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LACTANTIUS FIRMIANUS Lucius Caecilius -
Divinarum Institutionum Libri Septem. De Ira Dei, Liber I. De Opificio Dei Liber I. Epitome in Libros Suos Liber Acephalos. Phoenix. Carmen De Dominica Resurrectione + (Tertullianus)
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Venezia, Aldi & Andrea Soceri, 1515, due parti in due volumi in-8! legature coeve in piena pergamena rigida con impressioni a secco ai piatti, dorsi con cinque snodi e tasselli in pelle e oro, tagli rossi, pp. (32)-696 (num. 1/348)-(24)-(8)-96 (num. 1/48). Marca tipografica xilografica (OancoraOsecca, con delfino) al frontespizio della prima parte, a quello della seconda ed al colophon (Apologeticus di Tertulliano) In questOopera, datata aprile 1515, vi ! il necrologio di Aldo Manuzio, deceduto in quel gennaio.
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Marcus Annaeus Lucanus
(Pharsalia, sive de bello civilis libri X).
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137 num. Bll., 3 unnum. Bll. mit der Druckermarke zum Schluss. HLdr. d. 19. Jhdts. Adams L 1564; Brunet III, 1199; Ebert 12336; Graesse IV, 272; Panzer VIII, 425, 726; Proctor/Isaac 12851; Renouard I, 171, 7: "Edition copiée sur celle de 1502, avec la même préface à Mauroceno, et les mêmes pièces à la fin"; Schweiger II/1, 561; STC 395. - Unteres Rueckenende mit goldgepr. Namen W. v. Tettau; Titel mit verblasstem, zeitgen. Eintrag, a2 mit fruehem Besitzeintrag M. Joan Dav. Matthaei, Hanovia. - Ruecken berieben, Gelenke etwas bruechig. Innen weitgehend sauberes und frisches Exemplar. [Publisher: Venedig, Aldus (Manutius d. Ä.) und Andreas Socer, Juli]
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Lucanus, Marcus Annaeus
(Pharsalia, sive de bello civilis libri X).
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Venedig, Aldus (Manutius d. Ä.) und Andreas Socer, Juli 1515. 137 num. Bll., 3 unnum. Bll. mit der Druckermarke zum Schluß. HLdr. d. 19. Jhdts. Adams L 1564; Brunet III, 1199; Ebert 12336; Graesse IV, 272; Panzer VIII, 425, 726; Proctor/Isaac 12851; Renouard I, 171, 7: "Edition copiée sur celle de 1502, avec la même préface à Mauroceno, et les mêmes pièces à la fin"; Schweiger II/1, 561; STC 395. - Unteres Rückenende mit goldgepr. Namen W. v. Tettau; Titel mit verblaßtem, zeitgen. Eintrag, a2 mit frühem Besitzeintrag M. Joan Dav. Matthaei, Hanovia. - Rücken berieben, Gelenke etwas brüchig. Innen weitgehend sauberes und frisches Exemplar.
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Rocca Bernardino
Imprese, Stratagemi, et Errori Militari. divise in tre libri: ne'quali discorrendosi con essempi, tratti dall'historie de'Greci, & de'Romani, s'ha piena cognition de'termini, che si possono usar nelle guerre, così di terra, come di mare.
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appresso Gabriel Giolito de' Ferrari, 14563, In Vinegia, - Tre parti con autonomo frontespizio e autonoma paginazione in un vol. in-4° antico (215x152mm), pp. (60), 477, (3) di "Sommario della vita di Pandolfo Delfino"; (36), 232; (32), 264; legatura coeva p. pergamena flessibile con titolo manoscritto in antico al dorso. Al Impresa tipografica incisa su legno ai due frontespizi. Testatine, iniziali e finalini istoriati incisi su legno. Dinanzi alla prima c. di "Proemio", xilografia a piena pagina raffigurante un cavaliere; si tratta della stessa xilografia che il Giolito pose anche nel "Soldato" del Mora. La medesima xilografia è ripetuta a p. pag. anche al terzo vol. Sparsi aloni, bruniture e fioriture di leggera entità. Buon esemplare nell'insieme. Prima e unica edizione, rara, di questa trattazione militare cinquecentesca, autentica enciclopedia di precetti di arte militare, spesso avvalorati con esempi tratti dalla storia greca e romana. Il Rocca (Piacenza 1515-Venezia, 1587), detto il Gamberello, fu avvocato, storico e infine sacerdote (nei suoi ultimi anni compose anche opere devozionali); il presente trattato è il frutto di un sua esperienza nel mestiere delle armi (egli partecipò anche alla battaglia di San Quintino). STC Italian Books, 558. Adams, R-635-636. Cockle, 534 e 540. Bongi, II, 227-305 (fornisce alcune altre notizie sul Rocca). D"Ayala, 54. Jähns, 579. Olscki, Choix,119-120. Sticca, p. 101. Poggiali, Mem. Stor. di Piacenza, X, 69.
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"LACTANCE;"
Divinarum institutionnum libri septem. De ira Dei, Liber I. De opificio Dei, Liber I. Epitome in libros suos liber acephalos. Phœnix. Carmen de Dominica Resurrectionne.
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Venise, Alde, 1515 In-8 de (16) ff., 348 pp., , maroquin lavallière, grand décor de maroquin noir mosaïqué composé d'entrelacs s'articulant autour d'un grand médaillon central ovale dessiné par un jeu d'entrelacs, enroulements et fleurons de maroquin mosaïqué bleu et rouge, dos à nerfs orné de même, coupes et bordures décorées, tranches dorées (Capé). "Première édition aldine des œuvres de Lactance. Elle a été donnée par Giambattista Egnatio, auteur de deux longues préfaces dont la première est l'éloge funèbre d'Alde qui venait de mourir trois mois auparavant. Egnatio fut un familier d'Alde Manuce et de sa famille ainsi que l'ami de Jean Grolier dont la bibliothèque comprenait de nombreuses édition aldines. Cet exemplaire ne comporte pas, à la suite, les 48 pages de l'Apologétique de Trébutien. Exemplaire de toute beauté, revêtu d'une spectaculaire reliure mosaïquée signée de Capé. Toutefois, le décor et la dorure reviennent à Marius-Michel père qui, avant de s'associer avec son fils en 1866, travaillait comme doreur pour les plus grands relieurs. Inspiré des décors du XVIe siècle, le travail du ""doreur des doreurs"" manifeste une virtuosité et une justesse de main extraordinaires. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, pp. 70-72. - The Aldine Press, Catalogue of the Ahmanson-Murphy Collection of Books, nº 132."
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BOETHIUS, Anicius Manlius
Boetius de consolatione philosophica & de disciplina Scholarium... Additum est Carmen iuvenile Sulpitti
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Lyon: Iohnnes Clein, 1515. [c.1515]. 4to. pp. [280]. p.[280 blank]. Colophon dated "nono kale[n]das Octobris" (23 Sept.). Title page printed in red and black inside woodcut architectural border. Woodcut printer's device (Sylvestre 132). Printed in Roman font with the surrounding commentaries printed in Gothic. Text contains decorative initials. Bound in contemporary blind stamped paneled calf boards; re-backed preserving original spine. Later antique endpapers with inscription on front-free endpaper dated "1925"; front and rear blank fly-leaves worn. Pages are generally clean with occasional marginalia in an old hand (i.e. several small inscriptions written on the title page); minor spotting; lower corner of leaf c7 clipped in margin;. The hinges and inner margins to the first gathering are neatly strengthened / repaired. The outer edges to this same gathering show some wear - i.e. a few marginal tears (sealed), and light soiling. The bottom margins on conjugate leaves a2 and a7 are trimmed about !" (12 mm). Anicius Manlius Boethius (480-524) was a late Roman philosopher and statesman. He became embroiled in a plot against Theodoric, the Ostrogothic ruler of Rome, and was eventually executed. Boethius wrote his most famous work, the "Consolation of Philosophy," while awaiting his fate in prison. The five sections discuss the capriciousness of fortune, the influence of good and evil, and the nature of God's control over the universe (i.e. free will, providence and fate). The work employs the Platonic notion of an ascent of the soul to the Godhead through a process of contemplation and reflection. The imagery is predominately pagan; however, the author himself was strongly influenced by Christian thought. Boethius's work was immensely influential throughout the middle ages. Commentaries are provided by Josse Badius (1462-1535) and Thomas Wallensis (the latter wrongly ascribed to Thomas Aquinas). The "Ascensio explanato" has separate signatures and divisional title page. [Adams B-2290; BM STC French, p. 73; Renouard, Josse Badius II, 213; Baudrier XII, p. 268].
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LACTANCE;
Divinarum institutionnum libri septem. De ira Dei, Liber I. De opificio Dei, Liber I. Epitome in libros suos liber acephalos. Phinix. Carmen de Dominica Resurrectionne.
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Venise, Alde, 1515 In-8 de (16) ff., 348 pp., , maroquin lavalliere, grand decor de maroquin noir mosaique compose d'entrelacs s'articulant autour d'un grand medaillon central ovale dessine par un jeu d'entrelacs, enroulements et fleurons de maroquin mosaique bleu et rouge, dos a nerfs orne de meme, coupes et bordures decorees, tranches dorees (Cape). "Premiere edition aldine des iuvres de Lactance. Elle a ete donnee par Giambattista Egnatio, auteur de deux longues prefaces dont la premiere est l'eloge funebre d'Alde qui venait de mourir trois mois auparavant. Egnatio fut un familier d'Alde Manuce et de sa famille ainsi que l'ami de Jean Grolier dont la bibliotheque comprenait de nombreuses edition aldines. Cet exemplaire ne comporte pas, a la suite, les 48 pages de l'Apologetique de Trebutien. Exemplaire de toute beaute, revetu d'une spectaculaire reliure mosaiquee signee de Cape. Toutefois, le decor et la dorure reviennent a Marius-Michel pere qui, avant de s'associer avec son fils en 1866, travaillait comme doreur pour les plus grands relieurs. Inspire des decors du XVIe siecle, le travail du ""doreur des doreurs"" manifeste une virtuosite et une justesse de main extraordinaires. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, pp. 70-72. - The Aldine Press, Catalogue of the Ahmanson-Murphy Collection of Books, n 132."
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LULLE (RAYMOND) :
ARBOR SCIENTIAE VENERABILIS ET CAELITUS ILLUMINATI PATRIS RAYMUNDI LULLII MAIORICENSIS : LIBER AD OMNES SCIENTIUS UTILISIMUS. SUIVI DE : INTRODUCTIORUM MAGNAE ARTIS GENERALIS... S.L., S.N., 1515 (COLOPHON : LUGDUN., GILBERTI DE VILLIERS. IMPENSIS VERO MAGISTRI GUILHELMI HUYON ET CONSTANTINI FRADIN IBIDEM COMMORUNTES. ANNO SALUTIS MILLESIMO QUINGENTESIMO DECIMO QUINTO QUARTO NONAS MAIJ - 4 MAI 1515) ; IN-4 ; PLEIN VELIN IVOIRE, DOS MUET (RELIURE ANCIENNE) ; (8) PP. NON CHIFFREES : TITRE ILLUSTRE' DU GRAND BOIS GRAVE' DE L'ARBRE DES SCIENCES, DATE' DE 1515, VERSO BLANC, (1) F. BL., (2) PP. GRAND BOIS GRAVE' RECTO-VERSO, ARBRE DES QUALITES, VIDE PUIS ECRIT, EPIGRAMME DE JOSSE BADE EN LATIN ET AU VERSO LISTE DES XVI ARBRES SPECIAUX DES SCIENCES (COELESTIALIS, MATERNALIS, DIVINALIS, ETC.) ; 681, (1), (18) PP. INTRODUCTIORUM MAGNAE ORTIS GENERALIS... ET EN TOUT 18 GRANDS BOIS GRAVES FIGURANT LES DIFFERENTS ARBRES DES SCIENCES, CERTAINS REPETES AVEC OU SANS LE TEXTE.
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Edition imprimee sur deux colonnes, dont le texte est identique a' l'originale, mais qui aurait ete imprimee au XVIIe, sans autre precision, d'apres Baudrier, XI-107. En effet, celle-ci est en lettres rondes alors que l'edition originale a ete imprimee en caracteres gothiques. Malgre' nos recherches, nous n'avons pu determiner la date exacte de cet ouvrage, ni son lieu d'impression, ni, bien-sur, son imprimeur ; elle est, elle aussi, fort rare et, en l'examinant bien, nous pouvons estimer cette edition a' la fin du XVI ou au tout debut du XVIIe (Duveen, 368 ; Caillet, 6841).Celebre alchimiste et mystique, ne' a' Palma de Majorque d'une famille originaire de Barcelone (1232 ?-1315), Raymond Lulle fut le contemporain d'Albert le Grand, Bonaventure, Arnaud de Villeneuve, Roger Bacon, Thomas d'Aquin et de l'alchimiste persan shi'ite Jabir ibn hayyan al-sufi, avec qui il eut d'importantes relations. L'Arbor Scientiae... fait partie des quelques ouvrages "cles", fondamentaux, au milieu d'une foule d'oeuvres secondaires dont la liste n'est pas toujours bien etablie.
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KEATS, JOHN
The Poems Two Volumes.
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Chatto & Windus at the Florence Press, London 1515 - Limited edition of 250 copies, this number 47. Original vellum, TEG, pp338; 371 including index of first lines.
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Quintilian:
[Institutio Oratoria]
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[colophon: impressum Florentaie [Florence] opera & sumptu Philippi Iuntae ...], 1515. 8vo. ff. [iv], 269 [ie 369]. Lacking final leaf (V8), blank except for printer!s device to verso. Latin text, printed in italic letter, light waterstaining, a few early marginalia. Dedicated by Filippo Giunta to Roberto Acciaioli. Nineteenth-century sheep-backed boards, rebacked, sprinkled edges. Quintilian!s twelve-book guide to rhetoric was written in the late first century AD, under Domitian. It was popular with Renaissance humanists such as Petrarch. This is the only Giunta edition, and a !very elegantly printed book!. Dibdin II, 367; Adams Q53.
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LACTANTIUS FIRMIANUS LUCIUS CAECILIUS -
DIVINARUM INSTITUTIONUM LIBRI SEPTEM. DE IRA DEI, LIBER I. DE OPIFICIO DEI LIBER I. EPITOME IN LIBROS SUOS LIBER ACEPHALOS. PHOENIX. CARMEN DE DOMINICA RESURRECTIONE + (TERTULLIANUS). VENEZIA, ALDI & ANDREA SOCERI, 1515, DUE PARTI IN DUE VOLUMI IN-8 LEGATURE COEVE IN PIENA PERGAMENA RIGIDA CON IMPRESSIONI A SECCO AI PIATTI, DORSI CON CINQUE SNODI E TASSELLI IN PELLE E ORO, TAGLI ROSSI, PP. (32)-696 (NUM. 1/348)-(24)-(8)-96 (NUM. 1/48). MARCA TIPOGRAFICA XILOGRAFICA (OANCORAOSECCA, CON DELFINO) AL FRONTESPIZIO DELLA PRIMA PARTE, A QUELLO DELLA SECONDA ED AL COLOPHON (APOLOGETICUS DI TERTULLIANO) IN QUEST'OPERA, DATATA APRILE 1515, VI E' IL NECROLOGIO DI ALDO MANUZIO, DECEDUTO IN QUEL GENNAIO.
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Post Incunabula FIRST EDITION / FIRST STATE of Auli Gellii Noctium Atticarum Libri Undeviginti [Attic Nights, Noctes Atticae]
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Aldina Aldus, Venice 1515 - FIRST EDITION / FIRST STATE of Auli Gellii Noctium, Atticarum Libri Undeviginti [Attic Nights, Noctes Atticae] Gellies, Aulus / Egnazio, Giovanni Battista / Engstrom, Alfred G. 1515 the first aldine, first state edition, with 'duerniorem' on the last leaf. Panneled calf, rebacked, Complete, good copy of the first state, Signatures: AA-DD, the DD8 blank leaf, not present, A-V. Errors in foliation. The only other copy on abe sets you back 22.000. See buying from me, as a good investment
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PETRARCA FRANCESCO
Opera del preclarissimo Poeta misser Francescho Petrarcha con el commento de misser Bernardo Lycinio sopra li triumphi. Con misser Francescho Philelpho: misser Antonio de tempo: misser Hieronymo Alexandr. sopra li Soneti et canzone novamente historiate .
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Augustino de Zani de portese Stapadi (sic) in Venetia 1515. Adi XX Mazo (sic) - In folio, legatura novecentesca in piena pelle con filetti e quattro nervi al dorso, filetto semplice ai piatti a contenere una larga cornice a fregi oro e con quattro finalini; fiore oro al centro di ambedue i piatti. Frontespizio con nome dell'a e fregetto in rosso, tutto a caratteri gotici, incisione con San Bartolomeo. Cc. 10 n.n.+ CXXVIII della prima parte che sono arricchite da 6 belle incisioni a piena pagina + CXIII della seconda parte (Sonetti e Canzone de misser Francescho Petrarcha) ma mancanti la LXVI e la LXXI + 3 n.n. Moltissime le iniziali xilografiche. L'ultima carta ha ricevuto, non recentemente, un eccellente restauro con perfetto ripristino di alcune parole, piccolissimo altro restauro, di altrettanta buona qualità, al margine fel frontespizio, a piede. Alcune chiose marginali. Bell'esemplare con gli stessi legni ell'edizione del 1493. Sander 5021
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LACTANTIUS FIRMIANUS LUCIUS CAECILIUS -
Divinarum Institutionum Libri Septem. De Ira Dei, Liber I. De Opificio Dei Liber I. Epitome in Libros Suos Liber Acephalos. Phoenix. Carmen De Dominica Resurrectione + (Tertullianus).
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Venezia, Aldi & Andrea Soceri, 1515, due parti in due volumi in-8° legature coeve in piena pergamena rigida con impressioni a secco ai piatti, dorsi con cinque snodi e tasselli in pelle e oro, tagli rossi, pp. (32)-696 (num. 1/348)-(24)-(8)-96 (num. 1/48). Marca tipografica xilografica ('ancora'secca, con delfino) al frontespizio della prima parte, a quello della seconda ed al colophon (Apologeticus di Tertulliano) In quest'opera, datata aprile 1515, vi é il necrologio di Aldo Manuzio, deceduto in quel gennaio.
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TOMMASO d'AQUINO, TIMOTEO VERONESE
Divi Thome Aquinatis in tertio SENTENTIARUM libro INTERPRETATIO & expositio sum a TIMOTHEO veronense . visa recognita: erroribusque purgata: & quantum anniti ars potuit fideliter impressa. QUODLIBETALES QUESTIONES Sancti Thome.
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impensa heredum quondam Domini Octaviani Scoti Modoetientis: ac sociorum 1515-1518, Venetijs - 2 opere complete rilegate in un volume in-folio antico (cm. 28,9x20,7). 1) . in tertio SENTENTIARUM. 2. Octobris. 1518. Carte 158 numerate (cioè 316 pagine). [In cima al front., sopra il titolo, è impresso il grazioso saluto]: "Emptor et lector aueto.".2 antiche scritte conventuali al front. Al colophon la marca edit. nero su bianco. Il testo tomistico, in caratteri più grandi, è intervallato dagli doviziosi commenti di Timoteo. Raro, censito da ICCU (che registra anche l'ancor più rara precedente coed. dello Scoto col Bonetus Locatellus, 1501) in sole 3 bibl. 2) QUODLIBETALES QUESTIONES. 1515, quarto Februarij. Carte 60. Al colophon, l'elegante marca edit. in bianco su fondo nero. Raro, uscì nel 1501; q. ns. ediz. è censita da ICCU in 5 bibl. Freschi esemplari in carta croccante e robusta con bel frontespizio e impianto tipografico ancora nello stile degli incunaboli. Legatura antica ('600?) con robusto dorso 4 nervi fortemente rilevati, antico tit. manoscritto presso la cuffia. Forti ma non immacolati i rigidi e leggerm. arcuati piatti anticamente rifatti in perg. Insignif. tracce d'uso solo agli ang. inf. delle prime e ultime carte, se no pulitissimo. Numerosissimi i CAPILETTERA fig. o riccam. e variam. ornati. Octavianus SCOTUS di MONZA (morto nel 1498) fece stampare da Bonetus Locatellus più di 120 titoli di incunaboli, e fu lui stesso stampatore, dal 1479 al 1487, di 30 titoli di incunaboli, usando 11 tipi di caratteri, tra i quali probabilmente quelli qui usati dagli eredi .
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Lactantius L.C.F.
L. Coelii Lactantii Firmiani Divinarum institutionum libri septem. De ira Dei, liber 1 De opificio Dei, liber 1 Epitome in libros suos liber acephalos. Phoenix. Carmen de dominica resurrectione
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- (Venetiis, in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae soceri, mense aprili 1515), in-8, leg. seicentesca in piena pergamena, tagli azzurri, cc. 348, [12]. Esemplare largamente scompleto. Mancano i primi due quaderni (aa: 8 cc., bb: 8 cc.), le carte e1, e8 e l'intera seconda parte contenente l'Apologeticus di Tertulliano (quaderni *4, AA-FF8). Qualche altro minor difetto marginale, sottolineature e postille antiche.
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CICERO MARCUS TULLIUS
M.T. CICERONIS ORATIONES A' NICOLAO ANGELIO BUCINENSI NUPER MAXIMA DILIGENTIA RECOGNITAE & EXCUSAE. FLORENTIAE, SUMPTU PHILIPPI IUNTAE, 1515.
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In-16 p. (mm. 165x98), mz. pelle settecent. (dorso restaur.), 8 cc.nn. (l'ultima bianca), 451 cc.num., 4 cc.nn. (di cui 1 bianca e al verso dell'ultima c. la marca tipograf. in silografia). Al colophon: "..Phil. Iuntae Anno D.XV. a' christiana Salute supra mille mense Martij Leone X. Pontifice".Cfr. Camerini "I Giunti di Firenze",84 - Brunet,II,36 - Renouard,81, p. XL - Graesse,II,163: "Cette edition dont le texte est corrige' d'apres des mss. et des conjectures, contient 32 (et non 29, comme dit Renouard) oraisons. Manquent les Philippiques, les Verrines et les Catilinaires.Con antiche scritte a penna; lievi aloni o lievi fiorit. margin. ma complessivam. esempl. ben conservato.
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Seneca L.A.
En tibi lector optime, Lucij Annaei Senecae Sanctissimi philosophi. Lucubrationes omnes, additis etiam nonnullis, Erasmi Roterodami cura, si non ab omnibus, certe ab innumeris mendis repurgatae.
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- In inclyta Germaniae Basilea, [Johann Froben], 1515 mense Iulio, in-folio, leg. ottocentesca in mezza tela, pp. da 7 a 643, [21]. Esemplare privo delle prime 3 carte (a1 frontespizio, a2, a3,) e delle ultime 2 (Ii9 e Ii10). Inoltre le prime 19 carte e le ultime 10 presenti hanno subito dei restauri reintegrativi con evidenti perdite di testo. Traccia di tarlo al margine esterno alto di 20 carte centrali. Qualche gora alle prime e ultime carte. Prima edizione delle opere a cura di Erasmo da Rotterdam e di Beato Renano.
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LACTANTIUS FIRMIANUS LUCIUS CAECILIUS -
DIVINARUM INSTITUTIONUM LIBRI SEPTEM. DE IRA DEI, LIBER I. DE OPIFICIO DEI LIBER I. EPITOME IN LIBROS SUOS LIBER ACEPHALOS. PHOENIX. CARMEN DE DOMINICA RESURRECTIONE + (TERTULLIANUS). VENEZIA, ALDI & ANDREA SOCERI, 1515, DUE PARTI IN DUE VOLUMI IN-8 LEGATURE COEVE IN PIENA PERGAMENA RIGIDA CON IMPRESSIONI A SECCO AI PIATTI, DORSI CON CINQUE SNODI E TASSELLI IN PELLE E ORO, TAGLI ROSSI, PP. (32)-696 (NUM. 1/348)-(24)-(8)-96 (NUM. 1/48). MARCA TIPOGRAFICA XILOGRAFICA (OANCORAOSECCA, CON DELFINO) AL FRONTESPIZIO DELLA PRIMA PARTE, A QUELLO DELLA SECONDA ED AL COLOPHON (APOLOGETICUS DI TERTULLIANO) IN QUEST'OPERA, DATATA APRILE 1515, VI E' IL NECROLOGIO DI ALDO MANUZIO, DECEDUTO IN QUEL GENNAIO.
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CIGAULD (Vincent).
Tractatus Singularis ac Perutilis super Bello Ytalico in unum compositus cum infinitis fere et questionibus et casibus specialibus et suis aureis additionibus familiariter traditis noviter impressis ea que cothidie appetuntur concernentibus.
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Venundantur Lugduni et Tholose (à la fin:) Lugduni, Calchographia Jacobi Myt, 1515. in-8. 116ff. non chiffrés. Plein veau moderne genre ancien, décor à froid sur les plats avec fleurons dorés dans les angles. Seconde édition de cet ouvrage des plus rares sur les guerres de François Ier en Italie. Elle fut imprimée à Lyon en caractères gothiques, pour être vendue dans cette ville et à Toulouse, comme indiqué au titre. La première édition date de 1513. Vincent Cigauld (1491-1523) était un historien et juriste français né à Brioude, dont il fut comte et bailli. "Il vivait sous François Ier et il a écrit sur les guerres des Français en Italie un livre excessivement rare aujourd'hui, intitulé 'De Bello Italico', et qui a de la valeur" (Larousse). Déchirure réparée à un feuillet atteignant un peu le texte, taches prononcées sur l'ensemble du volume. Condition modeste mais acceptable pour un ouvrage dont la Catalogue Collectif de France ne répertorie que deux exemplaires de l'édition originale (Bibliothèque de France et Bibliothèque de Toulouse) et aucun exemplaire de la présente édition.
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LUCRECE. (TITUS LUCRETIUS CARUS. VERS 98-55 AVT JC).
T. CARI LUCRETII POETAE AC PHILOSOPHI VETUSTISS. DE RERUM NATURA. LIBRI VI. PARISIIS EX OFFICINA PRIGENTII CALVARINI, AD GEMINAS CYPPAS, IN GLAUSO BRUNELLO. 1539. (REIMPRESSION DE L'EDITION ALDINE DE 1515).
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PETIT IN-8 (17 X 21,5 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE 126 FEUILLETS, RELIURE ANCIENNE XVIII PLEIN VEAU, DOS A CINQ NERFS ORNE DE CAISSONS A FLEURONS DORES, TITRE DORE SUR ETIQUETTE MAROQUIN ROUGE. ILLUSTRE DE LA VIGNETTE DE L'IMPRIMEUR SUR LE FEUILLET DE TITRE. (PRIGENT CALVARIN INSTALLE A PARIS AU CLOS BRUNEAU EUT UNE LONGUE CARRIERE D'EDITEUR ENTRE 1518 ET 1556). NOMBREUSES PROVENANCES MANUSCRITES ANCIENNES SUR LE FEUILLET DE TITRE. IMPORTANTES ANNOTATIONS MANUSCRITES D'EPOQUE PAR UN ERUDIT. DE LA BIBLIOTHEQUE DE JEAN-ISAAC (OU JEAN-JACQUES) COMBES-DOUNOUS. MONTAUBAN, 1758-1820, AVEC SON TIMBRE HUMIDE SUR LE FEUILLET DE TITRE. QUELQUES DEFAUTS EXTERIEURS SANS GRAVITE, RESTAURATION ANCIENNE DES 2 PREMIERS FEUILLETS AVEC BANDE DE PAPIER (5,5 X 2 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) CONTRECOLLEE EN MARGE ANGULAIRE SUPERIEURE, TRACE D'HUMIDITE ANCIENNE CLAIRE SUR LES TOUS PREMIERS FEUILLETS, SINON BEL EXEMPLAIRE, INTERIEUR FRAIS.
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STAINPEISS, M
PLAGUE TRACT AIN HAILSAME ERTZNEY: MIT IEREM ZWE= / SATZ: ZU BEHUETTEN WIDER DEN LAUFF DER / PESTELENTZ: AUS BEWERTTEN GESCHRIFTEN / DER ERTZT: ANGEZAIGT DURCH MARTINU [M] / STAINPEISS VON WIENN: LERER DER ERTZ= / NEY: ZW HAILL VNND NUTZPERKAIT ALLEN / MENSCHEN. /. WIENN, NO PUBL. [=JOANNES SINGRENIUS], 1515. [LEAF B4RECTO:] 4TO. W. WOODC. ARMS OF THE AUTHOR ON A1RECTO. IN RECENT MARBLED BRDS. [A6, B4]. (10 LVS.). (LIGHT YELLOWING; RIGHTHAND BLANK MARGINS SOME FINGERSOILING, LAST 4 LVS. RIGHTHAND BLANK MARGIN A SMALL VAGUE WATERSP.). VERY RARE PLAGUE TRACT IN THE VERNACULAR. ERNST WEIL CATALOGUE 15 [CA. 1950], ITEM 216 AT L 18.18,- 'THIS EARLY AND RARE PLAGUE TRACT, DESCRIBING A REMEDY AGAINST THE PLAGUE IS DEDICATED TO THE DUKE OF MILAN.- MARTIN STAINPEIS WAS A WELLKNOWN PHYSICIAN AND TEN TIMES DEAN OF THE VIENNA UNIVERSITY BETWEEN 1496 AND 1510.': COMP. NOTE AT DURLING 4256, REFERRING TO PROCTOR-ISAAC 14474, "ANTIDOTALE PRESERVATIONES..", THE LATIN VERSION OF THE SAME YEAR. BRITISH M
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USEUM LIBRARY, 1 COPY; STAATBIBLIOTHEK BERLIN 1 COPY; : ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITT. 11TH ED. [1911], VOLS. 21-22, PP. 693 - 705: 'THE 16TH CENTURY WAS NOT MORE FREE FROM THE PLAGUE THAN THE 15TH. SIMULTANEOUSLY, WITH A TERRIBLE PESTILENCE WHICH IS REPORTED TO HAVE NEARLY DEPOPULATED CHINA, PLAGUE PREVAILED OVER GERMANY, HOLLAND, ITALY AND SPAIN, IN THE FIRST DECADE OF THE CENTURY, AND REVIVED AT VARIOUS TIMES IN THE FIRST HALF...' [LEMMA 'PLAGUE' DISCUSSING PESTIS MAJOR OR BUBONIC PLAGUE].: ON THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF STEINPEISS IN 'DAS MEDIZINISCHE WIEN' AROUND THE FIRST QUARTER OF THE 16TH C., SEE SCHOENBAUER, SPEC. PP. 48 & 73 '... SCHLIESSLICH MUSS NOCH MARTIN STEINPEISS, ... ERWAEHNT WERDEN. ... SO HIELT [ER] ALS DEKAN DAFUER, DIE ANDEREN MITGLIEDER SEINER FAKULTAET SEIEN NICHT MEHR WERT, ALS SIE DAVONZUHAGEN. ZUR STRAFE WURDE ER FUER EINIGE ZEIT AUS SER FAKULTAET AUSGESCHLOSSEN, DOCH VERSAH ER SPAETER WIEDERHOLT DAS DEKANAT. VON IHM STAMMT EINE WEGWEISENDE SCHRIFT: "DE MODO STUDENDI ET LEGENDI IN MEDICINA" (ERSCHIENEN 1519 ODER 1520), DIE ZWAR KAUM SYSTEMATISCHER UND WISSENSCHAFTLICHER IST ALS DER DAMALIGE UNTERRICHT ES WAR, ABER DOCH MANCHES BEACHTLICHE UND WERTVOLLE ENTHAELT. EIN ZWEITES BUCH VON IHM: DIE "ANZEIG WIDER DIE PETILENTZ" (1515) BEHANDELT DIE MITTEL GEGEN DIE PEST.'
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Lulle (Raymond) :
Arbor Scientiae venerabilis et caelitus illuminati Patris Raymundi Lullii Maioricensis : Liber ad omnes Scientius utilisimus. Suivi de : Introductiorum magnae artis generalis...
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S.l., s.n., 1515 (colophon : Lugdun., Gilberti de Villiers. Impensis vero Magistri Guilhelmi Huyon et Constantini Fradin ibidem commoruntes. Anno salutis Millesimo quingentesimo decimo quinto quarto Nonas Maij - 4 mai 1515) ; in-4 ; plein velin ivoire, dos muet (reliure ancienne) ; (8) pp. non chiffrees : titre illustre du grand bois grave de l'arbre des sciences, date de 1515, verso blanc, (1) f. bl., (2) pp. grand bois grave recto-verso, arbre des qualites, vide puis ecrit, epigramme de Josse Bade en latin et au verso liste des XVI arbres speciaux des sciences (coelestialis, maternalis, divinalis, etc.) ; 681, (1), (18) pp. Introductiorum magnae ortis generalis... et en tout 18 grands bois graves figurant les differents arbres des sciences, certains repetes avec ou sans le texte. Edition imprimee sur deux colonnes, dont le texte est identique a l'originale, mais qui aurait ete imprimee au XVIIe, sans autre precision, d'apres Baudrier, XI-107. En effet, celle-ci est en lettres rondes alors que l'edition originale a ete imprimee en caracteres gothiques. Malgre nos recherches, nous n'avons pu determiner la date exacte de cet ouvrage, ni son lieu d'impression, ni, bien-sur, son imprimeur ; elle est, elle aussi, fort rare et, en l'examinant bien, nous pouvons estimer cette edition a la fin du XVI ou au tout debut du XVIIe (Duveen, 368 ; Caillet, 6841). Celebre alchimiste et mystique, ne a Palma de Majorque d'une famille originaire de Barcelone (1232 ?-1315), Raymond Lulle fut le contemporain d'Albert le Grand, Bonaventure, Arnaud de Villeneuve, Roger Bacon, Thomas d'Aquin et de l'alchimiste persan shi'ite Jabir ibn hayyan al-sufi, avec qui il eut d'importantes relations. L'Arbor Scientiae... fait partie des quelques ouvrages "cles", fondamentaux, au milieu d'une foule d'oeuvres secondaires dont la liste n'est pas toujours bien etablie.
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STAINPEISS, M
PLAGUE TRACT Ain hailsame ertzney: mit ierem zwe= / satz: zu behuetten wider den lauff der / pestelentz: aus bewertten geschriften / der Ertzt: angezaigt durch Martinu [m] / Stainpeiss von wienn: lerer der ertz= / ney: zw haill vnnd nutzperkait allen / menschen. /.
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- Wienn, No publ. [=Joannes Singrenius], 1515. [leaf B4recto:] 4to. W. woodc. arms of the author on A1recto. In recent marbled brds. [A6, B4]. (10 lvs.). (Light yellowing; righthand blank margins some fingersoiling, last 4 lvs. righthand blank margin a small vague watersp.). Very rare plague tract in the vernacular. Ernst Weil Catalogue 15 [ca. 1950], item 216 at £ 18.18,- 'This early and rare plague tract, describing a remedy against the plague is dedicated to the Duke of Milan.- Martin Stainpeis was a wellknown physician and ten times Dean of the Vienna University between 1496 and 1510.': Comp. note at Durling 4256, referring to Proctor-Isaac 14474, "Antidotale preservationes.", the latin version of the same year. British Museum Library, 1 copy; Staatbibliothek Berlin 1 copy; : Encyclopedia Britt. 11th ed. [1911], vols. 21-22, pp. 693 - 705: 'The 16th century was not more free from the plague than the 15th. Simultaneously, with a terrible pestilence which is reported to have nearly depopulated China, plague prevailed over Germany, Holland, Italy and Spain, in the first decade of the century, and revived at various times in the first half.' [Lemma 'Plague' discussing pestis major or bubonic plague].: On the important role of Steinpeiss in 'Das Medizinische Wien' around the first quarter of the 16th c., see Schönbauer, spec. pp. 48 & 73 '. schließlich muß noch Martin Steinpeiß, . erwähnt werden. . so hielt [er] als Dekan dafür, die anderen Mitglieder seiner Fakultät seien nicht mehr wert, als sie davonzuhagen. Zur Strafe wurde er für einige Zeit aus ser Fakultät ausgeschlossen, doch versah er später wiederholt das Dekanat. Von ihm stammt eine wegweisende Schrift: "De modo studendi et legendi in medicina" (erschienen 1519 oder 1520), die zwar kaum systematischer und wissenschaftlicher ist als der damalige Unterricht es war, aber doch manches Beachtliche und Wertvolle enthält. Ein zweites Buch von ihm: die "Anzeig wider die Petilentz" (1515) behandelt die Mittel gegen die Pest.' e
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CORDO Valerio
DISPENSATORIUM, hoc est, pharmacorum conficiendorum ratio. Appendix ex scriptis D.Iacobi Sylvij, pro instructione Pharmacopolarum utilissima. Nunc . Venetia, in officina Erasmiana, apud Vincentium Valgrisium, 1556.
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In 12° (cm. 14,0) legatura moderna P.Pelle, titolo e fregi oro al dorso; cc.nn.12, pp. num. 380 (ma con errore di num. corretto di mano antica, quindi effettive 370), 1 c. bianca al recto e marca tipogr. al verso. Testo in caratteri e corpi diversi, capilett. fig. Macchiette di inchiostro ed antica firma al frontis, fioriture sparse ed ombreggiature alle prime carte, antiche scritte all'ultima carta, ma buon esemplare. - Valerio Cordo (1515-1544) pubblicò a Norimberga nel 1535 l'opera "Farmacorum omnium", considerata la prima vera farmacopea. La nostra opera è molto rara: manca a Garrison Morton, Osler, Adams e BM STC, che riporta solo la traduzione in volgare (Il dispensario) edita a Venezia nel 1558. Il CENSUS ICCU registra 6 copie nelle biblioteche italiane. - solo Durling 1028.
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[NICOLAS de HACQUEVILLE].
Sermones dominicales moralissimi et ad populum instruendum exquisitissimi jampridem a venerabili magistro JOHANNE QUINTINI visi et ordinati nuper vero a magistro LUDOVICO VASSORIS.recogniti.
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Paris, Francois Regnault, (1515)E; in-12 carre, velin ancien. 144 ff.ch., 4 ff. n.ch. Titre en rouge et noir avec la belle marque a l'elephant de Francois Regnault. Impression en caracteres gothiques sur 2 colonnes. Le nom de l'auteur ne figure qu'a l'explicit. EDITION RARISSIME des sermons de Nicolas de Hacqueville, dans l'edition de Jean Quentin et Louis Vasseur. B. Moreau II p. 330 n 1183 ne peut en localiser aucun exemplaire dans une bibliotheque et ne cite l'edition que d'apres le catalogue de la vente F. Vergauwen (1884) I, 423. Nicolas de Hacqueville, un frere mineur fut un predicateur renomme a Lyon dans la seconde moitie du XIII e siecle. Ses sermons furent imprimes des le XV eme siecle avec le nom du theologien Jean Quentin qui en avait prepare l'edition d'apres les manuscrits. Un autre theologien, Jean Vasseur publia le texte, plus ou moins remanie d'apres les papiers du premier. Dans l'histoire de la chaire franciscaine au moyen age, Nicolas de Hacqueville occupe une place de choix. Dict. de Spiritualite XI, p. 283. De la bibliotheque de A. Barbet. Une note de ce dernier indique que ce volume provient de la bibliotheque du Marquis de Belleval, de Beauvais.
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Lactantius Firmianus, Lucius Caecilius
Divinarum Institutionum Libri Septum. De Ira Dei, Liber I. De Opificio Dei Liber I. Epitome in Libros Suos Liber Acephalos. Phoenix. Carmen De Dominica Resurrectione
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Aldus Manutius (Tertullianus [Apologeticum] ed. G.B. Cipelli) 2 parts in one volume. [16], 348, [12]; [4], 48. Printer's device (Aldine anchor) to title page and final verso. Rubricated initials and paragraphs in red and some in blue throughout. Small wormhole at foot of title, last 3 leaves small patches with minimal loss. Early English seventeenth century panelled red morocco gilt. Spine with raised bands with gilt in compartments, worn at extremities, joints cracking, spine slightly faded. Provenance: Earls of Macclesfield library, Shirburn Castle. Rubricated Aldines are scarce. This volume is dated April 1515. Aldus died in January of the same year and the preface comprises an obituary to him. Renouard 1515/3; 5. Very Good
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CASTELLESI DI CORNETO (Adriano).
De Sermone Latino e modis Latine loquendi.
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(A la fin:) Roma, Marcellus Silber, Anno Salutis 1515, Mense Octob. in-folio. 106ff. (le dernier blanc). Velin souple de l'epoque. Edition Originale de ces traites sur la prose latine du cardinal et humaniste italien Adriano Castellesi (c. 1460-1621), profond connaisseur de la langue latine et ecrivain "au style tres-pur" (Larousse). Le volume est dedie, avec une preface, a "Carolo Principi Hispania", le futur Charles V. Castellesi fut charge en 1488 d'une mission diplomatique en Angleterre par le pape Innocent VIII, a la suite de laquelle il fut nomme par le roi Henri VII cardinal de Hereford, Bath et ensuite Wells. De retour a Rome il entra dans une conspiration contre le pape Leon X mais fut decouvert et oblige de fuir. Il disparut alors de la scene publique peut-etre retire a Venise ou encore selon une rumeur, refugie chez les Ottomans. Le titre de ce beau volume est entoure d'une large bordure typographique gravee sur bois, illustree de figures diverses. Au centre on trouve les armoiries de l'auteur coloriees en rouge a l'epoque. Traces de vers dans les marges de quelques feuillets, quelques mouillures claires. Bon exemplaire dans sa premiere reliure en parchemin souple (quelques manques au dos). Cf. Grewing, "Lateinische Grammatik in Stilistik in du Renaissance" (1999). Cf. Paschini, "Tre illustri prelati des Rinascimento: Ermola Barbaro, Adriano Castellesi, Giovanni Grimani" (Rome, 1957). Manque a Brunet qui ne cite qu'une reedition.
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Giustiniani, Lorenzo (m. 1526 ca.).
Ortus delitiarum.
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Milano, [Alessandro Minuziano], 9 ottobre 1515. "In-4° (mm 200x142). Segnatura: A-K8, L6, M-Z8. 16 carte non numerate, 168 carte numerate xvii-clxxxiiii. Carattere rotondo. Alla c. A2r iniziale silografica ornata col ritratto di un chierico che regge un libro. Numerose piccole iniziali ornate incise su legno nel testo. Legatura seicentesca in pergamena con titolo manoscritto al dorso. Esemplare in ottimo stato di conservazione, alcune carte uniformemente brunite. Prima ed unica edizione di quest’opera del non altrimenti noto monaco certosino ligure Lorenzo Giustiniani di cui si apprende il nome dall’epistola prefatoria alla c. A1v, nella quale si trovano anche i nomi dello stampatore Alessandro Minuziano e del curatore Gaspare Bracello. L’opera offre un florilegio di preghiere e precetti spirituali tratti dalle Sacre Scritture, dai padri della Chiesa e dagli autori classici, organizzati in ordine alfabetico, ad uso degli ecclesiastici e delle persone pie. First edition of this collection of prayers and moral teachings taken from the Bible, from the great Christian fathers and Classical authors, written by the monk Lorenzo Giustiniani. 17th century binding with manuscript title on spine. Many decorated woodcut initials throughout. Good copy, some foxing to some leaves. Manzoni n. 4449."
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POST INCUNABLA], [HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE], [THE CRUSADES], [GERMAN EMPIRE], [FREDERICK BARBAROSSA], FREISING
Ottonis Phrisingensis Episcopi, viri clarissimi, Rerum ab origine mundi ad ipsius usq[ue] tempora gestarum, libri octo. : Eiusdem De gestis Friderici Primi Aenobarbi Caes. Aug. libri duo. Radevici Phrisingen[sis] eccl[es]i[a]e Canonici libri duo, Priori
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Ex aedibus Matthiae Schurerii, Argentorati [Strassbourg] 1515 - [14ff], 105ff, [8ff], 83ff, [1f]. Signatures: 2A6, A8, B-F6, G-8, H-N6, O-8, P-R6, S-7, a-c6, d-8, e-h6, i8, k-n6, o-8. Collated and entirely complete, but for the often missing leaf S8, which was blank. Later lettered vellum, lightly rubbed, very light wear to extremities, bumping to corners. Lettered to fore-edge. Attractive bookplate of Fr. Dom. Haeberlin. Ulmani. to FEP, further manuscript note of provenance from the library of J.H. Burckhardt, Helmstadt, 1752. Two C20th bookseller's descriptions pasted to endpapers. Further C18th ownership stamp to title. Repair to gutter and top margins of title, with some loss of blank margin at gutter of Aa-3, damp staining to same gutter and top margin of Aa-D8. Some occasional staining to top margin throughout, affecting only a very small area. Occasional light sporadic spotting. Two small wormholes to title (repaired), through signature A2, marginal accept for title. Else a crisp and crisp copy. Attractive Illustrated title-page; the border, designed by Urs Graf [signed with his monograph] and doubtless composed by Bestus Rhenanus, is identified with that surrounding the title of "Divini Gregorij Nyssae Episcopi . libri octo ." Argentorati, M. Schurer, 1512. Both t.p. bear inscription: "Imper. Caes. Maximiliano. P. F. Avg. Patri Patriæ. Libertatisqve Adsertori. Beat. Rhenanus. f.c.". The Gesta Friderici I by Otto and Rahewin of Freising is preceded by half-title within ornamental border. THE EDITIO PRINCEPS OF THE WORKS OF OTTO OF FRIESING, (c1114-1158). The first printed edition of both the Chronica and Gesta, edited by Joannes Cuspinianus. The first comprised of 8 books, a chronicle of world history from the creation to the years 1146, he represents throughout the conflict between the two cities, of God and of the Devil. The final book of the Chronica consists of the Antichrist, the Second Coming, the Resurrection of the Dead, the Last Judgement and the concommitant beginning of the divine state. An early, if not the first, example of the medieval philosophy of total history. The Gesta, comprised of four books, was began by Otto and completed by his chaplain Rahewin and is a complete life of the inspirational Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa, (1122-1190). This work is of great interest not only to scholars of Germany and the Holy Roman Empire, but also the Second and Third Crusade. Whilst Barbarossa himself participated in the Third Crusade, drowning in the River Saleph on the approach to Antioch, Bishop Otto of Freising was a participant in the Second Crusade, and the primary German source for the disasterous campaign of King Conrad III. Otto's veracity as a source is only heightened by his relationship to the highest echelons of Imperial society: he was the half-brother, through his mother, of King Conrad III, and thus also the Uncle of Frederick I Barbarossa himself. Adams O 416, BM STC German, p.668, Graesse V, 63, Kristeller 541 [Attributes: First Edition]
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PETRARCA (Francisco)
IL PETRARCHA
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Il Petrarcha.Sonetti et Canzoni di Messer Franchesco Petrarcha In Vita di Madonna Laura.- (Al fin) P. Alex. Pag. Benacenses. F. Bena. V. V. (Venecia, Alessandro Paganino, sin fecha, 1515 - 1520); en 8º menor pasta de época gofrada y con adornos dorados en tapa y lomo bien restaurada, 178 folios, 7 hojas de tablas mas 11 de Canzone. Preciosa edición en lengua italiana con caracteres tipográficos en letra bastarda itálica. Brunet tomo IV, 546.
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NEW TESTAMENT. Latin text.:
NOVUM TESTAMENTUM. Interprete Sebastiano Castalione.
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Basel, Ioannes Oporinus, 1553. NEW TESTAMENT, Latin text. Second edition, 8vo, 170 x 95 mm, 6.75" x 3.75", 501 pages with side notes, ruled throughout in reddish brown, title lined in yellow on title page, decorated initials to each book with same early yellow colouring, bound in full contemporary calf, rebacked to style with gilt motif and title between raised bands, covers panelled in blind with gilt motif at corners and in centre, all edges gilt, original red ruled endpapers. Corners worn with slight loss of leather to tips, lower cover worn with some loss of surface and loss of leather on fore-edge, small scrape to upper cover also, inner paper hinges repaired expertly, small armorial bookplate on first pastedown, closed tear to 2 margins, 1 just affecting text, neatly repaired, all still legible, tip missing from 2 corners, a few marginal notes and a few underlinings, both in very pale ink, contents otherwise clean, binding tight and firm. A very good copy of a scarce Latin New Testament. The translator Sebastien Chateillon (1515-1563) was an associate of Calvin and an important figure in the early years of the Reformation. Through the influence of Calvin he was appointed rector of a school in Geneva, from which he was expelled on theological grounds in 1544. He subsequently became a professor of Greek in Basel and there published his famous Latin version of the Bible (1551). Calvin had refused permission for this in Geneva when he realised that Chateillon's translation threatened his authority on a number of points of theological interpretation. A separate edition of Chateillon's New Testament was issued also in 1551. A striking characteristic of Chateillon's Latin version is his use of classical substitutes for recognised ecclesiastical terms such as fanum for templum, respublica for ecclesia, collegium for synagoga. Chateillon also made a French version of the Bible from the Hebrew and Greek published in 1555 also in Basel. See Darlow and Moule, II,1 3720 and II,2 6131. Image attached with this item, if you use addall please click BUY IT to see image. More images sent on request.
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Albertini, Francesco (m. 1521 ca.).
Opusculum de Mirabilibus nove et veteris Urbis Rome.
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Roma, Giacomo Mazzocchi, 20 ottobre 1515. "In-4° (mm 210x140). Segnatura: A-Z4, &4, 74, )4. 103 di 104 carte numerate, manca l’ultima carta bianca. Carattere gotico e carattere rotondo. Titolo racchiuso entro cornice architettonica incisa su legno. Legatura in cartoncino azzurro dell’Ottocento; data e nome dell’autore manoscritti in inchiostro marrone sul piatto anteriore, titolo manoscritto al dorso. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione, le carte dei primi due quaderni leggermente brunite, una nota di possesso asportata al frontespizio con conseguente foratura della carta; dorso sbucciato. La copia dello scienziato, astronomo, matematico, archeologo e botanico veronese Francesco Bianchini (1662-1729) - che fu al servizio della curia papale e che è famoso soprattutto per la realizzazione della meridiana di Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri a Roma - con la sua nota di possesso autografa in inchiostro marrone al verso dell’ultima carta. Al contropiatto anteriore ex-libris inciso con lo stemma del barone Horace Landau (1824-1903) e la segnatura manoscritta della sua biblioteca. Seconda edizione di questa celebre guida di Roma, appartenuta allo scienziato veronese Francesco Bianchini, noto anche per i suoi scavi archeologici che porteranno alla redazione di una delle sue più famose opere: Il palazzo dei Cesari. La princeps dell’Opusculum era stata impressa – sempre da Giacomo Mazzocchi nel 1510. L’opera - scritta dal fiorentino Francesco Albertini - considera la città eterna da un punto di vista universale, nel tentativo di fornirne un quadro organico sia per quel che concerne la parte antica che quella moderna. Di particolare interesse è inoltre la menzione, presente nel terzo libro, intitolato De nova urbe, che l’autore fa delle scoperte americane di Vespucci e delle opere d’arte commissionate dalla curia papale, tra le quali vengono ricordati i capolavori di Botticelli, Lippi e Michelangelo e i tesori della Biblioteca Vaticana, come il Codex Vergilianus e la collezione di strumenti scientifici. L’ultima parte dell’Opusculum contiene inoltre la lode di Firenze e Savona, città natale di papa Giulio II al quale è dedicata l’opera. «È difficile rendere completa giustizia all’Opusculum. La trattazione, per la quale l’Autore si era procurato una certa competenza grazie ad approfonditi studi preliminari, risulta tutt’altro che uniformemente condotta: infatti l’Albertini descrisse quello che poteva interessarlo “dal punto di vista del fiorentino”, trattando in prima linea l’arte del suo tempo e menzionando soprattutto artisti fiorentini. La sua opera venne pubblicata – dopo la prima edizione del 1510 – nel 1515, 1519, 1520 e 1523: non godette quindi di particolare longevità. Comunque essa fu frequentemente utilizzata, soprattutto per alcuni passi sulla Roma antica; singole citazioni spesso si ritrovano negli antiquari ma anche in Ugonio. L’Albertini avrebbe pure influenzato le Indulgentiae: risale a lui la storia della costruzione del Vaticano, sempre riproposta, come le notizie su S. Spirito in Sassia, S. Maria del Popolo e S. Maria della Pace» (A. Caldana, Le guide di Roma, p. 156). Extraordinary copy – belonged to the Italian astronomer, mathematician and archeologist Francesco Bianchini (1662-1729) with his autograph signature on last leaf – of the second edition – the first was printed in 1510 – of the topography of both ancient and modern Rome, containing an important reference to Amerigo Vespucci and his New World discoveries. Since the early Middle Ages guide-books had been written for the use of pilgrims to Rome. Many editions of the Mirabilia were printed before Albertini produced this first modern guide to the city. Besides giving an account of ancient Rome, with information about excavations and archaeological discoveries, he tells us also about the churches and buildings commissioned by Julius II and the artists who decorated them, including the earliest printed reference to Michelangelo. In the third section there is one of the earliest descriptions of the Vatican Library «in qua sunt codices auro et argento sericinisque tegminibus exornati» and mentioning the Codex Vergilianus; the author also refers to the Library’s collections of astronomical and geometrical instruments. A nice woodcut decorated border on title-page. Beautiful copy, some foxing to the first to leaves a small hole on title. 19th century blue paper wrappers. Bookplate of famous collector the Baron Horace Landau in the inner board. Rossetti G, 218; Ascarelli, Mazzocchi, 94; Sander 164; Schudt 431; Harrisse I, 79; Sabin, 665; A. Caldana, Le guide di Roma, Palombi Editori, pp. 155-56 e 239."
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Cuspinian, Johannes:
Der namhaftigen kay.Ma. und dreyer kunigen zu Hungarn, Beham vnd Poln zamenkumung vnd versamlu(n)g so zu wienn in dem Heymonat: nach Christi gepurd M.D.XV. iar geschehe(n) ain kurtze vnd warhafte erzelung vnd erklarung.
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(Wien, Johann Singriener d.Ä.), (1515).. (32) SS. Mit großem Titelholzschnitt. Gr. 8°. Neuerer Pappband. Beigebunden: Cuspinian, Johannes: Oratio protreptica,..., ad sacri Ro.Imp. Principes & proceres, ut bellum suscipiant contra Turcum cum descriptione conflictus, nuper in Hungaria facti, que perijt Rex Hungariae Ludovicus... (Wien, Johann Singriener d.Ä., zwischen 16.12.1526 und März 1527). Mit Titelholzschnitt und Druckermarke in Holzschnitt a.d.letzten Blatt. (32) SS. - 1) Ankwicz 87/88; Apponyi 107; Denis 333; Estreicher XIV/475; Kertbeny 104; Nemeth, Hungarica H 339; Goluska, Polonica P 233; VD 16, C 6484. Erste Ausgabe, sehr selten. Beschreibt die Zusammenkunft zwischen Maximilian I., Wladislaw, Ludwig und Sigismund in Wien. Bei diesem Treffen, dem sogenannten Wiener Kongress, wurden die Weichen für die Doppelhochzeit zwischen zwei Enkeln des Kaisers und Anna und Ludwig II. gestellt. Dieser Schachzug Maximilians erweiterte den habsburgischen Einfluß in den östlichen Ländern beträchtlich. Titelblatt mit älteren, handschriftlichen Einträgen, sonst hervorragendes Exemplar. - 2) Ankwicz 203/04 und 237/39; Denis 359; Göllner 238; Hubay 60; Nemeth, Hungarica H 340; Panzer IX,61; VD 16, C 6487. Sehr seltene erste Ausgabe des detaillierten Berichts über die Katastrophe von Mohacs und die diplomatischen Verwirrungen, die dazu geführt hatten. Titelblatt etwas gebräunt, sonst sehr gutes Exemplar mit der schönen Druckermarke des älteren Singriener a.d.letzten Blatt verso. - Zwei bedeutende Schriften Cuspinians. Aus dem Besitz von Thomas Perczel de Bonyhad, dessen Exlibris lose beiliegt und der wohl auch für den neuen Einband verantwortlich war.
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Bembo P.
Gli Asolani di messer Pietro Bembo.
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(Impresso in Florentia per Philippo di Giunta, nel. 1515. di Novembre), in-8, cartonatura settecentesca con decorazione a colla (dorso mutilo), carte da 3 a 119. Esemplare privo della carte a1 (front.), a2, a8, e l'ultima p8. Gora al margine interno di quasi tutto il volume. Parzialmente sciolto. Ultima carta presente (p7) con margine rinforzato e qualche parola consumata al verso.
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Cuspinian, Johannes
Der namhaftigen kay.Ma. und dreyer kunigen zu Hungarn, Beham vnd Poln zamenkumung vnd versamlu(n)g so zu wienn in dem Heymonat: nach Christi gepurd M.D.XV. iar geschehe(n) ain kurtze vnd warhafte erzelung vnd erklarung.
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(Wien, Johann Singriener d.Ä.), (1515). - (32) SS. Mit großem Titelholzschnitt. Gr. 8°. Neuerer Pappband Beigebunden: Cuspinian, Johannes: Oratio protreptica., ad sacri Ro.Imp. Principes & proceres, ut bellum suscipiant contra Turcum cum descriptione conflictus, nuper in Hungaria facti, que perijt Rex Hungariae Ludovicus. (Wien, Johann Singriener d.Ä., zwischen 16.12.1526 und März 1527). Mit Titelholzschnitt und Druckermarke in Holzschnitt a.d.letzten Blatt. (32) SS. - 1) Ankwicz 87/88; Apponyi 107; Denis 333; Estreicher XIV/475; Kertbeny 104; Nemeth, Hungarica H 339; Goluska, Polonica P 233; VD 16, C 6484. Erste Ausgabe, sehr selten. Beschreibt die Zusammenkunft zwischen Maximilian I., Wladislaw, Ludwig und Sigismund in Wien. Bei diesem Treffen, dem sogenannten Wiener Kongress, wurden die Weichen für die Doppelhochzeit zwischen zwei Enkeln des Kaisers und Anna und Ludwig II. gestellt. Dieser Schachzug Maximilians erweiterte den habsburgischen Einfluß in den östlichen Ländern beträchtlich. Titelblatt mit älteren, handschriftlichen Einträgen, sonst hervorragendes Exemplar. - 2) Ankwicz 203/04 und 237/39; Denis 359; Göllner 238; Hubay 60; Nemeth, Hungarica H 340; Panzer IX,61; VD 16, C 6487. Sehr seltene erste Ausgabe des detaillierten Berichts über die Katastrophe von Mohacs und die diplomatischen Verwirrungen, die dazu geführt hatten. Titelblatt etwas gebräunt, sonst sehr gutes Exemplar mit der schönen Druckermarke des älteren Singriener a.d.letzten Blatt verso. - Zwei bedeutende Schriften Cuspinians. Aus dem Besitz von Thomas Perczel de Bonyhad, dessen Exlibris lose beiliegt und der wohl auch für den neuen Einband verantwortlich war. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Burcardus von Biberach (Burchardus Urspergensis).
Chronicon abbatis Urspergen[sis] a Nino rege Assyriorum magno: usque ad Fridericum II. romanorum imperatorem. (Hrsg. v. Johann Foeniseca).
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- Augsburg, Johannes Miller, 1515.Fol. Mit Titelbordüre sowie Titelholzschnitt v. Daniel Hopfer, zahlr. Holzschn.-Initialen u. Holzschn.-Druckermarke am Schluß. 132 nn. Bll., Ldr. d. 18. Jhds. a. 6 Bünden m. etw. Rückenverg., goldgepr. Rückenschild u. dreiseitig gespränkeltem Rotschnitt.Erstausgabe. - Vorliegende Chronik bildet den letzten Teil des von Ekkehardus Uraugiensis verfaßten Chronicon universale. Burcardus, nach seiner Vaterstadt Biberach in Oberschwaben auch Biberacensis genannt, war seit 1209 Probst in Schussenried und Ursperg. Besonders wertvoll sind die enthaltenen umfassenden Auszüge aus dem verloren gegangenen Werk des Johannes von Cremona. Nach dem Tod des Burchard ist das Werk von Konrad von Lichtenau geordnet und bis 1229 fortgeführt worden. Eine wertvolle Geschichtsquelle, besonders für die Zeit der Staufer. Die Chronik ist von dem Augsburger Humanisten und Stadtschreiber Konrad Peutinger im Kloster Ursperg entdeckt worden. - Die Titelbordüre von Daniel Hopfer zeigt reiche Blattornamente, Putten mit Girlanden, Füllhörner und Früchte in der Bordüre unterhalb des Titeltextes die Darstellung des Königs Ninos und Kaisers Friedrich II. in prächtiger Tracht. - Einband tlw. schwach berieben. Rücken am unteren Kapital m. kl. Bibl.-Schildchen. Titel im unteren Rand m. kl. Stempel u. an der rechten unteren Ecke m. hinterlegt. Eckabschnitt im weißen Rand. Titel etw. angestaubt. Die ersten vier Bll. mit Wurmlöchern. Zwei Bll. mit kl. Randausrissen ohne Textberührung. Tlw. schwach (stock-) fleckig. Fußsteg im Falz tlw. etw. wasserrandig. Einige zeitgen. Marginalien. - BM STC, German Books 169 Panzer VI, 144, 84 Proctor 10829a Zapf II, 83 VD 16, B 9800 Nagler II, 437. - Hardcover
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Cornazzano, Antonio
De Re Militari Novamente Impresso
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Alexandro di Bindoni, 1515. 8vo (15.5 x 10 cm), 183 unnumbered leaves (lacks final blank). Woodcut illustration on title page, ornamental initials throughout. Quarter-leather binding over marbled boards, edges stained green. In extremely good condition, leaves bright and solidly bound. Sander 2173, Essling 724.
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ACHILLINI, Alessandro
De Proportionibus Motuum
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Woodcut printer!s device at foot of final leaf. 16 leaves. Folio, modern boards. [Bologna: Hieronymus Platonicus de Benedictis, 1515]. The earliest surviving edition of this extremely rare work, a !presentation of Achillini!s research in the field of dynamics. A proponent of the Peripatetic School and an Averroist, Achillini criticizes Bradwardine!s attempts to modify the Aristotelian approach to motion! !!In his treatise on the proportion of motion Achillini raised the question whether more recent mathematicians had detected Aristotle in error on that subject. He further asked whether the proportion of velocities in motions was equal to the proportion of proportions moving to their resistances. He cited Euclid, Averroes, and that stalwart medieval trio, Jordanus, Campanus, and Calculator, more than once. He thought that moderns such as Paul of Venice, Albertutius (i.e. Albert of Saxony), and Thomas Bradwardine erred from the ancient mathematicians because they were unwilling to insert between two extremes like eight and one any mean which was not smaller than the greater number and greater than the lesser number. Jordanus, on the contrary, did not care whether the mean was greater or less than the extreme.!!Thorndike: V, 41! !Stillwell: 718 lists his De distributionibus ac De Proportione motuum, 1494, noting that though it is cited by the Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke on the basis of Hain, Maittaire, and Panzer, no copy of that edition is known to exist. Apparently ignorant of the present edition, Stillwell cites its appearance in the Opera omnia, Venice, 1545, as the earliest available.!!Roberts & Trent, Bibliotheca Mechanica, p. 5. Achillini (1463-1512), graduated from Bologna in 1484 with his doctorate in both medicine and philosophy. !He is remembered for his considerable activity in research on human anatomy. He gave a good description of the veins of the arm, and he described the seven bones of tarsus, the fornix of the brain, the cerebral ventricles, the infundibulum, and the trochlear nerve. He also described, exactly, the ducts of the submaxillary salivary glands!Finally, to Achillini is attributed the first description of the two ossicles of the ear, the malleus and incus.!!D.S.B., I, p. 46. Achillini was highly regarded as a teacher. Fine copy. Ex Bibliotheca Mechanica. .
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LACTANCE;
Divinarum institutionnum libri septem. De ira Dei, Liber I. De opificio Dei, Liber I. Epitome in libros suos liber acephalos. Phinix. Carmen de Dominica Resurrectionne.
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Venise, Alde, 1515 In-8 de (16) ff., 348 pp., , maroquin lavalliere, grand decor de maroquin noir mosaique compose d'entrelacs s'articulant autour d'un grand medaillon central ovale dessine par un jeu d'entrelacs, enroulements et fleurons de maroquin mosaique bleu et rouge, dos a nerfs orne de meme, coupes et bordures decorees, tranches dorees (Cape). "Premiere edition aldine des iuvres de Lactance. Elle a ete donnee par Giambattista Egnatio, auteur de deux longues prefaces dont la premiere est l'eloge funebre d'Alde qui venait de mourir trois mois auparavant. Egnatio fut un familier d'Alde Manuce et de sa famille ainsi que l'ami de Jean Grolier dont la bibliotheque comprenait de nombreuses edition aldines. Cet exemplaire ne comporte pas, a la suite, les 48 pages de l'Apologetique de Trebutien. Exemplaire de toute beaute, revetu d'une spectaculaire reliure mosaiquee signee de Cape. Toutefois, le decor et la dorure reviennent a Marius-Michel pere qui, avant de s'associer avec son fils en 1866, travaillait comme doreur pour les plus grands relieurs. Inspire des decors du XVIe siecle, le travail du ""doreur des doreurs"" manifeste une virtuosite et une justesse de main extraordinaires. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, pp. 70-72. - The Aldine Press, Catalogue of the Ahmanson-Murphy Collection of Books, n 132."
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Erasme :
L'Eloge de la folie.
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Un coffret de papier marron imitation placage, interieur de velours rouge contenant 3 volumes : Vol. 1 : Fac-simile du volume latin realise d'apres l'exemplaire unique de l'edition de 1515 de J. Froben illustre par Holbein et conserve au Musee de Bale. Paris, Maurice Robert, 1967 ; in-8 ; pleine reliure imitation velin creme, dos lisse, titre marron, plats decores a froid de fleurs, rinceaux, oiseaux et personnages ; reproduction de 82 dessins a la plume in-texte ; en tout 88 ff. de fac-simile imprimes sur papier fort reproduisant l'aspect du velin original. Vol. 2 : Presentation, traduction francaise et notes par Jacques et Anne-Marie Yvon ; bois graves originaux de Jean Chieze. Paris, Union Latine d'edition, 1967 ; in-8 carre ; plein basane noire, dos lisse, titre dore, deux plats illustres de scenes dorees, tete doree ; 19 bois graves hors-texte dont un en frontispice proteges par des serpentes portant commentaire imprime en dore ; (3) ff., 181 pp., (4)ff. Imprime sur pur fil de la papeterie de Renage. Vol. 3 : Etude du Docteur Hanspeter Landolt sur l'exemplaire balois et ses dessins. Lausanne, Editions du bibliophile ; Paris, Union Latine d'edition ; in-8, broche, (1) f., 14 pp., (2) ff., couverture verte a rabats imprimee en blanc. Ouvrage edite a l'occasion du cinquantieme centenaire de la naissance d'Erasme. Tirage total a 5000 exemplaires, reserves aux amis des Editions du bibliophile a Lausanne et de l'Union Latine d'edition a Paris (n 1436). Exemplaire en bel etat.
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DE LA RAMEE (Pierre)[Ramus].
M. T. Ciceronis Pro Caio Rabirio perduellonis reo Oratio. Petri Rami Regii Eloquentiae & Philosophiae professoris, praelectionibus illustrata. Lutetiae, Ex typographia Matthaei Davidis, 1551. 41pp. (Relies a la suite:) 2). DU MEME. M. Tullii Ciceronis in L. Catilinam Orationes IIII, Petri Rami, Eloquentia & Philosophiae professoris Regii, praelectionibus illustrata. Ad Carolum Lotharingum Cardinalem. Lutetiae, Apud Carolum Stephanum, Typographum Regium, 1553. 141pp. 1f. 3). DU MEME. M. T. Ciceronis de Optimo Genere Oratorum. Praefatio in contrarias Aeschinis et Demosthenis orationes, P. Rami Regii eloquentia et philosophia professoris, Praelectiones illustrata: ad Carolum Lotharingum Cardinalem. Paris, Andream Wechelum, 1557. 19ff. ch. 1f. 4). DU MEME. M. Tullii Ciceronis De Lege Agraria Contra P. Servilium Rullum Tribunumplebis orationes tres, Petri Rami Veomandui, eloquentie & philosophiae profesoris Regii, praelectionibus illustratae. Ad Carolum Lotharingum Cardinalem. Parisis, Apud Andream Wechelum, 1561. 9 ff. pp. 3 a 131.
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4 ouvrages en 1 volume in-4. Plein veau brun, dos a nerfs, plats decores de motifs a foid et dores (Reliure moderne dans le gout du temps). Precieuse reunion de 4 ouvrages tres rares de l'humaniste et philosophe Pierre de La Ramee (plus connu sous le nom de Petrus Ramus), ne a Paris en 1515, mort assassine dans le massacre de la Saint-Barthelemy, le 24 Aout 1572. En 1551 Ramus, grace a l'appui d'Henri II, avait ete nomme professeur de philosophie au College de France malgre l'opposition de la Sorbonne, hostile a sa liberte d'esprit, a ses idees non-conformistes et a ses critiques de l'enseignement officiel. Ces lecons, que Ramus fera publier, auront un immense succes et lui vaudront une reputation europeenne. "Il etait surtout remarquable lorsque en presence d'une foule compacte d'auditeurs, il interpretait avec une grande dignite de gestes et de langage, les grands ecrivains latins et singulierement Ciceron. C'est par ce dernier qu'il commenca ses cours au College de France" (Waddington). Ce volume contient 4 des "publications savantes" (Brunet) auxquelles donna lieu l'enseignement de Ramus au College de France, dont celle, rarissime, corespondant a la premiere lecon ( 25 aout 1551), qui portait sur le "Pro Caio Rabirio" de Ciceron. Elle manque a la BNF et Waddington, le bibliographe de Ramus, dit a son sujet: "Edition tres rare que je n'avais vue mentionnee nulle part, avant d'en rencontrer un exemplaire a la bibliotheque de Reims". Sauf le dernier du recueil ces ouvrages sont en edition originale. Bel exemplaire. Cf. Waddington,"Ramus (Pierre de La Ramee). Sa vie, ses ecrits" et Brunet, IV, 393.
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Opere Spirituali Della Santa Madre Teresa Di Giesù. Fondatrice Delle Monache E Padri Carmelitani Scalzi. in Venetia, Per Il Prodocimo, 1685
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. "Divise in due tomi, in questa ultima impressione aggiuntovi le lettere tradotte dalla Lingua Castigliana nell'Italiana, & anco il Diario della medesima Santa". "Il Tutto ricorretto di nuovo, con due copiosissime Tavole, una de' Capitoli, e l'altra delle cose più memorabili, e notabili". Opera in due volumi, il secondo dei quali "Aggiuntovi da un Religioso del medesimo Ordine un Sententiario, overo Raccolta delle più principali sentenze, Detti notabili, e Sentimenti mistici, che si contengono in tutte l'Opere della Santa Madre". Cm.20, 5x15. Pg. (16), 312, (32); 320, (24); 112. Legature ottocentesche in mz. tela con piatti marmorizzati. Capilettera e cartigli incisi. Piccola abrasione, malamente restaurata, al frontespizio del primo volume. Il curatore della seconda parte del secondo volume è il Consultore della Sacra Congregazione dell'Indice, Oratio Quaranta. Fondamentale testo della grande mistica (Ávila, 1515-1582), riformatrice dell'Ordine carmelitano spagnolo.
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"LACTANCE;"
Divinarum institutionnum libri septem. De ira Dei, Liber I. De opificio Dei, Liber I. Epitome in libros suos liber acephalos. Phœnix. Carmen de Dominica Resurrectionne.
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Venise, Alde, 1515 In-8 de (16) ff., 348 pp., , maroquin lavallière, grand décor de maroquin noir mosaïqué composé d'entrelacs s'articulant autour d'un grand médaillon central ovale dessiné par un jeu d'entrelacs, enroulements et fleurons de maroquin mosaïqué bleu et rouge, dos à nerfs orné de même, coupes et bordures décorées, tranches dorées (Capé). "Première édition aldine des œuvres de Lactance. Elle a été donnée par Giambattista Egnatio, auteur de deux longues préfaces dont la première est l'éloge funèbre d'Alde qui venait de mourir trois mois auparavant. Egnatio fut un familier d'Alde Manuce et de sa famille ainsi que l'ami de Jean Grolier dont la bibliothèque comprenait de nombreuses édition aldines. Cet exemplaire ne comporte pas, à la suite, les 48 pages de l'Apologétique de Trébutien. Exemplaire de toute beauté, revêtu d'une spectaculaire reliure mosaïquée signée de Capé. Toutefois, le décor et la dorure reviennent à Marius-Michel père qui, avant de s'associer avec son fils en 1866, travaillait comme doreur pour les plus grands relieurs. Inspiré des décors du XVIe siècle, le travail du ""doreur des doreurs"" manifeste une virtuosité et une justesse de main extraordinaires. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, pp. 70-72. - The Aldine Press, Catalogue of the Ahmanson-Murphy Collection of Books, nº 132."
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Giovanni Battista (da Perugia)
Das Leben deß Beatificirten B. Foelix Capuciner Ordens. Erstlich auß den formierten Proceß wegen seiner Beatification, un(d) auß der relation della Sacra Rota, wie auch auß andern bewehrten Zeugnussen, zusammen gezogen und kürtzlich in Welscher Spraach verfast. An jetzo aber in unser Teutsche Spraach gebracht. Durch P.F. Marcum von Wangen Predigern eben desselben Ordens. Wien, G. Gelbhaar 1626. Kl. 8°. 4 Bll., 168 (recte 158) S., 1 Bl., mit 1 (ganzs.) Textkupferstich, Holzdeckelbd. mit Papierbezug d. Zt.
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SACROBOSCO, Johannis de
Sphere textum una cum additionibus non aspernandis Petri Ciruelli D(arocensis) ... questionibus Petri de Aliaco.
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Paris, Joannis Petit, 1515. En folio. Tipografía gótica a dos tamaños. Texto a dos columnas. 78 ff.[i.e.76]. Marca del impresor Petit en la portada, xilografía de esfera armillar en verso de a5 rodeada por Astronomía, Urania y Ptolomeo, mapa del cielo y las estrellas en b5r, mapa de los trópicos en l1r, otras xilografías al texto incluyendo la representación de los eclipses, figuras geométricas, etc. Encuadernación en pergamino moderno. Magnífica edición de la “Esfera del Mundo”, la obra básica de astronomía, anotada y adicionada por el aragonés Pedro Ciruelo. Antes del texto hay unos versos latinos de Pedro de Lerma Burgense, sigue la dedicatoria a Jacobo Ramírez de Guzmán y a Alfonso Ossorio, y un erudito discurso sobre las ciencias matemáticas. Sacrobosco fue un eminente autor del siglo XIII nacido en Inglaterra y conocido como John Holywood; fue el primero en calcular las discrepancias existentes entre el calendario Juliano y el calendario solar actual, proponiendo un remedio prácticamente idéntico al que puso en práctica el Papa Gregorio XIII en el siglo dieciséis. La obra de Sacrobosco toma numerosas ideas de Ptolomeo, pero a la vez muestra un gran conocimiento de las obras de los astrónomos arábigos medievales; incluye la descripción , naturaleza y forma de la tierra, la división de ella en sus zonas climáticas, y el posicionamiento de las estrellas. Ciruelo hizo sobre el texto de Sacrobosco numerosas consideraciones matemáticas, astronómicas y filosóficas. Pedro Ciruelo (1470-1548) nació y empezó sus estudios en Daroca, los terminó en Salamanca y pasó posteriormente a perfeccionarse a París, en cuya universidad fue acogido muy favorablemente por sus conocimientos matemáticos, que le reputaron merecida fama en todo Europa. Regresó Ciruelo a España en 1509, después de haber pasado diez años en París. Referencias: Palau 284124 equivocando la paginación; European Americana 515/15 localiza sólo un ejemplar (New York Library); no hay ejemplar en la British Library ni en Mortimer, French Books. No en Brunet ni Graesse, quien cita la edición de Alcalá de 1526. No en Picatoste quien sin embargo cita vagamente una edición del mismo Petit de 1508. Valuable folio edition of Sacrobosco’s famous Spera with additions and commentaries by Pedro Ciruelo. Sacrobosco discussed the Earth and its place in the Universe. It was required reading by students in all Western European universities for the next four centuries. Very good copy.
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Ecritures de l'Histoire : XIVe-XVIe siècle. Actes du Colloque du Centre Montaigne, Bordeaux, 19-21 septembre 2002
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DROZ - 9782600010115 Livre usage a l'etat de neuf / Used book as new condition Réunis et édités par Danièle Bohler et Catherine Magnien-Simonin Sommaire / Table of Contents: D. Bohler & C. Magnien, Avant-propos; Cl.-G. Dubois, Propos liminaire; K. Keffer, «Sources catastrophiques de l’histoire chez Blaise de Monluc, François de La Noue et le seigneur de Brantôme»; P. Desan, «Loys Le Roy et l’anthropologie historique»; M. Chazan, «Charlemagne dans l’historiographie messine à la fin du Moyen Age»; A. Schoysman, «L’écriture mythographique de l’histoire à la cour de Bourgogne: les Genealogie deorum gentilium de Boccace exploitées par Jean Miélot, remanieur de l’Epitre Othea de Christine de Pizan»; B. Conconi, «Quasi luci sunt offundendæ, ut illustretur, tenebræ: l’ombre de Thucydide sur la reddition de Sancerre»; R. Gorris, «‘La France estoit affamée de la lecture d’un tel historien’: lectures de Tacite entre France et Italie»; R. Cooper, «Histoire et archéologie de la Gascogne antique au XVIe siècle»; G. Cazals, «La constitution d’une mémoire urbaine à Toulouse (1515-1556)»; M. Yardeni, «Histoire et petite histoire chez Pierre de L’Estoile»; E. Gaucher, «Le vrai et le faux dans l’écriture de quelques biographies du XVe siècle: ‘écrire la vie, une autre histoire’»; I. Heullant-Donat, «L’historiographie, le faussaire et la truffe. Les falsifications d’Alfonso Ceccarelli sur les chroniques de fra Elemmosina»; E. Doudet, «De la dissonance historique à la conjointure littéraire: l’art de la manipulation textuelle dans la Chronique de George Chastelain»; P. Chiron, «‘Un temps turbulent à descrire en forme lysable’, l’écriture de l’histoire chez Jean Lemaire de Belges»; J. Dufournet, «Commynes et l’écriture des Mémoires»; B. Méniel, «Mémoires privés et histoire publique à la Renaissance: les cas de Guichardin et d’Aubigné»; J. Boucher, «La difficulté d’être acteur et rédacteur de l’histoire à la fin du XVIe siècle et au début du XVIIe siècle»; Cl. Thiry, «Le lyrisme de l’histoire dans l’œuvre des indiciaires de Bourgogne»; D. Ménager, «Le récit de bataille»; Y.-M. Bercé, «L’Histoire comme un théâtre»; Cl.-G. Dubois, «La méthode qu’on doit tenir en la lecture de l’histoire (1579) de Pierre Droict de Gaillard»; E. Lecuppre-Desjardins, «Maîtriser le temps pour maîtriser les lieux: la politique historiographique bourguignonne dans l’appropriation des terres du Nord au XVe siècle»; C. Beaune & E. Lequain, «Histoire et mythe familiaux chez les Boulogne-Auvergne»; I. Guyot-Bachy, «Réforme, identité nationale et sources médiévales: Matthew Parker et le Memoriale historiarum de Jean de Saint-Victor»; F. Lestringant, «L’écriture du martyrologue: Richard Verstegan et Matthieu de Launoy»; A. Graves, «La méthode pragmatique: la pratique de l’histoire dans les Memoires de Condé et leurs prolongations»; H. Daussy, «L’instrumentalisation politique et religieuse de l’histoire chez Philippe Duplessis-Mornay»; J.-Cl. Laborie, «L’écriture jésuite de l’histoire, le laboratoire historiographique jésuite au XVIe siècle»; L. Lobbes, «L’œuvre historiographique de Pierre Matthieu ou la tentative d’embrigader Clio»; J.-M. Moeglin, «Qui a inventé la Guerre de Cent ans? Le règne de Philippe VI dans l’historiographie médiévale et moderne (vers 1350-vers 1650)».
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LUCRETIUS CARUS, TITUS.
DE RERUM NATURA. VENICE, ALDUS MANUTIUS THE ELDER & ANDREA SOCERI, JANUARY 1515.
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8vo. Later vellum, ribbed spine with title lettered in gold. Woodcut printer's device on title and verso of last leaf. (8), 125, (3; the second being blank) leaves. [Collation: *8 a-q8].\n Second issue of Aldus Manutius last printed work, De rerum natura (The nature of things) by Titus Carus Lucretius (ca. 98-55 BC). This issue contains, just as the first issue, some foliation errors of which most are identical in both issues. The differences regarding the first issue are that folio 12 is numbered 11 and 112 as 212. Furthermore the numeral 88 is out of alignment in our issue.Lucretius' scientific epic De rerum natura (usually translated as 'On the Nature of Things' or 'On the Nature of the Universe') is worldwide considered as the immortal masterpiece of Epicurean philosophy. It transmits the ideas of Epicurean physics , which includes Atomism, and psychology. Lucretius was one of the first Epicureans to write in Latin. Very little is known about Lucretius's life; the only certain fact is that he was either a friend or a client of Gaius Memmius, to whom he dedicated De Rerum Natura.According to Lucretius's frequent statements in his poem, the main purpose of the work was to free Gaius Memmius's (and presumably all of mankind's) mind of superstition and the fear of death. He attempts this by expounding the philosophical system of Epicurus, whom Lucretius apotheosizes as the hero of his epic poem.Lucretius identifies superstition (religio in the Latin) with the notion that the gods/supernatural powers created our world or interfere with its operations in any way. He argues against fear of such gods by demonstrating through observations and logical argument that the operations of the world can be accounted for entirely in terms of natural phenomena -- the regular but purposeless motions and interactions of tiny atoms in empty space -- instead of in terms of the will of the gods.In his epic, Lucretius appeals to reason in order to enlighten his readers and persuade them to accept his belief system. Because of its atheistic ideals, De rerum natura almost faded into obscurity as Christianity gained momentum. During the Renaissance however, Lucretius's epic was rediscovered, and it continues to be translated and studied today. Aldus had published the De rerum natura already in 1500, but the present edition 'est cependant bien superieure a' la edition de 1500' (Renouard). De rerum natura is praised for its depiction of nature as a source of life, death, joy, peace, and terror. It is not a poem strictly about the physical world, as Epicureanism also offers guidelines for human conduct and relationships. Lucretius's philosophy of how human beings should live dictates pursuing friendship and avoiding war.Lucretius distributed his argument into six books, beginning each with a highly polished introduction. Books I and II established the main principles of the atomic universe, refuted the rival theories of the pre-Socratic cosmic philosophers Heracleitus, Empedocles, and Anaxagoras, and covertly attacked the Stoics, a school of moralists rivalling that of Epicurus. Book III demonstrated the atomic structure and mortality of the soul and ended with a triumphant sermon on the theme "Death is nothing to us." Book IV described the mechanics of sense perception, thought, and certain bodily functions and condemned sexual passion. Book V described the creation and working of this world and the celestial bodies and the evolution of life and human society. Book VI explained remarkable phenomena of the earth and sky, in particular, thunder and lightning. The poem ends with a description of the plague at Athens, a sombre picture of death contrasting with that of spring and birth in the invocation to Venus, with which it opened. Very good copy with bookplate of Carlo Migliorini pasted on inside front cover.- (Some contemp. corrections (the 'errata' are corrected) and verse numbers supplied in ink
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LUCIAN, of Samosata.
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Strassbourg, Johannes Schott, 1515. First edition edited and translated by the German humanist (andmusician) Ottmar Nachtgall.Nachtgall introduced the study of Greek in Strassburg, "preparing Greek grammars and texts for the use of adults interested in learning the language" (Contemporaries of Erasmus). In this he worked closely with the Strassburg printer Johann Schott who - along with Matthias Schürer, likewise from Strassburg - was the first to print continuous Greek texts in Germany.Lucian was a favourite with the humanists: More and Erasmus also translated selected dialogues, and certainly his influence can be seen both in the Utopia and Moriae Encomium. As Professor Trapp has written in his recent Panizzi lecture, "Among Greek authors, there can be no doubt that More's favourite was Lucian, in early days at least. The witty Syrian rhetorician, set to 'drive and whoop idolatry out of the world' and 'show all the gods and goddesses to be no better than a company of gypsies' looks a rather uncharacteristic choice for someone who was later to be so much involved with defence of his Church's views... [but] in his dedication More writes of the delight and instruction to be got from Lucian, who is the model moral censor, not arrogant like the philosophers or wanton like the poets, but skilful in thrusting deep without wounding. Moreover, he was much approved by earlier and therefore better Christians such as St. John Chrysostom" (Erasmus, Colet and More: the early Tudor humanists and their books).Provenance: contemporary presentation inscription (trimmed) in an English hand on title, "Johannes Chr[ ] amico suo Ed. Jac[ ];" George Mason, sale 1798 ('Bibliotheca Masoniana'); British Museum (stamp on title and last leaf, and duplicate release stamp dated 1831); John S. Jones, Sep. 18th 1841 (signature on flyleaf).Müller, Bibliographie Strasbourgeoise, Schott no. 35; Adams L1617.
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LUCRETIUS Carus, Titus.
The last book printed by Aldus Manutius the Elder De rerum natura.
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Venice, Aldus Manutius the Elder & Andrea Soceri, January 1515.. 8vo. Later vellum, ribbed spine with title lettered in gold. Woodcut printer's device on title and verso of last leaf. (8), 125, (3; the second being blank) leaves. [Collation: *8 a-q8].\n. Second issue of Aldus Manutius last printed work, De rerum natura ( The nature of things ) by Titus Carus Lucretius (ca. 98-55 BC). This issue contains, just as the first issue, some foliation errors of which most are identical in both issues. The differences regarding the first issue are that folio 12 is numbered 11 and 112 as 212. Furthermore the numeral 88 is out of alignment in our issue.Lucretius' scientific epic De rerum natura (usually translated as 'On the Nature of Things' or 'On the Nature of the Universe') is worldwide considered as the immortal masterpiece of Epicurean philosophy. It transmits the ideas of Epicurean physics , which includes Atomism, and psychology. Lucretius was one of the first Epicureans to write in Latin. Very little is known about Lucretius's life; the only certain fact is that he was either a friend or a client of Gaius Memmius, to whom he dedicated De Rerum Natura .According to Lucretius's frequent statements in his poem, the main purpose of the work was to free Gaius Memmius's (and presumably all of mankind's) mind of superstition and the fear of death. He attempts this by expounding the philosophical system of Epicurus, whom Lucretius apotheosizes as the hero of his epic poem.Lucretius identifies superstition ( religio in the Latin) with the notion that the gods/supernatural powers created our world or interfere with its operations in any way. He argues against fear of such gods by demonstrating through observations and logical argument that the operations of the world can be accounted for entirely in terms of natural phenomena -- the regular but purposeless motions and interactions of tiny atoms in empty space -- instead of in terms of the will of the gods.In his epic, Lucretius appeals to reason in order to enlighten his readers and persuade them to accept his belief system. Because of its atheistic ideals, De rerum natura almost faded into obscurity as Christianity gained momentum. During the Renaissance however, Lucretius's epic was rediscovered, and it continues to be translated and studied today. Aldus had published the De rerum natura already in 1500, but the present edition 'est cependant bien superieure a la edition de 1500' (Renouard). De rerum natura is praised for its depiction of nature as a source of life, death, joy, peace, and terror. It is not a poem strictly about the physical world, as Epicureanism also offers guidelines for human conduct and relationships. Lucretius's philosophy of how human beings should live dictates pursuing friendship and avoiding war.Lucretius distributed his argument into six books, beginning each with a highly polished introduction. Books I and II established the main principles of the atomic universe, refuted the rival theories of the pre-Socratic cosmic philosophers Heracleitus, Empedocles, and Anaxagoras, and covertly attacked the Stoics, a school of moralists rivalling that of Epicurus. Book III demonstrated the atomic structure and mortality of the soul and ended with a triumphant sermon on the theme "Death is nothing to us." Book IV described the mechanics of sense perception, thought, and certain bodily functions and condemned sexual passion. Book V described the creation and working of this world and the celestial bodies and the evolution of life and human society. Book VI explained remarkable phenomena of the earth and sky, in particular, thunder and lightning. The poem ends with a description of the plague at Athens, a sombre picture of death contrasting with that of spring and birth in the invocation to Venus, with which it opened. Very good copy with bookplate of Carlo Migliorini pasted on inside front cover.- (Some contemp. corrections (the 'errata' are corrected) and verse numbers supplied in ink; inner margins of lvs. *1-2 strengthened; blank lvs. *8 and q7 not original; a few marg. (water) stains). Renouard, p. 74, nr. 11; Adams L-1651; Isaac 12846; Ahmanson-Murphy 112a; STC Italian, p. 397; The Aldine press 130A; Fletcher (1988), pp. 123-5.
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LIVRE D'OR DE LA VILLE DE MULHOUSE
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- MULHOUSE, Edité en 1883IN FOLIO, Ouvrage en feuillets non reliés, sous chemise papier vert amande, premier de couverture orné du blason aux armes de la Ville de Mulhouse et titre imprimé en noir, l'ensemble sous chemise pleine percaline caramel à lacets avec étiquette de titre manuscrite contrecollée au dos de la couvertureNouvelle édition revue et augmentée par Louis SCHOENHAUPT divisée en 43 livraisons avec chemise d'origine conservée Dédicace à la mémoire de Nicolas EHRSAMMPréface de Louis SCHOENHAUPT, datée de mai 1883Introduction de Nicolas EHRSAM, datée de septembre 1850Cet ouvrage contient les matières suivantes : - Constitution politique de la République de Mulhouse- Prestation annuelle du serment civique- La légende des armoiries de Mulhouse- Ordonnance relative au Livre des Bourgeois de la Ville de Mulhouse- Explication des charges et dignités- Répertoire de 156 familles de villes de Mulhouse appartenant à la bourgeoisie de la Ville- Répertoire des anciennes familles éteintes de Mulhouse- Habitants de Mulhouse, qui sans être bourgeois, jouissaient du protectorat de la Ville et du droit de résidence, et, dont les familles se sont perpétués en ligne masculine- Epitaphes- Les bourgmestres de Mulhouse- Greffiers-Syndics- Membres du Petit Conseil- Chefs des six tribus- Gouvernement de la République de Mulhouse en 1798o Petit Conseilo Grand Conseil : " Sechser VI" Dreyer III" Vierziger XI- Fête de la réunion de Mulhouse à la France- Liste des souscripteursL'exemplaire est également agrémenté de nombreuses planches en héliogravure, et en cromolithographie hors le texte et dépliantes : - Armoiries des Villes de Mulhouse, Illzach et Modenheim- Photographie en héliogravure du Diplôme de l'Empereur Adolphe de NASSAU, établie à Bâle, le 7 janvier 1293- Les monnaies, autrefois en cours et frappées à Mulhouse : Ecu, Batz, Kreutzer, Quarteron, Rappen- Photographie en héliogravure représentant le Pacte Fédéral conclu entre les treize cantons ( Zurich, Berne, Lucerne, Uri, Schwitz, Unterwalden, Zug, Glaris, Bale, Fribourg, Soleure, Schaffhouse, Appenzell) et Mulhouse, établie à Zurich, le 9 janvier 1515.- Les six tribus de Mulhouse avec armoiries en couleurs : vignerons, tailleurs, bouchrs, maréchaux, agriculteurs et boulangers- Trois planches contenant six reproductions en couleurs représentant les maisons de chaque tribu- Superbe planche en couleurs dessinée par J. FUCHS, représentant " La Prestation du Serment Annuel à Mulhouse (Schwörtag), Cortège officiel en l'année MDLII "- Une reproduction gravée d'une vue de Mulhouse au XVIIIème siècle- Une reproduction en couleurs d'un dessin par J. FUCHS sur " La Légende des Armoiries de Mulhouse "- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Abt, Anthèss, d'Anthèss, Arlensprach, Baumgartner, Benner, De Bihl, Binder et Birr- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Blech, Bloch, Boeringer, Brandt, Brang, Braun, Princes de Broglie, Bruckner, Brunner- Les drapeaux- Photographie en héliogravure représentant la Petite Bulle du Pape Jules II, établie à Rome, le 20 décembre 1512- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Brüstlein, Buche, Chmilecius, Christen, Clemann, Cornetz, Damm, Danner, Dietrich- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Dietsch, Dollfus, Eck, Eckhardt, Ehrsam, Engel, Engelmann, Ermendinger, Erne- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Feer, Barbaut de Florimont, Franck, Frauger, Fries, Comtes de Fries, Fürstenberger, Gemuseus, Gerber- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Geyelin Gilg, Gissler, Gloeck, Glüch, Goetz, Graf, Grosheintz, Grossmann- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Grumler, Guerre, Guldenberger, Güth, Gutzwiller, Hammer, Hartmann, Heilmann, Heinrich- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Hirn, Hirth, Hofer, Hofmann, Holschuh, Hornung, Huber, Huebner, Huguenin- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des familles Jelensperger, Jll, Junghaen, Kielmann, Kirst, Kist, Kochlin, Koenig, Kohler- Planche d'armoiries en couleurs des fami
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LUCRETIUS Carus, Titus.
The last book printed by Aldus Manutius the Elder, De rerum natura.
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Aldus Manutius the Elder & Andrea Soceri, January 1515., Venice, - 8vo. Later vellum, ribbed spine with title lettered in gold. Woodcut printer's device on title and verso of last leaf. (8), 125, (3; the second being blank) leaves. [Collation: *8 a-q8].\n Second issue of Aldus Manutius last printed work, De rerum natura (The nature of things) by Titus Carus Lucretius (ca. 98-55 BC). This issue contains, just as the first issue, some foliation errors of which most are identical in both issues. The differences regarding the first issue are that folio 12 is numbered 11 and 112 as 212. Furthermore the numeral 88 is out of alignment in our issue.Lucretius' scientific epic De rerum natura (usually translated as 'On the Nature of Things' or 'On the Nature of the Universe') is worldwide considered as the immortal masterpiece of Epicurean philosophy. It transmits the ideas of Epicurean physics , which includes Atomism, and psychology. Lucretius was one of the first Epicureans to write in Latin. Very little is known about Lucretius's life; the only certain fact is that he was either a friend or a client of Gaius Memmius, to whom he dedicated De Rerum Natura.According to Lucretius's frequent statements in his poem, the main purpose of the work was to free Gaius Memmius's (and presumably all of mankind's) mind of superstition and the fear of death. He attempts this by expounding the philosophical system of Epicurus, whom Lucretius apotheosizes as the hero of his epic poem.Lucretius identifies superstition (religio in the Latin) with the notion that the gods/supernatural powers created our world or interfere with its operations in any way. He argues against fear of such gods by demonstrating through observations and logical argument that the operations of the world can be accounted for entirely in terms of natural phenomena -- the regular but purposeless motions and interactions of tiny atoms in empty space -- instead of in terms of the will of the gods.In his epic, Lucretius appeals to reason in order to enlighten his readers and persuade them to accept his belief system. Because of its atheistic ideals, De rerum natura almost faded into obscurity as Christianity gained momentum. During the Renaissance however, Lucretius's epic was rediscovered, and it continues to be translated and studied today. Aldus had published the De rerum natura already in 1500, but the present edition 'est cependant bien supérieure à la edition de 1500' (Renouard). De rerum natura is praised for its depiction of nature as a source of life, death, joy, peace, and terror. It is not a poem strictly about the physical world, as Epicureanism also offers guidelines for human conduct and relationships. Lucretius's philosophy of how human beings should live dictates pursuing friendship and avoiding war.Lucretius distributed his argument into six books, beginning each with a highly polished introduction. Books I and II established the main principles of the atomic universe, refuted the rival theories of the pre-Socratic cosmic philosophers Heracleitus, Empedocles, and Anaxagoras, and covertly attacked the Stoics, a school of moralists rivalling that of Epicurus. Book III demonstrated the atomic structure and mortality of the soul and ended with a triumphant sermon on the theme "Death is nothing to us." Book IV described the mechanics of sense perception, thought, and certain bodily functions and condemned sexual passion. Book V described the creation and working of this world and the celestial bodies and the evolution of life and human society. Book VI explained remarkable phenomena of the earth and sky, in particular, thunder and lightning. The poem ends with a description of the plague at Athens, a sombre picture of death contrasting with that of spring and birth in the invocation to Venus, with which it opened. Very good copy with bookplate of Carlo Migliorini pasted on inside front cover.- (Some contemp. corrections (the 'errata' are corrected) and verse numbers supplied in ink; inner margins of lvs. *1-2 strengthened; blank lvs. *8
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Tompkins-Kiel Marble Company.
Marble and Stone Order Catalog.
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New York ND Oblong 4to. Unpaginated. Gold-stamped soft leather protected by modern mylar. Pages held in place by black string tied around small metal-cleats in rear of catalog, as issued. Printed announcement by the company in gold lettering on inside of front board. Rare catalog illustrated with hundreds of colorful marble and stone specimens (mostly full-page) offered by the Tompkins-Kiel Marble Company, all printed on linen-backed leaves. Specimens with creative names such as Madre Veined Alabama, Jaune Nile Veine, Monte Aurato, Fantastico Viola, Tom-Kiel Emerald Curley Green, Opaline Granite, Breche Orientale, Morocco Red Flammè, Darosa Veine, Premier Byzantin, etc. Few images printed on glossy paper. At the time this catalog was offered the company had branches in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, Knoxville, New Orleans and Sylacauga, Alabama. Minor rubbing on binding. "1515" in white handwritten near tail of spine. Verso of few plates with stamp "Printed in France." Linen frayed on edges of some pages. Small abrasions on inside of back board. Overall very good condition. Scarce.
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TOMMASO D'AQUINO, TIMOTEO VERONESE
DIVI THOME AQUINATIS IN TERTIO SENTENTIARUM LIBRO INTERPRETATIO & EXPOSITIO SUM A TIMOTHEO VERONENSE ... VISA RECOGNITA: ERRORIBUSQUE PURGATA: & QUANTUM ANNITI ARS POTUIT FIDELITER IMPRESSA. QUODLIBETALES QUESTIONES SANCTI THOME. VENETIJS IMPENSA HEREDUM QUONDAM DOMINI OCTAVIANI SCOTI MODOETIENTIS: AC SOCIORUM 1515-1518
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2 opere complete rilegate in un volume in-folio antico (cm. 28,9x20,7). 1) ... in tertio SENTENTIARUM. 2. Octobris. 1518. Carte 158 numerate (cioe' 316 pagine). [In cima al front., sopra il titolo, e' impresso il grazioso saluto]: ""Emptor et lector aueto."".2 antiche scritte conventuali al front. Al colophon la marca edit. nero su bianco. Il testo tomistico, in caratteri piu' grandi, e' intervallato dagli doviziosi commenti di Timoteo. Raro, censito da ICCU (che registra anche l'ancor piu' rara precedente coed. dello Scoto col Bonetus Locatellus, 1501) in sole 3 bibl. 2) QUODLIBETALES QUESTIONES. 1515, quarto Februarij. Carte 60. Al colophon, l'elegante marca edit. in bianco su fondo nero. Raro, usci' nel 1501; q. ns. ediz. e' censita da ICCU in 5 bibl. Freschi esemplari in carta croccante e robusta con bel frontespizio e impianto tipografico ancora nello stile degli incunaboli. Legatura antica ('600?) con robusto dorso 4 nervi fortemente rilevati, antico tit. manoscritto presso la cuffia. Forti ma non immacolati i rigidi e leggerm. arcuati piatti anticamente rifatti in perg. Insignif. tracce d'uso solo agli ang. inf. delle prime e ultime carte, se no pulitissimo. Numerosissimi i CAPILETTERA fig. o riccam. e variam. ornati. Octavianus SCOTUS di MONZA (morto nel 1498) fece stampare da Bonetus Locatellus piu' di 120 titoli di incunaboli, e fu lui stesso stampatore, dal 1479 al 1487, di 30 titoli di incunaboli, usando 11 tipi di caratteri, tra i quali probabilmente quelli qui usati dagli eredi .
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GELLIUS, AULUS
Auli Gellii Noctium Atticarium libri undeviginti
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(Venice: Aldus Manutius & Andrea Torresani, 1515). Octavo. [32], 289, [51] ff. First Aldus edition, second issue with "duernionem" correctly spelled on the last leaf. Text in Latin and Greek. This miscellany, which encompasses fragments of a number of lost works touching on such subjects as archaeology, grammar and lexicography, is among the last books produced by Aldus Manutius prior to his death in April, 1515. Slight spotting to top and bottom edges of text block, few small wormholes at pastedowns, else internally quite clean and fresh. Bound in lightly soiled seventeenth century full vellum with yapped fore edges.
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TOMMASO D'AQUINO, TIMOTEO VERONESE
DIVI THOME AQUINATIS IN TERTIO SENTENTIARUM LIBRO INTERPRETATIO & EXPOSITIO SUM A TIMOTHEO VERONENSE ... VISA RECOGNITA: ERRORIBUSQUE PURGATA: & QUANTUM ANNITI ARS POTUIT FIDELITER IMPRESSA. QUODLIBETALES QUESTIONES SANCTI THOME. VENETIJS IMPENSA HEREDUM QUONDAM DOMINI OCTAVIANI SCOTI MODOETIENTIS: AC SOCIORUM 1515-1518
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2 opere complete rilegate in un volume in-folio antico (cm. 28,9x20,7). 1) ... in tertio SENTENTIARUM. 2. Octobris. 1518. Carte 158 numerate (cioe' 316 pagine). [In cima al front., sopra il titolo, e' impresso il grazioso saluto]: ""Emptor et lector aueto."".2 antiche scritte conventuali al front. Al colophon la marca edit. nero su bianco. Il testo tomistico, in caratteri piu' grandi, e' intervallato dagli doviziosi commenti di Timoteo. Raro, censito da ICCU (che registra anche l'ancor piu' rara precedente coed. dello Scoto col Bonetus Locatellus, 1501) in sole 3 bibl. 2) QUODLIBETALES QUESTIONES. 1515, quarto Februarij. Carte 60. Al colophon, l'elegante marca edit. in bianco su fondo nero. Raro, usci' nel 1501; q. ns. ediz. e' censita da ICCU in 5 bibl. Freschi esemplari in carta croccante e robusta con bel frontespizio e impianto tipografico ancora nello stile degli incunaboli. Legatura antica ('600?) con robusto dorso 4 nervi fortemente rilevati, antico tit. manoscritto presso la cuffia. Forti ma non immacolati i rigidi e leggerm. arcuati piatti anticamente rifatti in perg. Insignif. tracce d'uso solo agli ang. inf. delle prime e ultime carte, se no pulitissimo. Numerosissimi i CAPILETTERA fig. o riccam. e variam. ornati. Octavianus SCOTUS di MONZA (morto nel 1498) fece stampare da Bonetus Locatellus piu' di 120 titoli di incunaboli, e fu lui stesso stampatore, dal 1479 al 1487, di 30 titoli di incunaboli, usando 11 tipi di caratteri, tra i quali probabilmente quelli qui usati dagli eredi .
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Castellani Castellano De’ (Firenze, 1461-ivi, 1519)
Meditatione della morte, [Venezia], per Matio Pagan in Frezaria, [ca. 1550].
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ACHILLINI, Alessandro
De Proportionibus Motuum
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Woodcut printer!s device at foot of final leaf. 16 leaves. Folio, modern boards. [Bologna: Hieronymus Platonicus de Benedictis, 1515].p The earliest surviving edition of this extremely rare work, a !presentation of Achillini!s research in the field of dynamics. A proponent of the Peripatetic School and an Averroist, Achillini criticizes Bradwardine!s attempts to modify the Aristotelian approach to motion! !!In his treatise on the proportion of motion Achillini raised the question whether more recent mathematicians had detected Aristotle in error on that subject. He further asked whether the proportion of velocities in motions was equal to the proportion of proportions moving to their resistances. He cited Euclid, Averroes, and that stalwart medieval trio, Jordanus, Campanus, and Calculator, more than once. He thought that moderns such as Paul of Venice, Albertutius (i.e. Albert of Saxony), and Thomas Bradwardine erred from the ancient mathematicians because they were unwilling to insert between two extremes like eight and one any mean which was not smaller than the greater number and greater than the lesser number. Jordanus, on the contrary, did not care whether the mean was greater or less than the extreme.!!Thorndike: V, 41! !Stillwell: 718 lists his De distributionibus ac De Proportione motuum, 1494, noting that though it is cited by the Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke on the basis of Hain, Maittaire, and Panzer, no copy of that edition is known to exist. Apparently ignorant of the present edition, Stillwell cites its appearance in the Opera omnia, Venice, 1545, as the earliest available.!!Roberts & Trent, Bibliotheca Mechanica, p. 5. Achillini (1463-1512), graduated from Bologna in 1484 with his doctorate in both medicine and philosophy. !He is remembered for his considerable activity in research on human anatomy. He gave a good description of the veins of the arm, and he described the seven bones of tarsus, the fornix of the brain, the cerebral ventricles, the infundibulum, and the trochlear nerve. He also described, exactly, the ducts of the submaxillary salivary glands!Finally, to Achillini is attributed the first description of the two ossicles of the ear, the malleus and incus.!!D.S.B., I, p. 46. Achillini was highly regarded as a teacher. Fine copy. Ex Bibliotheca Mechanica.. First Edition. Hard cover.
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LACTANCE;
Divinarum institutionnum libri septem. De ira Dei, Liber I. De opificio Dei, Liber I. Epitome in libros suos liber acephalos. Phinix. Carmen de Dominica Resurrectionne.
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Venise, Alde, 1515 In-8 de (16) ff., 348 pp., , maroquin lavalliere, grand decor de maroquin noir mosaique compose d'entrelacs s'articulant autour d'un grand medaillon central ovale dessine par un jeu d'entrelacs, enroulements et fleurons de maroquin mosaique bleu et rouge, dos a nerfs orne de meme, coupes et bordures decorees, tranches dorees (Cape). "Premiere edition aldine des iuvres de Lactance. Elle a ete donnee par Giambattista Egnatio, auteur de deux longues prefaces dont la premiere est l'eloge funebre d'Alde qui venait de mourir trois mois auparavant. Egnatio fut un familier d'Alde Manuce et de sa famille ainsi que l'ami de Jean Grolier dont la bibliotheque comprenait de nombreuses edition aldines. Cet exemplaire ne comporte pas, a la suite, les 48 pages de l'Apologetique de Trebutien. Exemplaire de toute beaute, revetu d'une spectaculaire reliure mosaiquee signee de Cape. Toutefois, le decor et la dorure reviennent a Marius-Michel pere qui, avant de s'associer avec son fils en 1866, travaillait comme doreur pour les plus grands relieurs. Inspire des decors du XVIe siecle, le travail du ""doreur des doreurs"" manifeste une virtuosite et une justesse de main extraordinaires. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, pp. 70-72. - The Aldine Press, Catalogue of the Ahmanson-Murphy Collection of Books, n 132."
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Albumasar
ALBUMASAR. De Magnis Conjunctionibus : annorum revolutionibus : ac eorum profectionibus : octo continens tractatus.
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Relié 1515 In-4 relié demi veau rouge à coins (reliure du XIX° siècle), dos à 5 nerfs orné, 94 feuillets non chiffré, caractères gothiques, initiales à fond noir, grand bois gravé au titre et près de 270 bois gravés dans le texte, dont plusieurs répétés, marque de l'éditeur au recto du feuillet M6. Le grand bois du titre avec deux astronomes l'un tenant une sphère armillaire et un compas, l'autre un livre, est signé des initiales L.F. pour Luc'Antonio de Uberti. Le De magnis conjunctionibus (traduit de l'arabe), dont la première édition est celle donnée à Augsbourg par Radolt en 1489, est divisé en huit livres traitant des prophéties et de leurs lois, de l'ascension et de la chute des rois et des dynasties, des effets des conjonctions planétaires et des signes du zodiaque. Selon Albumasar la création du Monde résulte de la conjonction des septs planètes dans le premier degré du Bélier et il soutient que le Monde finira lorsque ces planètes se retrouveront dans le dernier degré du Poisson ; dans E.J. Brill's First Encyclopaedia of Islam, 1913-1936 on trouve la note suivante qui n'est pas sans intérêt 'Abu Ma'Shar...Omar al-balkhi, est un des astrologues arabes le plus cité pendant le moyen-âge chrétien. l'oeuvre publié sous le titre De magnis Conjunctionibus... n'est pas une traduction de Kitab al-kiranat mais de Kitab ahkam sini'l-mawalid (the book of the revolution of the birth of year) ; déchirure au dernier feuillet qui est doublé ainsi que le titre ; salissures et petite réparation à quelques feuillets. Ex-libris Henri Lambert Avocat, et M.A. Colson. Bibliotheca Astrologica par F. Leigh Gardner n°35. Bon exemplaire de cette belle impression.
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Gellius (Aulus)
Noctium Atticarum Libri undeviginti.
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Venice: in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Soceri. , 1515 - FIRST ALDINE EDITION, second issue with the corrected spelling ‘duernionem’ on the last leaf, large Aldine printer’s device on the title, and at the foot the ownership inscription ‘Di (?) Gio. Leonardo Canyo 1651’, title lightly soiled, some lower margins with light dampstaining, the last 28 leaves washed, Aldine device on the last leaf, ff. [xxxii] (last blank), 289, [51], 8vo., 20th-century vellum, recently recased using old endpapers, hinges neatly relined, boards panelled in gilt, smooth backstrip divided by gilt rolls, red morocco label, all edges showing early gilt and gauffering, good The Attic Nights of Aulus Gellius, a wide-ranging compilation, is notable as a source of quoted fragments and of stories, and also is one of the two ancient sources (with Suetonius) for Aldus’s own motto, ‘festina lente’. It was a saying of which Augustus was particularly fond, and appears in its Greek form (‘speude bradeos’) in Book X, chapter xi. The editor of this edition, which contains a copious double index, was Giambattista Egnazio, one of the leading figures in the circle of scholars and editors around Aldus Manutius; he stood as executor to Aldus’s will in the same year as this volume was published. It appeared six months after Aldus’s death and was perhaps the last of Aldus’s books to have his personal involvement. Already in Dibdin’s time, fine copies of this edition were ‘becoming very scarce’, and by May 1910 George D. Smith’s catalogue description records the following description: ‘Excessively rare and valuable. Beckford's copy sold £16, Sykes's copy £28, Syston Park copy £42’. However, it is only in the last few years that another resurgence of interest in the author has led to publication of the ‘first collection of essays in any language on Aulus Gellius’, along with books by L. Holford-Strevens and E. Gunderson. (Adams G344; Renouard 1515 / 9; Simon BG 743; Dibdin I 339; Moss I 202) [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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LACTANTIUS FIRMIANUS Lucius Caecilius -
Divinarum Institutionum Libri Septem. De Ira Dei, Liber I. De Opificio Dei Liber I. Epitome in Libros Suos Liber Acephalos. Phoenix. Carmen De Dominica Resurrectione + (Tertullianus).
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- Venezia, Aldi & Andrea Soceri, 1515, due parti in due volumi in-8° legature coeve in piena pergamena rigida con impressioni a secco ai piatti, dorsi con cinque snodi e tasselli in pelle e oro, tagli rossi, pp. (32)-696 (num. 1/348)-(24)-(8)-96 (num. 1/48). Marca tipografica xilografica ("ancora"secca, con delfino) al frontespizio della prima parte, a quello della seconda ed al colophon (Apologeticus di Tertulliano) In quest’opera, datata aprile 1515, vi é il necrologio di Aldo Manuzio, deceduto in quel gennaio.
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Seneca L.A.
En tibi lector optime, Lucij Annaei Senecae Sanctissimi philosophi. Lucubrationes omnes, additis etiam nonnullis, Erasmi Roterodami cura, si non ab omnibus, certe ab innumeris mendis repurgatae.
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In inclyta Germaniae Basilea, [Johann Froben], 1515 mense Iulio, in-folio, leg. ottocentesca in mezza tela, pp. da 7 a 643, [21]. Esemplare privo delle prime 3 carte (a1 frontespizio, a2, a3,) e delle ultime 2 (Ii9 e Ii10). Inoltre le prime 19 carte e le ultime 10 presenti hanno subito dei restauri reintegrativi con evidenti perdite di testo. Traccia di tarlo al margine esterno alto di 20 carte centrali. Qualche gora alle prime e ultime carte. Prima edizione delle opere a cura di Erasmo da Rotterdam e di Beato Renano.
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Lucretius Titus Carus
De rerum natura libri vi, [in fine:] Florentiae, Sumptibus Philippi Giuntae, 1512.
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8° (mm 156x95); cc. (8), cxxv, (13). Impresa tipografica in calce al volume, testo in nitido carattere corsivo. Marocchino nero moderno. Esemplare molto bello. Rara e importante edizione giuntina, con la nuova recensione del testo di Lucrezio a cura di Petrus Candidus, che si servì delle correzioni del Pontano e del Marullo. Nelle ultime carte sono pubblicate interessanti varianti testuali, frutto di una collazione basata su codici. Notevolmente più rara dell'aldina del 1515, se ne differenzia per le belle iniziali ornate e la mancanza di spaziatura dopo la prima lettera di ogni verso. Camerini, Annali, 39; BMC, 397; Adams l-1649; Renouard, 36 39.
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Silius Italicus:
Opus de bello punico secundo summa cura A.Nicandri castigatum, restitutis multis carnunibus quae in aliis desyderantur. Florentiae, Juntae,
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Florenz, Giunta, 1515. - 207 Doppels. 17 cm Pgmt schlechter Zustand: Einbd stark beschäd./ lose/ fleckig/ tls eingerissen/ bestossen, Heftung gelockert, einige S.lose, Titelblatt fehlt, Notiz a.V., wenige alte handschr.Anmerk. Language: la
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GRAF, (GRAFF), Urs, d.Ä.,
LEERE GRAB, Das. Aus: KEISERSBERG, PATER NOSTER.
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Strassburg, M. Hupfuff, 1515. - Holzschnitt. 22 : 15,5 cm. In Wechselrahmen. -- Brun, SKL, I, 607 ff.; - Nagler, Monogr. V, 1175; - Ausdruckstarker, gut erhaltener Holzschnitt "Der drei Frauen vor dem leeren Grab" aus KAISERBERGS, PATER NOSTER (F iii). Verso deutscher Text der Kreuzabnahme (F iiii).
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IORNANDES (i.e. JORDANES)
De rebus Gothorum.
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Augsburg, Johannes Miller, 21 March 1515. With full-page title-woodcut by Hans Burgkmair, some floral woodcut initials, and large woodcut printer's device at the end. 70 unn. leaves. Small folio. Marbled 18th-century boards. (Augsburg, Johannes Miller, 21 March 1515). Editio princeps of Jordanes' (6th cent.) chronicle of the Goths, a primary source of the epoch of the volkerwanderung, together with the exemplary edition of Paulus Diaconus' (or Warnefrid, d. 797) important history of the Langobards, first printed in 1471. Editor of both historical sources is the Augsburg town scribe Conrad Peutinger (1465-1547) with his privilege issued by Emperor Maximilian I, dated 1511, printed on title verso. It is followed by the dedicatory letter to the Italian count Hieronymus Nogarola, in which Peutinger mentions the astronomer Johannes Stabius as co-editor. Nogarola is known for handing over the keys of the town of Vicenza to Maximilian when he was approaching after the siege of Padova. At the end of Jordanes' work, Peutinger gives a short summary of the epoch of the decline of the Roman empire and the migration of nations. The impressing title-woodcut by Burgkmair, executed by Jost Dienecker, according to Muther one of his most important works, shows the Langobardian king Alboinus talking to Athanaric, king of the Goths. - Old name and note on first paste-down, title somewhat dustsoiled and with old ms. note on lower white margin, contemp. ms. marginal notes and underlinings throughout, margins cropped affecting some written or printed marginal notes. - VD 16 J 932; STC (German) 463; Adams J-320; Proctor 10826; Fairfax Murray 229 (illus.); Potthast 682 (Jordanes) and 900 (Paulus Diaconus, "Wirklich vortreffliche Ausgabe"); Brunet III, 567; Apponyi 109 (calls for 64 leaves only); Muther 868; ADB XXV, 565 (Peutinger, "trefflich bearbeitet"). HISTORY (KULTURGESCHICHTE) ; CHRONICLES / CHRONIKEN ;
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ACHILLINI, Alessandro.
De Proportionibus Motuum.
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- Woodcut printer’s device at foot of final leaf. 16 leaves. Folio, modern boards. [Bologna: Hieronymus Platonicus de Benedictis, 1515]. The earliest surviving edition of this extremely rare work, a "presentation of Achillini’s research in the field of dynamics. A proponent of the Peripatetic School and an Averroist, Achillini criticizes Bradwardine’s attempts to modify the Aristotelian approach to motion "‘In his treatise on the proportion of motion Achillini raised the question whether more recent mathematicians had detected Aristotle in error on that subject. He further asked whether the proportion of velocities in motions was equal to the proportion of proportions moving to their resistances. He cited Euclid, Averroes, and that stalwart medieval trio, Jordanus, Campanus, and Calculator, more than once. He thought that moderns such as Paul of Venice, Albertutius (i.e. Albert of Saxony), and Thomas Bradwardine erred from the ancient mathematicians because they were unwilling to insert between two extremes like eight and one any mean which was not smaller than the greater number and greater than the lesser number. Jordanus, on the contrary, did not care whether the mean was greater or less than the extreme.’–Thorndike: V, 41 "Stillwell: 718 lists his De distributionibus ac De Proportione motuum, 1494, noting that though it is cited by the Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke on the basis of Hain, Maittaire, and Panzer, no copy of that edition is known to exist. Apparently ignorant of the present edition, Stillwell cites its appearance in the Opera omnia, Venice, 1545, as the earliest available."–Roberts & Trent, Bibliotheca Mechanica, p. 5. Achillini (1463-1512), graduated from Bologna in 1484 with his doctorate in both medicine and philosophy. "He is remembered for his considerable activity in research on human anatomy. He gave a good description of the veins of the arm, and he described the seven bones of tarsus, the fornix of the brain, the cerebral ventricles, the infundibulum, and the trochlear nerve. He also described, exactly, the ducts of the submaxillary salivary glands Finally, to Achillini is attributed the first description of the two ossicles of the ear, the malleus and incus."–D.S.B., I, p. 46. Achillini was highly regarded as a teacher. Fine copy. Ex Bibliotheca Mechanica. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Quintilian:
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[colophon: impressum Florentaie [Florence] opera & sumptu Philippi Iuntae ...], 1515. 8vo. ff. [iv], 269 [ie 369]. Lacking final leaf (V8), blank except for printer!s device to verso. Latin text, printed in italic letter, light waterstaining, a few early marginalia. Dedicated by Filippo Giunta to Roberto Acciaioli. Nineteenth-century sheep-backed boards, rebacked, sprinkled edges. Quintilian!s twelve-book guide to rhetoric was written in the late first century AD, under Domitian. It was popular with Renaissance humanists such as Petrarch. This is the only Giunta edition, and a !very elegantly printed book!. Dibdin II, 367
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ISRAELI, Isaac, the elder, ISHAQ ibn SULAYMAN al Iisra'il...
Omnia opera ysaac ... cum quibusdam aliis opusculis. [Colophon:] Curauit ea imprimi honest[us] vir Bartholomeus Trot bibliopola Lugdunen[sis]. Extrema man[us] apposita fuit anno D[omi]ni. xv. supra . M. mense Decembri: in lugdunen[sem]. emporio in officina probi viri Johannis de Platea chalcographi
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Lyon: Jean de La Place for Barthlémy Trot, 1515. Folio: a--z8 [et]8 [rum]8 [con]8 A8 B10 a10; A--2B8 2C10 A6 (--A6, presumably blank), 451 of 452 leaves, ff. 226 [10]; 210 [5]. Gothic letter in double columns. a10 and A6 (--A6) at the end of each part are indexes, not included in the registers printed on B10v and 2C10r. Title printed in red and black and with a large woodcut (129 x 173mm); woodcut initials in several sizes. Leaf size and condition: 301 x 205mm. Titlepage soiled and worn with slight damage to type and woodcut; small worm hole through text in first 40 leaves, other wormholes in the margins; uniformly browned throughout. Binding: Eighteenth-century vellum boards. Small hole in vellum on spine and fore edges of boards, worn. Provenance and annotation: A few contemporary annotations. Walter Pagel (1896--1983); B. E. J. Pagel (1930--2007). References: Adams I181; Baudrier VIII, p. 429; Gültlingen II, La Place 27; Durling 2557 (not including indexes in foliation). First complete edition. The 'Tractatus de particularibus dietatis' was first printed in 1487. § Among the medical works, the Book on Fevers and the Book on Urine were highly regarded textbooks. Sarton calls the latter 'by far the most elaborate mediaeval treatise on the subject'. The Treatise on diet, the only text in print before this edition of Isaac's works, was the first separately printed work on the subject ( Garrison--Morton 1961). Of Isaac's philosophical works, the Book of Definitions and Descriptions, largely based on al-Kindi, was widely used by the Schoolmen in Gerard of Cremona's Latin version (Stern). The 'hearing' of a text by Isaac was a requirement of Cambridge students according to the statutes of 1396 (Stillwell). Isaac Israeli (or Judaeus), 'one of the greatest physicians of Western Islam' (Stillwell) was 'one of the first to direct the Jews to Greek science and philosophy ... he composed many medical writings in Arabic. Translated into Latin in 1087 by Constantine of Africa, into Hebrew, and into Sapanish, their influence was very great ... Isaac was the earliest Jewish philosopher (or one of the earliest) to publish a classification of the sciences. This was essentially the Aristotelian one as transmitted and modified by the Muslims.' (Sarton.) The Pantegni and Viaticum here ascribed to Isaac are free Latin versions by Constantinus Africanus of the Kitab al-Maliki of Ali ibn al-Abbas and the Zad al-musafir of Ahmad ibn Ibrahim, called Ibn al-Jazzar, respectively. The Liber de oculis is also a translation by Constantinus, of the Kitab al-ashr makalat fi'l-ain, of Hunain Ibn Ishak, al-Ibadi. (Durling.) Literature: Sarton I, pp. 639--40; Stillwell 427; S. M. Stern, DSB 7, pp. 22--23.
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IORNANDES (i.e. JORDANES).
De rebus Gothorum. (And:) PAULUS DIACONUS FOROIULIENSIS. De gestis Langobardorum. (Ed. by Conrad Peutinger and Johannes Stabius). 2 parts in 1 vol.
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21 March 1515, Augsburg, Johannes Miller - With full-page title-woodcut by Hans Burgkmair, some floral woodcut initials, and large woodcut printer's device at the end. 70 unn. leaves. Small folio. Marbled 18th-century boards. (Augsburg, Johannes Miller, 21 March 1515). Editio princeps of Jordanes' (6th cent.) chronicle of the Goths, a primary source of the epoch of the völkerwanderung, together with the exemplary edition of Paulus Diaconus' (or Warnefrid, d. 797) important history of the Langobards, first printed in 1471. Editor of both historical sources is the Augsburg town scribe Conrad Peutinger (1465-1547) with his privilege issued by Emperor Maximilian I, dated 1511, printed on title verso. It is followed by the dedicatory letter to the Italian count Hieronymus Nogarola, in which Peutinger mentions the astronomer Johannes Stabius as co-editor. Nogarola is known for handing over the keys of the town of Vicenza to Maximilian when he was approaching after the siege of Padova. At the end of Jordanes' work, Peutinger gives a short summary of the epoch of the decline of the Roman empire and the migration of nations. The impressing title-woodcut by Burgkmair, executed by Jost Dienecker, according to Muther one of his most important works, shows the Langobardian king Alboinus talking to Athanaric, king of the Goths. - Old name and note on first paste-down, title somewhat dustsoiled and with old ms. note on lower white margin, contemp. ms. marginal notes and underlinings throughout, margins cropped affecting some written or printed marginal notes. - VD 16 J 932; STC (German) 463; Adams J-320; Proctor 10826; Fairfax Murray 229 (illus.); Potthast 682 (Jordanes) and 900 (Paulus Diaconus, "Wirklich vortreffliche Ausgabe"); Brunet III, 567; Apponyi 109 (calls for 64 leaves only); Muther 868; ADB XXV, 565 (Peutinger, "trefflich bearbeitet"). HISTORY (KULTURGESCHICHTE) ; CHRONICLES / CHRONIKEN ; [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Galeno/Galenus
ASCRIPTI LIBRI/QUI VARIAM ARTIS MEDICAE [rest of long subtitle omitted], original page/leaf
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Basilae M D XV [Basil, 1515] - Latin text on both sides, 9-1/8" x 13-1/2" original leaf on old paper, stapled to 22-1/4" x 17-1/2" sheet of light gray heavier paper with a facsimile of the title page of the book the leaf is from on the left side and the leaf stapled to the right side, underneath the leaf stapled on the right side of the large sheet is From the library of Stanley S. Slotkin, Chairman of the Board, Abbey Rents (Slotkin was a noted antiquarian book and manuscript collector), large sheet with 1515 original leaf published about the 1950s, leaf is well-preserved with some small transparent age-spots, pictures available on request.
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Burchard von Ursperg:
Chronicon Abbatis Urspergen. A Nino Rege Assyriorum Magno: Usque ad Fridericum II. Romanorum Imperatorem.
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Augsburg, Miller, 1515.. 4°, Mit Titelbordüre und Titelholzschnitt von D. Hopfer, mehreren Holzschnitt-Initialen und großer Druckermarke auf dem letzten Blatt. 132 nn. Bl. Holzdeckelband d. Zt. mit blindgeprägtem Schweinsleder-Rücken. (Fehlen die Schließen).. Adams C 2517 (unter Conrad von Lichtenau). Muther 940. Proctor 10829 A. - Zweite Ausgabe der berühmten, Anfang des 13. Jhdts. entstandenen und erstmals 1472 gedruckten Weltchronik des Burchard von Ursperg, Propst des Prämonstratenserstifts. Das Geschichtswerk beginnt mit dem Assyrerkönig Ninus und reicht bis auf Kaiser Friedrich II. Die schöne große Titelbordüre aus Putten, Fabelwesen u. Ranken, der Holzschnitt mit König Ninus und Kaiser Friedrich II. Schöner zweispaltiger Druck. - Vereinzelt kleine Fehlstellen im weißen Rand, Titelblatt mit kleinem geklebtem Randeinriß, Stempel und handschriftl. Besitzvermerk auf dem Titel. - Exlibris. Liebe Kunden, wir sind mit einem Stand auf der 1. MonaLibri, Verkaufsausstellung wertvoller Bücher, Graphiken und Autographen, vertreten. München, 8.- 9.- Mai 2009 im Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz. Über Ihren Besuch würden wir und alle anwesenden Kollegen uns sehr freuen! (Katalog ist auf Anfrage erhältlich).
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Quintilian:
[Institutio Oratoria]
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[colophon: impressum Florentaie [Florence] opera & sumptu Philippi Iuntae ...] 1515 8vo. ff. [iv], 269 [ie 369]. Lacking final leaf (V8), blank except for printer’s device to verso. Latin text, printed in italic letter, light waterstaining, a few early marginalia. Dedicated by Filippo Giunta to Roberto Acciaioli. Nineteenth-century sheep-backed boards, rebacked, sprinkled edges. Quintilian’s twelve-book guide to rhetoric was written in the late first century AD, under Domitian. It was popular with Renaissance humanists such as Petrarch. This is the only Giunta edition, and a “very elegantly printed book”. Dibdin II, 367; Adams Q53.
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TOMMASO D'AQUINO, TIMOTEO VERONESE
DIVI THOME AQUINATIS IN TERTIO SENTENTIARUM LIBRO INTERPRETATIO & EXPOSITIO SUM A TIMOTHEO VERONENSE ... VISA RECOGNITA: ERRORIBUSQUE PURGATA: & QUANTUM ANNITI ARS POTUIT FIDELITER IMPRESSA. QUODLIBETALES QUESTIONES SANCTI THOME. VENETIJS IMPENSA HEREDUM QUONDAM DOMINI OCTAVIANI SCOTI MODOETIENTIS: AC SOCIORUM 1515-1518
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2 opere complete rilegate in un volume in-folio antico (cm. 28,9x20,7). 1) ... in tertio SENTENTIARUM. 2. Octobris. 1518. Carte 158 numerate (cioe' 316 pagine). [In cima al front., sopra il titolo, e' impresso il grazioso saluto]: ""Emptor et lector aueto."".2 antiche scritte conventuali al front. Al colophon la marca edit. nero su bianco. Il testo tomistico, in caratteri piu' grandi, e' intervallato dagli doviziosi commenti di Timoteo. Raro, censito da ICCU (che registra anche l'ancor piu' rara precedente coed. dello Scoto col Bonetus Locatellus, 1501) in sole 3 bibl. 2) QUODLIBETALES QUESTIONES. 1515, quarto Februarij. Carte 60. Al colophon, l'elegante marca edit. in bianco su fondo nero. Raro, usci' nel 1501; q. ns. ediz. e' censita da ICCU in 5 bibl. Freschi esemplari in carta croccante e robusta con bel frontespizio e impianto tipografico ancora nello stile degli incunaboli. Legatura antica ('600?) con robusto dorso 4 nervi fortemente rilevati, antico tit. manoscritto presso la cuffia. Forti ma non immacolati i rigidi e leggerm. arcuati piatti anticamente rifatti in perg. Insignif. tracce d'uso solo agli ang. inf. delle prime e ultime carte, se no pulitissimo. Numerosissimi i CAPILETTERA fig. o riccam. e variam. ornati. Octavianus SCOTUS di MONZA (morto nel 1498) fece stampare da Bonetus Locatellus piu' di 120 titoli di incunaboli, e fu lui stesso stampatore, dal 1479 al 1487, di 30 titoli di incunaboli, usando 11 tipi di caratteri, tra i quali probabilmente quelli qui usati dagli eredi .
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Tompkins-Kiel Marble Company.
Marble and Stone Order Catalog.
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ND, New York - Oblong 4to. Unpaginated. Gold-stamped soft leather protected by modern mylar. Pages held in place by black string tied around small metal-cleats in rear of catalog, as issued. Printed announcement by the company in gold lettering on inside of front board. Rare catalog illustrated with hundreds of colorful marble and stone specimens (mostly full-page) offered by the Tompkins-Kiel Marble Company, all printed on linen-backed leaves. Specimens with creative names such as Madre Veined Alabama, Jaune Nile Veine, Monte Aurato, Fantastico Viola, Tom-Kiel Emerald Curley Green, Opaline Granite, Breche Orientale, Morocco Red Flammè, Darosa Veine, Premier Byzantin, etc. Few images printed on glossy paper. At the time this catalog was offered the company had branches in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, Knoxville, New Orleans and Sylacauga, Alabama. Minor rubbing on binding. "1515" in white handwritten near tail of spine. Verso of few plates with stamp "Printed in France." Linen frayed on edges of some pages. Small abrasions on inside of back board. Overall very good condition. Scarce. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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ANON
EYN AUSSZUG ETLICHER PRACTICA PROPHECEYEN AUFF VERGANGNE UND ZUKUNFFTIGE JAR / SYBILLE / BRIGITTE / CIRILLI / JOACHIM DES ABTTES / METHODII / UNND BRUDER REYNHARTS / WIRD WEREN BIS AUFF DAS MDLXXXI JAR. NO PLACE NO PRINTER NO DATE (1515)
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Small 4to. 10 leaves. Recent half-vellum on polychrome boards. Large woodcut vignette (two-thirds of page) on title, depicting an eight-pointed star surmounted by six signs of Zodiac surmounted by three pagan gods, the lower beacons of the star with the images of Sol and Luna in different positions). Homogeneously negligibly toned due to the quality of paper, some old scribbling, but a fine copy. The author of this prophecy could not be determined, neither can the year of edition. VD-16, A-4432 (not on authopsy) mentions a date of 1515, corresponding with the earliest date readable in the book, whereas the same title is reported by NUC as having a completely different title woodcut and an imprint of Nuremberg, Hans Herrgott, 1525. This is therefore an earlier edition, most probably the original one. A date prior to 1517 can be maintained as no hint to the incipient Reformation is present. Collections of prophecies were a widespread sort of popular books, based on the alleged observations of astronomers of previous ages (in this case Ptolemaeus) to which the predictions of several wise persons and soothsayers (among others Brigitta of Sweden and Gioacchino da Fiore) were accorded. As usual with these books the predictions always saw the immediate and certain defeat of Turks, the conversion of Jews to the true faith and the reconquest of Jerusalem. Slightly disquieting are the predictions of universal German domination (zum letzten wirdt der Frantzoss unter liegen und der Teutsch am angesicht wird regiren an allen enden und behalten das regiment von Orient bis in Occident) and of the formation of a league of peasants against nobility predicted for 1522, which foreshadowed the Bauernkrieg of 1525. Kuczynski 56 (collating only 8 leaves); Koehler 198 (giving an address of Leipzig, but collating only 8 leaves as Kuczynski: the date of 1540 maintained by this last cannot be maintained in view of the date of the Peasants' War); not in STC, Adams, Machiels, Zinner and Houzeau-Lancaster.
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"LACTANCE;"
Divinarum institutionnum libri septem. De ira Dei, Liber I. De opificio Dei, Liber I. Epitome in libros suos liber acephalos. Phœnix. Carmen de Dominica Resurrectionne.
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Venise, Alde, 1515 In-8 de (16) ff., 348 pp., , maroquin lavallière, grand décor de maroquin noir mosaïqué composé d'entrelacs s'articulant autour d'un grand médaillon central ovale dessiné par un jeu d'entrelacs, enroulements et fleurons de maroquin mosaïqué bleu et rouge, dos à nerfs orné de même, coupes et bordures décorées, tranches dorées (Capé). "Première édition aldine des œuvres de Lactance. Elle a été donnée par Giambattista Egnatio, auteur de deux longues préfaces dont la première est l'éloge funèbre d'Alde qui venait de mourir trois mois auparavant. Egnatio fut un familier d'Alde Manuce et de sa famille ainsi que l'ami de Jean Grolier dont la bibliothèque comprenait de nombreuses édition aldines. Cet exemplaire ne comporte pas, à la suite, les 48 pages de l'Apologétique de Trébutien. Exemplaire de toute beauté, revêtu d'une spectaculaire reliure mosaïquée signée de Capé. Toutefois, le décor et la dorure reviennent à Marius-Michel père qui, avant de s'associer avec son fils en 1866, travaillait comme doreur pour les plus grands relieurs. Inspiré des décors du XVIe siècle, le travail du ""doreur des doreurs"" manifeste une virtuosité et une justesse de main extraordinaires. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, pp. 70-72. - The Aldine Press, Catalogue of the Ahmanson-Murphy Collection of Books, nº 132."
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Mrs. James Earl Ray. Anna Ray.
Separate Portraits of James Earl Ray and Martin Luther King.
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- Acrylic portraits of James Earl Ray and Martin Luther King painted by Anna Ray, James Earl's wife before they were married. (she was a courtroom sketch artist for CBS during the second trial who later married James Earl Ray.) Call for more details. Very rare, only ones like it. James Earl is in prison clothes with a brown backround. Martin Luther King is in black robe with American flag flying behind him. Both portraits are 22"x30".; 1515. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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PETRARCA FRANCESCO
OPERA DEL PRECLASISSIMO POETA MISSER FRANCESCHO PETRARCHA CON EL COMENTO DE BERNARDO LYCINIO SOPRA LI TRIUMPHI. CON FRANC. PHILELPHO, ANT. DE TEMPO, HIER. ALEXANDRINO SOPRA LI SONETI ET CANZONE NOVAMENTE HISTORIATE: ET CORRECTE PER NICOLO PERANZONE. AZONTE MOLTE NOTABELE ET EXCELLENTE ADDITIONE. (IN FINE AD ENTRAMBE LE PARTI:) VENETIA, AUGUSTINO DE ZANNI DA PORTESE, 20 MARZO 1515, 2 PARTI IN UN VOL.
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in-folio, ff. (10), CXXVIII; CXIII, (3); leg. del tempo tipo monastico in m. cuoio, piatti in assicelle, un fermaglio conservato in cuoio ed ottone e tracce di altro. Titolo generale a stampa rossa e nera con, in basso, bella impresa tipogr. raffig. S. Bartolomeo; grandi e piccole iniz. silogr., istoriate ed ornate, su fondo nero; testo racchiuso dal commento su tre lati, entrambi in car. rom. Illustrato da 6 grandi e superbe figure silografiche ai "Trionfi", tutte racchiuse dalla stessa elegante bordura (gia' utilizzate dallo stampatore per la sua edizione del 1497). La presente impressione del 1515 ripete quella del medesimo stampatore del 1508, curata dal Peranzone; si avvale dei commenti di Bernardo Licinio ai Trionfi e di Francesco Filelfo, Girolamo Alessandrino ed Antonio da Tempo al Canzoniere; di quest'ultimo e' anche la "Vita" del Petrarca che si legge sui primi 2 ff. della seconda parte. Esempl. assai puro e genuino (con qualche lievissimo alone d'umido per lo piu' marginale). Mortimer II, 373. Sander 5618. Essling 87. Hortis 38. Fiske p. 90.
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LACTANCE;
Divinarum institutionnum libri septem. De ira Dei, Liber I. De opificio Dei, Liber I. Epitome in libros suos liber acephalos. Phïnix. Carmen de Dominica Resurrectionne.
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Venise, Alde, 1515 In-8 de (16) ff., 348 pp., , maroquin lavallière, grand décor de maroquin noir mosaïqué composé d'entrelacs s'articulant autour d'un grand médaillon central ovale dessiné par un jeu d'entrelacs, enroulements et fleurons de maroquin mosaïqué bleu et rouge, dos à nerfs orné de même, coupes et bordures décorées, tranches dorées (Capé). "Première édition aldine des ïuvres de Lactance. Elle a été donnée par Giambattista Egnatio, auteur de deux longues préfaces dont la première est l'éloge funèbre d'Alde qui venait de mourir trois mois auparavant. Egnatio fut un familier d'Alde Manuce et de sa famille ainsi que l'ami de Jean Grolier dont la bibliothèque comprenait de nombreuses édition aldines. Cet exemplaire ne comporte pas, à la suite, les 48 pages de l'Apologétique de Trébutien. Exemplaire de toute beauté, revêtu d'une spectaculaire reliure mosaïquée signée de Capé. Toutefois, le décor et la dorure reviennent à Marius-Michel père qui, avant de s'associer avec son fils en 1866, travaillait comme doreur pour les plus grands relieurs. Inspiré des décors du XVIe siècle, le travail du ""doreur des doreurs"" manifeste une virtuosité et une justesse de main extraordinaires. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, pp. 70-72. - The Aldine Press, Catalogue of the Ahmanson-Murphy Collection of Books, n 132."
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