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Venezia, Melchiorre Sessa e Pietro Ravani, 1525.. In folio (307x215) carte num. 182, carte n.n. 56. Testo greco e latino su tre colonne nella prima parte, su due nella seconda. Magnifico frontespizio in silografia incorniciato da elaborata scena con rimandi allegorici sulle virtu e i vizi, dominata dalla Fortezza della Vera Felicita. Grandi capilettera istoriati incisi in legno. Marca editoriale in fine. Legatura moderna in cartone pressato con titolo su tassello in oro al dorso. Tagli blu. Rara prima edizione di questo Dictionarium basato parzialmente su quello di G. Crastonius che riporta nella seconda parte, testi di Ammonio (in carattere greco), Giovanni Grammatico "De Graecarum proprietate linguarum ex scripti de arte" con testo greco-latino, Iohannes Philoponus, l'imperatore Mauricius, Georgius Choeroboscus, Gregorius, vescovo di Corinto, Herodianus, Tryphon, T. Gaza, Thomas Magister, Phrynicus Arabius come citato al frontespizio; alcuni di questi sono in prima edizione. Bell' esemplare con uno strappo restaurato alla carta 176, un alone a poche carte alla fine e usuali tracce di sporco superficiale al frontespizio. Ex libris Barone Landau. Nicolardi n. 62. Sander 2413: "Page du titre, grand excadrement a figures, copie d'apres la gravure de Hans Holbein "Table de Cebes"; Essling 2296; IT\ICCU\BVEE\016505 . dizionario greco
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Galen.
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| Galeni librorum pars prima... first 2 vols. of Aldine Galen (5 vols. were published).
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Venice: Aldus, 1525. The Aldine Galen Galen (A.D. 129 / 130-199 / 200). Galhnou A¢ [B¢]. Galeni librorum pars prima [secunda]. . . . Two volumes only (of five). 2 vols. in 1, folio. [4], 24, 180 [i.e., 181], 108; [4], 184, 106ff. Vol. I colophon leaf (p4) misbound after p1; Vol. I also lacking blank leaves F4 and &6. Venice: in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Asulani soceri, April 1525 (colophon). 317 x 227 mm. Full vellum over boards. First three leaves of Vol. I repaired, fore-edges of some leaves a little frayed, minor staining but a very good tall copy. Signature on title of the 19th-century scholar Joseph R. Gasquet, author of "The Radical Medicine of Galen in his Time" Brit. & Foreign Med.-Chir. Rev. 11 [1867]: 472-88). Editio Princeps in Greek. G-M 27. The first two volumes (of five) of the magnificent Aldine Galen, which, by publishing in one place all the known Greek texts of Galen, marked a new era in both medical and philological scholarship. The collection's five folio volumes, the climax of nearly 100 years of active scholarship, represent the largest single body of text issued by the Aldine press, which had by then passed into the hands of Aldus Manutius's father-in-law Andreas Asulanus, Aldus having died in 1515 before he could fulfil his long-held desire to issue a new edition of Galen. Asulanus, with the help of his sons Franciscus and Fredericus, continued Aldus's scholarly tradition, bringing out a number of Greek literary and historical editiones principes; "but whereas the family's not unlimited linguistic expertise might have sufficed to produce creditable editions of geographers and poets, it was clearly not up to the challenge the works of Galen presented. . . . To meet this challenge, the Pavian professor of medicine G. B. Opizzoni (ca. 1485-ca. 1532) was placed in charge of a large group of assistants recruited mainly from northern medical scholars then studying in Italy: John Clement (ca. 1495-1572), Edward Wotton (1492-1555), William Rose (ca. 1490-1525), and Thomas Lupset (1495-1530), all Brittani and followers of Thomas Linacre (ca. 1460-1524), and the Saxon Georg Agricola (1495-1555), of De re metallica fame. . . . The significance of the first printing of a classical author cannot be overestimated, especially a prolific one like Aristotle or Galen, whose works were not to be found in a single or even very few manuscripts, but had to be pieced together from as many manuscripts as the printer could lay his hands on. Not only did the texts of these authors go from being the private reserve of a few fortunate manuscript-owners and their friends to being available throughout the scholarly world-and that in a standard, corrected form-but their survival from the naufragium of the middle ages was once and for all assured" (Potter, in Norman, 100 Books Famous in Medicine, no. 5). The Aldine Greek Galen was quickly adopted as authoritative, and was relied on heavily by subsequent translators of Galen's works. One of the rarest of Aldine publications, only two or three complete sets of this work have been sold during the past 30 years. A complete set, if it could be found, would be worth in the range of $50,000 or more. We are offering the first two volumes of this work at an affordable price; these volumes contain 37 (nearly one-quarter) of the 160 Galenic texts identified in Durling's bibliography. Among these are the Anatomici libri novem, Galen's major anatomical work; De motu muscularum, containing the first description of artificially stimulated contraction of dissected muscle tissue; works on dissection of the nerves, veins and uterus; the embryological De foetum formatione; and ten works on pharmacology and drug therapy, comprising all of Vol. II. Renouard, p. 101. Adams G-32. Ahmanson-Murphy 202-203. Stillwell III-374. 22177
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| Lucubrationes omnes ... in novem digestae tomos,. sed multo quam ante vigilantius per Des. Erasmum Roterodamum emendatae). Octavus tomus & Tomus nonus. 2 in 1 Bd.
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Basel, J. Froben, 1525 - 1526.. Folio. 138 num. Bl., 96 Bl.; 257 num. Bl., 1 Bl. Mit Holzschnitt-Druckermarke (mehrf. wiederholt). Ldrbd d. Zeit mit ornamentaler Blindprägung von Streicheisen und Stempelrollen (berieben, Gelenke eingerissen, Rücken mit hinterlegten Fehlstellen, ohne die Schließen, Ränder teilw. gering braun- u. fingerfleckig u. mit kl. Nässespur, am Ende 2 kl. Wurmspuren im Außenrand, alter Stempel, privater u. klösterl. Besitzvermerk auf Titel). (FOL 08-111). Die vorliegenden beiden letzten Bände der Werkausgabe wurden von Bruno Amerbach herausgegeben: Octavus tomus commentarios in Psalterium habet; accessit his psalterium triplici lingua, Hebraica, Graeca, & Latina (letzteres in einem schönen vierspaltigen Druck auf jeweils 2 gegenüberliegenden Seiten: hebräischer Text, griechische Übersetzung und zwei lateinischen Übersetzungen des hl. Hieronymus und eines unbekannten Autors).- Tomus nonus operum ... co(m)plectens co(m)mentarios in Matthaeum & Marcum, & in divi Pauli epistolas ..., postremo Didymi de spiritu sancto librum a Hieronymo versum.- VD 16 H 3483.
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Durer, Albrecht.
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| UNDERWEYSUNG DER MESSUNG, MIT DEM ZIRCKEL VON RICHTSCHEYT IN LINIEN EBNEN UNND GANTZEN CORPOREN
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(Nuremberg: Hieronymus Andreas Formschneider, 1525). Rare First Edition. Profusely illustrated with woodcut designs on almost every page, comprising geometrical diagrams, architectural designs, and alphabetic characters; two large woodcuts (one signed in the block by Durer) of artists using apparatus for drawing in perspective; pasted-on cancel diagrams on C5v and K1r; pasted-on folding slips on P4v and Q1r extending the diagrams. Folio, well bound in 19th Century half morocco over marbled boards, the edges of the text block with handsome gold chiseling on a red background A very handsome copy, very pleasing and very well preserved with some innocuous light evidence of antique staining to a few leaves..
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MOREL (Thierry)
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| Enchiridion ad verborum copiam multiplici auctario lucupletatu[m].
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Paris, Pierre Vidoué, 1525. 1 vol. petit in-8°, veau brun, dos à nerfs orné de filets à froid, large roulette estampée à frois délimitée par de larges filets en encadrement sur les plats. Reliure souple de l'époque en très mauvais état (estampage cependant bien lisible), traces de lacets. Titre dans un encadrement gravé sur bois avec marque de l'imprimeur, impression en caractères italiques, (4) ff., xc ff., (2) ff. Signatures : a4 [b-m]8 n4. Annotations marginales, qq. mouillures marginales. Manque de papier au feuillet de titre avec perte d'une partie de l'encadrement et de qq. mots de la dédicace au v°. 3ème édition augmentée de ce recueil d'expressions latines destiné aux étudiants pour les perfectionner dans l'art de l'éloquence. Exemplaire usé, mais dans sa première reliure en veau estampé orné d'une large roulette de type Renaissance continu au motif voisin de Gid, RCg3. Moreau-Renouard III, n°873.
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Osiander, Andreas d.Ä.
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| Ein schöne, fast nützliche Sermon, vber das Euangelion Matthei am. xvij. Do Christus den Zolpfenning bezalet. Von ghorsam weltlicher Obrigkait. Vom gebrauch Chridtenlicher vnd weltlicher Freyhait. Von Göttlicher fürsichtigkait.
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Nürnberg, [Jobst Gutknecht] 1525. 4to. 16 Bll.nnum. Mit vierteiliger Titelbordüre. Umschlag.. Seltene erste Ausgabe von Osianders einziger Schrift zum Bauernkrieg. Osiander war seit 1522 reformatorischer Prediger an St. Lorenz in Nürnberg und hielt die als Grundlage für diese Schrift dienende Predigt am 26. März 1525. Er rief darin, ähnlich wie Brenz und später Luther, das Volk zu leidendem Gehorsam und zur Erfüllung ihrer bürgerlichen Pflichten auf. Die um den 19. März erschienenen zwölf Artikel der Bauernschaft waren Osiander zu diesem Zeitpunkt wohl noch nicht bekannt. Die Titeleinfassung ist bei Luther, Taf. 121 abgebildet. - Etwas gebräunt und vereinzelt mit leichten Wasserrändern im weissen Rand, sonst gut erhalten. - VD 16, O-1097; Köhler 3639; Claus, Bauernkrieg 185; Laube, Bauernkriegszeit 293 ff. und 597; Seebass, Osiander 9.1 (ungenau)..
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ARNOLDI, Bartholomaeus, of Usingen
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| Libellus . de falsis prophetis tam in persona qua doctrina vitandis a fidelibus. De recta et muda pdicatioe Euãgelij . de celibatu sacerdotum Noue Legis et de matrimonio eorum : nec non monachorum exiticiorum : responsio ad sermone Langi de matrimonio sacerdotali . cõtra factione Luttheranã.
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[Matthes Maler],, Erfurt 1525 Modern boards 4to . FIRST EDITION of this rare tract attacking the position of Luther's followers regarding the marriage of priests as well as other reforms proposed by Luther and his circle. Bartholomaeus Arnoldi of Usingen (c. 1465-1532) studied at Erfurt from 1484 and later taught scholastic philosophy and theology there until 1526. "He was one of the teachers of Martin Luther, and around 1512 he entered the same Erfurt house of the Augustinian Eremites that Luther had entered some seven years earlier. Usingen, however, opposed the Reformation with great zeal, although he was sympathetic to the humanist movement . In the wake of the peasant rebellion and the triumph of the reformparty, he left Erfurt early in 1526 for the Wurzburg house of his order" (Contemporaries of Erasmus, III, p. 360). The work is rare; OCLC locates only one copy at Yale 40 leaves. With fine woodcut title border signed with the monogram "FB" (Luther, TE 67 & 67a). Few minor spots on title-page. Very good copy. § VD 16, A 3702; IA 108.965; von Hase 543; Panzer (Annales typographici), VI, 503, 63; Kuczynski 2681; BM/STC German 67.
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Durer, Albrecht.
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| UNDERWEYSUNG DER MESSUNG, MIT DEM ZIRCKEL VON RICHTSCHEYT IN LINIEN EBNEN UNND GANTZEN CORPOREN
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(Nuremberg: Hieronymus Andreas Formschneider, 1525) Rare First Edition. Profusely illustrated withwoodcut designs on almost every page, comprising geometrical diagrams, architectural designs, and alphabetic characters; two large woodcuts (one signed in the block by Durer) of artists using apparatus for drawing in perspective; pasted-on cancel diagrams on C5v and K1r; pasted-on folding slips on P4v and Q1r extending the diagrams. Folio, well bound in 19th Century half morocco over marbled boards, the edges of the text block with handsome gold chiseling on a red background A very handsome copy, very pleasing and very well preserved with some innocuous light evidence of antique staining to a few leaves. RARE FIRST EDITION AND DURER'S THEORETIC MASTERWORK, this treatise on mensuration formulates a comprehensive and mathematically based method for the realistic depiction of objects in spaces. One of the earliest printed works on perspective, the Underweysung is the first presentation of the subject in German. The principles articulated in the Underweysung formed the foundation of aesthetic dogma for over 300 years.
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PONTANUS, PETRUS.
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| DUPLEX GRAMMATICE ARTIS ISAGOGE AB EODEM MULTIS NUPER LOCUPLETATA SCHEMATIBUS. PARIS, NIC. SAVETIERFOR AMBROSIUS GIRAULT, 1525.
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4to. 19th century black morocco, spine gilt-titled. With large woodcut device of the Paris printer Pierre Viart on title, richly coloured by hand and heightened with gold, part of text on title heightened with gold, 38 larger and smaller historiated and floriated woodcut initials in text, all richly coloured by hand and heightened with gold, and almmost all text richly touched with gold. (22) lvs. Richly and beautifully illuminated copy of a Latin school grammar by Petrus Pontanus, or Petrus de Ponte from Bruges (1475-1539). Blinded at the age of three, Pontanus was educated at the monastery in St. Omer. At the beginning of the 16th century he is settled at Paris teaching humanities, preparing young people for entering the university. He published over 30 pedagogical and literary works and played an important role in the humanist movement at Paris. Unable to find a patron, Pontanus published his books at his own expense in small editions so today all his books are very rare. His books stand out among the pedagogical works of the period, especially his Latin grammar distinguished itself by its serious qualities of science and of method. It teached the children by questions and answers, in prose, with examples taken from the classical authors. It is divided into two parts, one treating the Latin grammar proper, and the second part treating the Latin syntax. Exceptional rich copy, entirely illuminated.- (Some restorations to the title; title sl. worn). Bibl. Belg. P 317; cf. STC French p. 362 (Paris ed. of 1519); Machiels P 1114 (Paris ed. of 1524); no edition in Adams; NUC lists one copy only, of the edition of 1527.
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Johannes Chrysostomus
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Basel, Cratander 1525. 35 cm. In 1 Band. (38, l. w.), 208; 122 Blatt mit insges. 4 Druckermarken jeweils auf Titel und am Schlu! jeden Bandes. Restaur. Ldr.-Bd. uber Holzdeckeln mit Rollenstempeln - VD16 J398 - Adams C-1513 (Bd. 1-5) - Band 1: Homilias complectens LXXXIX. in Matthaeum; Band 2: Commentarium in Johannis evangelium. Vorderdeckel und Bezug passend erneuert, der hintere Deckel im Originalzustand, Schabspuren, Vorsatze neu, im Text und dem hinteren Deckel Wurmlocher, Schlie!en entfernt, Ende von Band 1 und Anfang von Band 2 Feuchtigkeitsrander am Schnitt. - Sprache / Language: Lateinisch / Latin -
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MASSÉNA (Victor, duc de Rivoli, prince d'Essling).
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| Bibliographie des livres à figures vénitiens de la fin du XVe et du commencement du XVIe siècle. 1469-1525.
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P., 1892, in-8 broché, XLVI-541 pages.
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Granberg, Olof.
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| Svenska konstsamlingarnas historia från Gustav Vasas tid till våra dagar I-III.
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(Geschichte der Schwedischen Kunstsammlungen 1525-1925). (Mit einer zusammenfassung in Deutscher Sprache). I. Gustav Vasa - Kristina. II. Karl X Gustav - Adolf Fredrik. III. Gutsav III - Karl XIII. Författarens förlag. Tryckt hos Gustaf Lindströms boktryckeri, Stockholm 1929-31. Ljustrycket är utfört av A. Börtzells tryckeri AB. 4:o. Tryckt i 200 numrerade exemplar, detta Nr 172. 236,(4 sista blank) s. + 50 planscher; 254,(2) s. + 56 planscher; 196,(4 sista blank) s. + 52 planscher. Något senare välbevarade röda halvskinnband med övre guldsnitt, övriga snitt oskurna. Rygg med fem upphöjda bind, sparsam gulddekor. Främre omslagen medbundna, de till del I och III med mindre fläckar. 29,5 x 24 cm. *Bifogat 4 sidigt prospekt med omdömmen om del I. Gustaf Lindströms boktryckeri, Stockholm 1931. Vikt. Enligt bifogad lapp är böckerna bundna hos Stellan Lindskogs bokbinderi Göteborg. [#65749]
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| HISTORIA D'HERODIANO DELLO IMPERIO DOPO MARCO TRADOTTA IN LINGUA TOSCANA ET CON DILIGENTIA STAMPATA. IN VINEGIA, PER GREGORIO DE GREGORI, 1525 ADI. 24 APRILE.
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Cm. 15, cc. 115. Solida legatura in piena pergamena (seicentesca?) con piccoli nervi passanti e titoli manoscritti al dorso. Un alone chiaro limitato alle prime ed ultime carte, peraltro esemplare genuino, marginoso e ben conservato. Manca l'ultima carta (bianca) posta dopo il colophon. Edizione non comune ed impressa nel tipico stile quattrocentesco degli incunaboli con frontespizio in forma d'occhietto. Non in Adams che elenca la prima edizione in volgare, del 1522.
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Herodian.
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| Historia d'Herodiano dello imperio dopo Marco tradotta in lingva Toscana et con diligentia stampata.
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Impresso in Venegia per Gregorio de Gregori. Nel anno del Signore. M.D.XXV. adi. 24. Aprile. (from colophon), 14.2 cm. tall, [1] (title), 2-115 leaves; old hand lettered vellum darkened and wrinkled with hinges cracked, margins short but no loss, slip of paper mounted over top quarter of title leaf not touching letters, late leaves have minor worming at top margin, a clean text, ** Ships from the USA via AIR service !! **
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Herodian
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| Historia d'Herodiano dello imperio dopo Marco tradotta in lingva Toscana et con diligentia stampata
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Venice:, 1525,. Impresso in Venegia per Gregorio de Gregori. Nel anno del Signore. M.D.XXV. adi. 24. Aprile." (from colophon), 14.2 cm. tall, [1] (title), 2-115 leaves; old hand lettered vellum darkened and wrinkled with hinges cracked, margins short but no loss, slip of paper mounted over top quarter of title leaf not touching letters, late leaves have minor worming at top margin, a clean text,
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ERASMUS v. ROTTERDAM
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Straßburg, J. Knobloch?), mense Octobri 1525. Kl.-8vo. 136 num. Bl. Neuerer Pgtbd unter Verwendung einer alten Einbanddecke im neuen Schuber (Einbd fleckig, stellenw. mit schwachen Nässespuren, vereinzelt Anstreichungen von alter Hand, Name auf Titel). (WR 02-173) Frühe Ausgabe zwei Monate nach der Erstausgabe, die im August d.J. bei Froben in Basel erschienen war.- Die Schrift gehört in die Reihe der weitverbreiteten und vielbenutzten Lehrbücher, mit denen Erasmus dem Bildungsprogramm eines christlichen Humanismus Gestalt verlieh. Dieses Programm beinhaltete u.a., dass sprachliche Bildung mit sittlicher Erziehung Hand in Hand gehen müsse. Entsprechend gibt Erasmus hier anhand der antiken und der biblischen Geschichte zahlreiche Beispiele über den rechten Gebrauch bzw. Missbrauch der Sprache in moralischer Hinsicht. Eine etwas spätere deutsche übersetzung trägt den Titel: "Von der Zung ... darinn angezeigt, was die Zung sei, wie sie das best unnd das böst glied sei ... Auch findest schöne Artznei wider die Klappersucht und widder das aller bössest Gifft der falschen Zungen".- Bezzel 1269 (weist diesen Druck ebenfalls Froben zu); Vander Haeghen I, 117 u. Adams E 681 (beide ohne Zuweisung); Benzing, Straßburg 555; VD 16 E 3160.
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ARNOLDI, Bartholomaeus, of Usingen
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| Libellus ... de falsis prophetis tam in persona qua doctrina vitandis afidelibus. De recta et muda pdicatioe Euãgelij ... de celibatu sacerdotumNoue Legis et de matrimonio eorum : nec non monachorum exiticiorum :responsio ad sermone Langi de matrimonio sacerdotali ... cõtra factioneLuttheranã.
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[Matthes Maler], Erfurt 1525 Modern boards 4to . FIRST EDITION of this rare tract attacking the position of Luther's followers regarding the marriage of priests as well as other reforms proposed by Luther and his circle. Bartholomaeus Arnoldi of Usingen (c. 1465-1532) studied at Erfurt from 1484 and later taught scholastic philosophy and theology there until 1526. "He was one of the teachers of Martin Luther, and around 1512 he entered the same Erfurt house of the Augustinian Eremites that Luther had entered some seven years earlier. Usingen, however, opposed the Reformation with great zeal, although he was sympathetic to the humanist movement ... In the wake of the peasant rebellion and the triumph of the reformparty, he left Erfurt early in 1526 for the Wurzburg house of his order" (Contemporaries of Erasmus, III, p. 360). The work is rare; OCLC locates only one copy at Yale 40 leaves. With fine woodcut title border signed with the monogram "FB" (Luther, TE 67 & 67a). Few minor spots on title-page. Very good copy. § VD 16, A 3702; IA 108.965; von Hase 543; Panzer (Annales typographici), VI, 503, 63; Kuczynski 2681; BM/STC German 67
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| Le ciento novelle antike.
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Bologna, Girolamo Benedetti, agosto 1525. "In-4° (mm 207x138). 6 carte non numerate, 40 numerate, due carte non numerate di cui l’ultima bianca. Carattere romano. Legatura di Binda in marocchino rosso, con impressioni dorate e a secco ai piatti, titolo e note in oro al dorso. Esemplare ad ampi margini, in buono stato di conservazione; le carte i2-i3 e k3-k4 rimarginate. Nota bibliografica manoscritta dell’abate Luigi Razzolini, autore della celebre Bibliografia dei testi di lingua a stampa citati dagli Accademici della Crusca. Al contropiatto ex-libris: ‘Ulrico Hoepli’ e ‘Bryan Palmes’. Prima rarissima edizione della più antica raccolta di novelle in volgare, dedicata dal curatore Carlo Gualteruzzi al conterraneo Gorio Gherio, vescovo di Fano. Il titolo di Ciento novelle, con cui l’opera venne in seguito chiamata si deve proprio a questa prima stampa Gualteruzziana, voluta da Pietro Bembo e esemplata su uno o più codici da lui procurati. Probabilmente la vulgata del Novellino, come corpus composto da cento novelle, si deve a una tradizione post-decameroniana:. «la raccolta originaria o Ur-Novellino, redatta da un compilatore anonimo verosimilmente sul finire del Duecento a Firenze, comprendeva novelle vere e proprie, ma anche brani didascalici, sentenze, moralità ecc.; cioè una serie di unità narrative e di unità non narrative, che erano meno di cento ed erano semplicemente separate da uno spazio e dall’iniziale colorata, senza rubriche e senza numerazione, secondo la testimonianza del ms. più antico […]. Poi, forse all’inizio del Trecento sempre a Firenze, qualcun altro ne ha modificato la struttura e la consistenza, eliminando alcuni moduli, spostandone altri e aggiungendo delle novelle attinte altrove; in una fase successiva, ma sempre all’inizio del secolo, sono state introdotte le rubrice, approssimative e spesso imprecise; è probabilmente cinquecentesca la numerazione del nuovo ordinamento […]. Il Novellino vulgato, cioè la raccolta in cento novelle, è il risultato di questa cospicua riorganizzazione macro-testuale dell’Ur-Novellino» (Il Novellino, a cura di Alberto Conte, Roma 2001, pp. xv-xvi). Gamba 685; Passano, p. 130. Exceedingly rare first edition of the oldest collection of Italian tales, written by an anonimous Florentine author at the beginning of the 13th century. "
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| PROBUS VALERIUS. DE NOTIS ROMA. PETRUS DIACONUS. DE AEDEM RE. DEMETRIUS ALABALDUS. DE MINUTIIS, DE PONDERIBUS, DE MENSURIS. BEDA. DE COMPUTO PER GESTUM DIGITORUM, DE LOQUELA, DE RATIONE UNCIARUM. LEGES XII TABULARUM. LEGES PONTIFICIAE. VARIAE VERBORUM CONCEPTIONES, QUIBUS ANTIQUI CUM IN REBUS SACRIS, TUM PROPHANIS UTERENTUR, SUB TITULO DE RITIBUS ROMANORUM COLLECTAE. PHLEGONTIS TRALLANI. EPISTOLA DE MORIBUS AEGYPTIORUM. AURELIANI CAESARIS. EPISTOLA DE OFFICIO TRIBUNI MILITUM. ISCRIPTIONES ANTIQUAE VARIIS IN LOCIS REPERTAE. HAEC OMNIA NUNC PRIMUM EDITA.
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Venezia, in aedibus Ioannis Tacuini Tridinensis, mense Februario 1525. "In-4Y; 4, 81 cc. (l'ultima bianca e' assente); legatura coeva in pergamena (dorso rifatto). Volume elegantemente stampato con grandi caratteri tondi e in fine con caratteri anche greci; titolo in rosso e nero; alla quarta carta xilografia a piena pagina raffigurante una Sibilla, di Benedetto Montagna. Per l'attribuzione al Montagna cfr. Nagler, Die monogrammist, vol. I, p. 848. Rimarchevole nota di appartenenza in grafia cinquecentesca sul titolo (Paolo Mosconi da Soncino). Leggera gora marginale in alcune carte." "Una delle piu' importanti raccolte di scritti di antichita' classiche. Come il tipografo medesimo dichiara in una lettera prefatoria indirizzata agli studiosi, si tratta di una edizione piu' corretta e soddisfacente rispetto a quella anteriore di Probo da lui stesso stampata nel 1519: questa infatti fu collazionata su nuovi manoscritti, e arricchita da una messe enorme di materiale antiquario in prima edizione o inedito oppure totalmente rivisto, ampliato e corretto. Tra le varie operette vanno ricordate per la loro primaria importanza e ricercatezza quelle di aritmetica e sulle misure e pesi: il ""De computo"" di Beda ad esempio non e' menzionato dallo Smith (Aritmetica rara) che cita altre opere dell'autore medievale. Riguardo al pregevole legno della Sibilla cfr. anche Essling 1179: ""Figure de la Sibylle avec monogr. b M (B. Montagna in bianco su nero nell'angolo in basso a destra); bois de la meme main que le S. Michel du Missale ord. Camald. 1503, et que le S. Jean Baptiste qui a ete employe' comme marque par Tacuino""." Sander 5902.
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| Ettlich Sermones von dem Nachtmal Christi,. Geprediget bey den Parfussern zu Augsburg. O.O., Dr. u. J.
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(Augsburg, Ph. Ulhart, ). 1525 Kl.-4to. 24 Bl. Mit schönem Titelholzschnitt (Abendmahl). Neue Br. (Ränder braun- u. fingerfleckig u. mit Nässespuren, Titel stärker angestaubt u. fleckig). (WR 01-149) Erste Ausgabe; eine von zwei Druckvarianten.- Die Augsburger Barfüßerkirche war die Kirche der unteren Volksschichten. Hier versuchte Michael Keller, ein neues evangelisches Gemeindeleben aufzubauen. Mit seinen rhetorisch ebenso einfachen wie eindringlichen Predigten sammelte er einen Kreis von Anhängern ("Michaeliten"), die sich später bis zum Bildersturm radikalisierten (vgl. RE XVI, 738). Kellers Predigten über das Abendmahl wenden sich von der Zwinglischen Auffassung her "mit heftigstem Gepolter hauptsächlich gegen die katholische Lehre von der Messe und Verwandlung" (Schottenloher S. 32).- Exemplar mit handschriftlichem Besitzvermerk von Martin Borrhaus Cellarius. Der Reuchlinschüler Borrhaus ist dem linken Spektrum der Reformation zuzurechnen. Er stand zu diesem Zeitpunkt den Wiedertäufern nahe (Streitgespräch mit Luther) und entfaltete eine umfangreiche Reise- und Werbetätigkeit. In Preußen war er seiner religiösen Anschauungen wegen verhaftet und ausgewiesen worden. Ähnlich wie Karlstadt und S. Franck war Borrhaus ein "Gegner der Verkirchlichung der Reformation, Vertreter individueller Laienfrömmigkeit unter humanistisch-erasmischem Einfluss (und ein) Vorkämpfer der Toleranz" (RGG).- Kuczynski 1163; Schottenloher, Ulhart 108 b; VD 16 K 655.
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Rimini, Geršom Soncino, [1525]. "In-folio (mm 314x204). 164 carte non numerate. Frontespizio racchiuso entro cornice silografica a fondo nero decorata da motivi floreali (“la grande cornice silografica, onde ornansi le edizioni soncinati in foglio, incominciando dal Decachordum” Manzoni, p. 778), le lettere del titolo su fondo decorato, marca tipografica del Soncino (Z1167; Yaari, Marks 6) – qui usata per la prima volta - raffigurante la torre malatestiana di Rimini. Legatura in cartonato antico. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione, con ampi margini, alcune macchie, restauri al frontespizio. Note e cassature dei censori in alcune parti dell’Hilchoth Yein e dell’Hilchoth Avodah Zarah. Timbro a secco alla seconda carta: “Library. Borough Park. Brooklyn NY”. Importante e rara edizione soncinate di questa silloge anonima intitolata Kol bo (“Tutto in esso” cioè “Compendio”) che è una raccolta di leggi rituali e civili redatta tra la fine del secolo XIII e l’inizio del XIV suddivisa in 150 sezioni che trattano vari argomenti tra i quali: le benedizioni, la preghiera, la sinagoga, i pasti, il Sabbath, le festività, il matrimonio, il denaro, i voti e i giuramenti, le leggi concernenti la terra d’Israele, il riscatto dei primogeniti, l’assistenza ai malati e il lutto. Il testo comprende anche uno dei più antichi commenti all’Haggadah. L’identità dell’autore è tuttora ignota e riguardo a tale questione sono state avanzate ipotesi differenti. La maggior parte degli studiosi è concorde nel sostenere che, dal momento che molte parole del Kol bo sono identiche a quelle dell’Orhot Hayyim di Aaron ben Jacob ha-Kohen, il libro del “tutto in esso” non sia altro che una versione più sintetica dell’Orhot Hayyim o addirittura una sua prima stesura da attribuirsi dunque al medesimo autore. Il presente volume venne impresso a Rimini, dove Geršom Soncino aveva trovato ospitalità dopo essere stato costretto a lasciare Pesaro a causa delle ostilità della chiesa domenicana. Come segno di gratitudine nei confronti dei signori di Rimini che lo avevano accolto, Soncino elesse a proprio simbolo la torre malatestiana della città affiancata dalla citazione biblica “Torre fortissima è il nome del Signore: il giusto vi si rifugia ed è al sicuro” (Proverbi 18,10). La marca adottata dal Soncino è anche il primo esempio italiano di marca tipografica di uno stampatore ebreo. Adams K, 89; Busi (ER), n. 294; Steinschneider 555; Vinograd 7; Zedner 191; Manzoni II, n. 121(“È questo indubbiamente il più bel volume che Gerschom abbia impresso a Rimini”); Habermann (Soncino), n. 79."
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James Douglas *1525 - 1581 Schottland. 4. Earl of Morton. Lord ab 1553, bekämpfte als einer der Führer die katholische Politik der Maria Stuart. Brustbild im Oval.. Kupferstich von J. Houbraken bei Knapton London dat. 1741, ca. 23 x 36 cm. James Douglas 4. Earl of Morton
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| Hoc in Volumine Haec Continentur
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Venice, Joannes Tacuinus, 1525. Quarto, title printed in black and red. Full page woodcut of a sibyll beckoning under a decorated arch. Contemporary limp vellum, slight worming to inner margin of first few leaves. Contains the first printing of the Venerable Bede's Computus, a treatise on time telling. The Bede wrote of himself: "...it has ever been my delight to learn or teach or write." (AD 731) Other treatises in this volume deal with weights and measures, as well as listings of Roman abbreviations used in official and legal correspondence.
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| Important treatise on the reformation of the Mass as practised in Nürnberg Grundt und ursach aus der heiligen schrifft, wie und warumb die Eerwirdigen herren, beyder Pfarkirchen S. Sebalt, und sant Laurentzen Probst zu Nürmberg, die mißpreuch bey der heyligen Mess, Jartag, Gerweycht Saltz, und Wasser, sampt etlichen andern Ceremonien abgestelt undterlassen und geendert haben.
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Wittemberg, (Johann Rhau-Grunenberg), 1525.. 8vo. Later paper wrappers. 64 lvs. (Collation: A-H8).. One of the 12 editions of this important treatise on the reformation of the Mass as practised in Nürnberg in the S. Sebald and S. Lorenz Church, published in the two years after its appearance. The first edition of this work by the well-known German reformer Andreas Osiander (or Andreas Hosemann; 1498-1552), was published in Nürnberg by Hieronymus Höltzel in October 1524. Editions in Nürnberg, Augsburg, Zwickau and Erfurts followed, before the publication of our edition which is listed by Seebass as the seventh. The 13th and last edition of the 16th century appeared in Magdeburg in 1543. Written early in his career, this pamphlet appears to have made Osiander's reputation as a prominent Lutheran reformer.Osiander was a German Lutheran theologian who studied in Leipzig, Altenburg and Ingolstadt before being ordained as a priest in 1520. In the same year he began work at an Augustinian convent in Nürnberg as a Hebrew tutor. In 1522, he was appointed to the church of St. Lorenz in Nürnberg, as vicar of S. Lorenz parish, and at the same time publicly declared himself to be a Lutheran. He also played a prominent role in the debate which led to the city of Nürmberg's adoption of the Reformation in the same year1525, and also in the same year Osiander married. Later he was appointed as professor of the newly founded Königsberg University. Osiander lived and worked in Königsberg until his death in 1552. Osiander published a corrected edition of the Vulgate Bible, with notes, in 1522 and a Harmony of the Gospels in 1537. In 1543, Osiander oversaw the publication of the famous and controversial book De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (On the revolution of celestial spheres) by Copernicus.The work starts with a preface by Georg Pessler, probst of S. Sebald and Hector Pömers, Probst of S. Lorenz, Nürnberg, dated 21 October 1524 (f. A1v-A6v, followed by the chapters on the reformation of the Mass:- f. A7r-F1v: 'Gründe für die Änderungen an der Messe'. - f. F2r-G2v: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung der Seelmessen und Jahrtage'.- f. G2v-G4r: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung des Salve Regina'.- f. G4r-G5r: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung von geweihtem Salz und Wasser'.- f. G5r-H7v: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung von Mette und Komplet'.- f. H7v-H8r: 'Beschlus dieses Buchs' (H8v blank). Good copy with the blind stamp of the '..... Seminary Library, Rochester / Rockefeller Fund' and an 17th-century annotation ("Haec est quinta editio" ...) on the title.- (Marginal waterstain in last lvs.). VD16 , O-1021; Sebass 5.7; Paul L. Nyhus, 'The Franciscans in South Germany, 1400-1530: Reform and Revolution', in: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society , New Ser., 65/8 (1975), pp. 1-47;
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(Augsburg, Silvanus Ottmar), 1525.. 30 unn. Bll. (d. l. w.). Mit 10 (teils fast blattgr.) Textholzschnitten, einigen gedruckten Tabellen im Text und eineir schwarzgrundigen figuralen Holzschnittinitiale. Gesprenkelter Pappband. 4to.. Vermutlich erste Ausgabe der sehr seltenen Schrift. Sie wurde im selben Jahr auch von Erlinger in Bamberg unter anderem Titel und unillustriert, aber unter Nennung des Verfassers gedruckt. "Der Titel, die Vorrede und die ersten Kapitel unterscheiden sich wesentlich. Der ganze übrige Text stimmt inhaltlich in den beiden Ausgaben überein, auch sprachlich ergeben sich keine starken Abweichungen. Das 21. Kapitel des Erlinger-Druckes fehlt in dem Augsburger Druck. Dieser weist dagegen astronomische Figuren und einen Schlußcanon auf, die im Erlinger Druck fehlen" (Schottenloher). - Johannes Copp (1487-1563) war Arzt in Joachimsthal und wurde von Ferdinand I. zum Königl. Arzt in Prag ernannt. - Titel mit zeitgenössischem Vermerk "Das Astrolombium [!] khan bei Mihr gemacht werden, und alle zait fertig gefunden werden". Das letzte weiße Blatt mit einem Rezept von derselben Hand. - Durchgehend gebräunt und wasserrandig; Randläsuren bzw. kl. Eckverluste (durchwegs ohne Textberührung) teils hinterlegt. - VD 16, C 5029. IA 144.400. Zinner 1295. Schottenloher, Erlinger, 40. Vgl. Houzeau/Lancaster 3259.
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Copp, Johannes].
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(Augsburg, Silvanus Ottmar), 1525. 4to. 30 unn. ff. (last blank). With 10 woodcuts in the text (some almost page-size) and several printed tables. Sprinkled modern boards. Probably first edition of this very rare tract. Printed in the same year by Erlinger at Bamberg under a different title and without illustrations, but with mention of the author. - Title with contemporary note "Das Astrolombium khan bei Mihr gemacht werden, und alle zait fertig gefunden werden"; last blank f. with a prescription by the same hand. Som waterstaining throughout; slight damage to edges occasionally remargined. VD 16, C 5029. IA 144.400. Zinner 1295. Schottenloher, Erlinger, 40. Cf. Houzeau/Lancaster 3259.
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| ERKLAERUNG UNND GRUENDTLICHE UNDERWEYSUNG, ALLES NUTZES, SO IN DEM EDLEN INSTRUMENT, ASTROLABIU[M] GENAN[N]T, BEGRIFFEN, UND ERFUNDEN WUERT, DENEN, SO DER LATEINISCHEN SPRACH UNVERSTENDIG, DOCH LIEBHABER DER KUNST, ERKANNT, TREWLICH VERTEUTSCHT, UNND DURCH DEN TRUCK AUSSGANGEN. (AUGSBURG, SILVANUS OTTMAR), 1525.
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4to. 30 unn. ff. (last blank). With 10 woodcuts in the text (some almost page-size) and several printed tables. Sprinkled modern boards. Probably first edition of this very rare tract. Printed in the same year by Erlinger at Bamberg under a different title and without illustrations, but with mention of the author. - Title with contemporary note "Das Astrolombium khan bei Mihr gemacht werden, und alle zait fertig gefunden werden"; last blank f. with a prescription by the same hand. Som waterstaining throughout; slight damage to edges occasionally remargined. VD 16, C 5029. IA 144.400. Zinner 1295. Schottenloher, Erlinger, 40. Cf. Houzeau/Lancaster 3259.
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| Prose di M. Pietro Bembo nelle quali si ragiona della volgar lingua scritte al Cardinale de’ Medici che poi è stato creato a Sommo Pontefice et detto Papa Clemente settimo divise in tre libri.
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Venezia, Giovanni Tacuino, 1525. "In-4° (mm 298x210). 94 carte con numerazione romana. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena, dorso a tre nervi. Esemplare ad ampi margini in ottimo stato di conservazione. Marginalia di mano coeva. Prima edizione delle Prose della volgar lingua, in cui il Bembo «fonda anzitutto la coscienza critica della tradizione letteraria italiana, indicandone gli esempi più significativi nell'àmbito dei grandi scrittori del Trecento. La ricchissima esemplificazione di modi e di parole che il Bembo dà, ricavandoli dai suoi ammirati trecentisti, è volta a costituire una lingua che abbia dignità ed eleganza letteraria e al tempo stesso la vivacità e la naturalezza dell'uso toscano» (P. Bembo, Prose della volgar lingua, Gli Asolani, Rime, a cura di C. Dionisotti, Milano 1989, p. ix). L’opera, in forma di dialogo tra Carlo Bembo, Giuliano de’ Medici, Federico Fregoso ed Ercole Strozzi, ambientato nel 1502, porta la dedica “al cardinale de’ Medici che fu poi creato Sommo Pontefice e detto Clemente VII”, la quale vuol far credere, che la decisione di dedicare l'opera al cardinale Giulio fosse stata presa prima che questi fosse eletto papa. L'autore rivela una precisa volontà di ambientare il tutto nei primi anni del secolo, come se volesse dimostrare che le Prose si collocano idealmente nel momento iniziale della ‘questione della lingua’, in concomitanza della grande crisi politica e culturale. In realtà l’umanista lavorò al suo dialogo negli anni in cui soggiornò a Ferrara (1502-03), dove si legò di profonda amicizia con Ludovico Ariosto, e soprattutto durante la sua permanenza alla corte di Urbino. È proprio alla fine di quel soggiorno che egli annuncia di aver terminato i primi due libri dell'opera, i quali cominciarono a circolare tra amici e conoscenti. Bembo soltanto nel periodo di ritiro, prima a Venezia e poi a Padova, a partire cioè dal 1519, riprese la stesura del terzo libro che fu terminata nel 1524 e finalmente le Prose furono stampate nel 1525 ed immediatamente si diffusero in tutta Italia. Probabilmente però già negli ultimi anni del Quattrocento, mentre era impegnato nella cura delle edizioni di Petrarca (Canzoniere, Aldo Manuzio 1501) e di Dante (Commedia, Aldo Manuzio 1502), Bembo aveva cominciato a riflettere sulla generale ‘questione della lingua’, e proprio le sue esperienze presso la tipografia aldina furono fondamentali per l’affermazione dell'idea che accanto al patrimonio dei greci e dei latini vi fosse ormai un patrimonio di scrittori in volgare, di classici italiani; infatti nell'edizione del Canzoniere compare un’appendice, anonima ma certamente di Bembo, in cui si discutono alcuni aspetti della lingua e dello stile di Petrarca, che costituisce un primo nucleo dei ragionamenti che l'autore farà negli anni successivi. Gamba 136; STC Italian, 81. First edition of the famous Prose della volgar lingua, one of the basis of the new Italian language, dedicated by Bembo to Clemente vii, it is written as a dialogue debated by Carlo Bembo, Giuliano de’ Medici, Federico Fregoso ed Ercole Strozzi. "
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2°( mm 307x205 ).( 2 ),94pp ( lacks the last blank leaf ).Some waterstaining,some neat contemporaryms annotations.A very large copy bound in 19th century calf back and boards. Venezia,Giovanni Tacuino, 1525. First edition of this milestone of italian grammar dedicated to Pope Clement the 8th,with a privilege issued by the Republic of Venice for ten years.Gamba,136.
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1525Woodcut, B/W as issuedNordenskiöld 15Bagrow I, p. 39
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s.l., s.n. c. 1525. Small 8vo (134 mm.). [8]p. Gothic type, title woodcut of two knights kneeling before a lady, a larger block on final verso. GILT CITRON MOROCCO (Bauzonnet) with narrow decorative outer borders, corner fleurons include an acorn, central medallion of partly pointillé tools around a rose, spine & red morocco label gilt, turn-ins & all edges gilt. *EARS OF A COW, BACK OF AN ASS. A LATE MEDIEVAL VERSE GUIDE FOR SERVANTS ON MANNERS, FOOD, DRINK and the vicissitudes of life: Seruans doiuent auoir cecy/ En eulx Cest que chascun se sache/ Tout premier oreilles de vache/ Groing de porc dos dasne aussi… We are, i.a., URGED TO SCOFF THE GOOD BITS OFF THE MASTER’S PLATE AND CAUTIONED AGAINST CARDS, DICE AND THEFT. Four Renaissance editions of the text are known — all are undated with no established priority. None is in NUC, OCLC, BM STC, Rothschild or Adams. The poem shares much with the 15th century Régime pour tous serviteurs (see Montandon, Bib. des traités de savoir-vivre I: 25-6). Gilt leather bookplates of Alphonse Audenet and Charles Nodier. Nodier, Description 319 “Magnifique exemplaire”; Brunet II: 781 (this ex.).
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Lyon, Gilbertus de Villiers, 1525.. Small 8vo. 18th century red morocco, spine gilt; richly gilt ornamental borders on sides, richly gilt inner dentelles, g.e. Large woodcut coat-of-arms of Jean de Guise, Cardinal de Lorraine on the title, full-page woodcut of the Crucifixion, and 10 small woodcuts of Christ's Passion in the text; small ornamental initials throughout. 70, (9), (1 blank) lvs.. First edition of Saligniaco's voyage to the Holy Land in 1522. The work is dedicated by the author to Jean de Guise, Cardinal de Lorraine, whose coat-of-arms is present on the title. The dedication refers also to Luther and Godfrey of Bouillon. The author starts his voyage in Venice, then he travels to Corsica, Cyprus and Joppa. America is also mentioned among the Noviter terre invente. Full descriptions are given of Rhodes, Cyprus and the Holy Land. In 1587, the work was reprinted together with the account of Brocardus. The present first edition is nicely produced, with finely executed woodcuts. The woodcut with the coat-of-arms of Jean de Guise is signed by G. Leroy. Fine copy from the library of Fairfax Murray.- (Leaf 33 sl. dam. at top of inner margin). Baudrier XII, 414; Davies, French, 499 (this copy!); Yerasimos 151; Tobler 69 (with errors); STC French 391.
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| L`eglise et l`imprimerie dans les anciens diocèses de Lausanne et de Genève jusqu`en 1525.
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S.l., (XVIIe), 8 ff. in-4. En feuille. - Copie ancienne des lettres d'érection de cette chapelle. (1525). - Requête du curé de Wazemmes à l'évèque de Tournai su sujet de ses différents avec le chapelain de N.D. de la Consolation (1591). - Copie d'une décision de l'évèque de Tournai sur le même objet (1646), nomination d'un second chapelain. - Copie d'une requête du curé de Wazemme à l'évèque de Tournai sur le même objet (1674), au sujet du transfert de l'image miraculeuse à l'église St André. - Consultation donnée à Douai en 1634 par le jurisconsulte Antoine Briel, concernant les difficultés entre la chapelle de N.D. de Consolation et la curé de Wazemmes.
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Probus, Marcus Valer
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| Hoc In Volumine Haec Continentur: M. Val. Probus de Notis Roma. Petrus Diaconus de Eadem Re. De Metrius Alabaldus de Minutiis. Ven. Beda de Computo Per Gestum Digitorum [etc.]
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JOANNES TACUINUS VENICE 1525 VELLUM Venice, Joannes Tacuinus, 1525. Quarto, title printed in black and red. Full page woodcut of a sibyll beckoning under a decorated arch. Contemporary limp vellum, slight worming to inner margin of first few leaves. Contains the first printing of the Venerable Bede's Computus, a treatise on time telling. The Bede wrote of himself: ".it has ever been my delight to learn or teach or write." (AD 731) Other treatises in this volume deal with weights and measures, as well as listings of Roman abbreviations used in official and legal correspondence. RARE BOOKS, Standard.
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| SERMONUM SANCTI VINCENTII. PARS TERTIA QUE DE SANCTIS APPELLARI SOLET : CUM SEPTEM IN ORATIONEM DOMINICAM
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Benoist Bounyn, Lyon 1525, in 8 8f. et CLXXVIII (collation biblioteca Valenciana)., Un Vol. relie'. Cette edition est peut etre la premiere des Sermons, l'encyclopedie catholique citant meme comme toute premiere edition celle d'Anvers (1570). Absent a' la BN et a' la plupart des grandes bibliotheques, ainsi qu'a' Brunet.'Plein chagrin noir milieu XIXeme, dos a' 4 nerfs, filets dores et roulettes sur coiffes, date en queue. Impression gothique. Page de titre gravee, lettrines.'Tres celebre missionnaire et erudit dominicain, ne' a' Valence en 1350 et mort a' Vannes en 1419. Personnage important tant pour l'histoire de l'eglise que celle de son pays, sa seule manie etait la conversion des juifs. Apres avoir enseigne' et etudie' a' Barcelonne, Valence et Toulouse, Il parcourut durant 20 ans l'Europe de ses predications.'Il fut canonise' le 3 juin 1455.'Exemplaire rogne' court. Papier jauni.
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Venezia, Melchiorre Sessa e Pietro Ravani, 1525.. In folio (307x215) carte num. 182, carte n.n. 56. Testo greco e latino su tre colonne nella prima parte, su due nella seconda. Magnifico frontespizio in silografia incorniciato da elaborata scena con rimandi allegorici sulle virtu e i vizi, dominata dalla Fortezza della Vera Felicita. Grandi capilettera istoriati incisi in legno. Marca editoriale in fine. Legatura moderna in cartone pressato con titolo su tassello in oro al dorso. Tagli blu. Rara prima edizione di questo Dictionarium basato parzialmente su quello di G. Crastonius che riporta nella seconda parte, testi di Ammonio (in carattere greco), Giovanni Grammatico "De Graecarum proprietate linguarum ex scripti de arte" con testo greco-latino, Iohannes Philoponus, l'imperatore Mauricius, Georgius Choeroboscus, Gregorius, vescovo di Corinto, Herodianus, Tryphon, T. Gaza, Thomas Magister, Phrynicus Arabius come citato al frontespizio; alcuni di questi sono in prima edizione. Bell' esemplare con uno strappo restaurato alla carta 176, un alone a poche carte alla fine e usuali tracce di sporco superficiale al frontespizio. Ex libris Barone Landau. Nicolardi n. 62. Sander 2413: "Page du titre, grand excadrement a figures, copie d'apres la gravure de Hans Holbein "Table de Cebes"; Essling 2296; IT\ICCU\BVEE\016505 . dizionario greco
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| Important treatise on the reformation of the Mass as practised in Nürnberg Grundt und ursach aus der heiligen schrifft, wie und warumb die Eerwirdigen herren, beyder Pfarkirchen S. Sebalt, und sant Laurentzen Probst zu Nürmberg, die mißpreuch bey der heyligen Mess, Jartag, Gerweycht Saltz, und Wasser, sampt etlichen andern Ceremonien abgestelt undterlassen und geendert haben.
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Wittemberg, (Johann Rhau-Grunenberg), 1525. 8vo. Later paper wrappers. 64 lvs. (Collation: A-H8). One of the 12 editions of this important treatise on the reformation of the Mass as practised in Nürnberg in the S. Sebald and S. Lorenz Church, published in the two years after its appearance. The first edition of this work by the well-known German reformer Andreas Osiander (or Andreas Hosemann; 1498-1552), was published in Nürnberg by Hieronymus Höltzel in October 1524. Editions in Nürnberg, Augsburg, Zwickau and Erfurts followed, before the publication of our edition which is listed by Seebass as the seventh. The 13th and last edition of the 16th century appeared in Magdeburg in 1543. Written early in his career, this pamphlet appears to have made Osiander's reputation as a prominent Lutheran reformer.Osiander was a German Lutheran theologian who studied in Leipzig, Altenburg and Ingolstadt before being ordained as a priest in 1520. In the same year he began work at an Augustinian convent in Nürnberg as a Hebrew tutor. In 1522, he was appointed to the church of St. Lorenz in Nürnberg, as vicar of S. Lorenz parish, and at the same time publicly declared himself to be a Lutheran. He also played a prominent role in the debate which led to the city of Nürmberg's adoption of the Reformation in the same year1525, and also in the same year Osiander married. Later he was appointed as professor of the newly founded Königsberg University. Osiander lived and worked in Königsberg until his death in 1552. Osiander published a corrected edition of the Vulgate Bible, with notes, in 1522 and a Harmony of the Gospels in 1537. In 1543, Osiander oversaw the publication of the famous and controversial book De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (On the revolution of celestial spheres) by Copernicus.The work starts with a preface by Georg Pessler, probst of S. Sebald and Hector Pömers, Probst of S. Lorenz, Nürnberg, dated 21 October 1524 (f. A1v-A6v, followed by the chapters on the reformation of the Mass:- f. A7r-F1v: 'Gründe für die Änderungen an der Messe'. - f. F2r-G2v: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung der Seelmessen und Jahrtage'.- f. G2v-G4r: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung des Salve Regina'.- f. G4r-G5r: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung von geweihtem Salz und Wasser'.- f. G5r-H7v: 'Gründe für die Abschaffung von Mette und Komplet'.- f. H7v-H8r: 'Beschlus dieses Buchs' (H8v blank). Good copy with the blind stamp of the '. Seminary Library, Rochester / Rockefeller Fund' and an 17th-century annotation ("Haec est quinta editio".) on the title.- (Marginal waterstain in last lvs.). VD16, O-1021; Sebass 5.7; Paul L. Nyhus, 'The Franciscans in South Germany, 1400-1530: Reform and Revolution', in: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, New Ser., 65/8 (1975), pp. 1-47;
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ERASMUS v. ROTTERDAM.
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O.O. u. Dr. (Straßburg, J. Knobloch?), mense Octobri, 1525. Kl.-8vo. 136 num. Bl. Neuerer Pgtbd unter Verwendung einer alten Einbanddecke im neuen Schuber (Einbd fleckig, stellenw. mit schwachen Nässespuren, vereinzelt Anstreichungen von alter Hand, Name auf Titel). (WR 02-173) Frühe Ausgabe zwei Monate nach der Erstausgabe, die im August d.J. bei Froben in Basel erschienen war.- Die Schrift gehört in die Reihe der weitverbreiteten und vielbenutzten Lehrbücher, mit denen Erasmus dem Bildungsprogramm eines christlichen Humanismus Gestalt verlieh. Dieses Programm beinhaltete u.a., dass sprachliche Bildung mit sittlicher Erziehung Hand in Hand gehen müsse. Entsprechend gibt Erasmus hier anhand der antiken und der biblischen Geschichte zahlreiche Beispiele über den rechten Gebrauch bzw. Missbrauch der Sprache in moralischer Hinsicht. Eine etwas spätere deutsche übersetzung trägt den Titel: "Von der Zung ... darinn angezeigt, was die Zung sei, wie sie das best unnd das böst glied sei ... Auch findest schöne Artznei wider die Klappersucht und widder das aller bössest Gifft der falschen Zungen".- Bezzel 1269 (weist diesen Druck ebenfalls Froben zu); Vander Haeghen I, 117 u. Adams E 681 (beide ohne Zuweisung); Benzing, Straßburg 555; VD 16 E 3160.
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