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NORDAFRIKA ( North Africa ):
Hschn.- Karte, n. Ptolemäus b. Melchior und Caspar Treschel, ohne Titel ( Untitled ).
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1535, 29,5 x 44 "Norwich, Maps of Africa, Nr. 287; Betz, the mapping of Africa, S. 38 mit Abbildungder Ausgabe 1513.- Die erste Fassung dieser Karte erschien 1513 ( Siehe Betz, Seite 38 ); hier die Ausgabe 1535, erschienen bei Treschel in Lyon. Mit rückseitigem Text."
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Plautus, Titus Maccius,
M Accii Plauti
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, 1535 - Amphitruo Asinaria et al; 775 pages + index; Basileae Ioan Hervagium an MDXXXV Mense Martio 1535 Book condition: fair++; leather rubbed to extremities; a few underlinings; begins page 3, (beginning of Amphitruo); no prelims; Drama Plays [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Livio Tito
Le Deche volgari, delle storie Romane, co[n] somma diligenza corrette, & d'infiniti errori eme[n]date e nuovamente etia[n]dio in molti luoghi ritradotte. Allequali sono state aggiunte le traduttioni del terzo libro, & di quasi la metà del decimo.
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per Vettori di Ravani,, In Vinegia, 1535 - In-4° antico (210x150mm), cc. (20) di indici tricolonni, 528, 72 autonomamente numerate per la Quinta Deca. Legatura rinascimentale (rimontata in epoca leggermente posteriore) in p. pelle con dorso a tre nervi e piatti decorati a freddo con bande di filetti orizzontali, verticali e longitudinali. Frontespizio con titolo entro bordura xilografica decori floreali e vegetali impressi in bianco su fondo nero. A fronte della c. 1, xilografia a p. pag. con ritratto ideale di Tito Livio reggente un libro nella mano destra entro cornice architettonica recante l'iscrizione: "Vera Titi Livii effigies" (il ritratto riproduce quello dell'edizione del 3 maggio 1520 impressa dallo stesso Ravani). Una firma antica in calce a tale ritratto. Numerosi capilettera splenidamente istoriati in xilografia su fondo nero, testo bicolonne in carattere tondo. All'ultima carta, registro e piccola impresa tipografica in xilografia con una sirena bicaudata che tiene entrambe le code alzate con le mani entro cornice quadrata. Minimi forellini di tarlo stuccati alla legatura, aloni e arrossature sparse, ma discreto esemplare. Rara cinquecentina veneziana di questo volgarizzamento dell'"Ab Urbe Condita" liviana, di notevole bellezza tipografica. Si tratta di una delle primissime traduzioni italiane di Livio; manca il nome del volgarizzatore. Essling, 42. Sander, II, p. 690, n. 4005. Manca ad Adams, Brunet, Graesse, S.T.C. Italian Books.
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VEHE, Michael
Errettung der beschuldigten Kelchdyeb von newen Bugenhagischen galgen
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Leipzig: Melchior Lotter. 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.#11;"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)#11;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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DE VIO TOMMASO (di Gaeta ove fu Arcivescovo, detto anche Gaetano).
In librum Iob Commentarij. Eiusdem XVI locorum a quibusdam parisiensibus attactorum declaratio. Eiusdem rursus ad serenissimum Angliae Regem/de coniugio cum relicta fratris sententia.
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Roma, Blado, 1535. - Fo privo di leg., cc.140. Bella marca tip. e capilett. ornati. Lievi picc. aloni e poche tracce d'ossid., picc. mende d'uso marginali ma es. ben accettabile e restaurabile facilmente. Mancano le ult. 16 cc. con la vita dell'A., morto un anno prima, scritta da Giovan Battista Flavio aquilano. Rarissima 1a edizione. ATTENZIONE: la nostra libreria è specializzata in stampe, incisioni, cartoline ed ephemera in generale. Si prega di leggere attentamente la descrizione per indiviuduare la tipologia di articolo (xil= xilografia, lit. = litografia, ecc.). In caso di dubbio contattattateci. PLEASE NOTE: our specialties are maps, prints, and ephemera. Please read carefully the item description: ( xil.= xylography) stampa= print, fotografia= Photograps, Manifesto/locandina= poster, stralcio da periodico= loose magazine pages ).
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DURER, Albrecht
Institutiones Geometricarum libris
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Paris: Christian Wechel, 1535. Second edition (second issue) of this treatise outlining the artist!s theory of !the work of art as a natural object!, which he both wrote and illustrated himself and which became an accepted aesthetic dogma until the 19th century. Far more than the German original of 1525, this translation by the humanist Camerarius brought the treatise to the attention of the whole of Europe. As a theoretical statement by !the last major painter to be counted a significant geometer! (Kemp), the work is naturally of interest for applications in Durer!s own oeuvre as well as for the history of perspective. After his encounter with Luca Pacioli in Italy, Durer became convinced of how close the links are between art and mathematics and devoted himself to the study of form through the resources offered by arithmetic and geometry. The result was the present work. In this work Durer teaches the principles of perspective and explains the application of practical geometry to drawing and painting. It became a very influential text as its audience broadened from artists to architects, sculptors, and different craftsmen, and was translated and reprinted several times. Panofsky describes the treatise!s importance as three-fold: for the technical innovation in the construction of a perspective apparatus in which the eye of the observer is dispensed with entirely; for being the first literary document !in which a strictly representational problem received a strictly scientific treatment at the hands of a Northerner!; and for emphasizing that !perspective is not a technical discipline destined to remain subsidiary to painting or architecture, but an important branch of mathematics, capable of being developed into what is now known as general projective geometry.! ! Panofsky, p. 252 Book Three contains Durer!s famous treatise on the just shaping of Roman capital letters and gothic or !Textur! letters built up by means of small geometrical forms, a method original with Durer. (This text was translated into English by R.T. Nichol for publication by the Grolier Club, Of the just shaping of letters, New York, 1917.) * Mortimer, French I.183; Vagnetti E II.b7; Panofsky, The Life and Art of Albrecht Durer, Chapter 8, !Durer as a theorist of Art!, esp. 247-60; Kemp, Science of Art, 53ff.. Small folio [30.5 x 20.25 cm], (4) ff., 581 (i.e. 185) pp., (verso blank), (1) f., with extensions on p6 and q1 as required by Mortimer. Bound in quarter calf and marbled papers over boards c. 1900, raised bands on gilt spine with calf corners, endpapers renewed. Spine worn and covers slightly scuffed, boards exposed at corners. 16th-century ink ownership inscription of the College de Tournon in upper blank margin of title; Iiii r cropped at right margin; reinforcement at fold in double-page plate (p4); some minor, pale waterstaining in lower blank margin of title and on verso of last leaf; scattered minor foxing or spotting to a handful of leaves. Still, in all, very good.
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Beaujoyeux, Balthasar
Document signed (DE BEAUJOIEULX).
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Beaujoyeux, Balthasar de (c.1535-c.1587). Document signed (DE BEAUJOIEULX). Signed on the verso of a document by François d'Orleans (Francese dorleans), both documents countersigned "Bayon." Naming the ballet master as Balthazar de Beaujoieulx. 2p., folio (c.27 x 18cm), pot watermark, 17 April 1574, stitching holes slightly affecting two words, small stains, Beaujoyeux's name inscribed at the top of the page in a later hand. Balthasar de Beaujoyeux was the most important ballet master in Paris at the end of the sixteenth century. His Ballet Aux Ambassadeurs Polonais (1573) and Balet Comique de la Royne (1581) were models for the French tradition of the "ballet de cour" and for the dances in early Italian operas. Beaujoyeux was "valet de chambre" to Mary Stuart, Charles IX and Henri III of France. Beaujoyeulx documents are extremely rare. Provenance: Sotheby's London: Music sale May 2004.
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Wenceslao Godreccio [Waclaw Grodecki];Ortelius
Poloniae finitimarumquc locorum descriptio.
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Ortelius M6759, Amsterdam - "Waclaw Grodecki, his true name was Grodziecki, which was latinized as Grodecius (corrupt Godreccius), was born about 1535. He was the son of a Silesian gentleman to whom belonged the village Grodziec in Cieszyn Silesia, hence the family name. He entered Cracow University in 1550 and in 1555 was still there studying mathematics and philosophy. In 1556 he left for Leipzig as tutor to the son of a great noble and there too he entered the university. In 1557 he drew his well-known map of Poland. He travelled to Italy and after his return in 1561 took orders. In 1564 he received the degree of Master of Arts at the Cracow University. He later became canon of the chapter in Wroclaw, this post having been ceded on his behalf by his elder brother Jan when he became bishop of Olomouc in 1572. Waclaw Grodecki followed his brother to Moravia in 1566 and settled for good in Brno where later he became dean of the collegiate chapter. Being to the end of his life a devoted Catholic and a protector of the Jesuits, he was a major figure of the counter-reformation movement in Moravia. He was a man of humble character and good-natured. He died in Brno in 1591." (Buczek) , Size : 372x493 (mm), 14.65x19.41 (Inches), Hand Colored, 0
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PLAUTE
M. Actii Plauti Comediae XX. Post omnes omnium aeditiones accuryissime recognitae. Praeter reliquas commoditates, habes hic lector optime annotationes in omnes comoedias per G. Longolium...
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Edition originale ? Edition non trouvee dans les bibliotheques allemandes qui possedent une edition de 1535 a Bale avec un autre commentateur, ni dans les bibliotheques francaises et anglaises. Belle impression italique en petits caracteres. La premiere edition de Plaute est de 1472. Edition non citee dans Brunet. §Plein Velin plus tardif, peut-etre XVIIIe.. Dos a nerfs. Titre manuscrit a la plume noire au XIXe. §Les comedies de Plaute constituent le plus grand ensemble d'oeuvres que nous possedons de l'antiquite. §Une mention manuscrite sur la page de titre « Possedet Emilius Friaud professor anno 1855. » Ex libris grave Iean Baptiste Peyer seigneur de Fontenelle. Etiquette de bibliotheque du Dr Broca. Ex dono manuscrit de 1651 en bas de la page de titre : Emilius Frinaut professor. Photos sur www.edition-originale.com excudebat Ioannes Gymnicus Coloniae (Cologne) _1538 in 8 (16x10,5cm) 782pp. Un Vol. relie
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GROTIUS, HUGO; J. BARBEYRAC
The Rights of War and Peace, In Three Books...
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Grotius, Hugo [1535-1645]. The Rights of War and Peace, in Three Books: Wherein are Explained, The Law of Nature and Nations, and The Principal Points Relating to Government. Written in Latin by the Learned Hugo Grotius, And Translated into English. To Which are Added, All the Large Notes of Mr. J. Barbeyrac. London: Printed for W. Innys [et al.], 1738. [iv], xxxvi, 817 pp. Folio (14" x 19"). Contemporary quarter calf over marbled boards, raised bands and lettering piece to spine, endpapers renewed. Faint crease through center of half-title, negligible dampwrinkling to edges in a few places, interior notable clean and bright. A notably handsome copy. $1,750. * First English edition with Barbeyrac's notes. Lowndes says this is the "best edition;" Marvin says Barbeyrac's notes are excellent. First published in Paris in 1625, The Rights of War and Peace established the system of modern public international law, based on the concept of "droit naturel," a morality-based law that superseded the personalities of individuals or nations. Grotius describes the situations in which war is a valid tool of law enforcement and outlines the principles of armed combat. Though based on Christian natural law, Grotius advanced the novel argument that his system would still be valid if it lacked a divine basis. In this regard he pointed to the future by moving international law in a secular direction. Lowndes, Bibliographer's Manual of English Literature (rev. ed.) III:950. Marvin, Legal Bibliography (1847) 353. Sweet & Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 1:595.
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(UGONE DA SAN VITTORE).
Opera volgare intitolata Specchio della S. Madre Chiesa ne la quale se dechiarano molte bellissime espositione et dubij circa la fede.
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Brescia, Damiano e Giacomo Filippo Turlino ad instantia di Francesco detto Ligeri, 1535. "In-8°; 32cc.; legatura moderna in tutta pelle con fregi e filetti in oro ai piatti e titolo in oro al dorso. Frontespizio inquadrato in una cornice xilografica figurata. Testo su due colonne in caratteri gotici." "Rarissima edizione del celebre Specchio della Santa Chiesa di ""Ugone Cardinale de Sancto Vittore"", segnalata dal Sandal solo nel suo recente studio sulla Stampa a Brescia nel Cinquecento (Baden-Baden, 1999, s.v.) ed ancora ignota allo stesso Sandal all'altezza del convegno sui Primordi della stampa a Brescia del 1984 (cfr. gli Atti, pp.187-99). Nessun esemplare risulta fino ad ora schedato nel catalogo delle cinquecentine italiane che si limita a citare (al n° 58146) la suddetta opera del Sandal."
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Asendorf, Ulrich
Lectura in Biblia Luthers Genesisvorlesung (1535-1545)
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Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht Verlag - Asendorf, Ulrich Lectura in Biblia Luthers Genesisvorlesung (1535-1545) (Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht) ISBN: 978-3-525-56294-9 gebunden 528 S. Asendorf, Ulrich Lectura in Biblia Luthers Genesisvorlesung (1535-1545) Verlag : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht ISBN : 978-3-525-56294-9 Einband : gebunden Preisinfo : 99,00 Eur[D] / 101,80 Eur[A] / 153,00 CHF UVP Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : 528 S. Erschienen : 12.1998 Aus der Reihe : Forschungen zur systematischen und ökumenischen Theologie 87 99,00 Eur[D] Forschungen zur systematischen und ökumenischen Theologie, Band 87 Lectura in Biblia war Luthers akademischer Lehrauftrag, seine Bibelprofessur. In seiner letzten monumentalen Vorlesung rekapituliert er noch einmal seine gesamte Theologie in der Fülle ihrer biblischen Bezüge, zusammengefaßt in seiner trinitarisch verstandenen Rechtfertigungstheologie. Die neue Weltlichkeit des Gerechtfertigten wird besonders an Abraham exemplifiziert. Da Schrift und Dogma zusammengehören, ist gerade diese Vorlesung für das ökumenische Gespräch über die Rechtfertigung von hoher Bedeutung, genauso wie Luthers Theologie einer gesamtbiblischen Erneuerung der heutigen Theologie und kirchlichen Praxis neue Perspektiven eröffnet. Auch wird das Verhältnis von Theologie und Philosophie in einer zukunftweisenden Art neu bestimmt. Insgesamt erscheint Luthers Theologie hier in einem neuen Aufriß. Der Autor Dr. theol. Ulrich Asendorf, Pastor i.R., lebt in Hannover.
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CONTARINI, Gaspar.
[patricii Veneti] De Republica Venetorum. Libri quinque. Item synopsis reip. Venete, et alii de eadem discursus politici.
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Lugd. Batavorum [Leiden]: Ex Officina Elzeviriana 1628. 16mo, 431, (1) pp. Engraved title showing a bird’s eye view of Venice, marbled paste downs, armorial bookplate of Lord Sinclair. Contemporary calf, a.e.g., covers with double gilt rules, cornerpieces and a central rose, gilt phoenix to the foot of the spine with the motto Rinasce Piu Gloriosa (“It rises again more glorious”), spine slightly worn. A Venetian diplomat, Contarini was made a Cardinal in 1535 despite being of a decidedly secular bent. The second Elzevir edition. Willems 293. First published 1543.
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EMILIANI Andrea.
Federico Barocci (Urbino, 1535-1612)
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Ancona Ars Books 2008 - 2 voll. in 4to pp. 408;420, con oltre 1000 ill. a col. ed in b/n n. testo Cart. editoriale, sovr. illustrata, astuccio. La più importante monografia dedicata al pittore urbinate, con il catalogo critico dell'opera pittorica ed il repertorio più vasto mai dedicato alla sua opera grafica e disegnativa. Edizione fuori commercio a cura della Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Pesaro. Esemplare allo stato di nuovo [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Grotius, Hugo
The Rights of War and Peace, In Three Books
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Grotius, Hugo [1535- - 1645]. The Rights of War and Peace, in Three Books: Wherein are Explained, The Law of Nature and Nations, and The Principal Points Relating to Government. Written in Latin by the Learned Hugo Grotius, And Translated into English. To Which are Added, All the Large Notes of Mr. J. Barbeyrac. London: Printed for W. Innys [et al.], 1738. [iv], xxxvi, 817 pp. Folio (14" x 19"). Contemporary quarter calf over marbled boards, raised bands and lettering piece to spine, endpapers renewed. Faint crease through center of half-title, negligible dampwrinkling to edges in a few places, interior notable clean and bright. A notably handsome copy. * First English edition with Barbeyrac's notes. Lowndes says this is the "best edition;" Marvin says Barbeyrac's notes are excellent. First published in Paris in 1625, The Rights of War and Peace established the system of modern public international law, based on the concept of "droit naturel," a morality-based law that superseded the personalities of individuals or nations. Grotius describes the situations in which war is a valid tool of law enforcement and outlines the principles of armed combat. Though based on Christian natural law, Grotius advanced the novel argument that his system would still be valid if it lacked a divine basis. In this regard he pointed to the future by moving international law in a secular direction. Lowndes, Bibliographer's Manual of English Literature (rev. ed.) III:950. Marvin, Legal Bibliography (1847) 353. Sweet & Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 1:595. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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VEHE, Michael
Errettung der beschüldigten Kelchdyeb von newen Bugenhagischen galgen
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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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"GALIEN, Pseudo;"
De renum affectus agnitione vel de calculo Liber.
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Paris Nicolas Buffet pour Jacques Kerver 1535 "In-8 de 23 ff.n.ch. et 1 f. blanc ; vélin ancien." "Brigitte Moreau, IV, 1322 : recense 3 exemplaires (BL, BM de Pau, Philadelphie CPL) ; manque à Waller, Wellcome et à la NLM ; WorldCat : un seul exemplaire (Pierpont Morgan). Édition fort rare. Il s'agit vraisemblablement de la première édition séparée de la traduction, par Christoph Heyl, de ce traité des maladies du rein et des calculs autrefois attribué à Galien. Cette version latine a été publiée pour la première fois à Mayence, en 1530, avec d'autres traités, puis réimprimée à Bâle en 1533. Dezeimeris (II, 465), qui cite ces deux éditions mais ignore cette impression parisienne de 1535, commente : ""Fabricius pensait que ce traité est probablement l'ouvrage de Démétrius Pepagomène"". Le fleuron, les lettrines et les caractères désignent le matériel de Nicolas Buffet, dont on ne signale pas d'édition signée avant 1536. Cachet-monogramme à sec sur le titre. Ex-libris Dr. Maurice Villaret."
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VEHE, Michael
Errettung der beschuldigten Kelchdyeb von newen Bugenhagischen galgen
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Leipzig: Melchior Lotter. 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.#11;"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)#11;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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Petrarca F.
Il Petrarcha, nuovamente conferito con essemplari antichi scritti al tempoch'egli era in vita, & con somma diligenza corretto con le figure a luoghi suoi accommodate. Aggiuntavi la spositione de' luoghi difficili del Petrarcha, & le regole degli accenti.
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- (Impresso in Vinegia, per Vettor.q. Piero Ravano della Serena & compagni, 1535), in-8 piccolo, leg. settecentesca in piena pergamena, cc. 188, [28]. Con 6 xilografie a piena pagina. Esemplare privo delle carte a1 (front.), a8 e dell'ultimo fascicolo, composto da 4 carte non numerate delle quali l'ultima era bianca. Tracce di tarlo sull'ultima carta presente e sulla sguardia posteriore. Lievi aloni. Edizione rara.
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GALIEN, Pseudo;
De renum affectus agnitione vel de calculo Liber.
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Paris Nicolas Buffet pour Jacques Kerver 1535 - In-8 de 23 ff.n.ch. et 1 f. blanc ; vélin ancien. Brigitte Moreau, IV, 1322 : recense 3 exemplaires (BL, BM de Pau, Philadelphie CPL) ; manque à Waller, Wellcome et à la NLM ; WorldCat : un seul exemplaire (Pierpont Morgan). Édition fort rare. Il s'agit vraisemblablement de la première édition séparée de la traduction, par Christoph Heyl, de ce traité des maladies du rein et des calculs autrefois attribué à Galien. Cette version latine a été publiée pour la première fois à Mayence, en 1530, avec d'autres traités, puis réimprimée à Bâle en 1533. Dezeimeris (II, 465), qui cite ces deux éditions mais ignore cette impression parisienne de 1535, commente : "Fabricius pensait que ce traité est probablement l'ouvrage de Démétrius Pepagomène". Le fleuron, les lettrines et les caractères désignent le matériel de Nicolas Buffet, dont on ne signale pas d'édition signée avant 1536. Cachet-monogramme à sec sur le titre. Ex-libris Dr. Maurice Villaret.
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Plutarco.
Plutarchi Cheronei Graecorum Romanorumque illustrium vitae. En denuo tibi exhibemus humanissime lector [.].
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- Basileae, ex aedibus Io. Bebelij, 1535, in-folio, legatura seicentesca in piena pergamena (sguardie moderne), pp. [22], 401. Con marca tipografica sul front. e in fine. Esemplare privo della carta A8 e dei fascicoli B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K (ciascuno formato da 8 carte). Rinforzati i margini interni delle prime 12 carte. Segni di tarlo al margine interno di 6 carte, rifatto il margine inferiore alle ultime 25 carte. Postille marginali antiche.
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[ GRENUS-SALADIN (Francois Theodore Louis, baron de) ].
Fragmens Biographiques et Historiques, extraits des registres du Conseil d'Etat de la Republique de Geneve, des 1535 a 1792.
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A Geneve, chez Manget et Cherbuliez, 1815. in-8. 2ff. XVI. 1f. 80pp. 1f. pp.81-461. Demi-veau blond de l'epoque, dos a nerfs orne. Edition Originale de ce recueil d'extraits des registres du Conseil d'Etat de la ville de Geneve, constituant une interessante source de renseignements sur cette municipalite et ses illustres citoyens. Ce volume etait vendu au profit exclusif de l'Hopital de Geneve, pendant une annee entiere au terme de laquelle il etait retire du commerce. "Les amateurs de collections, les archivistes, tous ceux qui recherchent des livres, principalement a cause de leur rarete, sont invites a se procurer ce volume tandis qu'on en a la faculte; le nombre des exemplaires n'est pas considerable, ils ne seront point annonces au rabais, puisqu'ils ne feront jamais partie d'un fond de librairie; ceux qui resteront invendus seront tous retires dans un ani. Cet ouvrage est illustre de 97 curieux portraits graves a l'eau forte par un peintre hollandais nomme Grand, qui les a executes d'apres des peintures. On y trouve notamment le portrait de grandes figures comme Theodore de Beze, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Jean Calvin, ou de grands scientifiques comme le naturaliste Charles Bonnet, le mathematicien Gabriel Cramer, le geologue et physicien Horace Benedict de Saussure, le biologiste Abraham Trembley, etc. Certaines personnalites n'ayant jamais ete croquees de leur vivant, ne purent etre representees ici et l'espace laisse libre pour l'insertion de l'eau-forte est reste blanc. Legeres rousseurs. Bon exemplaire.
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Grosse, Christian
Les Rituels de la cène : le culte eucharistique réformé à Genève (XVIe - XVIIe siècles)
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DROZ - 9782600012324 Livre usage a l'etat de neuf / Used book as new condition Selon une grille de lecture issue de l’anthropologie, Christian Grosse décrit et analyse la profonde transformation de la culture rituelle chrétienne qu’entraîne à Genève l’adoption de la Réforme. Il démontre que la religion réformée ne remplace pas un christianisme médiéval, fondé sur le rite et sur la dimension collective de l’expérience religieuse, par un christianisme centré sur la dimension intérieure et individuelle de cette expérience ; elle substitue à un système rituel cohérent et englobant, dont la messe constituait le cœur, un autre système rituel, dont la cohérence repose sur la complémentarité de la prédication et de la communion. Combinant des approches chronologiques et thématiques, les Rituels de la cène réformée à Genève examinent la formation et le fonctionnement de ce système sur deux siècles, soit des années de révolution iconoclaste qui préparent l’abolition de la messe en 1535, à l’orée du XVIIIe siècle, quand une série de réformes met fin à la continuité d’une tradition fondée sur la forme des prières ecclésiastiques, le formulaire liturgique calvinien édité pour la première fois en 1542. ###############################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################
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HEUTERUS Pontus P.
Rerum Burgundicarum libri sex, in quibus describuntur res gestae Regum, Ducum, Comitumque utriusque Burgundiae , ac in primis Philippi Audacis, Ioannis Intrepidi, Philippi Boni...Caroli Pugnacis , qui e Valesia Francorum Regum familia apud Burgundos imperarunt. Cum Indice rerum memorabilium... [Ensemble : ] Genealogiae praecipuarum aliquot e Gallia, Francica, ac Belgica familiarum, De quibus in praecedenti historia maxime agitur, ac ad eius intelligentiam plurimum conducentes. Liber sextus.
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Rerum Burgundicarum libri sex, in quibus describuntur res gestae Regum, Ducum, Comitumque utriusque Burgundiae , ac in primis Philippi Audacis, Ioannis Intrepidi, Philippi Boni...Caroli Pugnacis , qui e Valesia Francorum Regum familia apud Burgundos imperarunt. Cum Indice rerum memorabilium... [Ensemble : ] Genealogiae praecipuarum aliquot e Gallia, Francica, ac Belgica familiarum, De quibus in praecedenti historia maxime agitur, ac ad eius intelligentiam plurimum conducentes. Liber sextus. §Edition originale de cette histoire des Pays-Bas et des ducs de Bourgogne. Brunet, 24969. Absent a Graesse. §Plein Velin d'epoque. Dos a nerfs janseniste. Filets d'encadrement a froid sur les plats. Traces de lacets. Une fente de 2,5cm au mors superieur en coiffe. Quelques taches sur les plats. Une tache brune en marge superieure sur les premiers feuillets (1,5cm). 9 tableaux genealogiques se presentant sur une double page ont ete renforces d'une bande de papier , sans doute etaient-ils detaches ou fragiles. La restauration est scrupuleuse et ancienne. De la page 44 a 89 du sixieme livre, pages brunies avec une aureole blanche en marge basse. Manque les pages de garde. §Pontus Heuter (Heuterus) de Delft (1535-1602), fut le premier a ecrire une histoire des Pays-bas en tant que nation, et non plus seulement une histoire des provinces qui forment les Pays-Bas. Ce sont les ducs de Bourgogne, qui progressivement et originellement rassemblerent, par achat, mariage ou contrats, les provinces formant les Pays-Bas. Le premier livre s'interesse donc a l'origine des ducs de Bourgogne, le second a Philippe Le Hardi (1364-1404) , le troisieme a Jean Sans Peur (1404-1419) , le quatrieme a Philippe Le Bon (1419-1467) , le cinquieme a Charles le Temeraire (1467-1477). Le sixieme livre, bien que possedant sa propre page de titre, etait vendu avec les cinq premiers. Il a pour sujet la genealogie des familles de France et des Pays-Bas (nombreuses planches genealogiques). L'exemplaire est bien complet de la dedicace a Philippe II d'Espagne, continuateur de l'oeuvre unificatrice de Charles Quint. Cette derniere fut eliminee de nombreux exemplaires , Anvers etait alors sous autorite calviniste et il pouvait etre dangereux de celebrer un roi catholique. §A plusieurs reprises dans l'ouvrage, on trouve cette mention manuscrite : Boniface Avignon, d'Arles.Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com. Ex officina Christophori Plantini, Antverpiae (Anvers) _1584-1583 in Folio (33x22,5cm) (8) 192pp. (12) et (12) 99pp. relie
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Scriptores Rei Rusticae (Marcus Porcius Cato, Marcus Terentius Varro, Lucius Junius Moderatus Columella, And Rutilius Taurus...
Libri De Re Rustica
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Joannes Hervagius, 1535. 4to (20 x 14 cm), [52], 295, [1] leaves. Full contemporary vellum binding, title lable missing but gilt decoration on spine. Historiated woodcut initials throughout, diagrams. A few leaves with mild dampstains, vellum slightly warped; otherwise in extremely good condition.
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Juan Bautista (de) (c1535!1590) and Alonso Zorita
Nueva Coleccion de Documentos para la Historia de Mexico. Relacion de Tezcoco and Breve Relacion de los Senores de la Nueva Espana and Varias Relaciones Antiguas
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pspan style="font-family: Arial;"xxxix+289 pages. Octavo (9 a!! x 6 A! a!!) bound in full leather with black and red spine labels on raised bands and gilt lettering. From the library of George M Foster. Reprint.br /br /Juan Bautista (de) Pomar (c. 1535 a!! 1590) was an historian and writer interested in pre-Columbian Aztec history. Based on references by Fray Juan de Torquemada, we can estimate that he was born in 1535 at Texcoco. He was the great grandson of Nezahualcoyotl, and was half-Spanish on his father's side. Considered noble by the Spaniards, he was able to obtain one of his great-grandfather's royal houses, known as the Netzahualcoyotl, in Texcoco. Pomar was raised as a Christian but learned Aztec tradition from his mother. He was bilingual and spoke and wrote in both Spanish and the native language of the Aztecs, Nahuatl. He is credited with one of the most important compilations of Nahuatl poetry, emRomances de los seA!ores de Nueva EspaA!a/em. Pomar's major work includes an account of the Aztecs and Tlatelolcas emRelaciA3n de Juan Bautista Pomar/em completed in 1582. He interviewed aged Native Americans, who recounted memory of the older and lost customs of their people. His account, written at the suggestion of the protomedic of Phillip II of Spain, complements with the works of Bernardino de Sahagun and Fernando de Alva CortA!s Ixtlilxochitl. Pomar also wrote an account with the intention of claiming his rights to the legacy of Nezahualcoyotl. br /br /Zurita, or Zorita, Alonso (thoo-ree'-tah), Spanish statesman, born in New Castile about 1500; died in Seville about 1570. He studied law, was appointed in 1544 auditor of the audiencia of Santo Domingo, and was sent two years later to organize the administration of New Granada at Santa Marta and Cartagena. Returning to Santo Domingo in 1549, he was transferred a few months later to the audiencia of Los Confines or Comayagua, and, visiting nearly the whole country, organized courts of justice everywhere during a sojourn of three years. He was promoted member of the audiencia of Mexico in 1553, retired from active service about 1564, and then returned to Spain. He studied in America the early history and antiquities of the Indians, and addressed several interesting memorials to the king, one of which was printed in the 2d volume of Joaquin Garcia Icazbalcetas emColeccion de documentos para la historia de Mexico/em (Mexico, 1858-66). Another memorial, preserved in the archives of San Francisco in Mexico, was utilized by Lorenzo Boturini and Father Clavigero, and is also mentioned in Jose Mariano Beristain's ratalogue, under the title of emBreve y sumaria Relacion de los Caciques y SeA!ores y sus maneras, y diferencia que habia de ellos en la Nueva EspaA!a, Leyes y Costumbres de los Indies y Tributes que pagabart sus Principes/em. An abridged copy of it was published in Jose F. Ramirez's emColeccion de Documentos ineditos relatives al Descubrimiento, Conquista, y Colonizacion de las Posesiones Espanolas en America y Oceania/em, but the original narrative was for the first time printed in its entirety in a French translation in Henry Ternaux-Compans's collection, under the title emRapports sur les differentes classes de chefs dans la Nouvelle Espagne/em (Paris, 1840). Zurita wrote also a treatise on taxation and, according to Boturini, a emNarrative of Facts concerning New Spain/em, which is lost.br /br /George McClelland Foster, Jr born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on October 9, 1913, died on May 18, 2006, at his home in the hills above the campus of the University of California, Berkeley, where he served as a professor from 1953 to his retirement in 1979, when he became professor emeritus. His contributions to anthropological theory and practice still challenge us; in more than 300 publications, his writings encompass a wide diversity of topics, including acculturation, long-term fieldwork, peasant economies, pottery making, public health, social structure, symbolic systems, technological change, theories of illness and wellness, humoral medicine in Latin America, and worldview. The quantity, quality, and long-term value of his scholarly work led to his election to the National Academy of Sciences in 1976. Virtually all of his major publications have been reprinted and/or translated. Provenance from the executor of Foster's library laid in.br /br /strongCondition:/strongbr /br /Lacks Fostera!!s stamp but date of acquiry (10/1/44) on front end paper, light extremity wear else a very good copy. /span/p
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Hausvater - Grapaldus, Franciscus Marius
Lexicon de partibus aedium. Vom Verfasser vermehrte u. verb. Aufl.
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Lyon, Vincentius 1535. Kl.8°. 361, (1) S. u. 23 nn. Bll. Mit 1 Druckermarke. Marmor. Lederband des 18. Jahrhunderts mit Rverg. u. roten Rückenschild. Adams I/G 1014. Grapaldus (1464-1515) war Hofpoet von Julius II. In seinem 1494 erstmals erschienenen Werk gibt er umfassende Anweisungen zur Einrichtung des Hausstandes, die sich auf die Haushaltung der Renaissance wesentlich auswirkten. - Oberes Kapital abgestoßen. Ecken bestoßen, Außengelenk beschabt. Fliegender Vorsatz entfernt. Titel fingerfleckig und mit altem Besitzvermerk. Stempel auf Titelrückseite. Anfangs mit Marginalien von alter Hand. Der Index etwas wasserfleckig, das letzte und vorletzte Blatt beschäd. und aufgezogen.
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Aurelii MACROBII [Macrobe]
In Somnium Scipionis, Libri II eiusdem Convivorum Saturnaliorum Libri VII.
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[S.e.], Paris, 1535. In/8, reliure posterieure (19e) fauve, plats avec armes encadrees d'un filet dore a motif de cordelette, dos lisse a decor dore, titre separes par des arabesques. Tranches vertes mouchetees. Vignette d'ex-libris de Morante sur la garde. [16]- 578 [i.e.558]p. -[78], petite vermoulure au niveau du mors du plat inferieur ; erreur de pagination sans manque de texte.Exemplaire ayant appartenu au Marquis de Morante (J. Gomez de la Cortina) l'un des plus grands bibliophiles du XIXeme siecle, qui reunit plus de 120 000 ouvrages rares et precieux. Il se passionna avant tout pour les ouvrages d'auteurs antiques. Les deux oeuvres principales de Macrobe : les Saturnales, banquet philosophique, et le Commentaire au Songe de Scipion. Dediee a son fils, cette oeuvre majeure est tiree du livre VI du De Re Publica de Ciceron. C'est par ce commentaire que le texte de Ciceron nous est aujourd'hui parvenu. Brunet, Ouvrages rares et precieux, 509. Annale des Estienne, p.151, pour un titre legerement different. 8vo bound in later full fawned calf, boards with coat of arms framed with gilt scroll, smooth spine with gilt arabesque & titles, green speckled edges, ex-name label on paste-down. Rare flaws : spine lightly sunned, small wormhole on joint fo rear board. This copy was owned by the Marquis de Morante, one of the greatest bibliophiles who gathered 120000 precious books.
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LAURENT FRIES 1490-1532
TABV MODER SICI & SARDI 1535 LIONE
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carta geografica della isole, per la prima volta stampata da Laurent Fries nel 1522. La carta, riduzione di quella edita dal Waldseemuller nel 1513, doveva servire per una sorta di cronica del mondo a cura dello stesso Waldseemuller, la cui morte interruppe il progetto. Tratta dalla Geografia di Tolomeo a cura di M. Servetus e G. Treschel, stampata a Lione nel 1535, si differenzia dalla prima edizione del Fries per la presenza del titolo nel cartiglio in alto, e la mancanza al verso del testo. Nella successiva ristampa del 1541 il titolo viene cambiato. Xilografia, leggera ossidazione alla piega centrale, per il resto in eccellente stato di conservazione. Rara. Map of the islands from the first edition, printed in 1522, of Geographia, edited by Laurent Fries. Dufour/Lagumina 54 (edizione 1541). 420 260
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LIVIUS TITUS
Le Deche Di Tito Livio Volgari, Delle Storie Romane, Con Somma Diligenza Corrette et d' Infiniti Errori Emendate.aggiuntovi Anchora La Quinta Deca Di Nuovo Leggiadrmente Fatta Volgare.
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(in fine) Vinegia Per Vettor Di Ravani et Compagni 1535, Vinegia - [Volgare-Raro-Prima edizione] (cm. 21,5) buona e solida mz. pergamena del XVIII secolo, tassello al dorso in pelle e oro, piatti policromi. Angoli lievemente smussati.-- cc. 20 nn., cc. 528, cc. 72 (mal numerate 71). Frontis entro bellissima bordura xilografica a fiorami con delfini e stemma in basso. Ritratto dell' autore a piena pagina ripreso dall' edizione latina del 1520, testo a due colonne e vari bei capolettera figurati. Pregiata edizione e veramente rara, manca a Choix, Bm. Stc., Adams e Poggiali. Inoltre è Prima edizione quanto alla quinta deca e Argelati asserisce che questo volgarizzamento è diverso dalle precedenti versioni. La splendida xilografia del ritratto è firmata Zuan Andrea. Vecchi rinforzo all' angolino bianco del frontis e al margine bianco di carta 3 per strappo, altrimenti esemplare molto bello nitido e fresco e di grande bellezza tipografica. Provenienza: Asta Semenzato Firenze 1987. * Argelati II 314; * Paitoni II 209; * Sander 4005; * Gamba 600 in nota; * Mortimer 261 in nota.
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Livy] Livius, Titus: (Gelen, Sigismund; Rhenanus, Beatus; Glarean, Henry, eds.:)
Historiae Principes Decades Tres, cum dimidia, longe tamen quam nuper emaculatiores [.] Annotationes. Addita est chronologia Henrici Glareani.
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Basileae [Basel]: In officina Frobeniana, 1535. - Folio, pp. 69 [vii] 244, 243 [i] 211 [i] 91 [lxviii]. A single wormhole in last 100 leaves, often touching a character but with no loss of sense. Text-block lightly ruled in red throughout. Title and last two leaves dusty and a little chipped at edges, an intermittent dampmark to margins, a little spotting elsewhere. Modern mustard-coloured calf, spine in seven compartments with raised bands between blind rules, new endpapers. Ownership inscription of Robert Smith (1814) and two illegible earlier inscriptions to title. The summation of the early-16th century improvements in the text of Livy, this is only the second edition of Livy to include books XLI-XLV, following the 1531 edition edited by Grynaeus and also printed by Froben. Billanovich suggests that three editions of Livy (this, the 1531 Grynaeus, and a 1519 Mainz edition) mark the handover of scholarship from the Italian to the Northern European Renaissance, and adds that ‘this edition is one of the cornerstones in the Livy tradition, because Rhenanus and Gelenius were able to furnish their text with such exceptional innovations that until recently it was doubted that they could be authentic’ (‘Petrarch and the Textual Tradition of Livy’, Warburg, 1951). VD16 L 2095. Adams L1330. Schweiger II 529.
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[LIVY] LIVIUS, TITUS: (GELEN, SIGISMUND; RHENANUS, BEATUS; GLAREAN, HENRY, EDS.:)
Historiae Principes Decades Tres, cum dimidia, longe tamen quam nuper emaculatiores [...] Annotationes. Addita est chronologia Henrici Glareani.
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Basileae [Basel]: In officina Frobeniana, 1535. Folio, pp. 69 [vii] 244, 243 [i] 211 [i] 91 [lxviii]. A single wormhole in last 100 leaves, often touching a character but with no loss of sense. Text-block lightly ruled in red throughout. Title and last two leaves dusty and a little chipped at edges, an intermittent dampmark to margins, a little spotting elsewhere. Modern mustard-coloured calf, spine in seven compartments with raised bands between blind rules, new endpapers. Ownership inscription of Robert Smith (1814) and two illegible earlier inscriptions to title. The summation of the early-16th century improvements in the text of Livy, this is only the second edition of Livy to include books XLI-XLV, following the 1531 edition edited by Grynaeus and also printed by Froben. Billanovich suggests that three editions of Livy (this, the 1531 Grynaeus, and a 1519 Mainz edition) mark the handover of scholarship from the Italian to the Northern European Renaissance, and adds that ‘this edition is one of the cornerstones in the Livy tradition, because Rhenanus and Gelenius were able to furnish their text with such exceptional innovations that until recently it was doubted that they could be authentic’ (‘Petrarch and the Textual Tradition of Livy’, Warburg, 1951). VD16 L 2095. Adams L1330. Schweiger II 529.
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ANDRELINI (Publio Fausto)
Hecatodisticon, Ioanne Vatello castigatore, & paraphraste.
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Paris, Pierre Gromors, 1535. 1 vol. petit in-8° br., couv. de papier peigne du XIXe s. Titre dans une encadrement typographique, 23 ff. Signatures : [A-C]8. Manque le dernier f. blanc (C8). Edition rare de l'un des plus fameux poemes neo-latins d'Andrelini (Forli, milieu du XVe s. - Paris, 1518). Elle reproduit l'edition de 1522. Ne en Italie, ou il obtint a 22 ans la couronne poetique, Andrelini vint s'etablir en France en 1488 ou il enseigna a l'Universite la poesie, la rhetorique et la connaissance de la sphere. Il jouissait d'une immense reputation et recut les louanges d'Erasme et de nombreux hommes de lettres de son temps. Protege de Charles VIII, de Louis XII et de Francois Ier, il porta le titre de poete du roi et de la reine. Son Hecatodisticon est un recueil de cent distiques moraux (d'abord publies en 1512) et envoyes a Jean Ruze, tresorier des finances de Charles VIII pour le remercier d'une forte pension que le roi lui faisait payer. Ils eurent un succes considerable et furent reimprimes de nombreuses fois, ici avec les commentaires de Jean Vatel. Ils furent meme traduits en francais, par Jean Paradin en 1545 et par Prive en 1604. Moreau-Renouard IV, n°1182 (seulement 2 exemplaires localises).
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GOLLUT (Louis).
Memoires historiques de la republique sequanoise et des Princes de la Franche-Comte de Bourgogne. Dole, 1592, in-folio, velin, piece de titre en mar. noir a grains longs post.
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Litterateur et avocat franc-comtois ne a Pesnes en 1535 et mort a Dole. En 1570, Philippe II cree une chaire de litterature latine a l'Universite de Dole a laquelle l'auteur a siege. Il reclame pour Dole le statut de capitale de la Franche-Comte, a la suite de quoi les magistrats de la ville de Besancon refusent la vente de ses livres sur le territoire dependant de leur juridiction. Ses derniers ouvrages sont manuscrits (Dr Hoefer, Bibliographie Generale, 21, 123). Son principal titre, "Memoires historiques de la republique sequanoise et des Princes de la Franche-Comte de Bourgogne" a ete edite en 1592. Le Brunet ne mentionne pas d'edition de 1588 mais celle de 1592 (Brunet, 2, 1561). Us. a la couv., mors fendu et saliss., coiffes cassees, coins emouss., galeries de vers, titre refait manuscrit, mouill. et rouss., taches int. ; 11 ff. non numerotes + 1108 pp. + table + erratum ; 2 ff. blancs rajoutes sur les contreplats; 1 ff. de titre manuscrit post. monte sur onglet. (erreur de transcription de la date d'edition). Err. de num. ss mq de texte p 68 (70), 148 (548), 284 (293), 1077 (1075). Dechirures p. 595/596 et p. 1003/1004 (reparee). Petit manque sur un ff. de table ; 1 ff. ss num. intercale entre p. 102 et p. 103 ; manq. num. p. 435 mais texte complet ; inscriptions manuscrites marginales (texte souligne) p. 43, 72, 73, 74, 87, 98, 128, 129, 131, 136, 137, 138, 140, 387, 389, 527, 726 a 788 ; inscriptions manuscrites plus importantes dans les marges (notes de lecture) p. 36 et 412.
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GALIEN, Pseudo;
De renum affectus agnitione vel de calculo Liber.
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Paris Nicolas Buffet pour Jacques Kerver 1535 - In-8 de 23 ff.n.ch. et 1 f. blanc ; vélin ancien. Brigitte Moreau, IV, 1322 : recense 3 exemplaires (BL, BM de Pau, Philadelphie CPL) ; manque à Waller, Wellcome et à la NLM ; WorldCat : un seul exemplaire (Pierpont Morgan). Édition fort rare. Il s'agit vraisemblablement de la première édition séparée de la traduction, par Christoph Heyl, de ce traité des maladies du rein et des calculs autrefois attribué à Galien. Cette version latine a été publiée pour la première fois à Mayence, en 1530, avec d'autres traités, puis réimprimée à Bâle en 1533. Dezeimeris (II, 465), qui cite ces deux éditions mais ignore cette impression parisienne de 1535, commente : "Fabricius pensait que ce traité est probablement l'ouvrage de Démétrius Pepagomène". Le fleuron, les lettrines et les caractères désignent le matériel de Nicolas Buffet, dont on ne signale pas d'édition signée avant 1536. Cachet-monogramme à sec sur le titre. Ex-libris Dr. Maurice Villaret.
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Clichtoveus, Jodocus
Sermones. (Ed. Ludwig Lasser)
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Koln, Quentel 1535. 34 cm. (8), 298 (irrig 297) Blatt mit zahlreichen Holzschnitt-Initialen. Blindgepragter Leder-Band der Zeit mit Rollenstempeln uber Holzdeckeln - VD16 C 4209 - Index Aurel. 141.776 - Jackson 1800 - Erstausgabe. Jodocus Clichtoveus (oder: Josse Clicthove, 1472 - 1543), einer der einflu!reichsten Lehrer der Sorbonne, stand anfangs auf der Seite der Humanisten und schlug sich infolge religioser Streitigkeiten auf die Seite der strengen Scholastiker. Als Anhanger gema!igter Reformen wandte er sich entschieden gegen Luther. Das untere Drittel des Titelblattes (Besitzmermerk) abgeschnitten, jedoch ohne Textverlust. Angebunden: II. Nausea, Friedrich: Sermones qvadragesimales ... Adijciuntur hisc sermonibus, Orationes aliquot, de rebus sacris elegentissimae, quarum indicem reperies ... Aeditio prima. Koln, (Eucharius Cervicornus fur Quentel) 1535. Folio-Format (6), 79, (1 wei!) Blatt mit 4-teiliger Holzschnitt-Titelbordure von Anton Woensam von Worms und zahlreichen Holzschnitt-Initialen. VD16 N 273: "unvollstandig"; BM STC 645; Adams N-93; Realenz. XIII, 670; Merlo, Koln. Kunstler 1054, 452. Vgl. Wolf, Quellenkunde II/2, 251ff. Erstausgabe von Teil 2 der "Sermones adventuales". Nausea (1480 - 1552), eine der bedeutendsten katholischen Prediger der Reformationszeit, als Vermittlungstheologe seiner Zeit bekannt, bemuhte sich unter anderem um die Ruckkehr Melanchthons zur katholischen Kirche. Blatt 78 und 79 in Faksimile auf altem Papier. III. Ein weiteres Werk, nicht vollstandig, wohl aus derselben Druckerei. Die Rollenstempel des Einbandes (Mater Dei, Judidt, Evaa) sind beschrieben bei Haebler II, 325, 3 und Schunke 385, 3. Haebler I, 212 schreibt sie dem Leipziger Buchbinder Bonifatius Kleinschmidt zu. Insgesamt gut erhaltener Predigt-Sammelband, Schlie!en entfernt, Rucken und kleinere Fehlstellen passend erneuert, erste und letzte Blatt fingerfleckig, am Schlu! im unteren Rand stellenweise Feuchtigkeitsspuren. - Sprache / Language: Lateinisch / Latin -
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Vehe, Michael.
Errettung der beschüldigten Kelchdyeb von newen Bugenhagischen galgen.
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- (Leipzig, Melchior Lotter, 1535).(190) SS. (ohne das l. w. Bl.). Schöne architektonische Holzschnittbordüre einige figurale Holzschnittinitialen. Schwarzer Pappband um 1830. 4to.Erste Ausgabe eine Entgegnung auf Bugenhagens "Wider die Kelchdiebe" (1532), im protestantisch-katholischen Streit um die Darreichung des Laienkelches. Die Vorrede ist datiert Halle, den 10. November 1532 jedoch wurde die Schrift erst drei Jahre später in Druck gegeben. - Der Biberacher Dominikaner Vehe (um 1490-1539) wurde 1513 in Heidelberg zum Doktor der Theologie promoviert zwei Jahre später wurde er Prior des dortigen Dominikanerkonvents. 1530 zum Propst des Stiftes "Ad velum aureum" zu Halle ernannt, verteidigte er als Inquisitor die katholische Lehre in mehreren wichtigen Streitschriften, die Ignatius Smith als "the best apologetical treatises that appeared in Germany during the sixteenth century" bezeichnet (in: Catholic Encylopaedia, Bd. 15, s. v.) und zu denen die vorliegende Schrift gezählt wird. Veesenmeyer lobt, sie seien "in einem so guten Deutsch und, was nicht minder löblich ist, in einem so glimpflichen Ausdruck abgefaßt, wie man ihn nur selten, besonders in polemischen Schriften der damaligen Zeit, findet" (zit. n. Wetzer/W. 12, 646). - Durchgehend mit hübschen, zeitgenöss. Marginalien am Titel zeitgenöss. Notiz von anderer Hand: "Daß ist, Defendirung des Satzung der catholisch Kirch, Krafft welcher der Laien der Kelch nicht gereicht wird" und eigenh. Besitzvermerk des amerikanischen Theologen und Schulmanns Howard Osgood (1831-1911) sowie seinem Schenkungsvermerk "From W. T. Wardnell [?] 1867" am vorderen Innendeckel. Am Titel ferner Blindstempel der "Rochester Theol. Seminary Library - Rockefeller Fund" (ausgeschieden). - Einband etwas berieben, sonst sauberes, breitrandiges Exemplar. Recht selten: lt. OCLC nur 2 Exemplare in Amerika seit 1950 nur ein Exemplar auf deutschen Auktionen nachweisbar. - VD 16, V 485. BM-STC German 886. ADB 39, 529. Goedeke II, 237. OCLC 29150405. Nicht bei Adams. Nicht bei Pegg oder Kuczynski."[One of] the best apologetical treatises that appeared in Germany during the 16th century" (Cath. Enc.)
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Ott, Georg
Marianum - Legende - Von den lieben heiligen und gottseligen Dienern Unserer lieben Frau und den berühmtesten Gnadenorten der hohen Himmelskönigin/ Zweiter Teil: Die Monate Juli bis Dezember - 2 Bände (Band 1 und Band 2)
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Philosophie und Theologie.- - Regensburg, Druck und Verlag von Friedrich Pustet,. 4. 1535 Seiten/ 2886 Seiten - Alle 2 Bände mit Titelbild und reichlich bebildert. OHLeder. EA.. Band 1: Buchrücken nicht vorhanden, Buchdeckel am Bund eingerissen, Text auf der Innenseite des Buchdeckels, Schnitt angebräunt, Schnitt fleckig, Einband an einigen Stellen gerieben, Seiten leicht fleckig, einige Seiten geknickt, erste Seiten (mit Titelseite) zerknitert, sonst befriedigend - FrakturBand 2: Bund eingerissen, Text auf der Innenseite des Buchdeckels, Schnitt angebräunt, Schnitt fleckig, Einband an einigen Stellen gerieben, Seiten leicht fleckig, Seiten geknickt, ersten leicht zerknitert, einige Seiten geknickt, sonst befriedigend - Fraktur
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Scriptores Rei Rusticae (Marcus Porcius Cato, Marcus Terentius Varro, Lucius Junius Moderatus Columella, And Rutilius Taurus...
Libri De Re Rustica
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Joannes Hervagius, 1535. 4to (20 x 14 cm), [52], 295, [1] leaves. Full contemporary vellum binding, title lable missing but gilt decoration on spine. Historiated woodcut initials throughout, diagrams. A few leaves with mild dampstains, vellum slightly warped; otherwise in extremely good condition.
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PLINY. GAIUS PLINIUS SECUNDUS (KNOWN AS PLINY THE ELDER).:
C. PLINII SECUNDI HISTORIA MUNDI
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Basel, 1535. denuo emendata, non paucis locis ex diligenti ad pervetusta et optimae fidei exemplaria collatione nunc primu[m] animadversis castigatisq[ue], quemadmodum evidenter in Sigismundi Gelenij annotationibus operi adnexis apparet. Adiunctus est Index copiosissimus. Printer's names from colophon on page 671, Latin text, Basel, per Hieronymum Frobenium, Io. Hervagium, & Nicolaum Episcopium, 1535. Folio, 370 x 245 mm, 14½ x 9¾ inches, printer's pictorial device on title page, on verso page 671 and on verso of final leaf, with 37 large historiated initials and small decorated initials in the Table, pages (36), 671, (181), 51 of these unnumbered pages contain Gelenius' annotations, followed by 130 pages of index, bound in full contemporary blind tooled pig-skin over wooden boards, with 2 brass clasps in working order, raised bands to spine with blind tooling in compartments, no lettering. Covers soiled and stained, 110 mm (4½ inch) cut to leather on upper cover, small loss of leather to lower corner on upper board, the other corners slightly worn, 4 wormholes to lower cover, 1 to upper cover, red stain filling lowest compartment of spine, upper hinge cracked at top 25 mm (1 inch", tiny crack to lower hinge at top, "Plinius" inked neatly across fore-edges, large handcoloured old armorial bookplate to front pastedown, with most of name and part of motto erased, inscription below bookplate erased and messy stain above it, old ink inscription erased in upper margin of title page, 4 small old paper repairs to reverse of title page, 3 at inner edge and 1 in blank area needed because of slight damage caused by horizontal crease which is repeated on A2, single small wormhole in inner margin from title to page 71, another to fore-edge of last 7 leaves of index, 2 very small closed margin edge tears, tiny closed tear to upper edge of 6 consecutive pages, a few brief early marginal notes, a little neat underlining, 1 pointing hand, contents otherwise very clean and bright. Pasted onto rear pastedown is a large sheet of paper with a drawing of a labyrinth on it in old ink and a reference to in Latin mentioning the story of Theseus and Ariadne. Binding tight and sound. A good sound copy of this classic encyclopedic work. This is the first printing of the Naturalis Historia with annotations by the Bohemian humanist Gelenius. The text is preceded by a preface by Erasmus of Rotterdam, reprinted from his edition of 1525. Gaius Plinius Secundus, known as Pliny the Elder, was born in Como, Italy, in A.D. 23. By the time he died 56 years later, he had been a cavalry officer, an adviser to emperors and the author of at least 75 books, not to mention another 160 volumes of unpublished notebooks. He is remembered today for just one of those works, his 37-volume Naturalis Historia (also entitled Historia Mundi), in which he planned to "set forth in detail all the contents of the entire world." Pliny describes in detail the nature of the physical universe: geography, anthropology, zoology, botany, and the medicinal uses of plants and curatives derived from the animals, among a host of other topics including mathematics, astronomy, agriculture, history and the arts and letters. Although dubious as a work of science, Pliny's Historia Naturalis provides a unique glimpse into the world view of ancient Rome. It is a wonderful melange of the real and the fantastic, the never was and the never could be. He wrote of dog-headed people who communicated by barking, and people with no heads at all, their eyes in their shoulders. He wrote of snakes that launch themselves skyward to catch high-flying birds, and of the "basilisk serpent" of Africa, which kills bushes on contact, bursts rocks with its breath and is so venomous that when one was killed by a man on horseback, "the infection rising through the spear killed not only the rider but also the horse." The work became a model for all later encyclopedias in terms of the breadth of subject matter examined, the need to reference original authors, and a comprehensive index list of the contents. The work was dedicated to the emperor Titus, son of Pliny's close friend, the emperor Vespasian, in the first year of Titus' reign. It is the only work by Pliny to have survived, and the last that he published, lacking a final revision at his sudden and unexpected death. Images sent on request.
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THOMAS de Aquino.
S. THO. SUPER LI//BRUS DE ANIMA. //Expositio aurea Angelici Do//ctoris divi Thome Aqnatis super// tres libros Aristotelis de ani//ma cum duplici textu: veteris// sem et Argiropoli necnon// cum tabula utili no//viter addita//M.D.XXXIII. In fine: Venetiis, Dominici Octaviani Scoti, die XXI martii, 1553.
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(cm. 32) cc. 4 nn., cc. 85 + 1 c. bianca. Bella pergamena posteriore, piatti con fogli di antifonario; sguardie antiche restaurate. Bel frontis figurato di gusto nordico, coi ritratti di Aristotele e san Tommaso, putti che sostengono cartigli e colonne e, in alto, figure allegoriche della fama, virtu, verità e fede entro architetture (riprodotto in Barbieri "Il frontispizio italiano del '400 e '500" vol. II, tav. 87, ed è lo stesso della "Bibbia" volgare del 1535 stampata dal Bindoni a Venezia). Testo in gotico a due colonne, capilettera ornati grandi e piccoli, per lo piu a "fond criblè". Nel testo alcuni schemi e diagrammi. In fine, grande marca tipogr. dello Scoto, uguale a quella riprodotta in Kristeller n° 286 pag 113. Lievissimo alone - Bella e rara edizione. Manca ad Adams, bm stc, Cranz, Sander ed Essling. Il Census Naz. ICCU registra solo 5 copie nelle Biblioteche Italiane. Rava descrive ampiamente quetsa edizione singolare, ma senza collazione, per non averla vista, e cita la scheda da un catalogo librario. Rava, suppl. a Sander 7277a, pag. 150.
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Beaujoyeux, Balthasar
Document signed (DE BEAUJOIEULX).
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Beaujoyeux, Balthasar de (c.1535-c.1587). Document signed (DE BEAUJOIEULX). Signed on the verso of a document by François d'Orleans (Francese dorleans), both documents countersigned "Bayon." Naming the ballet master as Balthazar de Beaujoieulx. 2p., folio (c.27 x 18cm), pot watermark, 17 April 1574, stitching holes slightly affecting two words, small stains, Beaujoyeux's name inscribed at the top of the page in a later hand. Balthasar de Beaujoyeux was the most important ballet master in Paris at the end of the sixteenth century. His Ballet Aux Ambassadeurs Polonais (1573) and Balet Comique de la Royne (1581) were models for the French tradition of the "ballet de cour" and for the dances in early Italian operas. Beaujoyeux was "valet de chambre" to Mary Stuart, Charles IX and Henri III of France. Beaujoyeulx documents are extremely rare. Provenance: Sotheby's London: Music sale May 2004.
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BUDi Guillaume;
De Transitu Hellenismi ad Christianismum.
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Parisiis Ex officina Rob. Stephani 1535 In-4 de (6)-132-(2) ff., velin souple de l'epoque. Edition originale. Comme les Commentarii linguae graecae, ce livre, sorte de testament spirituel de Guillaume Bude, est dedie a Francois Ier. Pour cette premiere edition, l'auteur avait sollicite et obtenu, en fevrier 1535, un privilege royal d'une duree de cinq annees. Sans doute avait-il fourni le papier necessaire a l'impression, car le format des feuilles et leur filigrane sont inhabituels chez Robert Estienne. ' Cette edition fut soignee par Jean Thierry de Beauvais qui aida aussi Robert (Estienne) dans les travaux de son Thesaurus Latinae Linguae, ainsi que le temoigne la preface de l'edition de 1543 E (Renouard). Guillaume Bude avait ete en 1529, un des juges qui condamnerent Louis Berquin au supplice pour cause de lutherianisme, apres l'avoir exhorte a la conversion ; dans plusieurs de ses traites dont le De transitu Hellenismi ad christianismum, il s'exprime comme un homme assez prevenu contre les reformateurs : il entend par hellenisme, les belles lettres profanes, et y oppose la philosophie chretienne. Ex libris Jacobi cimb ordinis sanctis (a) ; ex-libris manuscrit monastique. Bel exemplaire a grandes marges (20 x 26 cm) ; quelques annotations du temps. Cerne clair marginal sur les premiers et derniers feuillets, dos restaure anciennement. Renouard, 41/1 ; B. Moreau, Inventaire chronologique des editions parisiennes, 1222.
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LEVRIER.-
Chronologie historique des Comtes de Genevois,
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Contenant celle des Eveques-Princes, & les faits relatifs a la Constitution Politique & au Gouvernement de la Ville Imperiale et Republique de Geneve, depuis son Origine jusqu'a l'etablissement de la Reformation en l'Annee 1535. Orleans. Couret de Villeneuve. 1787. 2 tomes en 1 vol.in-8 dos basane brune a coins, (reliure de l'epoque un peu abimee, 1 coiffe elimee), XIIpp.(titre, dedicace et preface), 2ff.n.ch. (approbation) et 295pp.pour le tome 1. 298pp. 1ff.n.ch. (errata), et XL pp. (tables chronologiques des Comtes et des Eveques), pour le tome 2. Armes de la ville de Geneve et 2 tableaux genealogiques depliants h.-t. Bon exemplaire malgre qq. petits defauts.
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ZACHARIAS (Obispo)
ZACHARIAE EPISCOPI CHRYSOPOLITANI, UIRI SUO TEMPORE CELEBERRIMI, IN UNUM EX QUATOR SIVE DE CONCORDIA
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Zachariae Episcopi Chrysopolitani, viri suo tempore celeberrimi, in unum ex quatuor sive de concordia evangelistarum, libri quatuor, iam nunc primum typis excusi. ... .- Quadriennium, Eucharius Cervicornus, 1535; en folio piel que ha conservado las dos tapas de época con dibujo renacentista gofrado, 4 hojas incluida portada grabada con orla de 4 maderas, 383 pp. 5 grabados en el texto en maderas que representan a los 4 Evangelistas y la Asunción de la Virgen. Capitulares grabadas y colofón. Texto impreso en caracteres góticos a dos columnas. Puntos de polilla en parte blanca sin afectar restaurados en su mayor parte. Buen ejemplar de este gótico latino no encontrado en la bibliografía consultada.
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MAFFEI Giovan Pietro.
ISTORIA DELLE INDIE ORIENTALI. Tradotta da Francesco Serdonati. Milano, Per Antonio Fontana, 1830.
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- Opera completa in due volumi. Cm.23x13,7. Pg.VI, 440; 436. Legature in mz.tela non editoriale con piatti originali applicati alle coperte. Esemplari in barbe. Collezione "Biblioteca storica di tutte le nazioni". Si tratta del resoconto compiuto dal gesuita Giampetro Maffei (Bergamo, 1535-1603) della conquista portoghese delle Indie, commissionatogli dal Cardinale Arrigo, che fu poi Re del Portogallo. Il testo fu composto in latino, e tradotto nel 1589 dal fiorentino Serdonati.
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PLAUTE (Titus Maccius Plautus)
Comoediae viginti.
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Lyon, Sebastien Gryphe, 1535. 1 vol. in-8°, parchemin, dos a nerfs, titre ecrit a la plume au dos, tranches mouchetees 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 decoupee et doublee sans perte de texte, qq. rousseurs et mouillures. Premiere edition des comedies de Plaute donnee par S. Gryphe. Elle sera reproduite de nombreuses fois au XVIe siecle. Graesse V, 327; Baudrier VIII, 86.
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VALERIO MAXIMO.
VALERII MAXIMI dictorum ac factorum memorabilium tam Romanorum, q[ue] externorum Collectanea, cum Oliverii Arsignanensis co[m]mentario, & Iodici Badii Ascensii familiarissima ac plane dilucida expositione, adiectis quattor & viginti exemplis ab Aldo prius impressis, que in plaerisque exemplaribus desiderantur.
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S/imp. S.l.n.a. [Imp. Nicolas des Preux y editado por Ponceti Le Preux. París, 1535 posiblemente.] 31,5 cm. 4 h., CCCLXXIIII. (sign. A4, a8-z8, aa8-ff8, salto de la sign. pero texto completo y sigue: tt8-yy8, zz4). Portada arquitectónica grabada, con la marca del editor en el centro, capitulares. Enc. en pergamino. Papel algo tostado. Fina señal de taladro del folio 281 al 306 y últimos folios, sin afectar el texto. * Edición de los "Dichos y hechos memorables" de Valerio Máximo (s. I a.J.C.-s. I d.J.C.), comentada por Olivier d'Arzugnano y Josse Bade. Se hizó siguiendo las ediciones de Aldo Manucio. Ni en la portada ni en colofón aparece el año de impresión, aunque posiblemente se trate de la edición de Poncet Le Preux de 1535. En la portada aparecen la marca de este editor y el anagrama en la parte inferior de Nicolas des Prés y Jehan Petit librero. Los preliminares son de Nicolas Beralde a Remi Callivus (París, 23 de marzo de 1517), de Josse Bade a Germain de Ganay (5 de junio de 1510), y de Olivier d'Arzignan a P. Brutus. Historia de Roma Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830
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Ricci, Bartolomeo
Apparatus Latinae locutionis Ex M. T. Cicerone, Caesare, Sallustio, Terentio, Plauto, ad Herennium, Asconio, Celso, ac de re rustica, per Bartholomaeum Riccium Ludiensem in suum ordinem descriptus...
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- Argentorati (Straßburg), Apiarius 1535.gr.8. 17 Bl., 1 weißes Bl., 606 S., 19 Bl. mit Initialen und 2 Druckermarken (Titel und Schluß). Ldr. d. Zt. mit Blindprägung (mit Fehlstellen, Schliessen fehlen, fl. Vorsatz vorn fehlt, tlw. mit alten Tintenflecken und Tintenstrich-"Verzierungen", vor allem auf den ersten und letzten Seiten und auf wenigen Seiten im Textteil).
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Grapaldus, Franciscus Marius.
Lexicon de partibus aedium. Vom Verfasser vermehrte u. verb. Aufl.
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Lyon, Vincentius 1535. - Kl.8. 361, (1) S. u. 23 nn. Bll. Mit 1 Druckermarke. Marmor. Ldr. des 18. Jahrhunderts mit Rverg. u. roten Rückenschild.Adams I/G 1014. Grapaldus (1464-1515) war Hofpoet von Julius II. In seinem 1494 erstmals erschienenen Werk gibt er umfassende Anweisungen zur Einrichtung des Hausstandes, die sich auf die Haushaltung der Renaissance wesentlich auswirkten. - Oberes Kapital abgestoßen. Ecken bestoßen, Außengelenk beschabt. Fliegender Vorsatz entfernt. Titel fingerfleckig und mit altem Besitzvermerk. Stempel auf Titelrückseite. Anfangs mit Marginalien von alter Hand. Der Index etwas wasserfleckig, das letzte und vorletzte Blatt beschäd. und aufgezogen.
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BARTHOLE (Bartolus de Saxo)
Prima [/ secunda] super infortiato commentariorum (a) una cum scholijs complurium viroru[m], doctis, purgatis, & mire profuturis.
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[Lyon], 1535. 2 parties en 1 fort vol. in-folio, veau brun souple estampe a froid, dos a nerfs orne de filets a froid, encadrement de deux roulettes a froid sur les plats, la premiere a decor de fleurettes dans des enroulements de cordages (proche de Gid, FLn7), la seconde representant des tetes dans des medaillons (type Gid, TMe3), le cartouche central est occupe par deux roulettes verticales a decor de tetes en medaillon (type Gid, TMa3), fleuron a froid au centre et quatre fleurs de lys frappees aux angles de l'etroit evidement interieur. Reliure de l'epoque usee, reparee grossierement. Titre en rouge et noir dans un bel encadrement grave sur bois avec vignette representant Bartole enseignant a ses eleves, impression gothique sur 2 coll., nbr. lettrines sur fond crible et qq. lettres blanches, 1 grande figure a pleine page gravee sur bois (arbre des substitutions), 197 ff., (1) f. blanc; 187 (sur 188) ff. Signatures : [a-z]8 A8 B6; [aa-yy]8 zz6 &&6. Manque le feuillet de titre de la seconde partie (aa1), mouillures marginales, le f. de titre et le suivant sont remmarges. Belle edition lyonnaise de ces commentaires de Bartole sur Infortiatum, c'est-a-dire sur la seconde partie du Digeste de Justinien, avec les additions d'Andre de Pomate. L'impression peut etre attribuee a Jacques Mareschal, Vincent de Portunaire ou Jean Moylin qui avaient utilise le meme encadrement de titre pour l'edition des Consilia de Philippe Decius de 1525 (cf. Baudrier V, 425), et pour l'edition des memes textes en 1525 egalement (cf. Gultlingen II, 53 et II, 220). L'edition des deux volumes de commentaires sur Infortatium de 1525 imprimee par Jacques Mareschal et Jean Moylin pour le libraire parisien Jehan Petit, ont rigoureusement la meme collation. Interessante et rare reliure souple en veau estampe, confectionnee a l'epoque dans un atelier parisien. Cette edition n'est repertoriee dans aucune bibliographie. Aucun exemplaire dans les collections publiques francaises.
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PTOLEMAEUS, Claudius (after 83 - ca 168 AD)
Clavdii Ptolemaei Alexandrini Geographicae Enarrationis Libri Octo. Ex Bilibaldi Pirckeymheri, tralatione, sed ad Graeca & prisca exemplaria a Michaele Villanouano iam primum recogniti
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Lyons : Melchior and Gaspar Trechsel, 1535. Folio (16 3/8 x 11 2/8 inches). Large woodcut on title-page, 49 fine double-page woodcut maps ("Europae", map 4 remargined with some decorative border and letterpress in facsimile, one marginal repair not affecting image or text) and one single-page map, most with text on versos enclosed within elaborate woodcut borders (attributed to Hans Holbein and Urs Graf); text with 4 large woodcut diagrams and 2 full-page woodcuts of a diagram and armillary sphere showing the projection of the winds by Albrecht Durer (verso of map l4), woodcut initials. Near contemporary paneled calf, each cover decorated with broad borders of blind fillets and elaborate roll tool, with gilt fleurons at each corner, the central panel decorated with small gilt tools, remains of two pairs of brass clasp and catches (rebacked to style, extremities worn). The first edition to be edited by Michael Villanovanus, better known as Servetus (1511-1553), born at Villanueva, in Aragon, Spain. While working as an editor for the publisher Trechsel he wrote the preface and many of the modern descriptions on the verso of the celebrated maps. He also edited a second edition printed at Vienne in the Dauphine, in 1541. For his writings against the Holy Trinity and infant baptism Servetus was burnt at the stake in 1553. However there were forty counts of heresy against him, including the offence of having asserted, in the text accompanying map 41 (The Holy Land), that Palestine was not as fertile as it was generally believed. Many copies of the book were burned with him on the orders of John Calvin, although the offending passage was not actually written by Servetus, and had appeared previously in the 1522 and 1525 editions, and was pointedly omitted from the second edition of 1541. Of the fifty magnificent maps four relate in some way to America: the "Tabula Terre Nova", number 28, with an account of the voyages and discoveries of Columbus on the verso; "Norbegia et Gottia", number 34, showing Greenland as a peninsula of Europe; "Tabula Nova Orbis", number 49, attributed by some to Columbus and known as the "Admiral's Map", and by others to Vespuccius; and "Tabula Totius Orbis", number 50, the celebrated new map of the world by Lorenz Fries, first used in the Gruninger edition of 1522, and the first map in an edition of Ptolemy with the name 'America', which appears on a portion of the South American Continent. The work is essentially in three parts: the text, comprising the new Latin translation by the humanist Wilibald Pirckheimer (1470-1530), edited by Servetus; the maps, 27 depicting the ancient world and 22 of the modern world, with one map of Lotharingia; and the index. Alden & Landis 535/14; Phillips Atlases 364; Sabin 66483. Harrisse No. 210. Sabin No. 66483. Medina Vol. I. No. 98. Catalogue description prepared for and on behalf of Arader Galleries by Kate Hunter. .
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FLAVIUS, Josephus.
Josephi des hochberümpten vnd vast nutzlichen Historici zwentzig Bücher von den alten geschichten nach den alten Exemplarn fleissig corrigiert vnd gebessert
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Strassburg, [Balthassar Beck] 1535, im Mayen. - 4°. 14 nn.Bll., 329 Bll., 29 nn.Bll., 176 Bll., 8 nn.Bll. Späterer Lederbd. auf 4 Bünden mit Rückenschild und reicher RVergoldung (etwas fleckig und berieben, Rückenschild mit kleiner Fehlstelle). Miteingebunden: Siben bücher von dem Jüdischen krieg vnnd der Zerstörung Hierusalem, nach den Griechischen exemplarn besichtigt vnd verstendiger gemacht. - Zwey Bücher wider Appionem Grammaticum - Von Meisterschafft der Vernunfft, oder von den Machabeern ein Buch durch Erasmum von Roterodam im Latein widerbesichtigt. - Auf dem Titelbl. handschr. Besitzervermerk von alter Hand (Vitus Carolus), Vorsatz mit ExLibris, Titelbl. mit Randverlust und Wurmfrassspuren, hinterlegt, die ersten 2 Bll. mit hinterlegten Randeinrissen, stellenweise Wurmfrasspuren und Randnotizen von alter Hand, leicht fleckig, Vorsätze erneuert. - VD16-J970. Lang: de
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RAPHAEL
Ornati d'invenzione di Raffaelle Sanzio d'Urbino esistenti nel coro di S. Pietro in Perugia. In numero ventirami.
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Roma, presso Ferdinando Mori, 1821 Comprising printed title-page and 20 numbered engraved plates of ornament, folio, contemporary unlettered half calf : light signs of marginal foxing, but still very good. The originals for this series of purely classical ornament were executed in 1535 and here in these very fine bold engravings show little evidence of 19c `interpretation' except in the human figures. NUC, but quoting Giovanni Scudellari in the imprint, notes three copies (NN, ViU and TxU).
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Scriptores Rei Rusticae (Marcus Porcius Cato, Marcus Terentius Varro, Lucius Junius Moderatus Columella, And Rutilius Taurus...
Libri De Re Rustica
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Joannes Hervagius, 1535. 4to (20 x 14 cm), [52], 295, [1] leaves. Full contemporary vellum binding, title lable missing but gilt decoration on spine. Historiated woodcut initials throughout, diagrams. A few leaves with mild dampstains, vellum slightly warped; otherwise in extremely good condition.
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VEGECE (Flavius), FRONTIN (Sextus-Julius), ELIEN, MODESTE.
FLAVII VEGETTI RENATI viri illustris de re militari libri quatuor. SEXTI JULII FRONTINI viri consularis de strategematis libri totidem. AELIANI de instrumendis aciebus liber unus. MODESTI de vocabulis rei militaris liber item unus omnia diligenter ad codices antiquos & emandatos maxime BUDAEI, collata sunt: id quod Aelianus testatibur a mendis compluribus repurgatus.
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Paris, C. Wecheli, 1535, in-8 de 359 pp. + 7 ff. d'index, page de titre manquante, belles lettrines, 28 schemas de tactique militaire dans le texte, belle marque typographique en fin d'ouvrage, legeres mouillures en debut d'ouvrage, rousseurs en marge de l'index, sans gravite ; plein velin souple, titre manuscrit au dos, orne d'un dessin (couronne de lauriers), petit manque sur le plat sup. et sur un coin du plat inf. Recueil de 4 traites militaires par des auteurs grec et romains de l'antiquite. "Du fait militaire" par Vegece - "Stratagemes" par Frontin - "Traite de tactique" par Elien - "Vocabulaire militaire" par Modeste. Edition revue par Maxime Bude. Texte en latin.
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Durante, Castore
HERBARIO NUOVO
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- Medico et cittadino romano ove son figure, che rappresentano le vive piante, che nascono in tutta Europa, nell'Indie orientali occidentali, e versi latini che comprendono le facolta de' semplici medicamenti. Con discorsi, che dimostrano i nomi, le spetie, la forma, il loco, il tempo, le qualita , le virtu mirabili dell'herbe insieme col peso, ordine da usarle, scoprendosi rari secreti, singolari rimedi da sanar le piu difficili infermita e due tavo. Faksimile der Ausgabe Rom, Appresso Bartholomeo Bomfadino Tito Diani 1535. Rom, Roberto Peliti 1964. Ca. 550 Seiten. Orig. Karton mit ill. Pergaminbezug, 4. Sehr gut erhalten.Eins von insg. 500 Exemplaren dieser schönen Faksimileausgabe des bekannten Kräuterbuches.
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[MICHELANGELO]/SCULTORI, Adamo
Michael Angelus Bonarotus pinxit. Adam Sculptor incidit
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Rare first edition of the complete suite of engravings of Michelangelo's frescoes for the Sistine Chapel by the Mantuan engraver Adamo Scultori, the earliest comprehensive graphic record of this ceiling. Of art historical interest on two counts, the series was an important means for the dissemination of designs that revolutionized Renaissance painting. It also includes the only iconography of the Prophet Jonah and surrounding figures (nos. 62-65), which Michelangelo had destroyed in 1535 in order to make room for the Last Judgement.
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BOLZANI (Urbano)
Institutionu[m] in linguam Graecam grammaticum, Libri duo.
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Bale, J. Walder, 1535. 1 vol. petit in-4°, peau de truie estampee a froid, dos a nerfs ornes d'entrelacs de feuillages a froid, plats ornes de roulettes a froid differentes sur chaque plat. Plat sup. : roulette exterieure representant des rinceaux, cartouche central comprenant une roulette exterieure (cordes entrelacees), entouree d'une roulette avec alternance de motifs floraux, de rinceaux et d'une petite scene figurant Adam et Eve sous l'arbre de vie. Inscription en haut et en bas du cartouche : "URBAN BELLUN" (nom de l'auteur en abrege). Plat inf. : roulette externe representant des cherubins portant des vases, cartouche central avec large roulette verticlae representant des fruits accompagnes de feuilles, encadree d'une roulette a motifs entrelaces de feuillages et de petites fleurs. Inscription XXXVI en haut et en bas du cartouche (probablement date de la reliure : 1536). (1) f., 472 pp., (3) ff. Jolie marque typogr. au v° du dernier f., plusieurs diagrammes dans le texte. Signatures : [a-z]4 [A-Z]4 [Aa-Oo]4. Quelques annotations marginales. Plusieurs ex-libris sur le titre (XVIe-XVIIe), gros trou de ver traversant la marge exterieure du volume. Cet ouvrage est la premiere grammaire grecque redigee en latin. Elle avait ete imprimee pour la 1ere fois chez Alde en 1497. Une seconde edition augmentee fut publiee en 1512 a Venise. Notre edition, comme toutes celles qui ont paru jusqu'en 1545 est une copie de celle-ci. L'auteur avait en effet compose une edition plus complete (en 9 livres), mais sa mort, en 1524, en retarda la publication, et elle ne vit le jour qu'en 1545. Urbano Bolzani (1443-1524), franciscain de Trevise avait voyage avec le futur doge Andrea Gritti a Constantinople, en Grece, en Asie Mineure et en Egypte. Il en rapporta la connaissance de la langue grecque. Il fut le precepteur du futur Leon X et s'installa en 1489 a Venise ou il ouvrit une ecole de grec. Brunet V, 1012; Adams, B2364.
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VEGETIUS (Flavius Renatus.)
De re Militari libri quatuor. Sexti Julii Frontini... de Strategematis... Aeliani de instruendis Aciebus... Modesti de vocabulis rei Militari... Omnia... emendatos maxime. BUDAEI collata sunt...
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"Paris, Ch. Wechel "Sub scuto Basiliensi", 1535 ; petit in-8, veau brun, encadrement d'un filet dore, fleurs de lys dorees aux angles, medaille doree au centre des plats montrant Platon et Didon, les medailles sont placees entre le chiffre I. R. (Reliure de l'epoque)" 359 pp., (1 p. bl.), 6 ff. de table, 1 f avec la marque de l'imprimeur - figures gravees dans le texte, lettrines. iDITION TReS RARE du traite militaire de Vegece avec les commentaires de Bude. L'editeur Chretien Wechel originaire de Herenthals dans le Brabant fut naturalise francais en 1528. Il collabora avec C. Resch qui lui ceda son magasin rue St. Jacques en aout 1526. Il se specialisa, en l'enseigne de L'ecu de Bale dans les impressions humanistes. Le Vegece de Bude parut chez lui au format in-folio, puis en 1535 en format in-folio et in-8. - BM.S.T.C. p.436. Exemplaire avec de nombreux commentaires marginaux manuscrits du XVIe siecle dans les marges des pp. 4 a 41. Notes et croquis de la meme main sur les gardes. L'exemplaire a appartenu a la bibliotheque de la celebre abbaye de Saint-Victor (cachet du XVIIIe et notes ms sur le titre.)
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Livius, Titus
Latinae historiae principis decades tres... Addita est chronologia Henrici Glareani, ab ipso recognita aucta, cum Indice copioso.
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- Basel, Froben 1535.4 Tle. u. Index in 1 Bd. Fol. 3 Bll., 244, 243, 211, 91 S., 68 Bll. mit 4 Druckermarken und 56, z. Tl. großen ikonographischen Initialen. Schmuckloser Pbd. Ende 19. Jahrh. (Vord. Gelenk gebrochen, In den vorderen Lagen Seiten fleckig und porös u. stärker anger., 1 S. fehlt., ansonsten guter, kräftiger Druck, Besitzervermerk v. a. H. a. Titel).
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PTOLEMAEUS, Claudius (after 83 - ca 168 AD).
Clavdii Ptolemaei Alexandrini Geographicae Enarrationis Libri Octo. Ex Bilibaldi Pirckeymheri, tralatione, sed ad Graeca & prisca exemplaria a Michaele Villanouano iam primum recogniti.
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Lyons : Melchior and Gaspar Trechsel, 1535. - Folio (16 3/8 x 11 2/8 inches). Large woodcut on title-page, 49 fine double-page woodcut maps ("Europae", map 4 remargined with some decorative border and letterpress in facsimile, one marginal repair not affecting image or text) and one single-page map, most with text on versos enclosed within elaborate woodcut borders (attributed to Hans Holbein and Urs Graf); text with 4 large woodcut diagrams and 2 full-page woodcuts of a diagram and armillary sphere showing the projection of the winds by Albrecht Durer (verso of map l4), woodcut initials. Near contemporary paneled calf, each cover decorated with broad borders of blind fillets and elaborate roll tool, with gilt fleurons at each corner, the central panel decorated with small gilt tools, remains of two pairs of brass clasp and catches (rebacked to style, extremities worn). The first edition to be edited by Michael Villanovanus, better known as Servetus (1511-1553), born at Villanueva, in Aragon, Spain. While working as an editor for the publisher Trechsel he wrote the preface and many of the modern descriptions on the verso of the celebrated maps. He also edited a second edition printed at Vienne in the Dauphiné, in 1541. For his writings against the Holy Trinity and infant baptism Servetus was burnt at the stake in 1553. However there were forty counts of heresy against him, including the offence of having asserted, in the text accompanying map 41 (The Holy Land), that Palestine was not as fertile as it was generally believed. Many copies of the book were burned with him on the orders of John Calvin, although the offending passage was not actually written by Servetus, and had appeared previously in the 1522 and 1525 editions, and was pointedly omitted from the second edition of 1541. Of the fifty magnificent maps four relate in some way to America: the "Tabula Terre Nova", number 28, with an account of the voyages and discoveries of Columbus on the verso; "Norbegia et Gottia", number 34, showing Greenland as a peninsula of Europe; "Tabula Nova Orbis", number 49, attributed by some to Columbus and known as the "Admiral's Map", and by others to Vespuccius; and "Tabula Totius Orbis", number 50, the celebrated new map of the world by Lorenz Fries, first used in the Gruninger edition of 1522, and the first map in an edition of Ptolemy with the name 'America', which appears on a portion of the South American Continent. The work is essentially in three parts: the text, comprising the new Latin translation by the humanist Wilibald Pirckheimer (1470-1530), edited by Servetus; the maps, 27 depicting the ancient world and 22 of the modern world, with one map of Lotharingia; and the index. Alden & Landis 535/14; Phillips Atlases 364; Sabin 66483. Harrisse No. 210. Sabin No. 66483. Medina Vol. I. No. 98. Catalogue description prepared for and on behalf of Arader Galleries by Kate Hunter.
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Eyn schön lustig Geschicht / wie Keyser Carle der groß/ vier gebrüder / Hertzog Aymont von Dordons Süne / vmb das der eltest vndter jnen Reynhardt genant / dem Keyser seiner Neuen eynen / mit eynem Schachbret erschlug / sechzehen jarlangk bekrieget / Sie
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VEHE, Michael
Errettung der beschüldigten Kelchdyeb von newen Bugenhagischen galgen
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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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MORELLI, Jacopo.
Descrizione delle feste celebrate in Venezia per la venuta di S.M.I.R. Napoleone il Massimo Imperatore de' Francesi Re d' Italia ...
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First edition of this very attractive Venetian festival book by the Librarian of the Marciana, withfine aquatint plates of the barques, triumphal arch and machina for the procession of Napoleon up the Grand Canal. Napoleon stayed ten days in Venice and the Venetians laid on various spectacles each and every day, among them regattas on the Grand Canal, acrobats of human pyramids, fireworks, etc. The La Fenice theatre entertained Napoleon three times. First there was a theatre spectacle with singing and music, the Giudizio di Giove, by Lauro Corniani Algarotti; with the theatre decked out in the most sumptuous colours and additional festival architecture. Then there was a ball held in the theatre adorned with, as Morelli stresses repeatedly, a complete new and different colour scheme and new festival architecture; lastly there was an evening of illuminations.Cicognara 1535; Vinet 533; Oechslin-Buschow. Festarchitektur, Stuttgart 1984, plates 113-114; Venezia nell'eta di Canova, 1978, no. 228; not in Ruggieri. Venice, nella Tipografia Picotti, 1808.
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Ptolemaeus:
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Lyon, Treschel, 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
[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) libror
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Johannes Petreius, Nuremberg:: Johannes Petreius,, 1535.. Editio Princeps. First Greek/Latin edition.. 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.. 4to. 2 vols in 1.. 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. #11; '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]#11;"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.#11;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.#11;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.#11;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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PLOMER, Henry R
WYNKYN DE WORDE & HIS COMTEMPORARIES, FROM THE DEATH OF CAXTON TO 1535
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WYNKYN DE WORDE & HIS COMTEMPORARIES, FROM THE DEATH OF CAX TO 1535 - London: Grafton & Co., 1925. 4to. Cloth. 264 pages. First edition. Being "a chapter in English printing". With chapters on de Worde, Richard Pynson, John Lettou, William de Machlinia, Julyan Notary, and others, as well provincial and Scottish presses. Illustrationed. Occasional light spotting, spine darkened, else very good. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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VEHE, Michael
Errettung der beschüldigten Kelchdyeb von newen Bugenhagischen galgen
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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. [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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Capella, Galeazzo Flavio
Commentarii Galeacii Capellae De Rebus Gestis pro restitutione Francisci. II. Mediolani Ducis, in quibus pleraque bella, quae per novem annos in Italia gesta sunt, scitu non minus utilia quae iucunda ad veritatem scripta habentur. ab ipsomet authore exa
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Octavio Scotto for Petrus de Nicolino de Sabio, Venice:: Octavio Scotto for Petrus de Nicolino de Sabio,, 1535.. Third edition.. Full old vellum, hole in vellum on front board, title on spine in manuscript. Crimson/brown edges. Very light browning and foxing, with occasional dampstains. Slight worming in lower left corners of A1-8, but never coming near to effecting text. Page 24 labelled as 42, 121 as 211, 156 as 157, 157 as 156, 228 as 230, 229 as 231, 232 as 234, and 233 as 235.. 8vo.. Printer's device (of Ottaviano Scoto II) on A1 (t.p.). Galeazzo Capella (1487-1537), a Milanese historian also known under the name of Capra, was secretary first to Jerome Morone and then to Duke Francisco Sforza II, the latter commissioning the present work. In addition to this work, he is remembered for his history of Milan (1520-31) and an account of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. EDIT 16 CNCE 9090. Index Aurel. 131.491. Not in Adams. BM STC{Italian) 145.
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AN EARLY VELLUM DOCUMENT IN ENGLISH.
THE RECORD OF A LOAN BETWEEN TWO LONDONERS.
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11 November 1535 - 18 lines in a small upright hand. With two small but intact red wax seals on their original parchment thongs one seal showing a flower its stem tied with a bow the other a shield with a flower upon it. Minor wrinkles and smudges a handful of words hard to read because of fading otherwise in excellent condition with most of the considerable text rich and clear. This document records the loan of £20 by Edward Whitlow of London to Simon Cobbe likewise of London. The text is of considerable size and the document generally quite attractive.
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PAYNEL, Thomas
Regimen sanitatis Salerni. . . .
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London: Thos. Berthelet, 1535 - FIRST EDITION IN ENGLISH 4to. [vi], 119, [1] leaves (some mispagination). Title within woodcut border, woodcut printer's device on last leaf. Full calf with centre panels in blind; some interior soiling and a few edges reinforced. Generally, a very nice copy filled with wonderful contemporary annotations and another dated 1744 by James Elisha, a bookbinder. First edition in English, very rare, of the celebrated Regimen sanitatis of Salerno, which "presents a wonderful range of medicinals with unique observations on medicine, people and society in general." The health resort of Salerno, a port near Naples, became the site of the first university in Europe. In spite of the presence of a bishop, the university remained a completely secular institution where medicine was first treated as a separate science. Probably originating about 1160, the Regimen sanitatis had greater popular influence than virtually any other medieval medical tract. The work is filled with what is essentially common sense advise - - - don't eat too much, exercise moderately, keep yourself clean, etc. For the modern enthusiast of the Middle Ages, this is an ideal source for information on daily life, beliefs, thoughts, and practices; it is also a source for authentic attitudes and prescriptions concerning every day foodstuffs, such as vegetables, herbs, and meat, along with advice on when to eat, how much to consume, and what foods were safe and which should be avoided to prevent disease. Paynel (fl.1528-1567), the canon of Merton Abbey, here includes the Latin verses attributed to Joannes de Medolano (fl.1100) or John of Milan. Many authorities believe that John wrote the poem when he was head of the medical school at Salerno. The commentary Paynel translated is purported to be that of Arnoldus de Villanova (see Eimas, Heirs of Hippocrates, 77). [Attributes: First Edition]
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VITRUVIO POLIO, Marco
Di Archittetura del vero esemplar e latino nella volgar lingua tradotto: e con le figure a suoi luoghi con mirando ordine insignito.
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Venecia, Nicolo de Aristotele detto Zoppino, 1535. En folio. 122 folios incluyendo bella portada alegórica grabada a dos tintas y 136 ilustraciones por el texto grabadas en madera. Encuadernación del siglo XVIII en pergamino a la romana, lomera con ruedas doradas a modo de nervios y florón dorado en las calles, tejuelo en marroquén con letrería dorada. segunda edición editada por francesco lutio durantino, la tercera en lengua italiana. Esta edición es una reimpresión de la editada por Durantino en 1524, con las mismas láminas, ilustraciones y letras capitulares. La primera edición en italiano fue impresa por Gottardo da Ponte en 1521 y es conocida por el nombre de su editor Cesariano, así como la nuestra es conocida por el de Durantino. La bella portada alegórica está impresa a dos tintas, en rojo y negro; y es de estilo típicamente renacentista; está ilustrada con la figura de Cicero dentro de un medallón en la parte superior y junto a él en actitud militar, Augusto César, Julio César, Alejandro el Grande, y trofeos de guerra. Por el texto se reparten 136 ilustraciones en madera y bellas letras capitulares también grabadas en xilografía. Para ilustrar el libro, el impresor Zoppino utilizó los mismos tacos de madera que se emplearon para la edición de 1524, excepto el que aparece en la hoja con signatura N1, que se grabó de nuevo. Por lo demás todas las ilustraciones son las mismas; estas ilustraciones que aparecen en las ediciones de Durantino están basadas en las que se realizaron para la primera edición ilustrada de Vitruvio, que apareció en latín impresa por Tacuino en 1511; de hecho, la ilustración al verso de N5 tiene la marca de Tacuino y está copiada de la de 1511. El texto de esta traducción al italiano de los textos de Vitruvio es anónima y, en comparación con la traducción empleada para editar la primera edición italiana de 1521, fue completamente revisado y se empleó además un vocabulario diferente. En cuanto a la presentación tipográfica, disposición del texto y de las ilustraciones, las ediciones de Durantino siguen y copian la edición latina de Tacuino de 1511, por lo que también difiere en esto de la primera versión italiana editada por Cesariano en 1521. Bello ejemplar de este apreciado libro. Mínima restauración al pie de la portada sin afectar, ligeras manchas de agua ocasionalmente en los márgenes, pero generalmente limpio. Ejemplar atractivo. Procedencia: Biblioteca Giuliari referencias: Mortimer 545; Cicognara 705; Fowler 399 (incompleto); Berlin Catalog 1804; Polenus p. 36 Second Durantino edition, a reprint of the first Durantino edition printed in Venice in 1524, with the same plates and woodcut initials. Title in red and black within an elaborate border. Washed, title-page expertly restored, minimal restoration at top margin of two leaves not affecting text. Modern calf, gilt tooled on covers. De Architectura is the only text of Greco-Roman architecture that has survived from antiquity. None Durantino editions on the Mark J. Millard Architectural Collection, the copy in the Fowler Architectural Collection is incomplete
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Claius, Johannes & Aldus Manitius [Manuzio], the younger
Prosodiae...Libri Tres, De cognoscenda Syllabarum quantiotate & carminum ratione qpud Latinos, Graecos, & Hebraeos.#11;Wittenberg: Ex Officina Cratoniane,1595.#11;[bound with:]#11;Aldo Manitius.#11;Purae, Elegantes, Et Copiosae, Latinae Lingua
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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.. 8vo. 2 vols. in 1.. 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. #11;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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BUDE' GUILLAUME;
DE TRANSITU HELLENISMI AD CHRISTIANISMUM. PARISIIS EX OFFICINA ROB. STEPHANI 1535
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In-4 de (6)-132-(2) ff., velin souple de l'epoque. Edition originale. Comme les Commentarii linguae graecae, ce livre, sorte de testament spirituel de Guillaume Bude', est dedie' a' Francois Ier. Pour cette premiere edition, l'auteur avait sollicite et obtenu, en fevrier 1535, un privilege royal d'une duree de cinq annees. Sans doute avait-il fourni le papier necessaire a' l'impression, car le format des feuilles et leur filigrane sont inhabituels chez Robert Estienne. C Cette edition fut soignee par Jean Thierry de Beauvais qui aida aussi Robert (Estienne) dans les travaux de son Thesaurus Latinae Linguae, ainsi que le temoigne la preface de l'edition de 1543 E' (Renouard). Guillaume Bude' avait ete en 1529, un des juges qui condamnerent Louis Berquin au supplice pour cause de lutherianisme, apres l'avoir exhorte a' la conversion ; dans plusieurs de ses traites dont le De transitu Hellenismi ad christianismum, il s'exprime comme un homme assez prevenu contre les reformateurs : il entend par hellenisme, les belles lettres profanes, et y oppose la philosophie chretienne. Ex libris Jacobi cimb ordinis sanctis (E) ; ex-libris manuscrit monastique. Bel exemplaire a' grandes marges (20 x 26 cm) ; quelques annotations du temps. Cerne clair marginal sur les premiers et derniers feuillets, dos restaure' anciennement. Renouard, 41/1 ; B. Moreau, Inventaire chronologique des editions parisiennes, 1222.
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BUDÉ Guillaume;
De Transitu Hellenismi ad Christianismum.
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Ex officina Rob. Stephani, Parisiis 1535 - In-4 de (6)-132-(2) ff., vélin souple de l'époque. Edition originale. Comme les Commentarii linguae graecae, ce livre, sorte de testament spirituel de Guillaume Budé, est dédié à François Ier. Pour cette première édition, l'auteur avait sollicité et obtenu, en février 1535, un privilège royal d'une durée de cinq années. Sans doute avait-il fourni le papier nécessaire à l'impression, car le format des feuilles et leur filigrane sont inhabituels chez Robert Estienne. « Cette édition fut soignée par Jean Thierry de Beauvais qui aida aussi Robert (Estienne) dans les travaux de son Thesaurus Latinae Linguae, ainsi que le témoigne la préface de l'édition de 1543 » (Renouard). Guillaume Budé avait été en 1529, un des juges qui condamnèrent Louis Berquin au supplice pour cause de lutherianisme, après l'avoir exhorté à la conversion ; dans plusieurs de ses traités dont le De transitu Hellenismi ad christianismum, il s'exprime comme un homme assez prévenu contre les réformateurs : il entend par hellénisme, les belles lettres profanes, et y oppose la philosophie chrétienne. Ex libris Jacobi cimb ordinis sanctis (?) ; ex-libris manuscrit monastique. Bel exemplaire à grandes marges (20 x 26 cm) ; quelques annotations du temps. Cerne clair marginal sur les premiers et derniers feuillets, dos restauré anciennement. Renouard, 41/1 ; B. Moreau, Inventaire chronologique des éditions parisiennes, 1222. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Bembo Pietro
Epistolarum, Nomine Leonis X. Pontificis Maximi scriptarum, Libri XVI. Paulo III. Pontif. Maxim. dicati. eiusdem familiarium Epistolarum . Libri VI. Quibus accesserunt alia quaedam eiusdem authoris opuscula lectu digna & iucunda, quorum catalogum versa pagina indicabit. Straßburg, L. Zetzner 1611. 8°. 922 (recte 924) S., 6 Bll., Prgt. d. Zt.
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Luther, Martin
Ein Sermon auff Matthei XXII. Vom zinsgroschen
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- Wittenberg: Joseph Klug, 1535. Mittelbraune Broschur d. 19. Jhdts. Gestochenes Titelblatt, 34 nn. Seiten. - 16,5 x 15. * Seltener Erstdruck mit dem berühmten Satz: "So gebt dem keiser, was des keisers ist / und Gotte, was Gottes ist." - Vgl. Knaake I, 729. - Kucz., 1771. - Erste Lage am Blattrand leicht braunfleckig; sonst wohlerhalten ! [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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Lactantius Firmianus; Lucius Coelius & Quintus Septimus FlorensTertullianus
...Divinarum Institutionum Libri Septem Proxime Castigi, Et Aucti. Eiusdem: De ira Dei...De opificio Dei...Epitome in libros suos...phoenix. Carmen de dominica resurrectione. Item Index...Tertulliani liber apologeticus cum indice
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Heirs of Aldus and Andreas Torresano. Venice:: Heirs of Aldus and Andreas Torresano., 1535.. 18th c. Italian vellum, gilt spine, a few small worm holes in spine, edges red, marbled paste-downs,old owner's name removed from t.p., small hole in t.p., a few old stains, some leaves browned [gathering FF as usual], some occ. marginalia, but the rest in fine clean condition.. 8vo.150 x 98mm.. Aldine anchor device on t.p. and recto of HH8.(A72 - Z36). Lactantius (fl. 320) an eminent father of the church, was, as some say, the most eloquent of all ecclesiastical Latin authors. He formed himself upon Cicero, and wrote in such a pure, smooth, and natural style, and so much in the taste and manner of the Roman Orator, that he is generally distinguished as 'the Christian Cicero.' #11;"He well merits the designation of the "Christian Cicero" bestowed on him by the humanists, for he exhibits many of the shortcomings as well as the graces of his master. Among the works of his pen extant, the earliest is the "De Opificio Dei", written in 303 or 304 during the Diocletian persecution, and dedicated to a former pupil, a rich Christian named Demetrianius. The apologetic principles underlying all the works of Lactantius are well set forth in this treatise, which may be considered as an introduction to his great work "The Divine Institutions" (Divinarum Institutionum Libri VII), written between 303 and 311. This the most important of all the writings of Lactantius is systematic as well as apologetic and was intended to point out the futility of pagan beliefs and to establish the reasonableness and truth of Christianity. It was the first attempt at a systematic exposition of Christian theology in Latin, and though aimed at certain pamphleteers who were aiding the persecutors by literary assaults on the Church, the work was planned on a scale sufficiently broad enough to silence all opponents. The strengths and the weakness of Lactantius are nowhere better shown than in his work. The beauty of the style, the choice and aptness of the terminology, cannot hide the author's lack of grasp on Christian principles and his almost utter ignorance of Scripture. The "dualistic and panegyrical" passages, which have been such a puzzle to students of Lactantius, are manifestly not from his pen, but from that of someone who lived close to his time, probably a rhetorician of Trier. The "Epitome Divinarium Institutionum", made by Lactantius himself at the request of a friend named Pentadius, is much more than a mere abbreviation, rather a more summary treatment of the subject dealt with in the older work. Another treatise, "De Ira Dei", directed against the Stoics and Epicureans, is supplementary to the "Divine Institutions" (II,xvii,5) and deals with anthropomorphism in its true sense. Knowing the bent of Lactantius's mind it is not surprising that the only historical work we have from his pen, "De Mortibus Persecutorum", should have an apologetic character. In this work, we have an account of the frightful deaths of the principal persecutors of the Christians, Nero, Dormitian, Decius, Valerian, Aurelian, and the contemporaries of Lactantius himself, Diocletian, Maximian, Galerius, and Maximus. This work, not withstanding the manifest bias of the author, is of prime importance as a source of the last and greatest of the persecutions, though, somewhat strangely, the style is not so perfect might be expected. The full text is found in only one manuscript, which bears the title, "Lucii Caecilii liber ad Donatum Confessorem de Mortibus Persecutorium". Many attempts have been made to show that the work was not written by Lactantius; however the coincidences of name, both of author and recipient the similarities in style and train of thought between this and other works of Lactantius, are too striking to admit of such a possibility. The chronological difficulties which Brandt thought he discovered are shown by Harnack to have no weight (Chronologie, II, 423). Of the poems attributed to Lactantius only one, besides the "Hodoeporicum", is genuine, viz., the " De Ave Phoelous", an account, in eighty-five distichs, of the fabulous eastern bird which is reborn from its own ashes every thousand years, The poem "De Resurrectione" was written by Venantius Fortunatus..." Catholic Encyclopedia EDIT 16 CNCE 27234. Adams L22.Renouard 113:2 Ahmanson-Murphy 243. BM STC (Ital.)366. Hamberger II,682. Ebert 11603. Brunet III,736.
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Hyginus, Caius Julius
...FABULARUM LIBER [and Other Works] EIUSDEM POETICON ASTRONOMICON, LIBRI QUATUOR... Procli de Sphera Libellus Graece & Latine. Index Rerum... [Edited by J. Micyllus]
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Apud Joan. Hervagium. Basel: Apud Joan. Hervagium.. 1535. Folio. (24),246pp. Index. Illustrated with numerous fine woodcuts of constellations, etc., hand-colored in an amateurish manner at a later date. Hand-colored woodcut device on title. 19th c. 1/2 tan cloth, black calf spine label, over marbled boards. Occasional foxing. This copy lacks the final leaf, blank except for a woodcut device on the verso.
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BUDÉ Guillaume;
De Transitu Hellenismi ad Christianismum.
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Parisiis Ex officina Rob. Stephani 1535 In-4 de (6)-132-(2) ff., vélin souple de l'époque. Edition originale. Comme les Commentarii linguae graecae, ce livre, sorte de testament spirituel de Guillaume Budé, est dédié à François Ier. Pour cette première édition, l'auteur avait sollicité et obtenu, en février 1535, un privilège royal d'une durée de cinq années. Sans doute avait-il fourni le papier nécessaire à l'impression, car le format des feuilles et leur filigrane sont inhabituels chez Robert Estienne. « Cette édition fut soignée par Jean Thierry de Beauvais qui aida aussi Robert (Estienne) dans les travaux de son Thesaurus Latinae Linguae, ainsi que le témoigne la préface de l'édition de 1543 » (Renouard). Guillaume Budé avait été en 1529, un des juges qui condamnèrent Louis Berquin au supplice pour cause de lutherianisme, après l'avoir exhorté à la conversion ; dans plusieurs de ses traités dont le De transitu Hellenismi ad christianismum, il s'exprime comme un homme assez prévenu contre les réformateurs : il entend par hellénisme, les belles lettres profanes, et y oppose la philosophie chrétienne. Ex libris Jacobi cimb ordinis sanctis (…) ; ex-libris manuscrit monastique. Bel exemplaire à grandes marges (20 x 26 cm) ; quelques annotations du temps. Cerne clair marginal sur les premiers et derniers feuillets, dos restauré anciennement. Renouard, 41/1 ; B. Moreau, Inventaire chronologique des éditions parisiennes, 1222.
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- El Reyno de Chile 1535 - 1810. Estudio histórico, genealógico y biográfico.- Valladolid, Talleres Tipográficos Cuesta, 1945; en 4º tela editorial, X pp. - 1 h. - 1029 pp. - 2 h. 31 láminas. C. S. I. C. Instituto Jerónimo Zurita. Sección de Historia Moderna. Simancas. Valladolid.
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