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Displayed below are selected recent viaLibri matches for books published in 1522 Asconius Paedianus - Cicero Asconii Paediani Expositio in IIII. Orationes M. Tulli Cic. contra C. Verrem.       Venetiis, In Aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Asulani Soceri, Mense Decembri 1522. 16� (cm. 16) legat. coeva in pergamena, scritte calligrafiche al dorso (con piccolo forellino); 12 carte non numerate e 283 numerate. Lieve alone nella parte marginale superiore delle prime carte, ma ottimo esemplare. Raro.       [Bookseller: Ai due santi Libreria di Alessandro Negr]  1.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   AUGUSTINE, Saint: VIVES, Juan Luis Io. Frobenius lectori S.D. En habes ... Aurelii Augustini, opusabsolutissimum, de civitate Dei, magnis sudoribus emendatum ... per virumclarissimum & undequaque doctissimum Ioan. Lodovicum Vivem ....       J. Froben Basel 1522 Contemporary blind tooled calf; rubbed but very sound (without clasps and minor chipping to head and tail of spine) Folio . FIRST EDITION of this important commentary of St. Augustine's "City of God" by Juan Luis Vives (1492-1540) who was the greatest Spanish humanist and educational theorist of the sixteenth century. Vives was commissioned for this work by his close friend Erasmus who highly praises his talents in his preface. "Erasmus persuaded Vives to edit Augustine's De Civitate Dei for the projected Froben edition of the Father's works. Vives began the task in January 1521, sending his text and commentary to Basel in installments, the last in July 1522 ... Direct collaboration, however, placed a strain on the relationship of the two men, as Erasmus pressed Vives to complete the project quickly. In July 1522 Vives complained to Cranevelt of the harshness of Erasmus' letters and of his threats that Froben would publish an incomplete version of the work ... Vives suffered from insomnia, and in August 1522, shortly after sending the last books to Basel, fell seriously ill. De Civitate Dei was published in September, with an introductory letter by Erasmus, a eulogy of Erasmus by Vives, and the dedicatory epistle to Henry VIII" (Contemporaries of Erasmus, III, pp. 409-13). Vives had sought the patronage of Henry VIII of England through the offices of Thomas More. When that failed he dedicated the present work to Henry. This work also led to some friction between the two great humanists. "Early in 1525 Erasmus had complained to Vives that sales of the edition were poor, blaming this on the length of Vives' commentary and pointing out that he had advised brevity. In October 1527 he informed Vives that the Froben press wished to delay reprinting De civitatee Dei for the new collected works of Augustine because many copies of Vives' edition remained unsold. When Vives countered that he had heard from the bookseller Franz Birckmann that sales were going well, Erasmus harshly denied this claim, adding the cutting remark that Vives should write something useful ... The quarrel appeared to be patched up when Vives sent Eramus a conciliatory letter and the Froben press decided to reprint De Civitate Dei, ... Despite Erasmus' negative reaction, Vives' commentary was a valuable contribution to the elucidation of Augustinian thought and was republished frequently, in English and French translations as well as in Latin" (ibid.). A monumental publication of the great Froben press which spared no effort to provide a magnificent example of his printing art and the handsome use of his stock of decorative woodcuts by Hans Holbein and Urs Graff. The beautiful exlibris of Hector P�mer at one time was thought to be by Duerer (cf. Illustrated Bartsch, X, no. 163, 169) but was the work of Hans Sebald Beham (Pauli, Beham, 1352). The large woodcut (30 x 19.5 cm) displays the families coat of arms with St. Laurentius standing to one side with a palm branch in his left hand and a roasting grill in his right (symbol of his martyrdom); all within architectural borders. At the bottom is the family motto "Omnia munda munids" repeated in Hebrew and Greek. The woodcutter�s initials and date in bottom right corner ("R.A. 1525"). There are extensive neat annotations, presumably by Hector P�mer, in red ink including a purchase inscription on the last page below the printer's device which is dated 7 February 1524. A later owner, probably mid-16th century, has also added numerous annotations in a brown ink, some of which are quite fascinating. For example on page 485 where St. Augustine writes: "Auctuos est autem numerus gentium multo amplius quez linguarum. Nam & in Africa barbaras gentes in una lingua plurimas novimus, & homines quidem multiplicato genere huano, ad insulas inhabitantes navigio transire potuisse. quisd ambigat." Our reader writes -- "etiam in Americam? Negat Augustinus cap. 9 huius libri, Lactantium aliosq sequitus, qui negabant dati Antipodas." Provenance: Purchase inscription 7 February 1524 on last page; P�mer's bookplate; 19th century bookplate of the "Baptist Education Society of the State of New York."; Late 19th century blind pressure stamp of Colgate University (deaccessioned). [22] 787, [1] pp. Elaborate historiated woodcut title-border; four part woodcut border for first page of text with architectural sides and putti in various scholarly poses at top and bottom with the initials "H.H." (Hans Holbein); the third woodcut border on a1 is signed "VG" (Urs Graff) and features a central shield on which is printed "Io. Frob. typis excvdebat" and four lines in Greek, beautiful white on black architectural columns and putti. The final woodcut border depicting figures, from the classics and mythology, surrounding Froben's woodcut device. Woodcut historiated headpieces and woodcut initials throughout. A very wide margined copy. Purchase inscription at the bottom of the last page dated "1524". The work is annotated throughout in the same very neat hand all in red ink. There are also annotations in black somewhat later in the 16th century (see below). Some very minor handsoiling in the blank margins of a few leaves; minimal damp stain in the extreme outer edges of a few leaves. Fine copy with the superb full-page woodcut exlibris of Hector P�mer with woodcutter's initials "R.A." and dated "1525." �       [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice Inc.]  2.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   TROGUS POMPEIUS.- Externae Historiae in Compendium ab Iustino Redactae. Externorum imperatorum vitae authore Aemilio Probo       S. d. t. (1522 - 1523 ca.). " In 8vo, legatura coeva in piena pelle, con impressioni a secco sui piatti (lisa, antico restauro al dorso, con la reintegrazione di alcune parti mancanti nelle parti superiore e inferiore); cc. 204. Caratteri corsivi. Restauri sulla prima e sull'ultima c. (piccoli segni di tarlo), con danno ad alcune lettere sul front. e a due parole sull'ultima c. Esemplare lavato. Contraffazione che Renouard inserisce tra le "non lionesi" dell'edizione aldina del 1522, di cui riporta la medesima prefazione. Renouard, 318, (8)."       [Bookseller: Docet Libreria di Francesco e Loris Rabi]  3.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   WALDSEEMULLER, Martin - FRIES, Laurent Tabu Moder Anglie & Hiber       1522-[35] Lyon 320 x 410 mm., with small area of paper fill upper centrefold just affecting scrolled title. Reduced version of Waldseemuller; the third state of four with an attractive scrolled title above. By now Lorenz Fries whose maps were first issued in the 1522 edition had died. The blocks found their way into the possession of Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel. For this edition published in Lyon the brothers asked Michael Servetus to re-edit the text. Shirley, R.W. (BI to 1650) 25; Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 28/30.       [Bookseller: Clive A. Burden Ltd.]  4.   Check availability:     ILAB    Bibliophile   Link/Print   Mirabilis Liber qui prophetias revelationesque nec non res mirandas preteritas presentes et futuras.       Paris, Enguilbert et Jean de Marnef, 1522 2 parties en un volume in-8 de 87 ff. et (1) f. de marque d'imprimeur, maroquin rouge, armes au centre des plats, dos � nerfs, filets dor�s sur les coupes, petite dentelle int�rieure dor�e, tranches dor�es sur marbrure (Duru). "Premi�re �dition dat�e de cette r�union de proph�ties politiques dont le but �tait de d�montrer la l�gitimit� du roi de France � la monarchie universelle. La premi�re partie est latine. Elle est imprim�e sur deux colonnes et comporte 68 feuillets. Elle renferme les proph�ties de Bemechodi, de la Sybille, de l'abb� Joachim, de Sainte Brigitte, de Catherine de Sienne, de Saint J�r�me, de Saint Vincent et du Fr�re Jean de la Roche Taill�e. La seconde partie est fran�aise. Imprim�e dans une gothique l�g�rement diff�rente, elle comporte 20 feuillets. Elle contient, outre une proph�tie datant de l'an 600, d'autres proph�ties plus curieuses comme celle c�l�bre de Saint C�saire avec des allusions marqu�es � la R�volution fran�aise. Pour cette raison, Stanislas de Guaita pr�tendait que, sous l'Empire, les biblioth�ques publiques en refusaient la communication. Splendide exemplaire parfaitement �tabli. Il est cit� par Brunet. Provenance : Solar (1860, n 607) puis baron Seilli�re, qui a fait apposer ses armes sur les plats (1890, n 219). Brunet, Manuel de l'amateur, III, 1741-1742. - Fairfax-Murray, Catalogue of a Collection of Early French Books, I, 382 (pour l'�dition de 1523). - Caillet, Manuel bibliographique des sciences psychiques ou occultes, n 7591. - Guaita, Biblioth�que occulte, n �726 : ""Ouvrage fort rare""."       [Bookseller: Librairie Laurent Coulet]  5.   Check availability:     Livre-Rare-Book   Link/Print   (Koebel, Jakob) EJn Ne�w Reche-p�chlein/ Wie man uff den Linien und Spacien / mit Rechenpfenningen/ leichtlich Rechen Lernen solle/ Mit viln zusetzen/ vor nie Getr�ckt...       Oppenheim, (K�bel), 1522,. Kl.-8vo. Mit Titelbord�re m. Ranken u. Affen sowie zahlr. schematischen Holzschn.-Abb. Titel in Rot u. Schwarz. 100 r�m. numer, 4 nn. Bl. Moderne HLwd. Rotschnitt.. Nicht bei Benzing in seiner Bibliographie zu K�bel. - Nicht bei VD 16 (nicht identisch mit ZV 9053: Ne�w statt New� im Titel). - Hoock-Jeannin K.8.11 (hier im Titel: "Neuwe"). - Sehr seltener Druck der Ausgabe 1522, die auch im Druck mit anderem Titelblatt f�r uns nur eimal nachweisbar ist. - Jacob K�bel, Stadtschreiber zu Oppenheim (1462-1533) verlegte in seiner Offizin eine Reihe eigener B�cher u.a. zur Geometrie u. Mathematik. "Das Rechenbuch ist in f�nf Abschnitte getheilt und war ein �u�erst praktisches und daher sehr gesuchtes H�lfsbuch, es erl�utert die arabischen Ziffern noch durch r�mische Zahlzeichen, welche "deutsche Zahlen" genannt werden. Das Buch erlebte von 1514-1532 mehrere gebesserte und erweiterte Auflagen mit ver�nderten Titeln und wurde 1524 auch von dem bekannten Adam Riese bei seinen Arbeiten ben�tzt" (ADB 16, 346). - Einige Wurml�chlein im Rande. Wohlerhalten.       [Bookseller: Antiquariat D�wal]  6.   Check availability:     prolibri    zvab    ILAB   Link/Print   Reformation - G�ttel, Kaspar Dialogus oder Gesprechb�chleyn wie Christlich vnd Euangelisch zu leben, nach dem vnd lustig, Auch in hayliger schrifftgegrundt fast nutzlich.       Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner und Philipp Ulhart d. �. 1522. 48 nn. Blatt. 19,5 x 14,5 cm. Alter Pappband. VD 16, G 3980. Schottenloher, Ulhart, Anhang 7. Interessanter Dialog zwischen einem Sch�ler, seinem Meister und einem Drescher �ber die in allen St�nden herrschende Verwilderung der Sitten. Mehrfach sind Reime in den Text eingef�gt. Der aus M�nchen stammende Kaspar G�ttel (1471-1542) geh�rt zu den �ltesten Freunden Martin Luthers. Er trat 1498 in den Augustinerorden ein und wurde von Staupitz 1516 nach Th�ringen berufen, um dort ein Augustinerkloster zu gr�nden. 1517 erwarb er in Leipzig den Doktortitel der Theologie, wandte sich aber bald der evangelischen Lehre zu und wirkte als Reformator bis er auf dem Heidelberger Konvent zum Prior in Eisleben erw�hlt wurde.       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Mertens und Pomplun]  7.   Check availability:     prolibri   Link/Print   [Biblia graeco-latina.] Novvm Testamentum omne, tertio iam ac diligentius ab Erasmo Roterodamo recognitum, non solum ad Graecam ueritatem, uerumetiam ad multorum utriusquae linguae codicum ... Addita sunt in singulas Apostolorum epistolas, Argumenta per eundem.       Basel, Johannes Froben 1522. Folio. 34 nn. Bl., 562 S., 1 nn. Bl. mit Druckermarke. Mit reichem Schmuck von verschied. K�nstlern: Titelbord�re, 9 Textbord�ren, 8 S. Kanontafeln, zahlr. fig�rl. Initialen u. Querleisten. Einfassung auf d. Tit. verso (Imago vitae aulicae) von Ambrosius Holbein, 2 Einfassungen von Urs Graf; griech. u. lat. Text in parallel. Kolumnen. Holzdeckel mit blindgepr. Schweinslederr�cken d. Zt., Reste von 2 Schlie�en. Nur Band I - Bd. II mit einzeln gef�hrten Annotationen (629 S.) hier nicht vorliegend. - R�cken bis zur Deckelh�lfte, Einb. etw. wurmstichig, obere Ecke d. Vorderdeckels besch�digt, Bll. oben teils wasserr�ndig, durchg. leicht wurmstichig, zum Schlu� mehr; Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk u. beschmutzt, insgesamt jedoch sch�nes, breitrandiges Exemplar. - Dritte Auflage der ersten griechisch-lateinischen Ausgabe des Neuen Testaments. - Erasmus von Rotterdam ver�ffentlichte 1516 bei Froben eine kritische Edition des griechischen Neuen Testaments mit der latein. �bersetzung u. Anmerkungen. Nach dem Erfolg der Erstausgabe besorgte Erasmus vier weitere, bedeutend �berarbeitete Auflagen: 1519, 1522, 1527 u. 1535. Die zweite diente Luther als Vorlage f�r seine deutsche Bibel�bersetzung. - VD 16, B 4198; Adams B 1681. [] [Bibeln/Bibles] [OrderNr. 1518][B14]       [Bookseller: Antikvari�t a Galerie Ztichl� Klika]  8.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   PEROTTUS NICOLAUS Cornucopiae, Sive Lingue Latine Commentarii Diligentissime Recogniti, Atque Ex Archetypo Emendati.       Thusculani, (in Fine): Thusculani, Apud Benacum in Aedibus Alexandri Paganini. Mense Aprili, 1522. 1522. [Filologia-Raro] (cm. 23,6) ottima piena pergamena sec. XVII, nervetti e titolo calligrafato al dorso.-- cc. 50, colonne 1268, l' ultima carta con colophon e registro � bianca al verso. Testo su due colonne, magnifica bordura xilografica al frontis raffigurata nel volume "200 decorative title-pages" e citata in "Handbook Renaissance Ornament" tavv. 18-19 dove � attribuita al Taccuini. Bella ed elegantissima edizione della pi� importante opera del Perottus; essa costituisce un commentario sui libri degli spettacoli ed � un prezioso commento degli epigrammi di Marziale nonch� un lessico ragionato della lingua latina. Sembra che il Perottus avesse rinunciato a terminare il commento di alcuni epigrammi del Marziale perch� saturi di oscenit�. L' opera � stampata con singolari e minutissimi caratteri. Alessandro Paganino era in possesso delle matrici e dei punzoni di tipo arabo usati per stampare il Corano. Qualche insignificante macchiolina e lievi tracce di polvere all' inizio e in fine, ma esemplare fresco, bello e nitido ottimamente conservato considerato l' uso pratico cui era destinato. Sander 5534; Sandy "Classical Scholarships" II 71; Baroncelli 24; Balsamo "Origini del corsivo" pp. 79-101; Nuovo "Alessandro Paganino" 60; Choix 12181; Biblioteca Panizzi 4449; Brunet IV 506; Graesse V 205; Bm. Stc. 499; Adams P 723.       [Bookseller: Libri Antichi e Rari Francesco & Claudia]  9.   Check availability:     AntiQbook   Link/Print   THEOPHYLACTE. Enarrationes in Quatuor Evangelia contines.       Andr. Cratandrum, Basileae 1522 - Ioanne Oecolampadio Interprete.1522. 2 tomes en 1 volume 4 - 220 ff. et 9 - 285 ff.Plein v�lin de l'�poque sur ais de bois, enti�rement orn� de d�cors � froid. 1 fermoir sur 2.Theophylacte, Archev�que d'Acride en Bulgarie, vivait dans le 11�me si�cle, sous les Empereurs Michel Ducas, Nic�phore Botaniates, & Alexis Comnene. Natif de Constantinople, o� il fut instruit dans les sciences eccl�siastiques, il devint sans contredit l'un des plus grands hommes de son si�cle. Il travailla avec beaucoup de z�le � l'�tablissement de la foi en Bulgarie qui �tait encore toute barbare. Superbe exemplaire, illustr� d'un magnifique titre frontispice repr�sentant des sc�nes religieuses. Au verso du dernier feuillet du premier tome, marque d'imprimeur r�p�t�e sur la page de titre du tome 2. Bien complet du dernier feuillet blanc, contenant lui-aussi la marque de l'imprimeur. Nombreuses lettrines       [Bookseller: Librairie la Devini�re]  10.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   [Biblia graeco-latina.] Novvm Testamentum omne, tertio iam ac diligentius ab Erasmo Roterodamo recognitum, non solum ad Graecam ueritatem, uerumetiam ad multorum utriusquae linguae codicum ... Addita sunt in singulas Apostolorum epistolas, Argumenta per eundem.       Basel, Johannes Froben 1522. Folio. 34 nn. Bl., 562 S., 1 nn. Bl. mit Druckermarke. Mit reichem Schmuck von verschied. K�nstlern: Titelbord�re, 9 Textbord�ren, 8 S. Kanontafeln, zahlr. fig�rl. Initialen u. Querleisten. Einfassung auf d. Tit. verso (Imago vitae aulicae) von Ambrosius Holbein, 2 Einfassungen von Urs Graf; griech. u. lat. Text in parallel. Kolumnen. Holzdeckel mit blindgepr. Schweinslederr�cken d. Zt., Reste von 2 Schlie�en. Nur Band I - Bd. II mit einzeln gef�hrten Annotationen (629 S.) hier nicht vorliegend. - R�cken bis zur Deckelh�lfte, Einb. etw. wurmstichig, obere Ecke d. Vorderdeckels besch�digt, Bll. oben teils wasserr�ndig, durchg. leicht wurmstichig, zum Schlu� mehr; Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk u. beschmutzt, insgesamt jedoch sch�nes, breitrandiges Exemplar. - Dritte Auflage der ersten griechisch-lateinischen Ausgabe des Neuen Testaments. - Erasmus von Rotterdam ver�ffentlichte 1516 bei Froben eine kritische Edition des griechischen Neuen Testaments mit der latein. �bersetzung u. Anmerkungen. Nach dem Erfolg der Erstausgabe besorgte Erasmus vier weitere, bedeutend �berarbeitete Auflagen: 1519, 1522, 1527 u. 1535. Die zweite diente Luther als Vorlage f�r seine deutsche Bibel�bersetzung. - VD 16, B 4198; Adams B 1681. [] [Bibeln/Bibles] [OrderNr. 1518][B14]       [Bookseller: Antikvari�t a Galerie Ztichl� Klika]  11.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Reformation - Oecolampadius, Johannes. Ain schoene Epistel an Caspar Hedion, das es zymlich, nutz, vnn gut sey, das die Epistel vnd das Euangelium in dem ampt der Me�, in te�tscher sprach, dem volck vorgelesen vnd verk�ndet wird durch Johannen Diepolt zu Vlm verte�tscht.       (Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner, 1522). - 14 nn. Blatt. 18,5 x 14 cm. Geheftet. VD 16, O 387. Kuczynski 2061. Staehelin 67. Erster Druck der ersten deutschen Ausgabe, kenntlich an der Trennung "Epi-stel" statt "Ep-istel". Die "Deutsche Messe" wurde von Martin Luther im Jahre 1526 herausgegeben. Aber auch vorher gab es immer wieder Versuche, die Abendmahlsgottesdienste in deutscher Sprache zu feiern. Der Baseler Reformator Johannes Hussgen, genannt Oecolampadius (1482-1531) war einer der ersten, der in seinem Schreiben an den Stra�burger Historiker und Theologen Kaspar Hedio (1494-1552) seine Forderung nach der Messe in Deutsch niederschreibt, wobei ihn der Freund um eine Stellungnahme gebeten hatte: "Sy sagten, du lesest und sagtest allain in te�tsch die epistel und das Evangelium. die still me�, wird von dir nit verstanden oder geh�rt, oder mit kurzten wortten verricht. Darumb bit ich dich durch Christum. das du mich, auff das beidest durch ain Epistel berichtest. [Attributes: Soft Cover]       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Mertens & Pomplun]  12.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   1362-1428?] Gioanni Gerson [Johannes Gerson DE GLI REMEDI CONTRA LA PUSILLANIMITA: SCROPULOSICA: & DECE PTOZIE CONSOLATION & FURI LETENTARION DELINIMICO: IN VULGARE       Title in very good condition. Thousands of satisfied customers! [Publisher: Joane Antonio Et Fratelli Da Sabio]       [Bookseller: amazon.com]  13.   Check availability:     amazon.com   Link/Print   AUGUSTINE, Saint: VIVES, Juan Luis Io. Frobenius lectori S.D. En habes ... Aurelii Augustini, opus absolutissimum, de civitate Dei, magnis sudoribus emendatum ... per virum clarissimum & undequaque doctissimum Ioan. Lodovicum Vivem       Basel: J. Froben. 1522. Contemporary blind tooled calf; rubbed but very sound (without clasps and minor chipping to head and tail of spine) Folio . FIRST EDITION of this important commentary of St. Augustine's "City of God" by Juan Luis Vives (1492-1540) who was the greatest Spanish humanist and educational theorist of the sixteenth century. Vives was commissioned for this work by his close friend Erasmus who highly praises his talents in his preface.#11;"Erasmus persuaded Vives to edit Augustine's De Civitate Dei for the projected Froben edition of the Father's works. Vives began the task in January 1521, sending his text and commentary to Basel in installments, the last in July 1522 ... Direct collaboration, however, placed a strain on the relationship of the two men, as Erasmus pressed Vives to complete the project quickly. In July 1522 Vives complained to Cranevelt of the harshness of Erasmus' letters and of his threats that Froben would publish an incomplete version of the work ... Vives suffered from insomnia, and in August 1522, shortly after sending the last books to Basel, fell seriously ill. De Civitate Dei was published in September, with an introductory letter by Erasmus, a eulogy of Erasmus by Vives, and the dedicatory epistle to Henry VIII" (Contemporaries of Erasmus, III, pp. 409-13). Vives had sought the patronage of Henry VIII of England through the offices of Thomas More. When that failed he dedicated the present work to Henry. This work also led to some friction between the two great humanists. "Early in 1525 Erasmus had complained to Vives that sales of the edition were poor, blaming this on the length of Vives' commentary and pointing out that he had advised brevity. In October 1527 he informed Vives that the Froben press wished to delay reprinting De civitatee Dei for the new collected works of Augustine because many copies of Vives' edition remained unsold. When Vives countered that he had heard from the bookseller Franz Birckmann that sales were going well, Erasmus harshly denied this claim, adding the cutting remark that Vives should write something useful ... The quarrel appeared to be patched up when Vives sent Eramus a conciliatory letter and the Froben press decided to reprint De Civitate Dei, ... Despite Erasmus' negative reaction, Vives' commentary was a valuable contribution to the elucidation of Augustinian thought and was republished frequently, in English and French translations as well as in Latin" (ibid.).#11;A monumental publication of the great Froben press which spared no effort to provide a magnificent example of his printing art and the handsome use of his stock of decorative woodcuts by Hans Holbein and Urs Graff.#11;The beautiful exlibris of Hector Pomer at one time was thought to be by Duerer (cf. Illustrated Bartsch, X, no. 163, 169) but was the work of Hans Sebald Beham (Pauli, Beham, 1352). The large woodcut (30 x 19.5 cm) displays the families coat of arms with St. Laurentius standing to one side with a palm branch in his left hand and a roasting grill in his right (symbol of his martyrdom); all within architectural borders. At the bottom is the family motto "Omnia munda munids" repeated in Hebrew and Greek. The woodcutter!s initials and date in bottom right corner ("R.A. 1525").#11;There are extensive neat annotations, presumably by Hector Pomer, in red ink including a purchase inscription on the last page below the printer's device which is dated 7 February 1524. A later owner, probably mid-16th century, has also added numerous annotations in a brown ink, some of which are quite fascinating. For example on page 485 where St. Augustine writes:#11;#11;"Auctuos est autem numerus gentium multo amplius quez linguarum. Nam & in Africa barbaras gentes in una lingua plurimas novimus, & homines quidem multiplicato genere huano, ad insulas inhabitantes navigio transire potuisse. quisd ambigat."#11;#11;Our reader writes -- "etiam in Americam? Negat Augustinus cap. 9 huius libri, Lactantium aliosq sequitus, qui negabant dati Antipodas."#11;#11;Provenance: Purchase inscription 7 February 1524 on last page; Pomer's bookplate; 19th century bookplate of the "Baptist Education Society of the State of New York."; Late 19th century blind pressure stamp of Colgate University (deaccessioned). [22] 787, [1] pp. Elaborate historiated woodcut title-border; four part woodcut border for first page of text with architectural sides and putti in various scholarly poses at top and bottom with the initials "H.H." (Hans Holbein); the third woodcut border on a1 is signed "VG" (Urs Graff) and features a central shield on which is printed "Io. Frob. typis excvdebat" and four lines in Greek, beautiful white on black architectural columns and putti. The final woodcut border depicting figures, from the classics and mythology, surrounding Froben's woodcut device. Woodcut historiated headpieces and woodcut initials throughout. A very wide margined copy. Purchase inscription at the bottom of the last page dated "1524". The work is annotated throughout in the same very neat hand all in red ink. There are also annotations in black somewhat later in the 16th century (see below). Some very minor handsoiling in the blank margins of a few leaves; minimal damp stain in the extreme outer edges of a few leaves. Fine copy with the superb full-page woodcut exlibris of Hector Pomer with woodcutter's initials "R.A." and dated "1525." !       [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice, Inc.]  14.   Check availability:     ABAA    Biblio   Link/Print   AVICENNE, Abu Ali al-Husayn ibn Sina, dit; Liber canonis totius medicine.       Lyon Jacques Myt 1522 - In-4 gothique de 11 ff.n.ch., 452 ff. chiffr�s 2 � 453, 1 f. blanc ; veau havane, dos � trois nerfs orn� de croisillons � froid, titre � l'encre sous le nerf sup�rieur, grand d�cor de bordures � froid avec d�cor v�g�tal sur les plats, traces d'attaches (reliure de l'�poque). NLM, 380 ; Sybille von G�ltlingen (Lyon), II, p. 135, n� 81 ; manque � Waller et Wellcome. Belle �dition lyonnaise des ?uvres m�dicales d'Avicenne (980-1037). Texte sur deux colonnes en petits caract�res gothiques. Le titre, imprim� en rouge et noir, est orn� d'un bel encadrement � figures contenant, entre autres, trois petits portraits d'Hippocrate, Galien et Avicenne. Tr�s nombreuses lettrines � fond cribl� (les douze premi�res ont �t� colori�es en rose � une �poque relativement r�cente). Le texte reproduit celui de l'�dition de Venise, 1505, qui proposait la traduction latine de G�rard de Cr�mone (1114-1187) avec les corrections de Pietro Antonio Rustico (1486-1522). La vie d'Avicenne par Francesco Calphurnius et les annotations de Symphorien Champier (1472-1539), nomm� �chevin de Lyon en 1520, paraissent ici pour la premi�re fois. "Avicenne fut le premier � reconna�tre la fonction de la r�tine, � noter que la m�ningite �tait une inflammation des enveloppes du cerveau, � diff�rencier les ict�res, � comprendre l'origine de l'apoplexie et � entrevoir les possibilit�s d'infections de la m�re au f?tus. Il d�crit les modifications des urines durant la grossesse et note la saveur sucr�e de l'urine des diab�tiques. Ses conseils sont toujours valables : hygi�ne de l'enfance et de l'adolescence, purification de l'eau par distillation, �bullition et filtration, action anesth�siante de l'opium ou du froid, utilisation dans la th�rapeutique des facult�s sensitives et morales, consommation de fromage de ch�vre (pr�mices des ferments lactiques) dans les diarrh�es, action de l'aconit ; de la moelle osseuse dans les an�mies. Il envisagea aussi de pratiquer la trach�otomie" (Dict. hist. des m�decins). Nombreuses annotations anciennes et passages soulign�s � l'encre noire, d'une main du XVIe si�cle. Tr�s bon exemplaire, avec de bonnes marges ; reliure habilement restaur�e ; rousseurs et taches sporadiques. [Attributes: Hard Cover]       [Bookseller: thomas-scheler]  15.   Check availability:     Abebooks   Link/Print   AUGUSTINE, Saint: VIVES, Juan Luis Io. Frobenius lectori S.D. En habes . Aurelii Augustini, opus absolutissimum, de civitate Dei, magnis sudoribus emendatum . per virum clarissimum & undequaque doctissimum Ioan. Lodovicum Vivem .       J. Froben, Basel 1522 - Contemporary blind tooled calf; rubbed but very sound (without clasps and minor chipping to head and tail of spine) Folio . FIRST EDITION of this important commentary of St. Augustine's "City of God" by Juan Luis Vives (1492-1540) who was the greatest Spanish humanist and educational theorist of the sixteenth century. Vives was commissioned for this work by his close friend Erasmus who highly praises his talents in his preface. "Erasmus persuaded Vives to edit Augustine's De Civitate Dei for the projected Froben edition of the Father's works. Vives began the task in January 1521, sending his text and commentary to Basel in installments, the last in July 1522 . Direct collaboration, however, placed a strain on the relationship of the two men, as Erasmus pressed Vives to complete the project quickly. In July 1522 Vives complained to Cranevelt of the harshness of Erasmus' letters and of his threats that Froben would publish an incomplete version of the work . Vives suffered from insomnia, and in August 1522, shortly after sending the last books to Basel, fell seriously ill. De Civitate Dei was published in September, with an introductory letter by Erasmus, a eulogy of Erasmus by Vives, and the dedicatory epistle to Henry VIII" (Contemporaries of Erasmus, III, pp. 409-13). Vives had sought the patronage of Henry VIII of England through the offices of Thomas More. When that failed he dedicated the present work to Henry. This work also led to some friction between the two great humanists. "Early in 1525 Erasmus had complained to Vives that sales of the edition were poor, blaming this on the length of Vives' commentary and pointing out that he had advised brevity. In October 1527 he informed Vives that the Froben press wished to delay reprinting De civitatee Dei for the new collected works of Augustine because many copies of Vives' edition remained unsold. When Vives countered that he had heard from the bookseller Franz Birckmann that sales were going well, Erasmus harshly denied this claim, adding the cutting remark that Vives should write something useful . The quarrel appeared to be patched up when Vives sent Eramus a conciliatory letter and the Froben press decided to reprint De Civitate Dei, . Despite Erasmus' negative reaction, Vives' commentary was a valuable contribution to the elucidation of Augustinian thought and was republished frequently, in English and French translations as well as in Latin" (ibid.). A monumental publication of the great Froben press which spared no effort to provide a magnificent example of his printing art and the handsome use of his stock of decorative woodcuts by Hans Holbein and Urs Graff. The beautiful exlibris of Hector P�mer at one time was thought to be by Duerer (cf. Illustrated Bartsch, X, no. 163, 169) but was the work of Hans Sebald Beham (Pauli, Beham, 1352). The large woodcut (30 x 19.5 cm) displays the families coat of arms with St. Laurentius standing to one side with a palm branch in his left hand and a roasting grill in his right (symbol of his martyrdom); all within architectural borders. At the bottom is the family motto "Omnia munda munids" repeated in Hebrew and Greek. The woodcutter?s initials and date in bottom right corner ("R.A. 1525"). There are extensive neat annotations, presumably by Hector P�mer, in red ink including a purchase inscription on the last page below the printer's device which is dated 7 February 1524. A later owner, probably mid-16th century, has also added numerous annotations in a brown ink, some of which are quite fascinating. For example on page 485 where St. Augustine writes: "Auctuos est autem numerus gentium multo amplius quez linguarum. Nam & in Africa barbaras gentes in una lingua plurimas novimus, & homines quidem multiplicato genere huano, ad insulas inhabitantes navigio transire potuisse. quisd ambigat." Our reader writes -- "etiam in Americam? Negat Augustinus cap. 9 huius libri, Lactantium aliosq sequitus, qui negabant dati Antipodas." Provenan       [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice, Inc.]  16.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   REQUERIMIENTO hecho por D. Juan Tello a D. Diego Hern�ndez. Para que pague el dinero que le debe por su boda con D�a. Mencia de Qui�ones (sobrina de D. Diego) en concepto de dote. Este dinero lo debe y ademas no lo ha pagado en los plazos a que se oblig�       - Fechada a 31-7-1522, firmada por el escribano p�blico D. Garc�a Alvarez y signada con su signo. Ocupa 1 pliego doblado en 2 folios, manuscrito el 1� por anverso y reverso HISTORIA MANUSCRITO       [Bookseller: Libreria Jimenez]  17.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   AUGUSTINE, Saint: VIVES, Juan Luis Io. Frobenius lectori S.D. En habes ... Aurelii Augustini, opusabsolutissimum, de civitate Dei, magnis sudoribus emendatum ... per virumclarissimum & undequaque doctissimum Ioan. Lodovicum Vivem ....       J. Froben Basel 1522 Contemporary blind tooled calf; rubbed but very sound (without clasps and minor chipping to head and tail of spine) Folio . FIRST EDITION of this important commentary of St. Augustine's "City of God" by Juan Luis Vives (1492-1540) who was the greatest Spanish humanist and educational theorist of the sixteenth century. Vives was commissioned for this work by his close friend Erasmus who highly praises his talents in his preface. "Erasmus persuaded Vives to edit Augustine's De Civitate Dei for the projected Froben edition of the Father's works. Vives began the task in January 1521, sending his text and commentary to Basel in installments, the last in July 1522 ... Direct collaboration, however, placed a strain on the relationship of the two men, as Erasmus pressed Vives to complete the project quickly. In July 1522 Vives complained to Cranevelt of the harshness of Erasmus' letters and of his threats that Froben would publish an incomplete version of the work ... Vives suffered from insomnia, and in August 1522, shortly after sending the last books to Basel, fell seriously ill. De Civitate Dei was published in September, with an introductory letter by Erasmus, a eulogy of Erasmus by Vives, and the dedicatory epistle to Henry VIII" (Contemporaries of Erasmus, III, pp. 409-13). Vives had sought the patronage of Henry VIII of England through the offices of Thomas More. When that failed he dedicated the present work to Henry. This work also led to some friction between the two great humanists. "Early in 1525 Erasmus had complained to Vives that sales of the edition were poor, blaming this on the length of Vives' commentary and pointing out that he had advised brevity. In October 1527 he informed Vives that the Froben press wished to delay reprinting De civitatee Dei for the new collected works of Augustine because many copies of Vives' edition remained unsold. When Vives countered that he had heard from the bookseller Franz Birckmann that sales were going well, Erasmus harshly denied this claim, adding the cutting remark that Vives should write something useful ... The quarrel appeared to be patched up when Vives sent Eramus a conciliatory letter and the Froben press decided to reprint De Civitate Dei, ... Despite Erasmus' negative reaction, Vives' commentary was a valuable contribution to the elucidation of Augustinian thought and was republished frequently, in English and French translations as well as in Latin" (ibid.). A monumental publication of the great Froben press which spared no effort to provide a magnificent example of his printing art and the handsome use of his stock of decorative woodcuts by Hans Holbein and Urs Graff. The beautiful exlibris of Hector P�mer at one time was thought to be by Duerer (cf. Illustrated Bartsch, X, no. 163, 169) but was the work of Hans Sebald Beham (Pauli, Beham, 1352). The large woodcut (30 x 19.5 cm) displays the families coat of arms with St. Laurentius standing to one side with a palm branch in his left hand and a roasting grill in his right (symbol of his martyrdom); all within architectural borders. At the bottom is the family motto "Omnia munda munids" repeated in Hebrew and Greek. The woodcutter�s initials and date in bottom right corner ("R.A. 1525"). There are extensive neat annotations, presumably by Hector P�mer, in red ink including a purchase inscription on the last page below the printer's device which is dated 7 February 1524. A later owner, probably mid-16th century, has also added numerous annotations in a brown ink, some of which are quite fascinating. For example on page 485 where St. Augustine writes: "Auctuos est autem numerus gentium multo amplius quez linguarum. Nam & in Africa barbaras gentes in una lingua plurimas novimus, & homines quidem multiplicato genere huano, ad insulas inhabitantes navigio transire potuisse. quisd ambigat." Our reader writes -- "etiam in Americam? Negat Augustinus cap. 9 huius libri, Lactantium aliosq sequitus, qui negabant dati Antipodas." Provenance: Purchase inscription 7 February 1524 on last page; P�mer's bookplate; 19th century bookplate of the "Baptist Education Society of the State of New York."; Late 19th century blind pressure stamp of Colgate University (deaccessioned). [22] 787, [1] pp. Elaborate historiated woodcut title-border; four part woodcut border for first page of text with architectural sides and putti in various scholarly poses at top and bottom with the initials "H.H." (Hans Holbein); the third woodcut border on a1 is signed "VG" (Urs Graff) and features a central shield on which is printed "Io. Frob. typis excvdebat" and four lines in Greek, beautiful white on black architectural columns and putti. The final woodcut border depicting figures, from the classics and mythology, surrounding Froben's woodcut device. Woodcut historiated headpieces and woodcut initials throughout. A very wide margined copy. Purchase inscription at the bottom of the last page dated "1524". The work is annotated throughout in the same very neat hand all in red ink. There are also annotations in black somewhat later in the 16th century (see below). Some very minor handsoiling in the blank margins of a few leaves; minimal damp stain in the extreme outer edges of a few leaves. Fine copy with the superb full-page woodcut exlibris of Hector P�mer with woodcutter's initials "R.A." and dated "1525." �       [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice Inc.]  18.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   [Biblia graeco-latina.] Novvm Testamentum omne, tertio iam ac diligentius ab Erasmo Roterodamo recognitum, non solum ad Graecam ueritatem, uerumetiam ad multorum utriusquae linguae codicum ... Addita sunt in singulas Apostolorum epistolas, Argumenta per eundem.       Basel, Johannes Froben 1522. Folio. 34 nn. Bl., 562 S., 1 nn. Bl. mit Druckermarke. Mit reichem Schmuck von verschied. K�nstlern: Titelbord�re, 9 Textbord�ren, 8 S. Kanontafeln, zahlr. fig�rl. Initialen u. Querleisten. Einfassung auf d. Tit. verso (Imago vitae aulicae) von Ambrosius Holbein, 2 Einfassungen von Urs Graf; griech. u. lat. Text in parallel. Kolumnen. Holzdeckel mit blindgepr. Schweinslederr�cken d. Zt., Reste von 2 Schlie�en. Nur Band I - Bd. II mit einzeln gef�hrten Annotationen (629 S.) hier nicht vorliegend. - R�cken bis zur Deckelh�lfte, Einb. etw. wurmstichig, obere Ecke d. Vorderdeckels besch�digt, Bll. oben teils wasserr�ndig, durchg. leicht wurmstichig, zum Schlu� mehr; Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk u. beschmutzt, insgesamt jedoch sch�nes, breitrandiges Exemplar. - Dritte Auflage der ersten griechisch-lateinischen Ausgabe des Neuen Testaments. - Erasmus von Rotterdam ver�ffentlichte 1516 bei Froben eine kritische Edition des griechischen Neuen Testaments mit der latein. �bersetzung u. Anmerkungen. Nach dem Erfolg der Erstausgabe besorgte Erasmus vier weitere, bedeutend �berarbeitete Auflagen: 1519, 1522, 1527 u. 1535. Die zweite diente Luther als Vorlage f�r seine deutsche Bibel�bersetzung. - VD 16, B 4198; Adams B 1681. [] [Bibeln/Bibles] [OrderNr. 1518][B14]       [Bookseller: Antikvari�t a Galerie Ztichl� Klika]  19.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Luther, Martin. Ain Sermon Secundum Matheum. sagt Von den Phariseyern, Vn[d] wie er sy mit seym BrŸder versyenen soll Kurtzlich Geprediget. Jn got versamlet. De insignibus D.       - [Augsburg : Melchior Ramminger], 1522. 4to, 6ff. Unpaginated. Modern wrappers, slightly worn, internally crisp and clean. First printing of this rare letter on the Ten Commandments etc. A search in OCLC and KVK yielded a small number of copies, many apparently in microfilm, but I suspect there are originals in all the obvious places, many bound up perhaps in collections of sermons by Luther. VD 16.; L 6233. Benzing, J., Lutherbibliographie, 1416.; BM STC German, 1455�1600, p. 480. Luther, M. Werke, WA, 10, 3: CXXXVa. [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]       [Bookseller: John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller, ABAA]  20.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   CUJAS (Jacques). Novellarum Constitutionum imp. Justiniani Expositio. Ejusdem ad Africanum Tractatus Quinque. Observationum libri tres, nonus, decimus, undecimus. His omnibus accesserunt Indices copiosissimi. Lugduni, apud Clementem Baudin, 1570. (Reli� � la suite:) 2). DU MEME. De Feudis, libri V. Lugduni, ad Salamandrae apud Claudium Sennetonium, 1566.       2 ouvrages en 1 volume in-folio. 1). 2ff.n.ch. 138pp. (1f.blanc). 192pp. 8ff.n.ch. 2). 6ff.n.ch. (sur 16). 272pp. V�lin souple de l'�poque (quelques d�fauts). 1). Edition Originale parue � la m�me date chez plusieurs librairies, de cet ouvrage du c�l�bre jurisconsulte toulousain Jacques Cujas. 2). Exemplaire auquel manque l'index, mais bien complet du texte. Int�ressante r�union de 2 ouvrages du c�l�bre jurisconsulte toulousain Jacques Cujas (1522-1590). "Cujas eut la gloire (...) de trouver et d'expliquer les lois romaines dans leur sinc�rit� historique, sans m�lange d'id�es �trang�res, et de fonder ainsi la grande �cole historique du droit" (Larousse). Galeries de vers marginales dans les 2 ouvrages, sans atteinte au texte. Mouillures et rousseurs �parses.       [Bookseller: Llibreria Antiqu�ria Comellas]  21.   Check availability:     choosebooks    ILAB   Link/Print   PEROTTUS NICOLAUS Cornucopiae, Sive Lingue Latine Commentarii Diligentissime Recogniti, Atque Ex Archetypo Emendati.       (in fine): Thusculani, Apud Benacum in Aedibus Alexandri Paganini. Mense Aprili, 1522, Thusculani - [Filologia-Raro] (cm. 23,6) ottima piena pergamena sec. XVII, nervetti e titolo calligrafato al dorso.-- cc. 50, colonne 1268, l' ultima carta con colophon e registro � bianca al verso. Testo su due colonne, magnifica bordura xilografica al frontis raffigurata nel volume "200 decorative title-pages" e citata in "Handbook Renaissance Ornament" tavv. 18-19 dove � attribuita al Taccuini. Bella ed elegantissima edizione della pi� importante opera del Perottus; essa costituisce un commentario sui libri degli spettacoli ed � un prezioso commento degli epigrammi di Marziale nonch� un lessico ragionato della lingua latina. Sembra che il Perottus avesse rinunciato a terminare il commento di alcuni epigrammi del Marziale perch� saturi di oscenit�. L' opera � stampata con singolari e minutissimi caratteri. Alessandro Paganino era in possesso delle matrici e dei punzoni di tipo arabo usati per stampare il Corano. Qualche insignificante macchiolina e lievi tracce di polvere all' inizio e in fine, ma esemplare fresco, bello e nitido ottimamente conservato considerato l' uso pratico cui era destinato. * Sander 5534; * Sandy "Classical Scholarships" II 71; * Baroncelli 24; * Balsamo "Origini del corsivo" pp. 79-101; * Nuovo "Alessandro Paganino" 60; * Choix 12181; * Biblioteca Panizzi 4449; * Brunet IV 506; * Graesse V 205; * Bm. Stc. 499; * Adams P 723       [Bookseller: LIBRI ANTICHI E RARI FRANCESCO&CLAUDIA]  22.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   Plautus. Ex Plauti Comoediis XX quarum carmina magna ex parte in mensum suum restituta sunt.       Venice: in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Asulani Soceri. Mense Iulio. , 1522 - a little faint foxing, title somewhat stained around old gently washed inscriptions, some edges a bit dampmarked, a few small ink marks, ff. [xiv], 284, 8vo., late nineteenth century vellum, smooth backstrip divided by wide gilt dentelle rolls, red morocco label in second compartment, the rest with central butterfly-shape gilt decoration, somewhat soiled, endpapers with armorial bookplate (James Whittle, struck through), bookseller?s ticket, and a bibliographic note, good The first and only Aldine edition of Plautus, edited by Franciscus Asulanus (Francesco Torresani). The preface states that the basis of the text was a version prepared by Aldus Manutius and Erasmus. In a letter to Erasmus of 1517, Andrea Torresani, Francesco?s father, recalls the work of Aldus and Erasmus: ?And then the Plautus, how much effort [Aldus] expended on that, in which you gave him a great deal of help, for he used you to stick together, as it were, the lines of this Latin Siren? (Ep. 589). Despite this, Dibdin asserts that there are relatively few textual differences between this and the Giunta edition of the same year; Joseph Dane suggests the reason is that Erasmus and Aldus were not preparing an edition but instead working on metre (vide pp. 121-3 of ?On Metrical Confusion and Consensus in Early Editions of Terence? in Humanistica Lovaniensia, vol. XLVIII). (CNCE 37687; Renouard p. 94.2; Adams P1487; Dibdin II 308; Schweiger II 761; Goldsmid 189; Moss II 460; BM STC 524) [Attributes: Hard Cover]       [Bookseller: Blackwell's Rare Books ABA ILAB BA]  23.   Check availability:     Abebooks   Link/Print   Martin Luther Contra Henricum regem Angliae.       31 Bll. Pappband um 1900. 4�. VD 16 L 4243; Benzing 1226. - Gleichzeitig erschien eine Ausgabe in Wittenberg (24 Bll., vgl. Benzing 1225). Luthers Reaktion auf die "Assertio septem Sacramentorum" von Heinrich VIII. - Etwas berieben. Titel alt gestempelt und etwas fingerfleckig. Mit wenigen alten Marginalien. [Publisher: (Basel, Adam Petri),]       [Bookseller: amazon.de]  24.   Check availability:     amazon.de   Link/Print   Luther, Martin: Contra Henricum regem Angliae.       (Basel, Adam Petri), 1522. - 31 Bll. Pappband um 1900. 4�. VD 16 L 4243; Benzing 1226. - Gleichzeitig erschien eine Ausgabe in Wittenberg (24 Bll., vgl. Benzing 1225). Luthers Reaktion auf die "Assertio septem Sacramentorum" von Heinrich VIII. - Etwas berieben. Titel alt gestempelt und etwas fingerfleckig. Mit wenigen alten Marginalien. [Attributes: Hard Cover]       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Turszynski]  25.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   JOURNAL OF RELIGION, DISABILITY AND HEALTH Vols. 1-10. Binghamton, 1994-2006.       . . 1522-8967       [Bookseller: Schmidt Periodicals GmbH]  26.   Check availability:     choosebooks   Link/Print   LUSCINUS OTOMARUS (NACTHIGALL OTMAR) GRUNNIUS SOPHISTA SIVE PELAGUS HUMANAE MISERIAEE' QUO DOCETUR UTRIUS NATURA AD VIRTUTEM ET FELICITATEM PROPRIUS ACCEDAT, HOMINIS AN BRUTI ANIMNTIS. M. GRUNNIIJ COROCOTTE TESTAMENTUM.. STRASSBURG, JOHANN KNOBLOCH, 1522.       In 8vo, cart. antico; cc. 59. Bella illustrazione xilografica al frontespizio raffigurante i due interlocutori dell'opera, il poeta umanista "Misobarbaro" raffigurato cinto da corona d'alloro, a fianco del suo cavallo carico di libri, di fronte il "sofista" Grunnio Corocotta, di fatto raffigurato come Porcello, in piedi, con cappello e mantello. Marca tipografica a piena pagina al verso del colophon. Caratteri corsivi. Prima edizione- Bell'esemplare. Adams/ L- 1728.       [Bookseller: Libreria DOCET�]  27.   Check availability:     Maremagnum   Link/Print   ALESSANDRI Alessandro A. Genialium dierum libri sex, varia ac recondita eruditione referti.       Le livre parut pour la premiere fois a Rome en 1522 et connut plusieurs editions au cours du siecle en Europe.Vignette de l'imprimeur en page de titre. §Plein Veau glace d'epoque. Dos a 5 nerfs orne de 5 glands. Plats estampes d'un grand motif Renaissance dore , filet d'encadrement. Les coiffes ont ete refaites, ainsi que le mors superieur. Quelques taches et estafilades sur les plats, quelques rousseurs eparses, mais bel exemplaire dans sa reliure d'epoque. §Allessandri Alessandro (1461-1523) est un jurisconsulte napolitain qui se retire a Rome pour se livrer a l'etude de la philologie et de l'Antiquite. Ce livre (Chef-d'oeuvre d'Alessandri), resultat de ses lectures et de ses recherches est ecrit sur le modele des Nuits attiques d'Aulu-Gelle ou encore des Saturnales de Macrobius. Il s'agit d'un livre representatif de la connaissance a la Renaissance en Italie que ce genre d'edition divulgue dans l'Europe entiere et en particulier en France aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles. A l'instar de ses illustres predecesseurs, l'auteur accumula des anecdotes morales, archeologiques, philologiques, physiques et metaphysiques a caractere encyclopedique. L'ouvrage est en outre precieux car il reprend les commentaires de Tiragueau intitules Semestria, publies a Lyon en 1586, ainsi que ceux de Denis Gotfried, Christophe Colerus et l'humaniste francais Nicolas Mercier, edites a Francfort en 1594, ouvrages forts rares et difficiles a consulter. On y trouve des sujets aussi varies que les hommes vivants dans la mer, les apparitions nocturnes d'esprit (les Anciens ayant ete tres superstitieux), et des notes sur tous les personnages de l'Antiquite, vivants ou legendaires. §Ex libris Josy Mazodier.Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com. Parisiis (Paris). Apud Sebastianum Nivellium. Parisiis (Paris) _1570 in 8 (11x17,5cm) 141 f.n.ch. (1bc) 384 ff. relie       [Bookseller: Librairie Le Feu Follet]  28.   Check availability:     livre-rare-book   Link/Print   POLYBIUS. HISTORIARUM LIBRI QUINQUE IN LATINAM CONVERSI LINGUA, NICOLAO PEROTTO INTERPRETE. (IN FINE:) FLORENTIAE HAEREDES PHILIPPI JUNTAE, MENSE APRILI, 1522. (CM. 16,7) CC. 225(DI 225) + 1 C. CON COLOPHON E GRANDE MARCA TIPOGRAFICA AL VERSO DIVERSA DA QUELLA AL FRONTIS. BELLA MZ. PERGAMENA MANOSCRITTA SEC. XVII, BEN RESTAURATA, PITTI CON MUSICA A STAMPA ROSSA E NERA. CARATTERE CORSIVO MOLTO ELEGANTE: DEDICA DEL PEROTTUS A NICCOLO' V. MARCA TIPOGRAFICA N. 4 E 3 IN FINE CONFORME ALLA DESCRIZIONE DI CAMERINI.MANCANO 2 CARTE (221 E222) CHESONO INSERITE IN FOTOCOPIA. TIMBRO DI BIBLIOTECA ESTINTA ALL'INIZIO, PERALTRO BELL'ESEMPLARE, NITIDO E A BUONI MARGINI.       Prima edizione giuntina, manca ad Adams, Renouard "Giunti" e Brunet. E' una delle piu importanti opere sulla storiografia classica di Roma; la traduzione del Perotto dal greco di Polibio, le deche di Tito Livio con il riassunto e l'esaltazione della gloria di Roma. Camerini-Decia 164; Bandini II 175; Graesse V 395; bm STC 531.       [Bookseller: Studio bibliografico CALABRO' Maria�]  29.   Check availability:     Maremagnum   Link/Print   CUJAS (Jacques). Novellarum Constitutionum imp. Justiniani Expositio. Ejusdem ad Africanum Tractatus Quinque. Observationum libri tres, nonus, decimus, undecimus. His omnibus accesserunt Indices copiosissimi. Lugduni, apud Clementem Baudin, 1570. (Reli� � la suite:) 2). DU MEME. De Feudis, libri V. Lugduni, ad Salamandrae apud Claudium Sennetonium, 1566.       - 2 ouvrages en 1 volume in-folio. 1). 2ff.n.ch. 138pp. (1f.blanc). 192pp. 8ff.n.ch. 2). 6ff.n.ch. (sur 16). 272pp. V�lin souple de l'�poque (quelques d�fauts). 1). Edition Originale parue � la m�me date chez plusieurs librairies, de cet ouvrage du c�l�bre jurisconsulte toulousain Jacques Cujas. 2). Exemplaire auquel manque l'index, mais bien complet du texte. Int�ressante r�union de 2 ouvrages du c�l�bre jurisconsulte toulousain Jacques Cujas (1522-1590). "Cujas eut la gloire (.) de trouver et d'expliquer les lois romaines dans leur sinc�rit� historique, sans m�lange d'id�es �trang�res, et de fonder ainsi la grande �cole historique du droit" (Larousse). Galeries de vers marginales dans les 2 ouvrages, sans atteinte au texte. Mouillures et rousseurs �parses. [Attributes: First Edition]       [Bookseller: Librer�a Comellas]  30.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   Hschn.- Karte, aus Ptolem�us, "Tabvla IX. Evropae hae svnt ecognitis totivs orbis. Prouincijs seu Praefecturis quas nona Europae tabula complectitur. Iazyges Metanastae. Dacia. Mysia superior. Mysia inferior. Thracia. Chersonesus".       . um 1522 - 41, 30 x ( 43 - 46cm.). RUM�NIEN - BULGARIEN:Nicht in Zacharakis; nicht in Szantai ( Ungarnkarten). - Fr�he Karte von S�d- Ost - Europa aus einem Ptolem�usatlas ab 1522 ( bis 1541 ). Auf der R�ckseite Beschreibung in lat. Sprache mit Holzschnittbord�re an den Seiten. - Zeigt Rum�nien, Bulgarien, Ungarn, Nordgriechenland, Bosporus, Dalmatien. - Restaurierte Wurml�cher.       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Nikolaus Struck]  31.   Check availability:     choosebooks   Link/Print   Drecoll, Volker H Der Passauer Vertrag (1522), Einleitung und Edition       de Gruyter - Drecoll, Volker H Der Passauer Vertrag (1522), Einleitung und Edition Verlag : de Gruyter ISBN : 3-11-016697-6 Einband : Leinen Seiten/Umfang : XII, 382 Seiten - 23 � 15,5 cm Erschienen : 1. Auflage 27.04.2000 Gewicht : 668 g Preisinfo : 111 Eur[D] Aus der Reihe : Arb. z. Kirchengesch. 79 Der Passauer Vertrag beendete den sogenannten "F�rstenaufstand", in dem die wichtigsten evangelischen F�rsten Deutschlands gegen Kaiser Karl V. in den Krieg zogen und f�r die L�nder evangelischer Konfession einen dauerhaften und rechtlich abgesicherten Frieden einforderten. Dazu dienten Verhandlungen der wichtigsten Reichsf�rsten in Passau, deren Verhandlungsergebnis im Passauer Vertrag fixiert wurde. Der Vertrag ist das wichtigste Dokument in der Vorgeschichte des Augsburger Religionsfriedens von 1555 und liegt bislang in keiner wissenschaftlichen Edition vor. Bei der Vorbereitung der hier vorgelegten Edition wurde das dritte Original sowie eine vorangehende Vertragsnotel entdeckt, die neues Licht auf den Vertragsabschlu� werfen. Die Protokolle sind synoptisch ediert. Die Einleitung skizziert das Zustandekommen und die Bedeutung des Vertrages.       [Bookseller: Antiquariat-Versandbuchhandel Uwe L�b]  32.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   [Biblia graeco-latina.] Novvm Testamentum omne, tertio iam ac diligentius ab Erasmo Roterodamo recognitum, non solum ad Graecam ueritatem, uerumetiam ad multorum utriusquae linguae codicum ... Addita sunt in singulas Apostolorum epistolas, Argumenta per eundem.       Basel, Johannes Froben 1522. Folio. 34 nn. Bl., 562 S., 1 nn. Bl. mit Druckermarke. Mit reichem Schmuck von verschied. K�nstlern: Titelbord�re, 9 Textbord�ren, 8 S. Kanontafeln, zahlr. fig�rl. Initialen u. Querleisten. Einfassung auf d. Tit. verso (Imago vitae aulicae) von Ambrosius Holbein, 2 Einfassungen von Urs Graf; griech. u. lat. Text in parallel. Kolumnen. Holzdeckel mit blindgepr. Schweinslederr�cken d. Zt., Reste von 2 Schlie�en. Nur Band I - Bd. II mit einzeln gef�hrten Annotationen (629 S.) hier nicht vorliegend. - R�cken bis zur Deckelh�lfte, Einb. etw. wurmstichig, obere Ecke d. Vorderdeckels besch�digt, Bll. oben teils wasserr�ndig, durchg. leicht wurmstichig, zum Schlu� mehr; Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk u. beschmutzt, insgesamt jedoch sch�nes, breitrandiges Exemplar. - Dritte Auflage der ersten griechisch-lateinischen Ausgabe des Neuen Testaments. - Erasmus von Rotterdam ver�ffentlichte 1516 bei Froben eine kritische Edition des griechischen Neuen Testaments mit der latein. �bersetzung u. Anmerkungen. Nach dem Erfolg der Erstausgabe besorgte Erasmus vier weitere, bedeutend �berarbeitete Auflagen: 1519, 1522, 1527 u. 1535. Die zweite diente Luther als Vorlage f�r seine deutsche Bibel�bersetzung. - VD 16, B 4198; Adams B 1681. [] [Bibeln/Bibles] [OrderNr. 1518][B14]       [Bookseller: Antikvari�t a Galerie Ztichl� Klika]  33.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   THEOPHYLACTE. Enarrationes in Quatuor Evangelia contines.       Ioanne Oecolampadio Interprete Basileae. Andr. Cratandrum, 1522. 2 tomes en 1 volume in folio (32/20cm), 4 - 220 ff. et 9 - 285 ff. Plein velin de l'epoque sur ais de bois, entierement orne de decors a froid. 1 fermoir sur 2. Theophylacte, Archeveque d'Acride en Bulgarie, vivait dans le 11eme siecle, sous les Empereurs Michel Ducas, Nicephore Botaniates, & Alexis Comnene. Natif de Constantinople, ou il fut instruit dans les sciences ecclesiastiques, il devint sans contredit l'un des plus grands hommes de son siecle. Il travailla avec beaucoup de zele a l'etablissement de la foi en Bulgarie qui etait encore toute barbare. Superbe exemplaire, illustre d'un magnifique titre frontispice representant des scenes religieuses. Au verso du dernier feuillet du premier tome, marque d'imprimeur repetee sur la page de titre du tome 2. Bien complet du dernier feuillet blanc, contenant lui-aussi la marque de l'imprimeur. Nombreuses lettrines       [Bookseller: Librairie la Deviniere]  34.   Check availability:     livre-rare-book   Link/Print   PETRACA, Francesco.( Petrarque): Petrarcha con doi commenti ((par) F. Philelpo (et) A.da Tempo) sopra li sonti e canzone. Ac etiam com lo commento del Misser N. Peranzone sopra li Triumphi.        Venetiis, Bernardinu Stagninu alias de Ferraris de Tridino Motisferrati, 28 Martii 1522Petit in-4, 118folios (119-121, dont le dernier blanc)-(4ff.). (8folios, dont un bl. )-140folios.1 tache d'encre ancienne a brule une partie de la marque de l'imprimeur (folio 120) . Plein velin ancien, posterieur, sur cartonnage d'epoque. Superbe typographie semi-gothique, l'ouvrage est illustre en outre de belles lettrines et de 3 bois en pleine page. Adams, 796, qui signale le feuillet A8 comme feuillet blanc, alors qu'il s'agit du feuillet A1. Dans notre exemplaire, les pages 69a 73 sont imprimees sur papier d'un format plus petit, alors que Graesse, I, 226 signale cette anomalie pours les pages 65 et ss.       [Bookseller: Librairie Rita de Maere]  35.   Check availability:     livre-rare-book   Link/Print   Wittenberg 1522. Berlin 1918. 8to. Farbig ausgemalter Titel, 3 in Gold und vielen Farben eingemalte Initialen. 13 S. Orig.-Maroquinbd. mit R�ckentitel, Titelpr�gung, umlaufender Zierbord�re u. Kopfgoldschnitt.       - 1. Nibelungendruck und eines von 50 Exemplaren der Vorzugsausgabe auf Pergament. Als Text wurde die Original-Luther-�bersetzung aus der sogenannten Septemberbibel (Wittenberg 1522) gew�hlt. Tadelloses Exemplar. - Rodenberg 444.       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Schmidt & G�nther]  36.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   BERCHEUR � BERSUIRE, Pierre (1290-1362). Tertia Pars Repertorium seu Dictionarium Morale utriusque Testamenti Fratris Petri Berchorii.       [In fine:] opera et impensis Claudii Chevallon, 1522. [Paris, Claude Chevallon, 1522]. Folio; CCLXXII folios y 17 hojas para la Tabla. Ejemplar falto de portada. Impresi�n g�tica a dos columnas. Encuadernaci�n de �poca en pergamino con cejas. El erudito monje benedictino, prior del Monasterio de Saint-Eloy, fue secretario del rey Juan el Bueno quien le protegi� de las acusaciones de hereg�a que le hab�an llevado a la c�rcel en 1331 y a quien �l, por su parte, hab�a dedicado su traducci�n al franc�s, por vez primera de las �D�cadas� de Tito Livio. Se supone que �l es tambien el autor de la llamada �Gesta Romanorum�, una recopilaci�n en lat�n de an�cdotas y cuentos muy popular en sus d�as, y cuyo gran inter�s radica en el hecho de que, directa o indirectamente, es la fuente de mucha literatura posterior que va de Chaucer a Shakesperare. Su �Repertorium Morale�, escrito hacia 1340, apareci� impreso por vez primera en Colonia, en 1477, y la presente parece ser la cuarta o quinta edici�n. Es el primer libro en el que aparece el t�rmino �Dictionarium�. Teolog�a - Ecclesi�stica - Benedictinos - Medievalia - Impresos del Siglo 16 - Diccionarios - Francia       [Bookseller: Hesperia Libros]  37.   Check availability:     uniliber   Link/Print   POLYBIUS. HISTORIARUM LIBRI QUINQUE in LATINAM CONVERSI LINGUA, Nicolao Perotto interprete. (in fine:) Florentiae Haeredes Philippi Juntae, Mense aprili, 1522.       (cm. 16,7) cc. 225(di 225) + 1 c. con colophon e grande marca tipografica al verso diversa da quella al frontis. Bella mz. pergamena manoscritta sec. xvii, ben restaurata, pitti con musica a stampa rossa e nera. carattere corsivo molto elegante: Dedica del Perottus a Niccol� V. Marca tipografica n. 4 e 3 in fine conforme alla descrizione di Camerini.Mancano 2 carte (221 e222) chesono inserite in fotocopia. Timbro di biblioteca estinta all'inizio, peraltro bell'esemplare, nitido e a buoni margini. - Prima edizione giuntina, manca ad Adams, Renouard "Giunti" e Brunet. E' una delle piu importanti opere sulla storiografia classica di Roma; la traduzione del Perotto dal greco di Polibio, le deche di Tito Livio con il riassunto e l'esaltazione della gloria di Roma. Camerini-Decia 164; Bandini II 175; Graesse V 395; bm STC 531.       [Bookseller: Maria Calabr� Studio Bibliografico]  38.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   Luther, Martin. Ain Sermon Secundum Matheum. sagt Von den Phariseyern, Vn[d] wie er sy mit seym Br�der versyenen soll Kurtzlich Geprediget. Jn got versamlet. De insignibus D.       [Augsburg : Melchior Ramminger], 1522. 4to, 6ff. Unpaginated. Modern wrappers, slightly worn, internally crisp and clean. First printing of this rare letter on the Ten Commandments etc. A search in OCLC and KVK yielded a small number of copies, many apparently in microfilm, but I suspect there are originals in all the obvious places, many bound up perhaps in collections of sermons by Luther. VD 16.; L 6233. Benzing, J., Lutherbibliographie, 1416.; BM STC German, 1455�1600, p. 480. Luther, M. Werke, WA, 10, 3: CXXXVa.       [Bookseller: Antiquarian Bookseller, John Windle]  39.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   SILIUS ITALICUS. Silii Italici clarissimi poetae Punicoru[m] libri XVII alibi in Germania non temere aediti hactenus cum argumentis. Hermanii Buschii, & scoliis in margine adiectis, quae vive uberioris commentarii esse possunt. [Au colophon : ]       Basilae, apud Thomam Volfium, 1522. In-8 [163 x 102] pleine basane de l'epoque, dos a nerfs, [4]-234 feuillets, [1] feuillet blanc et [1] feuillet pour la marque typographique. Titre dans un bel encadrement grave sur bois, lettres ornees, typographie italique pour le texte et la glose marginale. (Reliure mediocre. Plat inferieur detache, lacune au dos et aux coins, anciennement recouverts de papier. Quelques brunissures marginales et reparations anciennes a la fin sinon bel etat interieur.) ETAT MOYEN. ***___***___*** In-8 [163 X 102] full sheepskin of the time, back with nerves, [4] - 234 layers, [1] white layer and [1] layer for the typographical mark. Titrate in a beautiful framing engraved on wood, decorated letters, Italic typography for the text and the marginal glose. (Poor Binding. Detached lower dish, gap with the back and the corners, in the past covered with paper. Some marginal brunissures and old repairs at the end if not beautiful interior state.) Edition given by the German scientist Hermann of BUSCH (1468-1534.) It is a reprinting of the edition published in Leipzig in 1504 (folio). Old handwritten ex libris with the first contreplat. GRAESSE VI1, 404. ADAMS S-1133. FAIR. Edition donnee par le savant allemand Hermann de BUSCH (1468-1534.) C'est une reimpression de l'edition parue a Leipzig en 1504 (in-folio). Ex-libris manuscrit ancien au premier contreplat. GRAESSE VI1, 404. ADAMS S-1133.       [Bookseller: Librairie Picard]  40.   Check availability:     livre-rare-book   Link/Print   Karlstadt, Andreas. Von Abtuhung der Bylder, und das Keyn Betdler unther den Christen seyn sollen.       [colophon: Wittenberg: Nickell Schyrlentz, 1522]. Small 4to (18.5 cm; 7.25"). [20] ff. Highly important two part publication treating first the removal of sacred images and secondly begging. The first part of this work was in contrast to the writings of Emser (Das man der heylige[n] bilder yn den kirche[n] nit abthon noch vnehren soll Vnnd das sie yn der schrifft nyndert verbotte[n] seyn, {Dresden, 1524}, but dated in preface as April 1522) and Eck (De non tollendis Christi & sanctorum Imaginibus, {Ingolstadt, 1522}) who both opposed removal of images.  The text is printed in gothic type without woodcut initials. The title-page has a woodcut single-element architectural border, this with Abraham and Isaac below the central panel on their way to the sacrificial altar, and with Adam and Eve to the reader's left and right. Putti blow trumpets at mid-center, and above them a device of we're not sure what nature appears to be suspended by decorated cords passing through convenient holes in the vault of the heavens.  WorldCat locates four North American copies, one of which has been deaccessioned, and COPAC locates only two copies (variant title-pages), at the British Library. VD16 B6214. Removed from a nonce volume. A copy closely trimmed, costing small portion of left edge of title-page border and one line of text at top of each page of leaf A3; some other leaves also trimmed to take top portions of letters, this impacting (but generally not devastating) reader comprehension; priced accordingly. Otherwise, dust-soiling and stains; some old pencilling and no other markings.       [Bookseller: The Philadelphia Rare Books & Manuscript]  41.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Polibio Polybii historiarum libri quinque in latinam conversi linguam Nicolao Perotto interprete       (Al final:) Florencia: Filippo Giunta, 1522 8�, 225 hoj., 1 hoj. Seguido de: Livio, Tito. Titi Livii Patavini Decadum XIIII Epitomae. Lucius Florus. 52 hoj. Florus, Lucius. Lucii Flori Rerum ab urbe condita. 63 hoj. Portada con marca tipogr�fica del impresor Filippo Giunta. Plena piel, nervios, ruedas, filetes y peque�os hierros en planos y lomo. Buen ejemplar Contiene tres importantes obras de la historiograf�a cl�sica: la traducci�n latina de Perotto de la historia del griego Polibio, las catorce D�cadas de Tito Livio Paduano, escrito en latin por Lucio Aneo Floro, y el resumen de �ste autor de la obra de T. Livio, paneg�rico de las glorias de Roma. Historia. Roma. History. Hist�ria. Rome.       [Bookseller: Librer�a Anticuaria Studio]  42.   Check availability:     uniliber   Link/Print   EUSEBE DE CESAREE. Eusebius De Evangelica preparatione, a Georgio Trapezuntio e graeco in latinum traductus... novissime impressum & exactissime emendatum.       [Au colophon : Haganoae, D. Impensis... Ioannis Rynman de Oringau cura & opera industrii Henrici Gran, 1522 mense frebruario]. Petit in-4 plein veau brun sur ais de bois, decor estampe a froid avec encadrement a la roulette, losange central et rosace, traces de fermoir, 354 pages et un feuillet blanc [signatures : a8, b-c4, d8, e-f4, g8, h-i4, k8, l-m4, n8, o-p4, q8, r-s4, t8, v-x4, y8, z4, A4, B8, C-D4, E8, F-G4, H8, I4, K6], titre dans un encadrement grave sur bois portant les initiales de l'imprimeur, caracteres romains. (Reliure restauree, le dos est a l'imitation. Decor des plats frottes et difficilement lisible. Quelques mouillures claires.) BON EXEMPLAIRE. ***___***___*** Small in-4 full brown calf on board of wood, decoration stamped cold with framing with the caster, central rhombus and rosette, traces of clasp, 354 pages and a white layer, titrates in a framing engraved on wood carrying the initial ones of the printer, Roman characters. (Well restored Binding, the back is with the imitation. Decoration of the rubbed dishes. Some clear wettings of angle.) Rare Alsatian impression by the care of Johann RYNMANN of Haguenau of the version of George de TrUbizonde given for the first time in Venice by Jenson in 1470. The decoration of the binding is not easily readable. DESCHAMPS 599. ADAMS E-1084. GOOD. Rare impression du grand ouvrage apologetique d'Eusebe de Cesaree (260-340 environ), ecrit pour relever les chretiens des accusations lancees par les paiens et justifier l'abandon du culte des divinites nationales. La version, vivement critiquee, de George de Trebizonde (1396-1486), fut imprimee pour la premiere fois a Venise en 1470, par les soins de Jenson. L'ouvrage est imprime au frais du libraire d'Augsbourg Johann RYNMAN, dont la collaboration avec Henri GRAN, installe a Haguenau des 1489, remonte aux dernieres annees du XVe siecle. Cette edition est l'une de leur derniere collaboration. Elle marque une rupture comparativement aux autres productions de Gran dont les ouvrages, jusqu'alors depourvus de reclames et de reelle pagination etaient presque exclusivement imprimes en caractere gothiques plus ou moins delies : "Voici un Eusebe, De Evangelica preparatione, publie en fevrier 1522... Quoique assez etendu il est en entier en caracteres antiques, il est pagine en chiffres arabes ; il a des reclames, non seulement a chaque feuillet, mais meme a chaque page." DESCHAMPS 599. ADAMS E-1084. HANAUER, Les imprimeurs de Haguenau, 7-32.       [Bookseller: Librairie Picard]  43.   Check availability:     livre-rare-book   Link/Print   Luther, Martin Ain Sermon Secundum Matheum. sagt Von den Phariseyern, Vn[d] wie er sy mit seym Br!der versyenen soll Kurtzlich Geprediget. Jn got versamlet. De insignibus D       [Augsburg : Melchior Ramminger], 1522. 4to, 6ff. Unpaginated. Modern wrappers, slightly worn, internally crisp and clean. First printing of this rare letter on the Ten Commandments etc. A search in OCLC and KVK yielded a small number of copies, many apparently in microfilm, but I suspect there are originals in all the obvious places, many bound up perhaps in collections of sermons by Luther. VD 16.; L 6233. Benzing, J., Lutherbibliographie, 1416.; BM STC German, 1455!1600, p. 480. Luther, M. Werke, WA, 10, 3: CXXXVa.       [Bookseller: Antiquarian Bookseller]  44.   Check availability:     Biblio    ABAA   Link/Print   RUM�NIEN - BULGARIEN: "Hschn.- Karte, aus Ptolem�us, ""Tabvla IX. Evropae hae svnt ecognitis totivs orbis. Prouincijs seu Praefecturis quas nona Europae tabula complectitur. Iazyges Metanastae. Dacia. Mysia superior. Mysia inferior. Thracia. Chersonesus"". "       um 1522 - 41, 30 x ( 43 - 46cm.) "Nicht in Zacharakis; nicht in Szantai ( Ungarnkarten). - Fr�he Karte von S�d- Ost - Europa aus einem Ptolem�usatlas ab 1522 ( bis 1541 ). Auf der R�ckseite Beschreibung in lat. Sprache mit Holzschnittbord�re an den Seiten. - Zeigt Rum�nien, Bulgarien, Ungarn, Nordgriechenland, Bosporus, Dalmatien. - Restaurierte Wurml�cher."       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Nikolaus Struck]  45.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   FRIES LAURENT. Tabula VII, Euro. (Sardegna e Sicilia).       1522., Strasburgo 1522 - Silografia di mm 260x440 su foglio di mm 415x565, tratta dall'edizione della Geografia di Tolomeo del 1522, in prima edizione. Laurent Fries (1490-1532) fu fisico, matematico e cartografo francese. Per il suo atlante di 50 mappe, egli rielabor� originalmente le silografie ideate da Waldseemuller. Ben conservata, con piccolo restauro alla piega centrale.Dufour/Lagumina p. 286.       [Bookseller: libreria antiquaria perini]  46.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   Seneca, Lucius Annaeus. Opus tragoedia[rum] aptissimisq[ue] figuris excultum [...].       - (Venedig, Bernardino de Vianis de Lexona Vercellense, 6. XI. 1522).140 Bll. Mit vierteiliger floraler Holzschnittbord�re und 10 Textholzschnitten sowie zahlreichen Holzschnittinitialen. Sp�terer Halbpergamentband mit Marmor-Deckelbezug und hs. R�ckentitel. Folio.H�bsche Ausgabe der von Girolamo Avanzi, Gellio Bernardino Marmitta und Daniel Caietanus besorgten Edition der Trag�dien Senecas. "Abdruck der Ausgabe von 1510" (Schweiger). "Texte encadr� par le commentaire [...] Page du titre: encadrement ornemental avec fond de hachures obliques et figures de deux daupins affront�s sur les c�t�s. - Dans le texte: dix vignettes d'une taille rude et grossi�re" (Essling). Die eigentlich vier Delphine geschickt in der Ornamentik der Holzschnittbord�re versteckt. Jedes St�ck wird zu Beginn von einem schlichten, aber h�bsch gestalteten Renaissanceholzschnitt geziert. Einige Einsprengsel in ansprechender griechischer Type. - Kl. Randeinri� in Bl. 16. Im Innenrand durchgehend unbedeutend knittrig. Verbla�ter hs. Besitzvermerk des 17. Jhs. am Titel. Zu Beginn in den R�ndern teils etwas fingerfleckig, sonst sehr sauberes, frisches Exemplar aus der Sammlung des Stahlindustriellen Giacomo Galtarossa (geb. 1916), Pr�sident der Associazione industriali della provincia di Verona (sein radiertes Exlibris am vorderen Innendeckel). - BM-STC Italian 621. Essling II, 209, 1691. Schweiger II.2, 938. OCLC 38721121. Nicht bei Adams.       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Inlibris]  47.   Check availability:     booklooker.de   Link/Print   Luther, Martin. Ain Sermon Secundum Matheum. sagt Von den Phariseyern, Vn[d] wie er sy mit seym Br�der versyenen soll Kurtzlich Geprediget. Jn got versamlet. De insignibus D.       [Augsburg : Melchior Ramminger], 1522. 4to, 6ff. Unpaginated. Modern wrappers, slightly worn, internally crisp and clean. First printing of this rare letter on the Ten Commandments etc. A search in OCLC and KVK yielded a small number of copies, many apparently in microfilm, but I suspect there are originals in all the obvious places, many bound up perhaps in collections of sermons by Luther. VD 16.; L 6233. Benzing, J., Lutherbibliographie, 1416.; BM STC German, 1455�1600, p. 480. Luther, M. Werke, WA, 10, 3: CXXXVa.       [Bookseller: Antiquarian Bookseller, John Windle]  48.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Biblia Germanica.-       - Biblia, Das ist: Die gantze Heilige Schrift de� Alten und Neuen Testaments. Wie solche von Herrn Doctor Martin Luther Seel. Im Jahr Christi 1522. in unsere Deutsche Mutter-Sprach zu �bersetzen angefangen/Anno 1534. zu End gebracht/... N�rnberg, J. A. Endters Sohn u. Erben, 1710. Tit., 26 Bll. (Reg.), 1181 S., 17 Bll. Mit 1 (von 2) gestoch. Titel, 5 (von 6) ganzseit. Kupferstichen u. 144 Textholzschnitten. Fol. Blindgepr. Schweinsldr. d. Zt. auf Holzdeckel (etw. beschabt, einige kleine Wurmspuren).Jahn, S. 117 vgl. D�nnhaupt II, 1302.- Erste Ausgabe der sogenannten II. Endterischen Holzschnittbibel und 15. Ausgabe der Dilherr-Bibel.- 'Die Bilder tragen, wenn auch unauff�llig und unaufdringlich, den abstrakten Geist der Aufkl�rung in sich' (Schmidt, Lutherbibel S. 382).- Die Kupferstiche jeweils mit einem weiteren Textblatt.- Die Holzschnitte und Kupferstiche in ordentlichen bis guten Abdrucken.- 1 Lage verbunden (Seiten 709-716 vor Seite 697), einige meist mit Japan hinterlegte Randl�sionen bzw. einige Bl�tter anger�ndert, 1 Textblatt mit hinterlegtem Durchri�, 1 Registerblatt lose, vereinzelt leicht fingerfleckig.- Ordentlich erhaltene Bibel im zeitgen�ssischen Einband.       [Bookseller: Danckwerth]  49.   Check availability:     booklooker.de   Link/Print   Luther, Martin (�bers.) Biblia, Das ist: Die gantze Heilige Schrift, de� Alten und Neuen Testaments       - Wie solche von Herrn Doctor Martin Luther Seel. Im Jahr Christi 1522. in unsere Teutsche Mutter-Sprach zu �bersetzen angefangen/ Anno 1534. zu End gebracht/ und Vor einigen Jahren bereits Mit den Summarien Herrn Johann Sauberti Seel. auch mit dem Vielf�ltigen und Lehrreichen Nutzen/ �ber alle Capitel/ des Herrn D. Salomon Glassens Seel. ausgefertiget, Anjetzt mit gantz neuen und sch�nen Kupffer-Bildnissen [...], auch andern annehmlichen Figuren samt deren kurtzen Auslegungen und angehengten Moralien ausgezieret [...]. Samt einer Vorrede Herrn Johann Michael Dilherrns. N�rnberg: J. A. Endters Seel. Sohn und Erben, 1716. Blindgepr�gter Schweinslederband der Zeit auf Holzdeckeln mit 5 echten B�nden, 2 (von 8) Messing-Eckbeschl�gen und 2 Schlie�enresten. 36 nn. Bll., 1181 S., (24 S.) mit 1 gestochenen Frontispiz, 2 blattgro�en Kupferstichen (darunter die Portr�ttafel von Luthers Familie) von G. D. Heumann als Zwischentitel und 144 Holzschnitten von Elias Porzel u. a. nach Johann J. Sandrart. - 41 x 27. * Die 16. Ausgabe der 'Dilherr-Bibel', gleichzeitig die zweite Ausgabe mit der grundlegend erneuerten Ausstattung (Endter II). Mit der "II. Endterischen Holzschnittbibel erh�lt die Dilherr-Bibel eine umfassend neue Ausstattung und gewinnt 'Eigengewicht und Rang' zur�ck" (Jahn, S. 126f). Diese neuen Holzschnitte waren so erstmals 1710 erschienen. Sie sind innerhalb der Bord�re oben und unten mit Erl�uterungen und moralischen Nutzanwendungen in Reimen versehen. "Die Bilder tragen, wenn auch unauff�llig und unaufdringlich, den abstrakten Geist der Aufkl�rung in sich" (Schmidt, Lutherbibel, S. 382). - Lederschlie�en fehlen Einband berieben oberes R�ckenkapital l�diert, stellenweise braunfleckig und mit meist schwachem Fettrand. Wenige Bl�tter mit Wurmspuren. Mehrere alte Vorbesitzer-Namens- u. Datumseintr�ge auf dem vorderen und hinteren Vorsatzblatt.       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Helmut R Lang]  50.   Check availability:     booklooker.de   Link/Print   Perotti, Niccolo Cornucopiae, sive linguae latinae commentarii diligentissime recogniti       Thusculani apud Benacum [Toscolano]: in aedibus Alexandri Paganini, in mense, 1522. Thick 4to (22 x 14 cm.). Title within decorative border. Latin text, printed in Paganini's italic type, in two enumerated columns. [50] leaves, 1268 [i.e., 1270] columns. Recased in early vellum, slightly worn but sound and unwarped; title page has some minor abrasions, without loss; text is clean and fresh, a bit tight in margins; occasional marginal worming. Nuovo, A. Alessandro Paganino 60; Adams; P723; BM STC Italy; p. 499 . A notable book in the history of printing by the interesting printer-publisher, Alessandro Paganino of Toscolano, whose admiration for Aldus Manutius is evident in the jocular tribute to him on the title page (" non ante impressa, nisi per Aldum manutium, idq[ue] labore, et diligentia Iucundi nostri Veronensis ... ). The Aldine italic type itself had become the virtual symbol of the humanistic tradition which Aldus was spreading with his cheap and handy editions; imitators and counterfeits multiplied all over Europe. Paganino was also clearly inspired by the Venetian master's innovations, but in a way which stimulated him to experiement and create in the Aldine tradition. In this innovative setting of Perotti's lexicographical commentaries on the firs book of Martial's Epigrams, follwed by similar works by various authors -- constituting a virtual encyclopedic lexicon of Latin - Paganini's design of a text displayed in enumerated columnsand lettered lines constitued a creative in the presention of a lengthy and complex text. His typeface, too, a smaller and more upright italic, is noteworthy. As Luigi Balsamo writes, "Even more interesting [among the followers of Aldus] was ... printer-publisher Alessandro Paganino of Toscolano, whose admiration for Aldus became a strong stimulus to achieve something new in the field of typography. Although Brunet defined the so-called "Paganini" type as bizarre, there were actually no less than five distinct designs. They reflected the successive phases of a graphic study intended as the progressive assimilation of the Roman and italic types. Pagnini's laborious experimentation resulted in an archaic imprint that influenced not only the design of type but the entire graphic composition of the page. Indeed it was Paganini who had recognized Aldus's commitment to innovation as an example worthy of being followed.- Luigi Balsamo "Legibility and Migration," 1997       [Bookseller: James Cummins Bookseller]  51.   Check availability:     ABAA   Link/Print   BOCCACCIO. Il Decamerone. [Ed. A. P. Manutius].       Venice, Aldo & Andrea Torresani, November 1522. First Aldine edition, embodying a new text, and thefirst containing the three added Novelle (not by Boccaccio) at end.In the prefatory letter addressed to Roberto Magio, the printer Andrea Torresani � Aldus� father-in-law � says that the text was prepared and corrected by Aldus himself. �Gran tempo ha ... che la presente opera � alla sua vera & sana lettione ridotta � � da Aldo mio cognato, & c.�. If this is true it is the only vernacular text that Aldus edited. Perhaps, Martin Davies suggests, Torresani means he just gathered the material, which he might then have given to say a Bembo or Navagero to edit. Renouard says that the edition served as textual basis for the Giunta edition of 1527, noting �Dans la Biblioth�que M�dicis, � Florence, on en conserve l�exemplaire que les Junte ont en 1527 donn� pour copie � leurs compositeurs�.This is the copy listed in the Quaritch Aldine catalogue of 1929, formerly in the library of the Earl of Powis.       [Bookseller: Bernard Quaritch Ltd.]  52.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   C.Ptolemy / L.Fries Untitled [North Africa] [verso. Tabula II Aphricae]       Ptolemaic Algeria/Tun/Lib, Lyons, 1522 -1535, woodblock, Uncoloured. 46 x 29cms [18 x 11.5ins] A Ptolemaic map of the Barbary coast including parts of Algeria, Tunisia and Libya; islands in the Mediterranean include Malta in an archipelago of several other mythical isles.       [Bookseller: Jonathan Potter Ltd.]  53.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Pierre Perrin. (Manuscrit): Livre terrier et cartulaire des cens et rentes attachees a la terre de Nai...gues en Nivernais,        1522 et 1529-30etabli a la requete de mademoiselle Jehanne de la Fillaye, veuve de feu Guillaume Tenon, sire dudit lieu de Nai... en la paroisse de Dolon. Manuscrit sur velin, grand in-folio (44,5cm./34,5cm.). Incomplet: le document comprend les folios 60, 61, 69, 73, 74, 84, 85, 89, 91 a 132, 134 et 135. Soit 120pp. Chaque page est reglee, les marges sont grandes. Ce terrier, malheureusement tres incomplet, a ete etabli (pour ce que nous en conservons) en deux periodes, en 1522 et 1529-30, par Pierre Perrin, notaire du baillage de Saint-Pierre-le-Moutier(...) pour demoiselle Jehanne Filay. A ses possessions, sont reunies celles de son oncle"de son vivant, procureur du roy" . Toutes ces terres sont decrites (contenances, situation geographique, droits dependants de cette propriete.... )       [Bookseller: Librairie Rita de Maere]  54.   Check availability:     livre-rare-book   Link/Print   [Biblia graeco-latina.] Novvm Testamentum omne, tertio iam ac diligentius ab Erasmo Roterodamo recognitum, non solum ad Graecam ueritatem, uerumetiam ad multorum utriusquae linguae codicum ... Addita sunt in singulas Apostolorum epistolas, Argumenta per eundem.       Basel, Johannes Froben 1522. Folio. 34 nn. Bl., 562 S., 1 nn. Bl. mit Druckermarke. Mit reichem Schmuck von verschied. K�nstlern: Titelbord�re, 9 Textbord�ren, 8 S. Kanontafeln, zahlr. fig�rl. Initialen u. Querleisten. Einfassung auf d. Tit. verso (Imago vitae aulicae) von Ambrosius Holbein, 2 Einfassungen von Urs Graf; griech. u. lat. Text in parallel. Kolumnen. Holzdeckel mit blindgepr. Schweinslederr�cken d. Zt., Reste von 2 Schlie�en. Nur Band I - Bd. II mit einzeln gef�hrten Annotationen (629 S.) hier nicht vorliegend. - R�cken bis zur Deckelh�lfte, Einb. etw. wurmstichig, obere Ecke d. Vorderdeckels besch�digt, Bll. oben teils wasserr�ndig, durchg. leicht wurmstichig, zum Schlu� mehr; Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk u. beschmutzt, insgesamt jedoch sch�nes, breitrandiges Exemplar. - Dritte Auflage der ersten griechisch-lateinischen Ausgabe des Neuen Testaments. - Erasmus von Rotterdam ver�ffentlichte 1516 bei Froben eine kritische Edition des griechischen Neuen Testaments mit der latein. �bersetzung u. Anmerkungen. Nach dem Erfolg der Erstausgabe besorgte Erasmus vier weitere, bedeutend �berarbeitete Auflagen: 1519, 1522, 1527 u. 1535. Die zweite diente Luther als Vorlage f�r seine deutsche Bibel�bersetzung. - VD 16, B 4198; Adams B 1681. [] [Bibeln/Bibles] [OrderNr. 1518][B14]       [Bookseller: Antikvari�t a Galerie Ztichl� Klika]  55.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Luther, Martin. Ain Sermon Secundum Matheum. sagt Von den Phariseyern, Vn[d] wie er sy mit seym BrŸder versyenen soll Kurtzlich Geprediget. Jn got versamlet. De insignibus D.       - [Augsburg : Melchior Ramminger], 1522. 4to, 6ff. Unpaginated. Modern wrappers, slightly worn, internally crisp and clean. First printing of this rare letter on the Ten Commandments etc. A search in OCLC and KVK yielded a small number of copies, many apparently in microfilm, but I suspect there are originals in all the obvious places, many bound up perhaps in collections of sermons by Luther. VD 16.; L 6233. Benzing, J., Lutherbibliographie, 1416.; BM STC German, 1455�1600, p. 480. Luther, M. Werke, WA, 10, 3: CXXXVa. [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]       [Bookseller: John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller, ABAA]  56.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   DUVIGNEAU M. Eloge Historique d' Armand de Gontaud       - .Baron de Biron, Mar�chal de France, sous Henri IV suivi de notes historiques sur les actes de valeur et de patriotisme de la noblesse de Guyenne et particuli�rement celle de Gascogne, sous les r�gnes de Fran�ois I, Henri II, Fran�ois II, Charles IX, Henri III & Henri IV, depuis 1522 jusqu'en 1592. A Gen�ve en 1786. Eloges. Notes. Table. 2 vol.in-12 en reliure d'�poque, veau glac�, triple filet sur les plats et dos amplement fleuri. 180 et 171 pages. Bel exemplaire.       [Bookseller: Librairie Laurencier]  57.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   Plautus; Aldus Comoediae       1522. ALDUS, ERASMUS, AND THE REVIVAL OF SECULAR DRAMA IN RENAISSANCE EUROPE PLAUTUS, Titus Maccius. Comoediae [ed. Franciscus Asulanus]. Collation: *6 **8 a-z8 A-M8 N4, complete. [14], 284 ff. With an Aldine anchor on title-page and verso of final leaf. Printed in italic letter. Bound in nineteenth-century Italian vellum, red edges. Venice: In aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Asulani Soceri, July 1522. |~||~||~||~||~| First and Only Aldine edition. In his preface Franciscus Asolanus explains that for this edition he used the text of Plautus upon which Erasmus worked in collaboration with Aldus Manutius in 1508; Erasmus was paid twenty gold florins for his efforts. The discovery of a ninth-century MS of the plays of Plautus by the bookhunter Poggio Bracciolini, c. 1430, gave rise to many other manuscripts which were then studied, imitated, and performed in Rome and elsewhere. The Bracciolini MS (now Vat. lat 3870) was annotated by Niccolo Niccoli; its arrival in Rome marks the beginning of one of the Renaissance's most long-lasting cultural achievements, the revival of secular drama. Provenance: early inscription on title: "Gio. Ant. Lorenzani" (16th-century?), with neat three -quarters of a page manuscript notations presumably by Lorenzani on the verso of the title-page. -- F. Harrison -- Presented to St. Stephen's College Library, with bookplate. Binding worn at top edge of lower cover; pin-sized wormhole through latter half of text; some discolouration or traces of damp. Vellum split for four inches on the front joint. Overall a very good copy. Renouard 94:2. Adams P-1487.       [Bookseller: Ursus Rare Books]  58.   Check availability:     ABAA    Biblio   Link/Print   Luther,M. Ain. Sermon. z� sant Mychael getho(n)       . zuo Erffordt auff den tag der aylff Tausent Junckfrauwen vom glauben und wercken. Kl.4�. (Augsburg, Melchior Ramminger) 1522. Titel mit vierteiliger Holzschnitt-Bord�re. 8 Bl. (das letzte leer). Marmor. Broschur.. Benzing 1469; VD 16, L-6628. - Die am 21. Oktober 1522 in Erfurt gehaltene Predigt Luthers �ber den Glauben, basierend auf Math�us 25:1, hier im dritten Druck. Luther besuchte die Stadt auf Einladung des Erfurter Augustiners Johannes Lang (1488-1548), einer von Luthers ersten und engsten Mitstreitern. Der breite untere Teil der vierteiligen Titelbord�re zeigt drei gefl�gelte Putti und die Jahrzahl MDXXI. - Wasserfl. in der oberen H�lfte. Genannte Preise sind R�ckgangspreise inc. Aufgeld und 7% MWSt.       [Bookseller: Antiquariat Kiefer]  59.   Check availability:     choosebooks   Link/Print   Luther, Martin Ain Sermon Secundum Matheum. sagt Von den Phariseyern, Vn[d] wie er sy mit seym Br!der versyenen soll Kurtzlich Geprediget. Jn got versamlet. De insignibus D       [Augsburg : Melchior Ramminger], 1522. 4to, 6ff. Unpaginated. Modern wrappers, slightly worn, internally crisp and clean. First printing of this rare letter on the Ten Commandments etc. A search in OCLC and KVK yielded a small number of copies, many apparently in microfilm, but I suspect there are originals in all the obvious places, many bound up perhaps in collections of sermons by Luther. VD 16.; L 6233. Benzing, J., Lutherbibliographie, 1416.; BM STC German, 1455!1600, p. 480. Luther, M. Werke, WA, 10, 3: CXXXVa.       [Bookseller: Antiquarian Bookseller]  60.   Check availability:     ABAA    Biblio   Link/Print   [Biblia graeco-latina.] Novvm Testamentum omne, tertio iam ac diligentius ab Erasmo Roterodamo recognitum, non solum ad Graecam ueritatem, uerumetiam ad multorum utriusquae linguae codicum ... Addita sunt in singulas Apostolorum epistolas, Argumenta per eundem.       Basel, Johannes Froben 1522. Folio. 34 nn. Bl., 562 S., 1 nn. Bl. mit Druckermarke. Mit reichem Schmuck von verschied. K�nstlern: Titelbord�re, 9 Textbord�ren, 8 S. Kanontafeln, zahlr. fig�rl. Initialen u. Querleisten. Einfassung auf d. Tit. verso (Imago vitae aulicae) von Ambrosius Holbein, 2 Einfassungen von Urs Graf; griech. u. lat. Text in parallel. Kolumnen. Holzdeckel mit blindgepr. Schweinslederr�cken d. Zt., Reste von 2 Schlie�en. Nur Band I - Bd. II mit einzeln gef�hrten Annotationen (629 S.) hier nicht vorliegend. - R�cken bis zur Deckelh�lfte, Einb. etw. wurmstichig, obere Ecke d. Vorderdeckels besch�digt, Bll. oben teils wasserr�ndig, durchg. leicht wurmstichig, zum Schlu� mehr; Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk u. beschmutzt, insgesamt jedoch sch�nes, breitrandiges Exemplar. - Dritte Auflage der ersten griechisch-lateinischen Ausgabe des Neuen Testaments. - Erasmus von Rotterdam ver�ffentlichte 1516 bei Froben eine kritische Edition des griechischen Neuen Testaments mit der latein. �bersetzung u. Anmerkungen. Nach dem Erfolg der Erstausgabe besorgte Erasmus vier weitere, bedeutend �berarbeitete Auflagen: 1519, 1522, 1527 u. 1535. Die zweite diente Luther als Vorlage f�r seine deutsche Bibel�bersetzung. - VD 16, B 4198; Adams B 1681. [] [Bibeln/Bibles] [OrderNr. 1518][B14]       [Bookseller: Antikvari�t a Galerie Ztichl� Klika]  61.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Gruenpeck [Gr!npeck, Gr!nbeck, Grumpeck], Joseph.[ a.k.a. Johannes Lichtenberger] Ain nutzliche betrachtung der Naturlichen hymlischen und prophetischen ansehungen aller trubsalen angst un(d) not die uber alle stande geschlechte und geminden der Christenhait in kurtzen tagen geen werden. Ich haimsuch uber dises volck in waffen in hunge       Hans Schonsperger, Augsburg:: Hans Schonsperger,, 1522.. First German Edition.. Early 19th. c. marbled boards, slightly rubbed, owner's stamps partly removed from verso of t.p. and recto of last leaf,good margins, clean copy.. 4to.. Woodcut t.p. in decorated borders Joseph Gr!npeck, fl 1473-1532, physician and medical author; astrologer to Frederick III; secretary, chaplain, and historiographer of Maximillian I; and astrologer to Charles V. [See: Albin Czerny, Der Humanist und Historiograph Kaiser Maximilians I, Joseph Grunpeck, Archiv fur osterreichische Gesch. LXXIII (1888).] #11;It has long been asserted that Joseph Grunpeck is Johann Lichtenberger. In the Prognocstico of 1473 [Fairfax-Murray, German, 478] it mentions, "John Grunbach, alias Lichtenberger, judge of the stars for the holy empire..." [See: D. Kurze, "Johannes Lichtenberger, eine Studie zur Geschichte der Prophetie und Astrologie", Historische Studien, 379, L!beck, 1960.]#11;"In the predictions and prognostications of the age the authors continually made reference to the poor state of affairs and the need for public reform and renewal. One of the most#11;influential publications in this vein was Joseph Gr!npeck s Speculum (1508), a work which borrowed from traditions of medieval prophecy while directing its comments at contemporary affairs. For Gr!npeck, it was clear that there was Oa pitiful disintegration of Christendom, destruction of good customs and laws, misery of all estates, raging of plagues, inconstancy in all things, dreadful events befalling everyoneO"#11;[C. Scott Dixon, Germany On The Eve Of Reformation.]#11;Grunpeck's predictions were very influential and had unusually long lives and were reprinted in the Mirabilis Liber in 1520. They were eventually put on the Index of Prohibited Works. VD 16 G 3644.Zinner 1176. Markowski, Astronomia Et Astrologica Cracoviensa, 68: 10. Panzer 1593. Kuczynski 245. Kat. Halle 70 (1929) 135. Rosenthal, Magica, 1318. Cantamessa 2000 (note). Not In Adams, BM STC (Germ.), Proctor, Caillet.       [Bookseller: Krown & Spellman, Booksellers]  62.   Check availability:     ABAA    Biblio   Link/Print   BOCCACCIO.       Venice, Aldo & Andrea Torresani, November 1522. First Aldine edition, embodying a new text, and thefirst containing the three added Novelle (not by Boccaccio) at end.In the prefatory letter addressed to Roberto Magio, the printer Andrea Torresani � Aldus� father-in-law � says that the text was prepared and corrected by Aldus himself. �Gran tempo ha ... che la presente opera � alla sua vera & sana lettione ridotta � � da Aldo mio cognato, & c.�. If this is true it is the only vernacular text that Aldus edited. Perhaps, Martin Davies suggests, Torresani means he just gathered the material, which he might then have given to say a Bembo or Navagero to edit. Renouard says that the edition served as textual basis for the Giunta edition of 1527, noting �Dans la Biblioth�que M�dicis, � Florence, on en conserve l�exemplaire que les Junte ont en 1527 donn� pour copie � leurs compositeurs�.This is the copy listed in the Quaritch Aldine catalogue of 1929, formerly in the library of the Earl of Powis.       [Bookseller: Bernard Quaritch Ltd.]  63.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   REQUERIMIENTO hecho por D. Juan Tello a D. Diego Hern�ndez. Para que pague el dinero que le debe por su boda con D�a. Mencia de Qui�ones (sobrina de D. Diego) en concepto de dote. Este dinero lo debe y ademas no lo ha pagado en los plazos a que se oblig�       - Fechada a 31-7-1522, firmada por el escribano p�blico D. Garc�a Alvarez y signada con su signo. Ocupa 1 pliego doblado en 2 folios, manuscrito el 1� por anverso y reverso HISTORIA MANUSCRITO       [Bookseller: Libreria Jimenez]  64.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   WALDSEEMULLER, Martin - FRIES, Laurent (Tabula II Aphricae)       1522-[35] Lyon 285 x 460 mm., in fine condition. Ptolemy's map as issued by Laurent Fries in the 1535 edition. By now Lorenz Fries whose maps were first issued in the 1522 edition had died. The blocks found their way into the possession of Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel. For this edition published in Lyon the brothers asked Michael Servetus to re-edit the text. It depicts the central North African coast as mapped by Ptolemy. The islands of Sardinia, Sicily and Malta are also present. A fine woodcut scene of jousting is found on the verso. Nordenskiold 209; Pastoureau Ptolemee E 1535; Shirley BL T.Ptol 7d.       [Bookseller: Clive A. Burden Ltd.]  65.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Erasmus, Desiderius [Epistola Nuncupatoria ad Carolum Caesarem Exhortatio ad studium Evangelicae lectionis. Paraphrasis in Evangeliu(m) Matthaei... Epistola ad R.D. Matthaeum Card, Sedun.]       Johann Froben, Basle:: Johann Froben,, 1522.. First 8vo. edition.. Contemp. blind-stamped vellum. soiled, peeling from board at top of front cover,t.p. mostly torn away, marginal & occ. stains; large margins.. 8vo.. Large printer's device on verso of last leaf; 3 leaves in fine decorative woodcut borders, historiated initials. The most renowed scholar of his age, erasmus (1469-1536) was a man of vast if not always deep erudition, of uncommon intellectual powers, but acerse to metaphysical speculation, esp. in its medieval and Scholastic forms. Though he had himself paved the way for the Reformation by his merciless satires on the doctrines and institutions of the Church, his scholarly charcter, which abhorred violence and sought tranquility, prevented him from joining the Protestants, and threw him back on the tradition of the Church as the safeguard of stability." ODCC. His 'paraphrases' of the gospels were very popular and influential; Edward VI in 1547, ordered copies to be put in all churches in a convienent place. VD 16 E2912. Bezzel 990.van Haeghen 88. Hackethorn 106:175. Adams E741. BM STC (Germ.) 119.       [Bookseller: Krown & Spellman, Booksellers]  66.   Check availability:     ABAA    Biblio   Link/Print   Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus De Architectura libri decem!additis, I. Frontini de aqueductibus. Edited by Giovanni Giocondo       Florence: heirs of Filippo Giunta, November 1522. Florence: heirs of Filippo Giunta, November 1522. . 2 parts in one octavo volume. Very good in a contemporary vellum binding, with hand-lettered spine. Page edges red.. Woodcut printer!s pictorial device on title and verso of last leaf; 140 woodcut illustrations including floor plans, elevations, architectural details such as columns, and construction details of masonry and carpentry. 19th century bookplate of English antiquarian Eliot Hodgrin. A new, corrected typesetting, in italic, of the 1413 Giunta edition, edited by the Dominican friar Giovanni Giocondo of Verona (1435-1515), an important figure among early Renaissance antiquaries. Vitruvius! work is followed by Julius Frontinus! De aqaedictibus urbis Romae, !ouvrage d!une grande utilite pour la connaissance de l!architecture ancienne! (Hoefer XVIII, 913).       [Bookseller: Johanson Rare Books]  67.   Check availability:     ABAA    Biblio   Link/Print   ASCONIUS PAEDIANUS, Quintus (2 BC-53 AD) Expositio in IIII Orationes M. Tullii Cic. contra C. Verrem [and other orations] [Edited by F. Ausulanus.]       First Aldine Edition8vo, [12], 283, [1] ff, italic letter, aldine anchor device on title page and verso of last leaf, old vellum boards, faint calligraphic title on spine, sound. A valuable collection of commentaries which give important insights into the constitution of the senate, the popular assemblies, and the courts of justice.       [Bookseller: H M Fletcher]  68.   Check availability:     booksatpbfa   Link/Print   MARTIALIS, Marcus Valerius. Epigram[mata] libri magna diligentia nuperrime castigatita diectis doctissimis commentariis illustrium vivorum Domitii Chalderini atque Georgi Merulae i quibus graeci authores passim citantur.       Lyon, Romain Morin, 1522. - In-4, [dimension: 247 x 175 mm] de (14), 181, (3) ff., le dernier bl., [ aa8, A6, B-Z8, z8 ]. Veau, dos � nerfs orn�, fleurons dor�s au centre des plats et aux angles. (Reliure de l'�poque.) Belle et rare �dition. Titre en noir et rouge avec encadrement. Illustr� par 17 bois grav�s dans le texte. Les scolies de Domizio Calderini et Giorgo Merula entourent le texte de Martial. Brunet, supp. 972 : "Edition rare." Dos restaur�. Baudrier V, 368. Rare and fine edition, illustrated by 17 woodcuts. Contemporary calf.       [Bookseller: Hugues de Latude]  69.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   Giambattista Albrizzi Orsova fortezza sopra d'una isola del Danubio Fra. L'Asprismo. Monte Hemus Due Migl. Lontana Dalle Porte Ferro       Scarce map of the Fortified City of Orsova in Romania, illustrating a battle between the Habsburg and Ottoman forces for the control of the City.� The old city is shown on the banks of the Danube, with the modern fortifications on the island in the middle of the River.� Orsova was the site of a Roman Port on the Danube River in Dacia Malvensis Orsova and the site of the Dierna castrum.� The City was the site of King Ladislaus I of Hungary's defeat of the Cuman's in 1091 and a line of defense in the Middle Ages.� In 1522, the City was captured by Solyman the Magnificent.� Orsova became part of the Habsburg Monarchy in 1687, but was re-taken by the Ottomans in 1690.� In 1718, the Treaty of Pozarevac returned the city to the Kingdom of Hungary, which controlled the City until the 20th Century. This map appeared in Albrizzi's Storia di tutti i popoli del Mondo, the Italian edition of Thomas Salmon's popular History of the World. � (Venice, 1750) [color: Hand Colored, size: 9 x 6 inches, condition: VG]       [Bookseller: Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps Inc]  70.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   CALEPINUS AMBROSIUS Vocabularius Thesaurus Copiosissimus: Ex Nicolai Perotti Cornucopiae: Ac M. Varronis: N. Marcelli: Sexti, Pompeii: Servii: Donati: Ascolani, Aretini Doctorum... Summa Vigilantia Castigatus.       (in Fine) Thusculani, Apud Benacum in Aedibus Alexandri Paganini. Mense Septembri. 1522. [Paganino Filologia] (cm.22,5) Ottima piena pergamena dell'epoca con tracce di lacci, titolo calligrafato al dorso. -cc.381, l'ultima carta che contiene registro e colophon � bianca al verso. vari errori di numerazione, le carte sono 380 numerate 381 per errore. Al frontis magnifica bordura xilografica raffigurata nel volume "200 decorative title-page" attribuita al Taccuini e citata nell'opera "handbook reinassaince ornament" assieme ai bei capolettera a fondo nero sempre attribuiti al Taccuini (tavv.18-19). Apparsa nel 1502 � questa una delle prime e pi� rare edizioni di questo celeberrimo vocabolario. Questa nostra del Paganino � desunta dalla nota cornucopia del perrottus, edita nello stesso anno, e stampata con i suoi noti minutissimi caratteri. alessandro Paganino era in possesso delle matrici e dei punzoni di tipo arabico usati per stampare il corano. Margine alto sobrio ma esemplare molto bello e nitido raro a trovarsi cos� ben conservato dato l'uso pratico cui era destinato. veramente raro, manca ad Adams, BM STC, Moranti " cinquecentine di Urbino" e Brunet. Sander 1538; Labarre 36; Graesse II 15..       [Bookseller: Libri Antichi e Rari Francesco & Claudia]  71.   Check availability:     AntiQbook   Link/Print   [Biblia graeco-latina.] Novvm Testamentum omne, tertio iam ac diligentius ab Erasmo Roterodamo recognitum, non solum ad Graecam ueritatem, uerumetiam ad multorum utriusquae linguae codicum ... Addita sunt in singulas Apostolorum epistolas, Argumenta per eundem.       Basel, Johannes Froben 1522. Folio. 34 nn. Bl., 562 S., 1 nn. Bl. mit Druckermarke. Mit reichem Schmuck von verschied. K�nstlern: Titelbord�re, 9 Textbord�ren, 8 S. Kanontafeln, zahlr. fig�rl. Initialen u. Querleisten. Einfassung auf d. Tit. verso (Imago vitae aulicae) von Ambrosius Holbein, 2 Einfassungen von Urs Graf; griech. u. lat. Text in parallel. Kolumnen. Holzdeckel mit blindgepr. Schweinslederr�cken d. Zt., Reste von 2 Schlie�en. Nur Band I - Bd. II mit einzeln gef�hrten Annotationen (629 S.) hier nicht vorliegend. - R�cken bis zur Deckelh�lfte, Einb. etw. wurmstichig, obere Ecke d. Vorderdeckels besch�digt, Bll. oben teils wasserr�ndig, durchg. leicht wurmstichig, zum Schlu� mehr; Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk u. beschmutzt, insgesamt jedoch sch�nes, breitrandiges Exemplar. - Dritte Auflage der ersten griechisch-lateinischen Ausgabe des Neuen Testaments. - Erasmus von Rotterdam ver�ffentlichte 1516 bei Froben eine kritische Edition des griechischen Neuen Testaments mit der latein. �bersetzung u. Anmerkungen. Nach dem Erfolg der Erstausgabe besorgte Erasmus vier weitere, bedeutend �berarbeitete Auflagen: 1519, 1522, 1527 u. 1535. Die zweite diente Luther als Vorlage f�r seine deutsche Bibel�bersetzung. - VD 16, B 4198; Adams B 1681. [] [Bibeln/Bibles] [OrderNr. 1518][B14]       [Bookseller: Antikvari�t a Galerie Ztichl� Klika]  72.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   ASCONIUS PEDIANUS Quintus Expositio in IIII Oratines M. Tullii Cic(eronis) contra C. Verrem et in Orationem pro Cornelio. In Orationem contra C. Antonium, et L. Catilinam (et alia Orationes).       (In fine:) Venetiis, in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Asulani soceri, dicembre 1522, in-8, ff. (11, mancando il quarto bianco), 283, (pi� 1 bianco con �ncora aldina al verso), splendida leg. veneziana dell'epoca in marocchino nocciola decorata a secco, piatti adorni di larga bordura di arabeschi ed all'interno un rosone con fregi agli angoli, dorso a tre nervi con decoraz. di filetti (lieve abrasione alle cuffie, piccolo lavoro di tarlo al piatto anter.); in elegante astuccio moderno m.pelle. Impresa tipogr. di Aldo sul titolo ed in fine. Dedica di Francesco d'Asola, curatore dell'edizione, a Francesco Contarini, nella quale avverte di �aver aggiunto, ai commenti di Asconio Pediano a Cicerone, anche quelli di Vittorino al trattato De inventione e di Giorgio Trapezunzio all'orazione Pro Q. Ligario� (cfr. Cataldi Palau, Gian Francesco d'Asola e la Tipogr. aldina, p. 124). Prima edizione aldina di questi commenti alle Orazioni di Cicerone, importantissimi per la letteratura e la storia classica, contenendo notizie sulla costituzione del Senato, sulle assemblee del popolo e le corti di giustizia. Asconio Pediano, nativo di Padova, fu grammatico a Roma al tempo di Tiberio, amico di Virgilio e maestro di Tito Livio e di Quintiliano. Ottimo esempl., genuino e fresco, nella preziosa legatura originale. (Alcune sottolineature e chiose leggibili di mano coeva nei margini dei primi 4 ff.). RENOUARD 96.8. UCLA n. 188. ADAMS A-2054. STC 59. CATALDI PALAU, OP. CIT., n. 85. Renouard 96.8. UCLA n. 188. Adams A-2054. STC 59. Cataldi Palau, op. cit., n. 85.       [Bookseller: Pregliasco Libreria Antiquaria di Umbert]  73.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   ATHANASIUS SANCTUS OPERA� HIS INTERPRETIBUS CHRIST. PORSENA, AMBROSIO MONACHO, ANGELO POLITIANO, IOANNE CAPNIONE. ACCESSIT PRAETEREA OPERI ERASMI ROTERODAMI PARACLESIS, IPSIUSQUE ATHANASII VITA. (IN FINE:) ARGENTINAE (STRASBOURG), APUD IOANNEM KNOBLOUCHUM, MARZO 1522,       in-folio, ff. (6), CCCXIV, (10), leg. settec.m. perg., tass. in pelle con tit. oro al dorso. Titolo racchiuso in magnifica bordura silogr. nello stile di Holbein raffig. vari episodi della vita di S. Atanasio; numerose iniz. silogr. su fondo nero, testo in car. tondo con note marginali in corsivo. Nei ff. prelim. leggesi la lunga "esortazione al "pio lettore" di Erasmo da Rotterdam, il quale e' autore anche dell'ampia Vita di S. Atanasio che abbraccia gli ultimi 20 ff. Edizione importantissima, una tra le prime, delle opere di Sant'Atanasio, vescovo di Alessandria, Padre e Dottore della Chiesa, vissuto tra il 295 ed il 373 d.C. Tra le principali opere, apologetiche e dogmatiche, citiamo il Trattato contro i Greci, il Trattato sulla Incarnazione del Verbo, l'Apologia contro gli Ariani. Da segnalare l'importanza dei due scritti di Erasmo gia' citati e la presenza di Angelo Poliziano tra traduttori. Bell'esempl., puro e genuino, con note di mano coeva nel margine dei primi ff., ex-libris manoscritto della "Fundationis Baldauficae" sulla sguardia e suo antico timbro sul frontesp. (fori di tarlo all'inizio e piu' sensibili in fine). STC, German Books, 49. Bibliotheca Erasmiana, II serie, p. 11.       [Bookseller: Libreria Antiquaria PREGLIASCO�]  74.   Check availability:     Maremagnum   Link/Print   CYMBER CUSANUS, Udelo (Pseud.), Epistola ... de exustione librorum Lutheri,. & Monachorum Dominicanae factionis nequitia, ad Germaniae proceres, & cives. O.O., Dr. u. J.       (Basel, V. Curio, 1522).. Kl.-4to. 8 Bl. Mit 1 gro�en fig�rl. Holzschnitt-Initiale von Hans Holbein. Halbpergamentband um 1900 (etwas feuchtwellig, letztes Blatt mit N�sserand und Wurmspur au�erhalb des Textes). (IBI/0148p). Einzige Einzelausgabe.- Flugschrift anl�sslich der ersten �ffentlichen Verbrennung der Schriften Luthers am 12. Nov. 1520 in K�ln. Gegen den p�pstlichen Nuntius Aleander und den mit der Inquisition besonders eng verbundenen Dominikanerorden gerichtet. Zuerst gedruckt in dem Sammelband "Contenta: Ulrichi ab Hutten, Equitis Germ. Exclamatio in incendium Lutheranum etc." (Stra�burg 1521), und zwar unter dem Titel: "Chunradi Sarctoris Saxofranci, de eadem re ad Germanos oratio". Die Verfasserfrage ist ungekl�rt. Sowohl Udelo Cymber wie Konrad Sarctor sind Pseudonyme. Die Schrift wurde daher u.a. Ulrich v. Hutten selbst zugeschrieben (so Holzmann/Boh. 58). Kalkoff (Ulrich v. Hutten und die Reformation, S. 267) h�lt dagegen den mit Hutten befreundeten niederrheinischen Humanisten Hermann v. d. Busch(e), der schon w�hrend des Reuchlin-Streites an den ber�hmten 'Dunkelm�nner-Briefen' mitgearbeitet hatte, f�r den Verfasser. Am Schluss mit einem scharfen Spottgedicht auf Aleander. Laut Kalkoff die Versifikation einer besonders boshaften Stelle aus den 'Acta academiae Lovaniensis', die Erasmus v. Rotterdam anl�sslich der K�lner B�cherverbrennung anonym herausgegeben hatte. K�ln und L�wen waren die beiden ersten Universit�ten gewesen, deren Theologische Fakult�ten Lehrverurteilungen gegen Luther ausgesprochen hatten.- B�cking, Hutten XXXIII A, 3; Kuczynski 549 (unter Cusanus); Hohenemser 4154 u. BM STC German 234 (unter Cymber); Knaake III, 918 u. VD 16 S 1804 (beide unter Sarctor).       [Bookseller: Keip & von Delft GmbH - B�cher]  75.   Check availability:     AntiQbook    zvab   Link/Print   HADRIEN - CICERON [JOLIE RELIURE ALLEMANDE DE LA PREMIERE MOITIE DU XVIe SIECLE] HADRI||ANUS TT. S. CHRYSOGO||NI, S.R.E. PRESB. CARD. BA||tonien. De Sermone Latino, &||modis Latine loquendi.|| EIVSDEM VENATIO|| ad Ascani� Cardinalem.|| Item iter Iulij. II. Pontif. Ro.|| CVM INDICE.|| [souscription : Coloniae Apud Heronem Alopecium|| Mense Augusto An. 1522||       [souscription : Coloniae Apud Heronem Alopecium 1522 - HADRI||ANUS TT. S. CHRYSOGO||NI, S.R.E. PRESB. CARD. BA||tonien. De Sermone Latino, &||modis Latine loquendi.|| EIVSDEM VENATIO|| ad Ascani� Cardinalem.|| Item iter Iulij. II. Pontif. Ro.|| CVM INDICE.|| [souscription : Coloniae Apud Heronem Alopecium|| Mense Augusto An. 1522|| Titre dans un encadrement grav� sur bois. (16)-448-(23) pages. TOPI||CA CICERONIS|| � Philippo Melanch.|| atque Boetio di||ligentissime||enarrata.||Haganoae, ex offici. Sece.||M. D. XXXIII.|| Titre dans un encadrement grav� sur bois. 180 feuillets non chiffr�s y compris le titre. 2 ouvrages reli�s ensemble en 1 fort volume in-8 (16 x 10,5 cm), peau de truie estamp�e � froid sur ais de bois. Reliure allemande de l’�poque. Exemplaire en excellent �tat de conservation. Belle patine � la reliure. Fermoirs intacts. Int�rieur frais. Ex libris manuscrit dat� 1538 (non identifi�). Ex libris grav� moderne (biblioth�que Pierre-Hollier Larousse). L’ouvrage que nous proposons ici contient � De sermone latino � qui est le r�sultat d’entretiens que le cardinal Adrien avait eus � Bologne avec quelques savants, sur la n�cessit� de revenir au latin classique. Il y donne d’excellentes r�gles pour r�tablir dans sa puret� primitive la langue latine corrompue au moyen-�ge. On trouve aussi � la suite et qui tient la majeure partie de l’ouvrage � de modis latine loquendi � qui est un r�pertoire de citations �l�gantes des meilleurs auteurs latins anciens. A la fin du volume, on trouve le po�me � Venatio �, sur la chasse. Il occupe les 23 pages non chiffr�es de la fin. Edition ancienne rare. Concernant le deuxi�me ouvrage. Il s’agit des Topiques de Cic�ron publi�s avec des commentaires de Bo�ce et des scolies de Melanchthon. Ce livre est consacr� � la doctrine des arguments ou preuves judiciaires. Nous avons ici la premi�re �dition � laquelle Melanchthon ajouta ses scolies (Haguenau, 1533). � Les Topiques de Cic�ron contiennent la m�thode de trouver les arguments par le moyen de certains termes qui les caract�risent, et qu'on appelle lieux de rh�torique ou lieux de logique. � (Rollin, Histoire ancienne) �DITION S�PAR�E PEU COMMUNE DES TOPIQUES DE CIC�RON AVEC LES COMMENTAIRES DE MELANCHTHON. DEUX OUVRAGES RARES DANS UNE MAGNIFIQUE RELIURE ALLEMANDE DE L’�POQUE PARFAITEMENT CONSERV�E. [Attributes: Hard Cover]       [Bookseller: Librairie L'amour qui bouquine]  76.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   PLAUTUS, (MARCUS ACCIUS) COMOEDIAE VIGINTI (IN FINE:) FLORENTIAE PER HAEREDES PHILIPPI JUNTAE FLORENTINI 1522       In -8, cc. (8) 388 (ma 390). Frontespizio entro frontone architettonico inciso. Marca tipografica giuntina inc. al verso dell'ultima carta. Capilettera xilografati. Es. con qualche alone di umidita'. Pergamena semifloscia antica riadattata. Buona edizione delle venti commedie di Plauto che ripete quella del 1514, anch'essa edita dall'umanista fiorentino Nicolo' Angeli, con l'aggiunta degli "Argomenti" del Carpentario di Parigi, che si trovano gia' nella lionese del 1513. Cfr. Adams, P, 1486; Camerini, 177; Graesse V, 327       [Bookseller: Studio bibliografico ATLANTIS�]  77.   Check availability:     Maremagnum   Link/Print   LEO I, POPE Opera, Quae Quidem Haberi Potuerunt, Omnia, Magno Labore ad...       Leo I, Pope [d. 461]. Surius, Laurentus [1522-1578], Editor. Opera, Quae Quidem Haberi Potuerunt, Omnia, Magno Labore ad Manuscriptorum Codicum Fidem a Permultis, Ijsq; Foedis Mendis nunc Denuo Repurgata, per F. Laurentium Surium Carthusianum: Cuius Etiam Studio Iam Recens Accesserunt Quinq; Eusdem Leonis Epistolae, Hactenus Praelo non Cimmissae. His Adiunximus D. Leonis IX. Aeque. Cum Indice Novo ac Copioso. Cologne: Apud Ioannem Birckmannum, 1568. [x], 173 [i.e. 169], [1] fols. Folio (8" x 12"). Contemporary limp vellum, rebacked in later vellum with hand-lettered title, ties lacking. Moderate soiling, light wear to extremities, a few small chips to spine, tiny hole to front cover, front hinge cracked but secure. Attractive large printer device to title page and verso of final leaf, handsome arms of Leo I to verso of title page, decorated initials. Light browning and faint dampspotting to most of text, internally clean. Ex-library. Early hand-lettered shelf label to spine, institution name in faint early hand to title page. $2,000. * This edition of the collected legal and theological writings of Pope Leo I was first published in 1561. Known as "the Great," Leo reigned from CE 440-461 and guided the development of the Church during the final decades of the Western Roman Empire. In power during its most turbulent period, he preserved the church through a vigorous reform of church discipline and persecution of heretics. The collation of this copy is identical with others dated 1569. The listing in VD16 even gives the date of this imprint as "1568/1569," which suggests that it was issued twice with different dates. No copies of the 1568 imprint located, KVK locates 1 copy dated 1568/69. See Adams, Catalogue of Books Printed on the Continent of Europe, 1501-1600 L447 (listing 1569 imprint). Verzeichnis der im Deutschen Sprachbereich Erschienenen Drucke des 16. Jahrhunderts (VD 16) ZV17915.       [Bookseller: Lawbook Exchange]  78.   Check availability:     AntiQbook   Link/Print   Melanchthon, Philipp. Annotationes Philippi Melanchthonis in Epistola[m] Pauli ad Romanos unam, et ad Corinthios duas.       Argentorati {Strassburg]: Apud Iohannem Heruagium, Anno M. D. XXIII. [ 1523 ]. 0 8vo. ff.244 . 6.25" x 4.25" [16cm x 11cm ]. Later full leather binding. Clean Latin text, uniformly toned throughout. Title within a woodcut title border depicting God, Apostles, Mercury and Minerva. The text starts with a fine historated capital - The beginning of a letter from Luther to Melanchthon (dated 1522) preceding the text. A very clean book with neat marginal notes in a contemporary hand. Referenced by: Adams M1082. ** Philipp Melanchthon (born Philipp Schwartzerd) (February 16, 1497 � April 19, 1560) was a German professor and theologian, a significant character in the Protestant Reformation, a key leader of the Lutheran Reformation, and a friend and associate of Martin Luther. - See Wikipedia       [Bookseller: Beckham Books Limited]  79.   Check availability:     PBFA    Direct from seller   Link/Print   MARTIALIS, Marcus Valerius. Epigram[mata] libri magna diligentia nuperrime castigatita diectis doctissimis commentariis illustrium vivorum Domitii Chalderini atque Georgi Merulae i quibus graeci authores passim citantur.       Lyon, Romain Morin, 1522. - In-4, [dimension: 247 x 175 mm] de (14), 181, (3) ff., le dernier bl., [ aa8, A6, B-Z8, z8 ]. Veau, dos � nerfs orn�, fleurons dor�s au centre des plats et aux angles. (Reliure de l'�poque.) Belle et rare �dition. Titre en noir et rouge avec encadrement. Illustr� par 17 bois grav�s dans le texte. Les scolies de Domizio Calderini et Giorgo Merula entourent le texte de Martial. Brunet, supp. 972 : "Edition rare." Dos restaur�. Baudrier V, 368. Rare and fine edition, illustrated by 17 woodcuts. Contemporary calf.       [Bookseller: Hugues de Latude]  80.   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   BERENGARIO DA CARPI, Jacopo (c. 1460-1530) Isagog[a]e Breves , perlucide ac uberrime, in anatomia[m] humani corporis, a, com[m]uni medicoru[m] academia usitat[a], a, Carpo in almo gymnasio ordinaria[m] chirurgie publice docente, ad suo[rum] scholasticoru[m] p[re]ces in lucem date ... Nicolaus Bargilius Bonon. dissecuit varios hominem Mundinus in artus subiciens cupidis qu[ae]q[ue] videnda oculis. Mundinum at melior divisit Carpus: & auxit: ne foret, alcerutru[m] qui sibi forte paret. Idem. In Carpo seri discent tua scripta ne potes h[a]ec Mundine charta loquentur anus. [Colophon] Anno Virginei partus. M.D.XXII. Sub die. xxx. Dece[m]...       Bologna: Benedetto Faelli, 1522. 4to: A--I8, ff. 72. Roman letter, title within a cribl� woodcut border, initial spaces with guide letters, printer's device on f72r. 19 large and 2 smaller anatomical woodcuts. Leaf size and condition: 212 x 145mm. Titlepage soiled and bound tight obscuring some of the border at the inner margin; heavy soiling to lower outer margins and extensive repairs to blank margins of sigs A--E and I (all the leaves that contain illustrations), tears in B1 extending into the printed captions of two illustrations and in I3 and I4 into the captions and woodcuts of three illustrations, all without loss, a few letters lost on f. 35r; a few small worm holes, some filled, one affecting the printer's device on the last leaf. Binding: Re-sewn and re-cased in seventeenth-century carta rustica; no free endleaves. Provenance and annotation: 'Franciscus Justinie[?]', signature, partially erased, on titlepage. Pen trials on f. 53v and f. 54r, some colour added to the illustration on f. 25. Walter Pagel (1896--1983); B. E. J. Pagel (1930--2007). References: Putti pp. 148--50; EDIT16 CNCE 5421; Wellcome 782; Garrison--Morton 368; Norman 188; Waller 907. First edition. A second edition, slightly enlarged, was issued by Faelli in 1523, followed by reprints, Strasbourg, 1530 and Venice 1535. � This famous work introduced several innovations in anatomy and anatomical illustration and is among the most important precursors of Vesalius. 'Berengario was the author of the first [anatomical] illustrations made from nature. His innate feeling for the graphic arts seems to have aided him considerably in his first attempts' (Choulant p. 138). Several of Berengario's illustrations, such as those of the veins on f. 67r, show the influence of Leonardo (Herlinger p. 83). This set of anatomical illustrations is by far the most extensive that had appeared up to this time. The male skeleton and muscle figures are displayed against landscape backgrounds in the way that would be followed by Estienne and Vesalius. The female figures are equally striking and, in contrast to the male figures, are revealed in bedrooms, or holding sheets (or shrouds?) behind themselves. Both the situation and the poses of the figures giving them an erotic charge; they are modelled on works of art and inspired Estienne's female figures, but not those of Vesalius. As Talvacchia remarks 'artistic conventions for the display of the eroticized female body shared those developed for the demonstration of female sexual organs' (Talvacchia pp. 169--70). The last five woodcuts seem to have been intended for artists. The Isagogae breves is a condensed version of Berengario's Commentaria on Mondino's anatomy (1521) and uses many of the same woodcuts, but with significant revisions and additions. The Commentaria was printed at Bologna by Girolamo de Benedetto whom Choulant suggests may have cut the blocks. Three of the woodcuts which Choulant says were intended for artists are omitted, but the illustration of two uteri on f. 25r is new, as is the muscleman on f.69r. The second edition, printed in the following year, added three more anatomical woodcuts and revisions to other woodcuts. Garrison--Morton notes that this work includes a description of the valves of the heart and Pagel discusses Berengario's views on the disputed septum of the heart in the Commentaria (William Harvey's Biological Ideas, p. 159). Though he does not mention the Isagogae specifically he would no doubt have been interested in what Berengario says here about the veins and the heart. Berengario was born in Carpi, near Modena, the son of a surgeon. He took is MD at Bologna and taught surgery first at Pavia, then at Bologna. After 1527 he was in Ferrara and Rome where he was the first to use mercury in the treatment of syphilis and thereby earned a large fortune. He was regarded by Benvenuto Cellini as 'a great connoisseur in the arts of design' (quoted by Choulant, p. 136). Literature: Ludwig Choulant, trs and annotated by Mortimer Frank, History and Bibliography of Anatomic Illustration (1945) pp. 136--142; Vittorio Putti, Berengario da Carpi; saggio biografico e bibliografico, seguito dalla traduzione del "De fractura calvae sive cranei" (1937); Robert Herrlinger, History of medical illustration (1970), pp. 80--83; Bette Talvacchia, Taking Positions. On the Erotic in Renaissance Culture (1999).       [Bookseller: Roger Gaskell]  81.   Check availability:     ILAB   Link/Print   Melanchthon, Philipp Annotationes Philippi Melanchthonis in Epistola[M] Pauli Ad Romanos Unam, Et Ad Corinthios Duas       Argentorati {Strassburg]: Apud Iohannem Heruagium, Anno M. D. XXIII. [. 8vo. ff.244. 6.25" x 4.25" [16cm x 11cm ]. Later full leather binding. Clean Latin text, uniformly toned throughout. Title within a woodcut title border depicting God, Apostles, Mercury and Minerva. The text starts with a fine historated capital-The beginning of a letter from Luther to Melanchthon (dated 1522) preceding the text. A very clean book with neat marginal notes in a contemporary hand. Referenced by: Adams M1082. ** Philipp Melanchthon (born Philipp Schwartzerd) (February 16, 1497 ? April 19, 1560) was a German professor and theologian, a significant character in the Protestant Reformation, a key leader of the Lutheran Reformation, and a friend and associate of Martin Luther. -See Wikipedia.       [Bookseller: Alibris]  82.   Check availability:     Alibris   Link/Print   POLYBIUS HISTORIARUM LIBRI QUINQUE IN LATINAM CONVERSI LINGUAM, NICOLAO PEROTTO INTERPRETE. (IN FINE:) FLORENTIAE, HAEREDES PHIL. JUNTAE, 1522,       in-8, ff. 225, (1), leg. 800esca m.perg. Marca tipogr. sul tit. ed in fine. Precede il proemio di N. Perotti al Pontefice Niccolo' V. Rara ediz. dei primi cinque libri delle "storie" di Polibio, quanto ci resta dell'opera che in 40 libri abbracciava gli avvenimenti dal 264 al 146 a.C., periodo cruciale per l'affermazione di Roma come caput mundi'. L'autore (205 ca.-120 a. C.), nativo di Megalopoli in Arcadia, fu uomo d'affari e di guerra, politico e sommo storico, tanto da essere considerato il padre della storia, modernamente intesa come scienza. Bell'esemplare (ex-libris ms. coevo sul tit. e lieve traccia di umido nel margine infer. di qualche foglio). Sconosciuto a Renouard e mancante all'Adams., 531 Bandini, Flor. Iuntarum Typ., II, 175. Annali dei Giunti di Firenze I, n.164.       [Bookseller: Libreria Antiquaria PREGLIASCO�]  83.   Check availability:     Maremagnum   Link/Print   Calepinus Ambrosius Vocabularius Thesaurus Copiosissimus: Ex Nicolai Perotti Cornucopiae: Ac M. Varronis: N. Marcelli: Sexti, Pompeii: Servii: Donati: Ascolani, Aretini Doctorum...Summa Vigilantia Castigatus       (in fine) Thusculani, Apud Benacum in Aedibus Alexandri Paganini. Mense, 1522. [Paganino Filologia] (cm.22, 5) Ottima piena pergamena dell'epoca con tracce di lacci, titolo calligrafato al dorso. -cc.381, l'ultima carta che contiene registro e colophon � bianca al verso. vari errori di numerazione, le carte sono 380 numerate 381 per errore. Al frontis magnifica bordura xilografica raffigurata nel volume "200 decorative title-page" attribuita al Taccuini e citata nell'opera "handbook reinassaince ornament" assieme ai bei capolettera a fondo nero sempre attribuiti al Taccuini (tavv.18-19). Apparsa nel 1502 � questa una delle prime e pi� rare edizioni di questo celeberrimo vocabolario. Questa nostra del Paganino � desunta dalla nota cornucopia del perrottus, edita nello stesso anno, e stampata con i suoi noti minutissimi caratteri. alessandro Paganino era in possesso delle matrici e dei punzoni di tipo arabico usati per stampare il corano. Margine alto sobrio ma esemplare molto bello e nitido raro a trovarsi cos� ben conservato dato l'uso pratico cui era destinato. veramente raro, manca ad Adams, BM STC, Moranti " cinquecentine di Urbino" e Brunet. *Sander 1538; * Labarre 36; * Graesse II 15.       [Bookseller: Alibris]  84.   Check availability:     Alibris   Link/Print   Thiel, Rudolf Luther von 1483 bis 1522       1522 bis 1546 - Berlin Paul Neff 1940       [Bookseller: Gr�ne�s Versandantiquariat]  85   Check availability:     AbeBooks   Link/Print   1521 1523

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