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MAJORAGIUS, Marcus Antonius.
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| Commentarius in Dialogum, seu lib. primum de oratore ad Q. Fratrem M. Tullii Ciceronis.INCLUDING: CICERO, Marcus Tullius. Dialogi de Oratore.Venice, Franciscus Francisci, 1587. 4to. With two title-pages, each with the same woodcut publisher's devices, a woodcut portrait of the author, and several woodcut decorative initial letters. Nineteenth-century decorated boards, covered with manually decorated paper.
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(16), "165" [= 164]; 24 ll. Adams M-263; Watt, Bibliotheca Britannica, col. 636.First and only edition of Majoragius's commentaries on Cicero's classic work of rhetoric, Dialogi de Oratore, whose text is included as the second part. Also included at the end of the first part (with its own divisional title) is: De Eloquentia Dialogus (7 ll.), a note on rhetoric in general. Majoragius (1514-1555) was a professor of Rhetoric at Milan University, and wrote commentaries on the works of Aristotle, Cicero, Virgil and others.Very good copy and with generous margins. Majoragius's commentary on Cicero's Dialogi de Oratore.
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| Teaching fluent Latin De duplici copia, verborum ac rerum commentarij duo. Ab Authore ipso diligentissime recogniti, & emaculati atque in plerique locis aucti. Item. Epistola Erasmi Roterodami, ad Iacobum Wimphelingium Selestanum.
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Antwerp, Jean Thibault, 1514.. 4to. Modern cloth. With title within richly ornamental woodcut borders. (6), 66, (3) lvs.. Newly revised and enlarged edition of a famous treatise by Erasmus on a richer Latin, intended to provide his students with a wide range of Latin words and expressions. In the years from 1495 to 1499, Erasmus lived in Paris, studying, but also teaching Latin in order to support his studies. For the benefit of his pupils he prepared several Latin pieces designed to aid them in acquiring a basic competence in classical Latin grammar and provide them at least with some ability in employing the language. Erasmus had long planned to write a book like the present, and a start was made with the "Colloquia Familiaria", which also contained a "Brevis de Copia praeceptio". But only in 1512 the book was ready and first published by Badius Ascentius at Paris. Erasmus had the later later, from 1514 on, published by Schürer at Strasbourg. The third corrected and slightly changed authorized edition was published in 1517 at Basel by Frobenius, and in 1534 followed the last authorized edition, also by Froben. This formed the basis for the scholarly text edition in the Amsterdam "Opera Omnia" of 1988. By 1540 no less than 134 editions had been published, making the school book to one of the bestsellers of the first half of the sixteenth century. The present edition is based on the Schürrer-edition of 1514, and starts with the letter by Erasmus to Schürer at Strassburg, dated at Basel, October 1514. After the index follows another letter by Erasmus to Johannes Coletus, Dean of St. Paul's in London, dated at London, May 1512. At the end a letter to Jacob Whimpeling is added, dated October 11, 1514, followed by a ten-line poem by Erasmus in praise of Sebastiaan Brand. The book is nicely printed in a small "lettre batarde", with large black initials for the numerous chapters into which the two "Books" are divided. The colophon is found at the bottom of leaf LXVI, before the added letter to Jacob Whimpeling. The present edition seems to be extremely rare, Nijhoff-Kronenberg listing 2 copies only, one in the Cambridge University Library, and one in the Bibliotheque Nationale at Paris. Good copy with ample margins.- (Last leaf lacking; few old ms. notes on verso title and in the margins; few sm. wormholes; some sl. staining and thumbing; corner of one leaf rep.; lvs. n1 and n2 misbound). Nijhoff-Kronenberg 2913; not in Vander Haeghen, or Erasmus Collection of the City Rotterdam , etc.; cf. Erasmus, Opera Omnia , Ed. Betty I Knott, Amsterdam, 1988, Vol. I, 6.
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BOIARDO Matteo Maria.
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| ORLANDO INNAMORATO DEL SIGNOR MATTEO MARIA BOIARDO CONTE DI SCANDIANO. Insieme con i tre Libri di M.Nicolò De Gli Agostini, già riformati per M.Lodovico Domenichi. In Venetia, appresso Gio.Battista Brigna, 1655.
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"Nuovamente ristampato, e ricorretto, con nuovi Argomenti, Allegorie, & di bellissime Figure nove di ogni Canto". Cm.16,5x11,3. Pg.(8), 800 numerate solo al recto. Legatura moderna in pergamena rigida, con tassello cartaceo al dorso. Opera adorna da 102 graziose vignette xilografiche nel testo, oltre a capilettera e finalini incisi. Frontespizio applicato su supporto cartaceo. Brutta marginatura alle prime carte. Si tratta di una delle varie edizioni seicentesche del celebre rifacimento in volgare moderno dell'"Orlando innamorato", opera di Lodovico Domenichi (Piacenza, 1514 circa - Pisa, 1564), che vide la luce la prima volta nel 1545, sempre a Venezia, per i tipi di Girolamo Scotto. Al Domenichi si devono nove libri di rime di diversi autori, e importanti versioni di classici latini. Collaboratore del Giolito, del Marcolini e del Torrentino, scrisse anche la commedia "Le due cortigiane" e il trattato "La nobiltà delle donne". > Graesse, I, 471. Brunet, I, 1050.
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TORRENTINUS, H.
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| Elucidarius vel Vocabularius poeticus ab Hermanno Torrentino compositus: continens fabulas, historias, provincias, urbes, insulas, fluvios, et montes illustres. Item Vocabula et interpretationes Grecorum et Hebraicorum: una cum vocabulis communibus Saracenorum in latinum translatis: et alijs in fine adiunctis.
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By a brother of the Common Life Hagenau, Henricus Gran for Joannis Rynman, 1514. 4to. With woodcut borders including the printer's device on title, and woodcut initial in text. (60) lvs. Two popular historical, geographical and mythological dictionaries by Hermannus Torrentinus (1450-1520), or Van der Beke, containing proper nouns important in literature, history and mythology. Torrentinus was a pupil of Alexander Hegius at Deventer, and became a member of the Brethren of the Common Life. At about 1490 he was a teacher at Groningen. After his father died and his mother was left without support, Torrentinus left the Order and returned to his native town Zwolle, where he, though blind, taught untill his death. The first dictionary, of Latin words, was first published in 1498 at Deventer by Pafraet, under the title "Elucidarius carminum et historiarum". It was also issued under the title: "Parvum dictionarium poeticum". The second dictionary, of Greek, Hebrew and Arab words translated into Latin, was added to it in 1505. The book is well laid out, the text printed in a small "lettre bâtarde" in two columns, with 47 lines to a page, running titles and headings printed in large type. Until 1540 there were at least 40 editions under slightly different titles, making the Elucidarius one of the most popular reference works of the first half of the 16th century and certainly the most important 'classical dictionary' of its time. Torrentinus wrote several small books for use in his school, featuring texts by Virgil and Sabellico. The Elucidarius is in fact a concise encyclopaedia with data in the field of geography, classical literature, daily life, etc., gathered mainly from classical literature and put together in alphabetical order. Good copy, with ample margins.- (Wrappers gone; two quires loose in spine; margin title page sl. dam.; sl. waterst. at the end). VD16 T 1601.
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| Tarifa De La Cancilleria Romana, O' El Banco Del Papa, En Que La Absolucion De Los Crimenes Mas Vergonzosos Se Da Por Dinero Obra
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. QUE DEMNESTRA LA AMBICION Y LA AVARICIA DE LOS PAPAS, Y EUYA PRIMERA EDICIONFUE PUBLICADA EN ROMA EN 1514 POR EL PAPA. Translated by Auguste Beraud. Mexico. 1873. 402 pp., 4 plates. Was there a woman pope in 845 AD? First ed. Half crimson leather, corner wear, "Duplicate" stamp, no other marks. About 50 pp. dog eared lower free corner. Bookplate removed. OCLC locates copies in three U.S. libraries. Auguste Beraud also translated another religious title, 1874. POPE JOAN
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Pope Joan)
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| Religion)(Catholic)(Women) TARIFA DE LA CANCILLERIA ROMANA, O' EL BANCO DEL PAPA, EN QUE LA ABSOLUCION DE LOS CRIMENES MAS VERGONZOSOS SE DA POR DINERO OBRA
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. QUE DEMNESTRA LA AMBICION Y LA AVARICIA DE LOS PAPAS, Y EUYA PRIMERA EDICIONFUE PUBLICADA EN ROMA EN 1514 POR EL PAPA. Translated by Auguste Beraud. Mexico. 1873. 402 pp., 4 plates. Was there a woman pope in 845 AD? First ed. Half crimson leather, corner wear, "Duplicate" stamp, no other marks. About 50 pp. dog eared lower free corner. Bookplate removed. OCLC locates copies in three U.S. libraries. Auguste Beraud also translated another religious title, 1874.
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. QUE DEMNESTRA LA AMBICION Y LA AVARICIA DE LOS PAPAS, Y EUYA PRIMERA EDICIONFUE PUBLICADA EN ROMA EN 1514 POR EL PAPA. Translated by Auguste Beraud. Mexico. 1873. 402 pp., 4 plates. Was there a woman pope in 845 AD? First ed. Half crimson leather, corner wear, "Duplicate" stamp, no other marks. About 50 pp. dog eared lower free corner. Bookplate removed. OCLC locates copies in three U.S. libraries. Auguste Beraud also translated another religious title, 1874.
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FERNÁNDEZ, Lucas
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| Farsas y églogas (FACSÍMIL 1ª edición de 1514).
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Madrid, RAE, 1929. 33x22 cm. XXIV+60 p. + 16 p. Holandesa-piel, nervios, dorados. Guardas pintadas. Prólogo de Emilio Cotarelo. En Apéndice Coplas Doncella-Pastor-Salvaje impresas en Alcalá de Henares, 1604. Excelente papel casa Gvarro. Marca de agua en cubiertas.
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| Bulla Leonis X Pont. Maxi. Convocationis & Salvico(n)ductus o(mn)ium ad conciliu(m) Lateran. venire debêtium & indulgentia. concessa. labora(n)tibus pro universali pace lecta in Nona session. sac. Later. concilij in Late. basili.
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s. l. s. e. 1514 Placchetta in 16° (cm 10 x 14), copertina ricavata da Exultet o Salterio settecentesco, in rosso e nero, cc (4), senza paginazione, stemma di papa Medici al frontespizio, esemplare in buone condizioni, carta brunita, parzialmente in barbe. Il volumetto contiene il testo, impresso in caratteri gotici, di indizione della nona sessione del Concilio Laterano V e reca la data impressa al fondo del maggio (all'epoca il terzo mese dell'anno) 1514, secondo anno di regno del pontefice. Leone appare il continuatore della politica di Giulio II, consistente nel rafforzare la potenza temporale della Chiesa romana facendone la guida politica di un'Italia sgomberata da dominatori ultramontani. L'Italia tutta è lacerata da guerre, il primo invito ed impegno è ricondurre un po' di pace, "bella sedare", comporre dissidi, aggregare gli uomini, l'unità è più che mai necessaria in questo momento, con i Turchi alle porte e lo scisma gallicano e l'anticoncilio pisano, per far fronte comune contro gli "empi implacabili nemici della Croce di Cristo". Si ribadisce l'impegno a raccogliere l'eredità di lotte e di intenti del predecessore al Soglio di Pietro. Da ogni parte d'Europa, convengano a Roma in Laterano a questo "laudabile, sanctum ac pernecessarium " Concilio, "uomini preclari in ogni scienza e prestanti", invito rivolto a tutte le gerarchie ecclesiastiche e dignità civili. La più grande vittoria sul versante spirituale fu colta dal pontefice con l'ottenere che la Chiesa di Francia si recasse a Roma a partecipare al Concilio riformatore. Nessun esemplare di questi documenti in SBN, che cita edizioni in 4° ad opera dell'impressore Silber, ne' in altre biblioteche consultate. "Enciclopedia dei Papi", Treccani 2000.
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ERASMUS.
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| Teaching fluent Latin De duplici copia, verborum ac rerum commentarij duo. Ab Authore ipso diligentissime recogniti, & emaculati atque in plerique locis aucti. Item. Epistola Erasmi Roterodami, ad Iacobum Wimphelingium Selestanum.
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Antwerp, Jean Thibault, 1514. 4to. Modern cloth. With title within richly ornamental woodcut borders. (6), 66, (3) lvs. Newly revised and enlarged edition of a famous treatise by Erasmus on a richer Latin, intended to provide his students with a wide range of Latin words and expressions. In the years from 1495 to 1499, Erasmus lived in Paris, studying, but also teaching Latin in order to support his studies. For the benefit of his pupils he prepared several Latin pieces designed to aid them in acquiring a basic competence in classical Latin grammar and provide them at least with some ability in employing the language. Erasmus had long planned to write a book like the present, and a start was made with the "Colloquia Familiaria", which also contained a "Brevis de Copia praeceptio". But only in 1512 the book was ready and first published by Badius Ascentius at Paris. Erasmus had the later later, from 1514 on, published by Schürer at Strasbourg. The third corrected and slightly changed authorized edition was published in 1517 at Basel by Frobenius, and in 1534 followed the last authorized edition, also by Froben. This formed the basis for the scholarly text edition in the Amsterdam "Opera Omnia" of 1988. By 1540 no less than 134 editions had been published, making the school book to one of the bestsellers of the first half of the sixteenth century. The present edition is based on the Schürrer-edition of 1514, and starts with the letter by Erasmus to Schürer at Strassburg, dated at Basel, October 1514. After the index follows another letter by Erasmus to Johannes Coletus, Dean of St. Paul's in London, dated at London, May 1512. At the end a letter to Jacob Whimpeling is added, dated October 11, 1514, followed by a ten-line poem by Erasmus in praise of Sebastiaan Brand. The book is nicely printed in a small "lettre bâtarde", with large black initials for the numerous chapters into which the two "Books" are divided. The colophon is found at the bottom of leaf LXVI, before the added letter to Jacob Whimpeling. The present edition seems to be extremely rare, Nijhoff-Kronenberg listing 2 copies only, one in the Cambridge University Library, and one in the Bibliothèque Nationale at Paris. Good copy with ample margins.- (Last leaf lacking; few old ms. notes on verso title and in the margins; few sm. wormholes; some sl. staining and thumbing; corner of one leaf rep.; lvs. n1 and n2 misbound). Nijhoff-Kronenberg 2913; not in Vander Haeghen, or Erasmus Collection of the City Rotterdam, etc.; cf. Erasmus, Opera Omnia, Ed. Betty I Knott, Amsterdam, 1988, Vol. I, 6.
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[Hus, Jan]
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| Christi ab incarnationis usq[ue] ascensionis gesta succinctim posita omni sacerdoti habenda bene revisa at[que] correcta.
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Landshut, J. Weissenburger 1514. 9 nicht numer. Bll. (ohne das letzte weiße Bl.). Mit großem Titelholzschnitt und dem ganzseitigen Evangelistenbildnis in Holzschnitt von Wolf Traut am Titel verso sowie 3 eingedruckten Lombardinitialen. Spätere Broschur. 4to. Zweite Ausgabe des ersten im Druck erschienenen Werks des als Ketzer verbrannten tschechischen Nationalhelden; von größter Seltenheit. Der Titelholzschnitt zeigt das Christkind mit Kreuz, Schwamm und Lanze auf einem Kissen sitzend, ringsum in runden Medaillons die Evangelisten mit ihren Symbolen. Das schöne Portrait zeigt Johannes als Evangelist in einer Ideallandschaft. Aus dem Besitz des Baron Horace von Landau (1824-1903) mit entsprechendem Exlibris am vorderen Innendeckel. Der zuletzt in Florenz ansässige Industrielle Landau zählte zu den berühmtesten Privatsammlern des ausgehenden 19. Jahrhunderts (vgl. u. a. H. P. Kraus, A rare book saga. NY 1978, S. 339); ein von ihm selbst veranlaßter Privatdruck verzeichnet seine Sammlung von Inkunabeln, Manuskripten und wertvollen Drucken (Catalogue des livres manuscrits et imprimés composant la bibliothèque de M. Horace de Landau. Firenze and Prato, 1885-90). Danach im Besitz des bedeutenden Schweizer Graphiksammlers A. L. Blum (1882-1952) mit dessen Monogrammstempel am Titel (Lugt II, 12, 79b). - Das Exemplar der BSB (Rar. 866) digitalisiert und online im Volltext verfügbar. Kein Exemplar im Jahrbuch seit 1950. Lt. OCLC kein Exemplar im Amerika. - VD 16, B 4629. Panzer VII, 131, 1. Proctor 11780. Muther 1205. Dodgson I, 507. Nicht bei Knaake und Kuczinsky.
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Hus, Jan].
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| Christi ab incarnationis usq[ue] ascensionis gesta succinctim posita omni sacerdoti habenda bene revisa at[que] correcta.
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Landshut, J. Weissenburger, 1514. 9 nicht numer. Bll. (ohne das letzte weiße Bl.). Mit großem Titelholzschnitt und dem ganzseitigen Evangelistenbildnis in Holzschnitt von Wolf Traut am Titel verso sowie 3 eingedruckten Lombardinitialen. Spätere Broschur. 4to. Zweite Ausgabe des ersten im Druck erschienenen Werks des als Ketzer verbrannten tschechischen Nationalhelden; von größter Seltenheit. Der Titelholzschnitt zeigt das Christkind mit Kreuz, Schwamm und Lanze auf einem Kissen sitzend, ringsum in runden Medaillons die Evangelisten mit ihren Symbolen. Das schöne Portrait zeigt Johannes als Evangelist in einer Ideallandschaft. Aus dem Besitz des Baron Horace von Landau (1824-1903) mit entsprechendem Exlibris am vorderen Innendeckel. Der zuletzt in Florenz ansässige Industrielle Landau zählte zu den berühmtesten Privatsammlern des ausgehenden 19. Jahrhunderts (vgl. u. a. H. P. Kraus, A rare book saga. NY 1978, S. 339); ein von ihm selbst veranlaßter Privatdruck verzeichnet seine Sammlung von Inkunabeln, Manuskripten und wertvollen Drucken (Catalogue des livres manuscrits et imprimés composant la bibliothèque de M. Horace de Landau. Firenze and Prato, 1885-90). Danach im Besitz des bedeutenden Schweizer Graphiksammlers A. L. Blum (1882-1952) mit dessen Monogrammstempel am Titel (Lugt II, 12, 79b). - Das Exemplar der BSB (Rar. 866) digitalisiert und online im Volltext verfügbar. Kein Exemplar im Jahrbuch seit 1950. Lt. OCLC kein Exemplar im Amerika. VD 16, B 4629. Panzer VII, 131, 1. Proctor 11780. Muther 1205. Dodgson I, 507. Nicht bei Knaake und Kuczinsky.
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ERASMUS.
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| DE DUPLICI COPIA, VERBORUM AC RERUM COMMENTARIJ DUO. AB AUTHORE IPSO DILIGENTISSIME RECOGNITI, & EMACULATI ATQUE IN PLERIQUE LOCIS AUCTI. ITEM. EPISTOLA ERASMI ROTERODAMI, AD IACOBUM WIMPHELINGIUM SELESTANUM. ANTWERP, JEAN THIBAULT, 1514.
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4to. Modern cloth. With title within richly ornamental woodcut borders. (6), 66, (3) lvs. Newly revised and enlarged edition of a famous treatise by Erasmus on a richer Latin, intended to provide his students with a wide range of Latin words and expressions. In the years from 1495 to 1499, Erasmus lived in Paris, studying, but also teaching Latin in order to support his studies. For the benefit of his pupils he prepared several Latin pieces designed to aid them in acquiring a basic competence in classical Latin grammar and provide them at least with some ability in employing the language. Erasmus had long planned to write a book like the present, and a start was made with the "Colloquia Familiaria", which also contained a "Brevis de Copia praeceptio". But only in 1512 the book was ready and first published by Badius Ascentius at Paris. Erasmus had the later later, from 1514 on, published by Schuerer at Strasbourg. The third corrected and slightly changed authorized edition was published in 1517 at Basel by Frobenius, and in 1534 followed the last authorized edition, also by Froben. This formed the basis for the scholarly text edition in the Amsterdam "Opera Omnia" of 1988. By 1540 no less than 134 editions had been published, making the school book to one of the bestsellers of the first half of the sixteenth century. The present edition is based on the Schuerrer-edition of 1514, and starts with the letter by Erasmus to Schuerer at Strassburg, dated at Basel, October 1514. After the index follows another letter by Erasmus to Johannes Coletus, Dean of St. Paul's in London, dated at London, May 1512. At the end a letter to Jacob Whimpeling is added, dated October 11, 1514, followed by a ten-line poem by Erasmus in praise of Sebastiaan Brand. The book is nicely printed in a small "lettre batarde", with large black initials for the numerous chapters into which the two "Books" are divided. The colophon is found at the bottom of leaf LXVI, before the added letter to Jacob Whimpeling. The present edition seems to be extremely rare, Nijhoff-Kronenberg listing 2 copies only, one in the Cambridge University Library, and one in the Bibliotheque Nationale at Paris. Good copy with ample margins.- (Last leaf lacking; few old ms. notes on verso title and in the margins; few sm. wormholes; some sl. staining and thumbing; corner of one leaf rep.; lvs. n1 and n2 misbound). Nijhoff-Kronenberg 2913; not in Vander Haeghen, or Erasmus Collection of the City Rotterdam, etc.; cf. Erasmus, Opera Omnia, Ed. Betty I Knott, Amsterdam, 1988, Vol. I, 6.
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Croce, Giovanni Andrea della:
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| Oficina aurea. Das is: Guldene Werkstatt der Chirurgy oder Wundt Artzney. Von allen Gliedmassen deß gantzen Menschlichen Leibs und allen notwendigen Instrumenten in unsere hoch Teutsche Sprache versetzt, durch P. Uffenbach. - Frankfurt, Saur, 1607, Folio, 4 nn. Bl., 716 (recte 687) pp., 5 Bl., Register.
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Mit vielen zum Teil halbseitigen Textholzschnitten. Schöner neuer Kalbsledereinband über Holzdeckeln, mit rautenförmigen Blindprägungen durch Streicheisenlinien und goldgeprägtem Blattwerk. - Kupfertitelei und Vorrede faksimiliert. 12 Blätter mit Japanpaier verstärkt.ERSTE DEUTSCHE AUSGABE, dieser gesuchten Chirurgie des berühmten venezianischen Arztes. Das Buch enthält die allerfrühesten Bild-Dokumente zur Neurochirurgie. Die zahlreichen Holzschnitte zeigen nicht nur alle gebräuchlichen Trepanationsinstrumente mit den verschiedenen Kronen, sondern auch Raspatorien, Papageien- u. Geierschnäbel, Linsenmesser, Scheren, Sonden, Pinzetten, Flach- und Hohlmeissel, Holz- und Bleihämmer, Bohrer, die teilweise durch eine dünne Schnur an einem Bogen in Rotation gesetzt werden, Sägen, Schabeisen, Elevatorien, Tire-fond, Dreifuß u. Hebel zur Emporhebung eingedrückter Schädelknochen, etc. Daneben ist noch das ganze "Armamentarium Chirurgicum" der Wundärzte des 16. Jahrhunderts abgebildet.Erstmalig in einem deutschsprachigen Druckwerk findet sich hier die figürliche Darstellung einer neurochirurgischen Operation in häuslicher Umgebung.Neben der Anatomie des Kopfes schildert Croce in aller Ausführlichkeit, die Schädel- und Hirnverletzungen. Dabei werden auch die Leistungen der Griechen und Araber gewürdigt. E. Gurlt gibt im 3. Band seiner Geschichte der Chirurgie auf 25 Druckseiten eine genaue Schilderung des Inhalts und zeigt auf 4 doppelblattgr. Falttafeln über 158 Instrumente der hier weit über 200 abgebildeten Instrumente.Besonderen Raum findet die Schilderung der verschiedenen Trepanationsinstrumente die in Wort und Bild in einer bis dahin nie gekannten Anzahl dargestellt werden. Auch Blutstillung u. Drainage der Schädelhöhle, sowie die Verletzungen der Nerven, etc. finden Erwähnung. Das Werk handelt auch "Von der Linderung und Abwendung der Schmerzen". Im Buch der Arzneipraxis wird unter Anwendung von "Narcotica" und "Hypnotica" berichtet. Dies ist eine der frühesten Abhandlungen zur Anästhesiologie in einem chirurgischen Lehrbuch. Daneben wird in der alten Ordnung von Kopf zu Fuß das ganze Spektrum der in den Zeiten der Renaissance geübten chirurgischen Eingriffe abgehandelt. -- Nur wenig ist über Giovanni Andrea della Croce (1514-1575) selbst bekannt. In Venedig geboren, wurde er angeblich schon um 1532 Mitglied des Collegium der Chirurgen und hat bis über 1560 mit großer Auszeichnung in seiner Heimatstadt gewirkt.Während diese altehrwürdigen Chirurgiebücher sonst im Gebrauch zerschlissen, meist in einem ganz erbärmlichen Zustand angeboten werden, ist unser Exemplar, trotz seiner geringen Mängel sehr gut erhalten. Der Abdruck der vielen Holzschnitte ist klar und von plastischer Wirkung. Nur an den auch damals schon teuren Einbandkosten scheinen die Vorbesitzer gespart zu haben und mit dem neuen, geschmackvollen, handgefertigten Meistereinband in Leder ist das Buch wieder gerüstet für hoffentlich weitere 350 Jahre Bücherleben und den bibliophilen Stolz seiner künftigen Besitzer. So ist dieses schöne Holzschnittbuch eines der wichtigsten Quellenwerke zur Frühgeschichte der Neurochirurgie überhaupt und eines der seltensten Bilderbücher dieses Fachgebietes, die ein Sammler zu erwerben hoffen kann. Die deutschsprachige Ausgabe ist fabulös selten. In der National Library of Medicine, der größten medizinischen Büchersammlung der Welt sind alle Croce - Editionen enthalten, mit einer einzigen Ausnahme: Die Deutsche Ausgabe fehlt. - In der Wellcome Library und der größten privaten medizinischen Büchersammlung, der Waller Collection, fehlt die Deutsche Ausgabe auch. - Die lateinische Erstausgabe wurde 1993 in London für 16000,00 Pfund Sterling, damals rund 40.000DM angeboten. Selbst unter Berücksichtigung der Mängel ist unsere so rare deutsche Ausgabe dagegen eine OKKASION. -- Die Übersetzung besorgte der berühmte Frankfurter Stadtarzt und Bibliophile P. Uffenbach, der auch die ebenso seltene deutsche Ausgabe des A. Paré in Frankfurt herausgeb
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Venice, 1514. interlinearis - Expositio moralis - Annotationes in epistolas - Una & septuaginta questiones - Apostille nove accurate - Alphabeticus index & summarius. Venice, Jo. Jacobus Draconis,1514. Newly revised by Jo. Jacobus Draconis, 8vo, 215 x 135 mm, 8½ x 5¼ inches, 1 full page woodcut illustration of the crucifixion with a border of figures from the old testament, first page of text within pictorial border showing an angel at the foot and more old testament figures at sides and top, numerous small woodcut vignettes throughout the text, printed in black letter, pages (12), CCLXXXIIII (numbered on rectos only, making 568 pages), (12) - index and Questions, bound in later vellum, hand lettered to spine. Vellum darkened and slightly spotted, small old paper repair to lower corner of title page, single worm hole to lower margin of first 5 leaves, 5 ink letters in lower border of first text page, ink note in 2 margins, ink smudge in 1 margin, occasional small pale stain to margins, a few pages age-browned, pale water stain to leaves CCXLV-CCXLVIII and intermittently in the fore-edge margin until the end. Binding tight and firm. A very good copy. The imprint is taken from the colophon on the final page. The work contains a Preface by Jean Deverdellay which is found in other editions. This Venetian imprint is not in Adams (Catalogue of Books Printed on the Continent of Europe 1501-1600 in Cambridge Libraries) and is rare. As we have not been able to locate a copy we cannot be sure that there was not an engraved title page, but our title is on A1. Gulielmus Parisiensis, also known as Guillaume d'Auvergne or Gulielmus Avernus, to whom this work is usually attributed was a French Dominican, professor of theology. He was born towards the end of the 12th century and died when Archbishop of Paris in 1248 or 1249. He was considered one of the most enlightened theologians and philosophers of his age, a man of great learning. The earliest printed Postille Maiores date from the 1470s and were much reprinted well into the 16th century in France, Switzerland and Venice. Images sent on request.
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Pontanus, Joannes Jiovanus
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| Ioannis Ioviani Pontani amorum libri duo. Eiusdem de amore coniugali, libri tres. Tumulorum, libri duo. Eiusdem de divinis laudibus, lib. unus. Hendecasyllaborum seu baiarum, libri duo. Eiusdem iambici versus de Obitu Lucci filii. Item lyrici versus
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Philippi de Giunta,, 1514. 8vo (16.5 x 9.5 cm), 187 [9] leaves. Lovely woodcut initials throughout. Full later calf binding, gilt ruling on front and back boards, red and black morocco spine lables with gilt titles, marbled endpapers, edges stained red. Binding firm though joints a bit cracked, leather rubbed at edges and corners. Several leaves well-repaired at top and bottom; all leaves have ruling in fine red ink at margins; a few pages with foxing, otherwise a clean and attractive copy.
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BOESCHENSTAIN, Johannes.
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| One of the earliest Hebrew grammars printed in Germany Be-sem arbaa otiyyot (Hebrew type). Contenta in hoc libello nuper a Ioanne Boeschenstein Esslingensi edita. Elementale introductoriu in hebreas litteras teutonice & hebraice legendas. Decem precepta Exodi. XX. Oratio dominica Math. VI. Luce. XI. Salutatio angelica Luce primo. Simbolum apostolorum. Canticum Marie Luce. 1. Canticum Simeonis. Luce. 2. An. Veni sancte. An. Salve regina. Canticum zacharie. Luce. 1. .
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Augsburg, Erhard Oeglin, May 1514. 4to. 20th century vellum. Large printer's device on recto of final leaf. 12 lvs. (a-c4). First edition of one of the first Hebrew grammars printed in Germany. With Reuchlin, Johannes Boeschenstain (Johann Böschenstein; 1472-1540) was a pioneer of Hebrew studies among Christians in Germany. He was a teacher of Hebrew and he taught at various places, such as Nuremberg, Antwerp and Zurich, where he counted Zwingli among his students. Boeschenstain's elementary Hebrew grammar of 1514 was the author's first publication and it contains lessons in the Hebrew alphabet and versions of Christian prayers and devotional texts in Hebrew, Latin and German. Good copy with interesting ownership entry ('Ex Libris Fratris Simonis Speerii 1589') and some annotations on blank fly-leaf. VD16, B-6356; Index aurel. 120.982; Proctor 10715; Panzer VI, 142 70; Fürst, Judaica I, 127; Steinschneider, Bibliogr. Handb. 251; ADB III, 184-186.
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BOESCHENSTAIN, JOHANNES.
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| BE-SEM ARBAA OTIYYOT (HEBREW TYPE). CONTENTA IN HOC LIBELLO NUPER A IOANNE BOESCHENSTEIN ESSLINGENSI EDITA. ELEMENTALE INTRODUCTORIU IN HEBREAS LITTERAS TEUTONICE & HEBRAICE LEGENDAS. DECEM PRECEPTA EXODI. XX. ORATIO DOMINICA MATH. VI. LUCE. XI. SALUTATIO ANGELICA LUCE PRIMO. SIMBOLUM APOSTOLORUM. CANTICUM MARIE LUCE. 1. CANTICUM SIMEONIS. LUCE. 2. AN. VENI SANCTE. AN. SALVE REGINA. CANTICUM ZACHARIE. LUCE. 1. .... AUGSBURG, ERHARD OEGLIN, MAY 1514.
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4to. 20th century vellum. Large printer's device on recto of final leaf. 12 lvs. (a-c4). First edition of one of the first Hebrew grammars printed in Germany. With Reuchlin, Johannes Boeschenstain (Johann Boeschenstein; 1472-1540) was a pioneer of Hebrew studies among Christians in Germany. He was a teacher of Hebrew and he taught at various places, such as Nuremberg, Antwerp and Zurich, where he counted Zwingli among his students. Boeschenstain's elementary Hebrew grammar of 1514 was the author's first publication and it contains lessons in the Hebrew alphabet and versions of Christian prayers and devotional texts in Hebrew, Latin and German. Good copy with interesting ownership entry ('Ex Libris Fratris Simonis Speerii 1589') and some annotations on blank fly-leaf. VD16, B-6356; Index aurel. 120.982; Proctor 10715; Panzer VI, 142 70; Fuerst, Judaica I, 127; Steinschneider, Bibliogr. Handb. 251; ADB III, 184-186.
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[HOLCOT, Robert].
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| Novum Insigneq[ue] Opusculumä de Septe pecatus mortalibusä Ite aurea et putilis tabla angelici Thome Aquinatiä Inventa novissime.
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(A la fin:) Basileae, Michaelem Furter, Anno Dni 1514 die vero 28 mensis Martii. in-8. 35ff. Parchemin à rabats, avec liens (Reliure du XIXs.). Ouvrage de morale sur le thème des sept péchés capitaux, du philosophe et théologien anglais Robert Holcot (c. 1290-1349), dont la première édition semble avoir été publiée à Venise en 1505. "Robert Holkot belonged to the first generation of scholars to absorb and develop the views of William Ockham. He is particularly known for his "covenantal theology" and his views on human freedom within the framework of a divine command ethics. He developed an original theology grounded in Ockham's logic and metaphysics, and his works were influential into the sixteenth century". (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy). Holkot était lié d'amitié avec Richard de Bury, l'auteur du "Philobiblon", le célèbre traité de l'amour des livres, et la tradition affirme qu'il participa à sa rédaction. Par ailleurs un autre ouvrage de morale de Holcot, est considéré comme source d'une des histoires de Chaucer (" Nun's Priest's Tale"). L'?uvre de Robert Holcot a fait l'objet de plusieurs réimpressions et études modernes. Titre aux encres rouge et noire. Caractères gothiques, texte à deux colonnes. Bel exemplaire de ce rare volume. Sur la pensée philosophique d'Holcot voir Leonard A. Kennedy, "The Philosophy of Robert Holcot, Fourtheenth-Century Skeptic (in: Studies oin the History of Philosophy, n. 27, New York, 1993) et M. Del Pra, "La proposizione comme oggeto della conoscenza scientifica nel pensiero de Robert Holcot (in: Logica e realtà: momenti del pensiero medievali", Bari, 1974).
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TUBERINUS (eig. BEUSCHEL), JOHANNES.
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| Ad Georgiu(m) inclytum Saxoniae duce(m), Principe(m) illustrissimu(m) etc. Ioannis Tuberini Erythropolitani Musithias de Caelitibus, & sacris Historijs in Musas nouem digesta. (Am Ende:).
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Leipzig, M. Lotter d.Ä. 1514 Folio. 8 Bl., 361 num. Bl. (ohne das letzte weiße). Mit großem Titelholzschnitt u. ganzseitigen Wappen-Holzschnitt auf d. Titelrückseite. Schweinsldrbd d. Zeit auf Holzdeckeln mit Blindprägung von Rollenstempeln u. 2 intakten Schließen (Einbd fleckig u. berieben, Vorderdeckel an d. oberen Ecke etwas beschädigt u. mit Fehlstelle im Bezug, Innengelenke mit Wurmspuren, anfangs u. am Ende einige Blatt mit schmalem Nässerand im Außensteg, einige Blatt durch ehemals zum Pressen eingelegte Pflanzen od. Blüten im Bund etwas fleckig, Titel etwas braun- u. fingerfleckig). (FOL 19-66) Erste (einzige) Ausgabe.- Kulturgeschichtlich bemerkenswertes Denkmal vorreformatorischer geistlicher Poesie in einem sehr großzügigen Druck auf exzellentem Papier. Der aus Rothenburg o.d. Tauber stammende Johann Beuschel (auch Beussel; Tuberinus = Taubermann) hatte in Leipzig studiert und hielt dort seit 1504 Vorlesungen über Poetik. Er selbst ist eine Gestalt des Übergangs, geistig noch fest in der mittelalterlich-scholastischen Welt verwurzelt, doch in der Form bereits von humanistischen Mustern geprägt. Dieser Doppelcharakter zeigt sich auch in der 'Musithias'. Der Titel leitet sich von den Musen her, die den neun Teilen des Werkes voranstehen und auch auf dem großen Titelholzschnitt abgebildet sind. Unter dieser Überschrift aber versucht Beuschel, den gesamten Umkreis kirchlicher Frömmigkeit in lyrischen und halbepischen Gedichten abzubilden. Auch die Sprache ist ein Gemisch aus mittelalterlicher und humanistischer Latinität. Die 'Musithias' wurde nun auf Beschluss der Leipziger Artistenfakultät anstelle des Terenz den Poetik-Vorlesungen zugrunde gelegt. Damit aber geriet Beuschel ins Visier der engagierten Humanisten im Umkreis der "Dunkelmännerbriefe". "Der Nachhall ist in dem berühmten 17. Briefe des ersten Teiles der 'Briefe unberühmter Männer' zu vernehmen, dessen Hauptinhalt der Bericht über die Vertreibung des Humanisten Johannes Rhagius durch die Leipziger magistri nostri ausmacht", in dem aber auch Beuschels "in grimmigem Hohne" gedacht wird (Ellinger, Gesch. d. neulat. Literatur I, 366 ausführlich).- Das vorliegende Exemplar mit identischer Kollation wie im VD 16. Es gibt jedoch Exemplare mit einem zweiten Druckfehlerverzeichnis ("Lima secunda labecularum"); dieses in Kopie hier beiliegend.- Jöcher IV, 1348; VD16 B 2371.
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| BULLA LEONIS X PONT. MAX. CONVOCATIONIS ET SALVICONDUCTUS ET MONITIONIS OMNIUM AD CONCILIUM LATERANENSEM VENIRE DEBENTIUM, ET INDULGENTIARUM CONCESSARUM LABORANTIBUS PRO UNIVERSALI PACE. LECTA IN NONA SESSIONE SACRI LATERANENSIS CONCILII. ROMA MARCELLO SILBER 1514
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In 4to (cm 20,5); cartoncino recente, cc. (4). Stemma papale al frontespizio. La data si ricava dal Datum per il tipografo Marcello Silber (cfr. A. Tinto, Gli annali tipografici di Eucario e Marcello Silber, p. 102, nr. 173). Ottima copia.PRIMA EDIZIONE di questa bolla promulgata durante la nona sessione (5 maggio 1514) del quinto Concilio Lateranense (1512-1517), la quale diede definitiva e formale approvazione alla grande bolla di riforma con cui Giulio II nel 1511 aveva convocato il concilio stesso, in risposta ai prelati che si erano riuniti a Pisa e avevano dato vita al cosidetto Concilio di Pisa.Dopo l'elezione di Leone X (marzo1513) il concilio prosegui' i suoi lavori, proponendosi tre obiettivi principali: il raggiungimento di una pace stabile fra i potenti d'Europa, la riforma della Chiesa e la difesa di quest'ultima dall'eresia. Nessuno degli obiettivi fu raggiunto e il Concilio falli' totalmente, creando le premesse dell'instaurarsi della Riforma (cfr. J.C. Olin, The Catholic Reformation: Savonarola to Ignatius Loyola, New York, 1992, p. 5).Edit16, CNCE13940. Adams, L-464. G. Alberigo et al. ed., Conciliorum oecumenicorum decreta, Freiburg im Breisgau, 1961, pp. 593-597.
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"VIGO, Giovanni de;"
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| Practica in arte Chirurgica copiosa... continens novem libros.
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Roma per S. Guillireti et H. Bononiensem 1514 In-folio de 22 ff.ch. et 5 ff.n.ch.; peau de truie estampée à froid (Reliure de l'époque). Garrison-Morton, 5559.1; Waller, 9976; N.L.M. 4605 (incomp.); cf. Des Français à Rome, 11-15. Edition originale. Editée par Giovanni Antracini et imprimée par Etienne Guillery en association avec Hercule Bononiensis. C'est le premier grand texte de pratique de chirurgie après Guy de Chauliac. Vigo fut le chirurgien du pape Jules II. Il donne de bonnes descriptions de la gangrène, des fractures du crâne, de l'hydrocèle, de l'hémostase par ligature et surtout de la syphillis contre laquelle il conseille des frictions mercurielles. The first complete system of surgery after that of Guy de Chauliac. It contains an account of gunshot wounds and a section on syphilis Garrison-Morton. Bel exemplaire, lavé et replacé dans sa reliure, restaurations à l'angle de quelques feuillets surtout en fin de volume.
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Cajetan, Tommaso de Vio, Jean de Jandun, Gaietanus de Thienis
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| Commentaria reverendissimi patris fratris Thome de Vio Caietani artium sacre theologie et ordinis predicatorum professoris ac eiusdem ordinis generalis magistri in libros Aristotelis de ania novissime recognita: cu
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Heirs of Octavianus Scotus; Giorgius Arrivabenus,, 1514-1519. Three works bound in one volume. Small folio (29.5 x 20 cm), 68, 132, 91 numbered leaves. Woodcut initials and diagrams, full vellum binding. Further information available upon request.
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Ricius, Paulus).
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| In apostolorum simbolum (juxta peripateticorum dogma[)] dialogus per plane ac summo ingenii ac[u]mine lumini gratiae lumen concililians nature.
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(Augsburg, Johann Miller, 1514). 8°. Mit ganzs. Titelholzschnitt v. Hans Burgkmair u. Holzschn.-Druckermarke am Schluß. 49 nn. Bll., Mod. HPgmt. Erstausgabe (einer von drei Drucken) dieses Dialoges zwischen einem Theologen und drei jüdischen Brüdern. - ?Gleich bei einem seiner ersten Drucke [.] nahm Miller des Meisters [Burgkmairs] Mithilfe in Anspruch. Das Titelblatt zeigt oben Christus in den Wolken. Die linke Hand hat er auf die zu seiner Seite stehende Erdkugel gestützt, mit der rechten ertheilt er den Segen. Unten stehn die Apostel in langen Mänteln [.]" (Muther). - Der Mediziner u. Hebraist Paulus Ricius (um 1480-um 1542) war vermutlich Sohn eines Trienter Münzjuden deutscher Herkunft. Nach dem Studium an der Univ. Pavia lehrte er dort Philosophie, trat zum Christentum über, war seit etwa 1514 Leibarzt Kaiser Maximilians I. und stand zeitweise in Diensten des Salzburger Bischofs Matthäus Lang und des Fürstbischofs von Brixen. Er kam zu Reichtum und Einfluß, wurde geadelt und erhielt das Schloßgut von Sprinzenstein zu Lehen. Seine Bedeutung liegt in der Vermittlung des italienischen Aristotelismus nach Deutschland und als Übersetzer des Talmud und der Kabbala. Im Gegensatz zur herkömmlichen kath. Vorstellung lehnte Ricius die Bilderverehrung ab und bemühte sich um einen Ausgleich zwischen Katholiken und Lutheranern. - Der erste Druck aus der Augsburger Offizin des J. Miller. - Titel am oberen weißen Rand m. zeitgen. Numerierung. Tlw. min. wasserrandig. Zwei kl. Wurmspuren. Die gedruckten Marginalien am seitlichen Rand tlw. angeschnitten. - VD16, R 2311; Proctor 10823; Dodgson II, 58, 4; Muther 867; Nagler, Monogr. III, 250, 62; Burkhard, Burgkmair 52, 102 a; Hollstein V, 67, 80.
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BURGH, John.
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| PUPILLA OCULI. De septem sacramentorum administrartione: de decem preceptis decalogi / ceterisq[ue] ecclesiasticorum . officiis: Joannis de Burgo alme quondam Cantabrigiensis universitatis Cancellarii . Adiectis tabula capitulorum / atq[ue] indice alphabetario omnium hoc in opuscolo contentorum absolutissime concinnatis.
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[colophon:] plo Jo. Knoblouchii: impe[n]sis [viro?] Pauli Goetz civis & Bibliopole Arge[n]tini. Nonis septe[m]brib. M.d.xiiii. [Strasbourg, J. Knoblouch for Paul Götz, 9 September ] 1514 Small 4to in eights, ff. 170, [15]; a good clean copy, rebound in 19th century English calf, rather worn and since repaired. A duplicate from the library of the University of Leipzig, with stamp at foot of title. A fine book from the press of Johannes Knobloch, the prolific Strasbourg printer active in the first thirty years of the 16th century. This is the much-reprinted Pupilla Oculi of John Burgh (also Borough, or Joannes de Burgo), a guide to basic clerical practice, intended to assist parish priests with their pastoral care. Burgh (fl. 1370-98), who was presumably an Englishman, was prominent at Cambridge in the 1380s, where he was Chancellor in 1384-6: this book, perhaps intended as a practical rebuttal to Wycliffite ideas, is easily his most famous work - it was frequently copied and many early manuscripts exist. This version of the text, by the Dutch humanist Agustin Agge, was first published by William Bretton in London in 1510 (STC 4115 - although actually printed in Paris by Hopyl). The present edition retains Agge’s dedication to Bretton, on f. 1v. Provenance. (1) At the foot of ff. 1v-2r is an early inscription: ‘Liber Veteriscelle, reposit[us] ad Biblioteca[m] publica[m] anno salut[e?] mille.mo Dxxxij’. This shows that the book came from the Cistercian house at Altzelle in Saxony (in the diocese of Meissen), dissolved in 1540. Many of the Altzelle books went to the library of Leipzig University, but presumably not until the dissolution - the university itself was founded in 1409, and so the library was probably well-established by this time. However, in this case the ‘public library’ seems to be the general library of the monastery. Another book with a similar inscription is found at Frankfurt-am-Main UB, but this time reading: ‘Liber Monasterij Veteriscelle. Repositus ad Bibliothecam publicam per reverendissimum in Christo patrem dominum Martinum Ibidem Abbatem Anno 1514.’ This can only mean that Abbot Martin deposited the book in the house’s own ‘public’ collection. See Ohly & Sack, Frankfurt incunable catalogue, 1037 - the book in question is a copy of Dominicus de Flandria, Quaestiones in commentaria Thomae de Aquino super Metaphysicis Aristotelis (Venice, 1499). (2) Small stamp at foot of title showing that this was disposed of by the University of Leipzig library as a duplicate, probably in the early 19th century. (3) English ownership inscription of Charles Walker, May 1867. (4) Ownership stamp of the monastery of St Francis, Crawley, Sussex. BMC German p. 170; VD 16 J373; Shaaber 826.
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MAJORAGIUS, Marcus Antonius.
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| Commentarius in Dialogum, seu lib. primum de oratore ad Q. Fratrem M. Tullii Ciceronis.INCLUDING: CICERO, Marcus Tullius. Dialogi de Oratore.Venice, Franciscus Francisci, 1587. 4to. With two title-pages, each with the same woodcut publisher's devices, a woodcut portrait of the author, and several woodcut decorative initial letters. Nineteenth-century decorated boards, covered with manually decorated paper.
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(16), "165" [= 164]; 24 ll. Adams M-263; Watt, Bibliotheca Britannica, col. 636.First and only edition of Majoragius's commentaries on Cicero's classic work of rhetoric, Dialogi de Oratore, whose text is included as the second part. Also included at the end of the first part (with its own divisional title) is: De Eloquentia Dialogus (7 ll.), a note on rhetoric in general. Majoragius (1514-1555) was a professor of Rhetoric at Milan University, and wrote commentaries on the works of Aristotle, Cicero, Virgil and others.Very good copy and with generous margins. Majoragius's commentary on Cicero's Dialogi de Oratore.
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500 FIG. MILANO-CLASSICI). JUVENALIS D. Iunius.
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| SATIRAE. Vincentius Minutianus. interpres est Britanicus. In fine: Impressum Mediolani apud Alexandrum Minutianum aere communi cum venerabili Presbytero Nicolao Gorgonzola. An. MDXIII Id. Decembris, 1514.
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(cm 29,6) Piena pergamena dell’epoca, tit. calligrafato al dorso; cc. CXXVI (126) numerate. Carattere romano, testo inquadrato dal commento, iniziali decorate anche a fondo nero. Nel testo 11 xilografie (cm 7,5x5) di cui, la prima, a carta 1 di cm 8,2x6,5 con l’autore in cattedra. Preziosa edizione milanese assolutamente rarissima come tutte le edizioni del Minutianus. Manca a molta bibliografia consultata, compreso Adams, BM. STC., Moranti, Choix e Brunet. Il testo è completo in 126 carte, ma mancano le prime 8 carte non numerate segnate A. Vecchia integrazione al margine bianco della prima carta, qualche lieve ombregg. marginale ma bell’esemplare nitido e fresco. Sander 3736; Graesse III 518; Edizioni milanesi della Braidense n° 1076; Sandal "Tipografi a Milano nel ‘500" Vol. II n° 202. Il Census Iccu, registra solo 6 copie nelle biblioteche italiane. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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(500 FIG. MILANO-CLASSICI). JUVENALIS D. IUNIUS.
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| SATIRAE. VINCENTIUS MINUTIANUS... INTERPRES EST BRITANICUS... IN FINE: IMPRESSUM MEDIOLANI APUD ALEXANDRUM MINUTIANUM AERE COMMUNI CUM VENERABILI PRESBYTERO NICOLAO GORGONZOLA. AN. MDXIII ID. DECEMBRIS, 1514.
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(cm 29,6) Piena pergamena dellepoca, tit. calligrafato al dorso; cc. CXXVI (126) numerate. Carattere romano, testo inquadrato dal commento, iniziali decorate anche a fondo nero. Nel testo 11 xilografie (cm 7,5x5) di cui, la prima, a carta 1 di cm 8,2x6,5 con lautore in cattedra. Preziosa edizione milanese assolutamente rarissima come tutte le edizioni del Minutianus. Manca a molta bibliografia consultata, compreso Adams, BM. STC., Moranti, Choix e Brunet. Il testo e' completo in 126 carte, ma mancano le prime 8 carte non numerate segnate A. Vecchia integrazione al margine bianco della prima carta, qualche lieve ombregg. marginale ma bellesemplare nitido e fresco. Sander 3736; Graesse III 518; Edizioni milanesi della Braidense n 1076; Sandal Tipografi a Milano nel 500 Vol. II n 202. Il Census Iccu, registra solo 6 copie nelle biblioteche italiane.
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Portrait. Vesalius, Andreas.
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flämischer Mediziner. Prof. in Padua, Bologna u. Pisa, Leibarzt des Kaisers Karl V. u. des Königs Philipp II. von Spanien, Begründer der modernen wissenschaftlichen Anatomie. 1514 Brüssel - 1564 auf Sakinthos. Brustbild, unten lat. Verse. Kupferstich um 1590. 147 x 102 mm. sehr schöner Abzug mit Rand.
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Eugene Süe
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| Les Mystères de Paris. Celebres romans Français
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Jules Rouff et Cie, Paris Sin año. Principios S. XX. 2 tomos. Pág 1514. Grabados. Cuarto mayor. 2 volumenes.
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Ouy G.
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| Les manuscrits de l'abbaye de Saint-Victor. Catalogue établi sur la base du répertoire de Claude de Grandrue (1514)
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Brepols Publishers 055 pages : 30-6-1999 2 200 French Bibliotheca Victorina 10
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Geremia Pietro (1385 ca. - 1452)
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| Sanctuarium sive Sermones de Sanctis Petri Hieremie Siculi: F. ordinis predicatorum Conciunatoris excellentissimi
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, 204x145 mm, pagg. cc. 152, p.perg. floscia con titolo manoscritto sul dorso, Tagli spruzzati. Piccole mancanze alla coperta, antica indicazione di appartenenza al frontespizio che traspare anche sul retro, alcuni percorsi di tarlo che sporadicamente intaccano lo specchio di stampa (poche sillabe), poche antiche sottolineature, qualche leggerissima e marginale gora d'acqua, Bel frontespizio architettonico, capilettera ornati (Religione_Mistica_Teologia_/_Religion_Mystics_Theology), 1514, (nel colophon: Joanne Rynma de Oringaw expensas impendente: cura et labore suo Henricus Gran), Hagenaw
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Church History] NATALIBUS, PETRUS DE
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Lyons: J. Sacon [Saccon], December 9, 1514 THE CELEBRATED 1514 FIRST SACON [SACCON] EDITION, illustrated with over 200 woodcuts, of one of the three great early lives of the saints (along with the Golden Legend, and the Lives of the Holy Fathers). Folio (leaf size 11 7/8 x 8 1/16 inches), nineteenth century full brown morocco gilt with elaborate blind-stamped designs. 245 leaves (plus terminal blank). Adams N-46. Some scuffing to binding and rubbing to joints; eighteenth-century owner's inscription on title and a few early scholarly annotations in margins; remnant of leather tab on title; text very clean with only occasional light soiling. Rare. For more information and many more images, please visit our website. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Ovidius Naso, Publius
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| Metamorphosis dat is, die herscheppinghe oft veranderinge, beschreuen int Latijn vanden vermaerden en gheleerden poeet Ouidius: En nu eerst in onsen Duytsche met veel schoone figuren verciert, elck tot sijnder historien dienende, tot profijt voor alle edele gheesten, en constenaers, als rhetoriciens, schilders, beeltsnijders, goutsmeden &c. Antwerpen, Hans de Laet, 1566.
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8o: A-Qq8, fol.: [16] 293 [4]. With a woodcut portrait of Ovid on the titlepage and many woodcut textillustrations of which several bear the monogram VS. These woodcuts are most probably made by or after the German artist Virgil Solis (1514-1562). Cont. vellum, ties lacking, first gathering wormholed, else a good copy. Illustrated Dutch translation of Ovid's Metamorphosis, published in Antwerp in 1566 by Hans de Laet in the Dutch translation by Joannes Florianus [= Jan Blommaerts?]. Reprint of Hans de Laet's earlier edition (1552) of this translation. The German artist Virgil Solis [Thieme/Becker 31, pp. 248-253] in 1563 made woodcuts for a German and Latin edition of Ovid, copied after the illustrations in a French edition (Lyon, Giovanni di Tornes, 1559). Probably these woodblocks were also used for the present Antwerp-edition, or the woodcuts were copied after Virgil Solis' series.
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QUINTILIANUS M.F.;ALDINE;
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| M.F. Quintilianus. [Colophon : Venetiis in aedibus Aldi et Andreae soceri. Mense augusto MDXIV.]
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Alde Venise 1514 Petit in-4, (4 feuillets, le dernier blanc), 230 feuillets, le dernier portant au verso la marque aldine. Les feuillets 124 et 126 sont chiffrés par erreur 224 et 226. Plein veau du XVIIIème siècle. (Reliure endommagée et fragilisée : coins et coiffes arrachés, 1 mors entièrement fendu. 1 piqûre de ver dans la marge inférieure. Restauration ancienne à la marge inférieure du feuillet 5). Malgré les défauts signalés, exemplaire agréable de la première édition aldine des Institutiones Oratoriae de Quintilien. (Renouard, p.68, nº5)
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BISSEL, Johann.
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| Aestas. [half-title:] Deliciæ Æstatis. [A1:] Æstivorum libri tres, quibus Deliciæ Æstatis describuntur.Munich, [colophon:] Nicolas Henricus, 1644. 12mo. With engraved emblematic title-page, 4 full-page emblematic engravings and 21 engraved emblems in the text by Wolfgang Kilian after Johann Loth. Early overlapping vellum, rebacked with original spine label laid down, later ties.
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(16), 465 pp. De Backer & Sommervogel I, col. 1514; Landwehr, German Emblems 131; Praz, p. 275. First and only edition of neo-Latin poems by the Jesuit Johann Bissel, devoted to the beauties of nature in the summer. The three parts are introduced by full-page engravings for the months June, July and August. The poems and songs mix religious and secular subjects with a full-page engraving of Ruth, and other biblical figures (such as John the Baptist and Nebuchadnezzar) among the 21 smaller emblems. A 58-page "Indiculus Onomasticus" following the poems defines and indexes the botanical terms, sometimes giving Greek and German equivalents. During most of his life Bissel (1601-1682) was active as a preacher in the Jesuit order, but he also worked some years as professor for poetry, rhetoric, and ethics. The illustrations are finely engraved.Very good copy, with only a small tear slightly affecting one word and minor marginal stains slightly affecting the running heads on a few leaves. A good copy of a "scarce" (Praz) emblem book.
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LUCANUS
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| Pharsalia diligentissime per G. Versellanum recognita. Paris, J. B. Ascensius & J, Parvus,
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Title printed in red and black within an ornamental border and enclosing Badius' printing press device, large ornamental woodcut initials on criblé ground and numerous smaller ones. Folio. [6], 261ff. 17th century mottled calf (rebacked, new endpapers). 1514. Second Badius edition of Lucan's heroic poem Pharsalia, edited by Gérard de Vercel, and with the commentaries of Joannes Sulpicius, Berolado, Badius himself, and a life of the author by Berolado at the end. This edition repeats the original preface of the 1506 edition, but also includes a new preface, addressed to the bishop of Meaux. Title-page rehinged and lacking final blank leaf but internally a very good copy. Adams L1563. Renouard III, p. 24. Moreau II, p. 898.
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Leone X
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| Bulla Leonis X Pont. Maxi. Convocationis & Salvico(n)ductus o(mn)ium ad conciliu(m) Lateran. venire debêtium & indulgentia. concessa. labora(n)tibus pro universali pace lecta in Nona session. sac. Later. concilij in Late. basili....
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s. l. s. e. 1514 Placchetta in 16° (cm 10 x 14), copertina ricavata da Exultet o Salterio settecentesco, in rosso e nero, cc (4), senza paginazione, stemma di papa Medici al frontespizio, esemplare in buone condizioni, carta brunita, parzialmente in barbe. Il volumetto contiene il testo, impresso in caratteri gotici, di indizione della nona sessione del Concilio Laterano V e reca la data impressa al fondo del maggio (all'epoca il terzo mese dell'anno) 1514, secondo anno di regno del pontefice. Leone appare il continuatore della politica di Giulio II, consistente nel rafforzare la potenza temporale della Chiesa romana facendone la guida politica di un'Italia sgomberata da dominatori ultramontani. L'Italia tutta è lacerata da guerre, il primo invito ed impegno è ricondurre un po' di pace, "bella sedare", comporre dissidi, aggregare gli uomini, l'unità è più che mai necessaria in questo momento, con i Turchi alle porte e lo scisma gallicano e l'anticoncilio pisano, per far fronte comune contro gli "empi implacabili nemici della Croce di Cristo". Si ribadisce l'impegno a raccogliere l'eredità di lotte e di intenti del predecessore al Soglio di Pietro. Da ogni parte d'Europa, convengano a Roma in Laterano a questo "laudabile, sanctum ac pernecessarium " Concilio, "uomini preclari in ogni scienza e prestanti", invito rivolto a tutte le gerarchie ecclesiastiche e dignità civili. La più grande vittoria sul versante spirituale fu colta dal pontefice con l'ottenere che la Chiesa di Francia si recasse a Roma a partecipare al Concilio riformatore. Nessun esemplare di questi documenti in SBN, che cita edizioni in 4° ad opera dell'impressore Silber, ne' in altre biblioteche consultate. "Enciclopedia dei Papi", Treccani 2000.
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