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DE GAULA, AMADIS.
LOS CUATRO LIBROS DE AMADIS DE GAULA NUEVAMENTE IMPRESOS Y HISTORIADOS-EDICION DE VENECIA POR ANTONIO DE SABIA IMPRESOR DE LIBROS ANO 1533-EDICION FACSIMILAR.
LITERATURA. Castellano. Ed. BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL DE MADRID. Barcelona. 1978. 1 vols. 28x21 cm. Enc. PIEL CON PROFUSION DE GRABADOS DORADOS EN LOMO Y PORTADA DELANTERA EN TRASERA GRABADO DE DECORACION. CCCL pags. Edicion numerada, ejemplar 728 de 1499. Editados por Circulo del Bibliofilo, editores de libros raros y antiguos, S.A. Guardas decoradas. Cinta separadora. Cortes superiores dorados. Muy buen estado.. [Bookseller: CRAPZE LIBROS - Badalona - Spain]
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Constitutione Et Ordinatione Synodale della Città et diocesi Fauentina di comissione del Reuerendissimo et Illustrissimo Signore el S. Rodolpho Pio benemerito vescouo de dicta Citate e diocese Celebrate per el Reuerendo miser Matheo mengario doctore Fauen
Maestro Francesco Rosso da Valentia, Ferrara 1533 16 cc.nn., splendida silografia rappresentante S. Pietro sul verso del titolo e marca tipogr. in fondo. - Non nel Manzoni e neanche nella Biblioteca del Senato. La prima carta riparata, pezzetto del margine bianco in basso riintegrato. [Bookseller: belvederebooks]
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BRENTIUS (BRENZ), Johan.
Wie man sich Christlich zu dem sterben bereyten sol. Das man Got rechtschaffen dienen sol. Wie das ubel nachreden für eyn schwere sunde zu achten sey, auff drey Sermon gestellet.
Three interesting sermons by one of the leading protestant theologians of the 16th century Nürnberg, Künigund Hergotin 1533. 8vo. Later vellum. (40) lvs. Rare fourth edition of these three sermons by the reformed theologian and follower of Luther, Johan Brenz(en) or Brentius (1499-1570), one of the leading protestant theologians of his time. He found protection with Ulrich Duke of Würtemberg and later with his successor Duke Christoph. At their wish he composed the so-called 'Confessio Wütemburgica' (ed. 1552: Confessio Virtembergiae), was present at the Council of Trente, and reformed, together with other scholars, the University of Tübingen. His collected works were printed in eight volumes in Tübingen, 1576-1590 and Amsterdam, 1666. The first edition of these sermons appeared in 1529 in Augsburg, printed by Heinrich Steiner, the second: Nürnberg, Friedrich Peypus, 1532, the third: Wittemberg, Hans Lufft, 1532. Further editions of these apparently popular sermons were printed in Nürnberg (1549, 1550 and 1555), Leipzig (1548), and Frankfurt a/d Oder (1562).Contents:Fol. 1r: title on which the author is indicated as "Johan Brentius zu Schebischen Hall" (verso: blank).f. 2r-18r: Der erst Sermon von bereytung zu dem Sterben..f. 18r-31r: Der ander Sermon von Maria und Martha, hellt inn, wie man Got rechtschaffen dienen sol, Evangelion Luce X..f. 31v-39v:Der drit Sermon von dem klaffen und nachreden, uber die wort Luce. VI. Was sihest du ein spreisslein in deynes brüders aug etc.f. 40r: colophon (40v: blank). Very good copy with some later marginal annotations.- (Title somewhat soiled). VD16, B 7976; W. Köhler, Bibliogr. Brentiana 69. [Bookseller: Antiquariaat Forum BV]
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Villon, Francois
Les Deux Testaments
. WITH: Facsimile of the Paris 1533 edition in the Montpellier Bibliotheque. Together, 2 vols. 24 color reproductions from original watercolors by Yves Brayer, tissue guards. Small 4to and 32mo, 3/4 vellum & full vellum, in broken box. Paris: Club Bibliophile de France, 1942. (Colophon 1944). Limited numbered edition handsomely printed on Velin de Chiffon with decorative initials and rules. A marvelous wartime production, adapted into modern French by Andre Ferran and Georges Gabory. [Bookseller: Alibris]
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DONATUS AELIUS
METHODUS AELII DONATI ACCURATISSIME RECOGNITA. - CUI ADIECTUM EST QUICQUID HACTENUS IN EO DESIDERATUM FUIT, PER IACOBUM HAECCONIUM VITODURENSEM. BASILEAE, EXCUDEBAT HENRICUS PETRUS, 1533.
In-8 p. (mm. 205x150), cartonato rustico antico (dorso e risg. rifatti), cc.nn. 42., vignetta silografata al frontesp., con due eleganti grandi iniz. decorate, pure inc. su legno. "Grammatica est certa loquendi & scribendi scientia. De octo partibus orationis".Manca alle principali bibliografie."Elio Donato, grammatico latino (meta' del IV sec. d.C.), autore del piu' completo corso di grammatica latina tramandatoci dagli antichi. Le sue grammatiche furono testo classico fino ai tempi moderni (sicche' "Donato" significo' per antonomasia "grammatica")". Cosi' Dizionario Treccani,IV, p. 163. Pagg. uniformem. ingiallite per la qualita' della carta, ma certamente ben conserv. [Bookseller: Libreria Antiquaria MALAVASI - Milano - ]
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Martyr, Peter:
...DE REBUS OCEANICIS & ORBE NOVO DECADES TRES: QUIBUS QUICQUID DEINVENTIS NUPER TERRIS TRADITUM, NOVARUM RERUM CUPIDUM LECTOREM RETINEREPOSSIT, COPIOSE, FIDELITER, ERUDITEQUE DOCETUR. EIUSDEM PRAETEREALEGATIONIS BABYLONICAE LIBRI TRES....
Basel: Joannes Bebelius, 1533. [12],92 leaves. Folio. Early limp vellum, author and title in manuscript on spine. Early institutional ownership manuscript annotation on titlepage. Titlepage slightly soiled. Internally fresh and clean, except for occasional light dampstaining at foredge. A near fine copy. This esteemed early Americanum contains Martyr's initial three Decades, first published in 1516, supplemented in this edition by an abridgement of the fourth Decade. Martyr, a native of Italy, served the Spanish court in numerous capacities: soldier, priest, courtier, chaplain, teacher, historian, and ambassador. "In 1520 he became secretary to the Council of the Indies and later was appointed by emperor Charles V as the first official chronicler of the Indies. Although Martyr never set foot in the New World, he used his privileged position as a courtier to gather a great wealth of information from documents and through personal interviews. Following the model of the Latin historian Titus Livius, the Decades are volumes written in Latin divided into ten books each. They cover all aspects of the New World - the geography, the natural world...the natives, and all major events after the discovery" - Delgado-Gomez. Based on first- hand information the author was able to access through his position on the Council of the Indies, the Decades include accounts of the discoveries of Columbus, Vespucci, Cabot, and Cortés. In addition, there is information concerning the conquest of Mexico and details regarding Spanish settlements in the New World including Florida, Cuba, Hispaniola, and the Caribbean. Included in this edition, as in the 1516 printing, is Martyr's account of his embassy to Egypt in 1501 on behalf of King Ferdinand. A near fine copy of this fundamental text by the first Spanish historian of the New World. HARRISSE BAV 176. CHURCH 65. SABIN 1557. MEDINA (BHA) 92. MAGGS BIBLIOTHECA AMERICANA VII:4923. BELL A213. EUROPEAN AMERICANA 533/1. JCB I:108. DELGADO-GOMEZ, SPANISH HISTORICAL WRITING ABOUT THE NEW WORLD 3 (1516 ed). JCB GERMAN AMERICANA 533/1. [Bookseller: William Reese Company]
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Tudor Artist.
Sir Roger and Lady Elizabeth Bellingham.
England, 1533. Brass rubbing on paper mounted on canvas. 64 x 33 inches. [Bookseller: Wittenborn Art Books]
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Karl V. - Artickel
das fürgenumen Concilium betreffend, Von dem allergroßmechtigisten Herren, Kayser Karolo, dem Fünnfften, Vnd Babst Clemente, Hertzog Hannsen Friderich von Sachsen Churfürsten, newlich überschickt. Antwort Hertzog Han(n)sen Friderich von Sachsen Churfürsten, auf dieobenberürten Artickel, Mitwoch nach Pfingsten, im Jar M.D.XXXIII. den Legaten dess Babsts gegeben (etc.).
[Augsburg, Silvan Otmar 1533]. 4to. 12 Bll.nnum., das letzte weiss.. Möglicherweise erste von zwei Ausgaben, die andere ist ein Strassburger Druck. Im Januar 1533 traf Karl V. den Papst Clemens VII. in Bologna, um diesen zur Einberufung eines allgemeinen Konzils über die Reformation zu bewegen. Die Schmalkaldener jedoch bezweifelten die Bereitschaft Roms, ein wirklich freies Konzil abzuhalten. - Rechte untere Ecke minimal wasserrandig, sonst sehr gut erhalten. - VD 16, D-981; Hohenemser 1933; Kuczynski 131.. [Bookseller: Stuttgarter Antiquariat]
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EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA.
L'histoire ecclesiastique translatee de Latin en francoys, par Messire Claude de Seyssel, evesque lors de Marseille, & depuis archevesque de Thusrin.
Fine edition of Eusebius's Historia Ecclesiastica in the first French translation in a beautiful contemporary binding Antwerp, Martin l'Empereur (Martin Keyser), 17 April 1533. 8vo. Contemporary calf with beautiful acorn panels, surrounded by an elaborate blind tooled border on both sides; spine with four raised bands; rests of ties. Printed in De Keyser's Small Pica Bastarda, probably cut by De Keyser himself. Title in woodcut border of four pieces, the lower one with the coat of arms (printer's device with his initials 'M. K.') of Martin Keyser; numerous woodcut initials. (12), 160, 157-293 leaves, pp. 295-299 (300). Very rare first and only Antwerp edition of the first French translation by Claude de Seyssel of the famous History of the Church by Eusebius of Caesarea, writing in the 4th century. Seyssel's translation was published twice before in Paris: an undated edition by D. Gauterot and an edition in 1532 by G. Tory, which edition is probably re-printed here by De Keyser.This is the most important history of the early Church being an excellent synthesis of the works of all significant early Christian and secular historians and eyewitness accounts of the events during the first three centuries of our era. Eusebius's narrative is linear, tracking the growth of the Church from Pentecost, A.D. 32 through stages of vicious persecution until the Emperor Constantine's sanctioning of Christianity as the Roman Empire's official religion. He tells us how the Church and the Canon of Scripture came to be. Every major Church figure, controversy and event of significance is recorded in accurate detail. Every form of heresy that threatened the Church's existence is reported thoroughly, yet concisely. Doing so Eusebius draws upon all available secondary sources during his time, including Josephus, Philo, Clement and the documents that later formed the Canon of Scripture. This synthesis of the ancient sources in itself is extremely valuable, making his history the primary source for our knowledge of the four first centuries A.D.The beautiful acorn panels on the covers of the binding belong to a group of at least 30 similar panels most of them produced in the Southern Netherlands, especially at Antwerp. Very good copy of this rare edition. - Dated ownership's entries on the back of the front cover: 1555: H. Spanofsky; 1563: Gotf. Beguaet Hoffnung; Christ. Tomigher (?) Jun. (?). NK 884; Vervliet, Printing types, B5: illustr. 137 from our edition! not in the BN at Paris; cf. Speeckaert, Quatre siècles de reliure, p.45. [Bookseller: Antiquariaat Forum BV]
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Dion Cassius (Dio Cassio)
Dione Historico delle Guerre & Fatti de Romani: Tradotto di Greco in lingua vulgare, per M. Nicolo Leoniceno. Con le sue figure a'ogni libro, opera nuovamente venuta in luce, ne piu in lingua alcuna stampata.
Vinegia (Venice): Nicolo d'Aristotile di Ferrara detto Zoppino, 1533. FIRST EDITION OF THE WORKS OF DION CASSIUS IN ANY LANGUAGE. (6), CCLXXXII leaves (i.e., 572 pp). This 3rd-century AD author provides, among many other things, the only chronology of Augustus' reign that has come down to us from antiquity. Illustrated with a woodcut portrait of Dion Cassius and 22 other fine woodcuts. 4to. Bound in contemporary vellum. Binding a little worn and somewhat torn, but still solid. Some faint internal staining and discoloration, but still attractive and even fresh. Haym 11.4; Adams D511; Moss I, 407.. [Bookseller: Cole & Contreras Books / Sylvan Cole Gal]
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EUCLIDES.
Elementa Geometriae
[:in Greek]. Woodcut printer's device on title & verso of final leaf, first page of text with a woodcut decorative border, & numerous woodcut diagrams in the text. 6 p.l., 268; 115, [1] pp. Folio, 18th cent. mottled calf (upper blank margin of title -- 2.7 cm -- renewed & title carefully backed at an early date), double gilt fillet round sides, spine richly gilt, red morocco lettering piece on spine. Basel: J. Herwagen, 1533. Editio princeps in Greek of Euclid's Elements, one of the great books in the history of the exact sciences. This is also the first Euclid to have the diagrams inset in the text. The Greek text was edited by Simon Grynaeus, professor of Greek at Basel University. Grynaeus used two manuscripts -- one sent by Lazarus Bayfius from Venice and the other supplied by John Claymond, president of Magdalen and later of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. The Elements occupy 268 pages, followed by 115 pages containing the four books of the commentary of Proclus on the first book of the Elements. This commentary "is of considerable value for the study of ancient Greek geometry because of the historical information which it contains, derived from the lost works of Eudemos...and Geminos."Sarton, I, p. 403. Grynaeus dedicated this edition to Cuthbert Tunstall, Bishop of Durham and the author of the first English arithmetic. A fine crisp copy. Thomas-Stanford 7. [Bookseller: Jonathan A. Hill, Bookseller Inc.]
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EUCLID .
[GREEK:] ELEMENTA GEOMETRIAE. BASLE: JOHANN HERWAGEN, 1533.
EDITIO PRINCEPS. Folio. [vi], 268, 115 pp. With woodcut device on title and colophon, decorated woodcut border to first page of text and numerous woodcut diagrams. Contemporary English calf, neatly rebacked, remains of ties, later endpapers. A very good copy. Editio princeps of Euclid's Elements and of the important commentary by Proclus on the first book. The first printing of Euclid in 1482 was a Latin translation from an Arabic manuscript, but the original Greek text did not appear for a further half-century. The Greek text was edited by Simon Grynaeus, a German Protestant theologian and philologist. This edition is also important for the innovation of geometrical diagrams within the text, rather than in the margins as had been the case with the earlier printed editions.The commentary by the Neoplatonist mathematician and philosopher Proclus on the first book of the Elements is the earliest extant criticism of Euclid's fifth postulate on the existence of parallel lines, the study of which led, after a further fifteen hundred years of effort, to the discovery of non-Euclidean geometry by Gauss, Bolyai and Lobachevsky. It is also the first printing of the earliest work on the philosophy of mathematics. "Because of his interest in the principles underlying mathematical thought and their relation to ultimate philosophical principles, Proclus' commentary is a notable - and also the earliest - contribution to the philosophy of mathematics. Its numerous references to the views of Euclid's predecessors and successors, many of them otherwise unknown to us, render it an invaluable source for the history of science" (DSB). [Bookseller: B & L ROOTENBERG - Sherman Oaks CA 91403]
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Documentos Ineditos Para la Historia de Colombia. Coleccionados en el Archivo General de Indias de Sevilla por el Académico Correspondiente Juan Friede de Orden de la Academia Colombiana de Historia. I. (1509-1528). II. (1528-1532). III.
(1533-1535). IV. (1533-1538).V. (1538-1549). VI. (1540-1543). VII. (1543-1544). VIII. (1545-1547). IX. (1547-1549).X. (1549-1550). Bogotá:: Academia Colombiana de Historia,, 1955-60.. Wraps. 10 vols, vp, indices, wrps (yellowing, some volumes foxing, pages untrimmed, spine to vols. 1, 2 and 7 chipped). Very Good + in Wraps . [Bookseller: Libros Latinos]
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VILLON François et BRAYER Yves
DEUX TESTAMENTS DE FRANCOIS VILLON avec une reproduction de l'œuvre originale de 1533 (LES)
PARIS, imprimé sur les Presses de J. Dumoulin, pour le Club des Bibliophiles de France, 1944Ces deux exemplaires sont dans un emboîtage de luxe bordé vélin à double tiroirs, le volume IN18 est inséré dans son emboîtage sur mesure - Gd IN8, reliure de l'époque demi vélin à coins, dos lisse, titre frappé or - IN18, reliure de l'époque plein vélin, date calligraphiée sur le premier plat, dos lisse à faux nerfs, titre calligraphié. En deux volumes complets :- LES DEUX TESTAMENTS DE FRANCOIS VILLON : Exemplaire numéroté n°996, un des 4990 exemplaires sur vélin de chiffon des Papeteries Renage numérotés de 11 à 5000. L'ouvrage est illustré de 24 compositions en noir et en couleurs sous serpente par Yves BRAYER, reproduites en fac-simile par Daniel JACOMET. Le texte est adapté au français moderne par André FERRAN et Georges GABORY et décoré de lettrines calligraphiées en couleurs. Ce volume distingue trois parties : o LE PETIT TESTAMENTo LE GRAND TESTAMENTo POESIES DIVERSESIn fine, un glossaire, les notes et la table des matières.- LES ŒUVRES DE FRANCOYS VILLON de Paris, reueues & remises en leur entier par Clément MAROT, valet de Chambre du Roy : ce petit exemplaire est un reprint de l'édition de 1533. Le texte est repris en intégralité et imprimé en vieux français de l'époque. L'ouvrage contient : o Hommage de Marot au Royo Demande d'approbation de l'ouvrage par Marot à Monsieur le Bailly de Paris, ou son lieutenanto Prologue de Marot aux lecteurso LE PETIT TESTAMENTo LE GRANT TESTAMENTo BALLADES de VillonTrès bel ensemble, d'une grande originalité, magnifique état de fraîcheur143p+115p [Bookseller: Livres Libres]
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THUKYDIDES
Thucidides der aller thewrest und dapfferest Historienschreiber von dem Peloponnenser krieg. Jn acht bücher gethailt darinnen von wunderlichen seltzamen hendlen und kriegen so die Griechen under jnen gehabt begriffen.Nit minder notwendig dann nutzlich zu lesen.Durch den Achtbarn &. herrn Hieronymum Boner Schulthayß zu Colmar inn Teütsche sprach verwendet...
. Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner 1533. Folio. (4), 169 Bll. (ohne das letzte weiße). Mit Titelholzschnitt, 2 Holzschnitt - Tafeln (Ninus und Alexander sowie Antonius und Gordianus, beide von J. Breu d.Ä. nach Burgkmair, und (inkl. der - tls. mehrfachen - Wiederholungen) 47 Textholzschnitten. (Angeb.:) TROGUS Pompeius - JUSTINUS: Des Hochberümptesten Geschichts schreybers Justini warhafftige Hystorien die er auß Trogo Pompeio gezogen und inn vierzig vier Bücher außgeteylt darinn er von vil künigreychen der welt wie die auff und abgang genommenn beschriben. Die Hieronimus Boner der zeyt Schultheys zu Colmar auß dem Latein in diß volgend Teütsch vertolmetscht hat...Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner 1532. Folio. (4), 120 Bll. (das letzte weiß). Mit Titelholzschnitt (Ninus und Alexander) von J. Breu d.Ä. nach Burgkmair und (inkl. der - tls. mehrfachen - Wiederholungen) 49 etwa halbseitigen Textholzschnitten; dazu Initialen und Zierleisten. (Angeb.:) HERODIANUS: Der Fürtrefflich Griechisch geschicht schreiber Herodianus den der Hochgelert Angelus Politianus inn das Latein und Hieronimus Boner in nachvolgendt Teütsch pracht...Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner 1532. Folio. (4), 67 (recte: 70) Bll. Mit Titelholzschnitt (Antonius und Gordianus) von J. Breu d.Ä. nach Burgkmair, 1 Textholzschnitt, Initialen und Zierleisten. Pappband des 19. Jahrhunderts (berieben, leicht wurmgängig). Ein Sammelband mit drei bedeutenden und äußerst seltenen Steiner-Drucken (so befand der Thukydides sich zuletzt vor 20 Jahren auf einer deutschen Auktion) I. Erste deutsche Ausgabe; zugleich erste mit diesen Illustrationen. Drei stammen von H. Scheufelein (alle mit Monogramm), die übrigen vom Petrarca-Meister (aus der "Artzney beyder Glück und..."), von J. Breu d.J. und anderen. II: Zweite Ausgabe bei Steiner, zugleich zweite deutsche Ausgabe. Die Textholzschnitte stammen wieder überwiegend vom Petrarca-Meister (31, inkl. der -tls. mehrfachen - Wiederholungen), daneben sind 10 von Jörg Breu d. J. und 8 von anderen Händen. Die Petrarcameister-Holzschnitte sind zum Teil für die 1. Augabe von 1531 angefertigt worden, andere stammen aus dem Repertoire der Cicero- und Petrarca - Illustrationen. III: Zweite Steiner-Ausgabe, zugleich zweite deutsche Ausgabe. Der zweite Holzschnitt ist die Wiederholung einer Petrarcameister-Illustration aus dem Justinus. Zu den Schäufelein-Holzschnitten des Thukydides schreibt Schreyl u.a.: "Der reife Stil Schäufeleins zeichnet sich durch zunehmende Fähigkeit aus, Holzschnittillustrationen den ästhetischen Gesetzen des Buches, das heißt vor allem, der einheitlichen graphischen Gestaltung der Seite unterordnen zu können. Im vorliegenden Fall ist der strenge Aufbau der Illustrationen jedoch mehr als eine Angleichung bildlicher Kompositionsprinzipien an die bestimmende Tektonik der Druckseite. Hier wird vielmehr auch eine Entsprechung zur Tektonik der literarischen Vorlage hergestellt; einer Tektonik, die sich in dem von Schäufelein illustrierten ersten Buch des Thukydides besonders deutlich macht. Im ersten Buch findet sich ein größerer Teil jener Reden, die heute noch als Muster antiker Rhetorik gelten und die den humanistisch ambitionierten Zeitgenossen des Schäufelein wegen ihrer politischen und formalen Logik viel bedeuten mußten. Der Holzschnitt Kat. 925 zeigt Rhetorisch-Formelhaftes, bzw. Graphisch- Floskelhaftes demonstrativ. Man beachte, wie die Sprecher der zwei, vor dem König versammelten Delegationen wiedergegeben sind. Beide stehen vorne und sind zur Mitte gewendet. Sie zeigen die gleiche, zur mimischen Unterstreichung bestimmter Passagen einer Rede geeignete Anhebung des Kopfes und beide Köpfe sind in reinem Profil gegeben. Beiden Männern ist das Stehen auf einem Bein und das scheinbare Anheben des anderen Beines eigen, was den Eindruck des Tänzelnden oder den einer kalkulierten Instabilität erweckt. Das bemessen Tänzelnde ist auch bei anderen Figuren zu beobachten, so bei dem bärtigen Alten ganz links, der außerdem die zuvor beschriebene Kopfhaltung aufweist. Der König ist ganz so dargestellt, wie ein König auszusehen hat, ausgestattet mit den festgelegten Zeichen seiner Würde. Zeichenhaft sind aber auch die gebietende Geste seiner freien Hand und die Anordnung der Füße. Letztere scheinen auf verschiedenen Stufen ruhend angeordnet, ohne daß tatsächlich Stufen dargestellt wären. Wie der König im ganzen zwischen den Säulen thronend angeordnet ist, so scheint er mehr einer Siegeldarstellung entlehnt, als nach dem Leben gebildet. In der Tat ist bei dieser Art der Wiedergabe -ganz wie bei der Gestaltung von Siegeln - sofort Identifizierbares angestrebt..." (Bd. 1, S. 153. Abb. in Bd. II, Nr. 923-925. S. a. Oldenbourg / Scheufelein L 171). Von den Autoren ist Thukydides, der Historiker des Peloponnesischen Krieges, der bekannteste. Pompeius Trogus hat unter Tiberius sein Hauptwerk, die "Historiarum Philippicarum libri XLIV" verfasst. Die ersten sechs Bücher behandeln Assyrer, Meder, Perser, Skythen und Griechen. In den Büchern 7-40 wird die makedonische Monarchie mit den Diadochenreichen dargestellt, bis sie im römischen Reich aufgehen. Mit dem 41. Buch wendet sich Trogus der Geschichte der Parther zu und führt sie bis zur Rückgabe der Feldzeichen an Augustus im Jahre 20. Ein Rückblick auf die römische Königszeit bricht bei Tarquinius Priscus ab. Es folgen Gallien und Spanien bis zum Sieg des Augustus über die Spanier. Das Makedonenreich bildet das Zentrum, das römische Imperium den Endpunkt von Trogus' Werk; alle örtlichen Entwicklungen münden in die römische. Dieser Aufbau wird besonders auch in den Prologen erkennbar. Überliefert ist Trogus nur durch die Epitome des Justinus und einige Inhaltsangaben. Herodianus (geb. um 180 n. Chr.) stammte möglicherweise aus dem syrischen Antiochia. Seine Geschichte umfaßt den Zeitraum von 180 (Tod des Marc Aurel) bis 238 n. Chr. (Alleinherrschaft Gordians III.). Wichtig ist er v.a. wegen seines Einflusses auf die römischen Geschichtsschreiber des 4. nachchristl. Jahrhunderts (Aurelius Victor, Amm. Marcellinus, Eutropius) sowie auf die Historia Augusta. Bei Text I etwa 2/3 des Bl. A1 fehlend und in neuerer Zeit angerändert (Textverlust); 1 Bl. mit restauriertem Einriß (minimaler Buchstabenverlust), 1 Bl. mit restauriertem Papierschaden am unteren Rand (etwas Buchstabenverlust); die vordere Holzschnitt-Tafel am rechten Rand bis in das Bild hinein beschnitten. Bei allen drei Texten hin und wieder Randschäden oder kleinere Einrisse, knapp beschnitten (die gedruckten Marginalien davon betroffen). Durchgehend etwas gebräunt und fleckig, in die beiden ersten Holzschnitte bei Text I von alter Hand mit brauner Tinte hineingemalt, tls. schwach wasserrandig. I: VD 16, T 1128; Hoffmann III, 756; Schweiger I, 328; Adams T 683; BMSTC (German Books) 860; Goed. II, 319, 6; Musper L 128. Nicht bei Fairfax-Murray. II: VD 16, T (=Trogus) 2070; Schweiger II, 495; 860; Goed. II, 319, 6; Musper L 118; vgl. Fairfax-Murray (German Books) 231 (Ausg. 1531).Nicht im BMSTC (German Books) und nicht bei Adams. III: VD 16, H 2504; Hoffmann II, 367; Schweiger I, 137; Goed. II, 319, 6; Musper L 119; vgl. Fairfax-Murray (German Books) 197 (Ausg. 1531).Nicht im BMSTC (German Books) und nicht bei Adams.. [Bookseller: Antiquariat Büchel-Baur]
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CAPELLA, G.
De Rebus Nuper in Italia gestis libro octo. Habet in hisce libris, optime lector, quicquid bellorum in tota Italia ab anno domini 1521. usque ad annum 1530. inter Pontificem, Gallum Venetos, & Caesarem gestum est, praecipue vero, ut Mediolanum à Caesarianis recuperatum, Franciscus eiusdem Dux restitutus, & ad extrenum Urbs Roma capta, ac direpta sit, singulorum annorum rebus gestis, singulis libris explicatis.
Antverpiae, apud Martinum Caesarem (Mart. de Keyser), 1533. Sm.8vo. Contemporary vellum wrappers. 96 lvs. SERVILIUS, J. Geldro-Gallica Coniuratio in totius Belgicae clarissimam Civitatem Antwerpiam, Duce Martino Rosheymio. Augsburg, Henricus Steyner, 1544. (44) lvs. Two interesting contemporary history works, bound together at the time in one volume, with autograph "Fletcher" at the top of both titles. Ad 1: Important contemporary account of the struggle for power between the Pope, the Italian princes and the German emperor between 1521 and 1530, by Galeazzo Capella (1487-1537), see description above. The book is nicely printed in a small Italic type, with charming woodcut initials of various styles. Ad 2: Exciting contemporary account of the rebellious war by Maarten van Rossum in Brabant and Gelre in the 1540's and his attempt to capture Antwerp by surprise. The humanist Jan Knaap, latin Servilius, also Knapius, was born at Weert in the County of Horn and lived for some time at Antwerp where he was much respected for his erudition. He mainly wrote Latin school books but occasionally, swept by the circumstances or urged by his friends, he turned his literary talents to public or political events. The present account has lost nothing of its importance as the author gathered his information firsthand and often was himself an eye-witness to the facts. Good copy from the library of Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun, with old manuscript vellum endpapers.- (Binding sl. soiled; ms. entry on bottom of first title in a small contemp. hand; title sl. soiled; last lvs. sl. dampst.). Ad 1: Nijhoff-Kronenberg 518; Machiels 96; Adams C 583; STC Dutch 46; ad 2: Machiels S 310; not in Adams, or STC German; cf. Bibl. Belg. S 338, note. [Bookseller: Antiquariaat Forum BV]
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de Montaigne, Michel
Les Essais de Michel de Montaigne. 3 volume set
Paris Laurent Rondet. Leather cover G : in Good condition. Cover rubbed and bumped. Spine worn with some joint cracking to volumes I and II. Two pages of volume I repaired with tape. Minor abrasion to fep of volume III. All volumes contents clear and tight. Heraldic bookplate on paste-downs Nouvelle Edition 30pp,556pp; 827pp; 610pp :: Frontis title engraving :: 150mm x 90mm (6" x 4") :: Scarce early edition. Text in French. The author [1533 - 1592] was an influental French Renaissance writer. Heraldic bookplate of The Right Honourable Washington Sewallis Earl Ferrers on paste-down of each volume English. [Bookseller: Barter Books]
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DIOGENES,Laertios.
Bion kai gnomon ton en philosophia eydokimesanton...( De vitis,decretis et responsis celebrium philosophorum libri decem ).
4° ( 202x145 mm).( 8 ),573 pagine,1nn,1b,1nn.Marca tip.del caduceo al fts ed in fine.Testatine e capilettera figuràti.Due piccoli strappi al fts riparati senza perdita, qualche foro di tarlo marginale riparato,alcune note ms coeve. Pergamena del Settecent Basel,Froeben et Episcopus, 1533. Editio Princeps.Fu edito da Hyeronimus Froeben e Nicolaus Episcopus,con loro dedica " Agli Studiosi", datata Basilea,1533.La prima edizione latina, tradotta dal Traversari,è del 1475.Ben sei copie in Adams, D,481 e tre copie nella British Library,STC,244. [Bookseller: Studio Bibliografico Pampaloni]
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STIFEL, Michael.
Ein Rechen Büchlin vom EndChrist. Apocalypsis in Apocalypsim.
19 October 1533 at 8.00 AM .... the end of the world Wittemberg, (Georgen Rhaw, 1532). 8vo. Later half ivory paper, boards covered with marbled paper, spine with title label. Title-page in architectural woodcut frame with lion laying at the bottom, second title-page of the prayer printed in upper part of a full-page woodcut with a shield at the top lettered 'GR/KK', and a Crucifixion in the lower part, contemporary coloured by hand in green and red, woodcut initials, printed tables. 103 lvs. (Collation: A-M8, N8-1 (last (blank ?) missing). First and only edition of this curious numerological analysis of the date of Christ's return and chiliastic book on the end of the world based on certain sections of the Book of Daniel, by Michael Stifel.Michael Stifel (1487-1567) was an eccentric German mathematician. He discovered logarithms and invented an early form of logarithm tables decades before John Napier. He published his most important 'serious work', his Arithmetica integra in 1544. This work has helped the development of algebra, and he helped to shape modern mathematics. However his following ideas on the end of the world most likely overshadow the good he has done:Stifel entered the Augustinian monastery and became a catholic priest in 1511. Soon after this, Stifel began questioning the Catholic Church and he was forced to leave the monastery in 1522. He decided to go to Wittenberg and became friends with Martin Luther, and lived in his house for a time. In 1528 Luther decided to give Stifel a parish in Lochau, which is now Annaberg.Already in Lochau he was engaged in mathematical research, especially with the so-called 'Wortrechnung' (reckoning with figures, letters and words). With the help of the 'Wortrechnung' it was believed to get secret information out of the Bible. In the present work Stifel attempted to use the Bible to predict the apocalypse. While in Lochau, Stifel announced to everyone that the world was going to end on October 19, 1533 at exactly 8:00 AM. Stifel performed a series of calculations in which he changed the letters to their successive triangular numbers. Stifel told the people of Lochau of his findings on New Year's Eve of 1522. This announcement had amazing repercussions. The sleepy town of Lochau believed Stifel. They all began living for the day and not worrying about what the future would bring. Lochau became a destination for pilgrims. Once they got to Lochau people began to prepare for the end of the world. Some people even took their own life instead of waiting. Some of the town's people burned their houses in an attempt to remove themselves from material objects and make it easier for to get to Heaven. Finally, the last day came and Stifel began to prepare his followers for the end. Fortunately for everyone except Stifel the world did not end that day. At 8:30 AM the authorities took Stifel away and put him in protective custody, for his own protection. Crowds gathered outside his cell and chanted Stifel must die for many days after this. Martin Luther got Stifel out of this, but he had to promise not to make anymore prophecies. In later years he became minister again and in 1559 he was appointed Professor of Mathematics at the University of Jena, where he died in 1567.Contents: f. A1r: Title.F. A1v-A2r: Contents.f. A2v-A3v: Preface.f. A3v-K3v: Text chapter I - XVIII.f. K4r-K5v: 'Beschlus dieses Böchlins'.f. K6r-K8r: 'Die Tafel der Wort die man legen sol'.f. K8V: 'Volget ein Sermon vom Ende der Welt': announcement of the following prayer on the end of the world.f. L1r: Title of the prayer: 'Vom End der Welt' in woodcut border with crucifixion (verso blank).f. L2r-N2v: Text of the prayer.f. N3r-N7v: the three additions.f. N7v: 'Diese nahmen und wort findestu nicht inn der ersten Tafel'. Good copy.- (Some soiling and browning and water staining towards the end, small tear in f. E8) VD16, S-9014 (and 9018: the same ed.!). [Bookseller: Antiquariaat Forum BV]
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EGLI, Emil (editor).
Actensammlung zur Geschichte der Zürcher Reformation in den Jahren 1519-1533.
Zürich, 1879. - Reprint Nieuwkoop, 1973. Orig. cloth binding, large 8vo.VIII, 947 pp. [KEYWORDS: biobfkl, reformation [Bookseller: Kloof Booksellers & Scientia Verlag]
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REGIOMONTANUS (Johann MÜLLER).
De Triangulis omnimodis libri quinque …
Accesserunt huc in calce pleraque D. Nicolai Cusani de Quadratura circuli. Nuremberg: Johann Petri,1533 Folio (297 × 194 mm) in two parts. Modern half vellum, marbled boards. Woodcut diagram on main title, numerous woodcut diagrams in text, with blank R6, lacks blank l4. The Robert Honeyman copy, with his bookplate (his sale part IV, Sotheby's New York, 20 May 1981, lot 3299). F1 and F4 with marginal repairs, some staining at beginning and end, light browning to text. First Edition of the first printed systematic work on trigonometry. De triangulis was Regiomontanus's most important scientific contribution. Completed in 1464, De triangulis remained in manuscript for nearly seventy years before being published in this edition, edited by J. Schner (1477–1547). It contains the earliest statement of the cosine law for spherical triangles, stating the proportionality of the sides of a plane triangle to the sines of the opposite angle. This fundamental proposition of spherical trigonometry appears as theorem 2 in book V of the treatise. In the second part, Regiomontanus proves the errors of Nicolaus de Cusa's theory of squaring the circle.When, in the middle of the fifteenth century [Georg] Peurbach and his pupil Regiomontanus, Professors of Mathematics at Vienna University, prepared the first modern sine tables, they kept the 360° division of the circle used by the Greeks but, in order to avoid awkward fractions, they divided the diameter much more minutely, into 20,000 parts… These tables, being printed in folio-size books, were essentially works for the scholar's desk and astronomer's observatory (D.W. Waters, The Art of Navigation in England in Elizabethan and Early Stuart Times, p. 353). In 1594, Thomas Blundeville would reprint the tables, together with explanations for their use, and thus give Englishmen the first complete canon of trigonometrical functions printed in England. The work of Regiomontanus and Peurbach therefore constitutes one of the monumental breakthroughs in the practice of navigation. Adams R-280; BM/STC German, p. 631; Norman 1556; Stillwell Science 218. [Bookseller: Peter Harrington Antiquarian Books]
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Cajetan, Tommaso de Vio (Thomas de Vio)
Reverendissimi domini domini Thome de Vio Caietani cardinalis sancti Christi: in omnes authenticos veteris testamenti historiales libros commentarii
[Antonio Blado d'Assola] [1533], [Rome] Folio (30 x 20 cm); 397 (of 398) numbered ff. Engraved title page and initials. 19th-c. (?) binding, stiff boards with quarter vellum over marbled paper (ex-library label on front pastedown dated 1878). Binding rubbed and a bit soiled, title page with repairs to paper at top and bottom and a small tear in the middle of the leaf, f. 312 also has a small (7 cm) closed tear (no loss to text), uniform darkening and small stains to occasional leaves; despite these faults, a good, solidly bound copy. [Bookseller: Hudson Street Books]
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RINUCCINI

in his attractive hand, to his brother-in-law Lorenzo CORSINI , (1533-1591), in Florence, saying that he hears Lorenzo has !not yet come to any agreement with the contractors for the supply of alum ... the yarn should be treated by now as ... strongly urged in the letters sent with the last two orders by your brothers in London!, Filippo (1538-1601) and Bartolommeo , (1545-1613), he will have heard about Bartolommeo!s safe arrival, !The creation of the new Pontiff!, Sixtus V , consecrated 1st May, 22 days after Gregory XIII!s death, !is proceeding too fast for me, the election! on 24th April !has come at quite the wrong time, and has lost us a good few dozen scudi!, here in France peace negotiations in the Wars of Religion !are totally excluded, and the members of the Holy League, as they call it, keep seizing many areas every day, we have just heard that the Duc de Guise has entered Metz! belonging to the Emperor, !the fortress held out but they are bound to take this too ... every body wants His Majesty!, Henri III, !to make decisive plans, it seems his only remedy is to get rid of these favourites of his and allow the Guises to make war on the Huguenots ... may God let it be for the best!, as to !the plague, I believe we have recovered from it here, it is no longer talked about ... We do not yet know if moderation will prevail for delaying payment! and asks his brother if there are any !firm intentions!, with a P.S. !There are better hopes of peace now!, address on verso and note of receipt 18th May, 1 side folio, Lyon, 7th May 1585 In the middle ages the Corsinis of Florence were great wool merchants. They took up banking and politics, representing the mercantile class against the patrician de! Medici. Lorenzo married the writer!s sister Maria in 1572.#11; Filippo Corsini , (5th January 1538 - 24th March 1601), was an immensely rich merchant in London. His monument, in the family chapel of S. Spirito, was transferred in the 19th century from S. Gaggio, just outside Florence. His brother Bartolommeo , (8th March 1545 - 22nd January 1613), became a senator in 1601 but continued in commerce. He built or rebuilt nearly all the family properties, including the great palace in the Borgo S. Croce.#11;The Corsini were first ennobled in Lorenzo!s son Filippo, (1578-1636), made Marquis of Sismano (1629) by Urban VIII. They joined with the Medici in founding a Florentine bank in Rome, and later became Princes, with great palaces on the Lungarno and in Rome.#11;The Corsini appear from time to time in the records of the High Court of Admiralty in London, in commercial suits. !Baptist Cavalcante and partners, and Philip Corsini of Florence!, sued for money in the hands of Richard Barnes, John Stone and Thomas Tenett, belonging to Damian Doffe of Florence (Public Record Office, HCA 3/13 (1567-1569), folios 117d and later).#11; Alumstone , which makes the dye penetrate and fixes it in the wool, was mined in Tuscany. Sixtus V rid the Papal States of brigands, reorganised the finances and administration, re-housed the Vatican library, and gave Rome the appearance it maintained down to the 19th century by completing the dome of St. Peter!s and other great works.#11; Henri, 3rd Duc de Guise, (1550-1588), founded the !Holy League! in 1576. He renewed the war against the Huguenots in March 1585, when the king, Henri III, refused Spanish help against his own subjects. By 1588 the League was demanding that the king show proof of his Catholic principles or be deposed, and the Duke was murdered by Henri III!s assasssins on December 25th. [Bookseller: Sophie Dupre]
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AUFRERI (Stephanus). -
OPUSCULUM avidissimus cumulus per egregium utriusos censure lumen eximium que doctore Stephanum auffreri parlamenti Tholosani quondam presidentem exhibitus. Preponitur enum Repetitio [.]
per Benedictum Bõnyn, Lugduni 1533 8.º; Aa, A-K//8, K//10; [8], xc ff.; 160 mm. Bonita edição, impressa em caracteres góticos, ilustrada com a marca do impressor no frontispício. Encadernação inteira de pergaminho; aparado, por vezes afectando os títulos. [Bookseller: Nuno Gonçalves, Leiloeiro, Livreiro]
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Pope Gregory I
Divi Gregorii Papae Huius Nominus Primi..
Paris Apud Clavdivm Chavallonium M D XXXIII (1533) Complete, folio (38 by 24.5cm), 120 preliminary unpaginated leaves including title page with a large woodblock printer's vignette depicting the sun supported by a tree that's being climbed by two anatomically correct and very excited lions (title page trimmed and reinforced on the gutter and lower margin--not affecting text with three former owner's stamps on the right hand margin and the neatly inked signature of Johamus Myhoff just below the title), 465 leaves numbered on recto only, double column text, watermarked paper. A variety of elaborate woodblock initial letters including some with naked humans and mystical creatures.Bound in new half black calf and marbled boards, edges in red. Extremely fine condition with full marginal notes. Minor damp stains on the lower right hand margins of the first 52 leaves not affecting text and occasional thin damp stains on the right hand margins of a few other pages again not affecting text. Two small worm holes affecting the margins of only 4 leaves, no foxing or rust spots, etc. A few marginal inked notes. One other copy more closely trimmed located in the Airola library in Naples. A beautiful copy. [Bookseller: Priapean Tomes]
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ECK, JOHANNES.
3 OPERE: ENCHIRIDION LOCORUM COMMUNIUM ADVERSUS LUTHERANOS. DE POENITENTIA ET CONFESSIONE SECRETA SEMPER IN ECCLESIA DEI OBSERVATA CONTRA LUTHERUM LIBRI II. DE SATISFACRIONE ET ALIIS POENITENTIAE ANNEXIS . . VENEZIA DE SABBIO 1533
3 opere, in-8; cc. (4), 105 1 c.b.; 51, (1); 34, (1), 1 c.b. Legatura in cartonato moderno. Contiene capitoli sulla confessione estorta agli eretici anche con mezzi di tortura, tra cui il rogo. teologia theology catholics cattolicesimo lutheran thaology luteranesimo luther Melantone Melanchton eresia torture heresy torture chiesa church [Bookseller: Libreria Antonio PETTINI - Roma - Italy]
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SAINT ANSELME, archevèque de Canterbury (1033-1109) :
Theologorum omnium sui temporis facile principis, nemini'q eorum qui post cum fuerunt, vel santictate vel eruditione vel eloquentia secundi luculétissimae in omnes sanctissimi Pauli Apostoli epistolas enarrationes.
Cologne, Euchard Cervicorn aux dépens de Hittorp, 1533 Grand in-4°, relié plein parchemin avec coutures apparentes, étiquette de dos ocre, 531 pages et 7 feuilles de préface non chiffrées, belle page de titre ornée de 10 bois gravés représentant les pères de l'église et le jugement dernier (page de titre coupée en bas sur 2 cm, sans manque de texte ni atteinte aux illustrations), grandes lettrines gravées sur bois en tête des chapitres (mouillure jaune peu apparente dans la marge inférieure des premières pages). Bel exemplaire, très bien conservé. [Bookseller: Roger-Jean Ségalat, Livres anciens]
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BUDE (GUILLAUME)
DE STUDIO LITERARUM RECTE ET COMMODE INSTITUENDO. ITEM EIUSDEM G. BUDAEI DE PHILOLOGIA LIB. II. BASILEAE, APUD IOAN. WALDERUM [BALE, JOHANN WALDER], MARTIO [MARS] 1533. IN-8, DEMI-VELIN MODERNE A' COINS (FOND DU TITRE DOUBLE' SUR 5 MM SANS ATTEINTE AU TEXTE), (1) F. DE TITRE, 248 P., (1) F. DE COLOPHON, IMPRIME' EN CARACTERES ITALIQUES, LETTRINES HISTORIEES. PREMIERE EDITION COLLECTIVE DE 'DE STUDIO LITERARUM RECTE' ET DE 'DE PHILOLOGIA', PUBLIEE QUELQUES MOIS APRES LEURS ORIGINALES RESPECTIVES SEPAREES (1532). ' LOEUVRE MAITRESSE DE LA PHILOSOPHIE HUMANISTE QUI PRESENTE LIDEAL DUNE CULTURE COMPLETE ' ET LUN DES TRAITES EMBLEMATIQUES DE LIMPORTANCE QUE LES HUMANISTES ONT ACCORDEE A' LEDUCATION. ' APOLOGIE DE LA TETE BIEN FAITE PLUTOT QUE BIEN PLEINE, MELEE DE SOUVENIRS PERSONNELS SUR LES DIFFICULTES DE L'AUTODIDACTE ET L'UNITE' PROFONDE DES ETUDES LITTERAIRES DONT LE FONDEMENT DOIT RESTER L'EXERCICE DU JUGEMENT CRITIQUE A' PARTIR DE LA PHILOSOPHIE ET DE L'HISTOIRE. LE LIVRE, DEDI
E' A' FRANCOIS IER, FUT PUBLIE' EN MEME TEMPS QUE LE 'DE PHILOLOGIA' QUE BUDE' FIT PRECEDER D'UNE PREFACE DESTINEE AUX ENFANTS DE FRANCE, HENRI, DUC D'ORLEANS, ET CHARLES, DUC D'ANGOULEME ' (EXPOSITION BUDE' A' LA BN, N 102). QUELQUES FINS SOULIGN. AU PREM. F., ANNOTATIONS ANCIENNES AU VERSO BLANC DU DERNIER FEUILLET. (ADAMS, B.3125). PROVENANCE : "F[] JACOBI A' RAMMINGEN" AVEC PETITE SIGNATURE ANCIENNE A' LA PLUME SUR LE TITRE. TRES BON EXEMPLAIRE, TRES FRAIS. [Bookseller: Librairie HATCHUEL - Paris - France]
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Arrianus, Flavius, And Others
Periplus. Plutarchus, De Fluminibus & Montibus. Strabonis, Epitome. [Edited By S. Galenius].
Froben and Episcopius, 1533. Small, light marginal dampstain at top edge near gutter margin, extending through half of the booth. Some ink marginalia in contemporary hand. A very good copy Small quarto. [16], 205, [3] pp. Complete with the final leaf, which has a blank recto and the woodcut device of Froben on the verso. Title-page in Latin and Greek, text entirely in Greek. Decorative woodcut headbands and historiated initials. The editor, Sigismundus Gelenius (c. 1498-1554) of Prague, was a philologist and friend of Erasmus, who produced a number of Greek texts and Latin translations for Froben. This is a scarce book. OCLC lists eleven copies worldwide, and there are no auction records listed by American Book Prices Current in the last thirty years. Adams A-2014. Dibdin, 4th edition, I, 330. See Bietenholz, Contemporaries of Erasmus. [Bookseller: Alibris]
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Cicero, Marcus Tullius.
Rhetoricorvm ad Herennivm lirbi (sic!) IIII. Eiusdem ad inventione libri II.
Lyon, Sebastian Gryphius 1533. 8vo. 282 Ss., 3 Bll.nnum. Mit zwei verschiedenen Druckermarken an Anfang und Schluß, sowie mehreren Holzschnitt-Initialen. Angebunden: Cicero, Marcus Tullius. De oratore dialogi tres, a Philippo Melan paßim notis quibusdam illustrati, una cum Scholijs in fronte adiectis, quibus loci obscurtores explicantur. Hagenau, Johann Setzer März 1530. 8vo. 8 Bll.nnum., 160 Bll.num. Mit Holzschnitt-Titelbordüre und Holzschnitt-Initiale. Vorgebunden: [Günther von Andernach, Johann]. Epitome Fabii Quintiliani nuper summo & ingenio & dilige(n)tia collecta Authore Iona Philologo. Paris, Simon de Colines 1534. 8vo. 8 Bll.nnum., 67 Bll.num., 1 Bl. weiss. Mit Metallschnitt-Titelbordüre und zahlreichen Crible-Initialen. Kalblederband der Zeit mit Rollenstempelblindpressung (Rücken erneuert, ohne die Schliessbänder).. Schöner Sammelband mit drei Schriften zur Rhetorik. Ciceros "de inventione" und die Schrift "Rhetoricorum ad Herennium" eines unbekannten Verfassers gelten als die ältesten Lehrwerke der Rhetorik in lateinischen Sprache. Die Schrift "de oratore" liegt hier in einer von Melanchthon bearbeiteten Fassung vor, der ihre Bedeutung sehr hoch einschätzte und sie zum Thema zahlreicher Vorlesungen machte. Vorgebunden ist eine unter dem Pseudonym "Jonas Philologus" veröffentlichte Ausgabe eines für den Schulgebrauch vorgesehenen Handbuchs der Rhetorik, einer Bearbeitung von Quintilians Schrift aus dem 1. Jahrhundert. Der Autor Johann Günther von Andernach (ca. 1497 Andernach - 1574 Strassburg), der nach Studien in Löwen und Paris dort Professor für Medizin wurde, verfasste neben zahlreichen medizinischen Schriften auch einige Übersetzungen griechischer Texte. Zu seinen Schülern zählten Vesalius, Servetus und Dryander. - Titel von III mit Besitzeintrag der Kapuzinerbibliothek in Essen, datiert 1763, ligiertem Bibliotheksstempel und Signatur, sowie etwas fleckig, zahlreiche zum Teil umfangreiche, zeitgenössische Marginalien in Teil I, teils auch in II, Schluss von II etwas fleckig, sonst überwiegend sauber und gut erhalten. - I: Index Aureliensis 137.893; v. Gültlingen III, 47, 208; Baudrier VIII, 72. II: VD 16, C-3405; Index Aureliensis 137.814; Benzing, Hagenau 89, 135. III: Renouard 1015; Adams Q-71; vgl. Schreiber 77 (Ausgabe von 1531).. [Bookseller: Stuttgarter Antiquariat]
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MARTIAL.
Epigrammaton libri XIIII, summa diligentia castigati. Prisiis, Simonem Colinaeum, 1533.
In-16 de (1)f. de titre, 207ff. Rel. plein maroquin ancien, double encadrement de filets dorés sur les plats, dos à nerfs ornés de filets dorés, roulette sur les nerfs, coupes décorées, tranches dorées. (page de titre un peu courte de marge extérieure, qqs. rousseurs, dernier feuillet un peu bruni, qqs. Notes dans les marges et passages soulignés à l?encre ancienne). Bon ex. Simon Colines a donné plusieurs éditions des Epigrammes de Martial. La première fut publiée en 1528. Après celle de 1533 (la deuxième) il en suivra trois autres en 1539, 1540 et 1543 (Brunet, III-1490). Bel exemplaire en plein maroquin du XVIIeme. Encadrement sur la page de titre, belles lettrines. [Bookseller: Le Jardin des Muses]
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Tudor Artist.
Sir Roger and Lady Elizabeth Bellingham.
England, 1533. Brass rubbing on paper mounted on canvas. 64 x 33 inches. [Bookseller: Wittenborn Art Books]
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Roolles des bans et arrière-bans de la Province de Poitou, Saintonge et Angoumois tenus et convoqués sous les règnes des Roys Louis XI en l?an 1467?. Celuy de l?an 1491,? ensemble celuy de l?an 1533...
à Poitiers chez J. Fleuriau 1667, Réimpression de Nantes 1883, in 4 relié en demi-chagrin vert à coins, dos 4 nerfs, tête dorée (signé Van West) 95 pp., tirage limité à 506 exemplaires, un des 450 num. sur vélin à la forme. [Bookseller: Librairie Franklin]
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Klauber, L.M., 1972 (2nd ed.).
Rattlesnakes
Their habits, life histories, and influence on mankind (2 vols.). Vol. 1: col. frontispiece, xxx, 740 p., num. figs, maps & tables (2 folding); Vol. 2: col. frontispiece, xvii, pp. 741-1533, num. figs & tables, snake-embossed cloth (in decorative, slightly rubbed carton slipcase). Rare [Bookseller: Backhuys Publishers BV]
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RABELAIS
Pantagruel. Paris (Honoré Champion) 1904. In-8, demi maroquin, dos à nerfs.
Réédition conforme au texte de l'édition de Lyon (1533) d'après l'exemplaire unique de la Bibliothèque royale de Dresde. Tiré sur beau papier et à grandes marges. [Bookseller: S. Miraglia]
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VILLON, Francois
Les Deux Testaments
hardcover. WITH: Facsimile of the Paris 1533 edition in the Montpellier Bibliotheque. Together, 2 vols. 24 color reproductions from original watercolors by Yves Brayer, tissue guards. Small 4to and 32mo, 3/4 vellum & full vellum, in broken box. Paris: Club Bibliophile de France, 1942. (Colophon 1944). Limited numbered edition handsomely printed on Velin de Chiffon with decorative initials and rules. A marvelous wartime production, adapted into modern French by Andre Ferran and Georges Gabory. [Bookseller: Argosy Book Store]
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VACHON Marius
L'ancien hotel de ville de Paris 1533-1871.
124 gravures dont 23 hors texte. Paris, A. Quantin 1882. 224 pp. Belle reliure demi-maroquin bleu à coins. Dos à nerfs orné. Tête dorée. Filet doré bordant les plats. Couverture conservée, illustrée. Pas de rousseur. Bon état. Fort volume, format 35x25. *** Voir Photo : http://www.livresetcollections.com/details_livres.php?id=8338 *** [Bookseller: Livres et Collections]
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Collezionismo italiano. La prima enciclopedia delle raccolte curiose
1979, , voll. 48, pp. 1533, 4°, Rizzoli, Milano, 48 fascicoli sciolti, conservate le brossure originali, tutto il pubblicato, arricchita con numerose illustrazioni, buono stato (ENCICLOPEDIE) [Bookseller: Franco A. Volta]
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HEYWOOD, JOHN
A Mery Play, Between Johan Johan, the Husbande, Tyb, His Wife, and Syr, The Preest. Attributed to John Heywood, 1533.
(London: C. Whittingham, Chiswick Press), n.d. 8vo, 19th century green quarter morocco, marbled sides, gilt lettering. Lowndes, page 1061, in a confusing entry which describes a slightly earlier facsimile and dates this 1820, which seems a little early; NUC and OCLC are no help with the date. Edges a little rubbed; very good copy. A facsimile edition of a play attributed to John Heywood, of which in its original only the copy at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, is recorded [Bookseller: Brick Row Book Shop, ABAA]
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BRENTIUS (BRENZ), Johan.
Wie man sich Christlich zu dem sterben bereyten sol. Das man Got rechtschaffen dienen sol. Wie das ubel nachreden für eyn schwere sunde zu achten sey, auff drey Sermon gestellet.
Three interesting sermons by one of the leading protestant theologians of the 16th century Nürnberg, Künigund Hergotin 1533. 8vo. Later vellum. (40) lvs. Rare fourth edition of these three sermons by the reformed theologian and follower of Luther, Johan Brenz(en) or Brentius (1499-1570), one of the leading protestant theologians of his time. He found protection with Ulrich Duke of Würtemberg and later with his successor Duke Christoph. At their wish he composed the so-called 'Confessio Wütemburgica' (ed. 1552: Confessio Virtembergiae), was present at the Council of Trente, and reformed, together with other scholars, the University of Tübingen. His collected works were printed in eight volumes in Tübingen, 1576-1590 and Amsterdam, 1666. The first edition of these sermons appeared in 1529 in Augsburg, printed by Heinrich Steiner, the second: Nürnberg, Friedrich Peypus, 1532, the third: Wittemberg, Hans Lufft, 1532. Further editions of these apparently popular sermons were printed in Nürnberg (1549, 1550 and 1555), Leipzig (1548), and Frankfurt a/d Oder (1562).Contents:Fol. 1r: title on which the author is indicated as "Johan Brentius zu Schebischen Hall" (verso: blank).f. 2r-18r: Der erst Sermon von bereytung zu dem Sterben..f. 18r-31r: Der ander Sermon von Maria und Martha, hellt inn, wie man Got rechtschaffen dienen sol, Evangelion Luce X..f. 31v-39v:Der drit Sermon von dem klaffen und nachreden, uber die wort Luce. VI. Was sihest du ein spreisslein in deynes brüders aug etc.f. 40r: colophon (40v: blank). Very good copy with some later marginal annotations.- (Title somewhat soiled). VD16, B 7976; W. Köhler, Bibliogr. Brentiana 69. [Bookseller: Antiquariaat Forum BV]
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