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RINGELBERG Joachim ou Jean (Ringelbergius, Ringelbergh
Joachimi Fortii Ringelbergii Andoverpiani Opera, quae proxima pagina enumerantur
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Sébastien Gryphe (Gryphius) Lyon, Lugdunum 1531 Fort in-8° (16,5 x 12,5 cm), 688 pp., plein vélin rigide postérieur. Grande marque de l'éditeur sur la page de titre et sur la dernière page. Quelques notes manuscrites du XVIe siècle en marge. Belle impression en italique. Nombreux tableaux dans le texte et 69 PAGES PRESENTANT des GRAVURES, certaines à pleine page portant sur l'ASTRONOMIE (orbite des planètes ...), l'ASTROLOGIE (cartes du ciel astrologique), les HOROSCOPES, la PERSPECTIVE (nombreuses grande sfigures), la GEOMETRIE, la CHIROMANCIE (lecture de la main) etc. Cette célèbre édition, la plus complète du savant humaniste Ringelberg, a été imprimée par Sébastien Gryphe trois ans après son installation à Lyon, ville où Ringelberg meurt l'année même de cette parution. C'est l'édition de référence. 5 exemplaires répertoriés au Catalogue Collectif des Bibliothèques de France (absent de la BNF). Né en 1499 à Anvers, Ringelberg étudie à Louvain et à Bâle puis se rend en France en 1529, il y écrit différents manuels de dialectique, de rhétorique, de mathématiques ou encore de cosmographie ainsi qu'un De Ratione Studii, tous réunis dans cette édition. En grande partie autobiographique, De Ratione studii évoque la vie d'un humaniste parcourant l'Europe, avec d'intéressants détails sur ce mode de vie. Ainsi, afin de ne pas s'encombrer de volumineux ouvrages il n'hésite pas à en arracher les pages qu'il a annoté pour les emporter avec lui. Bel exemplaire de ce rare et important ouvrage.
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Josephus, Flavius
Josephu! Teutsch im Jar. M.D. XXI. #11;Mit nutzlichen Scholien vnd ausslegungen der schweren sententzen / Chaldeisch Hebreisch vnd Griechischen etc. worter, dem Lateinischen vnnd Teutschen lesser hoch dienstlich, sampt der jarzal dur
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Strassburg: Meyer und Beck , 1531. Folio. [18], ccclxxj [=372], [32], cxc, [10]. Modern brownish red cloth over paper covered boards with library mark to spine. Head and tail of spine slightly bumped. Corners rubbed and worn. Scuffing, rubbing, discoloration and staining to boards. Modern end papers. Library mark to inside of front board: " Gift of Mrs. Selah Merill. 1914." Ex-libris stamp to loose front end paper. Hinges starting. Water marks throughout. Illustrated title pages, with illustrated first letter. Illustrated initials to each chapter, with elaborate initials to beginning of each book.#11;#11;First German edition.#11;#11;Contains:#11;Vorrede D. Caspar Medion [foreword by D. Caspar Dedion]#11;-Nammhafte treffliche gelerten/so Josephus in diesem werk anzeicht [#11;-Entscheid schwere worter/der chaldaischen-hebraischen-griechischens#11;-wes Emilielmus Judens franzosischer tuniglicher Secrary#11;-Jarzal zu Biblischer geschzisst/von den buchern Josephi hoch dienstlich#11;-Catalogus der Regenten/Herzogen/Richtern/Konig/Bischoff/und Priestern/von Abraham an bi! auff Christtum.#11;-Das leben Josephi durch Sant Hieronimum beschriben#11;-bucher von den alten geschichten#11;-Vorrede D. Caspar Medion an die strengen Ernueften die alten verordnungen des Kriegs/in die siben bucher vom judischen Krieg#11;-bucher vom krieg der juden und zerstorung hierusalems#11;-Vorrede D. Caspar Medion in die bucher von appionem#11;-bucher wider Apionem Grammaticum zu Alexandria#11;-Buch von Meisterschaft der Vernunft darinnen der Machabeer martyr abgemalet wirt#11;-zwei register die ein kurzes flaren begriff haben aller bucher josephi#11;#11;Contains all of Josephus works except for his vita/ autobiography (see below).#11;#11;#11;Bibliographical information, based on Schreckenberg, p. 8:#11;#11; The !Bellum Judaicum! has a title of its own: "F. Josephi vom Krieg der Juden und der Zerstorung Hierusalem VII Bucher. Sampt einer Vorrde, in welcher die History dieser Bucher auffs kurzest begriffen ist, und teutschland ob frembden schden gewaffnet wurt." The book is translated from Latin. Hedion (the translator and author of the foreword) knew of the Greek translation but didn!t have any examplary at hand. Hence, he based his translation solely on the versio Latino. This is a fact Graesse mentions, too. (see below: vol. 3, p. 481) Graesse further mentions that Hedion used spoken Latin from Rufin. He (Hedion) used the help of Melchior Amerbachius and Wolfgang Musculus.#11;In German. In very good condition. *-#11;-forewords by Caspar Medions (general, on Jewish war and Apionem)#11;-Dictionary to difficult works in Hebrew, Caldaian and Greek#11;-Lists of rulers, duchess, judges, kings, bishops and priests from Abraham to Christianity#11;-The life of Josephus as described by Hieronimus#11; -The war of the Jews#11;-Antiquity of the Jews#11;-Against Apionem*#11;-Registry on all of Josephus' works #11;#11;Sources:#11;#11;1) On Josephus:#11;The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05.#11;The Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th edition (1911)#11;Encyclopedia Judaica (1972)#11;#11;2) On the different editions:#11;Graesse: Tresor de Livres Rares et Precieux ou Nouveau Dictionnaire Bibliographique. (Martino: Cambridge, MA.)#11;Heinz Schreckenberg: Bibliographie zu Flavius Josephus (Leiden: Brill. 1968)#11;Heinz Schreckenberg: Bibliographie zu Flavius Josephus. Supplementband mit Gesamtregister (Leiden: Brill. 1979)#11;Louis H. Feldmann: Josepus. A Supplementary Bibliography. (Garland: New York/London. 1986)
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Trogus Pompeius. – Justinus, (Marcus Junianus)
[Historiae Philippicae.] Des Hochberümptesten Geschicht schreybers Justini, wahrhafftige Hystorien, die er auss Trogo Pompeio gezoge(n), un(d) inn Viertzig vier Bücher aussgeteylt, darinn er von vil Künigreychen der welt ... beschryben. Übers. von Hieronymus Boner
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Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner, 1531. Mit ganzs. Titelholzschnitt, 49 halbseitigen Holzschnitten im Text von Hans Weiditz, Jörg Breu u.a. sowie zahlreichen Endstücken und Initialen in Holzschnitt. Titel, (3), CXIX Bll. Kl.-folio. HLdr. d. 18. Jhdts. mit Rückenschild und reicher Rückenvergoldung. Bibliotheks-Rückenschild (Ecken und Kapitale teilw. stärker berieben, Lederrücken mit 3 kleinen Fehlstellen). Aus der Bibliothek der Fürstlichen Bibliothek Donaueschingen mit deren Stempel auf dem Titel und am Schluss. Erste deutsche Ausgabe der nur in einem Auszug von Justinus aus dem 3. Jahrhundert überlieferten “Philippischen Geschichten”, der frühen Universalgeschichte des Südgalliers Trogus Pompeius (um 20 v. Chr.). Die erhaltenen Teile umfassen die Geschichte von Assyrien, Medien, Persien, Makedonien und der Diadochenreiche. Nur die letzten Bücher handeln von den Römern selbst; das letzte Kapitel “Von dem land Hyspanien” schliesst mit dem Sieg Augustus’ über Spanien im Jahr 19 v. Chr und war für Boner Grund, seine Übersetzung Karl V. zu widmen. Der Übersetzer der vorliegenden ersten deutschen Ausgabe, Hieronymus Boner, war Stadtschultheiss in Colmar und literarisch mit zahlreichen Übersetzungen antiker Autoren hervorgetreten. Die Abbildungen zeigen hauptsächlich Schlachtenszenen zu Wasser und zu Land aber auch Empfangsszenen am Hof sowie (idealisierte) Städteansichten. Nach Dodgson verwendete Steiner 18 der Weiditzschen Holzschnitte bereits in den seinen Ausgaben von Ciceros “De officiis” (1531) und in Petrarcas “Trostspiegel” (1532), während einige hier zum ersten Mal erscheinen. Der Holzschnitt auf fol. XIr stammt ursprünglich aus der 1522 bei Ramminger in Augsburg erschienenen “Chronik und Hystoria” (STC 204). Eine Titelauflage erschien 1532. – VD 16 T 2069; STC, (German), 871; Fairfax Murray 231; Schweiger II/1, 495; Worstbrock, Deutsche Antikenrezeption 1450-1550 (1976), 242; Dodgson II, 143, Nr. 14. Nicht bei Adams. – Titelblatt etwas fingerfleckig und mit zeitgen. Namenseintrag “Benedictus Wingkler" auf dem unteren weissen Rand. Die Zierinitiale oben beschnitten. Durchgehender Wurmgang im Aussensteg. Innen meist sauber. Ein gutes Exemplar dieses schönen Steiner-Druckes.
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Dante [Alighieri]
AMOROSO CONVIVIO DI DANTE, Con la Additione, & molti Suoi Notandi, Accuratamente Reuisto & Emendato
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Vinegia: Marchio Sessa, 1531. Rare and important edition, and only the fourth printing of DanteOs OConvivioO. This edition used by academics and especially by Salvini With a beautifully engraved titlepage featuring an illustrated and regal border depicting nymphs and animals amidst climbing vines, initial 7-line capital letter handsomely engraved, colophon leaf engraved. Small octavo, in an antique binding of soft vellum, probably of the 19th century, the spine with gilt decorations all over and the title and author printed in gilt. [xvi], 112 leaves A clean, fresh and well preserved copy of this scarce work, very little spotting, crisp and unpressed and unwashed.. RARE AND IMPORTANT EDITION. All 16th century editions of the work are extremely elusive. DanteOs CONVIVIO, or Banquet, is an unfinished philosophical work by the great Italian poet. It was planned as a series of 14 treatises, each in the form of a prose commentary on one of DanteOs own CANZONI. The four completed treatises, written between 1304 and 1308, draw on numerous philosophical sources but most heavily on Aristotle. It is the first work of Dante to explore certain doctrines and meditations, politics and the political society and moral man.
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De Vio Giacomo
Epistolae Pauli et Aliorum Apostolorum ad grecam veritatem Castigate
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Venezia, Giunta 1531 - In-folio (cm. 31,5) cc. (10) 193 (1b.) bel fs. in rosso e nero con marca giuntina in rosso, la stessa impressa in nero in fine, grandi iniziali figurate di cui una ripetuta più volte, numerose altre piccole in xil. Legatura strettamente coeva in pieno marocchino interamente impressa a secco con filetti, cornici, fregi e motivi floreali, sguardie con risvolto in pergamena ms., ex libris. Note ms. coeve, alcune carte arross., piccola macchia marg. alle prime cc. Ottimo es. Il De Vio (in religione Tommaso) era detto Cardinal Gaetano (Gaeta 1469 - Roma 1534). Religioso domenicano fu teologo e diplomatico pontificio. Come teologo ebbe fama in seguito ad un dibattito con Pico della Mirandola a Ferrara nel 1494. Arcivescovo di Palermo e poi di Gaeta nel 1534 pronunciò la sentenza di rifiuto del divorzio a Enrico VIII d'Inghilterra. Camerini, I, 349: "Questa opera fu finita di comporre a Gaeta, il 16 Agosto del 1529, e completa le due precedenti parti del Commento ai Vangeli, pubblicate nel novembre del 1530". Adams, C 148-152 ediz. posteriori. D.B.I., XXXIX, pag. 567 e seg. ID: 31_27
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SALLUSTIO
Tradotto in lingua volgare Per Agostino Ortica della Porte Genovese. Nuoumante Revisto et con somma diligentia correts.
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s.l. (Vinegia), Allexandro Bindoni & Matheo Pasini, 1531,Un Volume In-12 , 128 ff. ch. texte en italique, bois grave encadrant le titre. in Fine bois grave representant Tobie et l'Ange Raphael. (marque des Imprimeurs). Rel. post. du debut XVIIIeme, plein veau, roulettes dorees encadrant les plats, dos a nerfs, caissons ornes, pc. de titre en maroquin rouge et vert, roulettes dorees sur les coupes.(mque a la coiff. sup. qq. mouill). Excellente edition Venitienne de Salluste qui contient De conjuratione Catalinae, de Bello Jugurthino...etc... 6443 LITTERATURE
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CLEMENT. (NICOLAS, DIT TRELAEUS OU DE TRELES. 1545-1588).
AUSTRASIAE REGES ET DUCES EPIGRAMMATIS, PER NICOLAUM CLEMENTEM TRELAEUM MOSELLANUM DESCRIPTI. COLONIAE. 1591.
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- PETIT IN-4 (15 X 21 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE (8) + 130 PAGES, RELIURE D'EPOQUE PLEIN VEAU FAUVE, DOS A CINQ NERFS ORNE DE CAISSONS A FLEURONS DORES, TITRE DORE SUR ETIQUETTE MAROQUIN ROUGE, TRANCHES DOREES, DENTELLE DOREE SUR COUPES, DENTELLE INTERIEURE DOREE. ILLUSTRE D'UNE GRANDE VIGNETTE DE TITRE ET DE 63 PORTRAITS DES DUCS DE LORRAINE, DEPUIS LE FILS DE CLOVIS JUSQU'A CHARLES III, GRAVES SUR CUIVRE PAR PIERRE WOERIOT DE BOUZEY (VERS 1531-1596), AMI DE NICOLAS CLEMENT. L'OUVRAGE ACHEVE DES 1573 NE FUT PUBLIE QU'EN 1591, APRES DECES DE L'AUTEUR. EXEMPLAIRE COMPORTANT UN PORTRAIT SUPPLEMENTAIRE DE CHARLES III, TETE NUE. CES PORTRAITS EN MEDAILLON, EMPREINTS D'UNE ESTHETIQUE CARACTERISTIQUE DE LA RENAISSANCE, CONSTITUENT AUJOURD'HUI LE PRINCIPAL INTERET DE L'OUVRAGE. (- BRUN. LE LIVRE ILLUSTRE DE LA RENAISSANCE. PAGE 155. - BRUNET. II. 97). PETITS DEFAUTS EXTERIEURS SANS GRAVITE, SINON TRES BEL EXEMPLAIRE, REGLE. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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L'ile de Veglia (Krk, Croatie) cherche la paix avec les Turcs.
Reponse de Leonardus Justinianus provediteur [fonctionnaire de l'ancienne republique de Venise, charge de l'inspection de certaines provinces] de Veglia [ile de Krk, Croatie], au Conseil des Dix de Venise, sur un commandement qui lui a ete adresse a la fin du mois passe : a savoir informer tous les monasteres, eglises et paroisses de l'ile que desormais leurs predicateurs doivent exhorter la population a vivre en paix sans l'exciter ni lever de contributions contre les Turcs et les Infideles. Il a donc convoque sur le champ le vicaire general de la Cathedrale et autres qui ont en charge de precher et leur a enjoint de ne plus, dans leurs predications, parler contre les Turcs ni inciter a lever des contributions contre eux et citant "ad unguem" la teneur de ses ordres, sous peine de sanction.
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lettre autographe signee Nombre de document : 1 Nombre de page : 1 In-folio 05/05/1531 En latin, adresse et languette de fermeture au dos. un coin coupe en marge
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Dante Alighieri.
L'amoroso Convivio, con la additione, et molti suoi notandi, accuratamente rivisto et emendato. 8 Bl., 112 num. Bl. Mit figürlicher Titelbordüre und Druckermarke am Schluß. Pergamentbd d. 19. Jahrh.
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Venedig, Marchio Sessa, 1531. - Vierte Ausgabe des 1304-1307 entstandenen und erstmals 1490 gedruckten Werks, das im Original korrekter ohne Attribut 'Convivio' heißt, da nicht nur Liebesdinge, sondern in erster Linie philosophische und politische Fragen erörtert werden. Zugleich formuliert Dante erstmals die Vorzüge der Volkssprache gegenüber dem Lateinischen. Das "Gastmahl" lädt denn auch ausdrücklich diejenigen ein, die des Lateinischen nicht mächtig, aber dennoch für philosophische Fragen empfänglich sind. Geplant hatte Dante eine Art volkssprachlicher Enzyklopädie in vierzehn Traktaten, von denen jedoch nur vier fertiggestellt wurden, die sich neben verschiedenen anderen Quellen vornehmlich auf Aristoteles stützen. Die vorliegende Ausgabe ist auch die von der Accademia della Crusca ausgewählte. ? Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk und drei kleinen Papierfehlern, von denen zwei die Titelbordüre im äußeren Rand betreffen. Wenig gebräunt, einige alte Anstreichungen. ? Adams D 119. Gamba 419. Mambelli, Dante, 803. Sander 2331. * Fourth edition, originally with the more appropriate title 'Convivio', since the discussions allude to philosophical and political issues rather than to love issues. Originally, Dante had planned a kind of encyclopedia with fourteen treatises for those interested in philosophical topics but not proficient in Latin. Only four of these were completed. ? With figural title border und printer's device at the end. Title with three small paper flaws, two to woodcut border. Very light browning, a few old marks. In 19th century full vellum.
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della casa g.
Rime, et prose di (.) Giovanni Della Casa con nuova aggiuntione, & con molta diligentia ristampate In Napoli, Appresso Gio. Maria Scotto, 1560 (Legato con:) Della Casa G. Trattato degli uffici communi tra gli amici superiori et inferiori; scritto da (.) Giovanni Della Casa in lingua latina, & dopo in volgare tradotto. In Napoli, Appresso Gio. Maria Scotto, 1560. (Legato con:) Giovio P. Commentario de le cose de Turchi, di Paulo Iovio, vescovo di Nocera, a Carlo quinto imperadore augusto. In Venetia, 1540.
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- Tre titoli legati in un volume, in-8, leg. del primo ottocento in mezzo vitello con angoli, piatti in carta marmorizzata "a pietra", titolo in oro al dorso, tagli spruzzati, cc. (1), 87, (1) - (1), 22, (1) - da 2 a 36. La prima opera manca delle carte A1 (frontespizio), A8, I4, e I5, foro alla carta G5 con perdita di qualche lettera. La seconda è completa. Il Giovio manca della del frontespizio (A1) e della carta A8. Poche tracce di tarlo a pochi margini. Piccolo foro all’ultima carta con perdita di qualche lettera. Nel primo titolo è presente il "Galateo (c. 42-87). Sia la prima edizione del Galateo che quella del volgarizzamento del trattato degli uffici sono dell’anno precedente. La prima edizione del commentario delle cose dei Turchi è del 1531.
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[Gótico.] SANTO TOMÁS DE AQUINO.
CLARISSIMI SACREQ[UE] SCRIPTURE INTERPRETIS... IN ESAIAM FAMILIARIS, ET AD LITERA, EXPOSITIO...
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Imp. Joannes Crespin. Lyon, 1531. 16,5 cm. 5 h., 157 fol. pág., 1 h. (sign. a8-v8, x3). Texto a dos columnas. Portada a dos tintas con grabado de santo Tomás, marca tipográfica en el colofón, capitulares. Enc. en pergamino reciente, lomera rotulada. Portada restaurada con pequeña pérdida de texto en el margen superior. Anotaciones manuscritas antiguas. * Este volumen es la segunda parte de un conjunto de tres obras, con comentarios de la Biblia. Éste corresponde a los comentarios del libro de Isaías. Teología. Escolástica. Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830
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PROCOPIUS CAESARIENSIS.
De Rebus Gothorum, Persarum ac Vandalorum libri VII,
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Basilae, Ex Officina Ioannis Heruagii, Mense Septembri Anno 1531. In folio (cm. 29,3x20), pp. (44)-690-2 bb.-46 (ma: 50)-(2), car. rom. e gr., iniz. xilogr., marca tipogr. al front. e in fine (colonna sormontata da un busto con 3 teste: Mercurio che tiene un caduceo), mediocre leg. cart. edit. senza dorso, piatti staccati ricoperti con carta color verde. Ex libris. Mancano le carte iniz. a2 e a3. Estesa gora al front. e in molte altre carte, fioriture e qq. pagina brunita. Il nome del tipografo antic. cancellato dovunque con inchiostro. Adams, P-2149. L' opera, a cura di Beathus Rhenanus, contiene all' inizio un esteso indice (pp. 42). Il volume contiene anche opere di Agathias Scholasticus, Leonardo Bruni, Iordanes, Konrad Peutinger, Sidon - una cum alijs mediorum temporum historicis, quorum catalogum sequens indicabit pagina. His omnibus accessit rerum copiosissimus index.
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FRACASTORIUS, HIERONYMUS [GIROLAMO FRACASTORO OF VERONA]....
Syphilis, sive morbus gallicus.
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Roma, Apud Antonium Bladum Asulanum (on colophon), 1531, mense Septembri. 4to. Sown, uncut and unbound. Title-page and a few other leaves with a bit of minor brownspotting; overall a very nice and well-preserved copy of this beautifully printed, extremely scarce work. Two quires with loose leaves. Floriated large initial at beginning. [32] ff. (being title-page, 29 ff. text, 1 f. errata, 1 f. blank). ¶ The exceedingly scarce second edition (the "Rome text") of "[t]he most famous of all medical poems" (Garrison & Morton), the poem which gave to the disease syphilis its name, being the most important edition of the work, the first complete edition (with the two lines of the first book printed for the first time - not found in any other contemporary editions of the work), the only authoritative version of the text to appear contemporarily, and by far the rarest edition - with only four known copies at the time of the official bibliography (Baumgartner and Fulton, 1935) (whereas the first edition from the year before, 1530, was known in 30 copies) - our copy also with the final blank leaf (H4), "not preserved in any copy examined" (Baumgartner & Fulton, p. 38)."The edition published at Rome (no. 2) in the following year is a finer piece of printing, AND IT IS EVIDENTLY A MUCH RARER WORK SINCE ONLY FOUR COPIES HAVE BEEN TRACED, WHILE AT LEAST 30 COPIES OF THE VERONA EDITION (i.e. the first edition) ARE KNOWN." (Baumgartner & Fulton, p. 37). Apart from the work itself being of the greatest impact on the history of medicine, giving to Syphilis its name and epitomizing contemporary knowledge of the illness, and the author being one of the most renowned physicians of the Renaissance, being compared in scope and excellence to Leonardo da Vinci, the present work in the present second edition has yet another feature, apart from its utmost scarcity, which contributes to its excellence; it is printed by the excellent Italian printer Antonio Blado, whose works are scarce and very sought after."Textually, as well as typographically, this is the most important edition of Fracastoro's poem, since, unlike those which follow, it bears evidence of having been supervised by Fracastoro himself, the two lines which had been omitted from Bk. I of the Verona edition being here included (verses 1 and 2 on leaf C2b) in exactly the form in which they were written on the vellum copy of the 1530 edition mentioned above (see end of note)... Among his other achievements in typography Antonio Blado can claim the distinction of having issued the most beautiful edition of Fracastoro's poem of any of the sixteenth century. The format is larger than that of the Verona edition and the fount of large italic type seems particularly well suited to Fracastoro's even lined verses. As with the other editions of this period the capitals are in Roman throughout; the ornamental capital (Q) at the beginning of Bk. I is particularly well executed. Bks II and II have spaces at the beginning for an illuminated initial.THE BOOKS OF ANTONIO BLADO ARE APPARENTLY AS RARE AS THEY ARE EXCELLENT, AND THEY HAVE LONG BEEN SOUGHT AFTER BY ITALIAN COLLECTORS. Blado was born in 1490 at Asloa in northern Italy. In 1515 Blado settled in Rome where he remained until his death in 1567. He was a bold and original printer, who, as Fumagelli points out, almost invariably undertook new things, never reprinting classics, and only occasionally , as in the case of Fracastoro's poem, reprinting the work of a contemporary. In 1532 he issued the first edition of Machiavelli's "Il Principe", and in 1549 he became official printer to the Papal See..." (Baumgartner & Fulton, p. 39)."Girolamo Fracastoro (1484-1553), a Veronese of thick-set, hirsute appearance and jovial mien, who practiced in the Lago di Garda region, was at once a physician, poet, physicist, geologist, astronomer, and pathologist, and shares with Leonardo da Vinci the honour of being the first geologist to see fossil remains in the true light (1530). He was also the first scientist to refer to the magnetic poles of the earth (1543). His medical fame rests upon that most celebrated of medical poems, "Syphilis sive Moribus Gallicus (Venice, 1530), which sums up the contemporary dietetic and therapeutic knowledge of the time, recognizes a venereal cause, and gave the disease its present name…" (Garrison, History of Medicine, p. 233).The magnificent medical poem is about the main character, a young shepherd called "Syphilis", who induces the people to forsake the Sun God, who in return bestows upon man a new, horrible plague, which Fracastoro names after the shepherd. "It epitomized contemporary knowledge of syphilis, gave to it its present name, and recognized a venereal cause. Fracastorius refers to mercury as a remedy." (Garrison and Morton).The work must be described as seminal, and its great influence and importance has continued throughout centuries. As stated in the bibliography by Baumgartner and Fulton, which is devoted exclusively to the poem, "[t]he full extent of the influence exerted by a work which has received such wide recognition cannot be adequately estimated without searching bibliographical analysis", and thus they have traced 100 editions of Fracastoro's Syphilis-poem, including translations into six languages. 18 of these appeared in the 16th century, but it is curious to see, how the work continues to resurface up until the 20th century. Almost 200 years after the work originally appeared, Italy witnessed a great revival of Fracastoro and his poem, and the first Italian translation appeared in 1731, with a preface by the great Enlightenment philosopher Giambattista Vico, and by 1739 five Italian editions had appeared. Another revival of the work took place as late as the 20th century, with four new English translations appearing between 1928 and 1935."Le poème de Fracastor sur la Syphilis restera toujours un chef-d'oeuvre, parce que le pinceau est large, l'imagination hardie, la versification harmonieuse, et que le poète agrandit son sujet ingrat en remontant aux cases celestas, en montant la main des Dieux s'appersantissant pour punir la terre; la fiction, surtout, qu'il a imagine pour retrace la découverte du mercure, est un tableau digne des plus grands maîtres." Achille Chéreau, Le Parnasse medical francais, 1874, p. xv). Baumgartner & Fulton, A Bibliography of the Poem of Syphilis sive Moribus Gallicus by Girolamo Fracastoro of Verona: no. 2 (our copy follows exactly the collation given here - and also has the final blank leaf mentioned but not found in any of the examined copies).Garrison and Morton: 2364. "There is every reason to believe that the first edition of 1530 was personally supervised by Fracastoro as it was passing through the press. The printer, however, omitted two verses in the first book, which have been inserted in manuscript, apparently by Fracastoro himself, in the copy on vellum now preserved in the Bibliothèque Nationale. As these two lines are included in the Rome edition of the following year, it is likely that Fracastoro also supervised this, the second edition, and that this should be regarded as the authoritative text, since there is no evidence of textual changes in seven subsequent editions during his life."
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PALINGENIUS Marcellus M.
Zodiaci vitae, hoc est, de hominis vita, studio ac moribus optime instituendo, libri XII.
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Nouvelle edition apres l'originale de 1531. Brunet IV, 317. Caillet, 7096. Page de titre dans un encadrement grave. §Plein Velin souple d'epoque a rabats. Titre (auteur) a la plume noire. Quelques annotation a la plume rouge sur la page de garde en regard du titre concernant l'histoire du livre. Exemplaire rogne court sur certaines pages, notamment de l'index. §Recueil compose de 12 poemes latins sur les arts liberaux, l'existence humaine, et le bonheur, chacun correspondant a un signe du zodiaque. En raison des critiques que le livre contient sur l'eglise et le pape, l'edition de 1531 fut interdite et l'inquisition conserva un oeil vigilant sur les activites de Palingenius, jusqu'a ce que ce dernier soit condamne au bucher. Le 11e livre a pour objet l'astronomie, et le 12e enonce une theorie de la lumiere qui sera en partie suivie par Giordano Bruno. Marcellus Palingenius est l'anagramme de Pietro Angelo Manzolli. §Ex libris Mathieu Varille Lyonnois.Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com. apud Ioannem Tornaesium typogr, Regium Lugduni (Lyon) _1559 in 16 (12x8cm) 366pp. -83. Un Vol. relie
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ASPER, Hans (1499 Zurich 1571):
Holzschnitt nach Hans Springklee. Erschaffung der Eva. Altkolorierter Holzschnitt mit doppelter Einfassungslinie. Verso Text.
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Zurich, Froschauer, 1531, 13,5 x 17,7 cm, bis zur Einfassungslinie beschnitten,Leemann-Van Elck, Zurcherische Buchillustr., S. 32 u. S. 240, ganzs. Abb. 26 Th.-B. Bd. 2, 185 f. Kopfholzschnitt zur Bibel in Folio, 1531, Oben kl. Randeinriss, zwei Wurmlocher. Etw. schwacherer Abdruck, altkoloriert und gut erhalten.
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RINGELBERG Joachim ou Jean (Ringelbergius, Ringelbergh
Joachimi Fortii Ringelbergii Andoverpiani Opera, quae proxima pagina enumerantur
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Sebastien Gryphe (Gryphius)Lyon, Lugdunum 1531 Fort in-8° (16,5 x 12,5 cm), 688 pp., plein velin rigide posterieur. Grande marque de l'editeur sur la page de titre et sur la derniere page. Quelques notes manuscrites du XVIe siecle en marge. Belle impression en italique. Nombreux tableaux dans le texte et 69 PAGES PRESENTANT des GRAVURES, certaines a pleine page portant sur l'ASTRONOMIE (orbite des planetes ...), l'ASTROLOGIE (cartes du ciel astrologique), les HOROSCOPES, la PERSPECTIVE (nombreuses grande sfigures), la GEOMETRIE, la CHIROMANCIE (lecture de la main) etc. Cette celebre edition, la plus complete du savant humaniste Ringelberg, a ete imprimee par Sebastien Gryphe trois ans apres son installation a Lyon, ville ou Ringelberg meurt l'annee meme de cette parution. C'est l'edition de reference. 5 exemplaires repertories au Catalogue Collectif des Bibliotheques de France (absent de la BNF). Ne en 1499 a Anvers, Ringelberg etudie a Louvain et a Bale puis se rend en France en 1529, il y ecrit differents manuels de dialectique, de rhetorique, de mathematiques ou encore de cosmographie ainsi qu'un De Ratione Studii, tous reunis dans cette edition. En grande partie autobiographique, De Ratione studii evoque la vie d'un humaniste parcourant l'Europe, avec d'interessants details sur ce mode de vie. Ainsi, afin de ne pas s'encombrer de volumineux ouvrages il n'hesite pas a en arracher les pages qu'il a annote pour les emporter avec lui. Bel exemplaire de ce rare et important ouvrage.
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AMMIRATO Scipione.
DELLE FAMIGLIE NOBILI NAPOLETANE. Le quali per levar ogni gara di precedenza sono state poste in confuso. Parte prima. In Fiorenza, Appresso Giorgio Marescotti, 1580.
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- Prima edizione. Opera dedicata a Don Ferdinando, Cardinale de' Medici. Cm.40,8x26,5. Pg.96, 208. In fine tre carte bianche. Legatura in piena pelle con ferri in oro ai piatti, che ha subito un radicale intervento di restauro. Di fatto si tratta di una coperta nuova, cui sono state applicate le parti rimanenti della coperta originale. Dorso a sei nervature. Fogli di guardia moderni. Frontespizio interamente illustrato, con figure ornamentali a soggetto mitologico. Esemplare ad ampi margini. Capilettera ornati. Il volume contiene 13 tavole di alberi genealogiche finemente incise, otto delle quali a doppia pagina. L'intero volume ha sofferto di prolungata esposizione a fonte di umidità, che ha creato un grave guasto al margine superiore, che non inficia comunque il testo. Anche in questo caso é stato realizzato un articolato restauro e tutte le carte sono state debitamente riparate con carta a velo giapponese. Bruniture alla carta H. Il testo é preceduto da un sonetto di Mario Colonna, dedicato all'Ammirato, e di un proemio che si articola in tre parti: "Alcuni pochi discorsi per maggior chiarezza dell'Opera, i quali non essendo stati à tempo da porsi infin da principio, in questo luogo con nuovo numero si son messi, & prima della nobiltà delle famiglie", "De' titoli, delle dignità, degli ufici, et d'altri segni d'honore, et prima del Nobile, del Magnifico, & dell'Illustre", "De' Duchi di Benevento, et degli Imperadori, et Principi, i quali di questo Regno hanno havuto Imperio, & Signoria". Nel volume si tracciano cenni genealogici delle famiglie Accrocciamura, Alagna, Alemagna, Alneti, Aquini, Anella, Belmonte, Belvedere, Bonifacii, Brenna, Brussoni, Cabani, Capoa, Capresi, Caraccioli Rossi, Cavanigli, Celani, Clignetti, Cosia, Diano, Dinisiaco, Gambacorti, Gentile, Ianuilla, Marramaldi, Marzani, Mastrogiudici, Monaci, Monsorii (di questa famiglia è unita una notazione manoscritta), Pipini, Polliceni, Porcelletti, Procida, Sanframondi, Sangiorgi, Sanguineti, Sanseverini, Sant'Angelo, Sanz, Saurani, Siginulfi, Suardi, Sus, Tornai, Tuzziaco. "Scipione Ammirato nasce a Lecce nel 1531 da nobile famiglia di origine fiorentina. Studia diritto a Napoli, ove soprattutto frequenta circoli letterari, stringendo amicizia con i poeti Bernardino Rota e Angelo Di Costanzo. Vive a Roma, a Venezia, a Padova, e quindi a Lecce. Ancora in un soggiorno a Venezia è costretto ad abbandonare precipitosamente la città in seguito alla scoperta della sua relazione d'amore con una Contarini; rifugiatosi a Lecce, fonda l'Accademia dei Trasformati. Stabilitosi dapprima a Napoli, non incontra l'appoggio da parte degli spagnoli, che rifiutano di nominarlo storiografo del vicereame. Quindi nel 1569 si trasferisce a Firenze, bene accolto dal Gran Duca Cosimo; qui vive nel pieno riconoscimento dei suoi meriti letterari fino alla morte avvenuta nel 1601; nella vecchiaia volle essere ordinato sacerdote. Scrittore di grande versatilità lascia una produzione letteraria notevolissima per qualità e numero di titoli" (dal sito dell'Università di Napoli). La seconda parte dell'opera fu pubblicata postuma nel 1651, grazie ai copiosi appunti lasciati dall'Autore. > Spreti, 112. Brunet, I, 238. Graesse, I, 115. Minieri Riccio, 18. Manca al Gamba e al Lozzi. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Dante Alighieri.
L'amoroso Convivio, con la additione, et molti suoi notandi, accuratamente rivisto et emendato. 8 Bl., 112 num. Bl. Mit figürlicher Titelbordüre und Druckermarke am Schluß. Pergamentbd d. 19. Jahrh.
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Venedig, Marchio Sessa, 1531.. . Vierte Ausgabe des 1304-1307 entstandenen und erstmals 1490 gedruckten Werks, das im Original korrekter ohne Attribut 'Convivio' heißt, da nicht nur Liebesdinge, sondern in erster Linie philosophische und politische Fragen erörtert werden. Zugleich formuliert Dante erstmals die Vorzüge der Volkssprache gegenüber dem Lateinischen. Das "Gastmahl" lädt denn auch ausdrücklich diejenigen ein, die des Lateinischen nicht mächtig, aber dennoch für philosophische Fragen empfänglich sind. Geplant hatte Dante eine Art volkssprachlicher Enzyklopädie in vierzehn Traktaten, von denen jedoch nur vier fertiggestellt wurden, die sich neben verschiedenen anderen Quellen vornehmlich auf Aristoteles stützen. Die vorliegende Ausgabe ist auch die von der Accademia della Crusca ausgewählte. - Titel mit altem Besitzvermerk und drei kleinen Papierfehlern, von denen zwei die Titelbordüre im äußeren Rand betreffen. Wenig gebräunt, einige alte Anstreichungen. - Adams D 119. Gamba 419. Mambelli, Dante, 803. Sander 2331. * Fourth edition, originally with the more appropriate title 'Convivio', since the discussions allude to philosophical and political issues rather than to love issues. Originally, Dante had planned a kind of encyclopedia with fourteen treatises for those interested in philosophical topics but not proficient in Latin. Only four of these were completed. - With figural title border und printer's device at the end. Title with three small paper flaws, two to woodcut border. Very light browning, a few old marks. In 19th century full vellum.
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RINGELBERG Joachim ou Jean (Ringelbergius, Ringelbergh
Joachimi Fortii Ringelbergii Andoverpiani Opera, quae proxima pagina enumerantur
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Sébastien Gryphe (Gryphius), Lyon, Lugdunum 1531 - Fort in-8° (16,5 x 12,5 cm), 688 pp., plein vélin rigide postérieur. Grande marque de l'éditeur sur la page de titre et sur la dernière page. Quelques notes manuscrites du XVIe siècle en marge. Belle impression en italique. Nombreux tableaux dans le texte et 69 PAGES PRESENTANT des GRAVURES, certaines à pleine page portant sur l'ASTRONOMIE (orbite des planètes .), l'ASTROLOGIE (cartes du ciel astrologique), les HOROSCOPES, la PERSPECTIVE (nombreuses grande sfigures), la GEOMETRIE, la CHIROMANCIE (lecture de la main) etc. Cette célèbre édition, la plus complète du savant humaniste Ringelberg, a été imprimée par Sébastien Gryphe trois ans après son installation à Lyon, ville où Ringelberg meurt l'année même de cette parution. C'est l'édition de référence. 5 exemplaires répertoriés au Catalogue Collectif des Bibliothèques de France (absent de la BNF). Né en 1499 à Anvers, Ringelberg étudie à Louvain et à Bâle puis se rend en France en 1529, il y écrit différents manuels de dialectique, de rhétorique, de mathématiques ou encore de cosmographie ainsi qu'un De Ratione Studii, tous réunis dans cette édition. En grande partie autobiographique, De Ratione studii évoque la vie d'un humaniste parcourant l'Europe, avec d'intéressants détails sur ce mode de vie. Ainsi, afin de ne pas s'encombrer de volumineux ouvrages il n'hésite pas à en arracher les pages qu'il a annoté pour les emporter avec lui. Bel exemplaire de ce rare et important ouvrage.
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Epistolarum libri X. Panegyricus Traiano caesari dictus.
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- De viris illustribus in re militari, & in administranda repud. Rare. Lyon, S. Gryphe 1531. L'originale est celle imprimée à Alde Manuce en 1508. Ex-libris manuscrits du XVIIIè siècle sur le titre : N.A. Cheurerii (?) et Mottey 1768. Belle reliure plein-veau brun estampée à froid de l'époque. Dos restauré. Dos orné de filets à froid. Tranches jaunes. Rousseurs et mouillures sur quelques feuillets sans gravité. Bon état. Format 16x11.
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Herodianus
Der Furtrefflich Griechisch geschichtschreiber Herodianus, den der Hochgelerte Angelus Politianus inn das Latein, und Hieronymus Boner in nachvolgend Teutsch pracht
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Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner 1531. 29 cm. (4), 70 Blatt mit gro!em Titelholzschnitt von J. Breu d. A. nach Burgkmair, 1 Titelholzschnitt von H. Weiditz d. J., 2 Holzschnitt-Vignetten und mehreren Holzschnitt-Initialen. Manuskript-Pergamentband - VD16 H2503 - Adams H-391 - Worstbrock 195 - Goed. II, 319,6 - Erste deutsche Ausgabe. Der fast blattgro!e Titelholzschnitt (Hollstein IV, 170) zeigt Antoninus und Gordianus. Die Initiale auf Blatt 36r ist von Hans Burgkmair (Butsche 34). Der neu eingebundene Manuskript-Pergamentband mit einer dreifarbig ausgemalten Initiale "A" ist aus einem Antiphonarblatt angefertigt. Schones Exemplar, stellenweise leicht gebraunt und Knitterspuren, letztes Blatt im wei!en Rand geringfugiger Papierverlust. -
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ISTANBUL -] DE REGIONIB[US] NOVAE ROMAE,
quae primum Byzantium, deinde Constantinopolis est appellata, incerto autore, sed illo tamen antiquiss. libellus perquamelegans, nunc primum typis chalcographis commissus.
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[Venezia, ut videtur], 1531. - Kl.-8vo. [A-C4]. Mit vierzeiliger Eingangsinitiale und mehreren vierzeiligen, schwarzgrundigen Initialen. [12] Bl. (letztes leer). Olivegrüner Maroquinband des 19. Jhs., Vorsätze aus Brokatpapier, Spiegel aus zwei späten Reproduktionen von Tarotkarten, mit Darstellung eines reitenden Königs (vorne) bzw. Königin. Erster separat gedruckter Stadtführer der osmanischen Metropole. Anonym auf Latein veröffentlichte Beschreibung der in der Spätantike und im Mittelalter als das "Neue Rom" (Nova Roma) bezeichneten Weltstadt am Bosporus. Mit 400'000 bis 500'000 Einwohnern war sie die grösste Stadt Europas und im gesamten Mittelmeerraum. Eine demographische Erhebung von 1535 ergab 46'635 moslemische, 25'292 christliche und 8'070 jüdische Haushalte (vgl. Dursteler, Venetians in Constantinople (2006), S. 151f. Das kleinformatige Werk beschreibt die Metropole des Osmanischen Reichs auf dem Zenith ihrer Macht. Unter Süleyman I. dem Prächtigen (1520-1566) reichte der Einfluss der Osmanen von Ungarn über Belgrad bis Bagdad und weit nach Nordafrika. In den vierzehn römisch nummerierten Abschnitten ("Regios") werden die Lage und Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt und ihrer Umgebung stichwortartig beschrieben. Auf den als "Collectio civitatis" bezeichneteten beiden Schlussblättern listet der Verfasser indexartig die Vielzahl der um 1530 existierenden Paläste, Moscheen, Koranschulen, Mausoleen, Badehäuser, Bibliotheken und weiteren markanten Gebäude auf. Wenige Jahre später sollte das Antlitz der Stadt vor allem durch das Wirken Mimar Sinans, des 'Vaters der osmanischen Architektur', eine architektonische Umwälzung erfahren. Ein wichtiger Grund dass diese unpolemisch gehaltene Beschreibung der Hauptstadt des Osmanenreichs anonym und ohne Angabe von Druckort und Drucker veröffentlicht wurde, dürfte in der Tatsache liegen, dass die erste Türkenbelagerung der Stadt Wien, die am 14. Oktober 1529 von Süleyman I. nach Verlust eines Drittels seiner Truppen abgebrochen worden war, erst relativ kurze Zeit zurücklag. Als Druckort der in einer Antiqua, mit einer vierzeiligen Eingangsinitiale, diversen zweizeiligen Initialen und einem dreiblättrigen Kleeblatt auf Titel- und Schlussblatt gedruckten Schrift darf Venedig vermutet werden. - Spuren eines kleinen Stempels im Titel (Papier mit kleiner Fehlstelle). Von diesem Titel können wir 17 Bibliotheksexemplare nachweisen: Nebst den sechs in Italien und fünf in den USA, die beiden in Berlin und München, je eines in Wien, Oxford sowie in Leiden und das in Montpellier aufbewahrte, das auch von Göllner nachgewiesen wird. Goellner I, 420; CNCE 48944; ICC (Online Kat.) 012945. First seperately printed 'city guide' to Constantinople after its conquest by the Ottoman Empire in 1453. Anonymously published description in Latin of the capital of Constantinople, a city around 1530 without peer: with c. 4-500,000 inhabitants it was the largest city in Europe and in the Mediterranean region. A 1535 survey found the city divided into 46'635 Muslim, 25'292 Christian, and 8'070 Jewish households [cf. Dursteler, Venetians in Constantinople (2006), p. 151f.]. Under Sultan Suleyman - called by the Europeans "The Magnificent," but the Ottomans called him Kanuni, or "The Lawgiver" - the Ottoman Empire was at its peak, ruling the Middle East, North Africa and most parts of South Eastern Europe. As Nova Roma, Byzantine writers contrasted their city from the "old" Rome by pointing out how Byzantium (Constantinople) had always been a Christian city, while Old Rome had pagan roots. To the present day, the Patriarch of Constantinople includes "of Constantinople, New Rome" in his full title. Devided into fourteen parts ("Regio") the samll book offers a shorthand description of the immense metropolis - comprising the capital, Galata, the suburb facing the city from across the Golden Horn, Eyup, and Scutari (now Üsküdar). In the two final leaves (Collectio civitatis) the multitude of palaces, mosques, mausoleums, baths, Koran schools, reading room [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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MOLINET Jean
Les faictz et dictz de feu de bone memoire maistre Jehan Molinet...
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Paris, A la boutique de Jehan Longis et de la veusve Jehan Sainct Denys, s. d. (1531). Petit in-folio gothique de 4 ff. preliminaires, le dernier blanc et 133 feuilles chiffrees. Veau blond, triple filet dore encadrant les plats, dos a nerfs orne a la grotesque, piece de titre en maroquin brun, roulette doree sur les coupes, roulette interieure doree, tranches dorees. Reliure du XVIIIe siecle. 258 x 192 mm. "PREMIERE EDITION, DE LA PLUS GRANDE RARETE", DES POESIES DE Jean Molinet, L'UN DE NOS BONS POETES DU XVe SIECLE, LE MAITRE DE Jean Lemaire de Belges QUI LE FUT A SON TOUR DE Clement Marot. Tchemerzine, Editions originales, IV-850. Brunet III, 1812. Cat. H. de Backer, I, 166. MAROT TENAIT MOLINET EN GRANDE ESTIME. Par son esprit fort gaulois, son talent etourdissant de versificateur et sa fantaisie debridee, Jean Molinet occupe une place importante parmi les grands rhetoriqueurs. LES BIBLIOGRAPHES SONT UNANIMES A SOULIGNER L'EXTREME RARETE DE CETTE EDITION ORIGINALE COLLECTIVE DES POESIES DE MOLINET. Aucun exemplaire n'a subi le feu des encheres internationales depuis 30 ans. EXEMPLAIRE A LA MARQUE DE Jean Saint-Denis, RARISSIME EN RELIURE ANCIENNE.241120080116
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PÜRSTINGER, Berthold
Onus ecclesiae. In hoc libro lector candidissime, admiranda quædam acplanè obstupenda, de septem ecclesiæ statibus, abusibus quoq[ue]grauissimus, & futuris eiusdem calamitatibus ex sanctor[um] prophetijs &nouarum reuelationum vaticinijs, solidissimisq[ue] scripturis, luceclarius enarra[n]tur ...
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(Ex aedibus Quentelianis) Cologne 1531 Contemporary red vellum, rebacked. Folio . Second revised edition (1st: Landshut, 1524) with a new preface dated 1531 and very large title woodcut. The work has been, incorrectly, attributed to Johannes Ebser, Bishop of Chiemsee. Berthold Pürstinger (1465-1543), bishop of Chiemsee, was "often employed in important matters by Archbishop Leonard (d. 1519) and by his successor, Mathäus Lang (d. 1519). ... Lang's energetic reformatory measures accorded with Berthold's deepest wishes, and he seems to have both inspired them and given them expression. When Berthold was sent to suppress the Lutherans in Kitzbühel he accomplished little, his retiring nature being unfitted for decisive action. ... His Onus ecclesiae had appeared in 1524 and Archbishop Lang was anxious that Berthold would continue his literary work. ... "Bethold's writings have far more interest than the deeds of his active and public life; and they reveal the man with no less clearness. The Onus ecclesiae was published anonymously (Landshut, 1524, Cologne, 1531, 2d ed. revised, Augsburg, 1531), but there is no doubt about his authorship. As early as 1548 it appears in a Venetian index of heretical books and in 1550 in the Louvain index. ... Berthold's purpose is to call to repentance and reform; for this end he depicts in dark colors the 'burden' which lies on the entire Church--a twofold weight of guilt and impending punishment, in which all are involved, but especially Rome and the clergy. The Turks, who were then threatening eastern Europe, are an instrument of the merited doom; and the 'reformation' by which the Church was already divided forebodes more to come. ... Joachim of Fiore, the revelations of St. Bridget, and other productions of the contemporary medieval prophetism furnished material, with which personal observations and experience are interwoven, so that the whole presents a well-ordered and illuminating picture of conditions in South Germany and the archdiocese of Salzburg. ..." (New Schaff-Herzog, IX, p. 360). This copy, like the Durham copy described in Copac, has pasted onto title page above the title a lable with the words in sixteenth century type: "Reuerendi in Christo Patris ac domini, D. Ioannis, olim Episcopi Chemensis, & Reuerendiss. Archiepiscopi Saltzburgensis a Suffragijs." [2] 5-125 leaves (i.e.123 leaves: leaves 3 & 4 not issued with this work). Large title-page woodcut (Dodgson II, 428). Some marginal handsoiling. With 16th century printed label on title-page (see below) as on the Durham copy described in Copac. Signature on front paste-down of the bishop of Chiemsee: "Joannis Episcopi Chemensis." Neander Library book- plate (deaccessioned). § VD 16, P 2932; Adams E-20 (under Ebser); BM/STC German 662
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Mesue, Johannes (d. i. Yuhanna ibn Masawaih al-Mar)
D[omi]ni Mesue vita. Doctorum artis peonie cognomina, Canones vniuersales Mesue de consolatione medicinarum: et correctione operationum earundem. Grabadin eiusdem Mesue medicinarum vniuersalium quod Antidotarium nuncupatur. Liber eiusdem medicinarum parti
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Lyon, A. Duruy für Giunta), 1531. - Mit Holzschnitt-Titelbordüre und Druckermarke. 348 ungez. Bll. Blindgepr. Schweinslederband d. Zt. auf Holzdecken. Kl.-8.Baudrier VI, 142 Durling 3137 Allut, Champier XXX, 209. - Titelauflage der Ausgabe 1523. Sammelausgabe von Schriften des arabischen Mediziners Mesue, Arzt in Bagdad und am Hof Harun al Raschids, mit kommentierenden und ergänzenden Schriften anderer Mediziner. Das Leben Mesues und Doctorum artis peonie cognomenta sind von dem berühmten Lyoner Arzt und Ketzer Symphorien Champier (1471-1538), den Rabelais ein satirisches Denkmal in Gargantua und Pantagruel setzte. - Gelenk an der vorderen Decke oben etwas angebrochen. Titel recto einmal gestempelt, verso zweimal ein Stempel verso mit blauer Tinte übermalt (Durchmesser ca. 3,5 cm), dies stark durchschlagend und mit etwas Abklatsch auf dem ersten Textblatt verso. Wenige zeitgen. Marginalien. An den Rändern etwas fleckig.
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Epistolarum libri X. Panegyricus Traiano caesari dictus.
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De viris illustribus in re militari, & in administranda repud. Rare. Lyon, S. Gryphe 1531. L'originale est celle imprimee a Alde Manuce en 1508. Ex-libris manuscrits du XVIIIe siecle sur le titre : N.A. Cheurerii (?) et Mottey 1768.Belle reliure plein-veau brun estampee a froid de l'epoque. Dos restaure. Dos orne de filets a froid. Tranches jaunes. Rousseurs et mouillures sur quelques feuillets sans gravite. Bon etat. Format 16x11.
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Luther, Martin:
Auff das Vermeint Keiserlich Edict Ausgangen im 1531 jare nach dem Reichs tage des 1530 jars.
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Wittenberg, Nickel Schirlentz, 1531.. Erste Ausgabe, zweiter Druck (Neusatz der Lage B). 4to. A-G4: (28) Bl. Einige alte Anmerkungen, schwacher Wasserrand im Fußsteg, breitrandig. - VD16 L-3892; Benzing 2926; Knaacke 637.Bordüre: Pflugk-Harttung, Rahmen deutscher Buchtitel im 16. Jh., Nr. 98; Luther, Titeleinfassungen der Reformationszeit, Tafel 25..
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Mesue, Johannes (d. i. Yuhanna ibn Masawaih al-Mar):
D[omi]ni Mesue vita. Doctorum artis peonie cognomina, Canones vniuersales Mesue de consolatione medicinarum: et correctione operationum earundem. Grabadin eiusdem Mesue medicinarum vniuersalium quod Antidotarium nuncupatur. Liber eiusdem medicinarum parti
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(Lyon, A. Duruy fur Giunta), 1531.. Baudrier VI, 142; Durling 3137; Allut, Champier XXX, 209. - Titelauflage der Ausgabe 1523. Sammelausgabe von Schriften des arabischen Mediziners Mesue, Arzt in Bagdad und am Hof Harun al Raschids, mit kommentierenden und erganzenden Schriften anderer Mediziner. Das Leben Mesues und Doctorum artis peonie cognomenta sind von dem beruhmten Lyoner Arzt und Ketzer Symphorien Champier (1471-1538), den Rabelais ein satirisches Denkmal in Gargantua und Pantagruel setzte. - Gelenk an der vorderen Decke oben etwas angebrochen. Titel recto einmal gestempelt, verso zweimal; ein Stempel verso mit blauer Tinte ubermalt (Durchmesser ca. 3,5 cm), dies stark durchschlagend und mit etwas Abklatsch auf dem ersten Textblatt verso. Wenige zeitgen. Marginalien. An den Randern etwas fleckig.
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HAYMO, Bishop of Halberstadt
Commentariorum in Apocalypsim Beati Iohan. libri VII iam primum in lucem editi, & ad multo[rum] scripto[rum] codicum fidem castigati
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Ex officina Eucharij (Eucharius Cervicornus: procurante M. Gottfrido Hittorpio), Cologne 1531 - Contemporary blindstamped pigsin with portrait panel (85 x 50 mm) dated "1534" and initials "V.D.M.I.E." with 2 brass clasps. Spine painted over at an early time. 8vo . Second edition (1st: 1529) of this biblical commentary by Haymo, Bishop of Halberstadt (d. 853), which includes the Latin text of the Revelation of St. John, with commentary interspersed. Bound in a beautiful contemporary blindstamped decorated pigskin binding with its original two brass clasps intact. The central portrait panel depicts a standing figure behind a shield with a coat of arms with portrait rolls on both sides and the initials "V.D.M.I.E." at the top. There are decorative floral rolls on the back. The spine has been painted gray with black letters at an early period. The impressions are a little faint but an attractive copy with the brass clasps intact. Illustrated with the superb woodcut title-border depicting the suicide of Cleopatra in a reduced copy of a border originally done by Hans Holbein (cf. Hollstein XIVA, Hans Holbein the Younger, 50) [440] p. Woodcut border after Hans Holbein (Merlo 1053, 405; see below). Large woodcut, white on black, initials. § Adams H-119; Panzer VI, 406; not in BM/STC German.
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Mesue, Johannes (d. i. Yuhanna ibn Masawaih al-Mar):
D[omi]ni Mesue vita. Doctorum artis peonie cognomina, Canones vniuersales Mesue de consolatione medicinarum: et correctione operationum earundem. Grabadin eiusdem Mesue medicinarum vniuersalium quod Antidotarium nuncupatur. Liber eiusdem medicinarum particularium. Additio Petri Apponi in librum Joan. Mesue. Antodotarium Domini Nicolai. Cophonis Isagoge. Summula Jacobi de Partibus per alphabetum super plurimis remediis ex Antidotario ipsius Mesue excerptis. Que omnia nuperrime castigata fuerunt.
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(Lyon, A. Duruy für Giunta), 1531. - Mit Holzschnitt-Titelbordüre und Druckermarke. 348 ungez. Bll. Blindgepr. Schweinslederband d. Zt. auf Holzdecken. Kl.-8°. Baudrier VI, 142; Durling 3137; Allut, Champier XXX, 209. - Titelauflage der Ausgabe 1523. Sammelausgabe von Schriften des arabischen Mediziners Mesue, Arzt in Bagdad und am Hof Harun al Raschids, mit kommentierenden und ergänzenden Schriften anderer Mediziner. Das Leben Mesues und Doctorum artis peonie cognomenta sind von dem berühmten Lyoner Arzt und Ketzer Symphorien Champier (1471-1538), den Rabelais ein satirisches Denkmal in Gargantua und Pantagruel setzte. - Gelenk an der vorderen Decke oben etwas angebrochen. Titel recto einmal gestempelt, verso zweimal; ein Stempel verso mit blauer Tinte übermalt (Durchmesser ca. 3,5 cm), dies stark durchschlagend und mit etwas Abklatsch auf dem ersten Textblatt verso. Wenige zeitgen. Marginalien. An den Rändern etwas fleckig.
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[VIEXMONT, Claude De & Pedro De SOTO.]
METHODIS CONFESSIONUS, hoc est, ars sive ratio, &c. bevis quaedam via confitendi, in qua peccata & eorum remedia plenissime continentur. Ad haec XII. articulorum fidei cum pia, tumerudita explanatio.
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[Antwerp] Antverpiae : in audibus Ioan Steelfij, 1556. cr.8vo, (88x70mm), 272 leaves, printer's device on the title, paper repairs to the first six leaves with minor textual loss to three, and a small worn trail in the head of the final three leaves. Contemporary (?original) full vellum, blind tooled roll within a three line frame on the covers and with a diagonal blind fillet in the spine compartments, painted red vellum lettering piece (blank) on the backstrip, the covers slightly distorted. A rare Antwerp printing of this popular schoolbook for teaching Latin grammar through confession and penitential prayer. First published in Paris in 1531 for students of the College of Navarre, the book appeared under several variations of the title and was first revised by Pedro de Soto (probably the Jesuit of the same name) at the time of a Venice edition of 1545. A number of editions appeared in France, Germany, Italy and the Low Countries in the next half-century; none of them now in any way common, as befits a schoolbook that should have worn out through continual use. Despite the faults noted above, the internal condition on the whole is clean and bright and the manner of binding worthy of attention. The semi-stiff vellum binding has slightly distorted with time (or storage conditions) but not unduly so and is attractively ornamented with a blind tooled frame on the front and rear covers, vellum ties at the fore-edge have however, been lost. Is it possible that this is an early example of a publisher's binding? Vellum would make an excellent and hard-wearing material for a book designed for frequent, and perhaps rough, handling. Another point leading us towards this possibility is the cost-conscious construction of the binding which is composed of two pieces of vellum, one covering the front board and extending around the spine and about a quarter of the way across the rear board, where it overlays another piece of slightly different coloured vellum. However, the tooling is unbroken leaving us to suspect that this was as originally bound. An interesting little book we submit.
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D. EUCHERII LUGDUNENSIS ... COMMENTARIORUM IN LIBROS REGUM AD
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VERANIUM & SALONIUM... Libri quatur. Colofón: Basileae in officina Frobeniana... Anno MDXXXI (1531). Portada (con xilografía marca de impresor), 310p, 1h (con florón de marca impresor). Port. reforzada, hum. 1ªs hojas sin afectar, anotaciones época, pág.161 reasgada. Bellas capitulares. Con: - PHILIPPI PRESBITERI... IN HISTORIAM JOB COMMENTARIORUM Libri tres. Basileae per Adamum Petrum... Anno MDXXVII (1527). Port. con xilo- grafía marca impresor, 11h, 211p, colofón con xilogr. impresor. Con: - COMMENTARIORUM DIVI APONII... IN CANTICA CANTICORUM SOLOMONIS Li- bri sex... HAD HAEC, EPITOME COMMENTARIORUM D. APONII PER LUCAM Abbatem montis Sancti Cornelii. PRAETEREA, D. CASSIODORI Abbatis... COMMENTARIA... Friburgo Brisgoiae, Joannes Faber... Anno MDXXXVIII (1538). Port, 7h, 83f, 1h (xilogr. marca editor). Capitulares. Con: - AMBROSIUS ANSBERTUS... IN APOCALYPSIM... Libros decem. Colonia 1538?. Falta port, 11h, 442p. Bellas capitulares y extraordinarias ilustraciones xilográficas en texto. Ult. págs. con hum. (437 y 439 con picaduras y la última rota con pérdida de media pág, afectando al colofón) 4 obras enc. en 1 vol. folio. Pergamino, cortes pintados (Ref. 17145)
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GUEVARA, Antonio de:
MARCO AURELIO Cô EL RELOX DE PRINCIPES.
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Falto de folios 1 y 8, completas primera y segunda parte, libro tercero imcompleto, llega hasta el folio 198. Texto a dos columnas. Ejemplar muy raro. Buen estado de conservación. CUARTO MAYOR. CARTONÉ LOMO EN TELA CON NERVIOS. Palau 110086. CCPB000012479 Sevilla, Juan Cromberger, 1531. HISTORIA UNIVERSAL. Antiguo.
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ELLIS, F. S
The Hours of Albert of Brandenburg
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London: Ellis & White, n.d. Small quarto. (63) pp. One of fifty copies printed for private circulation. An account of a manuscript book of hours once owned by Albert of Brandenburg, Cardinal and Archbishop of Mainz and Magdeburg and Primate of Germany from 1531 to 1545. Illustrated with nine black and white photographic plates of the manuscript, all full page, as well as a frontispiece showing the coat of arms of Albert of Brandenburg. Bound in full green cloth with gilt lettering on the front cover. Boards slightly bumped at corners and with minor rubbing along hinges; top board a bit bowed. Small area at margin of title-page worn thin, with slight loss of paper not affecting any text. Some foxing primarily to endleaves. A very good copy.
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DESORMEAUX
Histoire de la maison Montmorenci (Montmorency). 5 volumes
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Tome premier. Contenant la Genealogie de la Maison, & son Histoire depuis l'annee 960 jusqu'en 1531. Tome second. Contenant le Vie du Connetable Anne; & celle de Francois, Marechal de France, depuis 1494 jusqu'en 1579. Tome troisieme. Contenant les Vies de Henri I, Connetable de France; celle de Charles Duc d'Amville, grand Amiral de France; & celle de Henri II, Duc de Montmorenci, depuis 1547 jusqu'en 1632. Tome quatrieme. Contenant la Vie de Francois-Henri de Montmorenci, Marechal Duc de Luxembourg, depuis 1628 jusqu'en 1679. Tome cinquieme. Contenant la suite de la Vie de Francois-Henri de Montmorenci, Marechal Duc de Luxembourg, depuis 1679 jusqu'en 1695. Edition originale. A Paris, chez Desaint & Saillant 1764. La maison de Montmorency comptait parmi les plus anciennes et les plus prestigieuses familles de la noblesse francaise. Apparentee a la famille royale, elle a donne a la France six Connetables, douze Marechaux et quatre Amiraux de France. Elle s'est eteinte au XIXe siecle. Cet ouvrage en 5 volumes, d'une rare qualite, le plus beau et le plus complet qui ait ete compose a ce jour sur cette illustre famille, est tres rare. Reliure plein veau de l'epoque. Dos a nerfs ornes et dores avec pieces de titre et de tomaison fauves. Tranches marbrees. Filet a froid encadrant les plats. Filet dore sur les coupes. 2 coiffes inferieures manquantes. Coins et bords frottes. Pas de rousseur. Bon etat. Format 17x10.
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Blumer, Johann Jakob,
Staats- u. Rechtsgeschichte der schweizer. Demokratien oder der Kantone Uri, Schwyz, Unterwalden, Glarus, Zug u. Appenzell. 2 Theile (Tl. 2 in 2 Bdn.). St. Gallen, Scheitlin u. Zollikofer, 1850-1859. 1 Bl., XVI, 608; XVI, 392 u. X, 258 S. In 2 Hldr.-Bde. d. Zt. einheitlich geb. mit goldgepr. Rückentitel (minim berieben). - Text minim stockfleckig u. Exlibris auf Vorderdeckel von Teil 1.
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- 1: Das Mittelalter. - 2: Die neuere Zeit (1531-1798). - Barth III, 23719; Feller/Bonjour II, 688; Elsener 411. - Hauptwerk des Glarner Juristen u. Historikers Johann Jakob Blumer (1819-1875). Als Vorbild diente ihm die zürcherische Rechtsgeschichte von Bluntschli, den er in der Vorrede als seinen Lehrer ehrt. - Ein mit reichem Quellenmaterial angefülltes Werk (Eugen Huber) - Vollständig selten.
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[FLANDRE - CRONIKE VAN VLAENDEREN -]
Cronike van Vlaenderen, Dits die excellente, beghinnende van Liederick Buc den eersten forestier tot den laetsten, die door haer vrome feyten, namaels Graven van Vlaenderen ghemaeckt worden, achtervolghende die rechte afcomste der voorseyde graven, tot desen onsen doorluchtichsten hoochgheboren Keyzer Karolo ... Vanden alder victorieusten, ende onverwinlijcsten Prinche Karolus, Keyser van Roomen , Coninck van Spaengien ... ende van sommeghe gesten by sijne tijden gheschiet, die seer wonderlijc sijn om hooren, ende oock ghenoechlijck om lesen - Antwerp, Willem Vorsterman, 1531.
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2 parties en un volume petit in-folio. Une page de titre frontispice en noir et rouge avec un deuxieme frontispice au verso. La premiere partie comprend CCC pages avec 170 bois principaux dans le texte, la plupart avec des borures ornementales. La seconde partie de LIX pages est illustre d'une page de titre avec le buste de Charles V, une double page depliante representant le siege de Vienne et 28 bois principaux dans le texte. Reliure en plein veau, dos a nerfs orne, piece de titre en maroquin rouge. Tres bel exemplaire dans une belle reliure ancienne de cet ouvrage mythique : le texte et les bois sont exceptionnellement contrastes.
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[ RELIURE AUX ABEILLES. ] TOMEO Niccolo Leonico.
Nicolai Leonici Thomaei De Varia historia libri tres nuper in lucem editi. Index insuper tum capitum, tum eorum quae notatu digna visa sunt locupletissimus.
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Basileae, in officiana Frobeniana, 1531. In-4 veau havane estampe a froid sur ais de bois, dos a quatre nerfs, roulette de galons tresses en encadrement a compartiments alternant fleurs de lys, hermines et dauphins couronnes, cantonnes de 4 petites etoiles, cadre central orne de trois roulettes juxtaposees a l'abeille repetee, traces de fermoirs, tranches rouges, [24]-362-[22] pages, marque de Froben au titre et au verso du dernier feuillet. (Mors anciennement restaures, quelques rousseurs et mouillures marginales, salissures au titre, manque angulaire net a deux feuillets.) BON EXEMPLAIRE. ***___***___*** In-4 Havana calf stamped cold on wood board, back with four nerves, caster of gallons braided in framing with compartments alternating flowers of lily, hermines and crowned dolphins, confined of 4 small stars, tallies central decorated with three casters juxtaposed with the repeated bee, traces of clasps, sections red, [24] - 362- [22] pages, mark of Froben to the title and the back of the last layer. (Restored in the past Bits, some marginal rednesses and wettings, stains with the title, miss angular Net with two layers.) Wire of a Upirote established in Venice, Nicolas Leonicus THOMAEUS (1456-1531) studied in Padoue, learned the Greek at Chalcondyle and was a professor of philosophy in Padoue and Venice. Its work is considerable (editions, translations, dialogs.) Seul a specimen of this edition appears to be preserved in France (Aix-en-Provence). No specimen with the Italian collective catalog which reveals on the other hand what seems to be the first edition of this work given by Giunta in Venice on January 20, 1531, while that of Froben is dated from August of the same year. There is an edition left the presses of Sebastien Gryphe in 1532. Beautiful specimen. Handwritten ex libris of the time: [Georgii Nilmeri? ] Of GOOD. Fils d'un epirote etabli a Venise, Nicolas Leonicus THOMAEUS (1456-1531) etudia a Padoue, apprit le grec aupres de Chalcondyle et fut professeur de philosophie a Padoue et a Venise. Son oeuvre est considerable (editions, traductions, dialogues.) Seul un exemplaire de cette edition parait etre conserve en France (Aix-en-Provence). Aucun exemplaire au catalogue collectif italien qui fait apparaitre en revanche ce qui semble etre la premiere edition de cet ouvrage donnee par les Giunta a Venise le 20 janvier 1531, tandis que celle de Froben est datee du mois d'aout de la meme annee. Il y a une edition sortie des presses de Sebastien Gryphe en 1532. Bel exemplaire. Ex-libris manuscrit de l'epoque : [Georgii Nilmeri ? ] De la bibliotheque de Mortimer L. SCHIFF avec son ex-libris dore sur piece de cuir rouge. BRUN, Guide de l'amateur de reliures anciennes, 124-126.
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PÜRSTINGER, Berthold
Onus ecclesiae. In hoc libro lector candidissime, admiranda quædam acplanè obstupenda, de septem ecclesiæ statibus, abusibus quoq[ue]grauissimus, & futuris eiusdem calamitatibus ex sanctor[um] prophetijs &nouarum reuelationum vaticinijs, solidissimisq[ue] scripturis, luceclarius enarra[n]tur ...
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(Ex aedibus Quentelianis) Cologne 1531 Contemporary red vellum, rebacked. Folio . Second revised edition (1st: Landshut, 1524) with a new preface dated 1531 and very large title woodcut. The work has been, incorrectly, attributed to Johannes Ebser, Bishop of Chiemsee. Berthold Pürstinger (1465-1543), bishop of Chiemsee, was "often employed in important matters by Archbishop Leonard (d. 1519) and by his successor, Mathäus Lang (d. 1519). ... Lang's energetic reformatory measures accorded with Berthold's deepest wishes, and he seems to have both inspired them and given them expression. When Berthold was sent to suppress the Lutherans in Kitzbühel he accomplished little, his retiring nature being unfitted for decisive action. ... His Onus ecclesiae had appeared in 1524 and Archbishop Lang was anxious that Berthold would continue his literary work. ... "Bethold's writings have far more interest than the deeds of his active and public life; and they reveal the man with no less clearness. The Onus ecclesiae was published anonymously (Landshut, 1524, Cologne, 1531, 2d ed. revised, Augsburg, 1531), but there is no doubt about his authorship. As early as 1548 it appears in a Venetian index of heretical books and in 1550 in the Louvain index. ... Berthold's purpose is to call to repentance and reform; for this end he depicts in dark colors the 'burden' which lies on the entire Church--a twofold weight of guilt and impending punishment, in which all are involved, but especially Rome and the clergy. The Turks, who were then threatening eastern Europe, are an instrument of the merited doom; and the 'reformation' by which the Church was already divided forebodes more to come. ... Joachim of Fiore, the revelations of St. Bridget, and other productions of the contemporary medieval prophetism furnished material, with which personal observations and experience are interwoven, so that the whole presents a well-ordered and illuminating picture of conditions in South Germany and the archdiocese of Salzburg. ..." (New Schaff-Herzog, IX, p. 360). This copy, like the Durham copy described in Copac, has pasted onto title page above the title a lable with the words in sixteenth century type: "Reuerendi in Christo Patris ac domini, D. Ioannis, olim Episcopi Chemensis, & Reuerendiss. Archiepiscopi Saltzburgensis a Suffragijs." [2] 5-125 leaves (i.e.123 leaves: leaves 3 & 4 not issued with this work). Large title-page woodcut (Dodgson II, 428). Some marginal handsoiling. With 16th century printed label on title-page (see below) as on the Durham copy described in Copac. Signature on front paste-down of the bishop of Chiemsee: "Joannis Episcopi Chemensis." Neander Library book- plate (deaccessioned). § VD 16, P 2932; Adams E-20 (under Ebser); BM/STC German 662
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HAYMON.
In Isaiam prophetam comentaria, nunc primum typis excusa et iam recens edita non sine accuratissima plurimorum pariter et vetustissimorum exemplarium collatione. His accessit ad studiosorum utilitatem index non minus absolutus quam copiosus.
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Parisiis, ex officina Ioannis Olivier, 1531. in-8. 12ff. 501pp. (mal chiffrees 511). Plein veau, traces d'ornements a froid sur les plats, restes de dorures sur le dos (Reliure de l'epoque restauree). Edition Originale de ce commentaire sur Isaie compose par Haymon (ou Aimon), qui fut eveque d'Halberstadt au 9e siecle. "Comment passer sous silence un livre que Charles Nodier, dans une de ses notes, a declare 'd'une insigne rarete' et dont un exemplaire, a la verite relie en maroquin rouge et aux armes de De Thou, a ete vendu 54 fr. en mars 1829? Ce prix est un fait que nous devons constater, mais qui ne peut pas servir de regle" (Brunet). On connait au moins trois editions de cet ouvrage parues la meme annee, dont deux editions parisiennes a des adresses differentes. Quelques traces de mouillures marginales aux premiers et derniers feuillets. Assez bon exemplaire par ailleurs. Brunet, III, 66.
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GUYSE (Jacques de)
Le premier [ / second / tiers] volume des Illustrations de la Gaulle belgique antiquitez du pays de Haynnau et de la gra[n]d cite de Belges : a present dicte Basvay dont procedent les chaussees de Brunehault. Et de plusieurs princes q. ont regne & fonde plusieurs Villes et citez audit pays aultres choses singulieres et dignes de memoire advenues dura[n]t leurs regnes iusques au duc Philippes de Bourgongne dernier decede.
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Paris, Galliot du Pre, 1531-1532. 3 tomes en 1 vol. in-folio, veau brun marbre, dos a nerfs orne de fleurons dores, piece de titre fauve, tranches rouges. Reliure du XVIIIe s. restauree, piece de titre renouvelee anciennement. Grand ex-libris au contreplat de M. Rauchond, cachet violet d'une bibliotheque eccl. sur le titre et en marge de qq. ff. Premier et second titre en rouge et noir dans un encadrement grave sur bois, 3eme titre en noir dans le meme encadrement, marque typographique de Francois Regnault au v° du dernier f. du 1er tome et de Galliot du Pre au 3eme tome, 3 fig. gravees sur bois dans le texte (dont une repetee deux fois), nombreuses et belles lettrines historiees et sur fond crible, impression sur deux colonnes en caracteres gothiques, (8) ff., 141 ff. chiffres cxlij, (1) f. blanc; (4) ff., 82 ff. (mal chiffres lxxxvij); (6) ff., cviij ff. Signatures : at8 a8 [b-y]6 z8; et4 [A-N]6 O4; a6 [A-S]6. Quelques mouillures en debut de volume, un feuillet remmarge. Edition originale de la traduction francaise de la version abregee par Jean Lessabe, due a Jean Wauquelin. Exemplaire de premier tirage, avec le titre indiquant 3 volumes a la suite, alors que deux seulement furent imprimes. Ce livre, qui constitue la premiere chronique de Hainaut avait ete composee en latin par le franciscain Jacques de Guyse mort a Valenciennes en 1399 et originaire de Mons. Le propos de l'ouvrage depasse largement le cadre fixe par le titre : l'auteur y parle egalement de la France, des Pays-Bas, de l'Allemagne, de l'Angleterre etc. Belle publication gothique de Galliot du Pre, dans la lignee des autres chroniques qu'il imprima a la meme epoque. D'apres Moreau, les deux premiers volumes seraient sortis des presses de Guillaume de Bossozel, le troisieme de celles d'Antoine Couteau. L'ouvrage comporte, outre les encadrements des feuillets de titre, trois belles illustrations gravees sur bois. La premiere est la meme que celle utilisee pour La Toison d'or de Fillastre (Paris, Francois Regnault, 1516) qui represente un roi entoure de sa cour dans une salle a l'architecture Renaissance. Les deux autres sont au feuillet 6 du tome III, avec en particulier au v° une belle figure representant le roi entoure de sa cour, avec au premier plan un scribe ecrivant et au fond un combat de chevaliers et un armurier forgeant une piece. Brun, 207; Moreau-Renouard IV, nos 178 et 440; Brunet II, 1836; De Backer, 134; Beres, Des Valois, n°139.
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DIODORUS SICULUS.
OPERA [SELECTA].
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Basileae: Excvdebat Henricvs Petrvs, 1531 - 12 p.l., 374 (i.e., 363), [1] pp. Attractive recent retrospective speckled calf, raised bands, original titling in ink along bottom of textblock. Woodcut historiated initials, printer's device on verso of last leaf. Title page with early ink inscription at foot, and remnants of an erased oval stamp. Expert older (18th century?) paper repair strengthening lower (blank) portion of last printed leaf, head of preliminary leaves lightly dampstained, index and a few gatherings toward rear with light mottling, other minor defects, but AN EXCELLENT COPY, the text generally very clean and fresh, and in an unworn sympathetic binding. Hoffman I, 560. This item contains selections in Latin translation from the "Histories" or "Library of History" of Diodorus Siculus, which, at the date of the present publication, had not yet been printed in its entirety. Our volume contains Books I-VI and XVI and XVII, the latter two translated by Angelus Cospus, the other by Poggio Bracciolini. Until archaeologists began digging in Egypt, and until they could decipher discovered inscriptions, all we knew about ancient Egypt was based on what the Greeks Diodorus and Herodotus, along with Manetho the Egyptian priest, wrote about the location and its civilization. And this fact explains the commercial feasibility of a publication like the present item, issued for an avid readership in the 16th century, a period of Egyptomania. The text of Diodorus (first century B.C.) derives from several older and sometimes obscure authors, a number of whose works have perished, and for that reason the work is useful, especially when Diodorus tells the history of his own island. He is, for example, the chief source on the career of Dionysius, the fourth century B.C. tyrant of Syracuse. Diodorus is believed to have based Book XVII largely on the account of Clitarchus, who interviewed Alexander's veterans in Egyptian Alexandria, where they settled, but who was not averse to occasional romanticizing. In addition to the text of Diodorus, our volume contains a brief life of Alexander by Johannes Monachus as well as a few very short selections from Boccaccio's book on famous women. $800 [Attributes: Signed Copy]
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DESORMEAUX
Histoire de la maison Montmorenci (Montmorency). 5 volumes
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- Tome premier. Contenant la Généalogie de la Maison, & son Histoire depuis l'année 960 jusqu'en 1531. Tome second. Contenant le Vie du Connétable Anne; & celle de François, Maréchal de France, depuis 1494 jusqu'en 1579. Tome troisième. Contenant les Vies de Henri I, Connétable de France; celle de Charles Duc d'Amville, grand Amiral de France; & celle de Henri II, Duc de Montmorenci, depuis 1547 jusqu'en 1632. Tome quatrième. Contenant la Vie de François-Henri de Montmorenci, Maréchal Duc de Luxembourg, depuis 1628 jusqu'en 1679. Tome cinquième. Contenant la suite de la Vie de François-Henri de Montmorenci, Maréchal Duc de Luxembourg, depuis 1679 jusqu'en 1695. Edition originale. A Paris, chez Desaint & Saillant 1764. La maison de Montmorency comptait parmi les plus anciennes et les plus prestigieuses familles de la noblesse française. Apparentée à la famille royale, elle a donné à la France six Connétables, douze Maréchaux et quatre Amiraux de France. Elle s'est éteinte au XIXe siècle. Cet ouvrage en 5 volumes, d’une rare qualité, le plus beau et le plus complet qui ait été composé à ce jour sur cette illustre famille, est très rare. Reliure plein veau de l'époque. Dos à nerfs ornés et dorés avec pièces de titre et de tomaison fauves. Tranches marbrées. Filet à froid encadrant les plats. Filet doré sur les coupes. 2 coiffes inférieures manquantes. Coins et bords frottés. Pas de rousseur. Bon état. Format 17x10. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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SIDRAC ou SYDRACH
Mil IIII Vingtz et quatre demandes auec les Solutions & Responses a tous propoz, oeuure curieux & moult recreatif, selon le saige Sidrac.
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Paris : Galliot du Pre (impr. Pierre Vidoue), 1531. — Petit in-8, 136 x 91 : (32 ff.), 271 ff., (1 f.). — Maroquin violet du debut du dix-neuvieme siecle, plats richement ornes de deux cadres aux petits fers dores et a froid avec ecoincons aux mille points et motif losange au centre, dos a nerfs orne de filets et feuillage dore, doublures et garde de tabis rouge, roulette sur les coupes, roulette aux palmettes et feuilles dorees en bordure du tabis des doublures, doubles gardes de velin, tranches dorees. RARE EDITION PUBLIEE PAR GALLIOT DU PRE DE L'UN DES LIVRES LES PLUS POPULAIRES DU MOYEN AGE. Ouvrage de vulgarisation en francais, le Livre de Sidrac ou Livre de la Fontaine de toutes sciences, parut pour la premiere fois a la fin du treizieme siecle. Il s'agit d'une vaste compilation a travers laquelle l'auteur entend transmettre un savoir a la fois religieux, ethique, medical et naturel. Base sur un dialogue entre le Philosophe chretien Sidrac et le roi Boctus de Bactriane, l'ouvrage se compose de 613 questions dans sa version courte a 1225 dans sa version longue, qui apparaissent dans le desordre et touchent des sujets aussi divers que Dieu, les anges, la creation, l'homme, la meteorologie, le gouvernement des princesa On y trouve notamment, pour la premiere fois en langue vernaculaire, un article sur la meteorologie. Selon une hypothese de Charles Langlois l'auteur serait « un franc " sans doute un clerc " de l'Orient latin. Le nom de Sidrac fait reference au Shadrach du livre de Daniel, qui refuse comme Sidrac, de se prosterner devant les idoles. » (Benoit Beyer de Ryke. « Les encyclopedies medievales, un etat de la question. » Pecia, Ressources en medievistique, 1 (2002), 9-42.) Le livre de Sidrac connut un grand succes du Moyen-Age jusqu'a la renaissance ; il figurait dans toutes les bibliotheques princieres du quatorzieme et du quinzieme siecle. Le texte francais est connu par 63 manuscrits au moins ; il a ete imprime pour la premiere fois en 1486, par Antoine Verard a Paris, puis reimprime onze fois entre 1486 et 1533. Cette edition propose 1084 questions ; elle est, d'apres Brunet, la premiere a avoir ete imprimee en lettres rondes. L'impression est due a Pierre Vidoue pour le celebre libraire Galliot du Pre et comprend de nombreuses et belles lettrines a fond crible. Le titre est imprime en rouge et noir. L'ouvrage est illustre de quatre figures sur bois, l'une sur le titre, l'une a la fin de la table, une troisieme au commencement du texte et la derniere constituant la marque de l'imprimeur au verso du dernier feuillet. Remarquable exemplaire conserve dans une riche reliure Empire au decor aux mille points, executee dans les annees 1820-1830 dans le gout des plus belles reliures produites par Francois Bozerian, Courteval et Larriviere. Titre restaure et renforce avec vignette contrecollee ; salissures aux gardes de velin. Le cahier o a ete relie par erreur entre les cahiers e et i.
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M F Bywater Edits: Historic Accounting Literature. Johann Gottlieb
Eine Teutsch Verstendig Buchhalten...; Buchhalten, Zwey Kunstliche Und Verstendige Buchhalten...
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facsimile by the Scholar Press & the Yushodo Press, London & Tokyo 1980, 1531. Small quarto. Lettered simulated vellum & grey boards. A superb facsimile. One of only 125 copies issued as part of a highly important set along with 49 similar works. [ Never before sold separately-only previously sold as part of complete sets to major world libraries ]. * the texts in the series HISTORIC ACCOUNTING LITERATURE expound and develop the art of book-keeping in the 350 years after Pacioli's seminal Summa de Arithmetica. They show how patterns and conventions were established and how the following generations built on them in turn. As this body of knowledge accumulated it became the framework for commercial dealings. Most of these works were intended for the instruction of students and apprentices or for the use of book-keepers and merchants. The original copies are in the library of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in London whose holdings in the fields of book-keeping and accountancy are the finest in the world. Most are of the utmost rarity & extremely fragile. Probably the only opportunity to acquire this text in a superbly produced edition whose original has so rarely been offered for sale in useful condition and probably never will be again. Mint condition.
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document manuscrit
Inventaire de 1531 des biens du seigneur de Barsac (Gironde).
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- Nombre de document : 2 manuscrits Nombre de page : 57 In-4 quelques petits défauts Inventaire des biens de Charles de Budos, écuyer, seigneur de Barsac (Gironde). 2 manuscrits de 46 et 11 pp. in-4, datés de juin 1531. Inventaire réalisé par Adrien Rolland, avocat en la cour du parlement à Bordeaux et juge ordinaire de la prévôté royale de Barsac et Mathieu Contat, notaire, tabellion royal, juge ordinaire en la juridiction de Budos. Dans la maison sise à côté du château, on trouve des linceuls de différentes étoffes, 3 douzaines de serviettes, 4 escabelles, 1 hallebarde, 1 coffre, 1 table ronde assise sur une chaise fermant à clé, 1 banc tourné fait à l’antique, «1 suberciel de Damas noir, 1 robe de velours tanné fourrée de grenettes, 1 robe satyn tanné doublée de velours noir, 1 robe de drap noir les manches doublées de satin noir, 1 cote de toile d’or, 1 autre de satin noir broché d’or, 1 robe de nuyt de camelot tanné fourrée de Romanges», et de nombreux autres habits, bibelots, tapisseries, meubles, etc. Long inventaire donnant de multiples détails sur les habitudes de vie de ce seigneur et de sa famille.
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PROCOPE DE CESAREE (Procopius Caesariensis)
Ensis de rebus gothorum, persarum ac vandalorum libri VII, una cum aliis mediorum temporum histories, quorum catalogum sequens indicabit pagina. Hii omnibus accessit rerum copiosissimus index.
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ex officina Joannis Hervagii, Basilae (Bale) 1531, in Folio (30x20,5cm), (48) 690 (1bc) 46pp. -2., Un Vol. relie.Edition originale et Premiere traduction latine du grec original par Cristoforo Persona (1416-1485) et Raffaele Maffei (1455-1522). Tres rare, nous n'avons pu decouvrir qu'un seul exemplaire dans le catalogue Hollis de l'universite d'Harvard. Manque bien sur a la BN de France ainsi qu'a la plupart des catalogues etrangers. L'exemplaire d'Harvard ne contient pas les 46 pages d'un texte en grec (que contient notre exemplaire) cense faire suite a cette edition ainsi que l'indique le colophon. §Absent a Brunet qui ne cite que l'edition traduite en francais de 1587 a Paris, chez Michalon. §Pleine Basane marron, pastiche d'une reliure flammande du XVIeme siecle, dos a 4 nerfs et semis d'etoiles a froid, les plats portent un losange central a partir duquel rayonnent une serie d'encadrements. Coiffe de queue grignotee et nombreux travaux de vers sur les plats (parfois larges), trous de vers en coiffe de tete. Trous de vers et galeries sur les deux premiers feuillets en marge basse et coin, de peu de consequence... §Procope de Cesaree fut un historien grec de la premiere moitie du VIeme siecle, il occupa a bysance differents postes importants, secretaire de Belisaire, prefet de bysance. Ses ecrits marquent la transition entre la litterature grecque classique et la litterature grecque bysantine, et font entrer l'histoire dans une nouvelle vision. L'ouvrage rassemble les livres de guerres, guerre des goths, des vandales, des perses. De nombreux autres textes suivent les recits de guerre. L'ouvrage contient un long index au commencement du livre de 33 p. Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com ex officina Joannis Hervagii Basilae (Bale) _1531 in Folio (30x20,5cm) (48) 690 (1bc) 46pp. -2. Un Vol. relie
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Procopii Caesari (Procopius Caesariensis)
De rebus Gothorum, Persarum ac Vandalorum libri VII, una cum alijs mediorum temporum historicis, quorum catalogum sequens indicabit pagina
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- Basel: Officina Joannis Hervagii (Herwagen), 1531. Blindgeprägter Leder-Einband d. Zt. auf Holzdeckel mit vier Bünden. Titelblatt mit erster Druckermarke, 24 nn. Bll., 690 S. mit Initialen von Urs Graf, 1 w. Bl., 46 (recte 50 griechische Text-) S., 1 Bl. verso mit zweiter Druckermarke im Kolophon. - 31 x 20,5. * Erste lateinische Übersetzung der klassischen griechischen Chronik der Vandalen- und Ostgotenkriege, die von dem Historiker Procopius Caesarius in Byzanz zur Verherrlichung Justinians I. verfasst wurde. P. C.'s Schriften kennzeichnen den Übergang zwischen klassischer griechischer Literatur und griechisch-byzantinischer Literatur und lassen die Geschichte in einer neuen Sichtweise erscheinen. Die Übersetzer waren Christophero Persona (1416 - 1485) und Raffaele Maffei (1455 - 1522), als Herausgeber fungierte Beatus Rhenanus. Das Werk enthält weitere Quellenschriften von L. Aretinus, Iornandes, Agathias Scholasticus, Konrad Peutinger u. a. - Der Drucker Johann Herwagen kam 1528 aus Strassburg nach Basel, heiratete die Witwe seines berühmten Berufskollegen Froben und bediente sich den künstlerischen Fähigkeiten des Buchillustrators Urs Graf. - Adams P 2149. - German Books 716. - VD 16, P 4983. - Potthast II, 939. - Druckermarke siehe Silvestre II, 1278. - Basler Buchillustration 1500 bis 1545, UB-Basel, S. 521 f. - Nicht in der Franz. Nationalbibliothek. - Rückenfalz von alter Hand restauriert die beiden Messingschließen fehlen Einbandkanten berieben. Die ersten fünf Blätter mit kleinem Rostabklatsch von den (jetzt fehlenden) Schließen am Längschnitt kleiner Titelblatt-Einriß sauber hinterlegt wenige handschriftliche Randmarginalien aus der Zeit ansonsten sehr sauberes Exemplar dieses seltenen Buches !
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CASTIGLIONE (Baldesar)
Il Libro del Cortegiano.
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[Au colophon] : Florence, Filippo Giunta, 1531. 1 vol. petit in-8°, basane blonde glacee, dos a nerfs orne de filets dores, piece de titre etroite en maroquin rouge, filet dore d'encadrement sur les plats, tranches mouchetees. Reliure du XVIIIe s., qq. epidermures, coiffes absentes, coins emousses, petites fentes aux charnieres. Neanmoins, bon exemplaire. Impression en caracteres italiques, 207 ff. (mal chiffres 107), (1) f. blanc avec la marque de l'imprimeur au v°. Signatures : [A-Z]8 [AA-CC]8. Quelques rousseurs. Troisieme impression juntine de ce celebre ouvrage, copiee sur l'originale aldine de 1528. Ecrit entre 1508 et 1516, mais publie pour la premiere fois en Italie en 1528, cet ouvrage est l'un des plus caracteristiques de la Renaissance italienne. Sous forme de quatre dialogues entre des personnages illustres de la cour d'Urbino, Le Parfait courtisan decrit les usages d'un parfait gentilhomme : le premier discours sur l'education du gentilhomme, le second sur ses manieres et la facon de bien se comporter en societe, le troisieme dresse le portrait de la dame parfaite, le quatrieme traite des rapports du courtisan avec le Prince et se termine par une dissertation sur l'amour platonique. C'est l'un des livres qui incarnent le mieux l'ideal de la Renaissance, l'elegance et le raffinement de la societe italienne de cette epoque. Il fut traduit dans toute l'Europe et eut une influence considerable sur les esprits europeens, dont Montaigne, qui lui fit plusieurs emprunts. Edition tres rare. Renouard (Alde), LII, n°113; Graesse II, 65.
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Bible, Greek New Testament:
[Greek title] Novi Testamenti Omnia
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[Colophon: Basiliae (Basel) apud Io. Bebelium], 1531. 8vo. ff. [iv], 367, [i]. Greek text, other than the Latin preface by Oecolampadius. Four woodblocks to title representing the four Evangelists, woodcut historiated initials and headpieces opening each book (the largest reserved for Matthew). Large printer!s device to verso of final blank. One or two brief early marginal annotations. Slight soiling to title and occasional very light and unobtrusive waterstaining. Recent blind-stamped calf. Second Bebel edition. Edited by Ceporinus and with a preface by Oecolampadius, a minister at Basel and a zealous promoter of the Protestant cause, who died of plague in December 1531 just a few months after this work was printed. A very scarce edition, and it is perhaps worth noting that copies of both first and second editions examined by Darlow and Moule were incomplete. Adams B-1651
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CICERO;IMPRESSION DE JOSSE BADE;
Recueil de 6 textes de Cicero, imprimes par J. Badius Ascensius a Paris, en 1531-1532, a usage de l'universite.
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Josse Bade Paris 1531-1532 6 ouvrages en 1 volume in-4 , maroquin brun estampe. Large roulette d'encadrement dans laquelle s'inscrit un decor losange pousse a la roulette. De la premiere reliure -Paris, vers 1535- seuls ont ete conserves les plats, qui ont ete remontes semble-t-il sur les cartons d'origine. Le dos a ete refait "a l'imitation", les coupes ont ete refaites, les gardes blanches renouvelees. Ces importantes restaurations datent probablement de la fin du XIXeme siecle. 1) Pro Roscio ...cum F. Sylvii Ambiani commentariis. (Sub prelo Iodoci Badii Ascensii mense octobri 1532) 24 feuillets chiffres en chiffres arabes. (Manquent les feuillets 5 a 8). [Moreau-Renouard, Inventaire chronologique des editions parisiennes du XVIeme siecle, volume IV, 1531-1535, n 380 : 3 exemplaires localises en France, dont 1 a la B.N..] 2) Pro Rabirio... cum F. Sylvii commentariis. Apud Iodocum Badium. 1532. (Anno 1532, mense Iulio.) 19 feuillets chiffres et 1 feuillet blanc. [Moreau-Renouard, n 376 : 2 exemplaires en France. Manque a la B.N.] 3) Pro Planco ... cum F. Sylvii commentariis. Vaenundantur Iodoco Badio obtentis gratia et privilegio regiis, ut pro caeteris. De la Barre. (III Calend. Decemb. 1531) 4 feuillets non chiffres, 49 feuillets chiffres en chiffres romains, et 1 feuillet blanc.. [Moreau-Renouard, n 94 : 2 exemplaires en France. Manque a la B.N.] 4) C. Crispi Sallustii in M.T. Ciceronem oratio : et Ciceronis in eundem responsio, cum F. Sylvii Ambiani commentariis. Apud Iodocum Badium Ascensium. (Mense Maio 1532) 16 feuillets chiffres en chiffres romains. (Erreurs de reliures avec le texte suivant, mais bien complet). [Moreau-Renouard, n 519 : 6 exemplaires dans le monde, dont 1 seul complet en France;, a Auch. Manque a la B.N.]. 5) Paradoxa M.T. Ciceronis ad M. Brutum ... cum F. Sylvii Ambiani commentariis. Vaeneunt Iodoco Bad. Ascen. [Ad nonas Martias ante pascha. 1532]. 4 feuillets non chiffres, et 24 feuillets chiffres en chiffres romains. [Moreau-Renouard, n 375. Un seul exemplaire en France, a la B.N.] 6) Pro Quintio. (Sub prelo Ascensio, ad quartum idus septemb. 1532) 34 feuillets chiffres en chiffres romains, signes b8-d8, e4, f6. Le cahier a manque. [Moreau-Renouard, n 379. 3 exemplaires repertories dans le monde, dont 1 seul en France. Manque a la B.N.] Quelques notes anciennes de lecture. Provenance : Ex-libris Maurice Burrus.
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Isocrate Hieronimus Wolf]
Isocratis orationes et epistolae cum latina interpretatione Hier. Vvolfi, ab ipso postremum recognita. Henr. Stephani in Isocratem Diatribae VII : quarum una observationes Harpogrationis in eundem examinat. GORGIAE ET ARISTIDIS quaedam, eiusdem cum Isocraticis argumenti. Guil. Cantero interprete. (texte en grec et latin)
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Excudebat Henricus Stephanus (Henri Estienne 1531-1598) [S.L.], 1593, in-folio plein veau blond a six nerfs, fer dore aux entre-nerfs, filet simple encadrant les plats, couronne de feuillage doree au centre des plats. (reliure de l'epoque). Collation conforme a Vicaire III-467. 1f. De titre-2ff.(dedicace)-1f.(table)-10ff.(preface)-427pp.(dern. verso bl.)-131pp. (Aristidis orationes panathenaica)-XXXIII (vita isocratis)-1f.bl.-4ff. n.ch. (Hieronimus Vvolfius de vita Isocratis)-31pp.(Henrici Stephani in Isocratem Diatribae VIII)-9ff. n.ch. (index)-1f. bl.. Texte sur deux colonnes. Traduction latine en regard du texte grec. Edition estimee selon Vicaire. L'edition d'Isocrate qui sert de base a celle-ci est celle de Bale, ex officina oporiniana, 1570, in-folio. Coiffe de tete absente avec manque de ciur au dos sur 5 cm. Coin inferieur du premier plat avec manque de cuir (1x2 cm), Pas de feuillet de garde. Qques pales mouillures marginales et deux petits travaux de vers en marge d'une cinquantaine de feuillets et sans atteinte au texte. Malgre ces petit defaut bon exemplaire grand de marge et dans sa premiere reliure.
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Livius, Titus
T. Livii Patavini Latinae historiae principis quicquid hactenus fuit aeditum, fed aliquanto quam antea, tum emaculatius
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- Accesserunt autem Quintae decadis libri quinqe, nunquam antehac aediti, quos adie cimus ex uetustissimo codice, cuius copiam nobis fecit celebre Monasterium Lorsense. Addita est Chronologia Henrici Glareani, temporum supputationem, personarum nomina, in quibus antehac ingens erat cofusio, dilucide commonstrans. Adiunctus est index copiosissimus. Fruere lector, fauens illorum industriae, qui nec sumptu nec labore derrentur a prouehenda re literaria. Basilae in Officina Frobeniana Mense Martio anno MDXXXI ( Basel: Froben, 1531 ). Schweinsleder-Einband d. Zt. auf 5 Bünden mit repräsentativer Blindprägung umlaufend eine Figuren-Rolle mit Portraits v. Adeligen. Titelblatt mit Druckermarke Frobens. 3 Bll, 244, 243, 210, 91 Decadum XIII epitomae: 20 Bll. Index ... : 13 Bll. Chronologia ...: 45 S. - 38,5 x 27,5 x 9,5 cm. * Orig.- Schweinsleder d. Zt. auf neues Leder fachgerecht montiert u. mit 2 erneuerten Messingschließen, neuen Vorsatzblättern, hinterlegtem Titelblatt u. Papierergänzungen am Kopf der ersten sechs Seiten. - Kopfschnitt wasserrandig (ohne Papierverklebungen) Längsschnitt fleckig u. mit Gebrauchsspuren. - Vgl. Exemplar in der Universitätsbibliothek Würzburg. - Der Autor Titus Livius, einer der bedeutendsten römischen Geschichtsschreiber, der u. a. die Schriften des Polybios nutzte, lebte von 59 v. Chr. bis 17 n. Chr. - Seltener Baseler Druck !
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AGRIPPA von Nettesheym, Heinrich Cornelius
De incertitudine vanitate scientiarum declamatio inuectiua, ... Capita tractandorum totius operis, sequens indicabit pagella.
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Köln],Eucharius Agrippinatus 1531. - 12. 208 Bl. mit einigen Holzschnittinitialen. Späterer Pbd. des 18.Jh. mit 2 Rückenschildchen, etw. berieben u. bestoßen, hs. Nr. a.d. Rücken, Titelbl. gestempelt u. mit hs. Besitzvermerken v. alter Hand, Buchblock im oberen weißen Rand, im rechten unteren Eck u. im Bundsteg tlw. schwach wasserrandig, die letzten 4 Bl. unten rechts mit kleinen Eckabrissen (kein Textverlust), sonst innen nur sehr vereinzelt gering stock- od. fingerfleckig, einige wenige Unterstreichungen u. Randbemerkungen v. alter Hand, insges. gutes Expl.VD16-A1152. Mit einer Vorrede v. Augustin Furnarius. Eine der frühesten in Deutschland gedruckten Ausgaben des 1530 erstmals in Antwerpen erschienenen Buches.
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Alciato, Andrea.
Paradoxum, ad Pratum, lib. VI. Dispunctionum, lib. IIII. In treis libros Cod. lib. III. De eo quod interest, liber unus. Praetermissorum, lib. II. Declamatio una. De stip. divisionib. commentariolus. Ex novissima autoris recognitione.
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- Basel, Andreas Cratander, September 1531.(4), 138, (6) Bll. Mit Holzschnittdruckermarken am Titel und letzten Bl. verso sowie zahlr. figuralen schwarzgrundigen Holzschnittinitialen und vierteiliger Holzschnittbordüre am ersten Textblatt. Pergamentband der Zeit. Folio.Schön gedruckte Ausgabe der frühen juristischen Werkzusammenstellung, im Jahr der Erstveröffentlichung von Alciatos berühmtem Emblembuch, auf dem der Nachruhm des Verfassers gründet. Die Sammlung von sieben Schriften ermöglichte erstmals zu Alciatos Lebzeiten einen Überblick über seine juristischen Vorstellungen. - Die hübschen Kinderinitialen im Stile Hans Holbeins die hübsche Bordüre auf Bl. A1r signiert von Jakob Faber. Der lange in Basel tätige Formschneider wirkte als "jahrelanger Metallschneider eines guten Drittels des von Hans Holbein d. J. gezeichneten Buchschmucks, ist also mit einer der anerkannt besten Leistungen der deutschen Kunst eng verbunden" (Thieme/Becker XI, 150). Papierbedingt in den Rändern etwas gebräunt der Titel gelockert und mit kl. Papierdurchbruch. Einband stärker berieben und an den Deckeln angedunkelt. Selten seit 1950 nur vier Drucke auf Auktionen nachweisbar diese Ausgabe nicht im Handel nachweisbar nicht in BSB München. - VD 16, A 1667. BM-STC German 17. Nicht bei Adams.
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PÜRSTINGER, Berthold
Onus ecclesiae. In hoc libro lector candidissime, admiranda quædam acplanè obstupenda, de septem ecclesiæ statibus, abusibus quoq[ue]grauissimus, & futuris eiusdem calamitatibus ex sanctor[um] prophetijs &nouarum reuelationum vaticinijs, solidissimisq[ue] scripturis, luceclarius enarra[n]tur ...
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(Ex aedibus Quentelianis) Cologne 1531 Contemporary red vellum, rebacked. Folio . Second revised edition (1st: Landshut, 1524) with a new preface dated 1531 and very large title woodcut. The work has been, incorrectly, attributed to Johannes Ebser, Bishop of Chiemsee. Berthold Pürstinger (1465-1543), bishop of Chiemsee, was "often employed in important matters by Archbishop Leonard (d. 1519) and by his successor, Mathäus Lang (d. 1519). ... Lang's energetic reformatory measures accorded with Berthold's deepest wishes, and he seems to have both inspired them and given them expression. When Berthold was sent to suppress the Lutherans in Kitzbühel he accomplished little, his retiring nature being unfitted for decisive action. ... His Onus ecclesiae had appeared in 1524 and Archbishop Lang was anxious that Berthold would continue his literary work. ... "Bethold's writings have far more interest than the deeds of his active and public life; and they reveal the man with no less clearness. The Onus ecclesiae was published anonymously (Landshut, 1524, Cologne, 1531, 2d ed. revised, Augsburg, 1531), but there is no doubt about his authorship. As early as 1548 it appears in a Venetian index of heretical books and in 1550 in the Louvain index. ... Berthold's purpose is to call to repentance and reform; for this end he depicts in dark colors the 'burden' which lies on the entire Church--a twofold weight of guilt and impending punishment, in which all are involved, but especially Rome and the clergy. The Turks, who were then threatening eastern Europe, are an instrument of the merited doom; and the 'reformation' by which the Church was already divided forebodes more to come. ... Joachim of Fiore, the revelations of St. Bridget, and other productions of the contemporary medieval prophetism furnished material, with which personal observations and experience are interwoven, so that the whole presents a well-ordered and illuminating picture of conditions in South Germany and the archdiocese of Salzburg. ..." (New Schaff-Herzog, IX, p. 360). This copy, like the Durham copy described in Copac, has pasted onto title page above the title a lable with the words in sixteenth century type: "Reuerendi in Christo Patris ac domini, D. Ioannis, olim Episcopi Chemensis, & Reuerendiss. Archiepiscopi Saltzburgensis a Suffragijs." [2] 5-125 leaves (i.e.123 leaves: leaves 3 & 4 not issued with this work). Large title-page woodcut (Dodgson II, 428). Some marginal handsoiling. With 16th century printed label on title-page (see below) as on the Durham copy described in Copac. Signature on front paste-down of the bishop of Chiemsee: "Joannis Episcopi Chemensis." Neander Library book- plate (deaccessioned). § VD 16, P 2932; Adams E-20 (under Ebser); BM/STC German 662
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KOEBEL, JACOB
Jacobs Stab künstlich und gerecht zumachen, und gebrauchen, damit an Gebäen, auch sunst allerhandt Höhe, Breyte und Lenge abzesehn unnd messen ... / Jacob Koebel.
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Franckfurt am Main, Egenolph, 1531, First edition, first Issue. Hard Cover, 4to, 12 Leaves. Ill.: Author. Very Good/No Jacket.¶ The rare first edition, first issue, with the title page a facsimile on old paper. All of the many woodcuts, first those meant to help to make the instrument and then those showing its use in city and country in fine impressions. The woodcut on the title page is also used within the book. Graesse, Vol. 4, 37, noting this 1531 edition; Benzing, Köbel, 121; Zinner 1443; not in Adams. A copy of the 2nd printing has recently been in the trade. This first issue is, if anything rarer, Later Vellum, VG, with excellent impressions of the woodcuts..
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HAYMON.
In Isaiam prophetam comentaria, nunc primum typis excusa et iam recens edita non sine accuratissima plurimorum pariter et vetustissimorum exemplarium collatione. His accessit ad studiosorum utilitatem index non minus absolutus quam copiosus.
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Parisiis, ex officina Ioannis Olivier, 1531.. in-8. 12ff. 501pp. (mal chiffrees 511). Plein veau, traces d'ornements a froid sur les plats, restes de dorures sur le dos (Reliure de l'epoque restauree). Edition Originale de ce commentaire sur Isaie compose par Haymon (ou Aimon), qui fut eveque d'Halberstadt au 9e siecle. "Comment passer sous silence un livre que Charles Nodier, dans une de ses notes, a declare 'd'une insigne rarete' et dont un exemplaire, a la verite relie en maroquin rouge et aux armes de De Thou, a ete vendu 54 fr. en mars 1829? Ce prix est un fait que nous devons constater, mais qui ne peut pas servir de regle" (Brunet). On connait au moins trois editions de cet ouvrage parues la meme annee, dont deux editions parisiennes a des adresses differentes. Quelques traces de mouillures marginales aux premiers et derniers feuillets. Assez bon exemplaire par ailleurs. Brunet, III, 66..
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STOEFFLER, Johann
Ephemerides
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Huldenrichum Morhart, Tubingen:: Huldenrichum Morhart,, 1531.. FIRST EDITION.. 4to.. Woodcut portrait of author on title has been ascribed to Hans Holbein the younger; title in facsimile on contemporary paper. Text woodcuts throughout. Astronomical tables for 1532-1551 with half-titles for each year. Bound in blind-tooled pigskin over boards, with clasps, in a contemporary style; a couple of preliminary and endleaves frayed at edges, light dampstains and minor browning, otherwise the text is on heavy paper and is in generally very good condition. Contemporary inscriptions on front blank, one dated 1534. The rarity of this present Ephemerides has been noted by Delambre. Brunet only knew of a reimpression of 1533. We have located copies at the Adler Planetarium and the University of Michigan; the Harvard copy is incomplete as is the University of Oklahoma's copy. Stoeffler's astronomical tables are basically a continuation of the tables of Regiomontanus.#11;#11;Johann Stoeffler (1452-1531), mathematician, astronomer and cosmographer, was professor of astronomy at Tubingen, and teacher of Melanchthon, Schoener, and Sebastian Muenster. His calendars, almanacks and astronomical tables enjoyed a great reputation throughout Europe for half a century. He was the first to show that the Julian calendar could be brought into harmony with astronomical events. In spite of all his precautions he died the very day as he had predicted in his horoscope
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Diodorus Siculus
... Historici Graeci, Quae Nunc Quidem Extare Noscuntur Opera, Nempe, De Illustrium Regum Philippi, & Alexandri... Bartholomeo Cospo Bononiensi interprete, De fabulosis Aegyptiorum gestis... a Poggio Florentino latinate donatos, Ioannis Monachi, ex li
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Henricus Petri, Basle:: Henricus Petri,, 1531, August.. Modern spotted calf, spine banded, old owner's entry on t.p., bookstamp removed from t.p., light marginal dampstain on opening leaves, bottom blank verso of last leaf backed; light occ. toning, in very good condition.. Folio. 277 x 190mm. . Decorated initials. ODiodorus Siculus (c40 B.C.), a Sicilian contemporary of Julis Caesar, wrote in Greek...a history of the world, with Rome for centre, from mythological times to Cesar's conquest of Gaul...Diodorus is one of the sources of our knowledge of the legends of mythology. He traces to Egypt the origin of many of the mythological gods. In others he sees mortals who have attained immortality by discovering the arts and benefits of civilization, e.g. Apollo, the inventor of music, Poseidon of ships, Dionysus the discoverer of wine." [OCCL]#11;This edition contains book 1-6, 16 & 17. The latter two books are in translations by Angelo Cospi and Poggio Bracciolini. In addition to the text of Diodorus our volume contains a life of Alexander the Great by Johannes Monachus, as well as, a short selections from BoccaccioOs book on famous women#11;."der erste Vollst!ndigkeit anstrebende Diodor-Druck im deutschen Sprachgebiet; zudem ist er aber sogar der weitaus umfassendste bis dahin !berhaupt, denn er vereinigt als erster die bis dahin regelm!ssig allein gedruckte !bersetzung Poggios des !gyptischen Teils mit der erst einmal, 1516 in Wien, erschienenen !bersetzung der mazedonischen Partien der Geschichte Diodors durch den Bologneser Angelo Cospi. Der erste griechische Druck ist erst 1539 erschienen" (Hieronymus in: Griech. Geist). VD 16 D1827. Index Aurl. 153.739. Griechisher Geist aus Basler Pressen 242. Heckethorn 156,10. Hoffmann II, 67. Schweiger I,96. Panzer VI, 284,844. Hilmy I,398.
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[ROOSEVELT, Franklin D.]
THE DEMOCRATIC BOOK 1936
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First Edition. leather. Folio (11" x 14") in the original full brown leather with gilt lettering onthe front cover and the original pictorial wraps bound in; 384 pages. SIGNED by the President beneath a color image of the White House on the limitation leaf, #1531 of an unstated limitation of 2500 copies, which is often found removed from the book as it makes a beautiful display piece. A voluminous book of information and advertising (many liquor ads) that wasused as a fund raiser for the Democratic Party containing FDR's acceptance speech, the Democratic Platform of 1936, and biographies of all the Cabinetmembers as well as articles on Congress, the Supreme Court, the Cabinet departments, and reproductions of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Some light and scattered foxing with the typical discoloration to the edges of the endpapers. The page with FDR's signature is Fine. This is a presentation copy, as a number of copies were, with the recipient's name in gilt at the bottom of the front cover, in this case the"Bethlehem Steel Company Library." Though it was in that once powerful company's library, there are no library markings whatsoever. The binding has some wear to the spine tips with slight loss of leather at the heel andlight wear to the corners.. Very Good copy and increasingly uncommon.. Keywords: Politics, Americana, Autographs, Signed, Presidential, Franklin Roosevelt, Limited, FDR, Modern Firsts.
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DIODORUS SICULUS
... HISTORICI GRAECI, QUAE NUNC QUIDEM EXTARE NOSCUNTUR OPERA, NEMPE, DE ILLUSTRIUM REGUM PHILIPPI, & ALEXANDRI... BARTHOLOMEO COSPO BONONIENSI INTERPRETE, DE FABULOSIS AEGYPTIORUM GESTIS... A POGGIO FLORENTINO LATINATE DONATOS, IOANNIS MONACHI, EX LIBRIS HISTORIARUM SUARUM DE VITA ALEXA(N)DRI AB EODEM BARTHOLOMAEO VERSUM, BOCATII ALIQUOT INSIGNIUM FOEMINARUM QUARUMJ APUD VARIOS AUTORES CREBRO SIT MEMORIA, HISTORIAS, EX EIUSDEM... BASLE: HENRICUS PETRI, 1531, AUGUST.
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Folio. 277 x 190mm. a-b6,A-2H6. [24].374 [actually 363],[1]p. Modern spotted calf, spine banded, old owner's entry on t.p., bookstamp removed from t.p., light marginal dampstain on opening leaves, bottom blank verso of last leaf backed; light occ. toning, in very good condition. Decorated initials. EDiodorus Siculus (c40 B.C.), a Sicilian contemporary of Julis Caesar, wrote in Greek...a history of the world, with Rome for centre, from mythological times to Cesar's conquest of Gaul...Diodorus is one of the sources of our knowledge of the legends of mythology. He traces to Egypt the origin of many of the mythological gods. In others he sees mortals who have attained immortality by discovering the arts and benefits of civilization, e.g. Apollo, the inventor of music, Poseidon of ships, Dionysus the discoverer of wine." [OCCL]This edition contains book 1-6, 16 & 17. The latter two books are in translations by Angelo Cospi and Poggio Bracciolini. In addition to the text of Diodorus our volume contains a life of Alexander the Great by Johannes Monachus, as well as, a short selections from Boccaccios book on famous women."der erste Vollstendigkeit anstrebende Diodor-Druck im deutschen Sprachgebiet; zudem ist er aber sogar der weitaus umfassendste bis dahin berhaupt, denn er vereinigt als erster die bis dahin regelmessig allein gedruckte aabersetzung Poggios des egyptischen Teils mit der erst einmal, 1516 in Wien, erschienenen aabersetzung der mazedonischen Partien der Geschichte Diodors durch den Bologneser Angelo Cospi. Der erste griechische Druck ist erst 1539 erschienen" (Hieronymus in: Griech. Geist). VD 16 D1827. Index Aurl. 153.739. Griechisher Geist aus Basler Pressen 242. Heckethorn 156,10. Hoffmann II, 67. Schweiger I,96. Panzer VI, 284,844. Hilmy I,398.
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PÜRSTINGER, Berthold
Onus ecclesiae. In hoc libro lector candidissime, admiranda quædam ac planè obstupenda, de septem ecclesiæ statibus, abusibus quoq[ue] grauissimus, & futuris eiusdem calamitatibus ex sanctor[um] prophetijs & nouarum reuelationum vaticinijs, solidissimisq[ue] scripturis, luce clarius enarra[n]tur .
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(Ex aedibus Quentelianis), Cologne 1531 - Contemporary red vellum, rebacked. Folio . Second revised edition (1st: Landshut, 1524) with a new preface dated 1531 and very large title woodcut. The work has been, incorrectly, attributed to Johannes Ebser, Bishop of Chiemsee. Berthold Pürstinger (1465-1543), bishop of Chiemsee, was "often employed in important matters by Archbishop Leonard (d. 1519) and by his successor, Mathäus Lang (d. 1519). . Lang's energetic reformatory measures accorded with Berthold's deepest wishes, and he seems to have both inspired them and given them expression. When Berthold was sent to suppress the Lutherans in Kitzbühel he accomplished little, his retiring nature being unfitted for decisive action. . His Onus ecclesiae had appeared in 1524 and Archbishop Lang was anxious that Berthold would continue his literary work. . "Bethold's writings have far more interest than the deeds of his active and public life; and they reveal the man with no less clearness. The Onus ecclesiae was published anonymously (Landshut, 1524, Cologne, 1531, 2d ed. revised, Augsburg, 1531), but there is no doubt about his authorship. As early as 1548 it appears in a Venetian index of heretical books and in 1550 in the Louvain index. . Berthold's purpose is to call to repentance and reform; for this end he depicts in dark colors the 'burden' which lies on the entire Church--a twofold weight of guilt and impending punishment, in which all are involved, but especially Rome and the clergy. The Turks, who were then threatening eastern Europe, are an instrument of the merited doom; and the 'reformation' by which the Church was already divided forebodes more to come. . Joachim of Fiore, the revelations of St. Bridget, and other productions of the contemporary medieval prophetism furnished material, with which personal observations and experience are interwoven, so that the whole presents a well-ordered and illuminating picture of conditions in South Germany and the archdiocese of Salzburg. ." (New Schaff-Herzog, IX, p. 360). This copy, like the Durham copy described in Copac, has pasted onto title page above the title a lable with the words in sixteenth century type: "Reuerendi in Christo Patris ac domini, D. Ioannis, olim Episcopi Chemensis, & Reuerendiss. Archiepiscopi Saltzburgensis a Suffragijs." [2] 5-125 leaves (i.e.123 leaves: leaves 3 & 4 not issued with this work). Large title-page woodcut (Dodgson II, 428). Some marginal handsoiling. With 16th century printed label on title-page (see below) as on the Durham copy described in Copac. Signature on front paste-down of the bishop of Chiemsee: "Joannis Episcopi Chemensis." Neander Library book- plate (deaccessioned). § VD 16, P 2932; Adams E-20 (under Ebser); BM/STC German 662.
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[AGRICOLA, Georg (1494-1555)].
Rechter Gebrauch d'Alchimei, Mitt vil bißher verborgenen, nutzbaren vnnd lustigen Künsten, Nit allein den fürwitzigen Alchimis=misten, Sonder allen kunstbaren Werckleutten, in und ausserhalb feurs. Auch sunst aller menglichen inn vil wege zuge=brauchen. Die Character, Figürliche bedeuttungen, und namen der Metall, Corpus und Spiritus. Der Alchimistischen verlateineten w[oe]rter außlegung ...
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[Frankfurt am Main, Christian Egenolf], (1531).. Kl.-4to (191 x 140 mm). Mit halbseitigem Titel-Holzschnitt (Innenansicht einer Mineralienhandlung). (XXVII, [1] Bl. (das letzte leer). Moderner Halbkalbslederband, mit Rückentitel in Goldprägung.. Erstausgabe der Urform des 'Kunstbüchlein', die erste gedruckte deutschsprachige Quellenschrift mit Rezepten zur Metallverarbeitung und Alchemie. Traditionell funktionierte die Welt des Handwerks bis zur Renaissance unabhängig vom geschriebenen Wort, erwarb doch der Berufsmann seine Kenntnisse allein durch praktisches Handeln unter einem Meister und nicht durch das Studium von Unterrichtwerken. Zu den bedeutendsten Beiträgen des Buchdrucks im 16. Jahrhundert gehört denn auch die Bereitstellung technischer Leitfäden und technologischer Handbücher für den Handwerksmann. Als bedeutendster und populärster deutscher Fachtext dieser Richtung gilt das sogenannte Kunstbüchlein, dessen Beginn unser Text markiert. Die Georg Agricola zugeschriebene Verfasserschaft dieses für die Verbreitung technischen, chemischen und kunsttechnologischen Wissens in der Neuzeit höchst bedeutsamen Werks, geht auf Karl Christian Schmieders Geschichte der Alchemie von 1832 zurück, bleibt aber ungesichert. Der aus spätmittelalterlichen Handschriften zusammengetragene Fachtext mit Anweisungen für Metallprüfung und -bearbeitung, für die Herstellung von Legierungen, Farben und Tinten, sowie chemischen und alchemistischen Rezepturen wurde in der Folge von nahezu allen, vor allem in Süddeutschland aufgelegten, volkstümlich belehrenden Kunst- und Probierbüchlein verbreitet, wie z.B. in Petrus Ketzenmachers Alchimia von 1539. Das bis zum Beginn des 18. Jahrhunderts in mindestens zehn Auflagen nachgedruckte Augsburger Kunstbüchlin von 1535 übernahm nicht nur sämtliche hier erstmals gedruckten Rezepte, sondern beliess sie auch in der selben Reihenfolge. Es sollte "allen fürwitzigen Alchimisten und kunstbaren Werckleuten", wie Goldschmieden, Malern und Illuministen, aber auch den Münzbeamten, als Rezeptsammlung dienen. "The remarkable staying-power of the 1531 receipts ... [and] that they had such a long life more or less independently of the Kunstbüchlein of 1535 and its types is, I believe, due to the widening readership ... and to their incompatibility with the more complex metallurgical processes, practicable only by a much more skilled and well-equipped, but more restricted craft-audience" (David L. Paisey). Der Buchdruck ermöglichte also erstmals eine Verbreitung berufsbezogenen Wissens, unabhängig von der bis dahin üblichen landschaftlich begrenzten oder werkstattgebundenen Überlieferung. Die Praktikabilität der enthaltenen Rezepturen wird durch die weite Verbreitung auf das Eindrücklichste belegt und lässt so Schlüsse zu über das kunsttechnische Wissen an der Schwelle zwischen mittelalterlicher Tradition und neuzeitlichen Erkenntnissen der Renaissance. Gedruckt wurde unser Text - ohne Hinweis auf Drucker und Druckort - von dem seit 1530 in Frankfurt am Main als selbständiger Druckerverleger wirkenden Christian Egenolf (1502-1555), der sich vor allem auf wissenschaftliche, philologische und historische Texte spezialisierte. Das am Schluss gedruckte sechszeilige Gedicht "Acht stuck volgen der Alchamei // Rawch, aeschen, vil wort, und untrew // Erseufftzen tieff, und schwer arbeyt // Unwird, armut, und dürfftigkeit // Wiltu des allen bleiben frei // So hut dich vor der Alchamei//" ist nach V. F. Brüning "ein Vorläufer(?) des berühmten Kometengedichts 'Acht ding sein, die ein Comet ... ". Der halbseitige Holzschnitt auf dem Titelblatt zeigt den Blick in das Innere einer Edelsteinhandlung. - Ein tadellos sauberes, breitrandiges Exemplar, von grösster Seltenheit. ZENSUS: HAB Wolfenbüttel (3 Exx.); UB Kiel; NLB Hannover; UB Frankfurt/M.; Preussische Staatsbibliothek Berlin; SUB Augsburg; University Library Glasgow; British Library London; Österreichische Nationalbibliothek Wien; Nationalbibliothek Budapest; Hagley Museum and Library, Wilmington USA. - Das einzige von uns auf dem Markt nachweisbare Exemplar ist inkomplett und wurde am 4.-5. April 1978 bei Tenner (Nr. 288) verauktioniert. Besitzerschildchen von Bernard Ephraim Julius Pagel, Britischer Astrophysiker und Bibliophiler (1930-2007). Horst, Agricola-Bibliographie (1971), 10; Index Aurel. 101.543; VD 16 (Online Kat.) R-492; Brüning I, 169; Darmstaedter, Berg-, Probir- und Kunstbüchlein (1926), S. 37 und 66f.: Benzing, Egenolff, Nr. 7; Hohenemser 1296; Rosenthal, Bibliotheca Magica et Pneumatica, 345; Paisey, Some Sources of the 'Kunstbüchlin' of 1535, in: Gutenberg Jb. 1980, S. 113f.; Eamon, Science and the Secrets of Nature, 114; Schmieder, Geschichte der Alchimie, S. 270, Nr. 1; Schwedt, Chemie zwischen Magie und Wissenschaft (1991), Nr. 38. Editio princeps of the prototype of the first craft manual printed in German, with practical details of metal treating and with alchemical recipes, collectively known as Kunstbuechlein (Skills booklets). Traditionally the artisan's world existed independently of the written word, and crafts-men learned primarly by apprenticeship rather than following written instructions. One of typography's most important contribution to 16th century literature was to produce books dealing with the marvels of nature, with popular science and medicine, and with technical manuals and technological treatises detailing the manual side of the arts. The first of these printed how-to-do-it books is the present text, which was absorbed into a very long series of manuals published up to the early 18th century. The unsecured authorship of Georg Agricola has been assigned by Karl Christian Schmieder in his History of Alchemy of 1832, "but there is lack of evidence in support of this view and it is justifiably doubted by Gmelin" (John Ferguson). The recipes were compiled from late medieval texts which had been long and well-known to alchemists, matallurgists, and others. The title of the book is an early use of the word for purely chemical processes. It is one of the genre known in English as books of secrets. The receipts are not arranged in any regular fashion, but may be divided into the two main headings: Substances and Processes. Among the substances mentioned are gold, silver, mercury, antimony, tin, lead, bismuth, copper and iron. Operations mentioned are combinations that made brass, amalgams of gold and silver, and the separation of gold by aquaregia. The processes described are all simple in nature, and relate mainly to gilding, tinning, silvering, oxidizing the various metals, precipaitation, crystallization, roasting, fusion, and cupellation. The work paints a fairly accurate picture of the practical chemical knowledge at the beginning of the 16th century. The contents of the book are of an entirely practical nature with little speculative alchemy. Its matter refers to I) Substances, mainly metallic, though 'acids' and 'salines' are included, and to II) Processes. Among the substances mentioned are gold, silver, mercury, antimony, tin, lead, bismuth, copper and iron. Operations mentioned are combinations that made brass, amalgams of gold and silver, and the separation of gold by aquaregia. The processes described are all simple in nature, and relate mainly to gilding, tinning, silvering, oxidizing the various metals, precipaitation, crystallization, roasting, fusion, and cupellation. Although not directly related to mineralogy, this little receipt book that deals with alchemy, assaying, mining and such had the very practical value of disseminating techniques in chemical processes to a large audience. This in turn would influence the development of mineralogy, metallurgy and chemistry as they in turn became true scientific disciplines. "The remarkable staying-power of the 1531 receipts ... [and] that they had such a long life more or less independently of the Kunstbüchlein of 1535 and its types is, I believe, due to the widening readership ... and to their incompatibility with the more complex metallurgical processes, practicable only by a much more skilled and well-equipped, but more restricted craft-audience" (David L. Paisey). At the end of the book is a poem in six verses considered by Brüning a precursor of the celebrated 'Kometenpoem' (comet poem): 'Acht ding sein, die ein Comet ... ". The half-page woodcut on title offers an insight view into a jeweler's workshop. - An excellent, fresh and wide-margined copy of this rarity. - Modern half calf, gilt lettering on spine. CENSUS: HAB Wolfenbüttel (3 copies); University Library Kiel; NLB Hannover; University Library Frankfurt/M.; Preussische Staatsbibliothek Berlin; SUB Augsburg; University Library Glasgow; British Library London; Austrian National Library Vienna; Hungarian National Library Budapest; Hagley Museum and Library at Wilmington USA. - The only copy on the market we could trace was incomplete and auctioned on 4/5 April 1978 by Tenner (no. 288).
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Trogus Pompeius. – Justinus, (Marcus Junianus)
[Historiae Philippicae.] Des Hochberümptesten Geschicht schreybers Justini, wahrhafftige Hystorien, die er auss Trogo Pompeio gezoge(n), un(d) inn Viertzig vier Bücher aussgeteylt, darinn er von vil Künigreychen der welt ... beschryben. Übers. von Hieronymus Boner
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Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner, 1531. Mit ganzs. Titelholzschnitt, 49 halbseitigen Holzschnitten im Text von Hans Weiditz, Jörg Breu u.a. sowie zahlreichen Endstücken und Initialen in Holzschnitt. Titel, (3), CXIX Bll. Kl.-folio. HLdr. d. 18. Jhdts. mit Rückenschild und reicher Rückenvergoldung. Bibliotheks-Rückenschild (Ecken und Kapitale teilw. stärker berieben, Lederrücken mit 3 kleinen Fehlstellen). Aus der Bibliothek der Fürstlichen Bibliothek Donaueschingen mit deren Stempel auf dem Titel und am Schluss. Erste deutsche Ausgabe der nur in einem Auszug von Justinus aus dem 3. Jahrhundert überlieferten “Philippischen Geschichten”, der frühen Universalgeschichte des Südgalliers Trogus Pompeius (um 20 v. Chr.). Die erhaltenen Teile umfassen die Geschichte von Assyrien, Medien, Persien, Makedonien und der Diadochenreiche. Nur die letzten Bücher handeln von den Römern selbst; das letzte Kapitel “Von dem land Hyspanien” schliesst mit dem Sieg Augustus’ über Spanien im Jahr 19 v. Chr und war für Boner Grund, seine Übersetzung Karl V. zu widmen. Der Übersetzer der vorliegenden ersten deutschen Ausgabe, Hieronymus Boner, war Stadtschultheiss in Colmar und literarisch mit zahlreichen Übersetzungen antiker Autoren hervorgetreten. Die Abbildungen zeigen hauptsächlich Schlachtenszenen zu Wasser und zu Land aber auch Empfangsszenen am Hof sowie (idealisierte) Städteansichten. Nach Dodgson verwendete Steiner 18 der Weiditzschen Holzschnitte bereits in den seinen Ausgaben von Ciceros “De officiis” (1531) und in Petrarcas “Trostspiegel” (1532), während einige hier zum ersten Mal erscheinen. Der Holzschnitt auf fol. XIr stammt ursprünglich aus der 1522 bei Ramminger in Augsburg erschienenen “Chronik und Hystoria” (STC 204). Eine Titelauflage erschien 1532. – VD 16 T 2069; STC, (German), 871; Fairfax Murray 231; Schweiger II/1, 495; Worstbrock, Deutsche Antikenrezeption 1450-1550 (1976), 242; Dodgson II, 143, Nr. 14. Nicht bei Adams. – Titelblatt etwas fingerfleckig und mit zeitgen. Namenseintrag “Benedictus Wingkler" auf dem unteren weissen Rand. Die Zierinitiale oben beschnitten. Durchgehender Wurmgang im Aussensteg. Innen meist sauber. Ein gutes Exemplar dieses schönen Steiner-Druckes.
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AGRICOLA, Georg (1494-1555)].
Rechter Gebrauch d'Alchimei, Mitt vil bißher verborgenen, nutzbaren vnnd lustigen Künsten, Nit allein den fürwitzigen Alchimis=misten, Sonder allen kunstbaren Werckleutten, in und ausserhalb feurs. Auch sunst aller menglichen inn vil wege zuge=brauchen. Die Character, Figürliche bedeuttungen, und namen der Metall, Corpus und Spiritus. Der Alchimistischen verlateineten w[oe]rter außlegung .
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- Kl.-4to (191 x 140 mm). Mit halbseitigem Titel-Holzschnitt (Innenansicht einer Mineralienhandlung). (XXVII, [1] Bl. (das letzte leer). Moderner Halbkalbslederband, mit Rückentitel in Goldprägung. [Frankfurt am Main, Christian Egenolf], (1531). Erstausgabe der Urform des 'Kunstbüchlein', die erste gedruckte deutschsprachige Quellenschrift mit Rezepten zur Metallverarbeitung und Alchemie. Traditionell funktionierte die Welt des Handwerks bis zur Renaissance unabhängig vom geschriebenen Wort, erwarb doch der Berufsmann seine Kenntnisse allein durch praktisches Handeln unter einem Meister und nicht durch das Studium von Unterrichtwerken. Zu den bedeutendsten Beiträgen des Buchdrucks im 16. Jahrhundert gehört denn auch die Bereitstellung technischer Leitfäden und technologischer Handbücher für den Handwerksmann. Als bedeutendster und populärster deutscher Fachtext dieser Richtung gilt das sogenannte Kunstbüchlein, dessen Beginn unser Text markiert. Die Georg Agricola zugeschriebene Verfasserschaft dieses für die Verbreitung technischen, chemischen und kunsttechnologischen Wissens in der Neuzeit höchst bedeutsamen Werks, geht auf Karl Christian Schmieders Geschichte der Alchemie von 1832 zurück, bleibt aber ungesichert. Der aus spätmittelalterlichen Handschriften zusammengetragene Fachtext mit Anweisungen für Metallprüfung und -bearbeitung, für die Herstellung von Legierungen, Farben und Tinten, sowie chemischen und alchemistischen Rezepturen wurde in der Folge von nahezu allen, vor allem in Süddeutschland aufgelegten, volkstümlich belehrenden Kunst- und Probierbüchlein verbreitet, wie z.B. in Petrus Ketzenmachers Alchimia von 1539. Das bis zum Beginn des 18. Jahrhunderts in mindestens zehn Auflagen nachgedruckte Augsburger Kunstbüchlin von 1535 übernahm nicht nur sämtliche hier erstmals gedruckten Rezepte, sondern beliess sie auch in der selben Reihenfolge. Es sollte "allen fürwitzigen Alchimisten und kunstbaren Werckleuten", wie Goldschmieden, Malern und Illuministen, aber auch den Münzbeamten, als Rezeptsammlung dienen. "The remarkable staying-power of the 1531 receipts . [and] that they had such a long life more or less independently of the Kunstbüchlein of 1535 and its types is, I believe, due to the widening readership . and to their incompatibility with the more complex metallurgical processes, practicable only by a much more skilled and well-equipped, but more restricted craft-audience" (David L. Paisey). Der Buchdruck ermöglichte also erstmals eine Verbreitung berufsbezogenen Wissens, unabhängig von der bis dahin üblichen landschaftlich begrenzten oder werkstattgebundenen Überlieferung. Die Praktikabilität der enthaltenen Rezepturen wird durch die weite Verbreitung auf das Eindrücklichste belegt und lässt so Schlüsse zu über das kunsttechnische Wissen an der Schwelle zwischen mittelalterlicher Tradition und neuzeitlichen Erkenntnissen der Renaissance. Gedruckt wurde unser Text - ohne Hinweis auf Drucker und Druckort - von dem seit 1530 in Frankfurt am Main als selbständiger Druckerverleger wirkenden Christian Egenolf (1502-1555), der sich vor allem auf wissenschaftliche, philologische und historische Texte spezialisierte. Das am Schluss gedruckte sechszeilige Gedicht "Acht stuck volgen der Alchamei // Rawch, aeschen, vil wort, und untrew // Erseufftzen tieff, und schwer arbeyt // Unwird, armut, und dürfftigkeit // Wiltu des allen bleiben frei // So hut dich vor der Alchamei//" ist nach V. F. Brüning "ein Vorläufer(?) des berühmten Kometengedichts 'Acht ding sein, die ein Comet . ". Der halbseitige Holzschnitt auf dem Titelblatt zeigt den Blick in das Innere einer Edelsteinhandlung. - Ein tadellos sauberes, breitrandiges Exemplar, von grösster Seltenheit. ZENSUS: HAB Wolfenbüt [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Confessio Augustana - -
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Wittenberg, G. Rhau 1531. Handgeb. dunkelviolettfarb. Maroquinband auf 4 Bünden, Deckel jew. mit Rahmenaufbau aus arabesker Goldbordüre und goldgepr. Randfilete, Rückenfelder mit Quarrée-Verg., goldgepr. Blütenstempel und goldgepr. Titel; GGoldschnitt. 36 nn. Bll. (d. l. w.), 64 num., 122 (st. 124) nn. Bll. - Neuser 11. - VD 16, C 4709. - Zweite Ausgabe. - Die grundlegende Bekenntnisschrift der evangelischen Kirche, von Melanchthon konzipiert und von den bedeutendsten Reichsfürsten und Reichsstädten unterzeichnet. - 1 Textbl. (Q1) sowie d. l. w. Bl. (Q4) fehlen. Titel etw. fleckig, zeitgenöss. Marginalien tlw. angeschnitten. Schönes wohl erhaltenes Exemplar. - Second edition. With 2 fig. woodcut titleborders. Violet morocco on raised bands with arabesque gilt border, gilt spine and gilt edges. - Lacking the 2 leaves Q1 and Q4 (the last blank). Title slightly stained, contemp. marginalia partly trimmed. Ex libris. Overall good copy.
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Confessio fidei exhibita invictiss. Imp. Carolo V. Caesari Aug. in Comicijs Augustae. Anno MDXXX. Addita est Apologia Co(n)feßionis [per Ph. Melanchthonem]. Mit 2 Holzschnitt-Titelbordüren.
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Wittenberg, G. Rhau 1531.. Handgeb. dunkelviolettfarb. Maroquinband auf 4 Bünden, Deckel jew. mit Rahmenaufbau aus arabesker Goldbordüre und goldgepr. Randfilete, Rückenfelder mit Quarree-Verg., goldgepr. Blütenstempel und goldgepr. Titel; GGoldschnitt. 36 nn. Bll. (d. l. w.), 64 num., 122 (st. 124) nn. Bll. - Neuser 11. - VD 16, C 4709. - Zweite Ausgabe. - Die grundlegende Bekenntnisschrift der evangelischen Kirche, von Melanchthon konzipiert und von den bedeutendsten Reichsfürsten und Reichsstädten unterzeichnet. - 1 Textbl. (Q1) sowie d. l. w. Bl. (Q4) fehlen. Titel etw. fleckig, zeitgenöss. Marginalien tlw. angeschnitten. Schönes wohl erhaltenes Exemplar. - Second edition. With 2 fig. woodcut titleborders. Violet morocco on raised bands with arabesque gilt border, gilt spine and gilt edges. - Lacking the 2 leaves Q1 and Q4 (the last blank). Title slightly stained, contemp. marginalia partly trimmed. Ex libris. Overall good copy.. Confessio Augustana. -
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M F Bywater edits: HISTORIC ACCOUNTING LITERATURE. Johann Gottlieb
EINE TEUTSCH VERSTENDIG BUCHHALTEN.; BUCHHALTEN, ZWEY KUNSTLICHE UND VERSTENDIGE BUCHHALTEN.
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1531, facsimile by the Scholar Press & the Yushodo Press, London & Tokyo 1980. - Small quarto. Lettered simulated vellum & grey boards. A superb facsimile. One of only 125 copies issued as part of a highly important set along with 49 similar works. [ Never before sold separately - only previously sold as part of complete sets to major world libraries ]. * the texts in the series HISTORIC ACCOUNTING LITERATURE expound and develop the art of book-keeping in the 350 years after Pacioli's seminal Summa de Arithmetica. They show how patterns and conventions were established, and how the following generations built on them in turn. As this body of knowledge accumulated, it became the framework for commercial dealings. Most of these works were intended for the instruction of students and apprentices, or for the use of book-keepers and merchants. The original copies are in the library of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in London, whose holdings in the fields of book-keeping and accountancy are the finest in the world. Most are of the utmost rarity & extremely fragile. Probably the only opportunity to acquire this text in a superbly produced edition, , whose original has so rarely been offered for sale in useful condition, and probably never will be again. Mint condition. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Bible, Greek New Testament:
[Greek title] Novi Testamenti Omnia
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[Colophon: Basiliae (Basel) apud Io. Bebelium] 1531 8vo. ff. [iv], 367, [i]. Greek text, other thanthe Latin preface by Oecolampadius. Four woodblocks to title representing the four Evangelists, woodcut historiated initials and headpieces opening each book (the largest reserved for Matthew). Large printer’s device to verso of final blank. One or two brief early marginal annotations. Slight soiling to title and occasional very light and unobtrusive waterstaining. Recent blind-stamped calf. Second Bebel edition. Edited by Ceporinus and with a preface by Oecolampadius, a minister at Basel and a zealous promoter of the Protestant cause, who died of plague in December 1531 just a few months after this work was printed. A very scarce edition, and it is perhaps worth noting that copies of both first and second editions examined by Darlow and Moule were incomplete. Adams B-1651; Darlow & Moule 4605; Dibdin I, 115.
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Crescentiis, Petrus de (Crescentijs):
Vom Ackerbaw/ Erdtwucher/ vnd Bawleüte[n]. Von natur/ art/ gebrauch vnd nutzbarkeit aller gewechsz/ Früchten/ Thyeren/ sampt allem dem so dem Menschen dyenstlich in speysz vnd Artzeneyung. XII. Buecher]
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Hanns Knobloch d. J., Straßburg 1531 - Straßburg, Hanns Knobloch d. J., 1531. 4°. 2 n.n. + CLXXXII Bll. Illustr. Pgm. im Stile der Zeit. VD 16 P 1836. Es fehlt das Titelblatt und das letzte Blatt des Registers (liegen in Kopie bei). Das Register beinhaltet so, das I. bis IX. Buch und den Beginn des X. Buches. Mit 97 Initialen und 218 Holzschnitten. Der Einband besteht aus einer datierten Pergamentseite von 1649, mit rubizierten und blauen Initialen und einem hds. Titel am Rücken (Restaurierung des 19. Jhr.?!). Nissen BBI, 426. - Etw. fleckig, Bl. XVIII mit kl. Textverlust (alte Restaurierung, Papierergänzung, in Kopie beigefügt), Bl. XXXV m. Eckabriss (kl. Textverlust, in Kopie beigefügt), Bll. XC und CXIIII m. kl. Eckabriß, Seiten tlw. etw. gebräunt, kl. Fraßspuren, kl. Fehlstelle am oberen Kapital (ca. 2 x 3 cm), durchgehend wasserrandig, stockfleckig und Seitenläsuren, Gbrsp., insgesamt mit guten Abdrucken der Holzschnitte auf kräftigen Papier. - Creszenzi (1233 - 1321), gilt vielen als Begründer der modernen Landwirtschaft und sein Werk war ein durchaus beliebtes Buch des Mittelalters. Die wird durch die Anzahl der überlieferten Handschriften (ca. 130) und frühen Drucke gestützt (DAfEM, 56, 2000, 274). Die Holzschnitte gehen auf die Histschener Druckstöcke zurück. Die übrigen Bilder, Genrebilder aus der Landwirtschaft etc., gehen auf eine Ausgabe von Peter Drach, Speyer (1495), zurück und werden den bekannten Hausbuchmeistern der Zeit zugeschrieben. Deutsch [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Enenkel
Mundus Emblematicus Studies in Neo-Latin Emblem Books
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Brepols Publishers. New PLEASE NOTE that we do not offer expedited shipping. Orders placed with the priority shipping option will automatically be canceled. The thirteen articles in this volume deal with the Neo-Latin emblem book after the birth of the genre with Andrea Alciato's "Emblematum libellus (1531). While the interest in emblematics has grown considerably during the last decades, the seminal Neo-Latin production has received relatively little attention. In "Mundus Emblematicus an international team of experts in the field makes this part of the emblem tradition accessible to a broad scholarly audience. The articles cover a variety of emblem books published at the time, ranging from influential humanist collections to alchemist or religious emblems. In each paper, subjects include the historical context of the work and its makers, the relation between word and image, the structure of the collection as a whole, and the emblematic game. Moreover, several articles explore the interaction between the emblem and connected literary phenomena, like the commonplace-book, the fable or the use of commentaries. All papers are in English and all examples from Latin texts are translated. ISBN10: 250351202X.
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DIODORUS SICULUS.
BIBLIOTHECAE SEU RERUM ANTIQUARUM TUM FABULOSARUM TUM VERARUM HISTORIAE, PRIORES LIBRI SEX. TRANS. BY GIANFRANCESCO POGGIO BRACCIOLINI. 1531 PARIS, SIMON DE COLINES
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With printer's woodcut device on title and verso of last printed leaf, foliated woodcut initials, capital spaces with small guide letters, white-on-crible' ground. Printed in Italics. 16 unn., 214 num. leaves. 8vo. 19th-century morocco, gilt lettering on spine, gilt inner dentelles, e.g. From the collection of Hendrik D. L. Vervliet. Paris, Simon de Colines, 1531. Only Colines edition of the surviving books of Diodorus' Library of History. The Greek "editio princeps" was first published in 1559 by Henri Estienne. Composed in the first century BC, the entire work consisted of forty books (only books 1-5 and 11-20 still extant), which traced "world history" (i.e. Greco-Roman) from the era of mythological pre-history to the beginning of Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars. The present edition contains the first five books as well as a portion of the sixth, focusing on the pre-Trojan war mythical era. The Greek historian was born in Agyron, Sicily. His main merit is to have assembled quotations from historical sources otherwise lost. Historical facts and mythology are treated as equal. This Latin translation is by the Italian humanist and historian Giovanni Francesco Poggio Bracchiolini (1380-1459), who dedicated it to Pope Nicolas V (1397-1455), founder of the Vatican Library. - Fine copy, printed in Italics throughout. - STC (French) 135; Adams D-467; Index aurel. 153.740; Renouard (Colines) 177. HUMANISM ;
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PÜRSTINGER, Berthold
Onus ecclesiae. In hoc libro lector candidissime, admiranda quædam ac planè obstupenda, de septem ecclesiæ statibus, abusibus quoq[ue] grauissimus, & futuris eiusdem calamitatibus ex sanctor[um] prophetijs & nouarum reuelationum vaticinijs, solidissimisq[ue] scripturis, luce clarius enarra[n]tur .
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(Ex aedibus Quentelianis), Cologne 1531 - Contemporary red vellum, rebacked. Folio . Second revised edition (1st: Landshut, 1524) with a new preface dated 1531 and very large title woodcut. The work has been, incorrectly, attributed to Johannes Ebser, Bishop of Chiemsee. Berthold Pürstinger (1465-1543), bishop of Chiemsee, was "often employed in important matters by Archbishop Leonard (d. 1519) and by his successor, Mathäus Lang (d. 1519). . Lang's energetic reformatory measures accorded with Berthold's deepest wishes, and he seems to have both inspired them and given them expression. When Berthold was sent to suppress the Lutherans in Kitzbühel he accomplished little, his retiring nature being unfitted for decisive action. . His Onus ecclesiae had appeared in 1524 and Archbishop Lang was anxious that Berthold would continue his literary work. . "Bethold's writings have far more interest than the deeds of his active and public life; and they reveal the man with no less clearness. The Onus ecclesiae was published anonymously (Landshut, 1524, Cologne, 1531, 2d ed. revised, Augsburg, 1531), but there is no doubt about his authorship. As early as 1548 it appears in a Venetian index of heretical books and in 1550 in the Louvain index. . Berthold's purpose is to call to repentance and reform; for this end he depicts in dark colors the 'burden' which lies on the entire Church--a twofold weight of guilt and impending punishment, in which all are involved, but especially Rome and the clergy. The Turks, who were then threatening eastern Europe, are an instrument of the merited doom; and the 'reformation' by which the Church was already divided forebodes more to come. . Joachim of Fiore, the revelations of St. Bridget, and other productions of the contemporary medieval prophetism furnished material, with which personal observations and experience are interwoven, so that the whole presents a well-ordered and illuminating picture of conditions in South Germany and the archdiocese of Salzburg. ." (New Schaff-Herzog, IX, p. 360). This copy, like the Durham copy described in Copac, has pasted onto title page above the title a lable with the words in sixteenth century type: "Reuerendi in Christo Patris ac domini, D. Ioannis, olim Episcopi Chemensis, & Reuerendiss. Archiepiscopi Saltzburgensis a Suffragijs." [2] 5-125 leaves (i.e.123 leaves: leaves 3 & 4 not issued with this work). Large title-page woodcut (Dodgson II, 428). Some marginal handsoiling. With 16th century printed label on title-page (see below) as on the Durham copy described in Copac. Signature on front paste-down of the bishop of Chiemsee: "Joannis Episcopi Chemensis." Neander Library book- plate (deaccessioned). § VD 16, P 2932; Adams E-20 (under Ebser); BM/STC German 662.
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Herodianus
Der Fürtrefflich Griechisch geschichtschreiber Herodianus, den der Hochgelerte Angelus Politianus inn das Latein, und Hieronymus Boner in nachvolgend Teütsch pracht
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Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner 1531. 29 cm. (4), 70 Blatt mit gro!em Titelholzschnitt von J. Breu d. A. nach Burgkmair, 1 Titelholzschnitt von H. Weiditz d. J., 2 Holzschnitt-Vignetten und mehreren Holzschnitt-Initialen. Manuskript-Pergamentband - VD16 H2503 - Adams H-391 - Worstbrock 195 - Goed. II, 319,6 - Erste deutsche Ausgabe. Der fast blattgro!e Titelholzschnitt (Hollstein IV, 170) zeigt Antoninus und Gordianus. Die Initiale auf Blatt 36r ist von Hans Burgkmair (Butsche 34). Der neu eingebundene Manuskript-Pergamentband mit einer dreifarbig ausgemalten Initiale "A" ist aus einem Antiphonarblatt angefertigt. Schones Exemplar, stellenweise leicht gebraunt und Knitterspuren, letztes Blatt im wei!en Rand geringfugiger Papierverlust. -
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THE DEMOCRATIC BOOK 1936
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First Edition. leather. Folio (11" x 14") in the original full brown leather with gilt lettering onthe front cover and the original pictorial wraps bound in; 384 pages. SIGNED by the President beneath a color image of the White House on the limitation leaf, #1531 of an unstated limitation of 2500 copies, which is often found removed from the book as it makes a beautiful display piece. A voluminous book of information and advertising (many liquor ads) that wasused as a fund raiser for the Democratic Party containing FDR's acceptance speech, the Democratic Platform of 1936, and biographies of all the Cabinetmembers as well as articles on Congress, the Supreme Court, the Cabinet departments, and reproductions of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Some light and scattered foxing with the typical discoloration to the edges of the endpapers. The page with FDR's signature is Fine. This is a presentation copy, as a number of copies were, with the recipient's name in gilt at the bottom of the front cover, in this case the"Bethlehem Steel Company Library." Though it was in that once powerful company's library, there are no library markings whatsoever. The binding has some wear to the spine tips with slight loss of leather at the heel andlight wear to the corners.. Very Good copy and increasingly uncommon.. Keywords: Politics, Americana, Autographs, Signed, Presidential, Franklin Roosevelt, Limited, FDR, Modern Firsts.
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