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WITZEL, Georg 		   
Der Hunderst vnnd zwentzigist Psalm Dauids, Christlich ausgelegt
      Melchior Lotter, Leipzig 1535 19th century paper covered boards. BOUND WITH WITZEL, Georg. Adhortatiuncula, ut vocetur concilium, ad archiepiscopum Moguntinen. &c. privatim scripta a Georgio Vuicelio. Leipzig: Ex officina Nicolae Fabri, 1534. 4to. [8] pp. (last page blank). 4to . I. Rare text on the 120th psalm of David by the German humanist Georg Witzel (1501-1573) who was active in church reform but stayed with the Catholic Church which led to numerous difficulties in his professional life. Witzel, who had taken holy orders, nevertheless married in 1523 and received help from Luther. He always believed the break in the church to be just a temporary and would eventually be healed. This caused friction with the reformers when he sought a university position at Erfurt and later with the Catholic Church when he sought a Papal dispensation. "Without quite realizing it, Witzel never really abandoned his hopes of seeing the Catholic Church reformed along humanistic lines" (see. Contemporaries of Erasmus, III, pp. 458-9). OCLC only locates a microfilm. II. Open letter from Witzel to Albert of Brandenburg, Archbishop and Elector of Mainz, Cardinal (1490-1545) in 1532. Albert was an important and influential German humanist who strove to prevent the radicalization of the religious conflict touched off by Luther and his followers. He often used his office to stall or delay the persecution of religious offenders to avoid an open rebellion on the part of the adherents of Luther. (see Contemporaries of Erasmus, I, 184-187). [40] pp. Blind stamp of the Rochester Seminary Library (deaccessioned). § I. VD16, W3965; Pegg, Swiss, 5344; Richter, Witzel Bibl. 15. II. VD 16, W 3842; Pegg, Swiss, 5302; Richter, Witzel Bibl. 3.
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CINGULARIUS AURIMONTANUS, HIER. 		   
Tersissima latini eloquij Synonymorum collectanea, non modo epistolas, verum etiam carmina cudere volentibus oppido idonea, ex multiiugis & quidem luculentissimis Oratorum tum Poetarum scriptis studiosa recognitione, veluti quaedam progymnasmata eruta, vernaculoque suo ut inventu sint faciliora accommodata, ac denuo secundum Alphabeti seriem deprompta atque concinnata. Annexus est Tractatulus utilissimus de vocum proprietatibus, seu terminorum differentijs.
      Magdeburg, Michael Lotter, (ca. 1535). Sm.8vo. Old boards. (75) lvs. One of the earliest school dictionaries of Latin synonyms by the Silesian humanist and school-director Hieronymus Cingularius Aurimontanus, Latin for Hieronymus Gürtel von Wildenberg (ca. 1465-1558). He was the founder of a famous German private school at Goldberg, for which he composed a number of school books after the latest pedagogical opinions and educational methods. The present school dictionary, first published at Wittenberg in 1513, was rather successful, Claes recording some 20 editions, but not the present one. The book is divided into two parts, the first part giving words in German, alphabetically arranged, with a wide choice of Latin synonyms, and the second part lists a large number of Latin expressions, alphabetically arranged according to the main word. Good copy of a rare edition.- (Sl. thumbed and browned). Hülse, Beitr. Gesch. Buchdruckerkunst Magdeburg, in: Geschichts-Blätter Stadt u. Land Magdeburg, 1880-1882, 196; Cf. STC German 210 (other ed.); this ed. not in Claes, Bibl. Verz. deutschen Vocab. u. Wörterb. bis 1600, 1977; not in NUC.
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Biblia Veteris & Novi Testamenti iuxta vulgatam editio. ad Hebraica(m) veritate(m) candori pristino restituta. Cum capitum singulorum argumentis. Vocum item Hebraicarum interpretatione.
      Straßburg 1535 bei Johann Schott in 8vo (17,5 x 12,5 cm). Zweispalt. Bibeldruck mit figürl. u. ornament. Holzschn.-Init., Titel in üppiger Holzschn.-Bordüre, von 6 Bibelversen zusätzlich umgeben, zwischen VT + NT ganzs. Christus-Holzschn. als 'Lux Mundi', ebenf. von 4 Bibel-Versen eingerahmt. Einschließl. Titel u. die Hieronymus- 'Bibelhilfen': (13) Bl (*8 a5), 1008/recte: 1009, (1) pp, (6) Bl (a6-8 b- z8 Aa-Ss8 Tt4, letzt. Bl. weiß). Auf Titelblatt Besitzverm. (Rudolphus Reinhardus Bernensis u. dieser vermacht die Bibel 1550 weiter an Paul Buler), ganz vereinz. Unterstreich., pp 700-800 wasserrandig u. braunfleckig, brauner Ldbd, abgegriffen, mit Rschild; trotz alledem insgesamt gut erhalten. - Bei dieser Bibel (Schott's einziger Bibeldr.) handelt es sich im großen u.ganzen um einen Nachdr. d. 'ominösen' Oktav-Trechsel-Vulgata Lyon 1532 (Stuttg. D 398 - Baudrier XII 236 - v.Gültl. VI 119/5). Schott unterläßt den Abdruck der Drucker-Glück- Wünsche der Gebr. Trechsel (oder evtl Michael Servets, 1511-1553, vgl Buchb. -1937- IX 499 - WW -1899- XI 199 ff - RE -1906- XVIII 228 ff) an den 'Mysta', den Bibelleser als 'Geheimpriester' (?!?), was - mit den anderen Fakten - die Annahme einer Herausgeberschaft M. Servets begünstigte, wie vielfach angenommen. Demgegenüber bringt Schott vor dem Beginn des NT-Textes Eusebs Canon-Tafeln (6 pp mit 10 Taf.). Im übrigen wird alles andere aus Trechsels NT 1532 wiedergegeben, insbes. neben den kompl. 'Bibelhilfen' (Vorw., Prologe u. 'viten') des Hieronymus auch das, was 'Servet-verdächtig' ist, u. zwar wie folgt: (1) Das 'fragmentum Rabbi Moyse Kymhi' (= R. Mose Kimchi, gest. 1190 - auch in anderen Bibeln abgedr.; hier sof. nach dem Tit.bl.). (2) Die komplette Wiedergabe der CS über jedem Kapitel eines Bibelbuches, wo Genesis Kap. II die Überschrift trägt: "Homo plasma DEI" und CS von Genesis III verkündet: "De hominis praevaricatione & poena". Bibeln m. diesen 'Trechsel' CS sind außer bei Trechsel 1532 (D 398) u. Schott (D 427) noch nachweisbar bei Fortsetzung:. Biblia Latina - VulgataFortsetzung: Trechsel für Giunta 1532 (Stuttg. unbekannt), bei Giunta 1535 (D 426) u. bei Giunta (Trechsel für Giunta?) 1540 (D 479). (3) Desweiteren wird als letztes Buch des VT das III. Buch der Makkabäer ('At Philopater a referentibus') gebracht. (4) Nach der Apocalypse werden dann noch die 'Interpretationes' der hebräi. Namen des 'Petrus Ubbelius Vormarius' (aus Wormer/Nordholland) mit dessen Gruß an den 'Candido Lectori' ohne irgendeine Kürzung gebracht. Lediglich weggelassen ist der Name des Verfassers, die Ortsangabe u. das Datum. Der Ort des 'geistigen Diebstahls' ist die Quentel-Bibel des Joh. Rudelius Köln 1527 (Stuttg. D 355), u. zwar begangen durch den Nürnberger Bibeldrucker Joh. Petreius (1497- 1550, vgl ADB XXV 518/9 u. NDB XX 262/3) durch die Übernahme vieler Teile der Quentel-Bibel in seine Bibeln Nbg 1527 u. 1529 (vgl Stuttg D 358 u. 375) u. von hier dann von Trechsel in dessen Bibel Lyon 1532 (Stuttgart D 398). - Die Schott-Bibel ist - wie bereits Le Long (Paris 1723) I 280 formuliert - eine Biblia lat. 'a Protestantibus edita'. - Stuttg. D 427 - Vd 16, B 2602 - Copinger Nr. 247 - Panzer VI 125/866 - Masch II, III, p 314/15 Rdz I - Adams I 126, B 1016 - BLC 28, 350 - Müller II 95 Nr. 216 - Ritter II 1 p 117 Nr. 199 - Schmidt (Repr. 1980) p 162 Nr. 134 - Baumgarten. Merkw. Bücher. X 191 ff Nr. 2909 - Goeze I 302 Nr. 467. - Unbekannt bei: DM II 2 - Sussex I 2 u. Caxton. - Zu Rabbi Moses Kimchi (gest. 1190), vgl. RGG (1959) III 1272 - RE (1901) X 283/85 - WW (1891) VII 452/53 - Buchb. (1933) V 954/55 - Jöcher II 2087; desweit. zur Abrundung: Iselin (Basel 1726/44) II 26 u. Suppl. II 242 - Moritz Steinschneider. Bodleiana (Repr. Olms 1998) II 1838-1844 Nr. 6498 - Julius Fürst. Bibliotheca Judaica (1851) II 183 ff - NBG (Reprint Kopenhagen 1967) XXVII 733 - Brockhaus-Enzyklopädie (1970) X 156.
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Epictetus. 		   
Arrianou Eriktetos [sic] Arriani Epictetvs
      [from the colophon: Venice: In aedibus Bartholomaei Zanetti Casterzagensis, aere uero, & diligentiaIoannis Francisci Trincaueli, September] 1535. Octavo. [216] ff., including the blank BB6 and BB7. Woodcut printer’s device on title and last leaf. Text in Greek letter. Ornamental Greek initials and headpieces. Dedication to Georges de Selve (1506-1541), French ambassador to Venice. Late seventeenth-century mottled calf. Gilt spine, tooled in compartments, gilt borders on covers, green speckled edges. A remarkably fine, clean copy. From the library of the Earl of Macclesfield, with the South Library armorial bookplate and the embossed stamp on the title-page and following leaf. Editio princeps of Arrian’s four books of the Discourses of Epictetus Epictetus (ca. 55–ca. 135), the very influential Stoic philosopher, was a slave in the household of Nero, and was given his freedom after the emperor’s death. Around 93 AD Domitian banished all philosophers from Rome, and ultimately, from Italy, and Epictetus traveled to Nicopolis in Epirus, Greece, where he founded a philosophical school. One of his students was the historian Arrian (ca. 86 - after 146), who took careful notes. Like Socrates, whom he admired, Epictetus wrote nothing for publication. Everything we know of Epictetus comes through Arrian’s writings, including both the Discourses, based on his lecture notes, and his later summary of Epictetus’ philosopohy, the Encheiridion. Likewise, Arrian is our greatest source of knowledge of Greek military tactics (Tactica) and our principle source of information about Alexanbder the Great (Anabasis). Vettore Trincavelli (1491-1598) was professor of medicine at the University of Padua. He published a number of medical books in Latin. An eminent Greek scholar, he edited the works of several Greek authors who had never before been translated in their original language, often printed by Bartholomaeus Zanetti. His editions of Themistius, trobaeus, and Hesiod are noteworthy. OCLC records fifteen copies worldwide. North American copies include Duke, Columbia, the Universities of Iowa and Illinois, Northwestern, the University of California at San Diego, and Dalhousie University.Dibdin, 4th edition, Vol. I, p. 328
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BARTOLOMEO, miniatore. 		   
Formulario ottimo ed elegante.Insegna di scriver lettere
      8°Carte 47 di 48,manca l'ultima bianca. Fts in cornice tipografica con figure,alcune mancanze alle punte.Accuratamente pulito e rilegato in bella pergamena recente. Venezia,Niccol°d'Aristotele detto Zoppino, 1535. Seconda edizione dopo quella del 1531.Una sola copia scompleta in Censimento.Non in Adams o British Library.L'opera viene anche attribuita a Cristoforo Landino.
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Ptolemaeus: 		   
[Siberia]
      Lyon, Treschel, 1535. Sheet size 41.5 x 53 cms. Woodcut map from an edition of Ptolemy’s Geographia, ultimately derived from Waldseemuller’s edition of 1513. Latin text to verso within a woodcut architectuarl border.
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Ptolemaeus, [Ptolemy] Claudius. Joachim Camerarius, the e... 		   
[Tetrabiblos] Hoc in libro nunquam ante typis aenis in lucem edita haec insunt. [Greek text:]Claudii Ptolemaei Plusiensis libri quatuor compositi Syro fratri. Eiusdem frucus librorum suorum, sive Centum dicta, ad eundem Syrum. Traductio in ligua(m) libroru(m) Ptolemaei duum priorum, & ex aliis praecipuorum aliquot locorum, Joachimi Camerarii Pabergensis. Converso Centum dictorum Ptolemaei in Latinum Joviani Pontani. Annotatiunculae eiusdem Joachimi ad libros priores duos iudiciorum Ptol. Matthaei Guarimbert Parmensis opusculum de radiis & aspectibus planetarum. Aphorismi Astrologici Ludovic...
      Nuremberg: Johannes Petreius, 1535. 4to. 2 vols in 1. 6,alpha-pi 4 [pi4 blank, present]; a-2f4. [12], 59ff=118,[2]; [8],84ff=168,[48]p. Contemp. vellum over boards, rebacked with old spine laid-on, label gilt (rubbed);a.e.g., t.p. soiled, small wormhole in blank inner margin of first three leaves; wormtrack in blank margin of last three leaves; wormtrack in last text leaf affecting a few letters; one old marginal notation in Greek; occ. light spots and minor edge stain but a very good copy with ample margins. Editio Princeps. First Greek/Latin edition. The first edition of the Greek text of Ptolemy's 'Tetrabiblos' or Quadripartium (consisting of four books) and the of the 'Karpos' (Centiloquium-- a collection of 100 astrological aphorisms erroneously attributed to Ptolemy. [The Karpos has been attributed to Ahmad ben Yusuf al-Misri (835-912). See: Sholomo Sela's Abraham Ibn Ezra and the Rise of Hebrew Science,2003; p321-2)]. These are followed by the first edition of Joachim Camerarius' Latin translation of the first two books and of passages from the third and fourth of the Tetrabiblos, and by Giovanni Pontano's Latin version of the Karpos. Next come seven pages of annotations by Camerarius on the first two books of the Tetrabiblos, Matteo Guarimberto's 'Opusculum de Radiis et Aspectibus Planetarum', Ludovicus De Rigius' 'Aphorismi Astrologici', and, finally, Camerarius' complete translation of the third and fourth books of the Tetrabiblos. 'Ptolemy ... regards the Tetrabilblos as the natural complement to the Almagest: as the latter enables one to predict the positions of the heavenly bodies, so the former expounds the theory of their influences on terrestrial things. The introductory chapters are devoted to a defense of astrology against chrages that it cannot achieve what it claims and that even if it can, it is useless ... From the obvious terrestrial physical effects of the sun and moon, he infers that all heavenly bodies must produce physical effects... By careful observation of the terrestrial manifestations accompanying the various recurring combinations of celestial bodies, he believes it possible to erect a system which, although not mathematically certain, will enable one to make useful predictions... Book I explains the technical concepts of astrology, book II deals with influences on the earth in general ('astrological geography' and weather predictions), and book III and IV with influences on human life.' [DSB] "Ptolemy's treatise on astrology, the Tetrabiblos, was the most popular astrological work of antiquity and also enjoyed great influence in the Islamic world and the medieval Latin West. The Tetrabiblos is an extensive and continually reprinted treatise on the ancient principles of horoscopic astrology in four books (Greek tetra means "four", biblos is "book"). That it did not quite attain the unrivalled status of the Almagest was perhaps because it did not cover some popular areas of the subject, particularly electional astrology (interpreting astrological charts for a particular moment to determine the outcome of a course of action to be initiated at that time), and medical astrology. The great popularity that the Tetrabiblos did possess might be attributed to its nature as an exposition of the art of astrology and as a compendium of astrological lore, rather than as a manual. It speaks in general terms, avoiding illustrations and details of practice. Ptolemy was concerned to defend astrology by defining its limits, compiling astronomical data that he believed was reliable and dismissing practices (such as considering the numerological significance of names) that he believed to be without sound basis. Much of the content of the Tetrabiblos may well have been collected from earlier sources; Ptolemy's achievement was to order his material in a systematic way, showing how the subject could, in his view, be rationalized. It is, indeed, presented as the second part of the study of astronomy of which the Almagest was the first, concerned with the influences of the celestial bodies in the sublunar sphere. Thus explanations of a sort are provided for the astrological effects of the planets, based upon their combined effects of heating, cooling, moistening, and drying. Ptolemy's astrological outlook was quite practical: he thought that astrology was like medicine, that is conjectural, because of the many variable factors to be taken into account: the race, country, and upbringing of a person affects an individual's personality as much if not more than the positions of the Sun, Moon, and planets at the precise moment of their birth, so Ptolemy saw astrology as something to be used in life but in no way relied on entirely." [Wkpd] VD 16 P5248. Cantamessa 3646. Hoffmann III,309. Schweiger I,279. Zinner 1605 & 329. Roller/Goodman II,332. Burmeister, Rhetikus, III,31. BM STC (Ger.) 719. Brunet IV, 948 'rare'. Graesse V, 497. Bibl. Magica 1016. Wightman 544n. Houzeau & Lancaster 3636. DSB 11 p. 198. Thorndike V,364. Haskins p. 110.
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C Crispi Sallvstii
      Lugdvni Apud Seb Gryphivm, 1535. (E31) - Index + 268 paginas - De L Sergij Catilinae coniuratione,&Bel lo Iugurthino hiftoriae, cum reliquis Orationibus, quas index fequentis paginae docebit - Hojas presentan marcas de oxido - Encuadernado en cartone - Puntas y lomo gastados - Regular estado.
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VEHE, Michael 		   
Errettung der beschüldigten Kelchdyeb von newen Bugenhagischen galgen
      Melchior Lotter, Leipzig 1535 19th century German black paste-paper covered boards. 4to. . FIRST EDITION of this important work attacking Bugenhagen's "Wider die Kelchdiebe" which, like the present work, was actually written in 1532 but first published three years later. "Michael Vehe Born at Bieberach near Wimpfen; died at Halle, April, 1559. He joined the Dominicans at Wimpfen, and was sent to Heidelberg in 1506, where he taught in 1512 and received the doctorate in theology in 1513. In 1515 he was appointed regent of the Dominican house of studies at Heidelberg; later Cardinal Albert of Mainz chose him as theologian and put him in charge of the Church of Halle, Saxony. He was summoned to Augsburg (1530) to refute the Lutheran Confession of Faith and took a prominent part in a debate against the Lutherans in 1534, at Leipzig. He wrote: "Von dem Gesatz der Niessung des h. hochw. Sacraments" (Leipzig, 1531), and "Errettung der beschuldigten kelchdieb" (Leipzig, 1535) [The present work described above] on Communion under one species; "Wie unterschieldlicher wiess Gott und seine heiligen sollen geehret werden" (Leipzig, 1532), a treatise on the veneration of the saints; "Assertio sacrorum quorumdam axiomatum" (Leipzig, 1537), on the point controverted by the Reformers; these writings are . Vehe also published "Ein neue Gesangbuchlein" (Leipzig, 1537; Hanover, 1853), a collection of hymns. He was called to the bishopric of Halberstadt, 21 Feb., 1559. (New Catholic Encyclopedia) Wide margined copy with very neat annotations in a contemporary hand. The work is rare with OCLC locates the University of Minnesota copy and the present copy (Colgate-Rochester) in the U.S. and two copies in Germany [190]. Without last blank leaf. Fine woodcut title-border and woodcut initials. Extensive very legible contemporary annotations. Early inscription on title-page as well as the signature of Howard Osgood. Rochester Seminary Library blindstamp on title- page (deacessioned) § VD16 V 486; BM/STC German 886; ADB XXXIX, 529; Godeke, Grundriss zur Geschichte der deutschen Dichtung aus den Quellen, 237; not in Pegg, or Kuczynski.
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Les cent nouvelles: nouuelles…a deuiser en toutes bõnes compaignies par maniere de iouyeusete.
      Paris, Alain Lotrian & Denis Janot c. 1535. 4to (189 x 128 mm). [xiv], [292], [2]p. Bâtarde type, double column, NINETY-SEVEN TEXT WOODCUTS, title in red & black within four-block architectural woodcut border of feasting scenes, grotesqueries, etc. Janot’s first device on final verso (Renouard 476). 19th century crushed brown morocco (Pratt), gilt panelled frames with gilt outer corner fleurons, spine & title gilt, board edges & turn-ins gilt, a.e.g. *THE BEGINNING OF THE MODERN FRENCH SHORT STORY. Composed as after dinner entertainment for King Louis XII, these tales employ love triangles, intense sensuality, shameless mockery and explicit eroticism. THE WOODBLOCKS SHOW HUNTING PARTIES, COUNTING HOUSES, LOVE-MAKING, SERENADES, FARMERS PLOWING, JOUSTS, MARINERS RETURNING HOME…. Of the dozen or so editions to 1540 are all undated and all of the utmost rarity (e.g., NUC lists only two). This copy was first described in The Huth Library (II: 281). It sold for £30 (Sale IV (1912) 1406) to Quaritch for Rahir, who offered it that year for FF 1500- (Bull. mensuel 15 (N.S.) 427 — for comparison he had the 1531 Alciati at FF 250-). It remains THE ONLY COPY KNOWN OF THIS EDITION, many margins untrimmed; Huth’s gilt blue morocco ex libris and Jean Hersent’s engraved bookplate on the front pastedown. Dubois, Les cent nouvelles nouvelles & la tradition de la nouvelle en France au Moyen âge.
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JUVENAL. PERSIUS. 		   
Satyrae.
      Venice; in aedibus haeredum Aldi, et Andreae Soceri, 1535. 8vo. ff. 78. Italic letter. Aldine anchor device on t-p, bookplate of T. Kimball Brooker on pastedown. A fine copy in early 19th C English straight-grained olive morocco, triple-filleted in gilt, gilt Aldine dolphin to centre of each board, spine gilt in compartments, aeg. Third Aldine edition of Juvenal's and Persius' satires, which "follows sometimes one, and sometimes the other, text of the previous editions" (Dibdin). The book contains the famous sixteen satires written by Juvenal, and six by Persius. Juvenal being the greatest of Roman satirical poets, it is no surprise that Aldus quickly included his work among his beautifully printed pocket series publications. Little is known about Juvenal's life. His satires were first published between AD c110 and 127 and are characterised by a satirical and ironical humour directed against the vices of Roman society of the time. The third satire is perhaps the best, containing a wonderfully vivid description of Rome (which inspired Dr Johnson's 'London'), while the sixth, a harsh denunciation of women's vices, is the longest and most virulent. In his six satires, Flaccus Aulus Persius (AD 34-62) displays his stern Stoic morality in a mixture of styles and rather obscure language. A harsh criticism of the poets at the court of Nero is the subject of the first. The others, which are more homilies that satires, deal with topics such as the abuse of prayer (not for obtaining material goods), the damage caused by vice, and the greatness of Cornutus (Persius' Stoic teacher). The fine Aldine type makes the (re)reading of this edition a real pleasure. According to a pencil note on the fly, the Fortescue copy sold at Christie's in 1971. BM STC It. 364. Renouard 113:1 "pas commune". Adams J777. Brunet III 630. Graesse III 519 "édition très correcte et rare". Dibdin II p. 150-151 "It is not common".L800
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Ptolemy, Claudius; Michaele Villanovano (Michael Servetus) 		   
Claudii Ptolemaei Alexandrini Geographicae Enarrationis Libri Octo Ex Bilibaldi Pirckeymheri Tralatione, Sed Ad Graeca & Prisca Exemplaria a Michaele Villanovano (Serveto) Iam Primum Recogniti. Adjecta Insuper Ab Eodem Scholia Quibus Exoleta Urbium Nomina
      Melchioris et Gasparis Trechsel, 1535. 4to bound in early blind-tooled, panelled calf over boards, small gilt devices to panels, nine compartments at the spine with a gilt fleur-de-lis in each. Clasp-mounts present, but clasps gone. 50 woodcut engraved maps, all double-aged save for the single-paged map of Lotharingia. (Some skillful, professional repairs and remargining throughout; cracking and rubbing to the leather). A celebrated and notorious edition of Ptolemy, the first edited by Michael Servetus. His description of the barren soil of Palestine in this volume, as opposed to the popular conception of it being a land of milk and honey, was one of the charges that led to him being burned at the stake in 1553, though the statement was not original to Servetus; he copied it from the 1525 edition of his predecessor, Pirckeymher. Copies of the present edition were immolated along with their editor, by order of Calvin, making surviving copies rare. The woodcut ornaments and borders are thought to be the work of Hans Holbein and Urs Graf. A beautiful example of this rare and significant edition of Ptolemy. Harrisse 210. Sabin 66483. Phillips 364.
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Ptolemaeus, [Ptolemy] Claudius. Joachim Camerarius, the elder ed.& trans. Giovanni Potano, trans. 		   
Tetrabiblos] Hoc in libro nunquam ante typis aenis in lucem edita haec insunt. [Greek text:]Claudii Ptolemaei Plusiensis libri quatuor compositi Syro fratri. Eiusdem frucus librorum suorum, sive Centum dicta, ad eundem Syrum. Traductio in ligua(m) libroru(m) Ptolemaei duum priorum, & ex aliis praecipuorum aliquot locorum, Joachimi Camerarii Pabergensis. Converso Centum dictorum Ptolemaei in Latinum Joviani Pontani. Annotatiunculae eiusdem Joachimi ad libros priores duos iudiciorum Ptol. Matthaei Guarimbert Parmensis opusculum de radiis & aspectibus planetarum. Aphorismi Astrologici Ludovici de Rigiis ad partiarcham Constantionopolitanum.
      Johannes Petreius, Nuremberg: 1535. 4to. 2 vols in 1. 6,alpha-pi 4 [pi4 blank, present]; a-2f4. [12], 59ff=118,[2]; [8],84ff=168,[48]p. Contemp. vellum over boards, rebacked with old spine laid-on, label gilt (rubbed);a.e.g., t.p. soiled, small wormhole in blank inner margin of first three leaves; wormtrack in blank margin of last three leaves; wormtrack in last text leaf affecting a few letters; one old marginal notation in Greek; occ. light spots and minor edge stain but a very good copy with ample margins. Editio Princeps. First Greek/Latin edition. The first edition of the Greek text of Ptolemy's 'Tetrabiblos' or Quadripartium (consisting of four books) and the of the 'Karpos' (Centiloquium-- a collection of 100 astrological aphorisms erroneously attributed to Ptolemy. [The Karpos has been attributed to Ahmad ben Yusuf al-Misri (835-912). See: Sholomo Sela's Abraham Ibn Ezra and the Rise of Hebrew Science,2003; p321-2)]. These are followed by the first edition of Joachim Camerarius' Latin translation of the first two books and of passages from the third and fourth of the Tetrabiblos, and by Giovanni Pontano's Latin version of the Karpos. Next come seven pages of annotations by Camerarius on the first two books of the Tetrabiblos, Matteo Guarimberto's 'Opusculum de Radiis et Aspectibus Planetarum', Ludovicus De Rigius' 'Aphorismi Astrologici', and, finally, Camerarius' complete translation of the third and fourth books of the Tetrabiblos. 'Ptolemy . regards the Tetrabilblos as the natural complement to the Almagest: as the latter enables one to predict the positions of the heavenly bodies, so the former expounds the theory of their influences on terrestrial things. The introductory chapters are devoted to a defense of astrology against chrages that it cannot achieve what it claims and that even if it can, it is useless . From the obvious terrestrial physical effects of the sun and moon, he infers that all heavenly bodies must produce physical effects. By careful observation of the terrestrial manifestations accompanying the various recurring combinations of celestial bodies, he believes it possible to erect a system which, although not mathematically certain, will enable one to make useful predictions. Book I explains the technical concepts of astrology, book II deals with influences on the earth in general ('astrological geography' and weather predictions), and book III and IV with influences on human life.' [DSB]"Ptolemy's treatise on astrology, the Tetrabiblos, was the most popular astrological work of antiquity and also enjoyed great influence in the Islamic world and the medieval Latin West. The Tetrabiblos is an extensive and continually reprinted treatise on the ancient principles of horoscopic astrology in four books (Greek tetra means "four", biblos is "book"). That it did not quite attain the unrivalled status of the Almagest was perhaps because it did not cover some popular areas of the subject, particularly electional astrology (interpreting astrological charts for a particular moment to determine the outcome of a course of action to be initiated at that time), and medical astrology.The great popularity that the Tetrabiblos did possess might be attributed to its nature as an exposition of the art of astrology and as a compendium of astrological lore, rather than as a manual. It speaks in general terms, avoiding illustrations and details of practice. Ptolemy was concerned to defend astrology by defining its limits, compiling astronomical data that he believed was reliable and dismissing practices (such as considering the numerological significance of names) that he believed to be without sound basis.Much of the content of the Tetrabiblos may well have been collected from earlier sources; Ptolemy's achievement was to order his material in a systematic way, showing how the subject could, in his view, be rationalized. It is, indeed, presented as the second part of the study of astronomy of which the Almagest was the first, concerned with the influence
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LUDOVICO ARIOSTO 		   
Le satire
      venezia zoppino 1535 In-8º; molto raro; pp. (64), al frontespizio grande ritratto di ariosto di prfofilo inciso su legno. Sette satire.Legatura in piena pelle moderna.
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Joseph, Flavius; Erasme 		   
Flavii Josephi Antiquitatum. Judaicarum libri XX, ad vetera exemplaria diligenter recogniti.
      In Aedibus Joannis Parui (Petit), Luteciae 1535 Flavii Josephi Antiquitatum. Judaicarum libri XX, ad vetera exemplaria diligenter recogniti. De bello judaico libri VII, ex collatione Graecorum codicum castigatiores quam unquam ante redditi ; Contra Appionem libri II, pro corruptis antea, iam ex Graeco itidem non solum emendati, sed etiam suppleti. De imperio rationis siue de machabaeis liber unus a des. Erasmo Rotterdamo recognitus. Cum indice copiosissimo. Vingt livres des antiquités judaïques de Flavius Joseph dûment reconnues comme d'anciens exemplaires. Sept livres sur la guerre judaïque de la collection des codex grecs rendus de façon plus exactes que jamais auparavant. Deux livres contre Appio, revus et corrigés Un livre propos du règne de la raison et des cadavres attribué à Erasme de Rotterdam. Avec un important index 743 p. Reliure demi-cuir, dos à six nerfs, vignette de titre doré contrecollée
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Cicero 		   
Rhetoricorum Ad Herennium Libri IV. in Eorundem Obscura Et Difficilia Loca Annotationes Perutiles Et Necessariae, a Gyberto Longolio Conscriptae. De Inventione Libri Duo C. Fabii Victorini Commentariis...Per Longolium Castigatis, 8
      Coloniae Ioannes, 1535. Good 16mo-over 5¾"-6¾" tall Schweiger 115. raised bands. lovely, sturdy book, all Latin, entirely decorated with portraits and florals and secured with 2 metal clasps (it has a couple of nice wormholes). contemporary notes on endpapers (front endpaper loose). small tear at top of spine. binding tighter than tight. interior clean and intact except for some small corner bumps and very small chips. edge stains. a very nice copy indeed.
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BEMBO,Pietro. 		   
Epistolarum Leonis Decimus…libri XVI.
      2° ( mm 298x203 ).186 unn.leaves.the first and last blank.Contemporary ms notes in the first blank,some wormholes in the inner blank margins and some waterstains in the lower margins of the first leaves.A very large copy in near original conditions bound Venezia,Giovanni Patavino e Valentino Ruffinelli, ( 1535 ). First edition of Bembo's epistolary to the Pope Leo the 10th.B.L.STC,80-Adams,B,587.
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Claius, Johannes & Aldus Manitius [Manuzio], the younger. 		   
Prosodiae...Libri Tres, De cognoscenda Syllabarum quantiotate & carminum ratione qpud Latinos, Graecos, & Hebraeos. Wittenberg: Ex Officina Cratoniane,1595. [bound with:] Aldo Manitius. Purae, Elegantes, Et Copiosae, Latinae Linguae Phrases...Nunc primum in Germania editae. Leipzig:Michael Lantzenberger,1592.
      8vo. 2 vols. in 1. A-X8. a8,b4,A-T8. [348]. 27,[24]pp. Contemp. 1/2 blind-tooled pigskin over vellum, small piece cut from piskin on front cover, a few wormholes, stains on covers, edges speckled red, marginal wormhole, P1 small tear, some marginal dampstains at end of second work, else very good. Printer's device (Baptism) on t.p. of first work and Crucifixion on second. "Johannes Claius (1535-1592) was a native of Herzberg in Saxony, Rector at Goldberg, then at Nordhausen, and in 1574 pastor at Bendeleben in Thuringia. He was a Hebrew scholar, and made several translations intio that language, amongst others the Gospels...He is the first also who compiled a complete German grammar..." [Ferguson] He also wrote a work on Alchemy. His grammar was based on Luther's language gave it authority to became the standard. Aldus Manutius II (1547-1597) was the son of Paulo, the youngest son of Aldo the great Italian printer. Aldo, the younger hed a professorship in Venice before succeeding Sigonius in Bologna and Muretus in Rome. At the age of 11 he produced the "Elegancies of the Tusan and Latin languages." Claius: VD16 C4002. Manutius:VD16 M805.
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VEGEZIO 		   
DE RE MILITARI LIBRI QUATUOR. PARIGI, IN OFFICINA CH. WECHELI, 1535.
      In 8, p. 359,b, c.nn. 7 (invece di 8, manca l'ultima, bianca). Bei capilettera e 28 schemi di tattica militare nel testo. Leggero alone nella parte superiore delle prime carte, per il resto ottimo esemplare. Legatura settecentesca in pergamena. Tassello al dorso. Tagli rossi. (Adams, V 333).
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PRIVITERA, M. 		   
GIROLAMO MACCHIETTI UN PITTORE DELLO STUDIOLO DI FRANCESCO I. (FIRENZE 1535-1592). MAILAND 1996. 4TO. 233 S. MIT 114 ABB. U. 74 FARBTAF. ORIG.-LEINENBD.
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CARPI, Ugo da 		   
Thesauro de Scrittori
      Rome Antonio Baldo 1535. Rare, early edition of this anthology of alphabets culled from famous contemporary writing masters (Tagliente, Fanti and Arrighi) by the only 16th-century artist to produce a writing book, Ugo da Carpi.
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BUKOLDIANO Gerardo - PETRI BEMBI (3 ouvrages en 1 seule reliure) 		   
De inventione et amplificatione oratoria : feu, ufulocorum, libri tres - Suivi de EPISTOLAE DE DISSIDIIS RELIGIONIS - Suivi de OPUSCULA
      Sebastien Gryphium (Gryphe), Lugduni (Lyon), 1535 suivi de Impressum argento., 1539 suivi de Gryphe, 1532. 3 ouvrages dans une même reliure postérieure (18è) in/8 en plein veau tacheté, dos à nerfs à caissons dorés et pièce de titre rouge, tranches rouges, vignette de l'emblème de Sébastien Gryphe, belles lettrines historiées et belle typographie, 7 ff., 203 p. - 22 ff. n.p., 271 p. Bon état de la reliure hormis une galerie d'insecte sur le mors supérieur, 2 etiquettes sur le dos ; écrits à la plume contemporains à l'ouvrage en pages de titres et en marge de certaines pages ; auréoles claires en base de l'ensemble de l'ouvrage ; manque de papier (emblème S. Gryphe) en page de garde du 3è ouvrage ; manque de papier (restauré) avec manque de texte en dernier feuillet de l'ouvrage (épitre). 3 books in one vol. 8 mo. From 1532 to 1539 binding of 18th century in full spotted calf, ribbed spine with gilt compartments & red label, red edges, pretty ornamented initials, [7], 203 p. - 22 ff. - 271 p. ; Very good binding except wormhol on the joint ; 2 paper labels on spine ; slight waterstain on the bottom edge of the book ; lack of paper (S. Gryphe's emblematic) and another lack on the least page of the book (restauration but lack of letters) ; ink writtings of a contemporary hand .
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PLAUTE (Titus Maccius Plautus) 		   
Comoediae viginti.
      Lyon, Sébastien Gryphe, 1535. 1 vol. in-8°, parchemin, dos à nerfs, titre écrit à la plume au dos, tranches mouchetées de rouge. Reliure du XIXe s. Impression en car. italiques, 724 pp., (2) ff. blancs, marque de l'imprimeur au v° du dernier f. blanc. Signatures : [a-z]8 [A-Y]8 Z4. Quelques annotations marginales, partie sup. du titre découpée et doublée sans perte de texte, qq. rousseurs et mouillures. Première édition des comédies de Plaute donnée par S. Gryphe. Elle sera reproduite de nombreuses fois au XVIe siècle. Graesse V, 327; Baudrier VIII, 86.
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Ptolemy Claudius; Fries Laurent 		   
Typus Orbis Descriptione Ptolemaei
      Lyon, , c.1535. Lyon edition with surrounding wind-heads, but without the later title, wood cut map of the World. This reduced version of Waldseemuller's World map of 1513 was first issued by Fries in Strasburg in 1522 without the wind-heads. These were added to his next Size: 300mm x 450mm, 11 3/4" x 17 3/4". Hand Colored, Very good, with good margins, slight browning on central vertical fold, reinforced verso. References: Shirley 47.
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Fries, L. 		   
India Orientalis
      1535 - woodcut - B/W as issued*Early (modern) map of S.E. Asia and Indonesia. Showing anthropophagi(cannibals) on the island of Angama (Bali??) Wide margins. Mint condition.
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SCHODOLER Wernher / BENZ Walther (éditeur) 		   
DIE EIDGENOESSISCHE CHRONIK DES WERNHER SCHODOLER um 1510 bis 1535.
      Luzern (Lucerne), Faksimile-Verlag, 1980-1983. 30x42 cm. Facsimilé de la célèbre chronique manuscrite en allemand de Schodoler relative à la Suisse. 2 volumes de facsimilé richement ornés de dessins à la plume dont une partie en couleurs + 1 volume de commentaires en allemand (auf Deutch) par Franz Bächtiger, Eugen Bürgisser, Pascal Ladner, Cäsar Menz, et Eduard Studer. Les 2 volumes de facsimilé sont magnifiquement reliés dans le style de l'époque : Pleine peau beige ornée à froid de motifs héraldiques ou stylisés. Renforts en laiton et fermoires travaillés en repoussé. Dos muets à 4 doubles nerfs. Les deux reliures diffèrent légèrement par le décors conformément aux reliures originales. Le commentaire est relié en demi-peau de même couleur, mais les plats sont simplement recouverts de toile écrue. Les deux volumes de facsimilé sont par ailleurs protégés par des étuis en pleine toile. Petites traces d'usage sur les étuis, sinon ensemble en très bon état et de magnifique présentation. Un des 1060 exemplaires (n° 617). L'original de la chronique de Schodoler se trouve à présent divisée en 3 parties, conservées dans 3 villes différentes : MS 62 à la Leopold-Sophien Bibliothek à Uberlingen, MS 2 aux archives municipales de Bremgarten, MS Bibl. Zurl. Fol. 18 à la Bibliothèque cantonale d'Aarau.
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[No Author] 		   
Three Primers Put Forth in the Reign of Henry VII
      . A Goodly Prymer, 1535; The Manual of Prayers or the Prymer in English, 1539; King Henry's Primer, 1545. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1848. 527 pp. Hardcover. 8vo. Rebound in half crimson morocco over marbled paper covered boards. Five raised bands and gilt decorations to spine. Edges of pages lightly toned; light scattered foxing throughout, top corners of pp. 201-204 torn away. Quite good; text block bright in a near fine binding. A handsome edition. Very good/No dust jacket.
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VACHON Marius 		   
L'hotel de ville de Paris 1535-1905.
      Dessins de A. Hotin. 72 héliogravures hors-texte de Braun, Clément et Cie, tirées par Ch. Wittmann. 102 gravures dans le texte. Table des illustrations. Paris, Plon, Nourrit 1905. 239 pp. Reliure demi-chagrin noir. Dos à nerfs. Couverture conservée. Pas de rousseur. Coins frottés. Bel exemplaire. Fort volume, format 32x23. ***** Voir Photo : http://www.livresetcollections.com/details_livres.php?id=8337 *****
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Riegger Paul Josef von 		   
Institutionum iurisprudentiae ecclesiasticae. Editio nova et emendata. 4 Tle. in 3 Bdn. Wien, Trattner 1777-78. 8º. 16 Bll. 469S. 13Bll.; 18Bll.405S. 18Bll.; 23Bll. 659S. 18Bll.; 15 Bll. 474S. 16Bll.Ldr. d. Zt. mit Rsch.
      ADB XXVIII, 552 - vgl. Giese 1535 (nur IV. Bd.).- Dritte erweiterte Ausgabe der grundlegenden Darstellung.- Riegger (1705-1777) war Prof. f. Staatsrecht an der 1751 reorganisierten Theresianischen Akademie, "hat für die Entwicklung der kirchlichen Verhältnisse Oesterreichs in jener Zeit eine ausschlaggebenden Bedeutung ... Er war zweifelsohne einer der besten Kenner des positiven Kirchenrechts. ...vertritt die Omnipotenz des Staates auch gegenüber der Kirche. Man darf seine Theorie mit Recht als jene bezeichnen, welche in den Kaiserin der Kaiserin Maria Theresia ausgeführt wurde, ihn selbst als geistigen Vater der meisten Verordnungen jener Zeit." (ADB XXVIII, 552).- An der Wiener Universität "entwarf er einen methodischen Neuansatz und prägte jenen staatskirchenrechtlichen Kurs, der etwas verkürzt als Josephinismus bezeichnet wird" (Bautz VIII, 310). Er repräsentierte, wie Martini und Abt Rautenstrauch, die antipäpstlich orientierte österreichische Aufklärungstheologie.- Tls. etw. gebräunt od. wasserrandig, Ebd. etw. berieben, 2 Rsch. etw. beschädigt.
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PRIVITERA, M. 		   
GIROLAMO MACCHIETTI UN PITTORE DELLO STUDIOLO DI FRANCESCO I. (FIRENZE 1535-1592). MAILAND 1996. 4TO. 233 S. MIT 114 ABB. U. 74 FARBTAF. ORIG.-LEINENBD.
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VICENTE DAGNINO. 		   
EL CORREJIMIENTO DE ARICA 1535 - 1784 - CRONICAS ARIQUENAS "IMPRENTA ""LA EPOCA""" 0
      n/a "2 obras en 1 volumen - (OO42) - I: Imprenta ""La Epoca"", 1909 - 350 paginas - Fotos - II : Imprenta ""La Joya Literaria"" - 96 paginas - Firmado por el autor - Prologo de Vicente Dagnino - VV AA - Encuadernado en medio cuero - Buen estado."
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HUREWITZ, J.C. 		   
Diplomacy in the Near & Middle East:
      A Documentary Record: 1535-1914. 2 vols. 309 & 444pp 1956. VG in DW. Binding is Hardback.
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Die "Jahrbücher für wissenschaftliche Kritik" - Hegels Berliner Gegenakademie 		   
Die "Jahrbücher für wissenschaftliche Kritik" - Hegels Berliner Gegenakademie
      Frommann-Holzboog, verlagsfrisch Die "Jahrbücher für wissenschaftliche Kritik" - Hegels Berliner Gegenakademie Herausgegeben von Jamme, Christoph Verlag : Frommann-Holzboog ISBN : 3-7728-1535-9 Einband : Leinen Seiten/Umfang : 583 Seiten - 20,5 × 14,8 cm Erschienen : 1994 Preisinfo : 175,00 Eur[D] Aus der Reihe : Spekulation u. Erfahrung II 27
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CRENSHAW & MILFORD 		   
Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics - Volume One & Two
      Mosby 1963-4th. edition, Mosby, w/1535 illus, 9 in color., 26. 7 cm, in blue cloth, original, Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics -4th edition; Volume One & Two: ORTHOPEDIC PROCEDURES: ORTHOPEDICS. Please allow an additional week or so on top of dlvry estimate for this item. 345Ships out FAST in secure packaging. Expedited and international shipping available. Buy 3 or more items from us and receive free upgrade to Priority Mail.
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JUVENALIS PERSIUS 		   
JUVENALIS PERSIUS
      IN FINE: VENETIIS, IN AEDIBUS HAEREDUM ALDI, ET ANDREAE SOCERI, MENSE MARTIO., VENETIIS 1535 (cm.16,8) ottima piena pergamena manoscritta, di poco posteriore, ricavata da un rogito notarile con il " Signum Tabellionis ", ben restaurata, sguardie antiche.-- cc. 78 numerate. Ancora e data al frontis, spazi per capitali con letterina guida, colophon a carta 78 che è bianca al verso. Terza edizione veramente rara, con il testo identico alle due precedenti del 1501 e 1515, che esaurirono subito e per ciò ne fu fatta questa nuova impressione nel 1535 con al colophon la scritta " In aedibus haeredum aldi." anzichè: " in aedibus aldi.". E' questa una delle opere più antiche in formato tascabile dei classici impressi da Aldo. Vecchia integrazione al margine del frontis che intacca appena la punta dell' ancora e qualche macchietta, foro di tarlo ben restaurato al margine bianco delle ultime 4 carte, altrimenti esemplare molto bello, fresco e nitido. RENOUARD 113/1; BURGASSI 77/1; AHMANSON-MURPHY-UCLA n° 242 fasc. III A; BM. STC. 364; ADAMS J 777. [Attributes: First Edition]
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VEHE, Michael 		   
Errettung der beschüldigten Kelchdyeb von newen Bugenhagischen galgen
      Melchior Lotter Leipzig 1535 19th century German black paste-paper covered boards. 4to. . FIRST EDITION of this important work attacking Bugenhagen's "Wider die Kelchdiebe" which, like the present work, was actually written in 1532 but first published three years later. "Michael Vehe Born at Bieberach near Wimpfen; died at Halle, April, 1559. He joined the Dominicans at Wimpfen, and was sent to Heidelberg in 1506, where he taught in 1512 and received the doctorate in theology in 1513. In 1515 he was appointed regent of the Dominican house of studies at Heidelberg; later Cardinal Albert of Mainz chose him as theologian and put him in charge of the Church of Halle, Saxony. He was summoned to Augsburg (1530) to refute the Lutheran Confession of Faith and took a prominent part in a debate against the Lutherans in 1534, at Leipzig. He wrote: "Von dem Gesatz der Niessung des h. hochw. Sacraments" (Leipzig, 1531), and "Errettung der beschuldigten kelchdieb" (Leipzig, 1535) [The present work described above] on Communion under one species; "Wie unterschieldlicher wiess Gott und seine heiligen sollen geehret werden" (Leipzig, 1532), a treatise on the veneration of the saints; "Assertio sacrorum quorumdam axiomatum" (Leipzig, 1537), on the point controverted by the Reformers; these writings are . Vehe also published "Ein neue Gesangbuchlein" (Leipzig, 1537; Hanover, 1853), a collection of hymns. He was called to the bishopric of Halberstadt, 21 Feb., 1559. (New Catholic Encyclopedia) Wide margined copy with very neat annotations in a contemporary hand. The work is rare with OCLC locates the University of Minnesota copy and the present copy (Colgate-Rochester) in the U.S. and two copies in Germany [190]. Without last blank leaf. Fine woodcut title-border and woodcut initials. Extensive very legible contemporary annotations. Early inscription on title-page as well as the signature of Howard Osgood. Rochester Seminary Library blindstamp on title- page (deacessioned) § VD16 V 486; BM/STC German 886; ADB XXXIX, 529; Godeke, Grundriss zur Geschichte der deutschen Dichtung aus den Quellen, 237; not in Pegg, or Kuczynski
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Cicero 		   
Rhetoricorum Ad Herennium Libri IV. In Eorundem Obscura et Difficilia Loca Annotationes Perutiles et Necessariae, a Gyberto Longolio Conscriptae. De Inventione Libri Duo C. Fabii Victorini Commentariis...per Longolium Castigatis, 8
      Coloniae Ioannes 1535 Schweiger 115. raised bands. lovely, sturdy book, all Latin, entirely decorated with portraits and florals and secured with 2 metal clasps (it has a couple of nice wormholes). contemporary notes on endpapers (front endpaper loose). small tear at top of spine. binding tighter than tight. interior clean and intact except for some small corner bumps and very small chips. edge stains. a very nice copy indeed.
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GRAPALDI F.M. 		   
LEXICON DE PARTIBUS AEDIUM... LUGDUNI, APUD HAEREDES SIMONIS, VINCENTII, 1535.
      Cm. 15,5, pp. 361 (47). Marchio tipografico al frontespizio. Solida legatura settecentesca in piena pergamena rigida con titoli su tassello al dorso. Qualche fioritura, per lo piu' marginale, peraltro ben conservato. Buona edizione, condotta sulla stampa parmense del 1516, di questa celebre enciclopedia delle ""antichita' private"". L'autore vi indica i nomi con cui venivano chiamate le varie parti della casa e di tutte le cose che in essa potevano entrarvi. Interessante per i termini usati nella costruzione di edifici e giardini e per la trattazione delle cose domestiche, librerie, giardini, granai, cucine, bagni, stalle, fontane, ecc. Di grande validita' anche per la comprensione e la conoscenza della vita sociale nel Rinascimento. Si segnalano inoltre capitoli su medicina e gastronomia. Cfr. Brunet II, 1710 e Oberle' (605) che evidenzia tutti i tratti di interesse gastronomico ed enologico (dall'organizzazione della cucina ai cibi e le bevande che si debbono servire al cenacolo).
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Bensington, Benson 		   
INDENTURES DEEDS: Release of lands in Bensington or Benson, Oxfordshire, between Elinor Cheyney or Cheney of Benson, Daughter, William Cheyney of Benson, Deceased, Thomas Spyer of Spear and Rado Spyer
      1535. Release of lands in Bensington or Benson, Oxfordshire, between Elinor Cheyney or Cheney of Benson, Daughter, William Cheyney of Benson, Deceased, Thomas Spyer of Spear and Rado Spyer. PROPERTY: All his lands, tenements, etc., in Bensyngton [Bensington, Benson]. MEDIUM: Manuscript in Latin on vellum. CONDITION: Dirt marking and light creasing otherwise good. Lacks seal. SIZE: 9 by 25 cm.
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Lodovici, Francesco de (sec. XV-XVI). 		   
Triomphi di Carlo.
      Venezia, Francesco Bindoni e Maffeo Pasini, settembre 1535. "In-4° (mm 206x145). 4 carte non numerate, 215 numerate, manca l'ultima carta bianca. Al frontespizio grande silografia raffigurante l'autore nell'atto di offrire la propria opera al doge Andrea Gritti. Legatura ottocentesca in marocchino rosso firmata Chambolle-Duru recante al centro di entrambi i piatti le armi dorate del barone di Seillière con la scritta ‘Bibliothèque de Mello’; decorazioni e titolo in oro al dorso, tagli dorati, dentelles interne. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione, accuratamente lavato. Copia del Barone Achille de Seillière (Cat. London, 1867, n. 659); timbro al recto del foglio di guardia posteriore. Prima rarissima edizione in prima tiratura di questo poema cavalleresco che celebra le vittorie di Carlo Magno e dei suoi paladini. «I Trionfi di Carlo narrano le lotte dei paladini nel metro con cui Dante ha descritto le pene e i gaudi d'oltretomba» (Flamini, Il Cinquecento, p. 143). Di quest'opera si conosce un'altra tiratura impressa l'anno successivo e priva della silografia al frontespizio. Melzi-Tosi, pp. 194-195; Cat. Olschki n. CXVI, Romans de chevalerie, n. 277; Essling II, 664; Sander 4008; Mortimer, 262. First edition in first issue of this knightly epic that celebrates the victories of Charlemagne; this edition contains a woodcut illustration of the author donating his work to the doge Andrea Gritti. De Mello copy, bound in red morocco by Chambolle-Duru."
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FERDINAND, deutscher Kaiser, 		   
Ordenliche Verainigung E. Königlicher Maiestat mit den löblichen Fürsten und Herrschafften in Obern- und Nidern-Bayern etc. Sampt etlichen umbligenden Stetten der Müntz halben, des gemeynen Mans nachteyl und schaden zu verschonen, wie in sollicher vereynigung klärlich angezeygt wirdt. .
      (s.l.s.n.1535). 4 nicht gezählte Blätter. Moderner Interimsbappband mit schwarzem Titelschild auf dem Deckel. 8vo. (A4661) Münzvereinbarung mit den bayerischen Herzogtümern, gegeben und gesiegelt durch Ferdinand, Römischer König, 1. Febr. 1535.
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