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Osorio Jeronymo
De Iustitia Libri decem - De Vera Sapientia LIbri V.
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Apud Haeredes Arnoldi Birckmanni, 23273, Coloniae Agrippinae, - 2 tomi in un vol. in-8° (160x98mm), ff. (8), 270, (1); pp. (8), 318 [nel secondo volume la numerazione è per pagine]; legatura coeva p. pergamena rigida con titolo e segnatura di biblioteca anticamente manoscritti al dorso. Tagli a spruzzo rossi. Al primo frontespizio, timbro di estinta biblioteca monastica; al secondo, impresa tipografica incisa in xilografia. Capilettera decorati. Alcune sottolineature e glosse di antica mano. Sparsi lavori di tarlo, talora toccanti lettere di testo, bruniture e fioriture usuali. Discreto esemplare. Assieme di edizioni cinquecentesche di Colonia di due opere teologiche dell'Osorio. L'Osorio, nato a Lisbona, nel 1510, morto nel 1580 a Tavira, fu Vescovo di Silves e Algarve, storico del Re Emanuele del Portogallo e scrittore latino di estrema eleganza, tanto da essere fregiato dell'epiteto di "Cicerone del Portogallo". Adams, O-375 e O-391. STC German Books, p. 667.
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pauli OROSII
historiograhi clarissimi opus prestantissimum
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paris, ioanne petit commorante in vico divi iacobi sunib leone argenteo, 1510 die XVIII mensis septambris. 8!. Carte.18 compresa la marca+ CXXIII- manca la legatura. Bella marca tipografica di jean petit alla p'rima carte. Alcune punte di tarlo nel testo. Numereosi capielttera xilografiat. Bei caratteri di tipo tondo nel testo. Scoliii coevi in alcune pagine. margini abbastanza ampii. Nel complesso lo stato di conservaziobe e buono segnature. A1-8 ; b1-4 c1-6; a1-8 ; B1-4 C 1-8 d1-4 fino aS1-4 poi T1-4 V1-5. collazionato con esempare presente presso la biblioteca centrale amnericana il volume e completo di tutte le sue carte originali. L'edizione del 1510 e la secnda del 1500 dopo la prima pubblicata psemre per cura di jean petit nel 1506. cfr. British Museum Catalogue of French Books p. 331
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OROSII, PAULI
Historiograhi clarissimi opus prestantissimum
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Paris, ioanne petit commorante in vico divi iacobi sunìb leone argenteo, 1510 die XVIII mensis septambris. 8°. Carte.18 compresa la marca+ CXXIII- manca la legatura. Bella marca tipografica di jean petit alla p'rima carte. Alcune punte di tarlo nel testo. Numereosi capielttera xilografiat. Bei caratteri di tipo tondo nel testo. Scoliii coevi in alcune pagine.. Margini abbastanza ampii. Nel complesso lo stato di conservaziobe è buono segnature. A1-8 ; b1-4 c1-6; a1-8 ; B1-4 C 1-8 d1-4 fino aS1-4 poi T1-4 V1-5. collazionato con esempare presente presso la biblioteca centrale amnericana il volume è completo di tutte le sue carte originali. L'edizione del 1510 è la secnda del 1500 dopo la prima pubblicata psemre per cura di jean petit nel 1506. cfr. British Museum Catalogue of French Books p. 331
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OROSII pauli
historiograhi clarissimi opus prestantissimum
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paris, ioanne petit commorante in vico divi iacobi sunìb leone argenteo, 1510 die XVIII mensis septambris - . 8°. Carte.18 compresa la marca+ CXXIII- manca la legatura. Bella marca tipografica di jean petit alla p'rima carte. Alcune punte di tarlo nel testo. Numereosi capielttera xilografiat. Bei caratteri di tipo tondo nel testo. Scoliii coevi in alcune pagine. margini abbastanza ampii. Nel complesso lo stato di conservaziobe è buono segnature. A1-8 ; b1-4 c1-6; a1-8 ; B1-4 C 1-8 d1-4 fino aS1-4 poi T1-4 V1-5. collazionato con esempare presente presso la biblioteca centrale amnericana il volume è completo di tutte le sue carte originali. L'edizione del 1510 è la secnda del 1500 dopo la prima pubblicata psemre per cura di jean petit nel 1506. cfr. British Museum Catalogue of French Books p. 331.
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PORCIA, Jacopo di (Conte), or Jacobus PURLILLARUS
An early treatise on the education of children, De liberorum educatione.
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Johannis Schot, for Georg Übelin, 10 August 1510., Strasbourg, - 4to. Later boards, with white paper-label on spine. With charming woodcut vignette at the end showing a running hare between ornamental flowers. (10) lvs. (Collation: a4, b6). Rare treatise on the education of children in Latin, by Jacobus Purlillarum Comes, or Jacopo di Porcia, published in Strasbourg by Johannes Schot at the expense of George Maxillus, alias Übelin, Councillor of the Bishop of Strasbourg. Jacopo di Porcia (1462-1538) was a n Italian humanist, born in Porcia near Venice, who also is the author of a well-known military work. In 1492 the first edition appeared in Trevisio with the title De generosa librorum educatione, printed by Gerardus (de Lisa) de Flandria (H. 13608; BMC VI, p. 885); a third edition was printed as part of Roscius's De docendi studendique mode . in 1541 in 8vo.The book starts with a laudatory poem by Johannes Baptista Uranius on the verso of the title and a letter by Purlillarus on fol. a2r, followed by short chapters on birth, infant feeding, ancestors, servants, the teacher, children's games, religion, the games of adolescents, on an ecclesiastical and military career, a career in the civil service, old age and death. Good copy with library stamp on verso title (SB-Berlin and de-acquisition stamp).- (Spine dam.). VD16 P-4268; Ritter, Rép. des livres inpr. en Alcace, 1253; id., Cat. Incunables & Livres XVIe S. Bibl. Municip. Strasbourg, 1750; STC German p. 712. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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"RHAZES;"
Divisiones Rasis filii zacharie. Viaticum Cõstantini monachi.
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Lugduni expensis Vincentii de Portonariis per Gilbertum de Villiers 1510 "2 parties en un volume in-8 gothique de 89 ff.ch., 4 ff.n.ch., 102 ff.ch. et 2 ff.n.ch.; vélin à rabats de l'époque." "Wellcome, 5437; Sybille von Gültlingen (Lyon), III, p. 13; Baudrier, XII, 406; BL Short-title, p. 321 (impf.); manque à la NLM, et à Waller; DSB, XI, 323-26. Première édition sous ce titre. L'ouvrage, contient en première partie les Divisiones de Rhazes et en seconde partie les Viatica de Constantin l'Africain. Le médecin perse Rhazes, qui vivait au IXe siècle, est une figure majeure de la médecine arabe. Disciple de Galien, qu'il avait lu en traduction arabe et critiquait aussi parfois, il est l'auteur d'une vaste encyclopédie, le Liber Elhavi (Garrison-Morton, 40), publié pour la première fois en 1486, d'où sont extraits les articles de cet ouvrage sur le coeur, le foie, les yeux, les urines, le lait, la paralysie, l'epilepsie, etc. Constantin l'Africain, probablement d'origine syrienne vivait au XIe siècle. Connaissant parfaitement l'arabe et le latin, il apporta avec lui en Italie les oeuvres des médecins arabes et contribua à faire de Salerne la première école de chirurgie de l'occident. Ouvrage bien imprimé en petites lettres gothiques par l'habile typographe lyonnais Gilbert de Villiers, illustré d'initiales noires et à fond fleuri. Bel exemplaire, malgré un petit manque de vélin au second plat de la reliure."
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MANCINELLI ANTONIO.
SPICA VOLUMINUM QUATTUOR. VERSILOGUS. PESARO, SONCINO, 1510.
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In 4 (mm 225x145); XLVIII carte con segnatura A-f8. Bella legatura di fine XIX secolo in piena pelle, con ricca e fine cornice dorata ai piatti; dorso a quattro nervi con decorazioni dorate e tassello in marocchino verde recante titolo e autore impressi in oro al dorso; dentelles dorate. Pregevole e raro postincunabolo pesarese di una delle piu' celebri grammatiche del Rinascimento nell'unico esemplare completo a noi noto. Manzoni ne fa menzione, dicendo che "per diligenti ricerche che abbia fatto, non mi e' mai riuscito di vedere alcun esemplare di questa edizione". Bell' esemplare con barbe; piccoli antichi restauri al margine esterno delle prime tre carte; lievi tracce di sporco superficiale ad alcune carte. Piccole mende alla legatura.Manzoni (Annali del Soncino, pag. 241); Sandal, 51.
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STACE] STATIUS PUBLIUS PAPINIUS (Naples 45-Rome ? 96).
THEBAIS STATIANA. Accurate emendata nonnullis perutilibusque additionibus insignita.
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[Paris] Jehan Petit - Venales reperiuntur in vico divi Jacobi sub Leone Argenteo s-d. (circa 1510) - in-8, 200 ff. n. ch. sign. a-z-A-K8/4, plein veau fauve, dos lisse orné, triple filet d encadrements sur les plats Impression de Jean Marchant qui succéda Guy Marchant en 1506 et resta en activité jusqu en 1517. L ouvrage est orné au titre de la marque de Jehan Petit, à l adresse vico divi Jacobi sub Leone Argenteo qu il conservera jusqu en décembre 1510 ; et au recto du dernier feuillet de la marque J. Marchant (Silvestre : 39) [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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VIEILLEVILLE
Mémoires, composés par Vincent Carloix son secrétaire.
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- Vieilleville François de Scepeaux, comte de Duretal, Maréchal de France (1510-1571). Plein veau havane, dos à nerfs ornés, pièces de titre marron et verte, tranches rouges, 5 volumes in-12, XXXII + 468, VII + 461, 440, VII + 411, 468 pages. Portrait frontispice de François de Scepeaux par Moitte. Contient plusieurs anecdoctes des règnes de François I, Henri II, François II et Charles IX. Accroc à trois coiffes sinon bel exemplaire. (Brunet IV-23484)-(Hoefer 46-127). Scepeaux est une terre en Laval et Craon, Vieiville existe encore sur les bords du Loir, mais ce n'est plus qu'une ferme, située à 8 kms de Duretal "Maine et Loir". (az) Paris, Guérin et Delatour, 1757. 5 volumes in-12. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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MAGISTRI, Martinus de; CRANSTON, David
Quaestiones morales magistri Martini . : de fortitudine, novissime ab erratis mendisque limate, adjecta tabula alphabetico ordine contexta per David Cranston in sacra pagina bacchalarium feliciter incipiunt
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(Guillermus Anabat) for Jean Granjon, Paris 1510 - Contemporary blindstamped (Spanish?) calf laid over modern calf with new end-papers Folio . Second edition (1st: Paris, 1489) and the first edited by David Cranston of this important work on moral theology by Martin Le Maistre (Martinus Magistri: 1432–1482), procurator of the French nation, also Rector of the University of Paris from 1460, and one of the most eminent theological professors of his day. He was a zealous champion of Nominalism, for which he also exerted his influence as almoner to Louis XI. "Cranston, David (c.1480–1512), philosopher and theologian, was born in Scotland, probably in the diocese of Glasgow. Nothing is known of his parentage or of his education before he matriculated at the University of Paris in 1495 . . A pupil of John Mair (1467–1550), Cranston graduated MA in 1499 and embarked, while teaching in the arts faculty, on the study of theology. His first publication, Positiones phisicales (1500), was followed by his additions to Mair's Termini (2nd edn, 1503). Three years later Cranston dedicated his Questiones on Aristotle's Posterior Analytics to Archbishop Robert Blackadder of Glasgow. Cranston was now a prominent member of the circle around Mair whose joint efforts were largely responsible for the brilliant Parisian revival of scholastic philosophy, especially in its nominalist and Scotist aspects, during the early decades of the sixteenth century. That revival also affected contemporary Thomism, continued in the ‘school of Salamanca’. Cranston appears as a vigorous defender of scholastic method against humanist criticism. It should be noted, however, that he was, with Mair, among those who attended in 1512 Girolamo Aleandro's Greek lectures in the university. Cranston was by then completing his theology course: he took his doctorate in May 1512. In his published work he had turned latterly to moral philosophy, in the form of substantial additions to the Questiones morales of Martin Le Maistre (1432–1482) David Cranston's premature death, between 7 and 14 August 1512, meant that what seems to have been regarded as brilliant promise was not fulfilled in any major work. Much of what he wrote, whatever its originality, took the form of additions to the work of others."(Oxford DNB) The work is rare with only copy located in OCLC is the the University of Cambridge which is also lacking the second part of 18 leaves. The KvK locates two copies in German libraries (no collations). Martin Le Maistre's text is complete but without the very scarce supplement 101 leaves (lacking last three leaves after colophon = printer's device and 2 leaves of "Tabula" and second part of 18 leaves also lacking in Adams). Large metal cut printer's device of Jean Granjon (Renouard no. 395) within 4 piece woodcut border; gothic letter; double columns. Early inscription on title "Coimbra, 1629"; Small round collection stamp in blank margin; book plate of George Dunn (partly scratched off); modern gift inscription on front end-leaf. § Adams M-123 (1st part only); Renouard, Imprimeurs & libraires parisiens du XVIe siècle, I (1964) p. 44, no. 80.
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RHAZES;
Divisiones Rasis filii zacharie. Viaticum Cõstantini monachi.
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Lugduni expensis Vincentii de Portonariis per Gilbertum de Villiers 1510 - 2 parties en un volume in-8 gothique de 89 ff.ch., 4 ff.n.ch., 102 ff.ch. et 2 ff.n.ch.; vélin à rabats de l'époque. Wellcome, 5437; Sybille von Gültlingen (Lyon), III, p. 13; Baudrier, XII, 406; BL Short-title, p. 321 (impf.); manque à la NLM, et à Waller; DSB, XI, 323-26. Première édition sous ce titre. L'ouvrage, contient en première partie les Divisiones de Rhazes et en seconde partie les Viatica de Constantin l'Africain. Le médecin perse Rhazes, qui vivait au IXe siècle, est une figure majeure de la médecine arabe. Disciple de Galien, qu'il avait lu en traduction arabe et critiquait aussi parfois, il est l'auteur d'une vaste encyclopédie, le Liber Elhavi (Garrison-Morton, 40), publié pour la première fois en 1486, d'où sont extraits les articles de cet ouvrage sur le coeur, le foie, les yeux, les urines, le lait, la paralysie, l'epilepsie, etc. Constantin l'Africain, probablement d'origine syrienne vivait au XIe siècle. Connaissant parfaitement l'arabe et le latin, il apporta avec lui en Italie les oeuvres des médecins arabes et contribua à faire de Salerne la première école de chirurgie de l'occident. Ouvrage bien imprimé en petites lettres gothiques par l'habile typographe lyonnais Gilbert de Villiers, illustré d'initiales noires et à fond fleuri. Bel exemplaire, malgré un petit manque de vélin au second plat de la reliure.
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CASSIODORO Flavio Magno Aurelio.
CASSIODORI SENATORIS VIRI DEI DE REGIMINE ECCLESIE PRIMITIVE HYSTORIA TRIPERTITA FELICITER INCIPIT. Venalis habetur apud diuum Claudium vici sancti Iacobi. Parisiis, in aedibus Francisci Regnault universitatis parrhisiorum librarii, 1510 circa.
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- Testo latino. Cm.16,3x11,8. Pg.200 non numerate. Legatura coeva in piena pelle con dorso a quattro scomparti. Piatto anteriore parzialmente staccato. Impressioni a secco ai piatti. Doppia bordura a triplice filetto, cornice fitomorfa, decorazione a losanga e impressione ornamentale agli specchi. Fogli di guardia marmorizzati. Tagli in rosso. Mancano i nicchi di chiusura. Frontespizio inciso in rosso e nero. Capilettera ornamentali xilografici. Testo in caratteri gotici su due colonne. Al margine inferiore della seconda carta stemma cardinalizio policromo dipinto a mano. Nato a Scyllacium nel Bruzio tra il 480 e il 490, Flavius Magnus Aurelius, in seguito Cassiodorus, fu celebre scrittore e uomo politico ai tempi di Teodorico. Proveniente da una potente famiglia di funzionari di origine siriana, iniziò assai presto la carriera amministrativa ricoprendo le cariche di consigliere, questore, segretario, console ordinario, fino a giungere nel 533 al grado di "praefectus praetorii", già ricoperto dal padre. Si ritirò in vecchiaia in Calabria dedicandosi agli studi. Le sue opere, di argomento svariato, ebbero ampia diffusione e influenza sulla letteratura latina medioevale e forniscono utilissimi spunti per la conoscenza della vita e della cultura del tempo. Il presente testo costituisce una sorta di antologia di tre autori greci, Socrate, Sozomeno e il vescovo Teodoreto di Ciro, che qui viene chiamato Teodorico, e che sono interdipendenti tra di loro. Cassiodoro, dopo una breve prefazione che presenta le opere dei tre scrittori, ne sottolinea l'utilità per il lettore cristiano. Le sue versioni, proposte in una sistemazione unica ed organica ("in unum collecte") sono condotte grazie all’opera di Epifanio "scholasticus", un ellenista piuttosto mediocre. Ne viene fuori una specie di "hystoria ecclesiastica", che praticamente è una continuazione di quella di Eusebio di Cesarea. > Adams, 871. Choix 15932. ICCU, RMLE\015822. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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MANCINELLI ANTONIO.
Spica voluminum quattuor. Versilogus.
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Soncino, 1510., Pesaro, - In 4° (mm 225x145); XLVIII carte con segnatura A-f8. Bella legatura di fine XIX secolo in piena pelle, con ricca e fine cornice dorata ai piatti; dorso a quattro nervi con decorazioni dorate e tassello in marocchino verde recante titolo e autore impressi in oro al dorso; dentelles dorate. Pregevole e raro postincunabolo pesarese di una delle più celebri grammatiche del Rinascimento nell'unico esemplare completo a noi noto. Manzoni ne fa menzione, dicendo che "per diligenti ricerche che abbia fatto, non mi è mai riuscito di vedere alcun esemplare di questa edizione". Bell' esemplare con barbe; piccoli antichi restauri al margine esterno delle prime tre carte; lievi tracce di sporco superficiale ad alcune carte. Piccole mende alla legatura.Manzoni (Annali del Soncino, pag. 241); Sandal, 51.
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Flavius Josephus
De Antiquitatibus ac de bello Judaico
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Venetiis s.n. (Venetiis: excussit formis Gregorius de Gregoriis,1510 die XXIX mensis Octobris) 1510. Tabula de Antiquitatibus ac De bello Iudaico 29x21 cm., [13], CCLX cc., capilettera figurati grandi e piccoli, legatura in mezza pelle,piatti in carta decorata, dorso con fregi e titolo oro e tassello carta biblioteca; tagli screziati celeste, annotazioni coeve manoscritte ai margini in alcuni punti rifilate, tarli diffusi senza danno, gora alle prime 13 cc., una macchia alle ultime cc., mutilo delle cc. b6, Z6, KK8 di cui le prime due presumibilmente bianche, colophon abraso, in latino Essendo la data al colophon abrasa, l'ipotesi piu probabile e che quest'opera sia una copia del "De Antiquitatibus ac de bello Judaico" stampata a Venezia nel 1510.. Iosephi Iudei historiographi viri clarissimi prologus in l0 libros antiq. vitatum viginti incipit foeliciter: et de graeco in latinum traductos per venerabilem praesbyterum Ruffinum aqvileiensem virum doctissimum.
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MONTALVO de Garci Rodriguez G. R.
Les Hauts Faits d'Esplandian. Suite d'Amadis des Gaules.
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Edition originale. Illustree de 2 vignettes de titre grave par Delafosse et dessinees par Eisen. Peu courant. §Cartonnage bleu d'epoque. Dos lisse avec etiquette de titre. papier bleu recouvrant le dos fendu en deux endroits et ouvert, laissant voir les cahiers. Frottements. Rogne seulement en tete, l'exemplaire conserve ses grandes marges. §Les Hauts Faits d'Esplandian sont une traduction de Marguerite de Lambert de Las Sergas de Esplandian (Les aventures d'Esplandian), qui est Le livre V d'une serie de romans commence avec Amadis de Gaule par Garci Rodri´guez de Montalvo, qui avait auparavant ecrit le quatrieme livre d'Amadis. Esplandian est le fils d'Amadis. La premiere edition connue de Las sergas date de juillet 1510 a Seville.Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com. Chez Jean-Francois Jolly A Amsterdam _1751 2 parties en un Vol. in 8 (12x19,5cm) (4) 216pp. , (2) 208pp.
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Chaucer, Geoffrey:
A Complete Concordance to the Works of Geoffrey Chaucer, Edited by Akio Oizumi and programmed by Kunihiro Miki. 10 volumes.
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- Olms Verlag, S. 1510 Gebundene Ausgabe Gebundene Ausgabe, Olms Verlag , 1510 Seiten, NEUWARE (intern: NWA-V/10085) A,Complete,Concordance,to,the,Works,of,Geoffrey,Chaucer
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Egnazio, Giovanni Battista
Oratio habita in funere clarissimi impe. Nicolai Ursini Nolae Petilianique principis.
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[n.pl. n.pr.] [Venice, Gregorio de Gregori?] n.d. [1510?]. - First edition. 4to., 26 unnumbered leaves (signed A-B8, C10). With blank final leaf. First leaf with title in capitals (verso blank). Woodcut initial at beginning of text. First leaf strengthened at inner margin (blank), with a small tear in blank margin as well; light soiling to first leaf recto and final leaf verso; light waterstaining throughout; still a good copy, bound in modern quarter calf and marbled pasteboards. All edges green. Funeral oration by the Venetian humanist Giovanni Battista Egnazio (1473-1553) for the condottiere and leader of the Venetian army Niccolo Orsini, Count of Pitigliano (1443-1510). Orsini came to particular prominence in the battles of 1509 between Venice and the League of Cambrai, and was referred to by Machiavelli in ‘The Prince’. Adams E 84. CNCE 18050 (both dating the work to 1509, probably following references in the book to this year; Orsini however died in January 1510). [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy]
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BALBO, GIOVANNI FRANCESCO
Tractatus de Prescriptionibus: Tractatus Secundus et Perutilis...
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Balbo, Giovanni Francesco [fl. 1510-1540]. [Henricus, de Segusio, Cardinal (Hostiensis) (c. 1200-1271)]. Tractatus de Prescriptionibus: Tractatus Secundus et Perutilis Profunde Subtilis[que] ac Quotidiane Materie o[mn] is prescriptio[n]is ta[m] Civilis Q[uam] Canonice, Qui de Prescriptionib[us] Inscribit[ur]. [Lyons: Impressa Lugd. per Benedict[us] Bonyn. 1532 die vero. xxix]. [xxii], 208 ff. Main text in parallel columns with side-notes. Octavo (7" x 5"). Recent period-style vellum (from a Hebrew manuscript), hand-lettered title to spine and foot of text block, endpapers renewed. Negligible light soiling, corners lightly bumped. Title page with architectural border and large Bonyn device printed in red and black. Light browning, faint dampstaining in places, minor worming at beginning and end of the volume (partly restored), wear holes and a few spark-burns with no loss to text. Two brief early annotations, underlining to a few passages. $5,000. * Third edition. Originally published in 1511, this treatise addresses the Roman law of prescription, the principle whereby a right or liability is created or extinguished over a certain period of time, usually in regard to a property title. It also includes an edition of a short treatise on this subject by Henricus de Segusio. It was a popular work that went through several issues and editions, the last one in 1582. OCLC locates 5 copies of all editions, 3 copies of this edition, no copies of any edition in North America. This edition not in Adams.
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TORQUEMADA, Juan de.
QUAESTIONES SPIRITUALIS CONVIVII DELITIAS p[re]ferentes sup[er] Evangeliis ta[m] de t[em]p[or]e q[uam] de s[an]ctis, edite a d[omi]no Johanne de Turre Cremata et nup[er] suis in originalibus locis doctrine sancti thome fideliter annotate Anno dni. 1510.
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Ed. François Regnault. Imp. Johanne Barbier. París, 1510. 17 cm. 10 h., 209 fol. Texto a dos columnas en letra gótica. Marca tipográfica xilografiada en la portada y capitulares. Enc. en pergamino reciente. Ejemplar restaurado, afectando levemente el texto aunque sin impedir su lectura. * El cardenal Juan de Torquemada (Torquemada, Palencia, 1388-Roma, 1468) era un judío converso. Entró al servicio de la orden de los dominicos. Era el tío del inquisidor, Tomás de Torquemada, formó parte del proceso condenatorio de Wickleff y Jan Hus, que fueron juzgados por herejes. Fue gran defensor en el siglo XV de la primacía pontifical. Tomó parte en los concilios de Basilea, Constanza y Florencia, por orden del Papa Eugenio IV, y fue uno de los negociadores de la Iglesia Católica con la Iglesia Griega. Teología. Historia medieval. Teologia medieval i escolàstica Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830
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Geyler [Geiler], Johann, von Keysersperg
Nauicula siue speculu[m] fatuor[um] Presta[n]tissimi sacrar[um] literaru[m] doctoris Joannis Geyler Keysersbergij. Concionatoris Arge[n]tinen[sis] a Jacobo Othero collecta. Compendiosa vitae eiusdem descriptio, per Beatum Rhenanum Selestatinum. Ad Narrag
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[colophon: Argen{torati}:: Excriptum in aedibus Schurerianis,, 1510].. 18th-century German boards covered with black-mottled paper; paper spine label. Portion of front free endpaper cut away; small blank area of top of title-page cut away and repaired long ago. Light waterstains and occasional instances of worming (in margins). The final section, i.e., the Vita, is loose in the binding. . 4to (21 cm; 8.25"). Unfolioed, but [284] ff. . First edition and rare. Geyler (1445-1510), a Swiss-born preacher, considered one of the greatest of the popular preachers of the 15th century, here offers sermons (in the form of 37 discourses on 110 "Turbae" or "Turmae") based on his friend Sebastian Brant's Narrenschiff, and, in doing so, manages to make reference to = America (leaf Z2r). #11; The two woodcuts (title-page and opposite A1r) are copies of illustrations appearing in Brant's famous work - the first, a version of the Ship and the second, of "The Corrupt Way to Live of Those Who Are Ruined." The volume is, as one would expect, printed in gothic type (except for the biography). There are spaces with guide letters for capitals; the side margins have letters and numbers to aid in finding passages.#11; Of this edition, in the U.S. we locate only the copies at the New York Public and Cornell University libraries.
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RHAZES;
Divisiones Rasis filii zacharie. Viaticum Cõstantini monachi.
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Lugduni expensis Vincentii de Portonariis per Gilbertum de Villiers 1510 - 2 parties en un volume in-8 gothique de 89 ff.ch., 4 ff.n.ch., 102 ff.ch. et 2 ff.n.ch.; vélin à rabats de l'époque. Wellcome, 5437; Sybille von Gültlingen (Lyon), III, p. 13; Baudrier, XII, 406; BL Short-title, p. 321 (impf.); manque à la NLM, et à Waller; DSB, XI, 323-26. Première édition sous ce titre. L'ouvrage, contient en première partie les Divisiones de Rhazes et en seconde partie les Viatica de Constantin l'Africain. Le médecin perse Rhazes, qui vivait au IXe siècle, est une figure majeure de la médecine arabe. Disciple de Galien, qu'il avait lu en traduction arabe et critiquait aussi parfois, il est l'auteur d'une vaste encyclopédie, le Liber Elhavi (Garrison-Morton, 40), publié pour la première fois en 1486, d'où sont extraits les articles de cet ouvrage sur le coeur, le foie, les yeux, les urines, le lait, la paralysie, l'epilepsie, etc. Constantin l'Africain, probablement d'origine syrienne vivait au XIe siècle. Connaissant parfaitement l'arabe et le latin, il apporta avec lui en Italie les oeuvres des médecins arabes et contribua à faire de Salerne la première école de chirurgie de l'occident. Ouvrage bien imprimé en petites lettres gothiques par l'habile typographe lyonnais Gilbert de Villiers, illustré d'initiales noires et à fond fleuri. Bel exemplaire, malgré un petit manque de vélin au second plat de la reliure.
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Phayer, Thomas
A Booke of Presidents, With Additions of Divers Necessarie Instruments
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[Phayer (Phayre), Thomas (c.1510- - 1560)]. A Booke of Presidents, With Additions of Divers Necessary Instruments. Meet for All Such as Desire to Learne the Manner and Forme How to Make Evidences, And Instruments, &c. As in the Table of This Booke More Plainly Appeareth. London: Printed for the Assignes of I. More, 1641. [viii], 105, [6] ff. Octavo (5-1/2" x 3-1/2"). Contemporary sheep, blind rules to boards, rebacked in period style. Some rubbing to extremities, a few shallow scuffs to boards. "F. Pollock/ 1896" to verso of front endleaf. Light soiling to title page, interior otherwise fresh. * Later edition. With an index, court calendars and an almanac (t determine future court dates). First published in 1543, this was the first collection of conveyancing forms. The most significant book on land law since Littleton's Tenures, it was also one of the earliest formbooks printed in England. A popular work, it went through several editions and reissues, the final appearing in 1626. Sir Frederick Pollock [1845-1937], one of the greatest British judges and legal scholars of his day. His treatises on contracts, jurisprudence the common law and other subjects did much to clarify and systematize English law. Several of these were standard texts that went through several editions. He is also remembered for his collaboration with F.W. Maitland on The History of English Law Before the Time of Edward I and his correspondence with Oliver Wendell Holmes, which was published posthumously as The Holmes-Pollock Letters. Sweet & Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 1:479 (8). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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GEINITZ,H.B.,
Grundriss der Versteinerungskunde.: Mit 28 lithogr. Taf. u. 1 gefalt. Tab. Dresden u. Lpz., Arnold, 1845. 4°. 8, 813, (3) S., 28 Bll. u. 4 Anzeigenbll. Hldrbd. d. Zt. m. Rt. u. Rvergold.
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- * NDB VI, 151; Poggendorff I, 868; Nissen ZBI 1510. - Erste Ausgabe. - Die Tafeln mit fossilen Tieren (Saurier, Mammut, Reptilien), Muscheln, Schnecken u.a. - "G. war einer der Großen aus der Frühzeit der deutschen Geologie. Ein Universalgeist der alten Schule, hat er sich in allen Gebieten der Geologie und Paläontologie betätigt. Man darf seine Hauptwerke schlechthin zu den klassischen Grundlagen der Geologie rechnen." - Ein Bogen verbunden. Ein weiteres Titelbl. mit dem Erscheinungsjahr 1846 u. dem Inhaltsverzeichnis zwischengebunden. - StaT. u. Innendeckel. Die Tafeln verso gest., meist durchschlagend. Kapitale etwas berieben. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Floccus (Pseud.: Fenestella), Andreas:
De Ro. magistratibus: nitori tandem natiuo restitutus, mille fluentibus ulceribus curatis, industria doctissimi Ioannis Camertis. Theo. Professo. cum locor& omniu(m) ob comune opti. litteraru(m) incrementum annotationibus.
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(Wien, Hieronymus Vietor, Dezember 1510). - 44 ff. 4°. Neuerer Hpgmt.bd. VD 16, F 1639; Denis 32. Erste Ausgabe des seltenen Wiener Frühdrucks aus der Offizin des vierten Wiener Druckers. Vietor war bereits 1510 eine Partnerschaft mit dem älteren Singriener eingegangen, trotzdem entstanden noch bis März 1511 einige wenige Drucke, die nur sein Impressum tragen. Diese sind allesamt äußerst selten (vgl. Lang 48). Auch der Inhalt des Buches ist selten, denn die Abhandlung über den römischen Magistrat wurde nicht gerade eben häufig gedruckt! Handschriftlicher Besitzeintrag a.d.letzten Blatt verso mit dem Datumseintrag vom 10.April 1511, vereinzelt Annotationen von alter Hand in den breiten weissen Rändern. Von einem Vorbesitzer neu aufgebunden, Deckel mit Papier aus einem alten Missale bezogen. Bei dieser Gelegenheit wurde das Exemplar wohl vorsichtig gewaschen. Die letzten Blätter mit Moderspuren. Trotz der beschriebenen Mängel noch immer ein sehr gutes Exemplar des schönen Beispiels für einen Wiener Frühdruck. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Boccaccio, Giovanni di
Joannis Boccacii Certaldi de casibus illustrum virorum LIBRI novum quum historiis adfatim cognoscendis tum paeclare institudendis hominum moribus longe utilissimi. Buch 1- 9, Im Anhang des Joannis Boccacii certaldi vita von Johannes Theodericus. Herausgeg
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Jean Gourmont Paris o.J. (wahrscheinlich 1510) - Opergament,4, 231s., fachmännisch restauriert, die letzten 18 Seiten mit kl. Ausrissenmit geringem Textverlust., Ausrisse restauriert., in gutem Zustand., AZA4,8.
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CHAMPIER (Symphorien)
Le recueil ou croniques des hystoires des royaulmes daustrasie ou france orientale dite a present lorraine.
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- De hierusalem de Cicile. Et de la duche de Bar. Ensemble des sainctz contes et evesques de Toulx. Lyon, Vincent de Portonariis 1510. Un volume petit in-folio, reliure du XVIIe siècle, restaurée, mors un peu fendus, coins us. 109 feuillets. Collation conforme à Baudrier , T. V, p. 405-408. Brun, p. 151, Fairfax-Murray n°632. Exemplaire à grandes marges, impression attribuée à Jeannot des Champs pour Vincent de Portunaire. L'illustration gravées sur bois, provient d'ouvrages plus anciens comme le Champion des Dames, la Mer des Histoires ou les Quatre fils Aymon. Au total 33 bois gravés. Cet exemplaire renferme 5 feuillets en reproduction photographique sur papier ancien : E3-E4-E5 (un bois au V° du f. E5), Q1 (un bois au V°) et Q5.
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MAJOR, John [Joannes Mair Haddingtonus Scotus, 1469-1550].
Disputationes in Primum et Secundum Sententiarum.
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Paris: Parisiis, impressum per Henricum Stephanum, impensis Iodoci Badii ascensii, Joannis Parvi et magistri Constantini Leporis, 1510. [y] Paris: Impresse impensis communibus Joannis Parvi et Jodoci Badii Ascensii, 1528. Dos tomos en un volúmen en folio; el primero tiene una hoja , 122 folios numerados, 7 hojas, con diversas pérdidas: portada, seis hojas preliminares, y tres folios que presentan desgarros con carencia de texto. El segundo tiene 4 hojas, 120 folios. Presenta falta de portada y pérdida parcial de texto en la hoja que le sigue, anterior a la tabla. Impresión en letra gótica para ambos tomos. Capitulares grabadas en criblé. Anotaciones marginales manuscritas, de la época. Texto limpio y amplios márgenes. Buen estado de conjunto pese a las faltas señaladas. Encuadernación de la época, en piel sobre tabla, con ruedas gofradas y restos de cierres, bastante fatigada, pero sólida. Rarísima edición de los Comentarios a los Libros primero y segundo de las «Sentencias» de Pedro Lombardo, obra del gran teólogo e historiador John Mair, nacido en Gleghornie, cerca de Haddington, quien ejerció una gran influencia desde sus Cátedras de Lógica y Teología de las Universidades de Paris, Glasgow y especialmente en St. Andrew's, no sólo en el pensamiento escolástico y nominalista de su época, sino en el desarrollo de una conciencia nacional escocesa, por sus escritos históricos y políticos, y al mismo tiempo como maestro de figuras tales como John Knox, Patrick Hamilton y George Buchanan, ilustres reformadores escoceses, y en su etapa parisina de personajes de la talla de Calvino, Ignacio de Loyola y Francisco de Vitoria. Hay que destacar igualmente que en dicha etapa en la cátedra de lógica del Colegio Monteagudo, Montaigu, en la Sorbona, se formó un círculo de lógicos españoles alrededor de Major, integrado por Jerónimo Pardo, Antonio y Luis Núñez Coronel, Fernando de Encinas, Juan de Celaya, Juan Dolz y Gaspar Lax. En el pensamiento de Major se halla la afirmación de que la autoridad de la Iglesia no reside en el Papa sino en el conjunto de la misma, así como que la autoridad civil reside en el pueblo quien la transfiere, «sub conditione», al gobernante, pudiendola recuperar eventualmente, incluso por la fuerza. - Impresos del Siglo 16 - Britannica - Ecclesiástica - Teología - Historia de las Ideas
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Meder, Johann
Parabola filii glutonis ...
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per Michaelem] Furter, 13. kal. septembris profusi atq[ue] p[ro]digi nedu[m] venuste veru[m]etia[m] vtiliter [et] deuote p[er] venerandu [m] patre[m] fratre[m] Joanne[m] Meder ordinis minoru[m] obseruantia[m] Basilee concionata [et] collecta pro totius anni precipue quadragesime sermonib[us] acco[m]modata. Title printed in red and black; with the printer's woodcut device on the title, another on the colophon leaf and a third version at the end; 18 full-page woodcuts; the first 13pp rubricated; printed in double columns in gothic letter. Third Edition. 8vo. [157 x 113 x 39 mm]. [231]ff. Contemporary Nuremberg binding of calf, the covers tooled in blind with a triple fillet border punctuated with a circular flower head tool and a star, the central section divided into quarters by triple fillets running diagonally from the corners, with the star along each length and at the intersection, the upper and lower quarters containing a lozenge-shaped tool with an Imperial eagle, the quarters to the left and right with a lozenge-shaped unicorn tool. The spine divided into three panels with raised bands and blind fillets, the panels tooled in blind with the circular flower head, the star and a leaf, vellum manuscript pastedowns and endleaves, plain edges. (Remains of paper manuscript label at the head of the spine, the clasp renewed). There are a few small wormholes inside the front cover, the front endleaf and first three leaves and again at the end. It is a fine copy in a remarkably well preserved Nuremberg binding. The clasp is new and there may have been one or two other small repairs to the joints and corners, but these are virtually undetectable. This is the third edition of "Quadragesimale di filio prodigo", a collection of fifty sermons on the parable of the Prodigal Son and the Passion of Christ. Each sermon begins with a dialogue between an angel and the prodigal son, and all but one concludes with a parable or allegory that is explained in Christian terms. They were originally preached by Johann Meder at Basel during Lent 1494 and were published by Furter in 1495 and 1497. Meder, a Franciscan who resided at Basel from 1495 to 1502, was a friend of Sebastian Brant, who wrote a prefatory poem to the work. Meder also asked Furter to provide illustrations, and the 18 full-page woodcuts, two of which are repeats, have been attributed by F. Winkler to the Master of the Haintz-Narr, Dürer's main collaborator in the illustration of Brant's "Narrenschiff", which was published in Basel by Johann Bergmann in 1494. With the ownership inscriptions of the monastery of Eichstätt in Bavaria, Georg Stammach and the Abbey of Irrsee. With the booklabel of J. R. Abbey and his acquisition note "J.A.6605 15.9.[19]55". Sold in the third portion of the Abbey sale, Sotheby's, 20/6/1967, as lot 2020 (£160 to Quaritch).
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COLLECTIF
Biblia exigue molis ac plures in partes divisibilis : sigillatim pro arbitris cujus separadas, etca
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Venalis, habet in officina Wolffgangi hopilii : invico sancte Jacobi sita 1510 format : 14 10,5 cm. relie, plein veau brun ancien, avec dos refait, "3 feuillets et 256 pages, imprimees en gothique et paginees jusqu' a la page 133, avec ensuite ""Interpretationes nominu hebraicoru, sur deux colonnes," avec en frontispice, une figure d' un Saint, sur bois, et aussi des lettrines ; dos a 3 nerfs, plats estampes a froid avec deux fermoirs (bien complets) en laiton ; toutes tranches rouges. Motifs un peu uses sur les plats, petit manque de cuir aux fermoirs du premier plat, ainsi qu' un petit trou de vers ; tres fines annotations a l' encre en certaines marges ainsi que sur la derniere garde et tres rares et faibles rousseurs et mouillures sans aucune incidence ; deux petites restaurations au dernier plat, et aussi en tete du premier et dernier feuillet ; tres bel exemplaire.
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BOOK OF HOURS
Illuminated leaf from a Book of Hours. Northern France, c.
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- Text enclosed within an ornamental twig-like border in burnished gold (cropped in one margin), two-line initial in gold on a blue ground, 9 one-line initials in gold and colours, several line-fillers (some in the form of a twig). Size of leaf: 150 x 73mm. 20 lines of text. 1510. A very attractive leaf from a Book of Hours, with an almost calligraphic script in lettre bâtarde.
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Majeska.
Orthochromes.
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Vera Sundelson Number 698 of 1510 copies, of which 1449 were issued. Set of 8 erotic b/w prints in paper covers. INSCRIBED on the front cover. VG+ indeed - slight foxing to covers.All of our books are first edition (UK) unless described otherwise.
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SCHODOLER Wernher / BENZ Walther (editeur)
DIE EIDGENOESSISCHE CHRONIK DES WERNHER SCHODOLER um 1510 bis 1535.
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Luzern (Lucerne), Faksimile-Verlag, 1980-1983. 30x42 cm. Facsimile de la celebre chronique manuscrite en allemand de Schodoler relative a la Suisse. 2 volumes de facsimile richement ornes de dessins a la plume dont une partie en couleurs + 1 volume de commentaires en allemand (auf Deutch) par Franz Bachtiger, Eugen Burgisser, Pascal Ladner, Casar Menz, et Eduard Studer. Les 2 volumes de facsimile sont magnifiquement relies dans le style de l'epoque : Pleine peau beige ornee a froid de motifs heraldiques ou stylises. Renforts en laiton et fermoires travailles en repousse. Dos muets a 4 doubles nerfs. Les deux reliures different legerement par le decors conformement aux reliures originales. Le commentaire est relie en demi-peau de meme couleur, mais les plats sont simplement recouverts de toile ecrue. Les deux volumes de facsimile sont par ailleurs proteges par des etuis en pleine toile. Petites traces d'usage sur les etuis, sinon ensemble en tres bon etat et de magnifique presentation. Un des 1060 exemplaires (n° 617). L'original de la chronique de Schodoler se trouve a present divisee en 3 parties, conservees dans 3 villes differentes : MS 62 a la Leopold-Sophien Bibliothek a Uberlingen, MS 2 aux archives municipales de Bremgarten, MS Bibl. Zurl. Fol. 18 a la Bibliotheque cantonale d'Aarau.
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GHISLANDIS DE IAVENO, Fra Antonio de [fl. 1489-1507].
Opus aureum ornatum omni lapide super Evangeliis totius anni. Pars Secunda [ex duobus].
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al fin: [Paris] sumptibus prestantis bibliopole Johannis Petit, Johannis merchatoris impressum, 1510. 8vo.; portada con la insignia de Jean Petit, 3 hojas, la última blanca, CCXXXII ff. Bella impresión en letra gótica. Encuadernación de época, en pergamino. Un rarísimo impreso lionés postincunable de Juan de Vingles, de la obra del humanista dominico, inquisidor en Turin, Fra Antonio De Ghislandis. Dominicos - Espiritualidad y Devocionalia - Ecclesiástica - Impresos del Siglo 16
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MIZAULD (Antoine).
Recueil de 3 ouvrages du XVI e siecle relies a l'epoque en un volume petit in-8, velin ivoire (Reliure du XVI e siecle).
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Rare reunion de 3 ouvrages d'Antoine Mizauld, une celebrite du Bourbonnais, ne en 1510 a Montlucon. Voir la longue notice que lui consacre R. de QuirielleE:ECEMizault trouva dans l'astrologie, dont il avait etudie les pratiques, en compagnie de son ami Oronce Fine, une specialite superieurement choisie, a une epoque ou cette science chimerique etait en grande faveur et comptait des fanatiques jusque sur les marches du troneEE. Marguerite de Valois l'admettait dans son intimite. Mizauld qui etait aussi medecin abandonna cet art pour se consacrer entierement a la publication de singuliers traites, parmi lesquels plusieurs concernent le jardinage, les plantes medicinales et la pharmacie populaire. 1/ Artificiosa Methodus comparandorum Hortensium Fructuum, olerum, radicum, vuarum, vinorum, carnium et jusculorum, quae corpus clementer purgent. Lutetiae, Frederic Morel, 1575 ; 8 ff., 40 ff.( le dernier blanc). EDITION ORIGINALE sous ce titre. Artificia comparandorum fructuum. C'est un traite en deux parties. La premiere, un manuel de medecine naturelle, traite de la vertu purgative de certaines plantes. La seconde est entierement consacree aux vins, et surtout aux vins aromatiques et medicinaux avec des recettes tirees des ouvrages de Caton et Dioscoride. Quirielle p. 165- Dumoulin 243- Adams M. 1494- Schoene n 5863- Simon Bach. II, 460 (qui donne cette edition pour l'originale)- Oberle 686- Durling 3191 qui precise que cette edition est augmentee. 2/Dioclis Carystii medici, ab Hippocrate fama et aetate secundi, aurea ad Antigonum Regem Epistola, de morborum praesagiis, et eorumdem extemporaneis remediis. Adhaec Arnaldi a Villanova.de salubri hortensium usu. Lutetiae, F. Morel, 1573 ; 4 ff.n.ch., 27 ff., ch., 1f.n.ch. Meme edition que la premiere parue en 1572 chez le meme editeur. L'ouvrage est dedie a Pierre Seguier. Il s'agit de l'epitre de Diocles Carystius adressee au roi Antigone sur les diagnostics de diverses maladies. Suivi du traite d'Arnaud de Villeneuve sur les plantes medicinales et leur usages, poireaux, feves, un important chapitre sur les fruits. A la fin, une lettre de Mizauld a Ph. Melanchthon sur la salubrite du fromage.- Quirielle 167.- Durling,1130- Dumoulin 211. 3/Opusculum de Sena, planta inter omnes, quotquot sunt, hominibus beneficentissima et saluberrima. Lutetiae, F. Morel, 1574 ; 18 ff.ch., 1f. n.ch., 1 f. blanc, 4 ff.n.ch. pour le catalogue des livres de l'auteur. Deuxieme edition parue en 1572 chez le meme editeur. Le catalogue de la fin donne 31 ouvrages en latin parus entre 1546 et 1572 puis 11 ouvrages en francais de 1547 a 1570. Suivent : une liste de 14 ouvrages latins non encore publies et une liste de 6 traites en francais C qui ne sont encore imprimez E. Traite medicinal sur le sene, plante consideree comme une panacee. En-tete un poeme latin adresse a l'auteur par Jean de Cullant, avocat de Montlucon. Quirielle p. 167- Dumoulin 203 ( qui ne connait pas le titre date 1574) - Durling 3193.
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MANCINELLUS (Antonio).
Sermonum Decas. Ad Angelum Colotium Aesinatem.
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(A la fin:) Argenorati, Mathias Schurer, Mense Martio, 1510. in-4 .8ff. 110pp. Cartonnage du XIXs. Seconde edition (Iere: Rome, apres 1503) de ce rare recueil destine aux adolescents, du grammairien et pedagogue italien Antonio Mancinellus (1452- c. 1506). Les textes nombreux qui composent ce volume traitent des sujets d'enseignement les plus varies: sciences, histoire, droit, mœurs, moral, religion, etc. On peut citer a titre d'exemple: "De laudibus Agricultura seu Rusticae Vitae", "De Agricultura Scriptoribus", "De Inventoribus Astronomiae", "De Orationis origine", "Medicina laudes", "De Gubernatorum Reipub. officio", "Religionis auctoris primi", "An Iudeorum et infidelium pueri", " Commendatio pueri", "Electi praeceptoris", "Convivium quid prisci convivii necessariae", etc. Jolie impression en lettres rondes. Petit trou de ver. Tres bon exemplaire. Graesse, IV, 359. Manque a la Bibliotheque Nationale qui n'a qu'une edition de 1511.
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LOMBARDUS, Petrus.
TEXTUS SENTENTIAR[UM] CUM CONCLUSIONIBUS: et partitione textus Henrici Gorichem. Cum expositionibus Egidii de Roma: et in quasdam Hylarii difficilio res propositiones. Cum additionibus Henrici de Vurimaria antea novisis: diligentique ex aminatione textui de novo appositis. Cum erroribus quibusdam Parrhysiis revocatis...
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Imp. Nicolas Kesler. Basilea, 1510. 31,5 cm. 196 hojas (a6-h6, i4, k6, l6, m4, n6, o4, p6, q6, r4, s6, t6, v4, x6,y6,z4, A6, B6, C4, D6, E6, F4, G-I6, K4, L6, M4, N6-O6, R8). Apostillas marginales. Muy fina señal de taladro restaurada en las últimas hojas. Enc. en pergamino reciente. * Pedro Lombardo (1095-1160) nacido en Lombardía, recibió estudios en Bolonia y París, donde se educó bajo las enseñanzas de Pedro Abelardo. Dedicó su vida al estudio de la teología católica, escribiendo su obra máxima "Sentiarum libri quatour". Fue también designado obispo de París. Su obra, escrita entre 1150 y 1152, en el período de formación de la Escolástica, constituye un sistema teológico muy bien ordenado en el que se engloban las sentencias de los Padres de la Iglesia y de autores más recientes. Durante la Edad Media y el Renacimiento, sus obras constituían la base de las enseñanzas teológicas de las universidades europeas. Fue comentado por san Buenaventura, santo Tomás de Aquino... Teología Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830
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Libro de Torneos del Duque Guillermo el Cuarto de Baviera de 1510 hasta 1545. Según un manuscrito del mismo tamaño existente en la Biblioteca Real de Munich, litografiado fielmente por Teobaldo Senefelder, con explicaciones de F. Schilicht egroll (Transcripción al castellano del título original en alemán).
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Libro de Torneos del Duque Guillermo el Cuarto de Baviera de 1510 hasta 1545. Según un manuscrito del mismo tamaño existente en la Biblioteca Real de Munich, litografiado fielmente por Teobaldo Senefelder, con explicaciones de F. Schilicht egroll (Transcripción al castellano del título original en alemán). Munich, Thienemann, 1817-1829. En 4º mayor apaisado chagrin rojo, lomera cuajada e hilos dorado en las tapas. Consta de portada, 60 págs. de texto explicativo, 31 magníficas láminas litográficas a doble página maravillosamente iluminadas de la época, incluyendo el oro y la plata.
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DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO. SIGLO XVI, FIRMADO POR FERNANDO EL CATOLICO, MONZON, SELGUA, HUESCA
1510, septiembre, 2. Monzón: Documento sobre pergamino en el que el Rey Don Fernando el Católico concede la jurisdicción civil y criminal del lugar de SELGUA (Prov. de Huesca) a Felipe de Erill. [Al final con el Signum Real y la firma Yo El Rey de Fernando el Católico]: Signum Ferdinandi, Dei gratia regis Aragonum, Sicilie citra et ultra farum, Hierusalem, Valentie, Maioricarum, Sardinie et Corsice, comtis Barchinine, ducis Athenarum et Neopatrie, comitis Rossilionis et Ceritanie, marchionis Oristanni et Gociani. YO EL REY. [seguido de una firma notarial y otras firmas]
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Datum in villa Montissoni [Monzón], die secundo mensis septembris, anno a nativitate Domini millesimo quingentesimo decimo (1510), regnorum nostrum videlicet Sicilie ultra farum anno quadragesimo tertio, Aragonum et aliorum tricesimo secundo, Sicilie autem citra farum et Hierusalem octavo.- Documento manuscrito sobre pergamino; con clara caligrafía de principios del siglo XVI; de 59 x 60 cm..- DOCUMENTO UNICO Y EN IMPECABLE ESTADO. MUY INTERESANTE PARA LA HISTORIA DE ARAGON Y EN ESPECIAL PARA LA HISTORIA DE SELGUA. Para su mejor lectura se adjunta con el documento la transcripción íntegra en latin.*
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VORAGINE, Jacques de:
Sermones aurei et pulcherrimi variis scriptuarum doctrinis referti de tempore per totum anni circulum (...)
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Parisiis, Franciscus Regnault, (ca 1510)In-8, (212)ff. Plein velin a rabats, reliure moderne. Post-incunable parisien. Titre en rouge et noir, orne de la marque typographique de Francois Regnault, actif de 1510 a 1543. Adams, 1015, 1016, pour des ouvrages semblables dates de 1510 (?) 1511, et Graesse, VII, b, 394L'auteur (1230-1298) est celebre pour sa composition (ou compilation) de "La legende doree".
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Boccaccio, Giovanni di
Joannis Boccacii Certaldi de casibus illustrum virorum LIBRI novum quum historiis adfatim cognoscendis tum paeclare institudendis hominum moribus longe utilissimi. Buch 1- 9, Im Anhang des Joannis Boccacii certaldi vita von Johannes Theodericus. Herausgeg
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Jean Gourmont Paris o.J. (wahrscheinlich 1510) - Opergament,4, 231s., fachmännisch restauriert, die letzten 18 Seiten mit kl. Ausrissenmit geringem Textverlust., Ausrisse restauriert., in gutem Zustand., AZA4,8.
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Geiler von Kaisersberg, Johannes.
Navicula sive speculu(m) fatuor(um).A.J. Othero collecta.
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(Schürer), Straßburg 1510 - Straßburg, (Schürer), 1510 Oktav. 278 Seiten, 6 Blatt. Mit 1 Titelholzschnitt und 1 Textholzschnit von H. Burgkmaier d.Ä. Dekorativer Halb-Lederband des 19. Jahrhunderts mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel und vier falschen Bünden sowie mit Rotschnitt.- Titelblatt mit kleinen Randeinrissen, Epitaph mit kleinen hinterlegten Fehlstellen außerhalb des Textes. 3 Blätter des Index und drei weitere Stellen mit Papierschäden. Geiler von Kaisersberg war mehr als 20 Jahre Prediger im Straßburger Münster. Während der Fastenzeit hielt er mehr als 138 Predigten über das Narrenschiff. Sein Sekretär A.J.Otter (Otther) besorgte diese erste Zusammenstellung, die im Todesjahr Geilers erschien. Als Vorlage diente Geiler die lateinische Narrenschiff Ausgabe Jacob Lochers. Gutes Exemplar der seltenen, ersten Ausgabe des Narrenschiffs, ohne die Holzschnitt-Folge der Brant'schen Ausgabe von Albrecht Dürer, die erste erst 1511 erschien. Der Titelholzschnitt zeigt Geiler im Schiff, seine Mannschaft predigend. Mit der oft fehlenden compendio vitae, einer Biographie von Beatus Rhenanus. Rare first edition. Complete with the biography by Beatus Rhenanus. This edition without the set of wooodcuts. VD 16- G-777. [Attributes: First Edition]
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SYMMACHUS (Quintus Aurelius).
Epistolae Familiares. Item Laudini equitis hierosolymitani in epistolas Turci magni traductio.
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(a la fin:) Argentoraci, ex officina Joannis Schotti, impensis vero egregii I. V. Doctoris Georgii Maxilli (al's ubelin) episcopalis curie Argentinen. Signatoris III idus Augusti anno a natali Christi 1510. in-4. 56ff. (1f.blanc). Demi-basane ancienne, dos refait. Seconde edition tres rare, en partie originale, de la correspondance de Symmaque (340-416), celebre homme d'Etat romain et le dernier defenseur du paganisme en Occident. Ces lettres constituent "des documents extremement precieux pour l'histoire de l'organisation municipale de la cite et des usages concernant la legislation et l'administration de l'epoque" (Larousse). On trouve a la fin du volume, avec titre et pagination separes, un recueil de lettres de l'empereur de Turquie Mohammed traduites par Laudinus, "Chevalier de Jerusalem". Cette correspondance, qui parait ici pour la premiere fois, est adressee a diverses autorites politiques du bassin mediterraneen et s'accompagne de leurs reponses: le roi de Perse, le roi d'Armenie, le Pape, le roi de Chypre, le roi Ferdinand, les citoyens des villes de Venise, Geneve, Florence, Naples, les magistrats d'Italie et d'Athenes, etc. Quelques annotations manuscrites. Bon exemplaire. Manque a Adams qui n'a qu'une edition de 1549. Brunet, V, 612. 3 exemplaires decrits au N.U.C.
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PECKHAM, John
Perspectiva Communis
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[Edited by Luca Gaurico]. Fine large woodcut on title depicting a scholar sitting in his library with three pupils to his left & numerous geometrical woodcuts in the outer margins of the text (two cropped at foot). 18 leaves. Small folio, attractive modern blue morocco by Zaehnsdorf. [Paris?: ca. 1510]. A fine and handsome early edition of this classic work on optics; it was the most influential text on the subject for three hundred years. !The work on which Pecham!s fame has chiefly rested is the Perspectiva communis, probably written between 1277 and 1279 during Pecham!s professorship at the papal curia. In the first book Pecham discussed the propagation of light and color, the anatomy and physiology of the eye, the act of visual perception, physical requirements for vision, the psychology of vision, and the errors of direct vision. In book II he discussed vision by reflected rays and presented a careful and sophisticated analysis of image formation by reflection. Book III was devoted to the phenomena of refraction, the rainbow, and the Milky Way... !The central feature of Pecham!s optical system and the dominant theme of book I of the Perspectiva communis is the theory of direct vision. Here, as elsewhere, Pecham endeavored to reconcile all the available authorities ! Aristotle, Euclid, Augustine, al-Kindi, Ibn al-Haytham, Ibn Rushd, Grosseteste, and Bacon... !Pecham!s optical system included significantly more than a theory of direct vision. He briefly discussed the doctrine of species; treated at length the propagation of rays; and developed a theory to explain how solar radiation, when passing through noncircular apertures, gives rise to circular images. He expressed the full law of reflection and applied it to image formation by plane, spherical, cylindrical, and conical mirrors; in this analysis he revealed an implicit understanding of the nature of the focal point of a concave mirror... !Pecham!s success was greatest in the case of the Perspectiva communis. This text...went through twelve printed editions, including a translation into Italian, between 1482 and 1665. It was used and cited by many medieval and Renaissance natural philosophers, including Dominicus de Clavasio, Henry of Langenstein, Blasius of Parma, Lorenzo Ghiberti, Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Brudzewski, Francesco Maurolico, Giambattista della Porta, Girolamo Fabrici, Johannes Kepler, Willebrord Snellius, and G.B. Riccioli...The Perspectiva communis was the most widely used of all optical texts from the early fourteenth until the close of the sixteenth century, and it remains today the best index of what was known to the scientific community in general on the subject.!!D.S.B., X, pp. 475-76. Peckham (ca. 1230-1292), took his degrees at Paris and Oxford and in 1279 was elected archbishop of Canterbury. The first edition of the text was published ca. 1482-83. Fine copy preserved in a morocco-backed box. ❧ Smith, History of Mathematics, II, p. 341!!The work that had the greatest influence upon the subject of perspective in the Middle Ages was the Perspectiva communis.! .
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Plutarch, pseudo
De Placitis Philosophorum Naturalibus Libri Quinq
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Rome:: Jacob Mazochius [Giacomo Mazzocchi],, 1510.. First Edition Thus.. Later 1/2 morocco, old stamp on t.p. faded and on a4v Capuchin library of Naples, fine crisp copy, minor pin wormholes.. 4to.. T.p. in architectural border. A translation of the spurious 'Peri ton areskonton philosophois phusikon dogmaton' by Guillaume Bud!. "The Placitis philosophorum' ascribed to Plutarch is one of our main sources (though itself second hand) for the study of ancient philosophy." [Sarton]#11;Regarded since the seventeenth century as pseudepigraphic because of its verbal similarities to other doxographical#11;treatises, De placitis philosophorum sets forth, in Books I-III, the opinions of Greek natural philosophers on the questions of the makeup of the cosmos and on the operation of#11;various celestial phenomena, while Books IV-V treat of questions relating to the function of the human soul and to the nature of human reproduction and physiology. While obviously selective in its content and generally superficial in its treatment, the treatise nevertheless preserves much interesting material on topics widely debated in ancient#11;philosophical circles. EDIT 16 (on-line) cnc 30300 (1 copy only). Hoffmann III,201. Durling/NLM3698.1. RLIN adds 3 copies in US [Folger, Harvard, Bancroft].
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Floccus (Pseud.: Fenestella), Andreas:
De Ro. magistratibus: nitori tandem natiuo restitutus, mille fluentibus ulceribus curatis, industria doctissimi Ioannis Camertis. Theo. Professo. cum locor& omniu(m) ob comune opti. litteraru(m) incrementum annotationibus.
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(Wien, Hieronymus Vietor, Dezember 1510).. 44 ff 4°. Neuerer Hpgmt.bd.. VD 16, F 1639; Denis 32. Erste Ausgabe des sehr seltenen Wiener Frühdrucks aus der Offizin des vierten Wiener Druckers. Vietor war bereits 1510 eine Partnerschaft mit dem älteren Singriener eingegangen, trotzdem entstanden noch bis März 1511 einige wenige Drucke, die nur sein Impressum tragen. Diese sind allesamt äußerst selten (vgl. Lang 48). Auch der Inhalt des Buches ist selten, denn die Abhandlung über den römischen Magistrat wurde nicht gerade eben häufig gedruckt! Handschriftlicher Besitzeintrag a.d.letzten Blatt verso mit dem Datumseintrag vom 10.April 1511, vereinzelt Annotationen von alter Hand in den breiten weissen Rändern. Von einem Vorbesitzer neu aufgebunden, Deckel mit Papier aus einem alten Missale bezogen. Bei dieser Gelegenheit wurde das Exemplar wohl vorsichtig gewaschen. Die letzten Blätter mit Moderspuren. Trotz der beschriebenen Mängel noch immer ein sehr gutes Exemplar des schönen Beispiels für einen Wiener Frühdruck.
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JUVENALIS
Satyrae
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Pierre Regnault , s.d. (avant 1510) In-12°. 95 ff. Reliure vélin souple 'époque. Extrèmement rare ouvrage imprimé [ à Rouen ?] par Pierre Regnault. Malheureusemant il manque le titre et les pp A3-A7. A la fin de l'ouvrage on trouve la marque d'imprimeur que Pierre Regnault a utilisé jusqu'en 1510. Ref: Catalogue of a collection of early french books in the library of C. Fairfax Murray, pp 739.
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ILLUMINATED LEAF
Leaf from a Book of Hours
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1510 1510. (ILLUMINATED LEAF). Illuminated Leaf, Partially Printed. Paris: for Gilles and Germain Hardouyn, early 16th century. Royal octavo (6-1/2 inches by 9 inches), single leaf on vellum, handsomely window framed. Entire piece measures approximately 12 inches by 15 inches. $4800. Beautiful illuminated full-page miniature from an early 16th-century devotional work, showing Peter striking off the ear of Malchus. With Jesus depicted surrounded by troops and a pastoral smaller scene in the background of Jesus praying while his apostles sleep, all set in a gilt architectural border. With three short lines of printed text. The verso displays 30 lines of printed text in Latin with small metal-cut decorative borders depicting scenes from the life of Jesus. A large beautiful piece in fine condition.
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Adimari, Taddeo & Bernardo del Serra [Monaco di Vallombrosa]
[Vita di sam [sic] Giovanni Gualberto glorioso confessore et institutore del ordine di Valeombrosa.]#11;[bound with:]#11;del Serra.#11;Compendio Delli Abbati Generali di Valembrosa
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Luc Antonio Giunta, Venice:: Luc Antonio Giunta,, 1510-[1511], 6 March & 10 September.. First Editions. Printed on Vellum.. Early nineteenth-century English romantic binding, blue morocco gilt, sides decorated with a border of leafy scrolls, spine gilt in compartments, gilt edges, some edge rubbing; a few small wormholes (some repaired) in lower margin of first and last few leaves, some light soiling in margins, stain in D1 (first work), contemporary repair to margin of B4 before printing. PROVENANCE: Earl of Powis, signature inside upper cover. Pencil note Obought Harlech.O 19th c. description on first vellum blank including the note that a copy sold in the sale of Sir Mark SykesO library for !24 [1824. about !1800 today]#11;. 4to. 2 vols in 1. 216 x 155mm.. Roman letter, very fine full-page woodcut of the crucifixion, large armorial woodcut of the arms of of Vallombrosa on t.p. of second work, two historiated large woodcut initials and smaller white on black initials. Both volumes are PRINTED ON VELLUM.#11;The first work is a life of St John Gualbert who founded the Vallombrosan Order, based on the Benedictine rule but with a greater emphasis on contemplation, in about 1036. The order underwent various reforms over the centuries, and for a time counted amongst its novices Galileo. It was eventally suppressed in 1866.#11;The second work, a compendium of the abbots general of the same order, was issued with the first work and thus has been incorrectly ascribed to Adimari. The order's woodcut device on the title-page was originally used in a Vallombrosan missal of 1503.#11;Camerini assets that the Adimari volume is 1511 rather than the 1510 date in the colophon.#11;OSt. John Gualbert, son of the noble Florentine Gualbert Visdomini, was born in 985 (or 995), and died at Passignano, 12 July, 1073, on which day his feast is kept; he was canonized in 1193... John Gualbert became a Benedictine at San Miniato, but left that monastery to lead a more perfect life. His attraction was for the cenobitic not eremitic life, so after staying for some time with the monks at Camaldoli, he settled at Vallombrosa, where he founded his monastery...The holy lives of the first monks at Vallombrosa attracted considerable attention and brought many requests for new foundations, but there were few postulants, since few could endure the extraordinary austerity of the life...After the founder's death the order spread rapidly... St. John adopted the Rule of St. Benedict but added greatly to its austerity and penitential character. His idea was to unite the ascetic advantages of the eremitic life to a life in community, while avoiding the dangers of the former. Severe scourging was inflicted for any breach of rule, silence was perpetual, poverty most severely enforced. The rule of enclosure was so strict that the monks might not go out even on an errand of mercy. The main point of divergence lay in the prohibition of the manual work, which is prescribed by St. Benedict. St. John's choir monks were to be pure contemplatives and to this end he introduced the system of lay-brothers who were to attend to the secular business. He was among the first to systematize this institution, and it is probable that it was largely popularized by the Vallumbrosans. The term conversi (lay brothers) occurs for the first time in Abbot Andrew of Strumi's Life of St. John, written at the beginning of the twelfth century. The Vallumbrosans do not, strictly speaking, form a separate order, but a Benedictine congregation, though they are not united to the confederated congregations of the Black Monks.O [Catholic Ency.] EDIT 267. Camerini, Giunta Venezia, Vol.1:140 & 145. Bandini I,xviii. Sander 23. Essling 1670 & 1683. Van Praet, V!lins du Roi, v, 26 & 39. Adams A149 & B735.Alston, Books on Vellum in the BL, 28 [only Bernardo.]
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JUVENALIS
Satyrae
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Pierre Regnault, s.d. (avant 1510) - In-12°. 95 ff. Reliure vélin souple 'époque. Extrèmement rare ouvrage imprimé [ à Rouen ?] par Pierre Regnault. Malheureusemant il manque le titre et les pp A3-A7. A la fin de l'ouvrage on trouve la marque d'imprimeur que Pierre Regnault a utilisé jusqu'en 1510. Ref: Catalogue of a collection of early french books in the library of C. Fairfax Murray, pp 739.
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BOOK OF HOURS.
Illuminated manuscript Book of Hours on vellum, use of Rome, in Latin.
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Northern France, 1500-1510. 8vo, 125 leaves, 176 mm x 116 mm (6 15/16 inches x 4 9/16 inches). Complete, 1-2(6) 3-9(8) 10(6) 11-15(8) 16(9) 17(2), 21 lines written in littera gotica-antiqua in dark brown ink between 2 vertical and 22 horizontal lines ruled in dark pink, justification: 107 mm x 63 mm, calendar in blue, red and brown ink, rubrics in blue, capitals washed with yellow, one-line initials in liquid gold on rounds of light red, dark red or blue, similar line fillers including twigged branches in liquid gold, two- and three-line initials in white and mauve on liquid gold grounds infilled with sprigs of coloured flowers or fruit, 29 full borders most consisting of sprays of flowers or fruit and blue-and-gold scrolling acanthus on grounds of liquid gold or natural vellum, some inhabited by birds and grotesques, others with parti-colored divided or broadly scrolling grounds, 13 LARGE MINIATURES, 16 SMALL MINIATURES (slight abrasion or flaking to a few miniatures, minor dampstain to the upper corner of the last 6 leaves). 18th-century French red morocco antique plain-style, lettered in gilt, gilt edges, generally in very good condition. This charming and well preserved manuscript contains twenty-nine miniatures within decorated borders that include leaves and flowers, birds, butterflies, imaginary beasts, frogs and snails. All are elaborately painted on a rich gold base. The manuscript is written in a strong clear hand on very fine creamy white vellum and contains innumerable initials large and small illuminated in gold on red and blue bases with elaborate decorations. Also there are numerous line-ending illuminations and ornaments. PROVENANCE. Christie's, 2 June 1999, lot 41 (Windle -- no prior provenance given) -- Richard Estes. Contents Calendar, fols. 1r-12v; Gospel sequences, fols. 13r-17r; "Obsecro te" in masculine form, fols. 17v-20; "O intemerata" in masculine form, fols. 20r-21v; Hours of the Virgin, use of Rome, fols. 22r-68v; matins, fols. 22r-29r; lauds, fols. 29v-37r; prime, fols. 37v-40v; terce, fols. 41r-43v; sext, fols. 44r-46v; none, fols. 47r-49v; vespers, fols. 50r-54v; compline, fols. 55r-68v; Hours of the Cross, fols. 69r-71r; fol. 71v blank; Hours of the Holy Spirit, fols. 72r-74r, fol. 74v blank; Penitential psalms and Litany, fols. 75r-89v; Office of the Dead, fols. 90r-120r; Suffrages, fols. 120r-125v (including the Holy Trinity and Saints Michael, John the Baptist, John the Evangelist, Peter and Paul, Sebastian, Nicholas, Anthony, Anne, Mary Magdalene, Catherine, and Barbara). ILLUMINATION. The illustration and decoration of this manuscript show the influence of the artist known as the Master of Petrarch's Triumphs. The composition of a number of the miniatures corresponds to the works by the Master and his circle, and the scene which depicts Bathsheba standing naked, not in a fountain, but in a small pond set in a green lawn is especially close to Pierpont Morgan Library, M.618, attributed by John Plummer to the Master himself (The Last Flowering, New York, 1982, p. 117). The gigantic shepherd shown in the miniature for terce is, however, closely related to the one in M.338, by a follower of Jean Poyet (The Last Flowering, p. 115). The subjects of the miniatures are: Fol. 13r, St. John on Patmos; Fol. 14r, St. Matthew with an angel (small miniature) [prefacing the text of Luke]; Fol. 15r, St. Luke with an ox (small miniature) [prefacing the text of Matthew]; Fol. 16v, St. Mark with a lion (small miniature); Fol. 17v, The Virgin and Child in glory (small miniature); Fol. 20r, Pietà (small miniature); Fol. 22r, Annunciation; Fol. 29v, Visitation; Fol. 37v, Nativity ; Fol. 41r, Annunciation to the Shepherds; Fol. 44r, Adoration of the Magi; Fol. 47r, Presentation in the Temple; Fol. 50r, Flight into Egypt; Fol. 55r, Coronation of the Virgin; Fol. 69r, Crucifixion; Fol. 72r, Pentecost; Fol. 75r, Bathsheba bathing nude in a small pond, observed by David; Fol. 90r, Job on the dungheap; Fol. 120r, Trinity (small miniature); Fol. 120v, St. Michael (small miniature); Fol. 121r, St. John the Baptist (small miniature); Fol. 121v, St. John the Evangelist (small miniature); Fol. 122r, St. Sebastian (small miniature); Fol. 122v, St. Nicholas (small miniature); Fol. 123r, St. Anthony (small miniature); Fol. 123v, St. Anne (small miniature); Fol. 124r, St. Mary Magdalene (small miniature); Fol. 124v, St. Catherine (small miniature); Fol. 125r, St. Barbara (small miniature).
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Le Roy Louis
Della vicissitudine o mutabilità delle cose nell'universo. nella quale sotto brevità si ha piena cognitione de i mutamenti universali. e in particolare degli Stati,.
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- Roma, presso Aldo, 1585In 4° ant. (20 x 14,4). Pp.(32) + 327 + (1). Bellissimo frontespizio figurato (due timbri di biblioteca nobiliare estinta non deturpanti). Qualche brunitura ad alcuni fascicoli, leggermente più marcata a quello "D", comunque ottimo esemplare in legatura coeva piena pergamena floscia, titolo ms. al dorso. Two old stamp on title (nobiliary library). A few quires browned, hardly the "D" signature, but overall a nice copy in contemporary limp vellum, title manuscript on spine. Prima traduzione italiana. Il L.(Coutances 1510-Paris 1577) fu eccellente Umanista e professore di Greco al Collège de France dal 1572; Autore prolifico, lo si ricorda in particolare per la prima biografia sul Budé. Il trattato era apparso nell'originale lingua francese nel 1575, ed ebbe un certo successo con alcune ristampe anche della presente traduzione. L'opera, divisa in dodici libri, si occupa essenzialmente di questioni storiche attraverso il metodo delle comparazioni; non del tutto trascurabile è l'indagine sulla religione araba, ancora definita "Mahomettana". First Italian edition, following the original French of this important work divided in twelve chapters concerning various matters. Le Roy, a French humanist wrote the first biographical essay on Francois Budé. ADAMS, L-534. BM-STC Italian Books, p.376. ICCU/EDIT16, n.27657. RENOUARD, 235.1.
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PECKHAM, John
Perspectiva Communis
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[Edited by Luca Gaurico]. Fine large woodcut on title depicting a scholar sitting in his library with three pupils to his left & numerous geometrical woodcuts in the outer margins of the text (two cropped at foot). 18 leaves. Small folio, attractive modern blue morocco by Zaehnsdorf. [Paris?: ca. 1510].p A fine and handsome early edition of this classic work on optics; it was the most influential text on the subject for three hundred years. !The work on which Pecham!s fame has chiefly rested is the Perspectiva communis, probably written between 1277 and 1279 during Pecham!s professorship at the papal curia. In the first book Pecham discussed the propagation of light and color, the anatomy and physiology of the eye, the act of visual perception, physical requirements for vision, the psychology of vision, and the errors of direct vision. In book II he discussed vision by reflected rays and presented a careful and sophisticated analysis of image formation by reflection. Book III was devoted to the phenomena of refraction, the rainbow, and the Milky Way... !The central feature of Pecham!s optical system and the dominant theme of book I of the Perspectiva communis is the theory of direct vision. Here, as elsewhere, Pecham endeavored to reconcile all the available authorities ! Aristotle, Euclid, Augustine, al-Kindi, Ibn al-Haytham, Ibn Rushd, Grosseteste, and Bacon... !Pecham!s optical system included significantly more than a theory of direct vision. He briefly discussed the doctrine of species; treated at length the propagation of rays; and developed a theory to explain how solar radiation, when passing through noncircular apertures, gives rise to circular images. He expressed the full law of reflection and applied it to image formation by plane, spherical, cylindrical, and conical mirrors; in this analysis he revealed an implicit understanding of the nature of the focal point of a concave mirror... !Pecham!s success was greatest in the case of the Perspectiva communis. This text...went through twelve printed editions, including a translation into Italian, between 1482 and 1665. It was used and cited by many medieval and Renaissance natural philosophers, including Dominicus de Clavasio, Henry of Langenstein, Blasius of Parma, Lorenzo Ghiberti, Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Brudzewski, Francesco Maurolico, Giambattista della Porta, Girolamo Fabrici, Johannes Kepler, Willebrord Snellius, and G.B. Riccioli...The Perspectiva communis was the most widely used of all optical texts from the early fourteenth until the close of the sixteenth century, and it remains today the best index of what was known to the scientific community in general on the subject.!!D.S.B., X, pp. 475-76. Peckham (ca. 1230-1292), took his degrees at Paris and Oxford and in 1279 was elected archbishop of Canterbury. The first edition of the text was published ca. 1482-83. Fine copy preserved in a morocco-backed box. ❧ Smith, History of Mathematics, II, p. 341!!The work that had the greatest influence upon the subject of perspective in the Middle Ages was the Perspectiva communis.!. First Edition. Hard cover.
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Guilelmus Parisiensis].
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[Lyon?, um 1510]. - CCXXXII, (3 [statt 8?]) Bll. Zweispaltige gotische Type, 62 Zeilen. Mit zahlreichen figuralen Holzschnittinitialen. Geheftet. 4to. Seltenes Lektionar, wohl in Lyon gedruckt. Wie stets ohne Titel; jedoch dürfte am Schluß ein Kolophon fehlen; die letzte Lage G (Index) inkomplett. Durchgehend etwas braun- bzw. fingerfleckig. Bindung gelockert; einige Blätter lose. Zahlreiche handschriftliche Marginalien des frühen 16. Jhs. (später etwas beschnitten). [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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[Guilelmus Parisiensis].
Postilla sive expositio epistolarum tam dominicalium quam ferialium.
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[Lyon?, um 1510]. CCXXXII, (3 [statt 8?]) Bll. Zweispaltige gotische Type, 62 Zeilen. Mit zahlreichen figuralen Holzschnittinitialen. Geheftet. 4to. Seltenes Lektionar, wohl in Lyon gedruckt. Wie stets ohne Titel; jedoch dürfte am Schluß ein Kolophon fehlen; die letzte Lage G (Index) inkomplett. Durchgehend etwas braun- bzw. fingerfleckig. Bindung gelockert; einige Blätter lose. Zahlreiche handschriftliche Marginalien des frühen 16. Jhs. (später etwas beschnitten).
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HEGESIPPUS [Flavius JOSEPHE] - HEGESIPPE
DE BELLO JUDAICO] AEGESIPPI HISTORIAGRAPHI FIDELIS SIMI AC DISSERTISSIMI ET INTER CHRISTIANOS ANTIQUIS SIMI HISTORIA DE BELLO JUDAICO. SCEPTRI SUBLATIONE. JUDAEORUM DISPERSIONE. ET HIEROSOLIMITANO EXCIDIO. ADIVO AMBROSIO MEDIOLANEN. ANTISTITE E GRAECA LATINA FACTA CUM EJUSDEM ANACEPHALEOSI ET TABELLIS CONGRE. VENTIARUM CUM JOSEPHI LIBRIS ETIAM DE GESTIS MACHABEORUM.
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Souscription au f. LXXVII r° : Finis inedibus Ascensianis ad calendas Junias. M.D.X. (Paris, Josse Bade, 5 juin 1510). Marque de Josse Bade sur le titre. - 1 volume petit in-folio (26 x 20 cm) de 1 feuillet (titre et épître de Josse Bade, éditeur, au verso), LXXVII feuillets chiffrés, 5 feuillets non chiffrés, le dernier feuillet blanc manque. Caractères romains, manchettes. Reliure plein parchemin du XVIIe siècle. Exemplaire frais mais court de marge du fait de la reliure exécutée à nouveau un siècle plus tard. Quelques manques de peau à la reliure sur le bord du plat verso (sans gravité). PREMIÈRE ÉDITION TRÈS RARE. Selon Renouard, « cette adaptation latine du « De Bello Judaico » de Flavius Josephe (c.37-c.100) fut faite vers 367-374 par un auteur anonyme. Une erreur du copiste qui a sans doute confondu Josippus et Hegesippus est à l’origine du nom. » Cette version fut très peu diffusée car elle donne le peuple juif responsable de la mort du Christ, mort qu’il paiera par la destruction de Jérusalem. Badius donnera une nouvelle édition 2 ans plus tard (30 décembre 1511 – Renouard, Badius, II, 488) et une autre en 1524. Cette première édition de 1510 se trouve, en France, à la Mazarine et à la bibliothèque de Chartres, d’après Renouard, et aussi Deventer, Gand, Genève. (décompte 1908) – Autres exemplaires localisés à ce jour (2009) : BM Toulouse – Poitiers – Besançon. Friedlaender library, part II, 2001, n°343. Adams H-144. Moreau, Inventaire chronologique des éditions parisiennes du XVIe siècle, I, 1510, 97. Marque n°1 de Badius au titre et titre sans encadrement (Renouard). D’abord élevé chez les frères de la vie commune à Gand, Josse Bade poursuivit ses études à Louvain puis en Italie, où il fut l’élève de Battista Guarino et brièvement de Philippe Béroalde l’ancien. Il enseigna à Valence et à Lyon et commença à publier (notamment ses Sylvae morales) chez le libraire Jean Treschel, dont il devint le correcteur puis l’associé. En 1499, il s’installa à Paris et à partir de 1503 à son propre compte sans doute avec l’aide du libraire Jean Petit. Il poursuivit ses activités d’éditeur scientifique tout en imprimant. Son atelier était le rendez-vous des humanistes. Gravitait autour de son atelier tout un cercle de collaborateurs (Bérauld, Dubois), les Ascensiani. Il entretenait par ailleurs des relations avec la plupart des grands humanistes européens. Josse Bade édita durant toute sa vie les classiques latins, en fournissant des commentaires. Dès 1500, parurent ses commentaires familiers sur les épîtres, les satires et l’art poétique d’Horace dont des fragments avaient déjà paru dans les Sylvae morales, la première édition des épîtres date d’octobre, celle des satires a dû la précéder. L’ensemble de ces commentaires d’Horace est réuni en 1503 (avec ceux d’Antonio Mancinelli). On trouve déjà dans les éditions de Josse Bade, outre les gloses d’Acron, Porphyrion et Mancinelli, des annotations d’Alde Manuce, et de M. Bonfini (dans l’édition de1519). En 1543, sont ajoutées les annotations d’Henri Glarean, en 1546, celles de Parrhasius, d’Erasme, Politien, Sabellicus, de Cælius Rhodiginus, de Pio, de Crinitus, de Robortello, etc., dans une sorte de processus additionnel qui réunit l’aréopage humaniste le plus large et le plus européen. Voir Ph. Renouard, Bibliographie de Josse Bade Ascensius, Paris, 1908, sur Horace, II, p. 496 et s. Ph. Renouard, Imprimeurs et libraires parisiens du XVI siècle, Paris, 1969, II, 6-297. Contemporaries of Erasmus,I, 79-81. Josse Bade, dit Badius (1462-1535), préfaces de Josse Bade, (1462-1535), trad., intr. et notes par M. Lebel, Louvain, Peeters, 1988. Très belle édition ornée de 5 grandes lettres ornées à fond criblé (60 x 60 mm) et de très nombreuses lettres ornées gravées sur bois de plus petite taille (33 x 33mm, 27 x 27 mm et 13 x 13 mm). Les titres courants sont en grandes lettres gothiques, le texte est imprimé en caractère romain. Le verso du dernier feuillet est couvert de notes en grec et en latin (extrait des « Histoires » de Zosine, livre 4, p. 74 (édition non mentionnée). Quelques notes manuscrites. Une note manuscrite en latin sur la page de [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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Correggio Niccolò Postumo Da (1450-1508)
Opere […] intitulate la Psyche et la Aurora [i.e. Psiche e Cupido – Fabula di Cefalo]. Stampate novamente et ben correcte, [colophon:] Venezia, per Georgio de Rusconi, 20 aprile 1513.
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8° (mm 153x100); cc. (48). Al frontespizio, silografia con Psiche e Cupido; a c. (27)v, altro legno(Titiro e Melibeo). Legatura ottocentesca in mezza pergamena. Una macchia giallastra interessa parte del margine esterno delle prime 4 carte; tracce d'uso. Foglio di guardia anteriore recentemente inserito. Provenienza: all'interno del piatto superiore, a penna: «Di Nicola Cabassi» (xix sec.); Giuseppe Martini (sua nota a matita). Una delle più antiche edizioni, di grande rarità, ristampa dell'edizione del 1510 del medesimo Rusconi, dunque anch'essa derivata dalla princeps (Venezia, Manfrino da Monferrato, 1507) e pubblicata senza l'autorizzazione dell'Autore. Sander, 2214 (da Essling, 1568); Edit xvi, c-6797 (un unico esemplare, presso la Marciana di Venezia). Non in Allacci; in Soleinne (4075) solo la ristampa del '15. «La Fabula de Cefalo di Niccolò da Correggio, rappresentata a Ferrara il 21 gennaio 1478, [...] presuppone, da parte dell'autore, un vigile interesse per le novità teatrali del momento: sia per la nuova forma che la favola mitologica aveva assunto con la Orphei Tragoedia, sia per i volgarizzamenti plautini. [...] Il mito di Cefalo è narrato nelle Metamorfosi (vii, 690-865), ma la dipendenza da Ovidio è minima. Per quanto riguarda l'apporto di altre fonti mitologiche, notiamo che due particolari importanti derivano dalle Genealogie del Boccaccio: ma tutto sommato il mito resta solo il nucleo di un'opera largamente originale. [...] Più vicine sono le fonti volgari. Anche se l'intenzione dell'autore è quella di fare del teatro classico, il mito è presentato con gli stessi modi fiabesco-cortesi di episodi analoghi dell'Innamorato. [...] La rappresentazione del 1478, stando alle descrizioni dei cronisti, avvenne – sullo stesso tribunale di legno che era stato preparato nel cortile l'anno prima per i Menechini – alla presenza di molti invitati, convenuti a Ferrara per le prossime nozze di Lucrezia d'Este con Annibale Bentivoglio: ma in particolare per festeggiare le nozze che in quel giorno erano state celebrate tra Giulio Tassone e Ippolita Contrari. [...] I cronisti sottolineano infine la presenza di soni de diversi instrumenti intermedi a li acti (Zambotti) e in effetti abbiamo già notato come ogni atto si chiuda con un coro, sicuramente accompagnato da suoni di strumenti e da danze: non si tratta di intermezzi di argomento diverso, come capiterà dagli ultimi anni del secolo in avanti, ma di cori che concludono l'azione di ogni atto e ne fanno parte integrante» (Teatro del Quattrocento. Le corti padane, a cura di A. Tissoni Benvenuti – M. P. Mussini Sacchi, Torino 1983, pp. 311-16).
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WESTPHAL, JOACHIM.
Des Ehrwirdigen und tewren Mans Doct. Marti. Luthers seliger gedechtni
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s meinung, von den Mitteldingen, durch M. Joachimu Westphalum Pfarhern zu Hamburgk susamen gelesen. Eine gemeine Regel von allen Caremonien M. F. Il. Alle Caremonien, ob sie schon jhrer natur halben Mittelding sind, das man sie one sunde halten oder Iassen mag, so horen sie doch auff Mitteldinge zu sein, Wenn darzu kompt der gezwanck, ein falscher wahn eins Gottesdiensts. Item, das man sie als notig zur seligkeit helt. Item, Wenn die verleugnung, ein exgernis, eine offentliche anreitzung der missbreuche darauff stehet, Und letzlich, Wenn sie nich mehr die Kirche bawen, sondern zerstoren, und Gott lestern, es geschehe denn auff wasserley weise es imer geschehen kan. Alle diese bose stucke sind itzt bey den itzigen Adiaphoren, on das et - [Colophon:] Gedruckt zu Magdeburk durch Michael Lotther. Quarto.[ Pamphlet in modern gray acid free paper wrapper with printed title label on spine, light 19th century library stamp on title (Concordia, STL) pages tanning and foxing, bottom edges of first & last few pages are soft and deteriorating & wearing away--but not into the text, fore-edge of last few pages chipped. Collation: A-H4, I2. VD16 L3471. OCLC locates Emory--Pitts Theol. Lib; U. Iowa; Concordia; Harvard-Houghton; Brown U.; Southern Meth.-Bridwell; U. Wisconsin. Also Natl Libr. Scotland and 9 German Libraries. BVB adds 6 or 7 more German libraries. Includes several excerpts from Melanchthon. "Eine gemeine Regel von allen Caemonien M.F.Il."[i.e. Matthias Flacius Illyricus]. Joachim Westphal (1510-1574) was born in Hamburg, Germany and educated at Wittenburg first under Luther and then Melanchthon. In 1541 he became preacher of the church of S
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DÜRER, Albrecht (1471 Nürnberg 1528).
DIE VERTREIBUNG AUS DEM PARADIES.
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- Holzschnitt, oben re. kl. Schild m. Dat. "1510" und Monogramm. Auf Bütten ohne WZ. 12,7 : 9,9 cm. Bis zur Umrandungslinie beschn. Gerahmt. - Aus DÜRER'S "DIE KLEINE HOLZSCHNITTPASSION" (1508 - 1510). - Meder 127, 2. Zustand (ohne Text). ". im Vergleiche zur Grossen Passion eine ziemlich gleichmässige Zeichnung." Schöner, käftiger Abdruck. Im li. Rand v. alter Mont. min. gebräunt u. leichte Schwachstelle im Papier, kl. Papier - Dünnstelle unter dem Monogramm. ABBILDUNG TAFEL XIII.
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Biel, Gabriel
Sacri canonis misse tam mystica quam litteralis expositio iamiam summa cum diligentia iterum atque iterum revisa & correcta.
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Basel, Jacob Wolff aus Pforzheim, 1510. - Fol. (circa 29,5 x 21 cm). CCLXIX (recte 268) num. Bll., 13 Bll. Blindgeprägtes Halbschweinsleder d. Zt. auf schweren Holzdeckeln mit Schließen VD16 B 5382; Adams B 2013. Elegante Postinkunabel mit der "Canonis missae expositio", der Erläuterung des Messkanons von Gabriel Biel (circa 1415-1495), der Mitbegründer und Professor für Philosophie an der Universität Tübingen war. Er wurde oft als der „letzte Scholastiker" bezeichnet. Mit seiner systematische Lehre des Nominalismus Ockhams übte er grossen Einfluss auf Luther und Melanchthon aus. Luthers Lehrer Bartholomäus Arnoldi von Usingen war Schüler Biels gewesen und Luther selbst bemerkt im Jahr 1538, dass er gerade dem hier vorliegenden Werke viel zu verdanken habe. - Kaum gebräunt. Kleine Wurmlöchern, nur zu Beginn und am Ende mit kleinen Wurmspuren, die wenige Buchstaben treffen. Einband ebenfalls mit Wurmlöchern, jedoch sehr dekorativ und mit intakten Schliessen.
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Ebel, K / Blickman, J G / Willich, E / Richter, E
Differential Diagnosis in Pediatric Radiology
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Thieme Verlag - Ebel, K / Blickman, J G / Willich, E / Richter, E Differential Diagnosis in Pediatric Radiology (Thieme) ISBN: 978-3-13-108131-5 Leinen 840 S., 1510 ills., 528 tabs. - 29,7 x 21 cm Ebel, K / Blickman, J G / Willich, E / Richter, E Differential Diagnosis in Pediatric Radiology Übersetzt von Ronald, B J / Glass, M D Verlag : Thieme ISBN : 978-3-13-108131-5 Einband : Leinen Preisinfo : 199,00 Eur[D] / 204,60 Eur[A] / 330,00 CHF UVP Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : 840 S., 1510 ills., 528 tabs. - 29,7 x 21 cm Erschienen : 1998 Gewicht : 3430 g
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Geyler [Geiler], Johann, von Keysersperg
Nauicula siue speculu[m] fatuor[um] Presta[n]tissimi sacrar[um] literaru[m] doctoris Joannis Geyler Keysersbergij. Concionatoris Arge[n]tinen[sis] a Jacobo Othero collecta. Compendiosa vitae eiusdem descriptio, per Beatum Rhenanum Selestatinum. Ad Narragoniam.
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[colophon: Argen{torati} Excriptum in aedibus Schurerianis 1510] 4to (21 cm; 8.25"). Unfolioed, but [284] ff. First edition and rare. Geyler (1445-1510), a Swiss-born preacher, considered one of the greatest of the popular preachers of the 15th century, here offers sermons (in the form of 37 discourses on 110 "Turbae" or "Turmae") based on his friend Sebastian Brant's Narrenschiff, and, in doing so, manages to make reference to => America (leaf Z2r). The two woodcuts (title-page and opposite A1r) are copies of illustrations appearing in Brant's famous work - the first, a version of the Ship and the second, of "The Corrupt Way to Live of Those Who Are Ruined." The volume is, as one would expect, printed in gothic type (except for the biography). There are spaces with guide letters for capitals; the side margins have letters and numbers to aid in finding passages. Of this edition, in the U.S. we locate only the copies at the New York Public and Cornell University libraries. Alden & Landis, European Americana, 510/5; VD16 G777 (& ZV 6437 for the Life); Adams G315; Ritter, Strasbourg, 955. 18th-century German boards covered with black-mottled paper; paper spine label. Portion of front free endpaper cut away; small blank area of top of title-page cut away and repaired long ago. Light waterstains and occasional instances of worming (in margins). The final section, i.e., the Vita, is loose in the binding.
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Correggio Viccolò Postumo Da (1450-1508), Opere […] intit...
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8° (mm 153x100); cc. (48). Al frontespizio, silografia con Psiche e Cupido; a c. (27)v, altro legno(Titiro e Melibeo). Legatura ottocentesca in mezza pergamena. Una macchia giallastra interessa parte del margine esterno delle prime 4 carte; tracce d’uso. Foglio di guardia anteriore recentemente inserito. Provenienza: all’interno del piatto superiore, a penna: «Di Nicola Cabassi» (xix sec.); Giuseppe Martini (sua nota a matita). Una delle più antiche edizioni, di grande rarità, ristampa dell’edizione del 1510 del medesimo Rusconi, dunque anch’essa derivata dalla princeps (Venezia, Manfrino da Monferrato, 1507) e pubblicata senza l’autorizzazione dell’Autore. Sander, 2214 (da Essling, 1568); Edit xvi, c-6797 (un unico esemplare, presso la Marciana di Venezia). Non in Allacci; in Soleinne (4075) solo la ristampa del ’15. «La Fabula de Cefalo di Niccolò da Correggio, rappresentata a Ferrara il 21 gennaio 1478, […] presuppone, da parte dell’autore, un vigile interesse per le novità teatrali del momento: sia per la nuova forma che la favola mitologica aveva assunto con la Orphei Tragoedia, sia per i volgarizzamenti plautini. […] Il mito di Cefalo è narrato nelle Metamorfosi (vii, 690-865), ma la dipendenza da Ovidio è minima. Per quanto riguarda l’apporto di altre fonti mitologiche, notiamo che due particolari importanti derivano dalle Genealogie del Boccaccio: ma tutto sommato il mito resta solo il nucleo di un’opera largamente originale. […] Più vicine sono le fonti volgari. Anche se l’intenzione dell’autore è quella di fare del teatro classico, il mito è presentato con gli stessi modi fiabesco-cortesi di episodi analoghi dell’Innamorato. […] La rappresentazione del 1478, stando alle descrizioni dei cronisti, avvenne – sullo stesso “tribunale” di legno che era stato preparato nel cortile l’anno prima per i Menechini – alla presenza di molti invitati, convenuti a Ferrara per le prossime nozze di Lucrezia d’Este con Annibale Bentivoglio: ma in particolare per festeggiare le nozze che in quel giorno erano state celebrate tra Giulio Tassone e Ippolita Contrari. […] I cronisti sottolineano infine la presenza di “soni de diversi instrumenti intermedi a li acti” (Zambotti) e in effetti abbiamo già notato come ogni atto si chiuda con un coro, sicuramente accompagnato da suoni di strumenti e da danze: non si tratta di intermezzi di argomento diverso, come capiterà dagli ultimi anni del secolo in avanti, ma di cori che concludono l’azione di ogni atto e ne fanno parte integrante» (Teatro del Quattrocento. Le corti padane, a cura di A. Tissoni Benvenuti – M. P. Mussini Sacchi, Torino 1983, pp. 311-16).
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Geiler von Kaisersberg, Johannes
Navicula sive speculu(m) fatuor(um)...A.J. Othero collecta.
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Straßburg, Schürer 1510. Oktav. 278 Seiten, 6 Blatt. Mit 1 Titelholzschnitt und 1 Textholzschnit von H. Burgkmaier d.Ä. Dekorativer Halb-Lederband des 19. Jahrhunderts mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel und vier falschen Bünden sowie mit Rotschnitt.- Titelblatt mit kleinen Randeinrissen, Epitaph mit kleinen hinterlegten Fehlstellen außerhalb des Textes. 3 Blätter des Index und drei weitere Stellen mit Papierschäden. Geiler von Kaisersberg war mehr als 20 Jahre Prediger im Straßburger Münster. Während der Fastenzeit hielt er mehr als 138 Predigten über das Narrenschiff. Sein Sekretär A.J.Otter (Otther) besorgte diese erste Zusammenstellung, die im Todesjahr Geilers erschien. Als Vorlage diente Geiler die lateinische Narrenschiff Ausgabe Jacob Lochers. Gutes Exemplar der seltenen, ersten Ausgabe des Narrenschiffs, ohne die Holzschnitt-Folge der Brant'schen Ausgabe von Albrecht Dürer, die erste erst 1511 erschien. Der Titelholzschnitt zeigt Geiler im Schiff, seine Mannschaft predigend. Mit der oft fehlenden compendio vitae, einer Biographie von Beatus Rhenanus. Rare first edition. Complete with the biography by Beatus Rhenanus. This edition without the set of wooodcuts. VD 16- G-777.
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Balbo, Giovanni Francesco [fl.
Tractatus de Prescriptionibus: Tractatus Secundus et Perutilis Profunde Subtilis[que] ac Quotidiane Materie o[mn] is prescriptio[n]is ta[m] Civilis Q[uam] Canonice, Qui de Prescriptionib[us] Inscribit[ur].
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1510- 1510 - 1540]. [Henricus, de Segusio, Cardinal (Hostiensis) (c. 1200-1271)]. [Lyons: Impressa Lugd. per Benedict[us] Bonyn. 1532 die vero. xxix]. [xxii], 208 ff. Main text in parallel columns with side-notes. Octavo (7" x 5"). Recent period-style vellum (from a Hebrew manuscript), hand-lettered title to spine and foot of text block, endpapaers renewed. Negligible light soiling, corners lightly bumped. Title page with architectural border and large Bonyn device printed in red and black. Light browning, faint dampstaining in places, minor worming at beginning and end of the volume (partly restored), wear holes and a few spark-burns with no loss to text. Two brief early annotations, underlining to a few passages. * Third edition. Originally published in 1511, this treatise addresses the Roman law of prescription, the principle whereby a right or liability is created or extinguished over a certain period of time, usually in regard to a property title. It also includes an edition of a short treatise on this subject by Henricus de Segusio. It was a popular work that went through several issues and editions, the last one in 1582. OCLC locates 5 copies of all editions, 3 copies of this edition, no copies of any edition in North America. This edition not in Adams.
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PORCIA, JACOBUS.
Teaching children all the importants aspects of life De librorum educatione.
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Strasbourg, Johannis Schottius, 1510.. 4to. Later boards, with white paper-label on spine. With charming woodcut vignette at the end, showing a running hare between ornamental flowers. (10) lvs.. Rare essay on the education of children, in Latin, by Jacobus Purlillarum Comes, or Jacobus Porcia, published in Strasbourg by Jan Schot at the expense of George Maxillus, alias Übelin, Councillor of the Bishop of Strasbourg. The book contains short chapters on birth, infant feeding, the family, teacher, children's games, religion, the games of adolescents, professions, the military, the church, the civil service, old people and death. No further information could be found on the author or the book. Good copy.- (Library stamp on verso title). Ritter, Cat. Incunables & Livres XVIe Siecle Bibl. Municip . Strasbourg, 1750; STC German p. 712.
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TRACTATUS DE ARTE BENE VIVENDI
ET BENE MORIENDI. (IN FINE, COLOPHON:) IMPRESSUS PARISIUS PRO JOHANE PETITANNO MILLESIMO QUINGENTESIMO DECIMO, DIE VERO XXII OCTOBRIS (22 OTTOBRE 1510),
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in-8, ff. 36 nn. (segn. *8, b-d8, *4), raffinata leg. dell'ottocento in cuoio su assicelle con bordure, fregi e figure a secco sui piatti, dorso a nervi, fermagli in cuoio ed ottone. Sotto il titolo e' la grande impresa figurata dello stampatore, una grande iniz. fig. su fondo crible', numerose iniz. silogr., testo interam. rubricato in rosso. Pregevole e rara edizione di questo trattatello popolare sull'arte di ben vivere e ben morire, di anonimo autore, comparso all'inizio del XV secolo, variamente attribuito a Jean de Bruxelles, a Matteo di Cracovia o a Sant'Alberto Magno. Secondo il moderno studio di M.C. O'Connor ("The Art of dying well", New York, 1942), questo testo sarebbe stato scritto da un frate domenicano delegato al Concilio di Costanza (1414-1418). Ottimo esemplare in artistica legatura. Ediz. mancante a STC French, all'Adams e Graesse (che registra numersoe ediz. per lo piu' precedenti). Unico repertorio che registra quest'edizione dell'opera e' quello informatico della Bibliotheque Nationale de France.
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TORQUEMADA, Juan de.
QUAESTIONES SPIRITUALIS CONVIVII DELITIAS p[re]ferentes sup[er] Evangeliis ta[m] de t[em]p[or]e q[uam] de s[an]ctis, edite a d[omi]no Johanne de Turre Cremata et nup[er] suis in originalibus locis doctrine sancti thome fideliter annotate Anno dni. 1510.
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- Ed. François Regnault. Imp. Johanne Barbier. París, 1510. 17 cm. 10 h., 209 fol. Texto a dos columnas en letra gótica. Marca tipográfica xilografiada en la portada y capitulares. Enc. en pergamino reciente. Ejemplar restaurado, afectando levemente el texto aunque sin impedir su lectura. * El cardenal Juan de Torquemada (Torquemada, Palencia, 1388-Roma, 1468) era un judío converso. Entró al servicio de la orden de los dominicos. Era el tío del inquisidor, Tomás de Torquemada, formó parte del proceso condenatorio de Wickleff y Jan Hus, que fueron juzgados por herejes. Fue gran defensor en el siglo XV de la primacía pontifical. Tomó parte en los concilios de Basilea, Constanza y Florencia, por orden del Papa Eugenio IV, y fue uno de los negociadores de la Iglesia Católica con la Iglesia Griega. Teología. Historia medieval. Teologia medieval i escolàstica Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830
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Geyler [Geiler], Johann, von Keysersperg
Nauicula siue speculu[m] fatuor[um] Presta[n]tissimi sacrar[um] literaru[m] doctoris Joannis Geyler Keysersbergij. Concionatoris Arge[n]tinen[sis] a Jacobo Othero collecta. Compendiosa vitae eiusdem descriptio, per Beatum Rhenanum Selestatinum. Ad Narragoniam.
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Excriptum in aedibus Schurerianis 1510], [colophon: Argen{torati} - First edition and rare. Geyler (1445-1510), a Swiss-born preacher, considered one of the greatest of the popular preachers of the 15th century, here offers sermons (in the form of 37 discourses on 110 "Turbae" or "Turmae") based on his friend Sebastian Brant's Narrenschiff, and, in doing so, manages to make reference to => America (leaf Z2r). The two woodcuts (title-page and opposite A1r) are copies of illustrations appearing in Brant's famous work - the first, a version of the Ship and the second, of "The Corrupt Way to Live of Those Who Are Ruined." The volume is, as one would expect, printed in gothic type (except for the biography). There are spaces with guide letters for capitals; the side margins have letters and numbers to aid in finding passages. Of this edition, in the U.S. we locate only the copies at the New York Public and Cornell University libraries. 4to (21 cm; 8.25"). Unfolioed, but [284] ff. Alden & Landis, European Americana, 510/5; VD16 G777 (& ZV 6437 for the Life); Adams G315; Ritter, Strasbourg, 955. 18th-century German boards covered with black-mottled paper; paper spine label. Portion of front free endpaper cut away; small blank area of top of title-page cut away and repaired long ago. Light waterstains and occasional instances of worming (in margins). The final section, i.e., the Vita, is loose in the binding. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Geyler
Nauicula siue speculu
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[colophon: Argen{torati}: Excriptum in aedibus Schurerianis, 1510]. 18th-century German boards covered with black-mottled paper; paper spine label. Portion of front free endpaper cut away; small blank area of top of title-page cut away and repaired long ago. Light waterstains and occasional instances of worming (in margins). The final section, i.e., the Vita, is loose in the binding. . 4to (21 cm; 8.25"). Unfolioed, but [284] ff. . First edition and rare. Geyler (1445-1510), a Swiss-born preacher, considered one of the greatest of the popular preachers of the 15th century, here offers sermons (in the form of 37 discourses on 110 "Turbae" or "Turmae") based on his friend Sebastian Brant's Narrenschiff, and, in doing so, manages to make reference to = America (leaf Z2r). #11; The two woodcuts (title-page and opposite A1r) are copies of illustrations appearing in Brant's famous work - the first, a version of the Ship and the second, of "The Corrupt Way to Live of Those Who Are Ruined." The volume is, as one would expect, printed in gothic type (except for the biography). There are spaces with guide letters for capitals; the side margins have letters and numbers to aid in finding passages.#11; Of this edition, in the U.S. we locate only the copies at the New York Public and Cornell University libraries.
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Monk, Thelonious ''Volume 1''
Thelonious Monk ''Volume 1''
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- Thelonious Monk, "Volume 1." Original LP is on the Blue Note label (BLP 1510) with Lexington address, RVG, "ear" and flat edge from 1955. Tunes by the "genius of modern music" include "’Round About Midnight," "Off Minor," "Ruby My Dear," "April In Paris," "In Walked Bud" and others. Near mint.
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Vidhyabhushan Chaudhuri and C Subrahmanya Sastri
Encyclopaedia of Astrology (5 Vols-Set)
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Cosmo - Contents: Vol. I: An introduction to astrology: 1. An introduction to astrology. 2. The elements of dynamical astronomy. 3. The problem of time. 4. The stellar basis of human motives. 5. The stellar cause of fear. 6. Mythology-the background of astrology. 7. The phoenix and the star of Bethlehem. 8. The terifying immensity of space. 9. Esoteric astrological symbology. 10. Occult astronomy. 11. Spheres of influence. 12. The significance of caste and social distinctions. 13. The houses and their importance. 14. The houses. 15. The Zodiac esoterically considered. 16. The meaning of the aspects. 17. Fire. 18. The human aura and its significance. 19. The threefold and fourfold divisions. 20. Further divisions of the Zodiac. 21. The fourfold division of signs. 22. The growth of the ego. 23. The curse and the blessing of astrology. 24. A few lesson in elementary astronomy. Appendix. Vol. II: Scientific astrology : A complete guide to the art of erecting the horoscope: Introduction. 1. The planets, the seven spirits before the throne. 2. Time and place as factors in calculation of the horoscope. 3. Signs and houses. 4. The rising sign and the twelve houses. 5. How to calculate the positions of the planets. 6. The aspects. 7. Making the index. 8. Evolution as shown in the Zodiac. 9. The measure of amenability to planetary vibrations. 10. Astrology as a gainful occupation. 11. Astrology without imagination. 12. Modern astronomy. 13. Aberrations. 14. Calculation of Birth Governor. 15. Interpretation of Birth Governor. 16. The Birth Governor and progressive. 1 1510 pp. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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LOMBARDUS, Petrus.
TEXTUS SENTENTIAR[UM] CUM CONCLUSIONIBUS: et partitione textus Henrici Gorichem. Cum expositionibus Egidii de Roma: et in quasdam Hylarii difficilio res propositiones. Cum additionibus Henrici de Vurimaria antea novisis: diligentique ex aminatione textui de novo appositis. Cum erroribus quibusdam Parrhysiis revocatis.
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Imp. Nicolas Kesler. Basilea, 1510. - 31,5 cm. 196 hojas (a6-h6, i4, k6, l6, m4, n6, o4, p6, q6, r4, s6, t6, v4, x6,y6,z4, A6, B6, C4, D6, E6, F4, G-I6, K4, L6, M4, N6-O6, R8). Apostillas marginales. Muy fina señal de taladro restaurada en las últimas hojas. Enc. en pergamino reciente. * Pedro Lombardo (1095-1160) nacido en Lombardía, recibió estudios en Bolonia y París, donde se educó bajo las enseñanzas de Pedro Abelardo. Dedicó su vida al estudio de la teología católica, escribiendo su obra máxima Sentiarum libri quatour. Fue también designado obispo de París. Su obra, escrita entre 1150 y 1152, en el período de formación de la Escolástica, constituye un sistema teológico muy bien ordenado en el que se engloban las sentencias de los Padres de la Iglesia y de autores más recientes. Durante la Edad Media y el Renacimiento, sus obras constituían la base de las enseñanzas teológicas de las universidades europeas. Fue comentado por san Buenaventura, santo Tomás de Aquino. Teología Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830
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COWAN, Robert E. & Robert G.
Bibliography of the History of California 1510-1930.
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0 - COWAN, Robert E. & Robert G. A Bibliography of the History of California 1510-1930. 4 vols. Orig. linen-backed boards, wear to a couple of spines. 4tos. San Francisco: John Henry Nash, 1933 & Los Angeles, 1964. First edition. One of 650 sets printed. Despite some wear and darkening to spines, a good to very good set. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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OVIDI0 PUBLIO NASONE.
EPISTOLE HEROIDES OUIDII, ANTEA IMPRESSORUM OMNIUM UITIO SUPERUACANEAE MENDOSAE & DIFFICILES. NUNC UERO TEMPORIS A UIRO DOCTO EXPOLITAE RECOGNITAE ... SCRIBENTIBUS ANTONIO VOLSCO & VBERTINO CRESCENTINATE. IN IBIM AUTEM DOMITIO CALDERINO & CHRISTOPHORO ZAROTO UIRIS ERUDITISSIMIS AL COLOPHON: IMPRAESSUM VENETIIS PER AUGUSTINUM DE ZANNIS DE PORTESIO, 1510 DIE XXV OCTOBRIS.
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Folio, 6 cc. nn. 106 cc. num., testo inquadrato dal commento, iniziali xilografiche a motivi floreali, arrossature marginali in alcune carte, copiose note manoscritte al margine. Bella xilografia al fontespizio (mm. 92 x 137) raffigurante Ovidio seduto fra quattro suoi commentatori tratto dall'Orazio edito da Donato Pincio nel 1505, seguono nel testo altre 23 xilografie di cm. 8 x 8 ca. Legatura settecentesca mz. pelle, tass. con tit. in oro al dorso. Cfr. Essling II, 434. Le "Heroides", raccolta di ventuno epistole in versi di argomento erotico che il poeta immagina scritte da diciotto eroine ai loro amanti lontani e da tre eroi alle loro donne, in questa edizione sono commentate da Ubertino da Crescentino, poeta, filologo e chierico (1405 - 1500) e da Antonio Volsco, di cui non si conoscono notizie biografiche, e stampate da Agostino Zani, tipografo originario di Portese, attivo a Venezia tra il 1508 ed il 1528. Cfr. Ascarelli - Menato, p. 340.
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ABBAS Antiquus (Bernardus de Montemiro) (um 1225-1296),
Lectura aurea domini Abbatis antiqui super quinque libris decretalium.
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Straßburg, Gedruckt von Johannes Schott, 1510 - Quart. Titelblatt mit Holzschnittbordüre, 225, (1) gezählte Blätter. Halbleinen. (Erscheint Ende 2008) order-no: IC-34 ISBN: 3-936840-41-5 Bedeutendster Dekretalenkommentar des 13. und frühen 14. Jahrhunderts, ein Werk von hoher Schnittmege von Kanonistik und Legistik! Bekannt unter dem Namen Abbas antiquus zur Unterscheidung des 200 Jahr später wirkenden Abbas modernus (=Nicoalus de Tudeschis) (vgl. IC-105) verfasste Bernardo de Montemirato (um 1225-1296) einen berühmten und als Druckausgabe extrem seltenen Dekretalenkommentar, die zwischen 1259 und 1266 vollendete Lectura aurea. ABBAS ANTIQUUS um 1220: geboren in Montmirat in der Nähe von Nimes, trat in das Benediktiner Kloster Aniane in der Nähe von Montpellier ein. 1240: bis 1250 studierte er in Bologna Rechtswissenschaften 1259: bis 1266 lehrte er kanonisches Recht. Anschließend war er unter verschiedenen Päpsten im Dienst der Kirche bis ihn Papst Bonifaz VIII. in das Kloster Montecassino berief. 1296: gestorben am 20. Juli oder 8. August 1296. Die Lectura aurea kann als eine Ergänzung der Glosse ordinaria zu den Dekretalen von Bernardus de Botone Parmensis (gest. 1266) angesehen werden. Die Glosse wird ständig zitiert, erweitert, ergänzt oder auch verbessert. Die Besonderheit seines Kommentars liegt nicht nur in der Präsentation der kanonistischen Literatur und Quellen, sondern auch in der Verarbeitung der legistischen Quellen von Azo bis Accursius. Die Lectura ist nur einmal, Straßburg 1510, gedruckt worden, ansonsten existieren eine Reihe von Handschriften. Bis zum Auftreten von Abbas modernus Panormitanus war der Kommentar von höchster Autorität und gibt einen wunderbaren Einblick in den hohen Standard der Kanonistik Mitte des 13. Jahrhunderts. A famous and as print edition a very rare decretal commentary is the lectura completed between 1259 and 1266. In the Middle Ages, the commentary was the undisputed authority and was to lose this influence only with the full commentary by Abbas Panormitanus (dec. 1445). The lectura was so highly regarded that it was seen as a valuable addition to the gloss. The particular hallmark of this commentary, which once again underlines the academic equality in ranking of mediaeval canon law vis-à-vis Roman law, is its succinct brevity. Rechtslitertaur: Schulte, II, 130ff.; Kuttner, SZKan 56 (1937), 471-489; Diz. biogr. ital. IX, 274f.; Coing, Handbuch I, 378 (K.-W. Nörr). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Majeska.
Orthochromes.
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Vera Sundelson - Number 698 of 1510 copies, of which 1449 were issued. Set of 8 erotic b/w prints in paper covers. INSCRIBED on the front cover. VG+ indeed - slight foxing to covers. All of our books are first edition (UK) unless described otherwise. [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy]
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Anzelewsky, Fedja; Worstbrock, Franz-Josef
Apologia poetarum: Faksimile der Schwenter-Handschrift, Ms. lat. fol. 335 der Staatsbibliothek Preuaischer Kulturbesitz zu Berlin - mit den Illustrationen Peter Vischers des Jungeren
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Reichert Verlag. Hardcover. 388226375X Facsimile. Der Codex Ms. lat. fol. 335 der Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin ist im Ensemble seiner Texte, Kommentare und Illustrationen ein kostbares Unicum des deutschen Humanismus, zugleich von einer für die Jahre um 1510 repräsentativen Bedeutung.Die wahrscheinlich 1502 begonnene und nach 1506 fortgesetzte Handschrift ist ein Autograph des Nürnberger Humanisten Pangratz Bernhaupt, genannt Schwenter (1481-1555), der in der Literaturgeschichte als Verfasser der äHistoria Herculisô bekannt ist. Die 19 Illustrationen, aquarellierte Federzeichnungen, entstanden in den Jahren 1512-1514 und stammen bis auf eine von Peter Vischer d. J. (1487-1528), dem Nürnberger Erzgieaer, der mit Schwenter befreundet war. Das leitende Thema des Textprogramms ist Verteidigung und Lob der Dichter, ein altes humanistisches Thema, das seit Petrarca, Boccaccio, Coluccio Salutati die Verteidigung der Sache des Humanismus selbst meint. Die wichtigsten humanistischen Stimmen der Debatte sind hier versammelt. Die Kommentare geben ein Beispiel der Aneignung wiedererweckter antiker Mythologie, die Illustrationen teilen in ihrem Hauptbestand die leitende Zielsetzung der mythographischen Kommentare und führen sie fort. Vischers Auffassung der mythologischen Sujets ist antikisierend. Mit dem Phänomen der Nacktheit und der landschaftlichen Amönität stellen die mythologischen Szenen eine zeitlos-naturhafte Welt vor. Im Gestaltungsbereich der wiedergewonnenen Mythologie entwickelt Vischer eine dem Arkadischen verwandte ästhetische Utopie des Ursprünglichen - als erster in der deutschen Kunst. 282p, 95, 38 col.(Reichert 1987). 9783882263756. Hardback . New. 1987-01-01.
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COLLECTIF
Tabula Constitutionum Capituli Florentini
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S.E. 1510 - table séparée pour 77 chapitres des "Constitutiones" au format in-8 sur 30 feuillets non chiffrés dont un supplément sur 27 pages titré "Cap. LXXVIII", belle lettrine gravée sur bois au verso du feuillet a2 plein vélin souple de l'époque muet, qqs inscriptions manuscrites anciennes à l'encre dont "dell anno 1510" en haut du feuillet a1, qqs rouss. droit canonique.
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PERSIUS, PUBLIUS AULUS (= PERSIUS FLACCUS).
Well produced school edition of the popular satires by Aulus Persius Flaccus Familiaris explanatio cum Iohan. Britannici eruditissima interpretatione. Argumenta satyarum de prefationis Persiane per Iodocum Badium.
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Lyon, Pierre Ungre Antoine Doulcet, 1510.. 4to. Modern half green morocco, spine ribbed with 2 black title-labels. With 3 woodcut initials on title and several fine woodcut initials in text. 84 lvs.. Well produced school edition of the popular satires by Aulus Persius Flaccus, a Latin poet who lived in the first century at Rome and died when not yet 28. Here with the extensive comments and a life of Persius Flaccus by Johannes Britannicus, but edited and with his arguments added by Josse Badius Ascensius, including his famous "Persian preface" as well as prefaces by Philippi Beroaldi and Angelo Poliziano. The book is nicely printed in Italic types with the notes in somewhat smaller type all around the main text. On title a 7-line verse is added starting with "Proludendo docet Satyram se scribere posse". Persius Flaccus's highly educational satires enjoyed a lasting popularity and he is one of the most translated classical authors in modern languages. The satires were first printed at Rome in about 1470, and the first edition with Britannicus's notes appeared at Brescia in 1481. The first edition by Josse Badius was published at Lyon in 1499. Good copy.- (First and last lvs. sl. stained; small wormholes throughout). Renouard, Badius, III, p. 150, Persius 10; STC French 346; not in NUC.
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VIEILLEVILLE
Mémoires, composés par Vincent Carloix son secrétaire.
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- Vieilleville François de Scepeaux, comte de Duretal, Maréchal de France (1510-1571). Plein veau havane, dos à nerfs ornés, pièces de titre marron et verte, tranches rouges, 5 volumes in-12, XXXII + 468, VII + 461, 440, VII + 411, 468 pages. Portrait frontispice de François de Scepeaux par Moitte. Contient plusieurs anecdoctes des règnes de François I, Henri II, François II et Charles IX. Accroc à trois coiffes sinon bel exemplaire. (Brunet IV-23484)-(Hoefer 46-127). Scepeaux est une terre en Laval et Craon, Vieiville existe encore sur les bords du Loir, mais ce n'est plus qu'une ferme, située à 8 kms de Duretal "Maine et Loir". (az) Paris, Guérin et Delatour, 1757. 5 volumes in-12. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Kaiserberg, Geiler Von. (Also Keiserberg, Keyserberg)
Navicula Sive Speculu Fatuoru. Compendiosa Vitae Eiusdem Descriptio, Per Beatum Rhenanum Selestatinum. Ad Narragoniam.
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Ex Argen.iii. Jdus Februarii. Ann. M.D.X., Strasbourg 1510 - Small 4to. Unpaginated. Rebound in later (likely early 19th century) boards with a paper label on the spine. The binding is quite worn with scuffing to the boards although still quite sound. An ex-library copy with ink stamps on the end papers, title page, and a removed label from the spine. There is some worming at the gutter and mostly confined to the margins. A former owner has placed clear tape over these areas. There is damping to the lower right corner of the title page and following leaves, but the text itself is mostly clean. There is a handwritten inscription and the date of 1599 written at the top of the title page, and there are occasional marginal notes, apparently in the same hand, in the text of the work. The paper is good quality and generally clean. This work is a collection of sermons based upon Sebastian Brant's Ship of Fools, which was first published in 1494. Brant's work was very popular. Johann Geiler (1445-1510) was born in Switzerland and died in Strasbourg. At the University of Basle he met Brant, and the two formed a lifelong friendship. Geiler's sermons, based on Brant's work, were directed more towards the common person. This book was published in February, 1510. Geiler died a month later in March. Photos available on request. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Plutarch, pseudo. De Placitis Philosophorum Naturalibus L...
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Guillaume Bude, ed. & trans. Rome: Jacob Mazochius [Giacomo Mazzocchi], 1510. 4to. [a]4,b-l4. [8],xlff=80pp. Later 1/2 morocco, old stamp on t.p. faded and on a4v Capuchin library of Naples, fine crisp copy, minor pin wormholes. T.p. in architectural border. First Edition Thus. A translation of the spurious 'Peri ton areskonton philosophois phusikon dogmaton' by Guillaume Budé. "The Placitis philosophorum' ascribed to Plutarch is one of our main sources (though itself second hand) for the study of ancient philosophy." [Sarton] Regarded since the seventeenth century as pseudepigraphic because of its verbal similarities to other doxographical treatises, De placitis philosophorum sets forth, in Books I-III, the opinions of Greek natural philosophers on the questions of the makeup of the cosmos and on the operation of various celestial phenomena, while Books IV-V treat of questions relating to the function of the human soul and to the nature of human reproduction and physiology. While obviously selective in its content and generally superficial in its treatment, the treatise nevertheless preserves much interesting material on topics widely debated in ancient philosophical circles. EDIT 16 (on-line) cnc 30300 (1 copy only). Hoffmann III,201. Durling/NLM3698.1. RLIN adds 3 copies in US [Folger, Harvard, Bancroft].
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TRICAELIUS Johannes Maria
Dictionum Graecarum thesaurus. Dictionum Latinarum thesaurus. AMMONIUS. De differentia plurimarum dictionum. - Vocabula militaria ex institutione veterum.
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"Ferrara, Giovanni Mazzocchi, dal Bondeno, 1510, in-fol., ff. num. 292 (con errori di numerazione),caratt. greco e romano, testo su due colonne, impresa dello stampatore Mazzocchi sul titolo. Leg. del XVII sec. in p.pergam., titolo oro al dorso, foglio di guardia in pergam. all’inizio e in fine. Alcune correzioni e note di mano coeva chiara e minuta. Esemplare assai buoni e grande di margini (alcuni lievi aloni; nel margine bianco inferiore di 12 ff. vi sono lavoro di tarlo con antichi restauri). Il Brunet considera questo dizionario greco-latino una riedizione corretta e ampliata del dizionario di Aldo Manuzio del 1497 curato da Crastonus e Marco Musurus. Assai raro.Adams T-939; BLSTC Italian, p.680; Brunet II, 690. Norton, Italian printers, p.25."
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Adimari, Taddeo & Bernardo del Serra [Monaco di Vallombro...
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Venice: Luc Antonio Giunta, 1510-[1511], 6 March & 10 September. 4to. 2 vols in 1. 216 x 155mm. [Lacks 1-3: t.p. register & 1st leaf of preface] 4, A1-3 [lacks A4&5], A6-8, B8, [lacks C1] C2-8, D8, E4;AA-BB8, [lacks CC1]CC2-3[lacks last leaf CC4].All missing leaves are replaced with vellum blanks. [4],1-3,6-16,18-35,[1blank]; 1-16, 18-19 folios. Early nineteenth-century English romantic binding, blue morocco gilt, sides decorated with a border of leafy scrolls, spine gilt in compartments, gilt edges, some edge rubbing; a few small wormholes (some repaired) in lower margin of first and last few leaves, some light soiling in margins, stain in D1 (first work), contemporary repair to margin of B4 before printing. PROVENANCE: Earl of Powis, signature inside upper cover. Pencil note “bought Harlech.” 19th c. description on first vellum blank including the note that a copy sold in the sale of Sir Mark Sykes’ library for £24 [1824. about £1800 today] Roman letter, very fine full-page woodcut of the crucifixion, large armorial woodcut of the arms of of Vallombrosa on t.p. of second work, two historiated large woodcut initials and smaller white on black initials. First Editions. Printed on Vellum. Both volumes are PRINTED ON VELLUM. The first work is a life of St John Gualbert who founded the Vallombrosan Order, based on the Benedictine rule but with a greater emphasis on contemplation, in about 1036. The order underwent various reforms over the centuries, and for a time counted amongst its novices Galileo. It was eventally suppressed in 1866. The second work, a compendium of the abbots general of the same order, was issued with the first work and thus has been incorrectly ascribed to Adimari. The order's woodcut device on the title-page was originally used in a Vallombrosan missal of 1503. Camerini assets that the Adimari volume is 1511 rather than the 1510 date in the colophon. “St. John Gualbert, son of the noble Florentine Gualbert Visdomini, was born in 985 (or 995), and died at Passignano, 12 July, 1073, on which day his feast is kept; he was canonized in 1193... John Gualbert became a Benedictine at San Miniato, but left that monastery to lead a more perfect life. His attraction was for the cenobitic not eremitic life, so after staying for some time with the monks at Camaldoli, he settled at Vallombrosa, where he founded his monastery...The holy lives of the first monks at Vallombrosa attracted considerable attention and brought many requests for new foundations, but there were few postulants, since few could endure the extraordinary austerity of the life...After the founder's death the order spread rapidly... St. John adopted the Rule of St. Benedict but added greatly to its austerity and penitential character. His idea was to unite the ascetic advantages of the eremitic life to a life in community, while avoiding the dangers of the former. Severe scourging was inflicted for any breach of rule, silence was perpetual, poverty most severely enforced. The rule of enclosure was so strict that the monks might not go out even on an errand of mercy. The main point of divergence lay in the prohibition of the manual work, which is prescribed by St. Benedict. St. John's choir monks were to be pure contemplatives and to this end he introduced the system of lay-brothers who were to attend to the secular business. He was among the first to systematize this institution, and it is probable that it was largely popularized by the Vallumbrosans. The term conversi (lay brothers) occurs for the first time in Abbot Andrew of Strumi's Life of St. John, written at the beginning of the twelfth century. The Vallumbrosans do not, strictly speaking, form a separate order, but a Benedictine congregation, though they are not united to the confederated congregations of the Black Monks.” [Catholic Ency.] EDIT 267. Camerini, Giunta Venezia, Vol.1:140 & 145. Bandini I,xviii. Sander 23. Essling 1670 & 1683. Van Praet, Vélins du Roi, v, 26 & 39. Adams A149 & B735.Alston, Books on Vellum in the BL, 28 [only Bernardo.]
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PERSIUS, PUBLIUS AULUS (= PERSIUS FLACCUS).
Well produced school edition of the popular satires by Aulus Persius Flaccus Familiaris explanatio cum Iohan. Britannici eruditissima interpretatione. Argumenta satyarum de prefationis Persiane per Iodocum Badium.
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Lyon, Pierre Ungre Antoine Doulcet, 1510. - 4to. Modern half green morocco, spine ribbed with 2 black title-labels. With 3 woodcut initials on title and several fine woodcut initials in text. 84 lvs. Well produced school edition of the popular satires by Aulus Persius Flaccus, a Latin poet who lived in the first century at Rome and died when not yet 28. Here with the extensive comments and a life of Persius Flaccus by Johannes Britannicus, but edited and with his arguments added by Josse Badius Ascensius, including his famous "Persian preface" as well as prefaces by Philippi Beroaldi and Angelo Poliziano. The book is nicely printed in Italic types with the notes in somewhat smaller type all around the main text. On title a 7-line verse is added starting with "Proludendo docet Satyram se scribere posse". Persius Flaccus's highly educational satires enjoyed a lasting popularity and he is one of the most translated classical authors in modern languages. The satires were first printed at Rome in about 1470, and the first edition with Britannicus's notes appeared at Brescia in 1481. The first edition by Josse Badius was published at Lyon in 1499. Good copy.- (First and last lvs. sl. stained; small wormholes throughout). Renouard, Badius, III, p. 150, Persius 10; STC French 346; not in NUC. [Attributes: First Edition]
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FABBRICA DI SAN PIETRO-CLEMENS VII (1523-1534).
BULLA CLEMENTIS DIVINA PROVIDENTIA PAPAE VII QUI ATTENDENS QUOD BASILICA PETRI PRINCIPIS APOSTOLORUM PER FE.RE. IULIUM PP. II PARTIM DEMOLITA FUIT, UT LONGE AMPLIORE, ET MAGIS ADMIRABILI AEDIFICIO REFICERETUR, NEC PER IPSUM, AC PIAE ME. LEONEM X ET A
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In 4to (cm 20,5); cartone recente; cc. (10). Armi papali al verso dell'ultima carta. Un fascicolo un po' brunito, qualche antica sottolineatura, ma ottima copia. RARISSIMA BULLA di Clemente VII riguardante il Collegium Fabricae Basilicae Beati Petri. I primi vestigi di questo dicastero si incontrano sotto il pontificato di Giulio II, allorch questi, dando inizio alla ricostruzione della Basilica di San Pietro, con la costituzione Liquet Omnibus (11 gennaio 1510) affid ad un collegio di persone l'incarico di presiedere a tali lavori. Clemente VII nel 1523 nomin una commissione stabile (Collegium LX virorum) con il compito di raccogliere e custodire i soldi delle elemosine destinate al cantiere di San Pietro e di controllare che fossero impiegati solamente a questo scopo. I membri, scelti tra i funzionari della Santa Sede di ogni nazionalit..., dovevano avere alte competenze sia in campo architettonico, sia in campo economico, sia in campo legale. Sottratto al giudizio della magistratura ordinaria, il Collegium aveva potere di delibera in tutte le cause civili e criminali che lo vedessero coinvolto. In seguito Clemente VII ne dichiar i membri prelati domestici e commensali perpetui del papa. Disciolto da Clemente VIII agli inzi del XVII secolo, il Collegium fu sostituito con un apposito dicastero che si denomin Sacra Congregazione della Reverenda Fabbrica di San Pietro, rimasto attivo fino alla seconda met... del Novecento (cfr. N. Del Re, La Sacra Congregazione della Reverenda Fabbrica di San Pietro, in: "Studi Romani", 17/3, luglio/settembre 1969, pp. 288-293). F. Barberi, Le edizioni romane di Francesco Minizio Calvo, in: "Miscellanea di scritti di bibliografia ed erudizione in memoria di Luigi Ferrari", Firenze, 1952, n. 36. Edit16, CNCE39970.
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TRACTATUS DE ARTE BENE VIVENDI
et bene moriendi.
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(In fine, colophon:) Impressus Parisius pro Johane Petit…anno millesimo quingentesimo decimo, die vero xxii Octobris (22 ottobre 1510), in-8, ff. 36 nn. (segn. *8, b-d8, *4), raffinata leg. dell'ottocento in cuoio su assicelle con bordure, fregi e figure a secco sui piatti, dorso a nervi, fermagli in cuoio ed ottone. Sotto il titolo è la grande impresa figurata dello stampatore, una grande iniz. fig. su fondo criblé, numerose iniz. silogr., testo interam. rubricato in rosso. Pregevole e rara edizione di questo trattatello popolare sull'arte di ben vivere e ben morire, di anonimo autore, comparso all'inizio del XV secolo, variamente attribuito a Jean de Bruxelles, a Matteo di Cracovia o a Sant'Alberto Magno. Secondo il moderno studio di M.C. O'Connor ("The Art of dying well", New York, 1942), questo testo sarebbe stato scritto da un frate domenicano delegato al Concilio di Costanza (1414-1418). Ottimo esemplare in artistica legatura. Ediz. mancante a STC French, all'Adams e Graesse (che registra numersoe ediz. per lo più precedenti). Unico repertorio che registra quest'edizione dell'opera è quello informatico della Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
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PORCIA, JACOBUS.
Teaching children all the importants aspects of life De librorum educatione.
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Strasbourg, Johannis Schottius, 1510. - 4to. Later boards, with white paper-label on spine. With charming woodcut vignette at the end, showing a running hare between ornamental flowers. (10) lvs. Rare essay on the education of children, in Latin, by Jacobus Purlillarum Comes, or Jacobus Porcia, published in Strasbourg by Jan Schot at the expense of George Maxillus, alias Übelin, Councillor of the Bishop of Strasbourg. The book contains short chapters on birth, infant feeding, the family, teacher, children's games, religion, the games of adolescents, professions, the military, the church, the civil service, old people and death. No further information could be found on the author or the book. Good copy.- (Library stamp on verso title). Ritter, Cat. Incunables & Livres XVIe Siècle Bibl. Municip. Strasbourg, 1750; STC German p. 712. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Kaiserberg, Geiler Von. (Also Keiserberg, Keyserberg)
Navicula Sive Speculu Fatuoru. Compendiosa Vitae Eiusdem Descriptio, Per Beatum Rhenanum Selestatinum. Ad Narragoniam.
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Ex Argen.iii. Jdus Februarii. Ann. M.D.X., Strasbourg 1510 - Small 4to. Unpaginated. Rebound in later (likely early 19th century) boards with a paper label on the spine. The binding is quite worn with scuffing to the boards although still quite sound. An ex-library copy with ink stamps on the end papers, title page, and a removed label from the spine. There is some worming at the gutter and mostly confined to the margins. A former owner has placed clear tape over these areas. There is damping to the lower right corner of the title page and following leaves, but the text itself is mostly clean. There is a handwritten inscription and the date of 1599 written at the top of the title page, and there are occasional marginal notes, apparently in the same hand, in the text of the work. The paper is good quality and generally clean. This work is a collection of sermons based upon Sebastian Brant's Ship of Fools, which was first published in 1494. Brant's work was very popular. Johann Geiler (1445-1510) was born in Switzerland and died in Strasbourg. At the University of Basle he met Brant, and the two formed a lifelong friendship. Geiler's sermons, based on Brant's work, were directed more towards the common person. This book was published in February, 1510. Geiler died a month later in March. Photos available on request. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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