Brown, The World Encompassed, exh. cat. (Baltimore, 1952), n. 44; Rodney W. Shirley, The Mapping of the World (London, 1983), n. 19. Hartmann Schedel's 1493 Liber chronicarum is known more commonly as the Nuremberg Chronicle. Schedel's map was based on the cartographic system of Claudius Ptolemy, the great second-century AD geographer whose scholarship formed the foundation for map production in the fifteenth century. Schedel's world map is a robust woodcut inspired by the Ptolemaic system but without great attention to geometric detail. Its configuration is ostensibly based on Ptolemy's second projection but simplified for a popular audience, without the scientific apparatus of latitudes, longitudes, scales and extensive nomenclature. The attention to decorative detail is another story, for here the map provides a window onto the late medieval imagination. The border contains twelve dour wind-heads, while the map is supported in three of its corners by the solemn figures of Ham, Shem and Japhet taken from the Old Testament. Most remarkable are the panels representing the outlandish creatures and beings that were thought to inhabit the furthermost parts of the earth. There are seven such scenes to the left of the map and a further fourteen on its reverse. Pliny, Pomponius Mela, Solinus and Herodotus's Fables were the sources for many of these mythological creatures; others were doubtless the fruit of medieval travelers' tales. Among the scenes are a six-armed man, a centaur, a four-eyed man from a coastal tribe in Ethiopia, a dog-headed man from the Simien Mountains, a cyclops, a man with a single giant foot (stated by Solinus to be used as a parasol but more likely a symptom of elephantitis), a man with a huge lower lip, a man with ears hanging down to his waist, and other frightening and fanciful creatures from beyond the pale.. [Bookseller: Arader Galleries]
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Sachsen, Sachsen - Anhalt, Th�ringen. Sachsen.
Von grossem Sachsenland. Die Karte zeigt f�nf bekannte s�chsische St�dte auf einem Blatt.. Holzschnitt von M. Wolgemuth und W. Pleyendorff bei Hartmann Schedel aus der Schedelschen Weltchronik 1493, ca. 23 x 23 cm und Erkl�rung.. Sachsen.Altkoloriert. Kleines Wurmloch au�erhalb der Darstellung. [Bookseller: Kunsthandel Braun]
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Ostfildern 2009 Hartmann Schedel - Liber Chronicarum.
- Reprint der Ausgabe A. Koberger, N�rnberg 1493. Hartmann Schedel (1440-1514) war N�rnberger Stadtphysikus und ein bekannter Humanist. Sein �Liber Chronicarum�, das umfangreichste und k�nstlerisch bedeutsamste Holzschnittwerk des 15. Jh's. (wahrscheinlich hat auch Wolgemuts Sch�ler Albrecht D�rer daran mitgearbeitet), enth�lt eine �bersicht der Weltgeschichte nach den Ansichten der christlichen Humanisten des 15. Jh's. und ist damit eine bedeutende Quelle zur Kulturgeschichte. Die Schedelsche Weltchronik gilt als das gr��te Buchunternehmen der D�rerzeit und auch als das bilderreichste Werk der Fr�hdruckzeit im Abendland. Obwohl die Schedelsche Weltchronik in verh�ltnism��ig hohen Auflagen erschienen ist, sind beinahe alle erhaltenen Exemplare unvollst�ndig. F�r die vorliegende, hochwertig produzierte Faksimile-Edition standen die Originale aus den Kl�stern in Melk und Metten zur Verf�gung. Da nur eine geringe Anzahl dieses wertvollen Werkes verf�gbar sind, empfehlen wir rasches Bestellen! 33 x 44 cm, 636 S., 1800 Holzschnitte von Michael Wolgemut (1434-1519) und Wilhelm Pleydenwurff, preiswerte und qualitativ hochwertige Studienausgabe im Originalformat in Halbleder, [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Fr�lich und Kaufmann]
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SCHEDELSCHE. - Holzschnitt aus der Schedelsche Weltchronik.
Farbig, teils vergoldet, handkoloriert. Titel: Das funft alter. Colonia. Nuremberg chronicles - colonia. Blatt XC: Geschichte von Antipater, Ptolomeus Dionysus XII., Cleopatra, Herodes. //..// und XCI (Rueckseite): Colonia. Genealogie ganz erhalten. Colonia - Holzschnitt zur Haelfte (linke) und nur oberer Teil erhalten. Farbig. Kronen mit Goldfarbe. 2 Blaetter. Die Geschichte der Welt wird in der Chronik in sieben Zeitaltern dargestellt. Holzschnitte der Wolgemut-Werkstatt. Nuremberg chronicles - colonia. Blatt XC und XCI (Rueckseite). Geschichte von Antipater, Ptolomeus Dionysus XII., Cleopatra, Herodes. // Colonia. Genealogie ganz erhalten.Ein wenig stockfleckig. //...// Bitte Buch-Zustands-Beschreibung genau lesen. //...// [Publisher: N�rnberg,] [Bookseller: amazon.de]
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KERKGESCHIEDENIS. - Berta etas m�di.
Houtsnede uit de Schedelsche Weltchronik 1493Das Bild stammt aus Hartmann Schedels Weltchronik von1493�bersetzung von der Schwabacher Schrift ins moderne Alphabet:Symon das sellig kindlein zu Trient ist am xxi. tag des Mertzen nach der gepurt Cristi M.cccc.lxxv iar (1475) in der heiligen marterwochen in der statt Trient von den iuden get�dt und ein martrer Cristi worden. dann als die iuden in derselben statt wonende ir ostern nach irem sytten begeen wolten und doch kein cristenlichs plut zu geprauch irs ungeseurten prots hetten do brachten sie di� kindlein verstolens in Samuelis eins iuden haus. in solcher gestalt. an dem dritten tag vor ostern umb versperzeit sa�e di� kindlein vor seins vater th�r in abwesen seiner eltern do nehnet sich Thobias ein i�discher verreter zu disem kindlein das noch nit dreymal zehen monat alt was. dem redet er mit schmaychlenden worten zu und trug es pald in das haus Samuelis. Als nu die nacht herfiele do freuten sich Samuel Thobias Vitalis Moyses Israhel und Mayer vor der synagog uber vergiessung cristenlichs pluts. Nu entpl��eten sie das kindlein und legten ime ein faciletlein umb sein hel�lein das man es nit schreyen h�ren m�cht und spanneten ime sein ermlein au�. schnytten ime erstlich sein m�nlich glidlein ab und au� seinem rechten wenglein ein st�cklein und stachen es allenthalben mit scharpffen spitzigen stacheln heftlein oder nadeln. einer die hend der ander die f��lein haltende. und als sie nu das plut grausamlich gesamelt hetten do huben sie an lobsang zesingen und zu dem kindlein mit h�nischen bedroewortten zesprechen: Nim hin du gehangner Jhesu also haben dir ettwen un�er eltern gethan. also sollen alle cristen in hymel auff erden und meer geschend werden. dieweil verschied das unschuldig mertrerlein. die iuden eyleten zum nachtmal und assen von dem plut des ungeseuert zu schmahe Cristo un�erm hayland und wurffen den toten leichnam in ein flie�ends wasser naheut bey irem haus unnd hielten ir ostern mit freuden. Die bek�merten eltern suchten ir verlorns kindlein. das funden sie uber drey tag ind dem flu�. Als solchs an Johan�en von Salis den edeln burger von Bririen kaiserlicher rechten doctor und de�mals obersten pfleger gelanget do hie� er nach den iuden greiffen und sie mit marter anziehen. also das sie nach ordnung ansagten wie sie dise mi�tat beganngen hetten. und darauff warden sie mit gep�rlicher straff au�getilgt. Als der leichnam auff befelhe Johan�en hinderbachs bischoffs daselbst bestattet wardt do fieng er al�pald an in wunderzaichen zescheinen und au� allen cristenlichen gegenten zu dises heilliges kindes grab ein zulauff zewerden. davon dan dise statt nicht kleine aussung unnd zunemung empfunden hat. und die burger daselbst haben disem leichnam ein sch�ne kirchen auffgerichtet.Dergleichen ubeltat haben auch die iuden inden uber f�nff iar darnach in dem stettlein Mota in Foriaul gelegen mit ert�dtung eines andern kinds begangen. darumb warden der teter drey gefangen gein Venedig gef�ert und nach grausamer payn verprent.Source: german wikipedia, original upload 21. Nov 2004 by de:Benutzer:Captain Blood [Bookseller: Antiquariaat Bisschopshof*]
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ZUTPHEN Gerard Zerbolt Von G. Z. V Liber meditationum [Ensemble] De reformatione virium animae
per Georgiu Mitelh[us]., [Per]isi[us] 1493, in 8 (9x13cm), 60f. Sig. a-g8. h4. (27 lignes par pages) et 32f. Sig. a-d8. (27 lign [Per]isi[us]: per Georgiu Mitelh[us]., [Per]isi[us] 1493, in 8 (9x13cm), 60f. Sig. a-g8. h4. (27 lignes par pages) et 32f. Sig. a-d8. (27 lignes par page)., relie., _1493. in 8 (9x13cm). Rare edition incunable minuscule. Les editions minuscules du XVe sont rarissimes, etant donne qu'elles exigeaient un savoir faire particulier, la quasi totalite des incunables etant in Folio , donnee normale si on considere qu'il est plus aise de fondre des caracteres d'imprimerie pour un format in Folio qu'un tout petit format. Autre edition du Meditationum a Venise, 1492, in 8 de 32f. (27 lignes par pages), Bernardinus Bernalius. (British Library) , une autre a Bale, Amerbach (notre edition semble etre la reproduction fidele des editions Amerbach), meme collation. 1492. (British Library). Notre edition de 1493 est egalement detenu par la British Library. Nous n'avons rien trouve dans les catalogues electroniques de la BN de France et dans les catalogues francais. Le texte semble avoir ete edite pour la premiere fois sous son premier titre Meditationes de interiori homine, par Anton Sorg, 1475. Le De reformatione de Zerbolt (Hain, 16292), un exemplaire de l'edition Amerbach (edition originale), 1492 a la bibliotheque Sainte Genevieve. Un seul exemplaire de l'edition de 1493 en Ecosse a Aberdeen , les catalogues anglais detiennent plusieurs exemplaires a la date de 1492. !Plein Veau marbre milieu XIXe. Dos lisse a caissons ornes. Filets d'encadrement sur les plats. (Reliure etrangere, anglaise ou allemande). Un accroc avec manque au mors inferieur. Frottements. Coins emousses. Un manque de cuir de1cm sur 2cm sur le premier plat. Decoupe en pieds du premier titre De virium... !Le De reformatione virium animae de Gerard Zerbolt de Zutphen (Gerardus de Zutphania) a ete traduit recemment par Francis Joseph Legrand en 2001. Manuel de la reforme interieure. L'ouvrage de Zerbolt est un traite mystique de la voie vers la spiritualite. A partie d'une parabole du bon samaritain " l'homme descendait de Jerusalem a Jericho ", Zerbolt articule l'ensemble de sa pensee. L'homme dechoit en quittant la cite de l'harmonie, sa voie est de revenir, par un cheminement interieur qui s'exercera par la reforme des trois puissances qui gouvernent l'esprit (la memoire, l'entendement et la volonte) a la cite spirituelle. Ce traite, un des ouvrages de la Devotio Moderna (mouvement de reforme de la spiritualite contre la scolastique), sera un breviaire pour les Freres de la vie commune de Deventer, ou Gerard Zerbolt avait une responsabilite que nous n'avons pu definir , c'est en ce lieu que Thomas a Kempis devint son eleve. Thomas a Kempis (1380-1471) a ecrit une biographie de Gerard von Zerbolt (1367-1398) , son ouvrage maitre, L'imitation de Jesus Christ, est sans doute le livre symbole de cette Devotio Moderna. !Le veritable titre de Liber meditationum attribue a Saint Bernard de Clairvaux (1090-1153) est Meditationes de interiori homine. Le traite est habituellement range dans ses oeuvres, mais avec la mention, auteur incertain. Il y a une parente evidente entre les traites de Zerbolt et de Bernard, ils portent tous les deux sur le meme sujet et ont ete ecrits par des moines pour servir la vie spirituelle et monastique , ils ont chacun en leur temps revolutionne la vie spirituelle et chretienne. !Les deux ouvrages tendaient naturellement a etre reunis, mais ils ont bien ete edites separement (ce que confirme les catalogues de bibliotheques puisqu'on les trouve toujours separes), meme si on trouve un an plus tot en 1492, les deux memes editions chez Amerbach. C'etait une politique et une entreprise editoriale que d'editer pareillement des ouvrages qui etaient voisins non seulement par leur sujet, mais aussi par leur format ou autre caracteristique. !Suit un manuscrit de 20 feuillets intitule : Abrege de toute la vie spirituelle, reduite a ce seul point de la volonte de Dieu [...], selon toute probabilite de L. Boulet, dont on trouve le nom et une date, 1865, au verso du titre du premier livre. livres rares livres anciens Rare books antique books Mystique Incunable * Livres Anciens [Bookseller: Librairie Le Feu Follet]
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PETRUS DE CRESCENTIS Das buch von pflantzung der acker Boum und aller Kruter
Johann Gruninger Rare early German edition of this amply illustrated compendium on agriculture and country life, containing the same woodcuts as the Speyer edition of 1493, a!!a wonderful storehouse of country lore, illustrating agricultural work, sports, animals, plants etc.a!! a!! Hind. [Bookseller: Martayan Lan, Inc.]
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Henry Lewis Bullen The Nuremberg Chronicle; Or, The Book of Chronicles from the Beginning of the World, Most Famous of German Picture Books of the Fifteenth Century Printed in the Free City of Nuremberg, Fourteen Hundred Ninety-Three.With a Leaf from the First Latin Edition."
San Francisco. Printed for The Book Club of California by John Henry Nash. - "Folio, 25 pages. Limited edition; this is 71 of 300 copies. With a leaf from the 1493 first Latin edition tipped in. The spine has lost its leather surface. Original marbled boards are firmly attached. All pages are in fine condition. Photos available." [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Bookhouse]
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SCHEDEL HARTMANN. Venezia.
Norimberga, 1493 - Silografia, di mm 190x534 (l'immagine), 403x555 (il foglio completo di testo), con coloritura a mano. Esemplare molto fascinoso, con consistenti restauri, professionalmente eseguiti, nella parte bassa e alla piega centrale, Leggermente rifilto il titolo in alto. Il "Liber Chronicarum" comunemente chiamato "Cronaca di Norimberga" dalla citt� di stampa, fu la prima opera con raffigurazioni reali delle citt� del mondo ed ebbe un enorme successo, tale da essere considerata una pietra miliare nello sviluppo della conoscenza geografica. [Bookseller: libreria antiquaria perini]
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[NUREMBERG CHRONICLE]. SCHEDEL, Hartmann Liber chronicarum
Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 12 July, 1493. Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 12 July, 1493. Folio (16 x 11 inches). 327 RUBRICATED leaves (including leaves CCLIX-CCLXI blank, except for foliation and headline, of 328, lacking last blank leaf), 63 lines plus headline, Gothic letter, rubricated capitals, xylographic title-page (small repairs to verso), 645 woodcut illustrations by Pleydenwurff and Wohlgemut repeated to a total of 1809, some full-page, others double-page, double page map of the world (Shirley 19) and double-page map of Europe, 5 leaves of "De Sarmacia" bound after folio [CCCII, blank] (top corners renewed to folios CCLXII-end with occasional loss to text, top edges close cropped with occasional loss to headline and foliation, some heavy dampstaining, a few marginal tear crossing the image at folio LXXXVI, map of Florence, lacking the final blank). 16th-century German pigskin over boards, covers decorated with panels of blind roll tools and the supra libros of Sebastian Freitog, brass catches and clasps (a bit rubbed and soiled, lacking central brass bosses and cornerpieces). Provenance: Supra libros of Sebastian Freitog dated 1581, and ownership inscription on the verso of the title-page dated Lucca Abbey, 1575; inscription of Lucca Convent library on first page of text; early library inscription at the head of the title-page partially obscured; 18th-century penciled ownership inscription at the foot of the title-page partially erased. First edition, a German translation was published in December of the same year. The Nuremberg Chronicle is the most widely known, most lavishly illustrated and extensively documented early printed book. It is a history of the known world from the dawn of creation to the date of publication: "in this respect, the Chronicle would appear, at first glance, to follow in the tradition of a conventional structure of human history within the framework of the Bible, in analogy to the six days of creation! A brief Seventh Age follows, reporting the coming of the Antichrist at the end of the world and predicting the Last Judgement. This is followed, somewhat unsystematically, by descriptions of various towns ! This narrative pattern conforms with that of the medieval "universal chronicles" written in Latin, as well as with vernacular chronicles. In the known Middle High German chronicles of the world, too, historical events are interwoven with digressions on the subject of natural catastrophes, wars, reports of the founding of cities, etc. Events occurring in other parts of the world are inserted parallel to the biblical stories! Hartmann Schedel chose to place particular emphasis on describing the most important cities of Germany and the Western world! In many cases, we find in the Chronicle the first known illustrations of the cities in question, along with the story of their foundation, the etymology of their names and a painstaking list of facts about the cultural life, economy and trades flourishing there in the period around 1490" (Stephen Fussel, "Introduction" to Taschen edition). Goff S-307; Hain-Cop 14508\; Klebs 889.1; Oates 1026; Proctor 2084; BMC II, 437. Purchased for $23,000 at Sotheby's 4th December 1996, lot 181. Catalogue description prepared for and on behalf of Arader Galleries by Kate Hunter. . [Bookseller: Arader Galleries*]
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Schedel, Hartmann; Georg Alt (translator) Framed leaf from The Nuremberg Chronicles, German translation
1493. An incunabula leaf from the German edition of the Die Schedelsche Weltchronik, commonly refered to as the Nuremberg Chronicles written by Hartmann Schedel and translated into German by Georg Alt. The German edition was published several months after the Latin edition in a smaller quantity. This secular giant parallels the Gutenberg Bible in craftsmanship. This leaf is titled "Das Sechst alter" or The Sixth Age. It contains 64 lines of type printed single column in German. It features five hand colored woodcuts which depict Pope Johannes the 8th, Pope Martinus the other, Pope Hadrianus the 3rd, Pope Stephanus the 5th, and a larger woodcut showing a gathering of many Popes. The leaf measures approximately 15 !" x 10". The gilded wooden frame measures 21" x 15". Condition of this leaf is fine. [Bookseller: The Kelmscott Bookshop]
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"Constancia". Gesamtansicht.
. Holzschnitt aus Schedel, "Weltchronik", 1493, 20 x 52 cm.. KONSTANZ.Auf der vollen Doppelseite (lat. Ausgabe). - Bugfalte hinterlegt, sch�nes Exemplar! [Bookseller: Antiquariat Peter Bierl]
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Herausgegeben von D'Agostino, Ralph / Sullivan, Lisa / Massaro, Joseph Wiley Encyclopedia of Clinical Trials 4 Volume Set
Wiley & Sons - Wiley Encyclopedia of Clinical Trials 4 Volume Set (Wiley, J) ISBN: 978-0-471-35203-7 gebunden ca. 2524 S. - 28 x 20,1 cm Wiley Encyclopedia of Clinical Trials 4 Volume Set Herausgegeben von D'Agostino, Ralph / Sullivan, Lisa / Massaro, Joseph Verlag : Wiley, J ISBN : 978-0-471-35203-7 Einband : gebunden Preisinfo : 945,00 Eur[D] UVP / 1493,00 CHF UVP Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : ca. 2524 S. - 28 x 20,1 cm Erschienen : 1. Auflage 28.11.2008 Gewicht : 5216 g verwandte Themen : Klinische Studien Statistik 945,00 Eur[D] UVP This monumental reference on all facets of clinical trials is important reading given its comprehensive coverage and emphasis on clearly stated and defined concepts, methodologies, and applications. Including more than 1,200 entries, from 600 of the world's leading experts in the field, from academic to corporate settings, Encyclopedia of Clinical Trials is a world-class and one-of-a-kind compendia of basic concepts, methodologies, and applications in clinical trials. The book's topical range includes: overview and basic statistical concepts; concepts of design and analysis of clinical trials; and methodologies and issues for clinical data analysis. [Bookseller: Antiquariat-Versandbuchhandel Uwe L�b]
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Hoffman, Robert M. News of the Nation (Boxed Classroom Set)
Englewood Cliffs Prentice-Hall, Inc.. BOX: Good; Repaired; Moderately Scuffed; Moderately Chipped. BOOK: Fine; Light Creasing on Front Cover. NEWSPAPERS: Fine; Light Creasing on Few Pages. SELLER'S NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL (NON CANADA OR USA) BUYERS: Canada Post's Priority Worldwide Service Shipping is included in the price of this title. Included in this Service are Insurance, a Tracking Number and Link, and Delivery Confirmation and Signature. Delivery takes approximately 2-3 business days. Shipping charges added during the Checkout process will be fully refunded during processing of your order. CONTENTS: 1 Copy of How to Use News of the Nation in the Classroom: A Teacher's Guide by William Marina (Associate Professor of History, Florida Atlantic University); 6 Copies of Each of the Following 4-Page Newspapers (46 + Contents/Index): April 14, 1493 - The Discovery - Up to 1493; June 8, 1610 - The Age of Exploration - 1493 to 1610; May 24, 1701 - Founding the Colonies - 1610 to 1701; March 6, 1770 - Crisis With Britain - 1701 to 1770; June 17, 1775 - Revolutionary War Begins - 1770 to 1775; May 4, 1778 - Independence and the War - 1775 to 1778; Sept. 3, 1783 - Victory and Peace - 1778 to 1783; Jan. 10, 1788 - Struggle Over Constitution - 1783 to 1788; Oct. 27, 1795 - Neutrality and Bill of Rights - 1788 to 1795; Oct. 19, 1803 - Louisiana Purchase - 1795 to 1803; June 20, 1812 - War with Britain Again - 1803 to 1812; Feb. 17, 1815 - War Ends, Treaty A Standoff - 1812 to 1815; Dec. 2, 1823 - Monroe Doctrine; Missouri Compromise - 1815 to 1823; Nov. 11, 1833 - Compromise Averts Secession - 1823 to 1833; Dec. 31, 1837 - Depression Grips Nation - 1833 to 1837; Dec. 29, 1845 - Annexation of Texas - 1837 to 1845; March 10, 1848 - Mexican War; California Settled - 1845 to 1848; May 22, 1854 - Kansas-Nebraska Act; Gold Discovered - 1848 to 1854; April 13, 1861 - Civil War Begins - 1854 to 1861; July 4, 1863 - War Continues - 1861 to 1863; April 15, 1865 - War Ends; Lincoln Dead - 1863 to 1865; May 28, 1868 - Reconstruction Begins - 1865 to 1868; March 2, 1877 - Government Scandals; Indian Wars - 1868 to 1877; Sept. 19, 1881 - Settlers Move Westward - 1877 to 1881; Nov. 4, 1884 - Business Grows; Labour Restless - 1881 to 1884; July 2, 1890 - Business Trusts Formed - 1884 to 1890; July 20, 1894 - Social Conscience Rising - 1890 to 1894; July 17, 1898 - Policy of Imperialism - 1894 to 1898; Sept. 14, 1901 - Involvement In Asia - 1898 to 1901; April 18, 1906 - Teddy Roosevelt and "Progressivism" - 1901 to 1906; March 4, 1913 - Wilson Idealism; Social Discontent - 1906 to 1913; April 6, 1917 - US Enters a World War - 1913 to 1917; Nov. 19, 1919 - Senate Rejects Versailles Treaty - 1917 to 1919; July 21, 1925 - Government Scandals; the "Monkey Trial" - 1919 to 1925; Nov. 13, 1929 - Stock Crash Ends "Roaring 20s" - 1925 to 1929; March 4, 1933 - Roosevelt Inaugurated; Depression Grows - 1929 to 1933; Oct. 5, 1937 - The New Deal; FDR Questions Neutrality - 1933 to 1937; Dec. 8, 1941 - Pearl Harbor Bombed; US at War - 1937 to 1941; Dec. 2, 1943 - Allies Move Toward Victory - 1941 to 1943; Aug. 11, 1945 - European War Over; Japanese Ask Peace - 1943 to 1945; June 27, 1950 - US, UN Defend South Korea - 1945 to 1950; May 17, 1954 - Supreme Court Ends School Segregation - 1950 to 1954; April 24, 1961 - J. F. Kennedy's "New Frontier" - 1954 to 1961; Nov. 25, 1963 - JFK Killed; Space Exploration - 1961 to 1963; Aug. 29, 1968 - Student Unrest; City Violence - 1963 to 1968; Jan. 1, 1976 - US Celebrates 200th Birthday - 1968 to 1975. First Edition 1st Printing Good (Box) Boxed Classroom Set; First Edition 1st Printing. Fine (Book, Newspapers) [Bookseller: Lisa Van Munster]
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SCHEDEL HARTMANN. Bologna.
Norimberga, 1493 Silografia, 200x225 (l'immagine), 455x310 (il foglio completo di testo). Molto benconservata, con coloritura di alcune parti, traccia di umidit� all'angolo destro superiore. Il "Liber Chronicarum" comunemente chiamato "Cronaca di Norimberga" dalla citt� di stampa, fu la prima opera con raffigurazioni reali delle citt� del mondo ed ebbe un enorme successo, tale da essere considerata una pietra miliare nello sviluppo della conoscenza geografica. Bologna [Bookseller: Perini Libreria Antiquaria di Alberto & ]
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Schedel, Hartmann; Georg Alt (Translator). Framed Leaf From the Nuremberg Chronicles, German Translation
1493. An incunabula leaf from the German edition of the Die Schedelsche Weltchronik, commonly refered to as the Nuremberg Chronicles written by Hartmann Schedel and translated into German by Georg Alt. The German edition was published several months after the Latin edition in a smaller quantity. This secular giant parallels the Gutenberg Bible in craftsmanship. This leaf is titled "Das Sechst alter" or The Sixth Age. It contains 64 lines of type printed single column in German. It features five hand colored woodcuts which depict Pope Johannes the 8th, Pope Martinus the other, Pope Hadrianus the 3rd, Pope Stephanus the 5th, and a larger woodcut showing a gathering of many Popes. The leaf measures approximately 15 �" x 10". The gilded wooden frame measures 21" x 15". Condition of this leaf is fine. [Bookseller: Alibris]
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SVETONIUS TR. GAIUS Vitaecaesarum (Cum Commentario Antonius Sabellicus).
Venetiis, (in Fine) : Venetiis Per Damianum de Gorgonzola. XXIX Mense Martii 1493. 1493. [INCUNABOLO] (cm. 31) bella legatura del XX secolo in mz. vitello su assicelle in legno di faggio. Quattro nervi e impressioni a secco in stile quattrocentesco, sguardie antiche.-- cc. 129(su 130) carattere rotondo, 48 linee per il testo e 60-62 per il commento. Il testo inizia a carta a2: M. Antonius Sabellicus Augustino Barbarico serenissimo Venetiarum principi salutem. Al verso � un proemio. L' opera contiene vari passaggi in caratteri greci che sono fra i pi� antichi usati nella stampa. Il tipografo, Damiano de Mediolano nativo di Gorgonzola, stamp� una dozzina di libri a Venezia e nel settembre del 1500 si stabil� a Perugia. La prima carta, che contiene il solo titolo: "Svetonius cum commento" � perfettamente riprodotta in fac-simile su carta antica ben uniformata al volume, tanto che � distinguibile solo per la diversa filigrana e cos� ingannevole da poter essere presa per originale. Qualche macchietta alle prime due carte e pi� pesanti alle ultime tre con lievi difetti. L' ultima carta contiene la vita di Svetonio e il registro, al verso � bianca. altrimenti esemplare bello e nitido. HAIN-C. 15124; I.G.I. 9237; GOFF S 824; HARPER(1930) 393; PELLECHET 10809; PROCTOR 5512; POLAIN 3629; BMC. V 543; OLSCHKI(2903) "MONUMENTA TYPOGRAPHICA" n� 1174. [Bookseller: Libri Antichi e Rari Francesco & Claudia]
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Breviarium Novi II (1495) Facsimile edition This second Novi Breviary is a large codex of 500 folios.
- The greater part of it was transcribed by Priest Martinac from the district of Lapac in Grobnic, one of the free medieval Vinodol communes. In his colophons he mentions 1493, 1494 and 1495 as the years in which the codex was written and finished. It was inscribed for the Pauline monastery and the Church of St. Mary on Osap, a little hill outside the walls of Novi Vinodol. The Pauline monks in the glagolitic areas celebrated the Old Slav services from glagolitic liturgical books. The script, particularly that of Priest Martinac is neat and legible liturgical script in square Croatian glagolitic as was use in the 14 and 15 centuries. In language the codex is the Croation redaction of Church Slav. The texts date from the 10th to the 15th centuries, and old and new linguistic elements are intermixed. The breviary retains entire the breviary of the Roman Curia distinguished by lessons of considerable length and detailed descriptions of the offices in the rubrics. 1. Proprium de tempore (fol. 1-267d) 2. Calendar (fol. 268-275) 3. Psalterium (fol. 276a-322c) 4. Officium defunctorum (fol. 322c-324c) 5. Commune Sanctorum (fol. 324c-355c) 6. Officium "de Beata" (fol. 356a-359c) 7. Proprium sanctorum (fol. 382a-500d) All the components of this codex: language, script, illuminations, and text are characterised by a mixture of older forms and newer innovations. They present a wide field of interest to scholars in linguistics, and philology, and to librarians, liturgists, musicologists and historians of art. In order to facilitate reading and orientations a glagolitic alphabet has been provided, a list of the most frequent abbreviations of contents. The codex dates from 1495 The Fine Art Facsimile Edition: Codices Selecti vol. LXI. Graz 1977. 1000 pp. (500 fol.) with reduction of the original size (360 x 260 mm). 8 pp. are reproduced in full colour, the other pages in black-and-white. Book size: 275 x 205 mm. Binding: half leather. The scholarly commentary (in German and English): M. Panteli and A. Nazor, Zagreb. Binding very slightly dented at bottom of spine, o/w very fine copy [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Thornton's Bookshop (C. Randall) ABA BA]
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Schedel, Hartmann; Georg Alt (translator). Framed leaf from The Nuremberg Chronicles, German translation.
1493. An incunabula leaf from the German edition of the Die Schedelsche Weltchronik, commonly refered to as the Nuremberg Chronicles written by Hartmann Schedel and translated into German by Georg Alt. The German edition was published several months after the Latin edition in a smaller quantity. This secular giant parallels the Gutenberg Bible in craftsmanship. This leaf is titled "Das Sechst alter" or The Sixth Age. It contains 64 lines of type printed single column in German. It features five hand colored woodcuts which depict Pope Johannes the 8th, Pope Martinus the other, Pope Hadrianus the 3rd, Pope Stephanus the 5th, and a larger woodcut showing a gathering of many Popes. The leaf measures approximately 15 �" x 10". The gilded wooden frame measures 21" x 15". Condition of this leaf is fine. [Bookseller: Kelmscott Bookshop]
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The New Cambridge Modern History
The University Press, Cambridge. Good in Very Good jacket Ex-Library. 8vo-over 7�"-9�" tall. A nearly complete set, with volume thirteen missing. The complete set consists of fourteen volumes total. Present are Vol. I, The Renaissance 1493-1520. Vol. II, The Reformation 1520-59. Vol. III, The Counter-Reformation and Price Revolution 1559-1610. Vol. IV, The Decline of Spain and the Thirty Years War 1609-48/59. Vol. V, The Ascendency of France 1648-88. Vol. VI, The Rise of Great Britain and Russia 1688-1715/25. Vol. VII, The Old Regime 1713-63. Vol. VIII, The American and French Revolutions 1763-93. Vol. IX War and Peace in an Age of Upheaval 1793-1830. Vol. X, The Zenith of European Power 1830-70. Vol. XI, Material Progress and World-Wide Problems 1870-1898. Vol. XII, The Era of Violence 1898-1945. [Vol. XIII, the so-called Companion volume, is missing. ] Vol. XIV, Atlas. Ex-library with the usual ex-library markings. Some volumes are first printings, some are later printings. Printed and bound in England. Blue buckran bindings, with gold-stamped lettering/design to the spines. 9.25 x 6.5 inches. Moderately bumped spine head and tail, and gently bumped corners. Fairly clean interiors, apart from the ex-library markings. Note that as to Vol. II, hinges starting. As to Vol. VII, the rear hinge is almost completely separated. As to Vol. IX, the rear hinge is starting. Gently read. Shelf wear within expectations for a moderately used ex-library set. With the original blue/black/white DJs. The DJ for Vol VI is missing. All DJs in Mylar DJ protectors. A sturdy set. Quality ranges from Good Minus to Good Plus. A Good set of books with Very Good DJs. [Bookseller: Alibris]
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