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GIUSTINIANO, Agostino.
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| Castigatissimi annali con la loro copiosa tavola della Eccelsa & Illustrissima Republi. di Genoa, da fideli & approvati Scritori accuratamente racolti
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Genoa, (Laurentio Lomellino per Antonio Bellono), 1537. - Title in red and black, woodcuts on title and on verso. (14), 282 ll. Folio, contemporary vellum over boards, defective at head and foot and on bands; some worming on spine. Very slight worming in margin of first 4 leaves; faint dampstains at end. A few contemporary and early signatures. FIRST EDITION. A history of Genoa through the period of its major importance as a Mediterranean maritime power and commercial center. The author edited a polyglot Psalter (see Harrisse, @Bibliotheca Americana Vetustissima 88 @bis). On leaf ccxlix appears "an interesting account of Columbus, and a mention of the bequest supposed to have been made by the Admiral 'all'ufficio di S. Georgio la decima parte,' of what he owned, for the erection of an hospital, we believe. The passage is sometimes cited to impart an air of authenticity to the codicil, made according to military usage, and written on a blank leaf of a breviary, said to have been presented to Columbus by Alexander VI " (Harrisse). Alden 537/11. JFB (1994) G129. Harrisse, @Bibliotheca americana vetustissima 220. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Artist: STRADANUS, Jan, [1523-1605].
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| Si quando intumuit Arnus Spumanti vndis, Sic agitant cymbas, piscantur rete rotundo.
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Venationes ferarum, avium piscium. - Copper engraving. Uncoloured. Fine condition. In gold leaf frame. Framed size: 43 x 35cm Size: 29.5 x 21.5 cm. (11½ x 8½ inches) Magnificent sixteenth century engreving showing a fishing scene at the banks of Arno River in Florence. Jan Stradanus (Jan Van Den Straet) from Bruge was given his first training as a nartist by his father. He moved to Antwerp in 1537 where he did an apprenticeship at a publishing house and began to become recognised as a great artist of his time. He spent the majority of his working life in Italy, particularly Florence. Under the patronage of Cosimo I de Medici he painted frescoes and designed tapestries. Between 1550 and 1553 he executed works for the Vatican with the help of Francesco Salviati, who became a great influence on his style. He worked in Florence with Giorgio Vasari designing tapestries and frescoes depicting hunting scenes for Cosimo's villa at Poggio a Caiana near Florence. He continued this work on copper plates. The prints were successfully published. Stradanus lived partially in Antwerp and in Naples during the late 1570s, but eventually returned to Florence where he died in 1605.
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SERLIO (Sebastiano);
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| Regole Generali di Architectura.
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In Venetia Per Frabncesco Marcolini Da Forli 1537 - In-folio de LXXVIII ff. mal chiffrés LXXVI, exemplaire lavé, vélin, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre (reliure moderne). Edition originale illustrée des planches gravés par Agostino Veneziano. Titre encadré. « Premier des livres de Serlio à être publié, cet ouvrage qui traite de l'emploi des cinq ordres en architecture et dans l'ornementation, occupe la quatrième place dans le plan du traité d'architecture annoncé dans la préface. Le nom de l'auteur n'apparaît pas au titre. Dans la lettre à Francesco Marcolini placée en têt du volume, Pietro Aretino écrit à son imprimeur qu'il accepte volontiers que la publication de son recueil de lettres soit retardée de quelques mois à cause de la grande, la bella, e l'utile impressa de l'Architettura del Serlio mio compare. Pour cette édition, Serlio obtint un privilège de dix ans du Sénat de Venise, le 5 octobre 1537, c'est-à-dire alors que l'impression était déjà terminée - si l'on en croit le colophon » (Magali Vène). Brunet, V, 304 ; Fowler, 313 ; Magali Vène, Bibliographia serliana, Catalogue des éditions imprimées des livres du traité d'architecture de Sebastian Serlio, 01. architecture,beaux-arts;Sélection; [Attributes: First Edition]
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"CHAMPIER, Symphorien;"
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| De monarchia gallorum campi aurei: ac triplici imperio, videlicet romano, Gallico, Germanico... Suivi de: De monarchia ac triplici imperio... Suivi de: Galliae celticae, ac antiquitatis lugdunensis civitatis, quae caput est Celtarum, campus.
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Lyon, Melchior et Gaspard Trechsel, 1537 "3 partie en un volume in-4 de (22) le dernier blanc, (30), (18) ff;, maroquin bleu-nuit, armes au centre et chiffres aux angles des plats, dos à nerfs orné de fleurs de lys dorées, coupes décorées, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées sur marbrure (Duru, 1849)." "Première édition. Il s'agit de la relation en latin, très augmentée, de l'Antiquité et origine de Lyon que Champier avait publié en 1529. Chacune des trois parties, qui ne doivent pas être séparées, possède un titre particulier orné d'un bois gravé à chaque fois différent. Quelques bois dans le texte. ""Ce volume est l'un des plus beaux de la collection des œuvres de Symphorien Champier. Les frères Trechsel suivirent avec intelligence l'impulsion donnée, quelques années auparavant, par Josse Bade, pendant qu'il était à Lyon, correcteur dans l'imprimerie de leur père, pour substituer les beaux caractères romains au gothique... Ils offrirent aux lecteurs des éditions d'une lecture facile, qui n'eurent pas de peine à détroner le gothique, & ils préparèrent ainsi les voies aux admirables travaux des Dolet, des Jean de Tournes, des Gryphes et des Rouillé..."" P. Allut. Exemplaire Gomez de la Cortina avec ses armes et son chiffre frappés sur les plats. Très bel exemplaire, parfaitement relié. Baudrier, Bibliographie lyonnaise, XII, pp. 247-248 (qui indique une collation fausse). - P. Allut, Etude biographique et bibliographique sur Symphorien Champier, nº XLVI."
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PLINIUS SECUNDUS, C
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| Historiae naturalis liber secundus. Cum Hermolai Barbari Castigationibus, & annotationibus Ioannis Caesarii & Petri Ioannis Olivarii
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Christian Wechel, Paris 1537 - Contemporay limp vellum (early repair; a bit warped) 8vo . Very rare edition of the second book of Pliny's Natural History, dealing for the most part with astronomy; e.g. comets, fixed stars, movement of the planets, phases of the moon, latitude and longitude, measuring the earth and so on. The work also includes physical geography and related topics; e.g. the winds, air, tides, earthquakes, climates, etc. Appended are two essays by Hermolaus Barbarus, the younger ("Castigationes Prima" & "Secunda"; Johann Caesarus' "Annotationes"; and Pedro Juan Oliver's "Annotationes." This would have been an student's introductory text to the physical sciences which would probably explain its scarcity with the OCLC only locating a copy at the Bayersiche Staatsbibliothek 154 pp. [3] leaves (all bank except for the last page with the printer's woodcut device). With woodcut printer's device on title and last leaf; woodcut initials; faint dampstain on last few leaves. § DSB, XII, pp. 38-40; Schweiger II, 793; not in Adams or the BM/STC French.
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DROIT CANON] - GREGOIRE IX - BONIFACE
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| Decretales epistolae Gregorii noni pontificis Maximi, quas summa fide & accurata diligentia: jam recens ad veterum codicum fidem repugauimus & contulimus. Cum additionibus Doctiss. virorum, logè probatissimis & utilissimis. - Suivi de: Boniface VIII: Sextus decretalium liber, per Bonifacium octavum pontificè in concilio Lugdunensi aeditus: iam recens ex antiquissimis exemplaribus adamussium castigatus.
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- Paris, Claude Chevallon, 1537; in-8, 20 ff. (A8 - B8 - C3 + 1 blanc) + 331 feuillets (pour les décrétales de Grégoire IX) + 8 ffnc. + 216 feuillets (ff. 1 à 98 pour le Sexte de Boniface VIII, ff. 99 à 139 pour les Clémentines de Jean XII, ff. 140 à 160 pour les Extravagantes de Jean XXII, ff. 161 à 214 pour les Extravagantes communes + 2 ff. pour la vie de Jean XII par Jacques Fontaine de Bruges, plein veau de l'époque, dos muet à 4 nerfs, estampages à froid sur les plats, défauts d'usage. En 1234, le pape Grégoire IX publie les Décrétales qui portent son nom, recueil rédigé par saint Raymond de Peñafort, composé de cinq livres regroupant 185 titres. Venant après le Décret, il sera appelé le Liber Extra (X en abrégé). En 1298, le pape Boniface VIII publie un nouveau recueil, faisant suite aux cinq livres des Décrétales : le Sexte (« sixième livre », qui en fait est lui aussi composé de cinq livres). En 1317, Jean XXII publie les Clémentines, recueil dressé sur l'ordre du pape Clément V. Viendront ensuite, de par leur insertion au Corpus Iuris Canonicis par l'imprimeur et professeur parisien Jean Chapuis en 1500 et 1503, les Extravagantes de Jean XXII et les Extravagantes communes, décrétales de plusieurs papes. L'ensemble de ces textes se retrouvent ici dans un exemplaire de 1537 en reliure de l'époque. Quelques rares lignes soulignées anciennement, ex-libris manuscrit ancien sur la première page de titre. Belles lettrines gravées. Les feuillets z 1-4 (pages 177 à 180 du second volume) ont été relié en double à l'époque. 1537 [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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BRUNFELS, O.
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| Herbarum Vivae Eicones) Herbarium Tomis Tribus.
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- Strassburg, Johann Schott, 1537; 1536; 1536 (appendix dated 1539). 3 volumes in one. Folio (305 x 200mm). pp. (8), 266, (6), (60, appendix, bound at end of volume); 313, (5, index), (2, blank); 240, (4), with 3 woodcut borders and 242 woodcuts. 19th century vellum, spine with black gilt lettered label. This is the first collected edition of the three volumes of Brunfels' famous herbal and the first edition with a general title page for all three volumes. The first volume 'Herbarium Tomus Tribus' in the third edition, the second volume 'Novi Herbarii Tomus II' in the second edition and the third volume 'Tomus Herbarii III' in the first edition, the last volume posthumously edited by Michael Herr. one rarely finds all three volumes together, the third one being particularly rare. If, however, the three volumes are found together they are usually in mixed editions. The Brunfels' woodcuts, by Hans Weiditz, are some of the finest botanical images of the sixteenth century. 'Brunfels was the first great mind in modern botany, and as Sachs says, a new epoch of natural science began with Brunfels, Bock, and Fuchs. They broke away from the tradition of the old herbals which, except for the 'Gart der Gesundheit' of 1485, had never represented any original thinking. Brunfels demanded that his plants be drawn from life and, through Weiditz' skill, opened up new horizons for future scientists; his appreciation of Weiditz' work is glowingly expressed in a poem at the beginning of the book, and thus for the first time the illustrator of a botanical book achieved recognition' (Hunt 30). The pagination of all three volumes is irregular, and decribed by Hunt as well as Johnston. First title remargined and laid down. A very fine copy of this important 16th. century herbal. Stafleu & Cowan TL2 852, 853, 854; Nissen BBI, 257. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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PEURBACHIUS GEORGIUS
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| NOVAE THEORICAE PLANETARUM GEORGII PEURBACHII ASTRONOMI CELEBERRIMI: TEMPORIS IMPORTUNITATE ET HOMINUM INIURIA LOCIS COMPLURIBUS CONSPURCATAE A PETRO APIANO MATHEMATICHE REI. ET ERUDITIS FIGURIS ILLUSTRATAE.
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IN FINE: VENETIIS, PER JOAN. ANTO. DE NICOLINIS DE SABIO SUMPTU ET REQUISITIONE D. MELCHIORIS SESSAE. MENSE MARTII 1537, VENETIIS - (cm.15,7) ottima mezza pergamena antica ben restaurata. Piatti e sguardie antiche.-- cc. 40 numerate. Grande astrolabio al frontis e grande marca tipografica al verso dell' ultimo foglio con leggera, parziale coloritura antica in verde salvia e 47 illustrazioni nel testo in xilografia molte delle quali a più di metà pagina. Non comune edizione, sconosciuta al LALANDE e della quale nessuna copia è presente in America (N.U.C.). Importante trattato astronomico che mette in rilievo le inesattezze delle tavole Alfonsiane stampate a Venezia nel 1483. L' autore (1423-1461 matematico e astronomo austriaco fu maestro di Regiomontano e amico di Bianchini e Cusano. Il Theoricae novae planetarum fu pubblicato nel 1472 e considerato fondamentale per oltre un secolo e mezzo. Le accurate e affascinanti figure xilografiche illustrano gli argomenti dell' opera. Esemplare molto bello e nitido con incisioni in eccellente tiratura e buoni margini. ORTROY "BIBLIOGRAPHIE DE PIERRE APIAN" n° 76 lo descrive senza collazione per non averlo potuto vedere e cita un unico esemplare alla Biblioteca pubblica di Geneve e indica " BIBLIOTHECA BURGHESIANA I-699; HOUZEAU-LANCASTER 2252; ZINNER 139; LIBRI 6065; SANDER 6060 in nota; ADAMS P. 2274.
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Huttich, Johann-Simon
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| Novus orbis regionum ac insularum veteribus incognitarum una cum tabula cosmographica.
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Johannes Hervagius, Basel - March 1537 [colophon: November 1536] Folio (12 3/8 x 8 in.; 315 x 203 mm). Woodcut printer's device on title, large woodcut folding map after Hans Holbein, small woodcut text illustrations on pages 30 and 129, some fine woodcut historiated initials; hole in one cartouche of map with loss, map soiled, stained, and mounted on silk, some marginal soiling and spotting. Eighteenth-century vellum, remains of ties; joints torn, soiled with a few repairs. LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Harisse 223; Leclerc 123; Alden-Landis 537/14; Sabin 34103 CATALOGUE NOTE Second Hervagius edition, with the woodcut map of the world in the second state [Harisse B]. Compiled by Johann Huttich (1480?–1544), with a preface by Simon Grynaeus (1493–1541), this collection of travel narratives includes the voyages of Columbus, Pinzon, Vespucci, and an extract from the Fourth Decade of Peter Martyr, with others. The present copy contains quire delta entitled "Typi Cosmographici et Declaratio et usus" by Sebastian Muenster. This edition adds the letter of Maximilian of Transylvania to the Cardinal of Salzburg recounting the voyages of Magellan in 1519–1522 (pp. 585–600).
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SERLIO (Sebastiano);
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| Regole Generali di Architectura.
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Per Frabncesco Marcolini Da Forli 1537 In-folio de LXXVIII ff. mal chiffrés LXXVI, exemplaire lavé, vélin, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre (reliure moderne). 4000 Edition originale illustrée des planches gravés par Agostino Veneziano. Titre encadré. ' Premier des livres de Serlio à être publié, cet ouvrage qui traite de l'emploi des cinq ordres en architecture et dans l'ornementation, occupe la quatrième place dans le plan du traité d'architecture annoncé dans la préface. Le nom de l'auteur n'apparaît pas au titre. Dans la lettre à Francesco Marcolini placée en têt du volume, Pietro Aretino écrit à son imprimeur qu'il accepte volontiers que la publication de son recueil de lettres soit retardée de quelques mois à cause de la grande, la bella, e l'utile impressa de l'Architettura del Serlio mio compare. Pour cette édition, Serlio obtint un privilège de dix ans du Sénat de Venise, le 5 octobre 1537, c'est-à-dire alors que l'impression était déjà terminée - si l'on en croit le colophon É (Magali Vène). Brunet, V, 304 ; Fowler, 313 ; Magali Vène, Bibliographia serliana, Catalogue des éditions imprimées des livres du traité d'architecture de Sebastian Serlio, 01.
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Huttich, Johann-Simon Grynaeus
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| Novus orbis regionum ac insularum veteribus incognitarum una cum tabula cosmographica
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Basel: Johannes Hervagius March 1537 [colophon: November 1536] Folio (12 3/8 x 8 in.; 315 x 203 mm). Woodcut printer's device on title, large woodcut folding map after Hans Holbein, small woodcut text illustrations on pages 30 and 129, some fine woodcut historiated initials; hole in one cartouche of map with loss, map soiled, stained, and mounted on silk, some marginal soiling and spotting. Eighteenth-century vellum, remains of ties; joints torn, soiled with a few repairs. LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Harisse 223; Leclerc 123; Alden-Landis 537/14; Sabin 34103 CATALOGUE NOTE Second Hervagius edition, with the woodcut map of the world in the second state [Harisse B]. Compiled by Johann Huttich (1480?!1544), with a preface by Simon Grynaeus (1493!1541), this collection of travel narratives includes the voyages of Columbus, Pinzon, Vespucci, and an extract from the Fourth Decade of Peter Martyr, with others. The present copy contains quire delta entitled "Typi Cosmographici et Declaratio et usus" by Sebastian Muenster. This edition adds the letter of Maximilian of Transylvania to the Cardinal of Salzburg recounting the voyages of Magellan in 1519!1522 (pp. 585!600). .
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LUCANUS, Marcus Annaeus (39-65).
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| De bello civili libri X... -
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Coloniae (Köln), Ioannem Gymnicus, 1537. In-12. Legatura coeva in pelle, piatti con vari elaboratifregi entro ampia cornice impr. a secco, dorso con nervi e tassello; lievi tracce d'uso e piccola mancanza alla base del dorso. Marca tipografica sul frontespizio, e 12 graziose iniziali istoriate su fondo nero. 327 pp; qualche fioritura; buon esemplare in una piacevole legatura dell'epoca. Graziosa e non comune edizione tascabile del De Bello Civili, più noto come Pharsalia.
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Oskar Garstein
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| Rome and the Counter-Reformation in Scandinavia: Jesuit Educational Strategy, 1553-1622
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Brill Academic Publishers. New In this volume the author completes his study of the period of the Counter-Reformation between the years 1537-1622. On the basis of the original documents he reveals the underground work of the agents of the Counter-Reformation in their attempt to entice eligible students from the far North to study at Jesuit colleges in Dorpat, Vilna, Braunsberg, Prague, Graz, and Rome at the expense of the Holy See with a view to infiltrating them into the body politic of the Scandinavian kingdoms at all levels of society, viz. church, school, state bureaucracy. In his analysis the author attempts to identify the students involved and trace their degree of success. ISBN10: 9004093931.
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GIUSTINIANI, Agostino
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| Castigatissimi annali . della eccelsa et illustrissima republica di Genoa.
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Genoa, A. Bellono, 1537. 1537 - Folio, [14], 282 leaves; title-page printed in red and black with woodcut arms of Genoa, woodcut of St. George and the Dragon on title verso; woodcut initials; some leaves waterstained, mostly unobtrusively; generally a large crisp copy in original vellum; from the Donaueschingen library. First edition of these annals of the author’s native city of Genoa.The author is an attractive figure. He sponsored the Genoa polyglot Psalter of 1516; visited England and the Low Countries and became acquainted with More and Erasmus; occupied the chair of Hebrew and Arabic in the University of Paris; edited the Timaeus of Chalcidius; translated and published a version of Maimonides’ Guide to the Perplexed; and finally willed his library to his native city.He includes his autobiography in these annals (bk. 5, under the year 1470). Under the year 1493 is an account of Columbus and a mention of the bequest supposed to have been made by the Admiral "all’ ufficio di S. Georgio la decima parte" of what he owned, for the erection of a hospital.
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SOCINUS MARIANUS ET
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| SECUNDA PARS CONSILIORUM MARIA. ET BARTHO. DE SOCINIS SENENSIUM ERUDITISSIMORUM SIMUL ET CLARISSIMORUM, DOMINORUM MARINI ET BARTHOLOMEI PATRIS ET FILIJ, SENENSIUM ADVOCATORUM CONSISTORIALIUM, S.D.T. SOLAMENTE LA DATA 1537
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Vol. II Responsorum seu si mavis Consiliorum, nuper ad instar et formam vetustissimo-rum exemplarium revisorum. Cum summarijs arithmeticis ut ajunt distinctis numeris notabiles quasque decisiones complectentibus: atque additionibus marginarijs locos scitu dignos explicantibus, repertorio tandem alphabetico ordine coacto, quo cuique quod speculari lubuerit facile comperiatur. cm.26,5x39,5, cc.num.160 - cc.nn.8, (per errore la c.10 e' posposta alla c.11), testo in caratteri gotici su 2 colonne con picc. capilett. xil. su fondo nero, bellissimo front. incorniciato da motivo architett. con colonne su cui sono appesi 4 ritratti in cornici di alloro, al centro del front. una vi-gnetta xil. con una lezione di diritto, sopra l'architettura una testatina fig., nel piedistallo due leoni che sorreggono uno stemma a cui e' stato tolta la parte centrale per celare il possessore. Mz. perg. 700sca adattata con antiche scritte alle cc. di guardia, non pertinenti , un restauro al marg. bianco laterale esterno del front. e di una decina di cc. successive che non interessa il testo, forellini al marg. sup. bianco delle cc. iniziali, lievi macchie di umidita' al marg. laterale esterno delle ultime cc. Legg. brunito, resta comunque un bell'esempl. Chiose ms. in grafia d'epoca ai margg.bianchi [Adams S-1364 e Sapori 2834 citano l'ediz. Lugduni, Giunta 1546-7 in 4 parti. Pellegrini, Fondo senese del Monte dei Paschi, 9 cita l'ediz. Lugduni P.Fradin, 1551].
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GREGOIRE DE NYSSE.
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| De Creatione Hominis Liber. Interprete Dionysio Romano Exiguo, nunc primum typis excusus. Item alia eiusdem authoris opera
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Coloniae, Ex Officina Melchioris Novesiani, 1537. - Petit in-folio. 10ff. 92ff.(i.e. 93). Veau brun, dos à nerfs, décor à froid sur les platrs (Reliure moderne dans le goût de l'époque). Première édition latine du "De Creatione Hominis" de l'écrivain chrétien et Père de l'Eglise, Gregoire de Nysse (c. 331-c. 394), traduite du grec par Dionysio Romano Exiguo. "C’est à un voyage tant cosmologique que physiologique et physique que Grégoire convie son lecteur, lui donnant de découvrir le « devenir » de l’homme comme créature au sein de la Création, et comme créature en lien avec son Créateur, Dieu. Il reste que l’investigation de Grégoire s’inscrit dans un temps donné, nourri des influences de la tradition philosophique de Platon, d’Aristote, de Galien ou encore de Plotin, de Philon d’Alexandrie ou d’Origène. Ces influences alimentent le texte de Grégoire qui les valide ou les remet en cause Grégoire de Nysse, outre l’écrivain étonné et enthousiaste de la nature humaine et de la création qu’il est demeure un philosophe de l’Antiquité qui, par sa recherche, fait logos, relie, tient ensemble, physique et métaphysique, esthétique et morale. C’est ce qui, du dedans des digressions et des détours de son écriture, fait de La Création de l’homme, un traité passionnant dont les questions multiples touchent encore le lecteur d’aujourd’hui" (Cl. Marre). Ce volume a été édité par Johannes Antonianus de Nimègue (mort en 1588), qui a ajouté les ouvrages suivants de Gregoire de Nysse ou sur lui, parus quelques années auparavant. 2). De Philosophia Libri Octo, traduit par Iohanne Conone Norimontano et contenant divers traités (I. De Homine. II. De Anima. III. De Elementis.IV. De Viribus Animae. V. De Voluntario et Involuntario. VI. De Fato. VII. De Libero Arbitrio. VIII. De Providentia.). 3). Mystica Mosaica vitae enarratio Georgio Trapezontio interprete. 4). Basili Magni De Differentiae Usiae et Hypostasis liber interprete F. Io. Conone. 5). Gregori Nazianzeni theologi, in Laudem Gregorii Nysseni Oratio, interprete F. Io. Conone. 6). Gregori Nazianzeni Sermo de moderantis disputatione, interprete Ioanne Oecolampadio. Petites traces de ver dans la marge inférieure des derniers feuillets, loin du texte. M. Altenburger et F. Mann, Bibliographie zu Georg Von Nyssa Editionen (1988). Graesse, III, 148. Claire Marre, Gregoire de Nyssse, à propos du traité "La Création de l'Homme". [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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SERLIO (Sebastiano);
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| Regole Generali di Architectura.
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Per Frabncesco Marcolini Da Forli 1537 In-folio de LXXVIII ff. mal chiffrés LXXVI, exemplaire lavé, vélin, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre (reliure moderne). 4000 Edition originale illustrée des planches gravés par Agostino Veneziano. Titre encadré. ' Premier des livres de Serlio à être publié, cet ouvrage qui traite de l'emploi des cinq ordres en architecture et dans l'ornementation, occupe la quatrième place dans le plan du traité d'architecture annoncé dans la préface. Le nom de l'auteur n'apparaît pas au titre. Dans la lettre à Francesco Marcolini placée en têt du volume, Pietro Aretino écrit à son imprimeur qu'il accepte volontiers que la publication de son recueil de lettres soit retardée de quelques mois à cause de la grande, la bella, e l'utile impressa de l'Architettura del Serlio mio compare. Pour cette édition, Serlio obtint un privilège de dix ans du Sénat de Venise, le 5 octobre 1537, c'est-à-dire alors que l'impression était déjà terminée - si l'on en croit le colophon É (Magali Vène). Brunet, V, 304 ; Fowler, 313 ; Magali Vène, Bibliographia serliana, Catalogue des éditions imprimées des livres du traité d'architecture de Sebastian Serlio, 01.
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| DE RE RUSTICA. M. Catonis lib. I M. Terentij Varronis lib. III. Palladij lib. XIII. [unito:] COLUMELLA, Lucius Iunius Moderatus. De Re Rustica L. Iunii Moderati Columellae libri XIII. [unito:] Priscarum Vocum, in libris de re rustica, enarrationes, per georgium elexandrinum. Philippi Beroaldi in lib. XIII. Columellae Annotationes. Aldus de dierum generibus, simulunque de umbris & horis, quae apud Palladium.
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apud Seb. Gryphium,, Lugduni, 1537 - 417, (27); 530, (18); (182) pp. con molte ill. nel testo.
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Faber, Johann.
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| De fide et bonis operis, libri tres.
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Peter Quentell, Cologne: 1537. - Folio. a4,A-K4. 56ff=112pp. Modern paste-paper covered boards, small repair to margin of t.p, old tabs, one unobtrusive worm pinhole, large clean crisp copy. Large historical border with Emperors Charles & Frederick, Evangelists, bishops, armorial shields, and Heaven represented by A. Woensam, Worms dated1531. First Edition. Faber (a.k.a. Fabri), (1478-1541) German theologian and humanist. In 1530 he became bishop of Vienna. Ferdinand I employed him as an envoy. He went to England to try to get Henry VII's help against the Turks. He was a life-long friend of Erasmus. He later withdrew his support from the reformers and became a staunch defender of the Church; earning him the title of "hammer of the heretics." VD 16, F211. BM STC (German) 294.
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| Lazari Bayfii Annotationes in Legem II De captiuis & postliminio reuersis, in quibus tractatur De re nauali, per autorem recognitiae.
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Frobenium and N. Episcopium, Basle 1537 - contemporary vellum mounted on boards and rebacked expertly, spine with 5 compartments of gilt tooled bands, gilt lettering on two., Four volumes in one, titles include in order De re navali, De re vestiaria, De vasculis, and De coloibus.Text in Latin with extensive Greek quotations.This important book is a second edition of Robert Estienne’s first illustrated book containing four volumes. This is a Renaissance history of early Rome with regards to Naval, arts, science, and culture. De re navali (concerning naval matters), De re vestiaria (concerning matters of clothing) and De vasculis (concerning metal vessels) written by Lazare de Baif and De coloribus (concerning colours) by Antoine Thylesius. This second edition is edited by Charles Estienne (Carolus Stephanus) Robert Estienne’s (Roberti Stephani) brother.Lazare de Baif was born into the old nobility of Anjou. In his youth he studied chiefly Greek and Latin. The king Francois I sent Baif to Venice as his emissary in 1531. Baif composed a number of treatises about the navigation, clothing, and vessels of antiquity, especially those of the Romans. Antonius Thylesius was born in Cosenza, Italy. He was a professor in Milan, and wrote an essay about colours, which was published for the first time 1528 in Venice., Size : Small 4to, Printers device, some marginalia in contemporary ink throughout. Elaborate head and tail pieces, 37 wood-engraved decorative plates of naval scenes, ships, Roman statues, vases etc., and some text illustrations., Volume : 4 books in 1, References : Adams; 42, 48, 54, 692, P. title, blank, (5), blank, 9-438 (page 148 misnumbered 438); 149-239; 241-299 (page 263 misnumbered as 253); 305-323, index (7) Title page laid on preservation paper otherwise an excellent copy with text and plates, clean and crisp [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Brasavola, Antonio Musa:
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| Examen omnium simplicium medicamentorum, quorum in officinis usus est. Addita sunt insuper Aristotelis problemata, quae ad stirpium genus, & oleracea pertinent.
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Lyon, J. Barbous für J. u. F. Frellon, 1537.. 12 nn. Bll., 542 S., 7 Bll. 8° (16x11 cm), Leder der Zeit (beschabt, unter Verwendung der alten Decke stilgerecht nachgebunden).. Pharmacopoe -Adams B 2690 - BM, French Books, 81 - IA 123.774 - Gültlingen VII, 191, 11 - Wellcome I, 1045 - Wightman 99 - Schelenz 396 - Hirsch-H. I, 690 - Heirs of Hippocrates 134 - vgl. Garrison-M. 1804 - Zweite Ausgabe (EA. Rom 1536) des berühmten Arzneiwerks. Brasavola (auch Brassavola, Ferrara 1500-1555), berühmter Leibarzt zeitgenössischer Kaiser u. Päpste, "besaß eine große Drogensammlung, eine der ersten, die es gab" (Ferchl). Beschreibt als erster in seiner Schrift "De Morbo Gallico" die Symptome der Syphilis. "Among his many works were an authoritative concordance of Galen and this popular work on herbal medicine, first published in 1536, in which he introduced several new drugs into the pharmacopeia. The work is in the form of a dialogue among Brasavola, an old apothecary, and an herbalist. It is a lengthy treatise and shows that, while he had made significant advances in presenting his material and in his methods, he had not entirely succeeded in freeing himself from the traditional lore and superstitions of the past" (Heirs of H.). - Durchgehend etwas gebräunt, anfangs auch wasserrandig. Second edition (first edition Rome 1536) of the famous work on medicine. Brasavola (1500-1555) private physician to many Cesars and Popes, had one of the first and largest drug collections. - Cont. calf (heavily restored). - Browned throughout, initial leaves somewhat stained. Liebe Kunden, wieder findet die Antiquaria in Ludwigsburg statt: vom 29.1. 2009 bis 31.1. 2009 in der Musikhalle gleich gegenüber dem Bahnhof. Diesmal unter dem Motto: "Antiquaria Italiana" anlässlich des 300. Gründungsjahres der Stadt Ludwigsburg, deren Stadtanlage von italienischen Meistern der Architektur und der Bildenden Künste gestaltet wurde. Besuchen Sie auch uns an unserem sehenswerten Stand in stilvollem Ambiente.
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| Lazari Bayfii Annotationes in Legem II De captiuis & postliminio reuersis, in quibus tractatur De re nauali, per autorem recognitiae.
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Frobenium and N. Episcopium, Basle 1537 - contemporary vellum mounted on boards and rebacked expertly, spine with 5 compartments of gilt tooled bands, gilt lettering on two., Four volumes in one, titles include in order De re navali, De re vestiaria, De vasculis, and De coloibus.Text in Latin with extensive Greek quotations.This important book is a second edition of Robert Estienne’s first illustrated book containing four volumes. This is a Renaissance history of early Rome with regards to Naval, arts, science, and culture. De re navali (concerning naval matters), De re vestiaria (concerning matters of clothing) and De vasculis (concerning metal vessels) written by Lazare de Baif and De coloribus (concerning colours) by Antoine Thylesius. This second edition is edited by Charles Estienne (Carolus Stephanus) Robert Estienne’s (Roberti Stephani) brother.Lazare de Baif was born into the old nobility of Anjou. In his youth he studied chiefly Greek and Latin. The king Francois I sent Baif to Venice as his emissary in 1531. Baif composed a number of treatises about the navigation, clothing, and vessels of antiquity, especially those of the Romans. Antonius Thylesius was born in Cosenza, Italy. He was a professor in Milan, and wrote an essay about colours, which was published for the first time 1528 in Venice., Size : Small 4to, Printers device, some marginalia in contemporary ink throughout. Elaborate head and tail pieces, 37 wood-engraved decorative plates of naval scenes, ships, Roman statues, vases etc., and some text illustrations., Volume : 4 books in 1, References : Adams; 42, 48, 54, 692, P. title, blank, (5), blank, 9-438 (page 148 misnumbered 438); 149-239; 241-299 (page 263 misnumbered as 253); 305-323, index (7) Title page laid on preservation paper otherwise an excellent copy with text and plates, clean and crisp [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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EUCLID.
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| Elementorum geometricorum. Lib. XV. Cum expositione Theonis in priores XIII a Bartholomaeo Veneto Latinitate donata, Campani in omnes, & Hypsiclis Alexandrini in duos postremos. His adiecta sunt Phaenomena, Catoptrica & Optica, deinde protheoria Marini & Data, postremum vero, opusculum de levi & ponderoso, hactenus non visum, eiusdem autoris.
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Basel, Johannes Hervagius 1537. Folio. [VIII],587p. With printer's mark on title and on verso of last leaf, and numerous woodcut initials and figures in the text. Old limp vellum, a few imperfections. Title slightly frayed at margins, scattered scribbling in an old hand. A bright and clean copy with ample margins. Bookplate of the Bibliotheca Venerab: Conventus Viennensis in Rossaugia Ord. Servorum B.M.V.Euclid's Elements of geometry is a compilation of all Greek mathematical knowledge since Pythagoras and has been used as a textbook for centuries. It was the first mathematical book of any importance to be printed and the first book using diagrams. Euclid's work is divided into 13 books in which he treats plane geometry, the theory of proportion, the properties of numbers, irrational quantities, and solid geometry. Two more books were added by other authors. Our edition has appended some of Euclid's other works: the Phaenomena (astronomy), Specularia (catoptrics, of which Euclid's authorship has been doubted), Perspectiva (optics), and Data. This copy complete with the preface by Philip Melanchthon dated 1537, present in part of the remaining copies only. The Elements were printed for the first time in Venice in 1482 by Erhard Ratdolt, in a Latin translation by Johannes Campanus of Novara, from an Arabic manuscript. In 1505 a translation from the original Greek (the edition princeps did not appear before 1533) was done by the Venetian Bartolommeo Zamberti. The present edition largely follows the text of the edition brought out in Paris in 1516 giving both the translations by Campanus and by Zamberti in conjunction. It has Euclid's enunciations headed Eucli. ex Camp., followed in a smaller type by the proof headed Campanus and by text found in Campanus' translation but not in the Greek text with the heading Campani additio. Next follow the enunciations according to Zamberti's translation from the Greek headed Eucli. ex Zamb., then again in a smaller type the proof headed Theon ex Zamb. The present edition is augmented with Euclid's other works as quoted. The figures are printed within the text, whereas other editions have the figures printed in the margins. *P.M.M. 25. Thomas-Stanford 9. (#21513)
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| Historiae naturalis liber secundus. Cum Hermolai Barbari Castigationibus, & annotationibus Ioannis Caesarii & Petri Ioannis Olivarii
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Christian Wechel, Paris 1537 - Contemporay limp vellum (early repair; a bit warped) 8vo . Very rare edition of the second book of Pliny's Natural History, dealing for the most part with astronomy; e.g. comets, fixed stars, movement of the planets, phases of the moon, latitude and longitude, measuring the earth and so on. The work also includes physical geography and related topics; e.g. the winds, air, tides, earthquakes, climates, etc. Appended are two essays by Hermolaus Barbarus, the younger ("Castigationes Prima" & "Secunda"; Johann Caesarus' "Annotationes"; and Pedro Juan Oliver's "Annotationes." This would have been an student's introductory text to the physical sciences which would probably explain its scarcity with the OCLC only locating a copy at the Bayersiche Staatsbibliothek 154 pp. [3] leaves (all bank except for the last page with the printer's woodcut device). With woodcut printer's device on title and last leaf; woodcut initials; faint dampstain on last few leaves. § DSB, XII, pp. 38-40; Schweiger II, 793; not in Adams or the BM/STC French.
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Platina [Bartolomaeus Sacchi de
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| Bap Platinae Cremonensis, de honesta voluptate et valetudine libri decem Cum indice gemino, rerum pariter acuerborum ita locuplete, ut momento, quod velis, invenias
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Eucharius Cervicornus, Cologne 1537 - 8vo (15 x 10 cm), [16], 232, [30] pp. Bound in half-leather with gilt ruling over marbled boards, marbled endpapers. Leather rubbed at edges, some loss at top of spine. Light dampstain over most pages from top edge to 1-3 cm from bottom. Otherwise in good condition, further information available upon request. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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CASTEL DE SAINT-PIERRE (Charles
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| Projet de taille tarifée
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A Rotterdam, chez Jean Daniel Beman 1537 (i.e. 1737) - A Rotterdam, chez Jean Daniel Beman, 1537 (i.e. 1737), in-12, 338-96 pp, reliure plein veau défraîchie, dos à nerfs orné de caissons dorés, coiffe sup. manquante, trace de mouillure ancienne sur la partie inférieure des plats, intérieur propre, sans rousseurs (reliure de l'époque). Seconde édition fort rare, et en partie originale, de cet ouvrage important dans lequel le célèbre philanthrope Charles Irénée Castel de Saint-Pierre (1658-1743) expose le fonctionnement du système fiscal qu'il préconisait pour "éviter la mendicité, tout en enrichissant l'Etat et les particuliers" (INED). Les idées développées dans ce livre constituent une première approche des solutions mises en œuvre plus tard par les physiocrates sous le ministère de Turgot. "Il existe une grande relation entre l'œuvre de Turgot et les réformes proposées par l'abbé de Saint-Pierre. Nommé, en 1761, à l'intendance de Limoges, Turgot fit dans cette province de larges réformes administratives. Il établit la libre circulation des grains, adoucit les systèmes d'impôts par l'application du système de la Taille tarifée de l'abbé de Saint-Pierre, répara les routes, établit des bureaux et ateliers de charité" (Siégler-Pascal). "En 1737 et en 1739, l'abbé apporta quelques modifications à son œuvre; des essais avaient été faits qui en dévoilèrent plusieurs inconvénients et il voulut y remédier" (Drouet). L'orthographe du volume reflète les conceptions novatrices de l'auteur, qui souhaitait réformer phonétiquement l'ortographe française. 3 exemplaires au N.U.C. cf. Siégler-Pascal, Les projets de l'Abbé de Saint-Pierre (Paris, 1900), p. 128. cf. Drouet, L'Abbé de Saint-Pierre (Paris, 1912), p. 189. INED, 992. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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TOCCO Carlo et. AA.
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| Leges longobardorum.
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Venezia, Sessa, 1537, 8º legatura in piena pergamena con quattro snodi al dorso, tagli marmorizzati, marca tipografica xilogr. al frontespizio, inizialmente, bei capilettera ornati, pp. (16)-480 (numerazione 1/240). Macchia alla c. 5 e bruniture da 23 a 32. Catalogue of Italian Books, 392.
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Corpus juris civilis. Digestum
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| Digestum vetus. Digestorum seu Pandectarum iuris ciuilis tomus primus, quod peculiari vocabulo Digestum vetus nuncupant, ad doctissimorum virorum adnotationes, exemplariumque vetustorum fidem accuratissime recognitus.
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Excudebat Franciscus Fradin, Lugduni 1537 - Epigramma graecum Pandectis Pisanis praefixum: Quod ita vertit Andreas Alciatus: Justinianus opus princeps hoc edidit, omnis quod Tribonianus rectori condidit orbis, in-folio. Dorso rifatto, abrasioni lungo i bordi della rilegatura, perduta la sguardia anteriore, frontespizio mutilo per metà risarcito con carta antica, infinestrature e tracce d'umido alle prime carte dell'indice, difetto alle cerniere. Edizione glossata a caratteri neri e rossi. Capilettera ornati. Tre grandi vignette xilografiche impreziosiscono l'opera, eccellente la qualità della carta utilizzata per l'impaginazione. numero di pagine (38) + CCCLIIII.
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Huttich, Johann-Simon
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| Novus orbis regionum ac insularum veteribus incognitarum una cum tabula cosmographica.
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Johannes Hervagius, Basel - March 1537 [colophon: November 1536] Folio (12 3/8 x 8 in.; 315 x 203 mm). Woodcut printer's device on title, large woodcut folding map after Hans Holbein, small woodcut text illustrations on pages 30 and 129, some fine woodcut historiated initials; hole in one cartouche of map with loss, map soiled, stained, and mounted on silk, some marginal soiling and spotting. Eighteenth-century vellum, remains of ties; joints torn, soiled with a few repairs. LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Harisse 223; Leclerc 123; Alden-Landis 537/14; Sabin 34103 CATALOGUE NOTE Second Hervagius edition, with the woodcut map of the world in the second state [Harisse B]. Compiled by Johann Huttich (1480??1544), with a preface by Simon Grynaeus (1493?1541), this collection of travel narratives includes the voyages of Columbus, Pinzon, Vespucci, and an extract from the Fourth Decade of Peter Martyr, with others. The present copy contains quire delta entitled "Typi Cosmographici et Declaratio et usus" by Sebastian Muenster. This edition adds the letter of Maximilian of Transylvania to the Cardinal of Salzburg recounting the voyages of Magellan in 1519?1522 (pp. 585?600).
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CRISPIN Gilbert.)
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| Altercatio Synagogae et Ecclesiae in qua bon omnium fere utriusque Instrumenti librorum parts explicatur : opus pervetustum ac insigne ante hac nusquam typis excusum Interlocutores Gamaliel & Paulus.
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Coloniae, apud Melchiroem Novesianum, 1537. - In-folio, vélin ivoire de l'époque, titre à l'encre sur le dos, [8]-118 feuillets, une grande vignette au titre et 2 vignettes dans le texte dont une reprise du titre, 24 initiales historiées. Texte sur deux colonnes. (Restauration de la charnièredu plat inférieur, quelques salissures et cernes claires.)Edition originale de cette "disputatio" qui met en scène le dialogue entre le Juif Gamaliel et le Chrétien Paulus. Elle est illustrée de deux grandes vignettes gravées sur bois, la première au titre (reprise en tête du feuillet A1), figure lesdeux protagonistes du dialogue avec le Christ et Moïse. La seconde montre la sagesse emplissant d'un même mouvement les coupes des deux personnages. L'auteur de cet écrit est demeuré inconnu, mais selon la préface ce dernier aurait aurait vécu àl'époque de Charlemagne. L'ouvrage a parfois été attribué à l'abbé de Westminster, Gilbert CRISPIN (mort vers 1115), auteur d'une Conférence avec un juif au sujet de la Religion. Bon exemplaire. Annotation manuscrite ancienne en tête du deuxièmefeuillet. Ex-libris gravé "Art nouveau" : Antonia SUARDI PONTI. ADAMS A814. GLAIRE 558. GRAESSE, Supplément, VII, 27-28.BON EXEMPLAIRE.***___***___*** Folio, vellum ivory of the time, titrates with ink on the back, [8] - 118 layers, a large label with the title and 2 labels in the text of which a resumption of the title, 24 initial historiÚes. Text on two columns. (Restoration ofthe hinge of the lower dish, some clear stains and rings.) Original edition of this "disputatio" which puts in scene the dialog between the Gamaliel Jew and the Paulus Christian. It is illustrated of two large labels engraved on wood, the firstwith the title (begun again at the head A1 layer), figure the two protagonists of the dialog with Christ and Brace. The second shows the wisdom filling up of the same movement the cuts of the two characters. The author of this writing is remainedunknown, but according to the foreword this last would have would have lived at the time of Charlemagne. The work was sometimes allotted to the abbot of Westminster, Gilbert CRISPIN (death about 1115), author of a Conference with a Jew about theReligion. Good specimen. Handwritten annotationGOOD. .(34F). [Attributes: First Edition]
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VILLANI GIOVANNI
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| CRONACHE DI MESSER G.VILLANI CITTADINO FIORENTINO, NELLE QUALI SI TRATTA DELL'ORIGINE DI FIRENZE E DI TUTTI I FATTI ET GUERRE STATE FATTE DA FIORENTINI IN ITALIA.INSINO AL TEMPO DELL'AUTORE.
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Bart. ZANETTI, VINETIA 1537 - (cm 31) ottima piena pergamena fine sec. XVI. Titolo manoscritto al dorso. --cc.10 nn., pp.219. Bellissimo putto in xilografia al frontis. EDIZIONE ORIGINALE dei primi dieci libri della maggiore opera storica del '300. e' una miniera di informazione sulle condizioni sociali, economiche commerciali e finanziarie del tempo. I primi 6 libri coprono 2000 anni di storia, l'ultimo arriva al 1348, anno in cui l'autore muore di peste. Il fratello matteo continuerà fino al 1363, e Filippo fino al 1365. Manca l'ultima carta con la marca, vecchio restauro alla penultima carta con perdita di alcune parole. interessanti note manoscritte di più mani (sec. XVI e XVII) ai margini bianchi. Qualche macchiolina e ombreggiatura ma bell'esemplare nitido e ben marginato. ---GAMBA 1027, ---BOCCA 2115 ---BRUNET V 1225, ---HARVARD-MORTIMER 540, ---BM. STC. 726, ---POTTHAST, BIBL. HIST. 1093, ---MARTINI ZANETTI N°21, ---KRESS S 80,--- THOMPSON, HIS. WRITING I 476, ---SYMONS RENAISSANCE IN ITALY I 198. Manca a Lozzi, Platner e Adams [Attributes: First Edition]
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TOMMASO D'AQUINO.
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| Divi Thome Aquinatis Enarrationes, quas Cathenam vere Auream dicunt. In quattuor Euangelia, ex vetustissorum codicum collatione quatù licuit emedate ac in lucem edite opera Nicolai Higman. Additus est index rerum scitu dignarum.
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Paris, Iehan Petit, 1537. - Cm. 30, cc. 340 (3). Bellissimo frontespizio incorniciato da grande bordura con figure di angeli, stemmi, ecc. Marchio tipografico di Petit al centro. Molti capolettera figurati. Legatura settecentesca in piena pergamena rigida con titoli in oro al dorso. Un solo, lieve alone chiaro a poche carte iniziali, peraltro bell'esemplare, genuino ed in ottimo stato di conservazione. Manca l'ultima carta (bianca?). Non comune edizione, tipograficamente molto elegante, della Catena Aurea, commento ai Vangeli di Tommaso d'Aquino. Cfr. Adams I, 1476.
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Giovanni da Vigo
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| DE VIGO ENFRANCOYS. LA PRACTIQUE ET CIRURGIE DE TRES EXCELLENT DOCTEUR EN MEDECINE MAISTRE JEHAN DE VIGO.
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Lyon: n.p. 1537 - 12mo, Foliated 383,[5]ll. Lacking leaf 24, but otherwise a complete copy of a very rare French edition and printed in French. Later marbled binding with black morocco label. Vigo (1460?-1520?) was born near Genoa and came to Rome in 1503 as physician to Pope Julius II. This work went through 21 editions in less than 30 years and was the chief surgical textbook until the time of Pare. Vigo includes very important chapters on gunshot wounds and syphilis. Although widely published, these early editions are quite rare. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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CHAMPIER, Symphorien;
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| De monarchia gallorum campi aurei: ac triplici imperio, videlicet romano, Gallico, Germanico. Suivi de: De monarchia ac triplici imperio. Suivi de: Galliae celticae, ac antiquitatis lugdunensis civitatis, quae caput est Celtarum, campus.
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- Lyon, Melchior et Gaspard Trechsel, 1537 3 partie en un volume in-4 de (22) le dernier blanc, (30), (18) ff;, maroquin bleu-nuit, armes au centre et chiffres aux angles des plats, dos à nerfs orné de fleurs de lys dorées, coupes décorées, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées sur marbrure (Duru, 1849). Première édition. Il s'agit de la relation en latin, très augmentée, de l'Antiquité et origine de Lyon que Champier avait publié en 1529. Chacune des trois parties, qui ne doivent pas être séparées, possède un titre particulier orné d'un bois gravé à chaque fois différent. Quelques bois dans le texte. "Ce volume est l'un des plus beaux de la collection des œuvres de Symphorien Champier. Les frères Trechsel suivirent avec intelligence l'impulsion donnée, quelques années auparavant, par Josse Bade, pendant qu'il était à Lyon, correcteur dans l'imprimerie de leur père, pour substituer les beaux caractères romains au gothique. Ils offrirent aux lecteurs des éditions d'une lecture facile, qui n'eurent pas de peine à détroner le gothique, & ils préparèrent ainsi les voies aux admirables travaux des Dolet, des Jean de Tournes, des Gryphes et des Rouillé." P. Allut. Exemplaire Gomez de la Cortina avec ses armes et son chiffre frappés sur les plats. Très bel exemplaire, parfaitement relié. Baudrier, Bibliographie lyonnaise, XII, pp. 247-248 (qui indique une collation fausse). - P. Allut, Etude biographique et bibliographique sur Symphorien Champier, n° XLVI. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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TORSELLINI (TURSELLINUS),
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| De Vita S. Francisci Xaverii qui primus è Societate Jesu in Indiam & Japoniam Evangelium invexit.Munich, Cornelius Leysser/"typographia hertsroyana," 1627. 18mo in 8s and 10s (9.5 x 6.5 cm). With an engraved portrait of Francis Xavier, a woodcut Jesuit device on the title-page, a woodcut publisher's device with the colophon, 2 decorated woodcut initial letters and a woodcut tailpiece. Contemporary blind-tooled pigskin, blue edges, 2 brass clasps and catch-plates with stamped decoration (and initials I-W S).
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- (36), 784, (19), (1 blank) pp. Alt-Japan Katalog 1537 (4 copies); Cordier, Japonica, col. 130; OCLC WorldCat (3 copies); VD-16 (2 copies); Max Besson Lib. (www.tulips.tsukuba.ac.jp/collections/203.html), no. 14; cf. De Backer & Sommervogel, cols. 140-142 (other eds.)First pocket edition of Torsellini's classic biography of Francis Xavier (1506-1552), originally published in 1594, enlarged and corrected by the author in 1596, and published in at least 6 earlier (larger format) Latin editions plus translations into Spanish, Italian, French, German, and later English and Dutch.Torsellini brought together an enormous number of anecdotes about Xavier that had never been published before, and gives considerable detail about his travels in India, the East Indies, China and Japan from 1541 to his death in 1552, and his founding of the Society of Jesus with Loyola and the Jesuit mission in Japan. Torsellini (1544-1599), who also edited Xavier's letters, uncritically accepts the stories that had been passed on by word of mouth for the forty-two years since Xavier's death, greatly expanding the number and nature of his miracles, showing him expelling devils, stilling tempests, raising four people from the dead, etc., but he was probably the last biographer to troll new sources of information until modern times. Those who followed merely repeated his stories in greatly exaggerated form, for example having him raise fourteen people from the dead!With an unidentified owner's initials (I-W S) stamped on each clasp and two seventeenth-century owners' inscription on the title-page (the second dated 1665). With the title-page detached, but otherwise in very good condition, with an occasional minor marginal defect. The head margin has been trimmed close to the text, but without loss. The binding is somewhat rubbed, and a tiny piece of one clasp broken off. First pocket edition of one of the primary sources on Francis Xavier's life.
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SERLIO (Sebastiano);
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| Regole Generali di Architectura.
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In Venetia Per Frabncesco Marcolini Da Forli 1537 In-folio de LXXVIII ff. mal chiffrés LXXVI, exemplaire lavé, vélin, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre (reliure moderne). Edition originale illustrée des planches gravés par Agostino Veneziano. Titre encadré. « Premier des livres de Serlio à être publié, cet ouvrage qui traite de l'emploi des cinq ordres en architecture et dans l'ornementation, occupe la quatrième place dans le plan du traité d'architecture annoncé dans la préface. Le nom de l'auteur n'apparaît pas au titre. Dans la lettre à Francesco Marcolini placée en têt du volume, Pietro Aretino écrit à son imprimeur qu'il accepte volontiers que la publication de son recueil de lettres soit retardée de quelques mois à cause de la grande, la bella, e l'utile impressa de l'Architettura del Serlio mio compare. Pour cette édition, Serlio obtint un privilège de dix ans du Sénat de Venise, le 5 octobre 1537, c'est-à-dire alors que l'impression était déjà terminée - si l'on en croit le colophon » (Magali Vène). Brunet, V, 304 ; Fowler, 313 ; Magali Vène, Bibliographia serliana, Catalogue des éditions imprimées des livres du traité d'architecture de Sebastian Serlio, 01.
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HOMER
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| Odyssea. Batrachomyomachia. Hymni xxxii [with the life of Homer by Herodotus].
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Venice: (Luc'Antonio Giunta, March) 1537 - 250, [2], 56 leaves. Venice: (Luc'Antonio Giunta, March) 1537. Small 8vo, 19th-century vellum with morocco lettering piece, binding soiled, spine darkened, short crack at bottom of front joint; occasional soiling, scattered marginalia. Ebert 9943 ("fine and very scarce"); Hoffmann II, 315 ("eine schöne, seltene u. geschätzte Ausg."); Renouard (Giunta), page xxix ("édition importante"). Originally published together with the Iliad in a two volume set comprising Homer's Complete Works in Greek. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Esiodo - Hesiod
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| Hesiodi ascarei opera et Dies. Theogonia. Scutum Herculis. (in greco)
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classici giugno 1537, Venezia - In-4° (206 x 150 mm), [4], 188 c. carattere greco, solo la lettera dedicatoria in carattere romano, alcune iniziali istoriate di diversa grandezza, una tavola silografica a piena pagina e la bella marca tipografica dello Zanetti al frontespizio. Legatura coeva attribuibile al maestro Konrad Küne di Stoccarda in pelle di scrofa su assi di legno. I piatti inquadrati da una ricca decorazione impressa a secco, due fermagli metallici perfettamente conservati; dorso a tre nervi. Provenienza: Jos. Ant. Pflaum (nota manoscritta alla sguardia datata 1754 ). Bellissimo esemplare, freschissimo, piccola traccia di censura alla marca tipografica. Bella edizione veneziana delle uniche tre opere di Esiodo che ci sono state tramandate complete; mentre nessun dubbio concerne la paternità della Teogonia e delle Opere e giorni, oggi gli studiosi sono pressoché concordi nell’escludere dal corpus esiodeo lo Scudo, il poemetto in esametri in cui viene narrata la vittoria di Ercole su Cicno e Ares. Completamente stampata in greco fatta eccezione per la lettera dedicatoria a Pietro Vettori, arricchita da una bella silografia a piena pagina in cui sono illustrati alcuni utensili per l’agricoltura, questa edizione è curata e commentata da Vittor Trincavelli che più volte collaborò con lo stampatore Bartolomeo Zanetti all’edizione di testi greci. "Il Trincavelli era nato a Venezia circa al 1491, e parte nell’Università di Padova, parte in quella di Bologna si formò a quegli Studj, che il rendettero poscia famoso. Fu prima Professore di Medicina in Venezia, quindi la esercitò in Murano, e poi in Venezia, ove fra molti onori vuolsi, che avesse ancora quello di sedere in grado uguale co’ Senatori; finalmente nel 1551 fu inviato a professarla in Padova, collo stipendio di 950 fiorini, a’ quali poi si accrebbero altri 150. Morì in Venezia nel 1563 e fu onorato di solennissime esequie. Oltre le appartenenti alla Medicina, nella qual arte ei fu il primo in Venezia a spiegare i testi Greci, e adoperassi, con ogni sforzo, a sbandire la barbarie Arabica, ei pubblicò, nel loro original Greco, le opere di Temistio, e di Giovanni Grammatico, il Manuale di Epitteto, col commento di Arriano, la Storia di Alessandro dello stesso Arriano, il Florilegio di Giovanni Stobeo, le opere di Esiodo, ed altre di Greci Scrittori, non conosciute fino a quel tempo, che in traduzioni, per lo più, rozze ed infedeli." (G. Tiraboschi, Storia della letteratura italiana, Roma 1784, tomo VII, parte II, p. 60). Adams H 470; Mortimer 233; Sander 3380.
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AUGUSTINUS, Aurelius:
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| Omnium Operum Divi Aurelii Augustini Episcopi, undecu(m)q(ue) doctissimi epitome":
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- Et quid uir ille de Ecclesiae sacramentis,necnon sacre. scripturae locis communioribus insignioribus'q; senserit, scripserit, simulatq; docuerit, per Ioannem Piscatorium Lithopolitanum..; Augsburg (Augustae Vindelicorum), Steiner (Steyner), 1537 (M.D.XXXVII)., Folio (30 x 22 cm)., Titelblatt mit reicher Holzschnittbordüre, 1 Textholzschnitt, 22 Blätter, 178 (CLXXVIII) Blätter, 239 (CCXLIX) Blätter, 1 Blatt, 16 Blätter Register., Eine weiße Seite beschrieben von alter Hand., Monogrammierter und datierter ("L.R" "1601") Schweinslederband über Holzdeckeln mit 2 intakten Messingschließen., Einband gering bestoßen und mit mehreren winzigen (unbedeutenden) Wurmlöchlein; Titelblatt mit Bibliotheksstempel; nur vereinzelt minimal braunfleckig; die letzten Blätter des Registers mit kleiner Wurmspur und etwas wasserrandig; insgesamt ein sauberes und gut erhaltenes Exemplar. Bibliogr. Nachweis: VD16-A 4156. - Früher Augsburger Druck mit den Schriften des heiligen Augustinus, dem bedeutendsten lateinischen Kirchenvater. [#24979A]
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