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MIDDLETON, Richard of.
In quartus sententiarum resolute questiones [with] Questiones quodlibetales
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Venice, Lazarus Soardus; 5 September, 10 July 1509. 2 works in one. Folio. ff [xii] 237; 43 [-blankf6]. Double column, Gothic letter in two sizes, plain and foliated woodcut initials, extensive printed sidenotes, publisher's white on black device on verso of last. T-p a bit foxed, infrequent contemp. manuscript notes, underlinings, small hole affecting a very few letters to A2, faint dampstain towards outer margins in a few quires. A very good, clean, well-margined copy in contemporary vellum, slightly later vellum spine superimposed. Early paper library label and title to spine, edges speckled red and black. Rare edition by Benzonus of Middleton's commentary on the fourth book of Peter Lombard's great 'Sentences,' accompanied by 'Quodlibeta,' related disputations. It was one of very few works by an Englishman of sufficient reputation to be internationally printed in the incunable and post-incunable periods. The fourth book covers 'the sacraments in general, the seven sacraments in particular, and the four last things, death, judgment, hell, and heaven.' (Catholic Encyclopaedia). The Quodlibeta were answers to scholarly questions posed by pupils or by interested parties. They address many and varied topics, religious and scientific, including one of the earliest discussions of hypnotism, auto-suggestion and telepathy. The possibility of resurrection, the nature of the human intellect, whether Peter sinned when he denied Christ, the meaning of 'good luck', if one has sinned having done something through direst necessity, and the morality of the marriage of two persons of wildly differing years i.a. are discussed. The standard theological textbook of the medieval university, the Sentences ia a compilation of extracts from the Bible, religious Fathers (especially Augustine), and other sources of authority, and covers the whole body of theological doctrine to form the basis for virtually the entire field of Christian theology and its scholastic interpretation. It represented the first effort to bring together commentaries on the full range of theological issues on a systematic basis, and present different views on complex theological points. A commentary on the Sentences was required of every aspiring master of theology, making it the predominant non-Biblical work most commented on up to the 16th C and Middleton's was regarded as a leader in the field. Richard of Middleton (c. 1249 - 1302) was a Franciscan friar, theologian and philosopher. His works pioneer the move away from a strict Augustinian theology to a more scholastic one. Known as 'doctor solidus et fundatissimus,' he was a friend of Duns Scotus, who also composed a commentary on the Sentences. Perhaps the most famous argument Middleton advances in this commentary (first published in 1489) is his fierce opposition to the ordination of women. As well as the more conventional objections to the weak and emotional character and submissive nature of women rendering them wholly unfit for office, he also advances the compelling argument that women cannot be ordained, as the tonsure which is required for minor orders would not be suitably becoming to females. This edition, published as part of a 4 volume series between 1507 and 1509, is significantly expanded from the Gregorii editions of 1489 and 1499, and is the most complete Mediavilla commentary on the final, and arguably most theologically significant, section of the Sentences. BM STC It. p554. Shaaber R36 (11 places). Adams M1422 & M1425 L884
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Fortunatus
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- Hier ist gar kurzweilig zu lesen, was Fortunatus und nach ihm seine zwei Söhne mit dem Glückssäckel und Wunschhütlein für wunder vollbracht und erfahren, Wollust und Freud, aber auch Not und Mühe bis an den Tod erlitten haben - Ein Volksbuch aus dem Jahre 1509 - Nachdruck 1. Auflage Berlin - Verlag der Nation, 1963. 246 S. Kl.-8°, Gebundener Orig. Leineneinband im Schuber Schuber ist bestoßen und berieben, Seiten sind papierbedingt etwas dunkel, sonst in sehr gutem Zustand ! Humor Zeitgeschichte Geschichte Sonderangebot: Antiquariat Buchszene bietet AbeBooks-Kunden einen exklusiven Rabatt von 20% auf sämtliche Preise. Alter Preis: 190 EUR.
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Fregoso, Battista (1453-1504)
Baptistae Fulgosi De dictis factisq[ue] memorabilibus collectanea
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Giacomo Ferrari, Milano 1509 - Folio (31 cm); [672] pages. Woodcut initials. Bound in old vellum, spine lettered in manuscript. Early ownership inscriptions and monastic library stamp on title page and colophon page. Few worm trails in margin of title page. Generally sound and clean, with light scattered foxing and occasional minor stains. The scope of this encyclopedia of history is vast, and its order difficult to determine. topics range from King David to Solon, from Margaret of Holland to Suleiman, and even treats Christopher Columbus and is journey to India (verso of leaf ll-ii). Fregoso was doge of Genoa for five years in the late 1470s and early 1480s. The last years of his life were spent in exile, primarily in Milan and Rome. In Milan he wrote the "Detti e fatti memorabili" in Italian. It remained in manuscript until this Latin translation by Camillo Ghilini. Reference: Adams F-1148; Alden & Landis 509/6; Sabin 26140; Diz. dei tipografi I:437 ("di importanza non secondaria.") [Attributes: First Edition]
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Marullus, Michael :
Ein Grieche als Renaissancedichter in Italien.
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- Hrsg. von Eckard Lefèvre und Eckart Schäfer. Tübingen : Narr, 2008. 288 S. Gebundene Ausgabe. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - GESCHICHTLICHES SELBSTVERSTÄNDNIS -- Aeneas flieht aus Konstantinopel - Exil, Heimatliebe und Türkenkrieg in Michael Marullus` Elegie De exilio suo (Epigr. 3, 37) -- Andreas Bihrer (Freiburg). -- Politische Panegyrik in den Epigrammata des Michael Marullus: das Beispiel Kaiser Maximilians I. -- Hermann Wiegand (Mannheim). -- IMITATIO EINZELNER DICHTER -- Antikenrezeption und zeitgenössische Poesie: Marulls Epigramme 1,21; 2,4; 3, 20 -- Nikolaus Thurn (Berlin) -- Marullus - ein ,Catullus pudicus` {Epigr. 1, 2) -- Ulrike Auhagen (Freiburg). -- Das Epitaphium Pholoes {Epigr. 1,42): Zur Tibull-Rezeption bei Michael Marullus -- Roswitha Simons (Bonn). -- Marullos Epigramme und Martial -- Catherine Notter (Strasbourg) -- MARULLUS` HYMNI NATURALES -- Marullus` Hymnus auf Bacchus - eine humanistische Verinnerlichung antiker Topik -- Eckard Leßvre (Freiburg) -- Hymnus und Sphragis - Michael Marullus` Hymnus an Mercurius {Hymn. Nat. 2, 8) -- Gesine Manuwald (London). -- Mythischer Frechdachs, Quälgeist, neuplatonische Schöpfungsmacht und rationalistische Allegorie: Amor-Variationen in der Lyrik des Michele Marullo -- Beate Czapla (Bonn). -- Marullus und die Kunst -- Lore Benz (Bielefeld) -- MARULLUS` LEHRGEDICHT -- Marullus` Institutiones principales - ein poetischer Fürstenspiegel des ausgehenden 15. Jahrhunderts -- Thorsten Burkard (Kiel). -- MARULLUS ALS PHILOLOGE -- Marullus und Lukrez -- Thomas Baier (Bamberg). -- REZEPTION DES MARULLUS -- Marullus und Erasmus -- Peter Walter (Freiburg) -- La reception de la poésie de Michele Marullo chez Beatus Rhenanus a l`époque de l`édition de 1509 -- James Hirstein (Strasbourg). -- "Non sum ego" : Tibulle (Lygdamus), 1`Arioste et Du Bellay intertextes croisés autour de 1` epigramme III, 44 de Marulle -- Gerard Freyburger - Gilles Polizzi (Strasbourg / Mulhouse). -- Kritik und Spiel - Julius Caesar Sealiger (Poet. 6, 4) und Jakob Bälde (Exp. 4-7) über Michael Marullus` Falco -- Eckard Lefivre (Freiburg) -- Gli studi di Benedetto Croce su Michele Marullo Tarcaniota -- Simona Lupi (Sassari/ Freiburg). ISBN 9783823364351 Marullo, Michele [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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DOCUMENTOS INÉDITOS PARA LA HISTORIA DE COLOMBIA (1509-1550).
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Tela. Coleccionados en el Archivo de Indias de Sevilla por el académico correspondiente Juan Friede de orden de la Academia Colombiana de la Historia. 10 volúmenes. Vol. 1: (1509-1528) 396 pp.+1 h. Vol. 2: (1528-1532) 417 pp. Vol. 3: (1533-1535) 394 pp.+1 h. Vol. 4: (1533-1538) 393 pp. Vol. 5: (1538-1540) 416 pp. Vol. 6: (1540-1543) 408 pp. Vol. 7: (1543-1544) 373 pp.+1 h. Vol. 8: (1545-1547) 385 pp.+1 h. Vol. 9: (1547-1549) 397 pp.+1 h. Vol. 10: (1549-1550). 395 pp.+1 h. Intonso. 25x17,7. Academia Colombiana de la Historia. Bogotá. Pero impreso en Tall. Artes Gráficas Aro. Madrid, 1955-65. E6 1 63
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Calvin, Johann Neuser, Wilhelm H.:
Johann Calvin - Leben und Werk in seiner Frühzeit 1509-1541.
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Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 2009. 352 S. Kart. *neuwertig* Diese Biographie stellt die verschiedenen Zusammenhänge des frühen Lebens von Johannes Calvin dar. Der Autor fokussiert insbesondere auch die Personen und die Ideen, die sich einflussreich auf Calvin auswirkten. Wilhelm Neuser studiert in diesem Band die Persönlichkeit und das Werk von Johannes Calvin in seinen jungen Jahren. An erster Stelle skizziert er den ideologischen Kontext des Reformators. Danach stellt er auf integrierende Weise die verschiedenen Zusammenhänge des Lebens von Calvin dar: seine Jugendzeit und Studium an der Artistenfakultät in Paris (1509-1528), sein Jurastudium und seine humanistische Studien (1528-1532), die reformatorische Bewegung in Paris, die Ereignisse von Paris und Calvins Reisen im Jahr 1534, seine Anfänge als Wegbereiter und Verteidiger der Reformation im Jahr 1535, seine Mitarbeit an der Olvétanbibel, seine Verteidigungsschrift an König Franz I, die Institutio , der erster Genfer Aufenthalt und sein Aufenthalt in Straßburg (1538-1541). Neuser analysiert besonders eingehend Calvins Predigten, Predigtentwürfe und sein gesamtes literarisches Werk. Er fokussiert auch die Personen und die Ideen, die sich einflussreich auf Calvin auswirkten und gibt auch die Quellen für eine Vita Calvini (bis 1538) detailliert an.
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REGIMEN SANITATIS. Diss (sic) ist eyn güt Regiment der Gesuntheyt durch alle Monat des gantze Jares wie man sich halte sol mit essen und trincken und saget auch von aderlossen.
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Moguntie Fridericus Hewman 1509 In-4 de 8 ff.ch., vélin ancien. Manque à Waller, à la NLM, et au Wellcome. Edition très rare, bilingue latin allemand, publiée à Mayence. Nous n'avons pu recenser qu'un exemplaire de cette édition à la Bayerische Staatbibliothek à Munich. L'Ecole de Salerne, célèbre école de médecine qui existait déjà au IXe siècle, prospéra pendant tout le Moyen Âge. Parmi les enseignants, Jean de Milan dédia des ouvrages au prince Robert, fils de Guillaume le Roux. Celui-ci demanda aux médecins de Salerne de lui prescrire un régime de vie hygiénique, et c'est alors qu'aurait été rédigé en latin cet ouvrage. Le titre est illustré d'une très belle gravure sur bois représentant un bain collectif avec flûtiste, sur fond de ville. Bon exemplaire soigneusement établi.
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Bray, Gerald
Records of Convocation [Canterbury 1509-1852]
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Boydell & Brewer Ltd - Largely unpublished hitherto, the materials contained in The Records of Convocation have been drawn from a variety of sources. They make available, for the first time, the fullest possible account of the convocations which stood a t the very heart of the nation's life throughout most of the medieval and early modern period. The Records of Convocation contain the minutes of clergy synods, the legislation passed by them tax assessments imposed by the king on the clergy, and accounts of the great debates about religious reformation and reform. The core of this edition relates to the convocations of the Church of England, beginning in 1313. Six volumes are devoted to the prov ince of Canterbury in the later period (plus Introductory and Index volumes). They contain all the records surviving from 1509 until the revival of convocation by the Victorians after over a century's suspension in 1852. Scholars will find the materials for the period up to1666 of particular interest, as the original records were burnt in the great fire of London and have been reconstructed from copies and allusions found elsewhere. Condition: Brand new (not pre-owned). Binding: Unsewn hardback Year first printed: 2006. ISBN: 9781843831853 [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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CALVIN (John):
The Sermons of M. John Calvin, upon the Epistle of S. Paule too the Ephesians. Translated out of French into English by Arthur Golding.
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Imprinted [By Thomas Dawson] at London for Lucas Harison, and George Byshop. 1577. First Edition FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, 188 x 137 mms., unpaginated, collating *8 [par.]8 A-Y8 2A-2X8 2Y4(+/-2Y4), i. e., [16] + 347 leaves (lacking final blank leaf) including engraved title-page, preliminary text in Roman type, sermons in black letter, newly rebound in antique-style panelled calf, black leather label, new end-papers; title-page slightly stained and mounted, with ms. notes in pencil on verso, some water-staining on seven preliminary leaves ("Epistle Dedicatorie" and "To the Reader") and carrying through to leaf A3, margins of 7 of last 9 leaves repaired, but generally speaking a clean text. Calvin (1509 - 1564) published his Institutes of the Christian Religion in 1536, and it was this work which established his reputation. The first English edition of any of his sermons was published in London in 1560 STC (2nd ed.), 4448.
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Kouzes, James M. / Posner, Barry Z.
Legacy The Leadership Challenge 20th Anniversary DVD Collection
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Wiley & Sons. Kouzes, James M. / Posner, Barry Z. Legacy The Leadership Challenge 20th Anniversary DVD Collection (Wiley, J) ISBN: 978-0-7879-8783-1 31,2 x 23,6 cm Kouzes, James M. / Posner, Barry Z. Legacy The Leadership Challenge 20th Anniversary DVD Collection Verlag : Wiley, J ISBN : 978-0-7879-8783-1 Preisinfo : 955,00 Eur[D] UVP / 1509,00 CHF UVP Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : 31,2 x 23,6 cm Erschienen : 1. Auflage 18.09.2007 Gewicht : 2277 g verwandte Themen : Führung 955,00 Eur[D] UVP The Leadership Challenge 20th Anniversary DVD Collection is a comprehensive anthology of the Kouzes and Posner training videos. The videos include case studies from organizations as varied as FedEx and Stanford University; from Sinai-Grace Hospital in Detroit, MI, to Honeywell Aviation in Phoenix, AZ; from Sunnydale Community Services, a non-profit agency, to Consumers Energy, a gas and utility company. The video package includes more than two and 1/2 hours of footage as well as a Leader's Guide and instructions for using the collection in a leadership development program. James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner are the coauthors of The Leadership Challenge, fourth edition, A Leader's Legacy, Credibility, Encouraging the Heart, and The Leadership Challenge Workbook. They also developed the highly-acclaimed Leadership Practices Inventory (LPI) and LPI Online, 360-degree assessment tools based on the Five Practices. James M. Kouzes is Dean's Executive Professor of Leadership, Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University. Barry Z. Posner is Dean of the Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University.. 0-7879-8783-1 Verlagsfrisch New Copy
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REGIMEN SANITATIS. Diss (sic) ist eyn güt Regiment der Gesuntheyt durch alle Monat des gantze Jares wie man sich halte sol mit essen und trincken und saget auch von aderlossen.
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Moguntie Fridericus Hewman 1509 - In-4 de 8 ff.ch., vélin ancien. Manque à Waller, à la NLM, et au Wellcome. Edition très rare, bilingue latin allemand, publiée à Mayence. Nous n'avons pu recenser qu'un exemplaire de cette édition à la Bayerische Staatbibliothek à Munich. L'Ecole de Salerne, célèbre école de médecine qui existait déjà au IXe siècle, prospéra pendant tout le Moyen Âge. Parmi les enseignants, Jean de Milan dédia des ouvrages au prince Robert, fils de Guillaume le Roux. Celui-ci demanda aux médecins de Salerne de lui prescrire un régime de vie hygiénique, et c'est alors qu'aurait été rédigé en latin cet ouvrage. Le titre est illustré d'une très belle gravure sur bois représentant un bain collectif avec flûtiste, sur fond de ville. Bon exemplaire soigneusement établi.
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BEDA Venerabilis, santo.
Venerabilis Bedae presbyte-/ri de temporibus sive de / sex aetatibus huius / seculi Liber / Incipit. / P. Victoris De Regioni-/bus Urbis Rome Li-/bellus Aureus./
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(In fine:) Impressum Vene. p Ioan. de Tridino alias Tacuino anno domini 1509 die. viii. Mai. In 4 (cm. 18,5x13,5), cc.nn. 50 (segn. A-L4, M6), ll. 28, iniz. ornate, leg. perg. Picc. fori di tarlo, qq. restauro, margine super. accorciato, lieve gora in alcune carte. Timbretti di appartenenza al front. BMC, 77. Adams, I, n. 450 cita ediz. del 28 maggio 1505 dello stesso tipografo. L' A. (672-735), monaco ed erudito anglosassone, ebbe grande fama nel Medioevo: Dante lo pone tra i saggi del cielo del sole (Parad., X, 131). Scrisse libri di commentarii alla Sacra Scrittura, opuscoli di retorica e grammatica, opere cosmografiche e cronologiche tra cui "De ratione temporum" contenente la continuazione fino al 1063 dei calcoli del ciclo pasquale fa - Cum privilegio.
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J. Mordaunt Crook
Brasenose: the Biography of an Oxford College
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Oxford University Press, USA. New Please note that deliveries to addresses in the UK and Europe will be in 4-14 business days. Other countries should refer to Alibris standard times. Brasenose College was founded in 1509 by a Bishop (William Smith) and a lawyer (Richard Sutton). Both came from the North West of England, and the college has always been proud of its links with Lancashire and Cheshire. But over the centuries Brasenose or 'B.N.C. ' as it is usually known has expanded its reputation worldwide. This is the first full-scale history of Brasenose, timed to coincide with its Quincentenary. The setting is broad: it relates the college to the university, and the university to the wider world of politics. Using archives, letters and diaries, it aims torecreate something of the variety and texture of academic life over a period of five centuries: the learning, the conversation, the sport; the intellectual milieu and financial context; the architecture inside and out; the food and drink, the quirks of personality, the little dramas, and absurditiesthat make up the small change of corporate living. ISBN10: 0199544867.
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FREGOSO, Battista (1452-1504).
Bap. Fulogosii factorum dictorumque memorabilium libri IX [a Camillo Ghilini latine versi], a p. Iusto Gaillard Campano [i.e. Pierre Droist de Gaillard] . aucti & restituti. Praefixa est eiusdem Gaillardi, De vtilitate & ordine historiaum praefatio, deprõpta ex auis institutionibus historicis . Index nominum de quibus in historia agitur.
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Paris, Pierre Cavellat, 158[7]. - 8vo. Mit Holzschnitt-Druckermarke auf Titel. [19] Bl. (letztes leer), 380 Bl. (recte 372, Foliierung Nr. 279-280 doppelt benutzt, Bl. 370 falsch als 380 numeriert), [16] Bl. Pergamentband d. Z., mit hs. Rückentitel. Spätere Ausgabe der ursprünglich in italienischer Sprache verfassten Imitation von Valerius Maximus' Dicta et Facta Memorabilia, erstmals 1509 in Mailand veröffentlicht. Eine enzyklopädische Sammlung von Biographien, von Ovid bis zu den als Dogen von Genua wirkenden Familienangehörigen des Verfassers, sowie von Portraits u.a. der Städte Paris, Brügge, London und Budapest. Das Buch wurde noch bis ins 17. Jh. hinein immer wieder neu aufgelegt. Johannes Gutenberg (Bl. 294) wird als Erfinder der Druckkunst erwähnt und Kolumbus als Entdecker eines neuen Seewegs nach Westindien. - Durchgehend geringfügig gebräunt und stockfleckig, neuere Marginalien in Blei. Exlibris Franz Pollack-Parnau. Vgl. Adams F-1150. Later Paris edition of this imitation of the Dicta et Facta Memorabilia of Velerius Maximus, nine books of historical examples of virtues and vices. Originally written in Italian Fregoso's book was first published at Milan in 1509. The subjects range from Ovid and Alexander the Great to Pope Joan, Francisco and Ludovico Sforza, and members of the author's own famous family. In the section on great contributors to the arts and sciences are passages relating to Guido Bonato the astronomer, Johann Gutenberg, who is described as the inventor of printing, and Christopher Columbus and his discovery of a new route to the Indies. There are also chapters on Britain and on London, Paris, Bruges, Rouen, Budapest, and other cities. Although the work was originally composed in Italian well before 1500, the original was never published. The Mss. of the original Italian version is kept in the British Library. - Marginalia in pencil, slightly browned and foxed. - Contemporary vellum, ms. title on spine. la
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CATALOGO DE PASAJEROS A INDIAS SIGLOS XVI XVII Y XVIII
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- CATALOGO de pasajeros a Indias Durante los siglos XVI, XVII y XVIII.- Ofrecemos 5 tomos en 6 volúmenes en 4º menor: 1º, Volumen 1º, 1509-1533, Redactado por el personal facultativo del Archivo General de Indias.-Madrid, Espasa-Calpe, 1930; 469 pp. 1 h. 2 láminas. 2º, Volumen IV 1560-1566, por Luis Romera Iruela y Mª del Carmen Galbis Díez.- Madrid, Ministerio de Cultura, 1980; 808 pp. 1 h. 3º, Volumen V Tomo I, (1567-1574), por Luis Romera Iruela y Mª del Carmen Galbis Díez.- Madrid, Ministerio de Cultura, 1980; 543 pp. 4º Volumen V tomo II. (1575-1577), por Luis Romera Iruela y Mª del Carmen Galbis Diez, VII- páginas 545 a 1211 pp. 5º Volumen VI, (1578-1585), por Mª del Carmen Galbis Díez.- Madrid, Ministerio de Cultura, 1986; 839pp. 1h. 6º Volumen VII, (1586-1599) por Mª del Carmen Galbis Díez- Madrid, Ministerio de Cultura, 1986; 998 pp. 1h.
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Alice Hunt
The Drama of Coronation: Medieval Ceremony in Early Modern England
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Cambridge University Press. New Please note that deliveries to addresses in the UK and Europe will be in 4-14 business days. Other countries should refer to Alibris standard times. The coronation was, and still is, one of the most important ceremonies of an English monarch's reign. Alice Hunt's study examines the five royal coronations that took place between 1509 and 1559, and considers how they were perceived and described by contemporary observers such as courtiers and playwrights. Hunt challenges the popular position that has sought to conflate royal ceremony with political propaganda, and argues for a deeper understanding of its complexity. At the heart of the study is an investigation into the vexed issues of legitimisation and correct forms of representation, and Hunt identifies the emergence of an important and fruitful exchange between ceremony and drama. This will have important implications for our understanding both of the period's theatre and of the Protestant Reformation's effects as a whole, and will be of great interest to scholars and students of late medieval and Renaissance literature. ISBN10: 0521885396.
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Murner, Thomas].
De quattuor heresiarchis ordinis Predicatorum de Observantia nuncupatorum, apud Switenses in civitate Bernensi combustis Anno Cristi etc. MDIX.
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- [München, Hans Schobser, 1509].(54) SS., l. w. Bl. Mit Titelholzschnitt. Pappband. 4to.Einer von vier lateinischen Drucken im Jahr der Erstausgabe. Dem Magistrat von Bern gewidmete Schrift über den sog. "Jetzerhandel" und den Streit zwischen Dominikanern und Franziskanern um die Lehre der unbefleckten Empfängnis Mariä. 1507 trat der Schneidergeselle Johann Jetzer aus Zurzach als Novize ins Predigerkloster in Bern ein und simulierte Erscheinungen. Nach seiner Entlarvung beschuldigte er die Mönche, ihn mit Hilfe des Teufels mißbraucht zu haben. Im anschließenden Ketzerprozeß wurden die beschuldigten Mönche verhaftet und nach Folterung zum Tod auf dem Scheiterhaufen verurteilt. Murner, von den Franziskanern als Prozeßbeobachter entsandt, verfolgte die Endphase des Prozesses und war auch am 31. Mai 1509 bei der Hinrichtung der vier Verurteilten zugegen. Erst im 19. Jahrhundert stellte sich heraus, daß die Mönche Opfer eines Justizmordes geworden waren (vgl. Steck, Der Berner Ketzerprozeß. Bern, 1902). - Gutes, sauberes Exemplar komplett mit dem letzten w. Blatt. Der Titelholzschnitt zeigt die Verbrennung der Vier auf dem Scheiterhaufen. - VD 16, M 7052. Panzer IX, 110, 38. Nicht bei Adams oder BM-STC German.
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FREGOSO (Gianbattista).
De Dictis Factisque Memorabilibus collectanea: a Camillo Gilino latina facta.
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(A la fin:) Milan, Giacomo Ferrari, 22 Juin 1509. in-folio. 326ff. Parchemin ancien. Edition Originale. Gianbattista Fregoso (1453-1504), d'une illustre famille italienne, fut doge de Genes en 1473. C'etait un fin lettre qui a laisse diverses Å“uvres litteraires. Cet ouvrage est une sorte d'encyclopedie ou Fregoso recense des faits, des inventions et des evenements remarquables (invention de l'imprimerie, decouverte de l'Amerique par Colomb, etc.). Ce caractere encyclopedique est sans doute ce qui lui avait valu d'etre utilise dans l'enseignement a Milan au debut du XVI siecle: "a due opere elaborate in ambienti laici, il "Liber de doctrina dicendi et tacendi' di Albertano da Brescia e il 'De dictis factisque memorabilibus' di Battista Fregoso, sembrano piu specificamente rivolti a quei confratelli di S. Corona che rientravono fra i nuovi operatori culturali laici dell'epoca, portatori di un sapere legato indissolubilimente con la vita civile, maturato nel campo dell'urbanistica, delle pretiche amministrative, dei consigli giuridici, della sanita pubblica, delle techniche economiche" (Marina Gazzini, "Scuola, libri et cultura nelle confraternita milanesi fra tardo medioevo e prima eta moderna" in : Scrineum 3). Angle de 3 feuillets repare loin du texte, traces de cachets anciens, quelques mouillures. Dos de la reliure restaure. Bon exemplaire grand de marges, tire sur papier fort. Brunet, II, 1421: "Ouvrage estime et peu commun". Hoeffer, 765: "Tres recherchee". Cf. Formisano, "Italian Reports on America, 1493-1522". Adams F1148. Sabin 26140.
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MIDDLETON, Richard of.
In quartus sententiarum resolute questiones [with] Questiones quodlibetales
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- Venice, Lazarus Soardus; 5 September, 10 July 1509. 2 works in one. Folio. ff [xii] 237; 43 [-blank f6]. Double column, Gothic letter in two sizes, plain and foliated woodcut initials, extensive printed sidenotes, publisher's white on black device on verso of last. T-p a bit foxed, infrequent contemp. manuscript notes, underlinings, small hole affecting a very few letters to A2, faint dampstain towards outer margins in a few quires. A very good, clean, well-margined copy in contemporary vellum, slightly later vellum spine superimposed. Early paper library label and title to spine, edges speckled red and black. Rare edition by Benzonus of Middleton's commentary on the fourth book of Peter Lombard's great 'Sentences,' accompanied by 'Quodlibeta,' related disputations. It was one of very few works by an Englishman of sufficient reputation to be internationally printed in the incunable and post-incunable periods. The fourth book covers 'the sacraments in general, the seven sacraments in particular, and the four last things, death, judgment, hell, and heaven.' (Catholic Encyclopaedia). The Quodlibeta were answers to scholarly questions posed by pupils or by interested parties. They address many and varied topics, religious and scientific, including one of the earliest discussions of hypnotism, auto-suggestion and telepathy. The possibility of resurrection, the nature of the human intellect, whether Peter sinned when he denied Christ, the meaning of 'good luck', if one has sinned having done something through direst necessity, and the morality of the marriage of two persons of wildly differing years i.a. are discussed. The standard theological textbook of the medieval university, the Sentences ia a compilation of extracts from the Bible, religious Fathers (especially Augustine), and other sources of authority, and covers the whole body of theological doctrine to form the basis for virtually the entire field of Christian theology and its scholastic interpretation. It represented the first effort to bring together commentaries on the full range of theological issues on a systematic basis, and present different views on complex theological points. A commentary on the Sentences was required of every aspiring master of theology, making it the predominant non-Biblical work most commented on up to the 16th C and Middleton's was regarded as a leader in the field. Richard of Middleton (c. 1249 - 1302) was a Franciscan friar, theologian and philosopher. His works pioneer the move away from a strict Augustinian theology to a more scholastic one. Known as 'doctor solidus et fundatissimus,' he was a friend of Duns Scotus, who also composed a commentary on the Sentences. Perhaps the most famous argument Middleton advances in this commentary (first published in 1489) is his fierce opposition to the ordination of women. As well as the more conventional objections to the weak and emotional character and submissive nature of women rendering them wholly unfit for office, he also advances the compelling argument that women cannot be ordained, as the tonsure which is required for minor orders would not be suitably becoming to females. This edition, published as part of a 4 volume series between 1507 and 1509, is significantly expanded from the Gregorii editions of 1489 and 1499, and is the most complete Mediavilla commentary on the final, and arguably most theologically significant, section of the Sentences. BM STC It. p554. Shaaber R36 (11 places). Adams M1422 & M1425L884
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Sangallo d. Ä., Antonio da, Architekt (1455-1535).
Eigenh. Schriftstück mit Unterschrift.
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- O. O., 5. II. 1509.1 S. auf Doppelblatt. Folio. In Passepartout.Erklärung über die Wertbestimmung eines der Madonna Margherita, Witwe des Lodovico Martelli, gehörenden Hauses, das "rione di ponte dalla chiesa de fiorentini" liegt. Vermutlich handelt es sich hierbei um die Kirche S. Giovanni dei Fiorentini in Rom. Da die beiden Schätzer Pietro Fravisano und Battista de Calvi keinen übereinstimmenden Schätzpreis des Hauses ermitteln konnten, wurde Antonio da Sangallo d. Ä. mit der Schätzung beauftragt. Er schätzte den Wert auf 377 scudi u. 42 barochi. - Das Doppelblatt mit einigen leichten Stockfleckchen und mit dem leeren Bl. 2 auf Karton montiert. - Der Architekt und Bildhauer Antonio da Sangallo d. Ä. schuf mit der Kirche S. Maria di Monserrato in Rom einen "neuen, fast klassizistischen Typus der Saalkirche" (Thieme/B. XXIX, 403). In seiner Heimatstadt Florenz zeichnet er auch für zahlreiche Profanbauten verantwortlich, gemeinsam mit seinem Neffen Francesco (gen. Margotta) zeichnete er bei der Belagerung von 1529/30 für die innere Befestigungsanlage der Stadt verantwortlich. - Schriftstücke von der Hand Sangallos sind von größter Seltenheit, mit Ausnahme des vorliegenden, zuletzt 1956 in Genf verauktionierten Dokuments, keine Nachweise auf dt. oder internationalen Auktionen.
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SAULX
Memoires de tres-noble, et tres illustre Gaspard de SAULX, seigneur de Tavanes, mareschal de France, admiral des mers de Levant, gouverneur de Provence, conseiller du Roy, et capitaine de cent hommes d'armes. S l n d (Chateau de Lugny, Fourny, apres 1617). In-folio, (2) ff., 40 pp., 476 pp., (5) ff. table. On trouve relie a la suite : LE LABOUREUR (I.). Histoire genealogique de la Maison des Budes. P., s n., 1657. (2) ff., 125, (3) pp. Avec un grand tableau genealogique et de nombreux blasons sur bois dans le texte Et : - GRILLIE (Nicolas). Oraison funebre prononcee dans l'eglise Nostre-Dame de Paris, le 8 juin 1644, pour l'enterrement de M. le marechal de Guebriant. P., s n., 1656. (4) ff., 28 pp.
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Les trois pieces reliees en un volume in-folio, basane ancienne, dos a nerfs orne. Le premier feuillet porte un grand portrait dessine et grave par de La Roussierre. Les 40 premieres pages contiennent 5 Advis : Pour regner en piete, justice, soulagement & tranquilite du public ; Pour reunir toute l'Europe en une mesme religion ; Pour faire la guerre contre le Roi d'Espagne ; Pour faire la guerre contre les Turcs ; Pour reduire l'Europe en l'obeissance des Roys de France & d'Espagne. Premiere edition des memoires de Gaspard de Saulx (1509-1573), etablis et mis en ordre par son troisieme fils, Jean de Saulx. Cet ouvrage fut publie sans page de titre ni privilege. En effet, n'ayant pu obtenir ce privilege, le livre fut imprime sur les presses privees du chateau de Lugny et ne put etre mis dans le commerce. Ceci expliquant sa relative rarete. "a un certain M. de Tavanes avoit fait imprimer dans un chateau en cachette, un tome de Memoires, in folio, qu'il n'avoit ose publier, a cause de plusieurs choses etranges qu'il avoit dites contre les Grands, & entr'autres, de Catherine de Medicis, & qu'il n'en avoit donne que quelques exemplaires a peu de ses amis" (Lettre de Guy-Patin a Charles Spon). L'ensemble du volume presente d'assez fortes rousseurs. La reliure est usagee et desquamee, coiffes arrachees, coins emousses, charnieres frottees.
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Hieronimus de Villa Vitis
Rationale divinorum officiorum guilhelmi minatensis ecclesie episcopi.
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Heinrich GranHagenau1509 In-4, 232 folios. Manque la page de titre A1. Reliure germanique estampee en a froid en veau fauve a motifs de caissons et roulettes en encadrement d'une composition ornementale a base de fleurons et petits fers. Super libros estampe sur le plat superieur en lettres gothiques " Gandale divino ". Le plat inferieur est orne d'un rectangle separe par des diagonales empli de fleurons, roulettes exterieures. Quelques manques sur les plats et en coiffe. Impression sur 2 colonnes en gothique de forme, large de marges, annotations anciennes du XVIe au XVIIIe s. Sur le 1er contre-plat a ete colle un bifolium, sorte d'almanach imprime en rouge et noir, encadre de colonnades stylisees, imprime a Cracovie par Mathiam Sharffenberg. Le contre-plat inferieur et le dernier feuillet blanc ont ete utilises pour dresser un tableau des fetes mobiles. La derniere partie concerne le calendrier et le calcul des fetes mobiles, un lecteur l'a continue en tracant une table permettant ces calculs. Un bel exemple de reliure germanique sur ce texte imprime par l'introducteur de l'imprimerie dans la ville de Hagenau : Heinrich Gran. Son premier livre y fut imprime le 31 aout 1501 ; il cessa son activite, semble-t-il, en 1521. Probablement originaire de Strasbourg, d'ou il importa plusieurs polices de caractere, il imprimera pour plusieurs libraires comme Rinmann et Knoblouch. Edition inconnue a Proctor.
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GUILLAUME d'AUVERGNE
Postilla super Epistolas et Evangelia : pertotius anni circuit[um].
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Bale, Adam Petri de Langenforff, 1509. 1 vol. in-4°, basane blonde estampee a froid sur ais de bois, dos a 3 nerfs orne de filets a froid, encadrement d'une roulette a froid sur les plats, cartouche central rempli d'un decor de rinceaux et de fleurs estampe a froid, fermoirs en bronze cisele. Reliure de l'epoque, dos restaure. Nombreuses traces d'usure et petits manques epars, traces de cabochons aux angles et au centre des plats. Gardes renouvelees. Ex-libris ms. du XVIe au contreplat et ex-libris du XVIIe s. au bas du titre. Titre orne d'une grande figure sur bois et 94 fig. dans le texte gravees sur bois par Urs Graf, impression en caracteres gothiques, (4) ff., 186 ff. Quelques mouillures marginales, trous de vers rebouches sur les 2 premiers ff. (perte de qq. lettres). Marge inf. d'un f. decoupee. Signatures : &4 [a-h]8 i4 k6 [l-z]8 A8. Belle edition de ce commentaire de Guillaume d'Auvergne (ne a Aurillac, mort archeveque de Paris en 1245) sur les Evangiles et les Lettres des Apotres. Ce texte eut un grand nombre d'editions au XVe er au XVIe s. Guillaume d'Auvergne est considere comme l'un des theologiens scolastiques les plus eclaires de son temps. D'une grande erudition, il avait etudie avec soin les anciens philosophes, y compris ceux de l'Ecole d'Alexandrie. Premier tirage des gravures sur bois d'Urs Graf, artiste suisse celebre, l'un des meilleurs graveurs de son temps. L'illustration de ce livre compte parmi ses chefs d'oeuvre. Les 94 petites figures (43 x 33 mm) portent toutes son monogramme. Elles furent reutilisees plusieurs fois par la suite par A. Petri et J. Froben dans les editions suivantes de Guillaume d'Auvergne ainsi que pour illustrer d'autres ouvrages. Belle impression baloise avec le texte en gothique comprenant des notes interlineaires, entoure de la glose de Guillaume d'Auvergne en caracteres gothiques d'un corps plus petit. Graesse III, 183 (pour le tirage de 1518); Muther, German book illustration, 1281; pas dans Adams; un seul exemplaire au CCFR.
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Lactantius
Lepida Lactantii Firmiani opera accurate graeco adiuncto castigata: Eiusde[m] Nephytomon: Carmina de Phoenice. & Christi resurrectione. Io. Chry. De eucharistia sermo. Lau. Vall. sermo. Phil. ad Theo. adhortatio
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[colophon: Parisiis:: Pro Ioha{n}ne Petit fidelissimo bibliopola in Bellouisu,, 1509].. Recent calf old style, tooled in blind on spine and covers. Faint traces of water and resultant mild arrested mildew in lower outer corners of earliest few pages. Marginalia in some parts affected by a binder's trimming; in other cases, not. All edges carmine. A very good copy. . 4to (19.5 cm; 7.5"). [10], ccxxxv, [1] ff. . Joining the works of Lactantius (ca. 240 - ca. 320) in this handsome Petit/Marchand production are De resurrectionis dominicae die (leaves cxc-cxci) by Venantius Fortunatus, Tertullian's Apologeticus adversus gentes (leaves cxci [verso] - ccxv [verso]), Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus's Salve festa dies, and other pieces by St. John Chrysostom and Lorenzo Valla. The whole is edited by Aegidius Maserius.#11; The volume is printed in a clear roman face with numerous ornamental woodcut initials and with side- and shoulder-notes. The Jean Petit publisher's device is on the title-page and that of Guy Marchand on the verso of the last. Additionally, there is a full-page woodcut of a scholar in his study opposite the first numbered leaf. A 16th-century reader has added a significant amount of marginal commentary on the text.
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Jacobus de Marcepallo).
Tractatus in elucidationem cuiusdam hostie rubricate in urbe inclita Berna.
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- [Basel, Petri oder Lamparter, um 1509].20 unnum. SS. Mit großem Titelholzschnitt. Geheftet. 4to.Einzige Ausgabe. Die Abhandlung geht zurück auf einen Auftrag des Bischofs von Lausanne, der zu klären versuchte, ob die zur Vortäuschung des Blutes für Jetzer rotgefärbte Hostie ihre heiligen Eigenschaften behalte - eine Frage, die der Kirchenrechtler Jacques de Marcepalle (Mareschal) hier verneint. - 1507 war der Schneidergeselle Johann Jetzer aus Zurzach als Novize ins Predigerkloster in Bern eingetreten und hatte Erscheinungen simuliert. Nach seiner Entlarvung beschuldigte er die Mönche, ihn mit Hilfe des Teufels mißbraucht zu haben. Im anschließenden Ketzerprozeß wurden die beschuldigten Mönche verhaftet und nach Folterung zum Tod auf dem Scheiterhaufen verurteilt. Erst im 19. Jahrhundert stellte sich heraus, daß die Mönche Opfer eines Justizmordes geworden waren (vgl. Steck, Der Berner Ketzerprozeß. Bern, 1902) noch die ADB stellt Jetzer als Opfer betrügerischer Dominikaner dar. - Der Titelholzschnitt zeigt die vier Mönche am Fußende der Lagerstatt des an seinen Stigmata leidenden Jetzers im Hintergrund eine Pieta unter einem Baldachin. "Nun könnte der Holzschnitt aber gar nicht besser passen in das Werk Urs Grafs, zwischen die großen Holzschnitte für die sog. Ringmann-Passion von ca. 1506 und das Leben Jesu von 1508 in Strassburg und die Baseler Karthäuser von 1510 [...] Obwohl in der Urs Graf-Literatur bisher unbemerkt, [...] dürfte der Reisser des Holzschnittes damit feststehen, ebenso das Datum des Drucks, mindestens der Druckplanung" (Hieronymus 47). - Durchgehend schwach gebräunt wenige Bll. etwas wasserrandig. Buchblock nach Lage a gebrochen. - Hain 10747. Goff M-231. VD 16, J 135. BM-STC German 594. Schreiber V, 4564. OCLC 54270827. Nicht bei Adams.
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EN-NACIRI ES-SLAOUI (Ahmed ben Khaled)
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Kitab El-Istiqça Li-Akhbar Doual El-Maghrib El-Aqça. Recherhces sur l'histoire des dynasties du Maroc. Les Saâdiens 1509-1609. Paris, H. Champion, 1936; gr in-8, 355 pp. n.c., br., Première partie seule parue, traduite et annotée par le fils de l'auteur Mahammed En-Naciri. Archives marocaines, vol. XXX,IV tome 5
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CASABLANCA und AZEMMOUR (Marokko) und DIU und GOA (Indien):
4 Stadtansichten auf einem Doppelblatt, (Alt)Kolorierter Originalkupferstich aus Braun/ Hogenberg, Civitates orbis terrarum, franz. Ausgabe 1575.
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- Blattgröße: 39 x 52 cm. Oben die beiden kleineren Ansichten von Marokko "Anfa quibusdam Anaffa" (9,2 x 23 cm) und Azemmour "Azaamurum" (9,2 x 22,7 cm), unten die großen, über die Doppelseite gehenden Ansichten von Diu (9,2 x 47,2 cm) und Goa "fortißima Indiae urbs in Christianorum potestatem anno Salutis 1509 devenit" (13,2 x 47,2 cm). Im breiten weissen Rand kleinere Einrisse und Ausrisse, gering gebräunt. sonst wohlerhaltenes und schön koloriertes Blatt mit den dekorativen Ansichten.
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de Jode, Gerard (Jerardus de Jode)
Septem Planetae (Seven Planets)
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Gerard de Jode, 1509-1591. 15 plates in archival library wraps with Bibliotheca Renessiana bookplate. About 8 x 6 1/2". Lightly foxed. Includes engravings with figures representing 7 planets, and the 7 cardinal sins, each with a motto in Latin. Each 4 1/4 x 6" plate has been expertly inserted into fine paper with even margins. The back of each plate has a lightly penciled number and what looks like a glue smudge, but this does not affect the fronts of the plates. Remarkable item. Not dated.. Wraps. Good.
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CONSTANTINE VII, porphyrogenitus, emperor of the east.
De administrando imperio, ad Romanum f. Liber nunquam antehac editus. Ioannes Meursius primus vulgavit, Latinam interpretationem, ac notas adjecit.
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First edition, edited by Johannes van Meurs (Meursius), who gave the work its title, De administrando imperio, by which it has since been generally known. Written in the mid tenth century by the Byzantine emperor, Constantine VII, porphyrogenitus, it is preserved in one eleventh century manuscript, from which stem three sixteenth-century copies (one of which is not of the complete text). Meurs based his text on the copy made by Antony Eparchus in 1509, which had passed to the Bibliotheca Palatina at Heidelberg (and to the Vatican in 1623).De administrando imperio is a manual of statecraft addressed to the emperor’s son, Romanus. One ‘of the most important historical documents surviving from mediaeval Byzantium’, it includes a ‘comprehensive historical and geographical survey of most of the nations surrounding the empire, starting with the Saracens to the south-east, fetching a compass round the Mediterranean and Black Seas, and ending with the Armenian states on the eastern frontier . . . . The first-hand information comes mainly from Italy, from the Balkans and Steppes, and from Armenia. In Armenia the advance of the Roman arms and the retreat of the Saracens involved a complicated Roman diplomacy in the numerous and jealous principalities beyond the eastern frontier. In a divided and enfeebled Italy, during the interim between the empires of Charlemagne and Otto, Byzantium was for the last time in its history a strong military and diplomatic influence. The only hint of anxiety comes from the north, where the watchful eyes of the foreign ministry observed intently the even shifting kaleidoscope of the political scene, as Magyar and Slav, Russian and Pecheneg, Chazar and Alan made their complicated moves between the Caucasus and the Carpathians. There is no doubt that the De administrando imperio was a secret and confidential document. It tells too much about the principle of imperial foreign policy and diplomacy . . . to be safe for publication . . . . This confidential character of the book, confirmed, if confirmation be required, by its manuscript history and by the circumstances that later writers betray no knowledge of it, enhances its value. It is no partial document of propaganda, fudged up to impress domestic or foreign circles. Much of it is an honest appreciation of the contemporary political situation, compiled from information upon which the government based its day-to-day foreign policy. And, as such, it is unique’ (Moravcsik & Jenkins, eds, De administrando imperio pp. 11–14).‘The book is a sometimes brilliant treatise on the rituals of Byzantine statecraft, a statement of practical wisdom that would have warmed the heart of an Aristotle or a Cicero – and a discussion of the in and outs of politics, war, and diplomacy that would have impressed Thucydides . . . . Its maxims remained at the heart of Byzantine diplomacy, foreign policy, and conception of its being and purpose well into the final phases of the decline of the empire. It may therefore stand as the most mature work of political thought produced by the empire and it is significant that it is, primarily, a work on “international” politics’ (Brown, International relations in political thought pp. 99–100).Simoni C157; Willems 65. Leiden, Jan Bouwensz for Louis Elzevier, 1611.
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Nider, Johannes
Tractat[us] utilis de septem peccatis mortalibus
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Denis Roce, Paris:: Denis Roce,, [before1510?]. Modern burgundy velvet backed paper (old liturgical text), lower inner margin dampstain, large margins with lower margin of last two leaves showing its deckle and slightly shorter.. Small 8vo.. Large Roce device [Renouard 1005; Polain 162 "Cette marque, qui devaint etre en metal, deeure intacte jusqu'au debut du XVIe siecle (vers 1509"; Silvestre 451.] on t.p., text in Gothic letter. This exceptionally rare pamphlet appears to be a work by Johannes Nider. Jean Petit issued several editions of Nider's 'Confessionale seu manuale confessorum' about the same time with a tract with this same title [see: Moreau II,332:144.] and we assume it is the same tract. The Nider entry on Wikpedia cites this edition as his work but without citation. The Bibliotheque Nationale states that they own a copy but they decline to ascribe an author. The GW lists Nider as the author in their web based citatio which is for the BN copy.#11;"John Nider, Theologian, b. 1380 in Swabia; d. 13 August, 1438, at Colmar. He entered the Order of Preachers at Colmar and after profession was sent to Vienna for his philosophical studies, which he finished at Cologne where he was ordained. He gained a wide reputation in Germany as a preacher and was active at the Council of Constance. After making a study of the convents of his order of strict observance in Italy he returned to the University of Vienna where in 1425 he began teaching as Master of Theology. Elected prior of the Dominican convent at Nuremberg in 1427, he successively served as socius to his master general and vicar of the reformed convents of the German province. In this capacity he maintained his early reputation of reformer and in 1431 he was chosen prior of the convent of strict observance at Basle. He became identified with the Council of Basle as theologian and legate, making several embassies to the Hussites at the command of Cardinal Julian. Sent as legate of the Council to the Bohemians he succeeded in pacifying them. He journeyed to Ratisbon (1434) to effect a further reconciliation with the Bohemians and then proceeded to Vienna to continue his work of reforming the convents there. During the discussion that followed the dissolution of the Council of Basle by Eugene IV, he joined the party in favour of continuing the Council in Germany, abandoning them, however, when the pope remained firm in his decision. He resumed his theological lectures at Vienna in 1436 and was twice elected dean of the university before his death. As reformer he was foremost in Germany and welcomed as such both by his own order and by the Fathers of the Council of Basle. As a theologian his adherence to the principles of St. Thomas and his practical methods made him distinguished among his contemporaries." [Catholic Ency.] GW M4739610 (ref. BN V2129). BN F33627948E[entre 14..-1528].#11;
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Ringmann, Mathias
[PASSIO CHRISTI] DER TEXT DES PASSIONS ODER LEYDENS CHRISTI
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Joh. Knoblauch Strasburg: Joh. Knoblauch. 1509. Second German edition. Sm. folio. ff.(34). Illustrated with 26 full page woodcuts, 25 by Urs Graf and 1 by Wechtlin. Woodcut initials. Bound in a portion of a vellum manuscript leaf (double columns, and rubricated in red & blue). Small tear in 2 margins, 2 inner margins restored, small wormholes.
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BRANT, Sebastian (1458-1520)
Stultifera navis....... The Ship of Fooles, wherin is shewed the folly of all States, with divers other workes adjoyned unto the same... Translated out of Latin into Englishe by Alexander Barclay, Priest.
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Second Edition in English Small folio, ¦, ¦¦, A-Z, Aa-Uu6, Xx4, A-G, A-D6, 340 leaves, Latin text in roman letter, English text in black letter, illustrated with 116 woodcuts in the text, title-page and last leaf lightly soiled, v. small hole in Fol.1 repaired not affecting text, blank corner of Fol.57 renewed, 19c. brown morocco decorated in blind and gilt by Riviere, edges rough gilt over earlier marbling. A very fine clean copy. The Latin text is Jacob Locher's version of Sebastian Brant's celebrated Narrenschiff, and is merely the starting point for the English translator. Barclay adds considerably to the work, taking every opportunity to satirize the particular follies of English people, especially the clergy. Added at the end are other works by Barclay ("The Mirrour of good Maners" and "Certayne Eglogues") which did not appear in the first edition (Pynson, 1509). "The English Ship of Fools exercised an important direct influence upon our literature, pre-eminently by helping to bury medi¾val allegory in the grave which had long yawned before it, and to direct English authorship into the drama, essay and novel of character". - Prof. A.W.Ward
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CONSTANTINE VII, porphyrogenitus, emperor of the east.
Leiden, Jan Bouwensz for Louis Elzevier, 1611.
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First edition, edited by Johannes van Meurs (Meursius), who gave the work its title, De administrando imperio, by which it has since been generally known. Written in the mid tenth century by the Byzantine emperor, Constantine VII, porphyrogenitus, it is preserved in one eleventh century manuscript, from which stem three sixteenth-century copies (one of which is not of the complete text). Meurs based his text on the copy made by Antony Eparchus in 1509, which had passed to the Bibliotheca Palatina at Heidelberg (and to the Vatican in 1623).De administrando imperio is a manual of statecraft addressed to the emperor’s son, Romanus. One ‘of the most important historical documents surviving from mediaeval Byzantium’, it includes a ‘comprehensive historical and geographical survey of most of the nations surrounding the empire, starting with the Saracens to the south-east, fetching a compass round the Mediterranean and Black Seas, and ending with the Armenian states on the eastern frontier . . . . The first-hand information comes mainly from Italy, from the Balkans and Steppes, and from Armenia. In Armenia the advance of the Roman arms and the retreat of the Saracens involved a complicated Roman diplomacy in the numerous and jealous principalities beyond the eastern frontier. In a divided and enfeebled Italy, during the interim between the empires of Charlemagne and Otto, Byzantium was for the last time in its history a strong military and diplomatic influence. The only hint of anxiety comes from the north, where the watchful eyes of the foreign ministry observed intently the even shifting kaleidoscope of the political scene, as Magyar and Slav, Russian and Pecheneg, Chazar and Alan made their complicated moves between the Caucasus and the Carpathians. There is no doubt that the De administrando imperio was a secret and confidential document. It tells too much about the principle of imperial foreign policy and diplomacy . . . to be safe for publication . . . . This confidential character of the book, confirmed, if confirmation be required, by its manuscript history and by the circumstances that later writers betray no knowledge of it, enhances its value. It is no partial document of propaganda, fudged up to impress domestic or foreign circles. Much of it is an honest appreciation of the contemporary political situation, compiled from information upon which the government based its day-to-day foreign policy. And, as such, it is unique’ (Moravcsik & Jenkins, eds, De administrando imperio pp. 11–14).‘The book is a sometimes brilliant treatise on the rituals of Byzantine statecraft, a statement of practical wisdom that would have warmed the heart of an Aristotle or a Cicero – and a discussion of the in and outs of politics, war, and diplomacy that would have impressed Thucydides . . . . Its maxims remained at the heart of Byzantine diplomacy, foreign policy, and conception of its being and purpose well into the final phases of the decline of the empire. It may therefore stand as the most mature work of political thought produced by the empire and it is significant that it is, primarily, a work on “international” politics’ (Brown, International relations in political thought pp. 99–100).Simoni C157; Willems 65.
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Sangallo the Elder, Antonio da, architect (1455-1535).
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N. p., 5. II. 1509. - Folio. 1 p. on double leaf. In passe-partout. Valuation of a house "rione di ponte dalla chiesa de fiorentini", owned by Madonna Margherita, widow of the late Lodovico Martelli. The church mentioned is probably S. Giovanni dei Fiorentini in Rome. As the two appraisers, Pietro Fravisano and Battista de Calvi, were unable to agree upon an estimate, Antonio da Sangallo was asked for an appraisal. He valued the house at 377 scudi and 42 barochi. - The architect and sculptor Antonio da Sangallo the Elder built the Roman church of S. Maria di Monserrato, a new and almost neo-classical type of hall church. He also created numerous secular buildings in his native Florence; with his nephew Francesco (known as "Margotta"), he erected the inner fortifications during the siege of 1529/30. - Insignificant foxing; blank fol. 2 mounted on cardboard. Of the utmost rarity: last sold at Geneva in 1956; no other records in German or international auctions.
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Horologium].
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Venedig, Zacharias Kallierges für Jacomo di Penzi, 23. VIII. 1509]. - 162 (statt 192) ungezählte Bll.; 14 der fehlenden in Fragmenten vorhanden (vollständige Kollation: A 2, alpha-psi 8, omega 6). Durchgehend in rot und schwarz gedruckt. Zeitgenössischer venezianischer Ziegenlederband über Holzdeckeln in Alla-Greca-Manier mit schlichter floraler und Streicheisen-Blindprägung an den Deckeln und 8 (von 10) Messingknöpfen. Kapitale mit grünem und rotem Bindfaden umstochen. Schließen fehlen. 8vo. Erste gedruckte Ausgabe des Horologions; zugleich "the first entirely Greek liturgical book" (Staikos). Einstmals prächtiges Werks der griechischen Liturgie, aus der Presse des wohl größten griechischen Druckers seiner Zeit, Zacharias Kallierges (geb. nicht nach 1473 in Rethymnon auf Kreta, gest. nach 1524). Die herrliche griechische Type, 1508 von Kallierges selbst geschnitten, ging später in den Besitz der Drucker Zanetti und Giunta über. "The designs of the initials and headpieces [.] are based on the illuminations in his manuscripts [.] The balance between the red of the decorative designs and the black of the letterpress [.] create[s] an exceedingly attractive overall effect with a distinctive style of its own. The headpieces, consisting of guilloches with ornamental cusps, are printed in red and in most cases extend across the full width of the text. The illuminated initials, though small, are distinctively calligraphic in style and are notable for their fine craftsmanship and simplicity" (Staikos). - "Wahrscheinlich angezogen von der großen kretischen Kolonie in Venedig, kam Kallierges mit 20 Jahren in die Lagunenstadt und gründete eine rein griechische Druckerei. Sein erster Druck war das [.] 1499 vollendete 'Etymologicum magnum Graecum' [.] Aber noch im Jahr 1500 verließ Kallierges Venedig und begab sich nach Padua, wo er seinen Lebensunterhalt als Kopist grischischer Handschriften verdiente; dort lernte er u. a. Erasmus von Rotterdam kennen. 1509 begegnen wir ihm wieder als Drucker liturgischer Werke in Venedig" (Lex. d. ges. Buchw. IV, 133). "This delightful book was the last product of Kallierges's second spell as a printer" (Staikos). "On remarque dans ce livre [.] l'absence de la marque de Callergi. Cette édition de l''Horologium' est d'une insigne rareté" (Legrand I, S. 96). Sogar die Existenz dieses Druckes wurde lange angezweifelt: "Nous nous rappelons avoir entendu feu Ambroise Didot exprimer des doutes sur l'existence de cet 'Horologium', dont un exemplaire était à vendre chez Quaritch, de Londres, en 1874, au prix peu élevé de 6 £ 10 sh." (ebd., S. CXXVIII f. Dabei handelte es sich übrigens um das Exemplar des Humanisten Willibald Pirckheimer, wie vorliegend im ursprünglichen venezianischen Einband - es gelangte offenbar hernach in die Bibliothek des Fürsten Mavrokordatos). "Ce livre, imprimé aux frais de Jacques Depenio, de Lecco, personnage qui ne nous est pas autrement conni, est précédé d'une preface, dans laquelle Callergi annonce qu'il se propose de publier plusierus autres livres liturgiques, tels que la 'Paraclitiki', les 'Ménées', le 'Triodium' et le 'Pentecostarium'. Ce projet n'eut probablement pas de suite, du moins on n'a pas encore signalé d'ouvrages pareils sortis des presses de Callergi. Il est probable que, comme Alde, il fut forcé, par la ligue de Cambrai, de fermer son imprimerie" (ebd., S. CXXIX). Jacomo de Penzi aus Lecco am Comer See war einer der letzten Inkunabeldrucker Venedigs. "Presumably Kallierges had to ask Penzi to back him because he had used up all his savings [.] The Horologion was the first book of its kind ever printed, namely an entirely Greek book intended exclusively for use in church services" (Staikos). - Der charakteristische Einbandstil "á la grecque" kam nach dem Fall Konstantinopels 1453 mit den Legionen griechischer Gelehrter in die Zentren westlicher (Druck-)Kultur, allen voran Florenz und Venedig. Seine Merkmale sind die hochstehenden Kapitale, der durch eingesägte Bünde erzielte glatte, runde Rücken und der mit den Deckelkanten bündige (ma [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Sugden, Alan and Edmondson, John
A History of English Wallpaper 1509 - 1914
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B.T. Batsford Ltd., London - (no date), first edition, hard cover, 281 pp., light to moderate foxing to most of text pages, else VG; plate pages are VG; includes 70 plates in colour and 190 illstns. in half-tone; color plates are tipped-in, binding tight, in dust jacket with a few short closed edge tears, in edge-worn and partly broken folding BOX [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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[Horologium]
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Venedig, Zacharias Kallierges für Jacomo di Penzi, 23. VIII 1509. 162 (statt 192) ungezählte Bll.; 14 der fehlenden in Fragmenten vorhanden (vollständige Kollation: A 2, alpha-psi 8, omega 6). Durchgehend in rot und schwarz gedruckt. Zeitgenössischer venezianischer Ziegenlederband über Holzdeckeln in Alla-Greca-Manier mit schlichter floraler und Streicheisen-Blindprägung an den Deckeln und 8 (von 10) Messingknöpfen. Kapitale mit grünem und rotem Bindfaden umstochen. Schließen fehlen. 8vo. Erste gedruckte Ausgabe des Horologions; zugleich "the first entirely Greek liturgical book" (Staikos). Einstmals prächtiges Werks der griechischen Liturgie, aus der Presse des wohl größten griechischen Druckers seiner Zeit, Zacharias Kallierges (geb. nicht nach 1473 in Rethymnon auf Kreta, gest. nach 1524). Die herrliche griechische Type, 1508 von Kallierges selbst geschnitten, ging später in den Besitz der Drucker Zanetti und Giunta über. "The designs of the initials and headpieces [...] are based on the illuminations in his manuscripts [...] The balance between the red of the decorative designs and the black of the letterpress [...] create[s] an exceedingly attractive overall effect with a distinctive style of its own. The headpieces, consisting of guilloches with ornamental cusps, are printed in red and in most cases extend across the full width of the text. The illuminated initials, though small, are distinctively calligraphic in style and are notable for their fine craftsmanship and simplicity" (Staikos). - "Wahrscheinlich angezogen von der großen kretischen Kolonie in Venedig, kam Kallierges mit 20 Jahren in die Lagunenstadt und gründete eine rein griechische Druckerei. Sein erster Druck war das [...] 1499 vollendete 'Etymologicum magnum Graecum' [...] Aber noch im Jahr 1500 verließ Kallierges Venedig und begab sich nach Padua, wo er seinen Lebensunterhalt als Kopist grischischer Handschriften verdiente; dort lernte er u. a. Erasmus von Rotterdam kennen. 1509 begegnen wir ihm wieder als Drucker liturgischer Werke in Venedig" (Lex. d. ges. Buchw. IV, 133). "This delightful book was the last product of Kallierges's second spell as a printer" (Staikos). "On remarque dans ce livre [...] l'absence de la marque de Callergi. Cette édition de l''Horologium' est d'une insigne rareté" (Legrand I, S. 96). Sogar die Existenz dieses Druckes wurde lange angezweifelt: "Nous nous rappelons avoir entendu feu Ambroise Didot exprimer des doutes sur l'existence de cet 'Horologium', dont un exemplaire était à vendre chez Quaritch, de Londres, en 1874, au prix peu élevé de 6 £ 10 sh." (ebd., S. CXXVIII f. Dabei handelte es sich übrigens um das Exemplar des Humanisten Willibald Pirckheimer, wie vorliegend im ursprünglichen venezianischen Einband - es gelangte offenbar hernach in die Bibliothek des Fürsten Mavrokordatos). "Ce livre, imprimé aux frais de Jacques Depenio, de Lecco, personnage qui ne nous est pas autrement conni, est précédé d'une preface, dans laquelle Callergi annonce qu'il se propose de publier plusierus autres livres liturgiques, tels que la 'Paraclitiki', les 'Ménées', le 'Triodium' et le 'Pentecostarium'. Ce projet n'eut probablement pas de suite, du moins on n'a pas encore signalé d'ouvrages pareils sortis des presses de Callergi. Il est probable que, comme Alde, il fut forcé, par la ligue de Cambrai, de fermer son imprimerie" (ebd., S. CXXIX). Jacomo de Penzi aus Lecco am Comer See war einer der letzten Inkunabeldrucker Venedigs. "Presumably Kallierges had to ask Penzi to back him because he had used up all his savings [...] The Horologion was the first book of its kind ever printed, namely an entirely Greek book intended exclusively for use in church services" (Staikos). - Der charakteristische Einbandstil "á la grecque" kam nach dem Fall Konstantinopels 1453 mit den Legionen griechischer Gelehrter in die Zentren westlicher (Druck-)Kultur, allen voran Florenz und Venedig. Seine Merkmale sind die hochstehenden Kapitale, der durch eingesägte Bünde erzielte glatte, runde Rücken und der mit den Deckelkanten bündige (manchmal sogar vorstehende) Vorderschnitt (vgl. z. B. Geldner, Bucheinbände aus 11 Jhdtn., Abb. 53, 67 u. 69, sowie v. Arnim, Kat. Otto Schäfer, Nr. 42). Das Papier gebräunt und teils stärker fingerfleckig. Es fehlen vollständig: der (zweiseitige) Titel (Bl. A 1), die Lage kappa, die Bll. lambda 1+8, my 1+8, ny 1+8, ypsilon 4+5, omega 6 (recto Kolophon, verso vacat). Nur in (teils schmalen) Fragmenten erhalten sind darüber hinaus die Bll. A 2 (die bei Legrand vollständig abgedruckte "curieuse préface"), alpha 1-4, eta 8, zeta 1+2, theta 1 (bloß der unbedruckte Innenrand), omega 4+5. Die Lagen zeta und eta sowie chi und psi gegeneinander verbunden. Im Faksimile liegen bei Bl. A 1r und omega 6r (Titel/Kolophon). Der schöne Einband an den Kapitalen lädiert; Kapitalbänder defekt; Leder am Rücken gesprungen; am etwas beriebenen Hinterdeckel fehlen zwei der fünf Messingknöpfe. Durchgehend mit zeitgenössischen Marginalien und Innendeckelnotizen in zumeist griechischer, teils aber auch arabischer Hand (osmanisches Türkisch). - Legrand, Bibliographie Hellénique I, Nr. 36. Edit 16, CNCE 12027. Staikos, Charta of Greek Printing. Köln 1998, S. 410ff. und 441 (und die Nachw. bei Fußn. 72).
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J. Mordaunt Crook
Brasenose: the Biography of an Oxford College
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OUP Oxford. New in new dust jacket. Brasenose College was founded in 1509 by a Bishop (William Smith) and a lawyer (Richard Sutton). Both came from the North West of England, and the college has always been proud of its links with Lancashire and Cheshire. But over the centuries Brasenose or 'B.N.C. ' as it is usually known has expanded its reputation worldwide. This is the first full-scale history of Brasenose, timed to coincide with its Quincentenary. The setting is broad: it relates the college to the university, and the university to the wider world of politics. Using archives, letters and diaries, it aims to recreate something of the variety and texture of academic life over a period of five centuries: the learning, the...
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Kouzes, James M. / Posner, Barry Z.
Legacy The Leadership Challenge 20th Anniversary DVD Collection
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Wiley & Sons - Kouzes, James M. / Posner, Barry Z. Legacy The Leadership Challenge 20th Anniversary DVD Collection (Wiley, J) ISBN: 978-0-7879-8783-1 31,2 x 23,6 cm Kouzes, James M. / Posner, Barry Z. Legacy The Leadership Challenge 20th Anniversary DVD Collection Verlag : Wiley, J ISBN : 978-0-7879-8783-1 Preisinfo : 955,00 Eur[D] UVP / 1509,00 CHF UVP Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : 31,2 x 23,6 cm Erschienen : 1. Auflage 18.09.2007 Gewicht : 2277 g verwandte Themen : Führung 955,00 Eur[D] UVP The Leadership Challenge 20th Anniversary DVD Collection is a comprehensive anthology of the Kouzes and Posner training videos. The videos include case studies from organizations as varied as FedEx and Stanford University; from Sinai-Grace Hospital in Detroit, MI, to Honeywell Aviation in Phoenix, AZ; from Sunnydale Community Services, a non-profit agency, to Consumers Energy, a gas and utility company. The video package includes more than two and 1/2 hours of footage as well as a Leader's Guide and instructions for using the collection in a leadership development program. James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner are the coauthors of The Leadership Challenge, fourth edition, A Leader's Legacy, Credibility, Encouraging the Heart, and The Leadership Challenge Workbook. They also developed the highly-acclaimed Leadership Practices Inventory (LPI) and LPI Online, 360-degree assessment tools based on the Five Practices. James M. Kouzes is Dean's Executive Professor of Leadership, Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University. Barry Z. Posner is Dean of the Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University.
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Albuquerque: Caesar of the East (Hispanic Classics Series)
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Aris & Phillips. New 0856684872 Of all the remarkable people who first opened up the rest of the world to the Europeans Columbus, Magellan, Vasco da Gama, Pizarro and Cortes Afonso de Albuquerque, governor of Portuguese India from 1509 to 1515, was one of the most astonishing. He was a commander of bold strategic conceptions, a far-sighted administrator and in addition a talented writer, whose dispatches to King Manuel contain a wealth of spontaneous narrative, description and pungent comment. Caesar of the East is a specially edited anthology, based on the original Portuguese texts, of selections from these dispatches, or Cartas, and from the Comentários (Commentaries) written by Albuquerque's son, also called Afonso, about his father's career, with new English translations of both. In the introduction Dr Villiers evaluates the part that Albuquerque played in the foundation of the Portuguese empire in Asia, and Dr Earle provides a literary analysis of the contrasting styles of the Cartas and the Comentários, where the father's informality and spontaneity contrast fascinatingly with his son's carefully contrived and highly literary narrative. Historical and geographical notes help the reader to understand the text. 320p, 19 illus (Aris & Phillips 1990). 9780856684876. Hardback.
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BORGHI PIETRO
Libro de Abacho
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Venetia Inizio Secolo XVI. [500 Fig. Aritmetica commerciale] (cm.15,5) solida mz. pergamena con angoli del XIX secolo. -cc.72 non numerate (di ?) sono tutti duerni segnati da B a T maiuscolo compresi (B-T4). purtoppo manca all'inizio il registro A e le ultime carte, la prima carta presente segnata B1 ha il testo entro bordura xilografica. Non ci è stato possibile identificare l'edizione che però è sicuramente dei primi anni del 500. Opera celebre apprsa nel 1509 molte volte ristampata e utilizzata per circa un secolo, gli esemplari completi superstiti sono molto rari. E' un trattato di aritmetica pratica con formule, diagrammi, e varie incisioni in xilografia usato per la soluzione di problemi economici e commerciali ed anche per l'insegnamento della matematica. Inoltre è il primo trattato di aritmetica in lingua italiana dopo l'Abbaco di Treviso del 1478. Alcuni aloni, macchiette e lievi tracce di polvere alla prima e ultima carta ma esemplare fresco e nitido ben accettabile per la sua rarità. per confronti con le varie edizioni cfr: Riccardi, Adams, Kress, De Morgan "Arithmetcal Books", Van Egmond "Practical Mathematics" Choix, Smith "Rara arithmetica", Sotheran ecc...
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Hayward, Maria
Dress at the Court of King Henry VIII: The Wardrobe Book of the Wardrobe of the Robes Prepared By James Wrosley In December 1516, edited from Harley MS ... Prepared On 1
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Maney Publishing. Hardcover. 1904350704 Henry VIII used his wardrobe, and that of his family and household, as a way of expressing his wealth and magnificence. This book encompasses the first detailed study of male and female dress worn at the court of Henry VIII (1509-47) and covers the dress of the king and his immediate family, the royal household and the broader court circle. Henry VIII's wardrobe is set in context by a study of Henry VII's clothes, court and household. As none of Henry VIII's clothes survive, evidence is drawn primarily from the great wardrobe accounts, wardrobe warrants, and inventories, and is interpreted using evidence from narrative sources, paintings, drawings and a small selection of contemporary garments, mainly from European collections. Key areas for consideration include the king's personal wardrobe, how Henry VIII's queens used their clothes to define their status, the textiles provided for the pattern of royal coronations, marriages and funerals and the role of the great wardrobe, wardrobe of the robes and laundry. In addition there is information on the cut and construction of garments, materials and colours, dress given as gifts, the function of livery and the hierarchy of dress within the royal household, and the network of craftsmen working for the court. The text is accompanied by full transcripts of James Worsley's wardrobe books of 1516 and 1521 which provide a brief glimpse of the king's clothes. 476p, ca 172 b/w and 25 color illus. (Maney Publishing 2007). 9781904350705. Hardback . New. 2007-01-01.
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Lactantius Firmianus: [Chrysostom, John: ] [Valla, Lorenzo: ] [Philippus: ] [Tertullian: ] (Parrasio, Aulo Giano, Ed. : )
[...] Opera [...] Joan. Chry. De Eucha. Quandam Expositionem, Et in Eadem Materiam Lau. Vall. Sermonem [...] Phi. Adhortationem Ad Theodo. Et Adversus Gentes. Tertul. Apologetico
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) [...] Venetiis [Venice], mira arte et diligentia Ioannis de Tridino, 1509. First edition thus. Folio, 194 leaves ([i] CLIII ?CLX' ?CLXIIII' CLV-CLIX XXII [xi]). With index bound at end. Second leaf with running title and large woodcut ornamental initial in red. Title-page with words in two sizes of type-face and woodcut vignette of John the Baptist. Title-page rehinged. Bound in contemporary limp vellum, some wear and tear, large part of the spine renewed. Cased in a box of yellow cloth, green morocco gilt label. Post-incunable edition of a collection mostly of early Christian writings, containing the first edition of Lactantius (c.240-c.320) by the literary scholar Aulo Giano Parrasio (1490-1534). Parrasio's version was used for the Aldine edition of Lactantius (1515), and was reprinted a number of times subsequently in the sixteenth century. CNCE 34788. Graesse IV 66. Not in Adams or Schweiger. For collation, see the online description of the British Library copy (480.f.18).
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(Honorius Augustodunenisis):
Elucidarius dialogicus theologie tripertitus: infinitarum questionum resolituus. Vade mecum. (Bl. XXXIIII): Nürnberg, (Weissenburger), 1509. 34 num. Bll., 4 nn. Bll. (Register) mit einem fast blattgroßen Titelholzschnitt. Mod. Schweinsleder mit Deckelbezügen aus altem Manuskript-Pgmt. (fleckig).
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. . Erste Ausgabe bei Weissenburger in Nürnberg. - VD 16, H 4764. STC 266. - Das Elucidarium, ein im Mittelalter weit verbreitetes Handbuch des Glaubenswissens, diente der Vermittlung theologischen Wissens sowohl an den Klerus als auch an ein interessiertes Laienpublikum. Honorius Augustodunensis wollte mit dem Elucidarium den Mitbrüdern im Kloster Hilfestellung bei dogmatischen Fragen leisten; auch konnte der Geistliche in diesem Handbuch Material für seine praktische Tätigkeit finden: so diente das Elucidarium beispielsweise als Fundgrube für die einfache Predigt vor einem Laienpublikum. - Der schöne Titelholzschnitt von Wolf Traut, in der Mitte das Christkind auf einem Kissen sitzend mit den Marterwerkzeugen, in den vier Ecken Medaillons mit den vier Evangelisten, ist hier erstmals verwendet. - Kollation: A - F6, G4. - Ränder durchgehend wasserrandig. Etw. gebräunt, stellenweise etw. fleckig.
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Albuquerque: Caesar of the East
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Aris & Phillips. Hardcover. 0856684872 Of all the remarkable people who first opened up the rest of the world to the Europeans Columbus, Magellan, Vasco da Gama, Pizarro and Cortes Afonso de Albuquerque, governor of Portuguese India from 1509 to 1515, was one of the most astonishing. He was a commander of bold strategic conceptions, a far-sighted administrator and in addition a talented writer, whose dispatches to King Manuel contain a wealth of spontaneous narrative, description and pungent comment. Caesar of the East is a specially edited anthology, based on the original Portuguese texts, of selections from these dispatches, or Cartas, and from the Comentários (Commentaries) written by Albuquerque's son, also called Afonso, about his father's career, with new English translations of both. In the introduction Dr Villiers evaluates the part that Albuquerque played in the foundation of the Portuguese empire in Asia, and Dr Earle provides a literary analysis of the contrasting styles of the Cartas and the Comentários, where the father's informality and spontaneity contrast fascinatingly with his son's carefully contrived and highly literary narrative. Historical and geographical notes help the reader to understand the text. 320p, 19 illus (Aris & Phillips 1990). 9780856684876. Hardback . New. 1990-01-01.
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Probus, M. Valerius
De interpretandis romanoru(m) litteris opusculum.
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Iacobus Mazochius, Romae 1509 - 20 cc.nn. Per i più antichi P. s'interessò particolarmente di lingua, sulla quale lasciò agli eruditi posteriori una maniera di osservazioni preziose; ma, sempre per essi, dovettero altresi imporglisi questioni di critica testuale, di cui fu maestro ai Romani. Edizioni vere e proprie di lui ci sono esplicitamente attestate per Lucrezio, Virgilio e Orazio; certa si può dire anche l'edizione di Terenzio e di Persio; congetture furono fatte altresi per Plauto e Sallustio. In questa attività, che gli è caratteristica, P. si valse dei segni critici e dei metodi della filologia alessandrina. La sua autorità fu tale, che gli furono dipoi attribuite varie opere pervenute fino anoi, le quali o non sono apertamente di lui o con lui hanno rapporti assai discutibili. Scuola vera e propria non ne tenne; raccolse intorno a sé amici e seguaci, a conversar con loro scientificamente. - Con leggere fioriture. [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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Denyse ou Denisse Nicolas
Tractatus super quattuor novissima.
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Francoys Regnaut, Paris 1509 - Denyse ou Denisse Nicolas ( - 1509) ~ Tractatus super quattuor novissima. ~ Paris, Francoys Regnaut, 1509 ~ Post-incunable ~ In-12, relié en cuir, reliure dans un style gothique avec des incrustations de dorures et fleurs de lys, dos à nerfs avec la date 1509, exemplaire réglé à l'encre brune, impression gothique sur 2 colonnes, Nicolas Denyse ou Denisse, était prédicateur de l'ordre des cordeliers au couvent de Valognes, puis à celui de Rouen, où il mourut le 18 mai 1509. Il était né à Beuzeville, dans le diocèse de Coutances, vers le milieu du XVe siècle. Ce religieux a composé plusieurs ouvrages de théologie, pour la plupart, sont aujourd'hui très-rares. (Ed. Frère, Manuel du bibliographe normand, I, 338). Post-incunable, ex-libris du roi Charles X, duc de Berry, avec les armes de France à la bordure engrêlée de gueules et les angelots [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Lactantius Firmianus: [Chrysostom, John:] [Valla, Lorenzo:] [Philippus:] [Tertullian:] (Parrasio, Aulo Giano, ed.:)
Opera [.] Joan. Chry. De Eucha. quandam expositionem, et in eadem materiam Lau. Vall. sermonem [.] Phi. Adhortationem ad Theodo. et adversus gentes. Tertul. Apologetico.
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(sig. V2v:) [.] Venetiis [Venice], mira arte et diligentia Ioannis de Tridino cognomento Tacuini [.] 9 Nov. 1509. (dedication on verso of title-page dated 1510). - First edition thus. Folio, 194 leaves ([i] CLIII ‘CLX’ ‘CLXIIII’ CLV-CLIX XXII [xi]). With index bound at end. Second leaf with running title and large woodcut ornamental initial in red. Title-page with words in two sizes of type-face and woodcut vignette of John the Baptist. Title-page rehinged. Bound in contemporary limp vellum, some wear and tear, large part of the spine renewed. Cased in a box of yellow cloth, green morocco gilt label. Post-incunable edition of a collection mostly of early Christian writings, containing the first edition of Lactantius (c.240-c.320) by the literary scholar Aulo Giano Parrasio (1490-1534). Parrasio’s version was used for the Aldine edition of Lactantius (1515), and was reprinted a number of times subsequently in the sixteenth century. CNCE 34788. Graesse IV 66. Not in Adams or Schweiger. For collation, see the online description of the British Library copy (480.f.18). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Leaf Book (Brant's Ship of Fools, 1509), Brant (Sebastian)
AN ORIGINAL LEAF FROM THE FIRST EDITION OF ALEXANDER BARCLAY'S ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF
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SEBASTIAN BRANT'S "SHIP OF FOOLS", printed by Richard Pynson in 1509. With an essay by James D. Hart. Pp. [iv]+16(last blank), printed in red & black, 15 coloured marginal illustrations, one decorative red initial, plus the original leaf tipped-in after the title page within a red rule border; med. 4to; qr. cloth, paper title label printed in red on spine, dark grey papered boards decorated in black; uncut; a little light offsetting; printed for David Magee by The Grabhorn Press, San Francisco, 1938. Edition limited to 260 copies; this one of 145 copies in which the leaf shows Pynson's black letter and roman types. Hamel 75; Heller & Magee 300. *The marginal illustrations are from the wooducts in the Pynson 1509 edition of the Ship of Fools. Originally published at Basel in 1494, Sebastian Brant's famous poem was quickly translated into Latin, Dutch, and French. In 1509 the first two English editions were published: a prose version by Henry Watson, printed by Wynkyn de Worde; and Alexander Barclay's poetic translation, printed by Richard Pynson in the roman type which he had just introduced into England. The original leaf, folio CLXXXI, is slightly soiled and foxed, with a small fore-edge damp stain. The recto is in roman type, the verso black letter.
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Sangallo the Elder, Antonio da, architect (1455-1535).
Autograph document signed.
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N. p., 5. II. 1509. - Folio. 1 p. on double leaf. In passe-partout. Valuation of a house "rione di ponte dalla chiesa de fiorentini", owned by Madonna Margherita, widow of the late Lodovico Martelli. The church mentioned is probably S. Giovanni dei Fiorentini in Rome. As the two appraisers, Pietro Fravisano and Battista de Calvi, were unable to agree upon an estimate, Antonio da Sangallo was asked for an appraisal. He valued the house at 377 scudi and 42 barochi. - The architect and sculptor Antonio da Sangallo the Elder built the Roman church of S. Maria di Monserrato, a new and almost neo-classical type of hall church. He also created numerous secular buildings in his native Florence; with his nephew Francesco (known as "Margotta"), he erected the inner fortifications during the siege of 1529/30. - Insignificant foxing; blank fol. 2 mounted on cardboard. Of the utmost rarity: last sold at Geneva in 1956; no other records in German or international auctions.
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BEDA Venerabilis, santo.
Venerabilis Bedae presbyte-/ri de temporibus sive de / sex aetatibus huius / seculi Liber / Incipit. / P. Victoris De Regioni-/bus Urbis Rome Li-/bellus Aureus./
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(In fine:) Impressum Vene. p Ioan. de Tridino alias Tacuino anno domini 1509 die. viii. Mai. In 4 (cm. 18,5x13,5), cc.nn. 50 (segn. A-L4, M6), ll. 28, iniz. ornate, leg. perg. Picc. fori di tarlo, qq. restauro, margine super. accorciato, lieve gora in alcune carte. Timbretti di appartenenza al front. BMC, 77. Adams, I, n. 450 cita ediz. del 28 maggio 1505 dello stesso tipografo. L' A. (672-735), monaco ed erudito anglosassone, ebbe grande fama nel Medioevo: Dante lo pone tra i saggi del cielo del sole (Parad., X, 131). Scrisse libri di commentarii alla Sacra Scrittura, opuscoli di retorica e grammatica, opere cosmografiche e cronologiche tra cui "De ratione temporum" contenente la continuazione fino al 1063 dei calcoli del ciclo pasquale fa - Cum privilegio.
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Maria Hayward
Dress at the Court of King Henry VIII
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David Brown. New Henry VIII used his wardrobe, and that of his family and household, as a way of expressing his wealth and magnificence. This book encompasses the first detailed study of male and female dress worn at the court of Henry VIII (1509-47) and covers the dress of the king and his immediate family, the royal household and the broader court circle. As none of Henry VIII's clothes survive, evidence is drawn primarily from the great wardrobe accounts, wardrobe warrants, and inventories, and is interpreted using evidence from narrative sources, paintings, drawings and a small selection of contemporary garments, mainly from European collections. Key areas for consideration include the king's personal wardrobe, how Henry VIII's queens used their clothes to define their status, the textiles provided for the pattern of royal coronations, marriages and funerals and the role of the great wardrobe. In addition there is information on the cut and construction of garments, materials and colors, dress given as gifts, the function of livery and the hierarchy of dress within the royal household. ISBN10: 1905981414.
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Leaf Book (Brant's Ship of Fools, 1509), Brant (Sebastian)
AN ORIGINAL LEAF FROM THE FIRST EDITION OF ALEXANDER BARCLAY'S ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF
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SEBASTIAN BRANT'S "SHIP OF FOOLS", printed by Richard Pynson in 1509. With an essay by James D. Hart. Pp. [iv]+16(last blank), printed in red & black, 15 coloured marginal illustrations, one decorative red initial, plus the original leaf tipped-in after the title page within a red rule border; med. 4to; qr. cloth, paper title label printed in red on spine, dark grey papered boards decorated in black; uncut; a little light offsetting; printed for David Magee by The Grabhorn Press, San Francisco, 1938. Edition limited to 260 copies; this one of 145 copies in which the leaf shows Pynson's black letter and roman types. Hamel 75; Heller & Magee 300. *The marginal illustrations are from the wooducts in the Pynson 1509 edition of the Ship of Fools. Originally published at Basel in 1494, Sebastian Brant's famous poem was quickly translated into Latin, Dutch, and French. In 1509 the first two English editions were published: a prose version by Henry Watson, printed by Wynkyn de Worde; and Alexander Barclay's poetic translation, printed by Richard Pynson in the roman type which he had just introduced into England. The original leaf, folio CLXXXI, is slightly soiled and foxed, with a small fore-edge damp stain. The recto is in roman type, the verso black letter.
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DIGESTUM VETUS: Vulgata-Ausgabe,
Quinquaginta librorum Pandectarum primus tomus: XXIIII libros continens.
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Paris, sumptibus et impensis Joannis Bonhomme, Joannes Petit et Tielemanni Kerver, 1509, 26. November. - Casus breves variorum Doctorum textum enucleantes. Annotatiunculas paucas in marginibus positas. Mit einer Einleitung von Prof. Dr. Rolf KNÜTEL, University at Bonn. Quart. (VICO-Nachdruck, Frankfurt am Main 2006). Titelblatt mit Druckersignet, (8), 1.158, (10) S. Halbleinen (Half-linen) Im Mittelalter bestimmten zwei Lesearten der Digesten die europäische Juristenwelt: die littera vulgata und die littera Florentina. Die Littera Florentina, basierend auf dem Codex Florentinus, der bis 1406 in Pisa verwahrt worden ist, wurde schließlich 1553 in einem Prachtdruck in Florenz ediert: Editio Taurelliana (Vico-3). Für den Digestentext der Bologneser Rechtsschule prägten die Juristen den bis heute üblichen Namen littera vulgata oder littera Bononiensis. Schon Schüler des Irnerius haben beide Lesearten miteinander verglichen und Textvarianten beigefügt. Anfang des 13. Jahrhunderts war die littera vulgata fixiert, das Interesse an Varianten erloschen. Die littera vulgata weicht von der heute maßgeblichen, meist der littera Florentina folgenden Rezension Mommsens erheblich ab. Mommsen hat die codices vulgati grundsätzlich nicht verglichen. Die littera vulgata fand auch Eingang in die ersten gedruckten Ausgaben des corpus iuris civilis. Insoweit spiegelt die Pariser Ausgabe die Digestenform, wie sie die mittelalterlichen Juristen benutzt haben. Der Druck ist aufwendig in der rubrifizierten Form übernommen, durchgehend im prächtigen Rot-Schwarz-Druck, eine auch bibliophile Kostbarkeit. An wesentlichen und wichtigen Ausgaben des Corpus iuris civilis, insbesondere der Digesten weist das Verlagsprogramm Ius Commune folgende Ausgaben auf: Die Digestenausgabe von Gregor Haloander, Nürnberg 1529 (vico-6); die von Andreas Alciat betreute Basel 1541 (Vico-16); die Gothofredus-Ausgabe mit den Noten (Publikation ist für das Jahr 2006 vorgesehen) und schließlich die Gebauer-Spangenberg-Ausgabe von 1776. In the Middle Ages two readings of the Digest dominated European jurist circles: the littera vulgata and the littera Florentina. The Littera Florentina, based on the Codex Florentinus, which was held in Pisa until 1406, was finally edited in a luxury edition in Florence in 1553: Editio Taurelliana (Vico-3). For the digest text of the Bolognese law school jurists coined the name that is still widely used littera vulgata or littera Bononiensis. Even students of Irnerius compared the two readings with each other, adding text variants. At the beginning of the 13th century the littera vulgata became fixed, interest in variants lapsed. The littera vulgata differs considerably from now the definitive edition by Mommsens that mostly follows the littera Florentina. Mommsen did not compare the codices vulgati at all. The littera vulgata also found its way into the first printed editions of the corpus iuris civilis. In that sense, the Paris edition reflects the digest form as used by mediaeval jurists. The print is in elaborate rubric form, with glorious red/black printing throughout, a bibliophile gem in its own right. By way of major and important editions of the Corpus iuris civilis, in particular of the Digest, the program includes the following editions: [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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DIGESTUM VETUS: Vulgata-Ausgabe,
Quinquaginta librorum Pandectarum primus tomus: XXIIII libros continens.
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Paris, sumptibus et impensis Joannis Bonhomme, Joannes Petit et Tielemanni Kerver, 1509, 26. November. - Casus breves variorum Doctorum textum enucleantes. Annotatiunculas paucas in marginibus positas. Mit einer Einleitung von Prof. Dr. Rolf KNÜTEL, University at Bonn. Quart. (VICO-Nachdruck, Frankfurt am Main 2006). Titelblatt mit Druckersignet, (8), 1.158, (10) S. Halbleinen (Half-linen) Im Mittelalter bestimmten zwei Lesearten der Digesten die europäische Juristenwelt: die littera vulgata und die littera Florentina. Die Littera Florentina, basierend auf dem Codex Florentinus, der bis 1406 in Pisa verwahrt worden ist, wurde schließlich 1553 in einem Prachtdruck in Florenz ediert: Editio Taurelliana (Vico-3). Für den Digestentext der Bologneser Rechtsschule prägten die Juristen den bis heute üblichen Namen littera vulgata oder littera Bononiensis. Schon Schüler des Irnerius haben beide Lesearten miteinander verglichen und Textvarianten beigefügt. Anfang des 13. Jahrhunderts war die littera vulgata fixiert, das Interesse an Varianten erloschen. Die littera vulgata weicht von der heute maßgeblichen, meist der littera Florentina folgenden Rezension Mommsens erheblich ab. Mommsen hat die codices vulgati grundsätzlich nicht verglichen. Die littera vulgata fand auch Eingang in die ersten gedruckten Ausgaben des corpus iuris civilis. Insoweit spiegelt die Pariser Ausgabe die Digestenform, wie sie die mittelalterlichen Juristen benutzt haben. Der Druck ist aufwendig in der rubrifizierten Form übernommen, durchgehend im prächtigen Rot-Schwarz-Druck, eine auch bibliophile Kostbarkeit. An wesentlichen und wichtigen Ausgaben des Corpus iuris civilis, insbesondere der Digesten weist das Verlagsprogramm Ius Commune folgende Ausgaben auf: Die Digestenausgabe von Gregor Haloander, Nürnberg 1529 (vico-6); die von Andreas Alciat betreute Basel 1541 (Vico-16); die Gothofredus-Ausgabe mit den Noten (Publikation ist für das Jahr 2006 vorgesehen) und schließlich die Gebauer-Spangenberg-Ausgabe von 1776. In the Middle Ages two readings of the Digest dominated European jurist circles: the littera vulgata and the littera Florentina. The Littera Florentina, based on the Codex Florentinus, which was held in Pisa until 1406, was finally edited in a luxury edition in Florence in 1553: Editio Taurelliana (Vico-3). For the digest text of the Bolognese law school jurists coined the name that is still widely used littera vulgata or littera Bononiensis. Even students of Irnerius compared the two readings with each other, adding text variants. At the beginning of the 13th century the littera vulgata became fixed, interest in variants lapsed. The littera vulgata differs considerably from now the definitive edition by Mommsens that mostly follows the littera Florentina. Mommsen did not compare the codices vulgati at all. The littera vulgata also found its way into the first printed editions of the corpus iuris civilis. In that sense, the Paris edition reflects the digest form as used by mediaeval jurists. The print is in elaborate rubric form, with glorious red/black printing throughout, a bibliophile gem in its own right. By way of major and important editions of the Corpus iuris civilis, in particular of the Digest, the program includes the following editions: [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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FREGOSO (Gianbattista).
De Dictis Factisque Memorabilibus collectanea: a Camillo Gilino latina facta.
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(A la fin:) Milan, Giacomo Ferrari, 22 Juin 1509. - in-folio. 326ff. Parchemin ancien. Edition Originale. Gianbattista Fregoso (1453-1504), d'une illustre famille italienne, fut doge de Gênes en 1473. C'était un fin lettré qui a laissé diverses ?uvres littéraires. Cet ouvrage est une sorte d'encyclopédie où Fregoso recense des faits, des inventions et des événements remarquables (invention de l'imprimerie, découverte de l'Amérique par Colomb, etc.). Ce caractère encyclopédique est sans doute ce qui lui avait valu d'être utilisé dans l'enseignement à Milan au début du XVI siècle: " due opere elaborate in ambienti laici, il "Liber de doctrina dicendi et tacendi' di Albertano da Brescia e il 'De dictis factisque memorabilibus' di Battista Fregoso, sembrano piu specificamente rivolti a quei confratelli di S. Corona che rientravono fra i nuovi operatori culturali laici dell'epoca, portatori di un sapere legato indissolubilimente con la vita civile, maturato nel campo dell'urbanistica, delle pretiche amministrative, dei consigli giuridici, della sanità pubblica, delle techniche economiche" (Marina Gazzini, "Scuola, libri et cultura nelle confraternita milanesi fra tardo medioevo e prima éta moderna" in : Scrineum 3). Angle de 3 feuillets réparé loin du texte, traces de cachets anciens, quelques mouillures. Dos de la reliure restauré. Bon exemplaire grand de marges, tiré sur papier fort. Brunet, II, 1421: "Ouvrage estimé et peu commun". Hoeffer, 765: "Très recherchée". Cf. Formisano, "Italian Reports on America, 1493-1522". Adams F1148. Sabin 26140. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Graefe, Albrecht v.:
Archiv für Ophthalmologie. Bd. 1 - 18. Vollständige Anfangsserie, Vol. 1 - 18 in 20 Oktavbänden. - Berlin, 1854 - 1872, 8°, ca. 11.800 pp., 140 Taf. und zahlreiche Illustrationen im Text.
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. *Mit der Herausgabe des "Archives für Ophthalmologie" stellte sich der erst 26-jährige v. Graefe an die Spitze aller damals wirkenden Augenärzte. Das 1. Heft enthält aus seiner Feder allein 3 große Arbeiten: Schiefe Augenmuskeln, Doppeltsehen und Bindehautentzündung. In der 2. Abteilung des 1. Bandes erscheint dann der berühmte Aufsatz von Helmholtz über die Akkommodation des Auges. Graefe selbst hat bis zu seinem frühen Tode 16 Bände mit redigiert und dabei ca 2.500 Druckseiten geliefert. Seine Hauptleistung aber, die ihm für alle Zeiten Weltruhm eintrug, ist die Einführung der Iridektomie zur Heilung des Glaukoms (3., 4. u. 8. Bd. des Archives). Albrecht von Graefe hat in den ersten Bänden des Archives sein Lebenswerk niedergelegt. Durch die Aufnahme zahlreicher Arbeiten seiner Schüler kann man die ersten 18 Bände des Archivs auch als das "LEHRBUCH DER GRAEFE-SCHULE" bezeichnen. Der 1.Band des Archives erschien bei Jeanrenaud in Berlin. Die weiteren Bände bei Hermann Peters, v.Graefes treuem Freund. See Garrison & Morton No.: Graefe - 4536, 5871, 5872, 5873, 5888, 5882, 5886, 5897 and 5898; Helmholtz - 1509; Liebreich - 5877; Leber - 5906. cf. Sorsby, 55 & 62. B. Chance, 65 & 66. Arrington 104. Garrison 608. Brit. Optical Ass. Libr. Cat., vol. III, pp. 81 - 88..
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Hieronimus de Villa Vitis
Rationale divinorum officiorum guilhelmi minatensis ecclesie episcopi.
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Heinrich Gran Hagenau 1509 In-4, 232 folios. Manque la page de titre A1. Reliure germanique estampée en à froid en veau fauve à motifs de caissons et roulettes en encadrement d'une composition ornementale à base de fleurons et petits fers. Super libros estampé sur le plat supérieur en lettres gothiques " Gandale divino ". Le plat inférieur est orné d'un rectangle séparé par des diagonales empli de fleurons, roulettes extérieures. Quelques manques sur les plats et en coiffe. Impression sur 2 colonnes en gothique de forme, large de marges, annotations anciennes du XVIè au XVIIIè s. Sur le 1er contre-plat a été collé un bifolium, sorte d'almanach imprimé en rouge et noir, encadré de colonnades stylisées, imprimé à Cracovie par Mathiam Sharffenberg. Le contre-plat inférieur et le dernier feuillet blanc ont été utilisés pour dresser un tableau des fêtes mobiles. La dernière partie concerne le calendrier et le calcul des fêtes mobiles, un lecteur l'a continué en traçant une table permettant ces calculs. Un bel exemple de reliure germanique sur ce texte imprimé par l'introducteur de l'imprimerie dans la ville de Hagenau : Heinrich Gran. Son premier livre y fut imprimé le 31 août 1501 ; il cessa son activité, semble-t-il, en 1521. Probablement originaire de Strasbourg, d'où il importa plusieurs polices de caractère, il imprimera pour plusieurs libraires comme Rinmann et Knoblouch. Edition inconnue à Proctor.
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HERBARIUS LATINUS).
Tractatus de Virtutibus Herbarum. (colophon:)
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- Venice, Joannes Rubeus and Bernardinus Vercellensis, March 15 1509. 4to (210 x 150 mm), ff. (4), 150, (18, including terminal blank), with 150 woodcuts in the text; title torn with lower margin renewed at an early date, not affecting text, first gathering and final blank strengthened at inner margin, some occasional minor stains and finger soiling, some early annotations, generally a very good copy in eighteenth-century Italian vellum, a little worming to spine. This is the third edition of the 'Herbarius Latinus' printed in Venice, and the fourth printed in Italy. With two exceptions, these are the blocks cut for the 1491 Vicenza edition, which were transferred to Venice and used by Simone Bevilacqua for his 1499 edition; two of the blocks are copies of the originals, with one reversed. The blocks were used again for the 1502 Giunta edition, which the above is a page-for-page reprint of. The preface attributes the work to Arnoldus de Villanova, as does the 1502 edition, which was copying an error in the text of the 1499. Despite the fact that the 'Herbarius' originated in Germany, it 'sold as well in Italy, as it did in Germany, if not better. There its second section may have contributed to its success, for it was concerned with materials of medicine that were commonly available in the shops of apothecaries and spice merchants. The second section has 96 chapters, though many of them are very brief. They deal with the following: laxatives; aromatics, fruits, seed, and plants of garden and orchard; gums and resins; salts; minerals and stones; and a variety of animals and their products, such as goose-grease, cheese, honey, and ivory''(Anderson, An illustrated history of the herbals p. 86). The Italian woodcuts are based on the German'Herbarius' cuts 'but all are newly designed, being finer in execution and the lines more delicate, and for the greater part quite different' (Klebs). Nissen considered them more delicate and Arber 'more ambitious. and, on the whole. more naturalistic' (Herbals p. 192). Adams H298; Durling 2268; Klebs, Early Herbals, 13; Johnston, The Cleveland herbal, botanical, and horticultutal collections, 25.
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BEDA Venerabilis, santo.
Venerabilis Bedae presbyte-/ri de temporibus sive de / sex aetatibus huius / seculi Liber / Incipit. / P. Victoris De Regioni-/bus Urbis Rome Li-/bellus Aureus./
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(In fine:) Impressum Vene. p Ioan. de Tridino alias Tacuino anno domini 1509 die. viii. Mai. In 4 (cm. 18,5x13,5), cc.nn. 50 (segn. A-L4, M6), ll. 28, iniz. ornate, leg. perg. Picc. fori di tarlo, qq. restauro, margine super. accorciato, lieve gora in alcune carte. Timbretti di appartenenza al front. BMC, 77. Adams, I, n. 450 cita ediz. del 28 maggio 1505 dello stesso tipografo. L' A. (672-735), monaco ed erudito anglosassone, ebbe grande fama nel Medioevo: Dante lo pone tra i saggi del cielo del sole (Parad., X, 131). Scrisse libri di commentarii alla Sacra Scrittura, opuscoli di retorica e grammatica, opere cosmografiche e cronologiche tra cui "De ratione temporum" contenente la continuazione fino al 1063 dei calcoli del ciclo pasquale fa - Cum privilegio.
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CHRYSOLORAS Manuel (ca. 1350-1415)
GUARINO Veronese (ca. 1374-1460). Erotemata cum multis additamentis, et cum commentariis Latinis.
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Ferrara, Giovanni Mazzocchi, 13 marzo 1509, Due parti in un volume in-8 (mm 148x94). 68 carte non numerate, 171 carte numerate, una non numerata. Al frontespizio marca tipografica del Mazzocchi incisa su legno: ‘Corona con in basso le iniziali I.M., in cornice’. Testo in greco e in latino. Legatura di Bozérian le Jeune in marocchino blu; piatti decorati da una cornice dorata a ferri floreali; titolo e decorazioni in oro al dorso, dentelles interne, sguardie in carta marmorizzata, tagli dorati; custodia in marocchino blu con titolo in oro al dorso. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione, réglé in rosso; le prime carte un po’ brunite, lievi fioriture; cerniere e angoli della legatura usurati. Al recto del foglio di guardia anteriore antica nota a lapis dalla quale si evince che si tratta della copia ‘Masterman Sykes’ (Asta Evans, 21 maggio 1824, lot 1405: “blue morocco” Rarissima edizione, già in parte edita a Reggio nel 1501, che contiene un compendio compilato da Guarino Veronese degli Erotemata del Crisolora - gli Erotemata Guarini - seguiti dal ricco commento di Pontico Virunio e da una breve vita del celebre grammatico greco. La stampa ferrarese del Mazzocchi, prefata da una lettera agli studiosi del filologo aquinense Giovanni Maria Tricaglio, è particolarmente significativa dal momento che vede la luce proprio in uno di quei centri in cui il culto della lingua e delle lettere greche era stato più vivo. Infatti Guarino Veronese e suo figlio Battista furono per parecchi decenni precettori della famiglia d’Este e attirarono nella città adriatica due generazioni di umanisti tra cui spicca Niccolò Leoniceno. «Guarino had probably met Chrysoloras on his first visit to Venice with Kydones. Since his return to Italy the Greek scholar’s fame as a teacher had spread to Venice, and Guarino, who was teaching privately there at the time, was so fired with enthusiasm that he decided to be the first Italian to go to Costantinople to learn about Greek literature, just as Chrysoloras had been the first Greek to come to Italy to teach the Italian his language» (K. Staikos, Charta of Greek Printing, Cologne 1998, p. 114). LEGRAND III, 143; ADAMS C- 1503.
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Enquête sur une agression à main armée survenue en 1509.
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- Nombre de document : 1 manuscrit Nombre de page : 4 In-4 étroit 13/02/1509 A la suite, 3 croquis à la plume (profils d'un même personnage). Au dos, copie d'une lettre d'Anthoine Bernard, curé de Cabrières (il prie son correspondant de dresser le testament de Guillaume Jammes sous un mois). Sur papier filigrané. rousseurs, accroc dans le texte. Enquête ouverte après une agression nocturne à main armée contre une femme. Extrait de la déposition des témoins devant maître Delphin, notaire, et Osoard, huissier. «Devant la maison de Me Guillaume Locat apothicaire, survint un certain Jacques de Sainte-Marthe Peliparus, armé d'une épée qui agressa la dite La Broquière par derrière et, comme il est dit, la frappa d'un coup de son arme et lacéra sa cotte d'étoffe de Damas [.]». [texte en latin]. Rare document.
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FREGOSO (Gianbattista).
De Dictis Factisque Memorabilibus collectanea: a Camillo Gilino latina facta.
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(A la fin:) Milan, Giacomo Ferrari, 22 Juin 1509. - in-folio. 326ff. Parchemin ancien. Edition Originale. Gianbattista Fregoso (1453-1504), d'une illustre famille italienne, fut doge de Gênes en 1473. C'était un fin lettré qui a laissé diverses ?uvres littéraires. Cet ouvrage est une sorte d'encyclopédie où Fregoso recense des faits, des inventions et des événements remarquables (invention de l'imprimerie, découverte de l'Amérique par Colomb, etc.). Ce caractère encyclopédique est sans doute ce qui lui avait valu d'être utilisé dans l'enseignement à Milan au début du XVI siècle: " due opere elaborate in ambienti laici, il "Liber de doctrina dicendi et tacendi' di Albertano da Brescia e il 'De dictis factisque memorabilibus' di Battista Fregoso, sembrano piu specificamente rivolti a quei confratelli di S. Corona che rientravono fra i nuovi operatori culturali laici dell'epoca, portatori di un sapere legato indissolubilimente con la vita civile, maturato nel campo dell'urbanistica, delle pretiche amministrative, dei consigli giuridici, della sanità pubblica, delle techniche economiche" (Marina Gazzini, "Scuola, libri et cultura nelle confraternita milanesi fra tardo medioevo e prima éta moderna" in : Scrineum 3). Angle de 3 feuillets réparé loin du texte, traces de cachets anciens, quelques mouillures. Dos de la reliure restauré. Bon exemplaire grand de marges, tiré sur papier fort. Brunet, II, 1421: "Ouvrage estimé et peu commun". Hoeffer, 765: "Très recherchée". Cf. Formisano, "Italian Reports on America, 1493-1522". Adams F1148. Sabin 26140. [Attributes: First Edition]
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HERBARIUS LATINUS).
Tractatus de Virtutibus Herbarum. (colophon:)
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- Venice, Joannes Rubeus and Bernardinus Vercellensis, March 15 1509. 4to (210 x 150 mm), ff. (4), 150, (18, including terminal blank), with 150 woodcuts in the text; title torn with lower margin renewed at an early date, not affecting text, first gathering and final blank strengthened at inner margin, some occasional minor stains and finger soiling, some early annotations, generally a very good copy in eighteenth-century Italian vellum, a little worming to spine. This is the third edition of the 'Herbarius Latinus' printed in Venice, and the fourth printed in Italy. With two exceptions, these are the blocks cut for the 1491 Vicenza edition, which were transferred to Venice and used by Simone Bevilacqua for his 1499 edition; two of the blocks are copies of the originals, with one reversed. The blocks were used again for the 1502 Giunta edition, which the above is a page-for-page reprint of. The preface attributes the work to Arnoldus de Villanova, as does the 1502 edition, which was copying an error in the text of the 1499. Despite the fact that the 'Herbarius' originated in Germany, it 'sold as well in Italy, as it did in Germany, if not better. There its second section may have contributed to its success, for it was concerned with materials of medicine that were commonly available in the shops of apothecaries and spice merchants. The second section has 96 chapters, though many of them are very brief. They deal with the following: laxatives; aromatics, fruits, seed, and plants of garden and orchard; gums and resins; salts; minerals and stones; and a variety of animals and their products, such as goose-grease, cheese, honey, and ivory''(Anderson, An illustrated history of the herbals p. 86). The Italian woodcuts are based on the German'Herbarius' cuts 'but all are newly designed, being finer in execution and the lines more delicate, and for the greater part quite different' (Klebs). Nissen considered them more delicate and Arber 'more ambitious. and, on the whole. more naturalistic' (Herbals p. 192). Adams H298; Durling 2268; Klebs, Early Herbals, 13; Johnston, The Cleveland herbal, botanical, and horticultutal collections, 25.
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CARACCIOLO Roberto
Prediche de frate Roberto vulgare nouamente hystoriate et correpte secundo li Euangelii.
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In Venetia, per Ioanne Rosso da Vercelle. Adì XI Agosto M.CCCCC.VIIII (1509), in-4, ff. 116 n.n. (segn.: a-o8, p4); leg. coeva in pergamena rigida con titolo al dorso su tassello granata. Testo in carattere romano su 2 colonne di 32 linee; titolo in carattere gotico con al di sotto grande vignetta silografica (mm 98x116) a fondo nero, tratta dall'edizione del 1502, raffigurante l'autore che predica a un uditorio di monache sedute e ad un gruppo di uomini. Cinquanta belle silogr. di dimensioni variabili e iniziali vegetali completano il ricco repertorio illustrativo del testo. Quarta (prima 1502) pregevole rarissimima edizione delle prediche di Roberto Caracciolo (Lecce 1425-1495), predicatore francescano, vescovo di Aquino dal 1475. Censita in sole tre Biblioteche italiane (Biblioteca comunale - Piazza Armerina; Biblioteca Estense Universitaria - Modena; Biblioteca comunale - Foligno). Ottimo esempl. (lievi gore d'acqua nel margine inf. di alcuni ff.). Sander I,1702. Essling 1359. STC 148 altre ediz. Manca a Gamba, Adams e Mortimer. DBIt XIX , pp. 446-452.
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Cicero, Marcus Tullius.
Opera. De officiis. De amicitia. De senectute. Eiusdem paradoxa: Cum suis commentariis: una cum familiari explanatione ipsi Jodoci Asce[n]sii. Adjuncta eiusdem Ascensii in paradoxa nova expositione nuperrime absoluta: nec alias aut antehac usquam impressa.
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Lyon, Jean Bonnet 1509. 4to. 8, 266 Bll. Mit Holzschnitt-Titeleinfassung bestehend aus mehreren Holzschnitten und Randleisten, in rot und schwarz gedruckt, sowie zahlreichen Holzschnitt-Initialen. Schweinsleder-Holzdeckelband der Zeit mit reicher Rollenstempel-Blindpressung und einer (von zwei) Schließen (etwas wurmstichig, einzelne kleinere Fehlstellen).. Sehr seltene Ausgabe mit dem Kommentar des Badius Ascensius. Sowohl Index Aureliensis als auch von Gültlingen verzeichnen nur zwei Exemplare (Wroclaw und Berlin) wovon das Berliner Ex. offenbar nicht mehr vorhanden ist (Kriegsverlust). Von dem 1506-10 in Lyon tätigen Drucker Jean Bonnet sind nur fünf Drucke bekannt; in seiner Vorede bezeichnet ihn Badius als Buchhändler (Bibliopola). Das Kopfstück der Titeleinfassung zeigt Cicero flankiert von seinen Kommentatoren Petrus Marsus und Badius Ascensius. - Zeitgenössischer Besitzeintrag auf Titel, Lagen b und c vertauscht, einzelne Wurmlöcher, jedoch fast ausschließlich im weissen Rand, sonst schönes Exemplar der prachtvoll gedruckten Lyoneser Postinkunabel im ursprünglichen Einband. - Index Aureliensis 137.313, von Gültlingen II, 101, 3; nicht bei Renouard, Adams, BMSTC, Baudrier etc..
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SABELLICUS (COCCIUS) Marcus Antonius
Exemplorum libri decem,
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ordine elegantia et utilitate praestantissimi. (In fine:) Argentoraci (Strasborg), Matthias Schürerius, (24 marzo) 1509, in-folio, ff. (4), CI (mancando l'ult. b.), leg. settec. p. pelle, tit. e fregi oro al dorso (abilmente restaurato). Testo in car. rom., spazi con lettera-guida per le iniziali, bella marca tip. in fine con motto latino e greco. Lettera dedicatoria dell'umanista tedesco "Beatus Rhenanus" (Beatus Bilde, di Schlettstadt, 1485-1547) datata 31 dic. 1508, indirizzata a "Ioanni Francisco Apezonibus Mirandulano" (Pico Giovan Francesco II, uno dei primi letterati del suo tempo, nipote di Giovanni, il grande filosofo e pensatore eclettico, che purtroppo era già morto nel 1494); in essa vi sono due tetrastici in car. greco; segue un epilogo di Giov. Batt. Egnazio a Leonardo Lauretano. Prima edizione di questa raccolta di esempi morali, tratti per lo più dalla Bibbia e da autori antichi (nel colophon si dice che questi dieci libri sono editi "novissima foetura"; ma nello stesso anno furono pubblicati anche a Parigi da Le Preux). Il Sabellico (Vicovaro ca. 1436 - Venezia 1506), il cui vero cognome era Coccio, fu umanista e grande storico, autore di una storia di Venezia e delle celebri "Enneades", una storai del mondo dalla creazione al XV secolo. Bell'esempl. marginoso, corredato di ampia nota sul titolo, vergata da mano di studioso dell'epoca, numersoe altre chiose nei margini qua e là, sottolineature e tracce d'uso. Non in Adams. STC., German, p. 214. Proctor, Index German Books in B.M., p. 266 (citato).
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