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Petrarca Francesco (1304-74)
IL PETRARCHA CON LOESPOSITIONE DOALESSANDRO VELLUTELLO E CON PIU UTILI COSE IN DIVERSI LUOGHI DI QUELLA NOVISSIMANENTE DA LUI AGGIUNTE
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Venice: Bartolomeo Zanetti, 1538. Early Venetian printing and the most accurate. PetrarcaOs portrait at the title-page, fine double-page woodcut map of Valchiusa. 8vo, (mm 215 x 149), Handsomely bound in full Italian vellum, the spine with maroon morocco lettering piece gilt and with wide tooled bands gilt, compartments with central gilt device, covers with borders roll-tooled in gilt. 10 unnumbered leaves, 158 leaves numbered III-160, 44 unnumbered leaves.. A very handsome copy, very well preserved, clean and tight.. VERY FINE PRINTING IN A VERY PLEASING BINDING. The best and most accurate edition of Vellutello's commentary, printed by Zanetti for Alessandro Vellutello and Giovanni Giolito da Trino, that printed himself the following issues of this edition. A very handsome copy enriched by the condition.
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Appian of Alexandria
Delle Guerre Esterne
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Venice Pietro di Nicolini da Sabbio, 1538. 8vo. (6 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches), late 17th or early 18th century vellum over stiff boards with a red morocco title label; edges stained yellow. A few early marginal notes in brown ink; a very nice copy.#11;#11;Title-page with a large woodcut historiated border, the book!s 191 foliated leaves are nicely printed in italic type by Paolo Manuzio, whose name is absent from the volume. The Aldine Press had closed in 1529, upon the death of Andrea Torresano, and was subsequently reopened by Paolo Manuzio in 1533 who managed it for the heirs of Aldus and Torresano until 1540, when the heirs of Torresano began printing on their own, and the Aldine shop resumed printing under their own imprint: Aldi Filli. During the period 1533-1540 editions were issued using the imprint: Heirs of Also Manuzio & Andrea Torresano. In addition, they occasionally printed books, sometimes unsigned, for other printers and publishers, as here.#11;#11;The text of Delle Guerre Esterne was translated into Italian by Alessandro Braccio. Appian of Alexandria lived during the reigns of Trajan, Hadrian and Antonius Pius. He had an active political career and in retirement he turned to writing history, completing a history of Rome in 24 volumes (of which nine volumes survive complete, seven others in fragments). He is best known for his observations of military matters. #11;#11;An uncommon Aldine edition anonymously printed during the interregnum of the great house.#11;#11;See: Renouard. p. 116 no. 3. Adams A-1357 Nelle case di Pietro di Nicolini da Sabbio
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Petrarca Francesco (1304-74)
IL PETRARCHA CON LOESPOSITIONE DOALESSANDRO VELLUTELLO E CON PIU UTILI COSE IN DIVERSI LUOGHI DI QUELLA NOVISSIMANENTE DA LUI AGGIUNTE
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Venice: Bartolomeo Zanetti, 1538. Early Venetian printing and the most accurate. PetrarcaOs portrait at the title-page, fine double-page woodcut map of Valchiusa. 8vo, (mm 210x145), Roman contemporary brown morocco ascribed to the school of Mastro Luigi. Three fillet borders on boards with a decoration of floral tools; very rich central gilt ornamental decorations within multiple gilt tooled panels, borders and decorative pieces. Spine with seven raised bands and compartments decorated with small gilt tools. Edges gauffered gilt. 10 unnumbered leaves, 158 leaves numbered III-160, 44 unnumbered leaves.. A very fine copy, with manuscript notes by two different hands of the middle of the XVIth century, the first giving the epitaph of Francis the First and the second one with the dedication by the Lyonese printer Jean de Tournes to Maurice Sceve. A beautiful and important binding of the Roman School of the period, elaborately decorated and a splendid example of Renaissance book arts.. VERY FINE PRINTING IN A LUXURIOUS RENAISSANCE BINDING. The best and most accurate edition of Vellutello's commentary, printed by Zanetti for Alessandro Vellutello and Giovanni Giolito da Trino, that printed himself the following issues of this edition. A very handsome copy enriched by the beautiful binding.
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TERENTIUS AFER, PUBLIUS
Habes hic amice lector P. Terentii Comcedias, vna cvm scholiis ex Donati, Asperi, et Cornvti commentariis decerptis, multo quam antehac unquam prodierunt emendatiores, nisi quod in [heautontimoroumenon] scripsit! Io. Calphvrnivs! Indicata
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Basileae, 1538. Folio, pp. [28], 398 (i.e. 389), [11]; woodcut printer's device on title and colophon, numerous woodcut initials throughout; full 18th century calf, gilt-decorated spine, the initials of an early owner ("M.S.J.S.R.") in the third compartment, edges stained red; S2 bound before S3; a very good, sound copy. An early edition of Erasmus's edition of Terence's plays. Compared to Erasmus's own writings, "of almost equal importance for the history of humanism and education are the editions he prepared of the classical authors! They were of two kinds: editions of the text itself, usually with a commentary; and, in the case of the Greek authors, translations into Latin. These editions had wide circulation and served to open the ancient world to a far broader public than had access to it before" (Houghton Library, Erasmus on the 500th Anniversary of his Birth, 42a). The first Erasmus edition was printed in 1532 and was subsequently printed no less than 40 times during the 16th and 17th centuries. With commentaries by Aelius Donatus, Aemilius Asper, Lucius Annaeus Cornutus, and Giovanni Calfurino. Yale, Michigan, and NC only in OCLC.
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Estienne Charles
Sylva. Frutetum. Collis.
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apud Franciscum Stephanum [ma Simon de Colines],, Parisiis, 1538 - In-8° (175x110mm), ff. 56. (8) di indice, legatura in carta pergamenata rimontata. Frontespizio con impresa tipografica. Bellissimo esemplare. Edizione originale, rara, di uno dei primissimi libri a stampa dedicati in modo sistematico agli alberi. Si tratta di uno dei trattati botanici che l'Estienne pubblicò destinandoli agli "Adulescentulis bonarum literarum studiosis". L'opera fu poi rifusa dallo stesso Estienne nel "Praedium Rusticum", poi "Maison Rustique". L'edizione, a detta del Renouard, fu in realtà stampata con i tipi di Simon de Colines. Adams, C-1745. Pritzel, 3039. Jacquemart, Bibliographie forestière française, n. 6. Renouard, Estienne, I, p. 97. Renouard, Colines, p. 293. STC French Books, p. 156. Una sola copia, mutila, censita in ICCU / SBN (Nazionale di Firenze).
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Gobler, Justinus].
Gerichtlicher Proceß, auß grund der Rechten, und gemeyner übung, zum fleissigsten in drei theyl verfasset.
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Frankfurt/Main, Christian Egenolff d. A., (April 1538). - Folio. (6), CXXXIIII [134] ff. With title woodcut (by Hans Sebald Beham) and woodcut printer's device on last page. (Bound with) II: Justinian / Fuchsperger, Ortolf. Justinianischer Instituten warhaffte dolmetschung [.]. (Augsburg, Alexander Weissenhorn), 1538. (8), XCI [91], (9), XIII [13], (1) ff. With heraldic woodcut title vignette, several woodcut initials, and a full-page woodcut in the text. (Bound with) III: Charles V, Emperor. Peinlich Gerichts Ordnung [.]. (Mainz, Ivo Schöffer, 10 June 1535). (6), XXXV [but: 39] ff. (wants last blank). With two-part title woodcut, large woodcut initial, half-page woodcut in the text, and woodcut printer's device on last page. Contemp. blindstamped auburn calf on wooden boards. Remains of clasps. Fine legal sammelband containing three German works of the Renaissance: Gobler's formulary; the "Institutiones" of Justinian; and the Constitutio Carolina. I: Rare second edition of one of the earliest German formularies (first published by Egenolff in 1536). "Der zweyte Theil (de actionibus) ist aus dem Klagspiegel abgeschrieben" (Stintzing). The fine title vignette by Hans Sebald Beham depicts a Renaissance courtroom. - II: Third printing of the second German translation of the "Institutiones" (first printed in 1536). This had been preceded by Thomas Murner's translation (Basel 1519), which was literally correct but often missed the meaning and therefore was replaced by the translations of Gobler and - in the 17th century - Ortolph Fuchsberger (cf. Kaspers 104). This present edition contains a 28-page appendix "Der Rechten Regulae Iuris Civilis" (by Murner) not present in earlier printings. - III: Fourth official edition of the so-called "Carolina", the first and only criminal code of the Empire, and the basis of all later common German criminal law (cf. Kaspers). The two-part title woodcut shows the execution grounds; the preface is followed by a portrait of Maximilian with a sword and a book. - Attractive blindstamped binding with four roll-tooled borders (all unrecorded by Haebler). Covers rubbed; spine-ends, corners, and edges bumped; back cover beginning to split. Several contemp. ms. notes of ownership. Slight browning throughout due to paper. Stamp of the "Südmährische Privatbibliothek Alexander Franz Fleischer" on pastedowns. I: VD 16, G 2297. Stintzing/Landsberg I, 584, 6. Pauli (Beham) 1116.7 and p. 485. Not in Adams or BM-STC German. - II: VD 16, C 5240. Stintzing/L. I, 83. Stobbe II, 166. Eiden/M. 112. Not in Adams or BM-STC German. - III: VD 16, D 1072. BM-STC German 347. Kohler/Scheel XXIV, no. 4. Cf. Kaspers 132. Not in Adams. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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MACROBIUS Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius A. A. T. MACROBE
In sommium Scipionis lib. II. Saturnaliorum, lib. VII.
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Nouvelle edition. La premiere parue chez Sebastien Gryphe semble etre celle de 1538. Marque de l'imprimeur sur la page de titre, et 7 vignettes dans le premier texte : Le songe de Scipion, dont une curieuse mappemonde qui divise le monde en zones climatiques. Impression en Miuscules Italiques. §Plein Velin d'epoque. Dos lisse avec titre a la plume noire. Page de titre doublee en marge. Un manque comble en marge du feuillet 17, rendant illisible la note. Hormis ces quelques defauts, bon exemplaire, tres frais. §Les deux textes reunis dans cette edition constituent les œuvres majeures de Macrobius, lequel vivait vers l'an 400 et dont on sait peu de chose sinon qu'il etait un philosophe neoplatonicien et stoicien oppose au christianisme de plus en plus repandu. L'idee du songe de Scipion est extraite de la republique de Ciceron dans laquelle celui-ci attribue un reve au jeune Scipion ou se deroule une conversation entre les heros decedes de la Republique, et notamment son pere et son grand-pere. L'ouvrage est constitue des commentaires de Macrobius, notamment sur la constitution de l'univers. Le deuxieme texte refere aux Saturnales, journees de fetes pour les romains , Macrobius y relate les discussions tenues dans la demeure de Vettius Praetextatus, l'auteur y traite de differents sujets, mythologiques et astronomiques, medicaux, citant de nombreux textes anciens. Ce livre est demeure une source importante quant a la datation de nombreux textes disparus, et surtout, il constituera un modele pour le XVIe siecle qui imitera abondamment cette facon d'exposer la science. Photos sur www.edition-originale.com Apud Seb. Gryphium Lugduni (Lyon) _1556 In 8 (10x17,7cm) 567pp. (62) relie
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Beccadelli, Antonio, gen.:). Antonio Panormita.
De dictis et factis Alphonsi regis Aragonum libri quatuor. 4 Bl., 278 (recte 290) S., 1 Bl. Mit 2 Druckermarken. 4°. Flexibles Pergament d. Z. (aufgebogen, Bindebänder erneuert).
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Basel, Johannes Herwagen und Johannes Erasmius Froben, 1538. - Wichtige zweite Ausgabe der ersten neuzeitlichen Apophthegmensammlung, die 1485 noch ohne die Kommentare erschienen war. Hier nun erstmals mit den Anmerkungen des Aeneas Silvius Piccolomini sowie den Scholien des Humanisten Jacob Spiegel (ca. 1483-1544), einem Neffen Wimphelings aus Schlettstadt. Der Dichter Antonio Beccadelli (1393-1471), bekannt vor allem für sein erotisches und öffentlich verbranntes Werk "Hermaphroditus", war Berater des humanistisch interessierten Königs Alphons von Neapel. Die vorliegende Sammlung kurzer Anekdoten, die stets auf einen klugen Ausspruch zulaufen, sollen zum einen ein Denkmal für Alphons schaffen, gleichzeitig aber auch moralphilosophisch Beispiel geben und belehren. Durch die Erklärungen Spiegels, der oft ähnliche Aphorismen deutscher Herrscher wie Kaiser Friedrichs III. hinzufügt, wird diese Ausgabe gewissermaßen zur ersten deutschen Apophtegmensammlung (vgl. Verweyen, Theodor. Apophthegma und Scherzrede: die Geschichte einer einfachen Gattungsform und ihrer Entfaltung im 17. Jahrhundert. Bad Homburg 1970). – Kaum gebräuntes frisches Exemplar. – VD 16, B 1315. Adams B 428.
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BARTOLUS DE SAXO FERRATO
LUCERNAE IURIS. COMMENTARIA IN PRIMAM FF. VETERIS PARTEM IOAN. NICOLAI ARELATANI NEC DESUNT INTEREA SOLITAE DOCTISSIMORUM IURECONSUL. ADDITIONES. MDXXXVIII. (IN FINE:) LUGDUNI, EXCUDEBAT GEORGIUS REGNAULT, 1538,
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in-4, ff. 371, (1), leg. coeva p. perg. molle, tit. ms. al dorso, tracce di legacci. Foglio di titolo, con marca tipografica di Vincenzo de Portonaris, racchiuso da magnifica bordura silografica con figure allegoriche, 2 figure schematiche a piena pag. ("Arbor iurisdictionum" al v. del f. 83 e "Arbor servitutum" al recto del f. 332); un gran numero di iniz. ornate. Testo racchiuso dal commento, entrambi in car. semigotico. Rara e bella edizione di quest'opera di esegesi giuridica di Bartolo da Sassoferrato (XIV sec.), curata da Joannes Nicolaus di Arles. Ottimo fresco esemplare. Manca a Baudrier, bibliogr. Lyonnaise. Non in STC French. Adams B-310.
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VELMAZIO, Giovanni Maria;
Veteris et novi testamenti opus singulare.
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Venise, 1538 In-4 de 204 ff., veau racine, dos a nerfs orne a la grotesque, piece de titre de maroquin vert, tranches rouges, (reliure du XIXe siecle). Premiere edition. Tres beau titre historie avec des scenes bibliques. Il avait deja ete employe, au format in-folio, pour la traduction de la Bible donnee par Antonio Giunta en 1532. cf Harvard 60 et 522. Suivent 11 bois graves, dont 9 mesurent 80 x 103 mm. et sont manifestement de la meme main. Ce sont tous des sujets d'inspiration bibliques, a l'exception d'un qui represente Ovide, Virgile et Didon. Les deux autres bois sont une Crucifixion (79 x 55) et une Elevation (98 x 70). Manque le feuillet a8 qui contient une planche.
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Petrarca, Francesco (1304-74).
IL PETRARCHA CON L’ESPOSITIONE D’ALESSANDRO VELLUTELLO E CON PIU UTILI COSE IN DIVERSI LUOGHI DI QUELLA NOVISSIMANENTE DA LUI AGGIUNTE
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(Venice: Bartolomeo Zanetti, 1538) Early Venetian printing and the most accurate. Petrarca’s portrait at the title-page, fine double-page woodcut map of Valchiusa. 8vo, (mm 215 x 149), Handsomely bound in full Italian vellum, the spine with maroon morocco lettering piece gilt and with wide tooled bands gilt, compartments with central gilt device, covers with borders roll-tooled in gilt. 10 unnumbered leaves, 158 leaves numbered III-160, 44 unnumbered leaves.. A very handsome copy, very well preserved, clean and tight. VERY FINE PRINTING IN A VERY PLEASING BINDING. The best and most accurate edition of Vellutello's commentary, printed by Zanetti for Alessandro Vellutello and Giovanni Giolito da Trino, that printed himself the following issues of this edition. A very handsome copy enriched by the condition.
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Terentius Afer Publius
Comedie Di Terentio nuovamente di latino in volgare tradotte. Al colophon: Finiscono le Comedie di Terentio, stampate in Venetia per maestro Bernardino Vidale, ad instantia di m. Iacob da Borgofrancho, del mese di luglio, 1533.
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- In 8, [mm. 200 x 146], cc. 171 - (1). Legatura coeva in cuoio con ricca decorazione impressa a secco ai piatti incorniciati da filetti lisci che comprendono una fascia ad elementi vegetali con foglie e verso il centro una fascia più piccola a trattini. Campo centrale liscio. Dorso a cinque nervi doppi con scomparti decorati da sottili linee incise. L’ultimo da piccoli rombi. Titolo scritto in oro su fondo nero.Mancanze ai quattro angoli e strappo alla copertina anteriore in conseguenza della mancanza dello scomparto inferiore. Cuffia superiore mancante. Lavoro di tarlo al margine bianco delle carte 2-29 che appena lambisce alcune lettere. Per il resto esemplare con buoni margini su carta forte. Al risguardo anteriore antico disegno ad inchiostro di un’arma nobiliare con sentenza latina: Quod patientia scritta con calligrafia antica. Altra breve annotazione a quello posteriore. Numero scritto al margine superiore del frontespizio. Il bel frontespizio xilografato presenta una ricca cornice architettonica con leoni alati con corone di foglie sulla testa che sostengono due cariatidi che tengono il campo centrale delimitato da tre cornici decorate dov’è scritto il titolo; le cariatidi sostengono a loro volta delle grandi colonne composite terminanti in un vaso da cui escono fiamme. Alle spalle dei due leoni alati, entro una cornice ad ovoli una vignetta raffigura un puttino alato appoggiato ad un albero. La grande cornice è sormontata da due riccioli affrontati che sostengono due uccelli ad ali aperte che stringono nel becco un piccolo festone dal quale pendono degli elementi decorativi che termina su di un ventaglio centrale che spunta dal centro dei riccioli. All’ultima carta bianca marca tipografica xilografica raffigurante, entro campo rettangolare con fregi vegetali agli angoli, due donne che guardano verso l’esterno e sostengono, l’una con la mano destra e l’altra con la sinistra uno scudo. Quella sulla destra che ha in mano un calice raffigura la Fede, dall’altra parte quella che sostiene nella mano sinistra un’ancora e tiene lo scudo con la destra raffigura la Speranza. Al centro dello scudo ci sono le iniziali I.A.D.P.B.F. legate fra loro e sormontate dalla croce; la A sormonta una stella. Al di sopra del bordo della vignetta il motto Sustine et Abstine, in basso invece in lettere greche Anéchou kaì apèchou. (La marca sembra essere una variante di quella EDIT XVI marca V379 - Z745 - A112 che presenta invece le lettere greche scritte in maiuscola e prive di accenti). Si tratta della prima edizione delle sei commedie scritte da Terenzio (Andria, Eunuchus, Heautontimorumenos, Adelphoe, Hecyra, Phormio) dedicate dal traduttore Giovan Battista da Borgofrancho a Benedetto Curzio, patrizio di Pavia ed oratore del Duca di Milano Francesco Sforza presso il Senato veneto. L’editore dell’opera, Giacomo Pocatela che nelle opere stampate si indica oltre che come Iacob da Borgofrancho anche come Iacob de Paucisdrapis o Iacob Paucidrapensis de Burgofranco, fu editore, tipografo e bidello all’università di Pavia dove operò anche in società con Filippo Mantegazza, a Venezia invece lavorò con Lucantonio Giunta il vecchio. Ebbe due figli Agostino che fu libraio per i Giunta a Palermo e Giovanni Battista che gli successe nella tipografia alla sua morte avvenuta nel 1538 o nell’anno seguente e che è anche l’autore di questa traduzione.HAYM 339/11; BRUNET V 723; GRAESSE VII 67. Buona copia di una edizione rara.
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Petrarca Francesco (1304-74)
IL PETRARCHA CON LÕESPOSITIONE DÕALESSANDRO VELLUTELLO E CON PIU UTILI COSE IN DIVERSI LUOGHI DI QUELLA NOVISSIMANENTE DA LUI AGGIUNTE
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Venice Bartolomeo Zanetti 1538 - Early Venetian printing and the most accurate. PetrarcaÕs portrait at the title-page, fine double-page woodcut map of Valchiusa. 8vo, (mm 215 x 149), Handsomely bound in full Italian vellum, the spine with maroon morocco lettering piece gilt and with wide tooled bands gilt, compartments with central gilt device, covers with borders roll-tooled in gilt. 10 unnumbered leaves, 158 leaves numbered III-160, 44 unnumbered leaves. A very handsome copy, very well preserved, clean and tight. VERY FINE PRINTING IN A VERY PLEASING BINDING. The best and most accurate edition of Vellutello's commentary, printed by Zanetti for Alessandro Vellutello and Giovanni Giolito da Trino, that printed himself the following issues of this edition. A very handsome copy enriched by the condition. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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NEMESIUS.
NEMESII PHILOSOPHI CLARISSIMI DE NATURA HOMINIS LIBER UTILISSIMUS.
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Imp. Seb. Gryphium. Lyon, 1538. 22 cm. 188 pág., 1 h. de colofón con un grabado. Capitales ilustradas. Enc. en pergamino, lomera rotulada. * El tratado Sobre la naturaleza del hombre lo escribió Nemesio de Émesa en la última década del siglo IV. Intenta elaborar una doctrina del alma y de su unión con el cuerpo. Sirve de introducción a la psicología aristotélica y a la fisiología de Galeno. Trata de la facultad de la imaginación, de los sentidos (la vista, el oído, el olfato...), de la inteligencia, la memoria, y de la parte irracional del alma que serían las pasiones (la concupiscencia, la ira, el miedo) y otra parte que no controlamos que sería la respiración, la generación, etc. Durante la Edad Media fue traducida por N. Alfanus y R. Burgundio. Esta edición es la primera versión latina que se hizo en el Renacimiento por Georgio Valla, publicada por Sébastien Gryphe (1525-1566), el impresor más importante de Lyon durante el siglo XVI, especialista en los clásicos. Filosofia Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830
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CRABBE PETRUS
CONCILIA OMNIA TAM GENERALIA QUAM PARTICULARIA AB APOSTOLORUM TEMPORIBUS IN HUNC USQUE DIEM A SANCTISSIMIS PATRIBUS CELEBRATA & QUORUM ACTA LITERIS MANDATA, EX VETUSTISSIMIS DIVERSAE REGIONI(BUS) BIBLIOTHECIS HABERI POTUERE, HIS DUOBUS TOMIS CONTINEN. COLONIA PETRUS QUENTEL 1538
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Due volumi in folio legati in pergamena, titolo ai tasselli ai dorsi, sguardie (exlibris calcografico incollato, scritte a pennino), magnifici frontespizi con amplissima cornice silografica figurata e molto movimentata, al piede stemmi dei piu importanti Stati, al verso, a mezza pagina, silografia di Carlo V Imperatore in trono, 15 carte non numerate, CCLXX carte numerate al primo volume (tracce di tarlo in alcuni quinterni, restaurare e che non incidono mai sul testo), al secondo tomo 13 carte non numerate, CXL e CLXXII carte numerate. Nella descrizione fisica non deve mancare l'accenno agli splendidi capilettera figurati. Per l'importanza dell'opera e' sufficiente citare che essa e' piu' volte richiamata da Lutero nei suoi scritti, che e' frutto della consultazione di codici di oltre 500 biblioteche da parte dell'estensore, che e' caposaldo per lo studio e la conoscenza dei Concili antichi fino all'inizio del XVI secolo. Inoltre la parte storica e di ricerca e' preponderante sulla parte prettamente agiografica. Opera essenziale e diuturnamente consultata, la copia che si presenta, completa e collazionata, e' lievemente brunita e lamenta qualche pur lieve traccia di gora ed arrossature. La carta e' greve e solida, le tracce di tarlo son state restaurate. In definitiva volumi in piu' che buono stato e di importanza capitale nella storiografia conciliare.
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(Beccadelli, Antonio, gen.:). Antonio Panormita.
De dictis et factis Alphonsi regis Aragonum libri quatuor. 4 Bl., 278 (recte 290) S., 1 Bl. Mit 2 Druckermarken. 4°. Flexibles Pergament d. Z. (aufgebogen, Bindebänder erneuert).
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Basel, Johannes Herwagen und Johannes Erasmius Froben, 1538.. . Wichtige zweite Ausgabe der ersten neuzeitlichen Apophthegmensammlung, die 1485 noch ohne die Kommentare erschienen war. Hier nun erstmals mit den Anmerkungen des Aeneas Silvius Piccolomini sowie den Scholien des Humanisten Jacob Spiegel (ca. 1483-1544), einem Neffen Wimphelings aus Schlettstadt. Der Dichter Antonio Beccadelli (1393-1471), bekannt vor allem für sein erotisches und öffentlich verbranntes Werk "Hermaphroditus", war Berater des humanistisch interessierten Königs Alphons von Neapel. Die vorliegende Sammlung kurzer Anekdoten, die stets auf einen klugen Ausspruch zulaufen, sollen zum einen ein Denkmal für Alphons schaffen, gleichzeitig aber auch moralphilosophisch Beispiel geben und belehren. Durch die Erklärungen Spiegels, der oft ähnliche Aphorismen deutscher Herrscher wie Kaiser Friedrichs III. hinzufügt, wird diese Ausgabe gewissermaßen zur ersten deutschen Apophtegmensammlung (vgl. Verweyen, Theodor. Apophthegma und Scherzrede: die Geschichte einer einfachen Gattungsform und ihrer Entfaltung im 17. Jahrhundert. Bad Homburg 1970). - Kaum gebräuntes frisches Exemplar. - VD 16, B 1315. Adams B 428.
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Sabellico M.A.
Opera M. Antonii Coccii Sabellici in duos digesta tomos. [1:]. Rapsodiae historicae enneadum XI, quinque priores uno continentur, altero sex reliquae, cum d. Casparis Hedionis historica synopsi, qua huius autoris institutum summa fide & diligentia ad annum 1538. persequitur. [.] Accesserunt libri decem Exemplorum, [.] Singulis suus adiectus Index, & autorum quibus tota historia nititur catalogi.
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- Basileae, ex officina Hervagiana, 1538, in-folio, leg. seicentesca in piena pelle (mancanze al dorso, cerniera anteriore usurata e debole), pp. [72], 855, [1]. Con marca tipografica sul frontespizio e sull'ultima pagina. Belle iniziali xilografiche. Qualche evidenziatura marginale coeva in inchiostri rosso e bruno. Manca il secondo volume.
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Spiegel, Jakob (Jacobus)
Iuris [Juris] Civilis Lexicon Ex Variis Probatorum Autorum...
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1538. Spiegel, Jakob (Jacobus) [1483-c.1547]. [Hegendorf, Cristoph (1500-1540)]. Iuris Civilis Lexicon ex Variis Probatorum Autorum Commentariis Congestum. Strassburg: Io. Schottus Execudebat, 1538. [340], 54, [58] pp. Text printed in double columns. Folio (8-1/4" x 13-1/2"). Contemporary vellum dyed to look like calf, raised bands and lettering piece to spine, endpapers renewed at some point. Light rubbing to extremities, corners and spine ends bumped, front joint cracked but secure, rear joint starting, rear free endpaper loose. Attractive woodcut decorated initials, dedication printed within ornate woodcut architectural border. Toning, light browning in a few places, occasional faint dampstaining to margins. Early annotations to title page and a few leaves. A handsome copy of a scarce edition. * First edition. With indexes. Spiegel was a lawyer, a privy counselor to Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and a notable humanist scholar who corresponded with Erasmus. The Lexicon Iuris Civilis, a dictionary of terms in Roman law, is his most important work. It was issued 12 times; the first edition was published in 1538, the final edition in 1577. The entries are rather brief, ranging from a sentence to a few paragraphs, and they contain references to examples in the Roman juristic literature. The part comprising 54 numbered pages, "In Tit. C. Iustiniani, Christophori Hegendorphini Exegeses, " is Spiegel's exegesis of sections of the Code, the Twelve Tables and other topics in Roman law with added commentary (exegesis) by Hegendorf. OCLC locates 2 copies of this edition in North America, one at the Library of Congress, another at the University of Pennsylvania. Adams, Catalogue of Books Printed on the Continent of Europe, 1501-1600 S1584.
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(Bassus, Cassianus)
Constanini Caesaris selectarum praeceptionum de Agricultura
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Libri viginti, Iano Cornario medico physico interprete, Basilae, Froben, 1538. 12mo, 4 ll., 389p., 1 l. Half vellum. *Latin edition of an interesting collection of early agricultural texts, originally compiled by Cassianus Bassus about the 6th or 7th century A.D., and revised by order of Constantine VII (to whom it is here ascribed) about 950. Translated by Cornarus Apud J. a 'Burgofrancho', also printed the book in 1538 and it has since been published in Greek, French, Italian and English in many editions, down almost in the 20th century. Handwritten notes from 1657 on the titlepage, partly erased and small hole in white margin; some pages rather cut short. As far as we can see this is the first Latin translation.
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Cajetan, Tommaso De Vio (Thomas De Vio), Thomas Aquinas
Prima Pars S. Thomae Cum Commentariis Cardinalis Caietani. Doctoris Angelici Divi Thome Aquinatis Summe Theologie Prima Pars...
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Heirs of Luc'antonio Giunta, 1538. Folio (32 x 22 cm), [20] 263 numbered ff. Title page has engraved border, printed in red and black; wpoodcut initials of various sizes throughout the text. Bound in leather over cardboard; recent leather with gilt title at spine, boards (with blindstamped ornamentation front and back) restored, chipping at edges and corners, moderate loss. Long (30 cm) closed tear across f.8, which has been repaired in the margin so as not to obscure text. Small strip (4 x 1 cm) cut from bottom edge of f. 245, no loss to text. Title page slightly soiled, a couple of light dampstains affecting several leaves each; otherwise in very good condition, no foxing, margins wide, solidly bound.
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VALLA LAURENTIUS
De Linguae Latinae Elegantia Libri Sex. Eiusdem de Reciprocatione Adprime Utilis. Dialogos, Antidotos, Recriminationes...
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Lugduni, Apud Seb. Gryphium. 1538. [Classici] (cm. 18) ottima solida piena pergamena originale con tracce di lacci, realizzata con foglio membranaceo manoscritto del XIV-XV secolo, pressochè illeggibile all' esterno. Sguardie rimontate.-- pp. 493, (1) + cc. 21 nn. con l'index. elegante corsivo alcuni capolettera figurati. Opera celebre che ebbe molte edizioni dalla fine del XV secolo. la nostra è molto bella e non comune, manca ad Adams e a BM.STC. Freanch. La marca tipografica al frontis e al verso dell'ultima carta è la 7° di baudrier. la dedicatoria all'inizio è indirizzata a Giovanni Tortelli di Arezzo. Antica firma cassata al frontis, qualche minimo alone angolare, una macchia in basso alle ultime 12 carte a sparire. esemplare assolutamente molto bello e raro con grandi margini come il nostro. Nitidamente impresso su carta pesante- Baudrier VIII p.116. Antica annotazione coeva al margine basso di pag.4.
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VALLA, LORENZO
Laurentij Vallae de lingvae latinae elegantia libri sex, iam nouissime de integro bona fide emaculati. Eiusde de reciprocatione sui & suus libellus apprime vtilis. Vna cum epitomis Iodoci Badij Ascensij, necnon Antonij Mancinelli lima suis quibusque c
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Parisiis, 1538. Octavo, ff. [14], 249 (without final blank); title within decorative engraved border incorporating the monogram of Francis I and the mark of Geofroy Tory; 15 large and 6 small decorative initials (probably by Geofroy Tory of Bourges; cf. Updike, Printing Types, I, 197) throughout text; full contemporary vellum, stained, with overlapping fore-edges, paper label in manuscript adhered to lower spine; the front joint and hinge cracked through, the covers stamped in blind "Mercantile Library" (Philadelphia) and with bookplates from the same on front and back pastedowns, 19th-c. type specimen also mounted to front pastedown, presentation inscription in ink, in Latin and English, from a James Hallahan to the Mercantile Library on ffep, and 3 owners' names on title-p. (one quite early); pages lightly browned and cockled, a few marginal chips and short tears, the odd letter lost, and occasional old marginalia and underlining. Valla (ca. 1407-57) was an Italian scholar, humanist and philosopher, not unfamiliar with controversy, who was chosen by Pope Nicholas V to translate the classical texts of Herodotus and Thucydides into Latin. His masterwork is De lingvae latinae elegantia (1444) "a brilliant philological defense of classical Latin in which he contrasted the elegance of the ancient Romans' works!especially those of Cicero and Quintilian!with the clumsiness of medieval and Church Latin" (Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed., 2006). Immensely popular as a textbook. this title went through at least 60 editions before 1536. This example is pure Colines: it is printed in his characteristic roman type, with shouldernotes and some instances for the clear Greek font for which he is also known. Another bookseller has noted that "the typography and overall design are characteristic of the use of Italianate elements with French restraint that accounts for the elegance of Colines's work." Schreiber, 152.
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(Gótico.)
FORMULARE INSTRUMENTORUM. Opus eximium quod formulare instrumentorum inscribitur, omnibus instrume[n]ta multiplicia componere cupientibus utilitatem maximam al laturum, nuperrime suo nitori restitutu[m]: cui subiectum est opusculum ARS NOTARIATUS NU[N]CUPATUM: non solu[m] diligenter emendatum, verumetiam dece[n]tissime prefixis unicuique capiti SUMMARIIS AUCTIUS REDDITUM. Addito gemino indice p[rin]cipuas et scitu digniores utriusq[ue] tractatus materias co[m]plectente.
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Imp. Antonium Vincentium. S.l.,1538 [en el colofón: Lyon, 1536]. 16 cm. 179 fol., 1 blanca, 7 h., 1 blanca. Texto en letra gótica y a dos columnas. Portada con orla xilográfica a dos tintas, capitulares y un grabado xilográfico en el verso de la última hoja blanca. Enc. en pergamino documental. Portada remarginada. Papel ligeramente tostado. * Formulario de instrumentos públicos del siglo XVI, ordenados alfabéticamente. Como ejemplos destacamos los capítulos dedicados a la apelación, los arrendamientos, la excomunicación, las instituciones como por ejemplo los hospitales de pobres y de leprosos, etc. Al final contiene un tratado sobre el arte notarial. Notaria Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830 latín
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Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges:]
Pragmatica Sanctio studiosis utilissima, cum Concordatis.
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[Lyon: sumptibus honesti viri Antonii Vincentii.] 1538. - 2 vols. in 1, 8vo., ff. clxii [liv], xxi [vii]. Title page in red and black, printed in blackletter throughout. Some browning. Early limp vellum, spine lettered vertically in ink, long sides overlapping, four later ties, front cover and ties sometime dyed yellow, lower pastedown torn. Ink inscription dated 1660 and some later pencil notes to f.f.e.p. The Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges, made in 1438 by King Charles VII of France, effectively declared administrative independence from Rome for the French Catholic church. It instituted a General Church Council superior to the Pope, to be held every ten years, and blocked papal involvement with the appointment of French prelates, among other reforms. Papal power at the time was weak (cf. the Council of Basel, later Florence), but later popes tried to have the Sanction repealed, and eventually in 1516 the Concordat of Bologna largely superseded it. However, it remained an important text for the developing Gallican Church, and in the centennial year of the original Sanction this edition, incorporating earlier commentary by Cosme Guymier, was printed in Lyon. It is rare in the UK: COPAC locates two copies in Oxford and one in Edinburgh only. Not in Adams. [Attributes: Signed Copy]
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VALLA LAURENTIUS
De Linguae Latinae Elegantia Libri Sex. Eiusdem De Reciprocatione Adprime Utilis. Dialogos, Antidotos, Recriminationes.
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Apud Seb. Gryphium., Lugduni 1538 - [Classici] (cm. 18) ottima solida piena pergamena originale con tracce di lacci, realizzata con foglio membranaceo manoscritto del XIV-XV secolo, pressochè illeggibile all' esterno. Sguardie rimontate.-- pp. 493, (1) + cc. 21 nn. con l'index. elegante corsivo alcuni capolettera figurati. Opera celebre che ebbe molte edizioni dalla fine del XV secolo. la nostra è molto bella e non comune, manca ad Adams e a BM.STC. Freanch. La marca tipografica al frontis e al verso dell'ultima carta è la 7° di baudrier. la dedicatoria all'inizio è indirizzata a Giovanni Tortelli di Arezzo. Antica firma cassata al frontis, qualche minimo alone angolare, una macchia in basso alle ultime 12 carte a sparire. esemplare assolutamente molto bello e raro con grandi margini come il nostro. Nitidamente impresso su carta pesante- *Baudrier VIII p.116. Antica annotazione coeva al margine basso di pag.4
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CAMMERLANDER, Jakob (1510-1548), Hrsg.].
Eyn newe Badenfart. // Von allerhand auszerwelten wasser vnd // schweysz Bädern, für allerley siechtagen, im oder am leip, // fürnemlich für das grien, steyn und lame glieder, Auch wie mann // sich darin, mit artznei, purgierung-schrepffen, lassen, essen // und trincken ec. halten sol, auss den berhümbisten // Aertzten ein kurtzer bericht.
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Gedruckt zu Strassburg bei M. Jacob Cammerlander von Menz, (um 1538). - Kl.-4to (192 x 147 mm). Mit halbseitigem Titelholzschnitt (Badeszene), 4 (zwei je einmal wiederholten) ganzeitigen Holzschnitten.(Aderlassmann und Zodiakfigur) und ganszeitiger Holzschnitt-Druckermarke auf Schlussblatt verso. [4] Bl., XXVIII S. Pergamentband des frühen 19. Jhs. Erstausgabe, in einer bibliographisch unbekannten Variante mit insgesamt fünf (davon zwei wiederholten) Holzschnitten. Der seit 1531 in Strassburg wirkende, aus Mainz stammende Drucker/Verleger Jakob Cammerlander kompilierte sein medizinisch-balneologisch-astrologisches Werk aus Schriften der "berühmtesten Aerzten und gewissen Erfarnussen Otthonis Brunfelsii" (Vorwort). Der erste Teil handelt ausführlich über das Gesamtgebiet des Aderlasses, wobei hauptsächlich die alten arabischen Aerzte zu Worte kommen. Der zweite Abschnitt enthält Baderegeln allgemeiner Natur sowie eine Anzahl von Vorschriften zur Herstellung und Anwendug von Kräuterbädern, darunter auch Angaben zur Zubereitung eines künstlichen Wildbades. "Als sprachliche Eigentümlichkeit sei hervorgehoben, dass der lebende menschliche Körper stets als Leichnam bezeichnet wird" (Alfred Schmid). Als Urheber der eindrucksvollen Holzschnitte vermutet Schmidt ebenfalls Cammerlander, der nach Nagler (Monogrammisten Bd. I) auch als Formschneider wirkte. Der halbseitige Titelholzschnitt stellt mit dem Sitz-, dem Voll- und dem Schwitzbad die drei wichtigsten Badarten dar. Die beiden ganzseitigen, schwarz eingefassten Holzschnitte (je einmal wiederholt) zeigen die Sternzeichenfigur sowie die Aderlassfigur. - Minimal gebräunt, letzte drei Schlussblätter schwach wasserrandig, ein sehr gutes und breitrandiges Exemplar. Benzing, Cammerlander, 6; VD 16, C-602; Durling 3335 (unter Newe); Muller 352; Ritter IV, 896; Alfred Schmid, Ein wertvoller medizinischer Sammelband aus der ersten Hälfte des 16. Jhs., in: Der Schweizer Sammler IV (1930), S. 79, Nr. 5 (mit Abb. auf S. 81). First edition, unknown variant with five woodcuts, including title woodcut and two full-page cuts (each once repeated). The printer and publisher Jacob Cammerlander was born at Mayence and worked since 1531 in Strasbourg. According the preface he compilated this medical-balneological-astrological text from works of famous phyisicians and certain practical knowledge ("gewissen Erfarnussen") of Otto Brunfels. The first part deals in detail with venesection, citing Arab authors in particular. The second part offers general bathing rules plus recipes for preparation of bathings. "As a linguistic characteristic we note that the living human body always is denominated as corpse" (translated after Alfred Schmidt). Schmidt also assumes that the woodcuts were cut by Cammerlander who according to Nagler also worked as xylographer. The half-page woodcut on title depicts the three chief bathings, the two (repeated) full-page woodcuts show the zodiac figure and the blood-letting man. - Minimal browning, light waterstain in last three leaves, a well-preserved copy with wide-margins. - 19th century vellum. [Attributes: First Edition]
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ARISTÓTELES.–
Comentado por Averroes.
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Venetiis apud Octavianum Scotum, 1538. –22,5 x 33–, 4 hs. + 76 fols. + 110 fols. + 204 fols. [es decir, en total 788 páginas.] Impreso en caracteres góticos a dos columnas con un grabado y bellas capitulares. [A continuación transcribimos fielmente la portada]: ARISTOTELIS / OPERUM TOMUS PRIMUS / Logicam Universam comprehendens, Ubi omnia habentur ex reco- / gnitione Graecorum exemplarium longe melius / quam usquam alias castigata. // MAGNI COMMENTATORIS AVERROIS PARAPHRASES, / Commentaria in eandem, necnon Epitomata, ac Quesita eiusdem, varns ilustrata / translationibus, ex Hebraicorum exemplarium lectione recognita. // Indicem librorum sequens pagina continet. // [Grabadito] // Ne quis hunc librum imprimat, aut alibi impressum vendat, Cautum est Privilegiis / Pontificis, Regis Christianissimi, necnon Senatus Veneti. // MDXXXVIII Limpio ejemplar bien impreso sobre magnífico papel con amplios márgenes. Enc. en holandesa del siglo XIX.
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Breton, Robert
Roberti Britanni Attrebatensis Orationes duae, Burdegalae quondam ab eodem habitae, altera de pace, altera de philosophia
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Parisiis: Ex officina Christiani Wecheli, 1538. Full dark modern calf old style, absolutely plain without labels; spine with raised bands accented with blind rules extending onto covers to terminate in trefoils, and simple blind double fillets to covers. One old numeral inked to title-page; text unmarked with paper clean and even bright, throughout.. Small 8vo. [24] ff. . Breton's speeches on peace and on philosophy are handsomely printed in italic type: That on peace begins with a woodcut initial showing three cherubs and that on philosophy begins with a cribl! initial. The printer's Pegasus device appears on the title-page and on the final leaf.#11; Rare: Searches of WorldCat and COPAC fail to locate any copies in libraries in the Anglo world.
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SNOY (Reynier de).
Psalterium Paraphrasibus illustratum, servata ubique ad verbum Hieronymi translatione. Magni Athanasii Opusculum in Psalmos.
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Lugduni, apud Joannem et Franciscum Frellaeos fratres, 1538. in-8. 507pp. 2ff. Plein veau, dos a nerfs orne (Reliure du XVIIIs.). Premiere edition publiee en France des Psaumes de David paraphrases par le medecin et ecrivain hollandais Reinier de Snoy (1477-1537). Cette edition (qui est la seconde de l'ouvrage, publie d'abord a Cologne en 1536) fut imprimee par les celebres freres Frellon a Lyon, « qui acquirent une grande reputation pour la beaute et la correction des editions sorties de leurs presses, et compterent au nombre de leurs correcteurs Michel Servet et Louis Saurius » (Larousse). C'est notamment par leur intermediaire que Servet avait engage une correspondance avec Calvin. On trouve a la fin la traduction latine par Angelus Politianus du « In Psalmos opusculum » d'Athanase.
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CRAIG, SIR THOMAS
Concerning the Right to Succession to the Kingdom of England,...
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Craig, Sir Thomas [1538-1608]. [Gatherer, James, Translator]. Concerning the Right to Succession to the Kingdom of England, Two Books; Against the Sophisms of One Parsons a Jesuite, Who Assum'd the Counterfeit Name Doleman; By Which He Endeavours to Overthrow Not Only the Rights of Succession in Kingdoms, But Also the Sacred Authority of Kings Themselves. Written Originally in Latin Above 100 Years Since by the Author, And Now Faithfully Translated Into English, With a Large Index of Contents, And a Preface by the Translator. London: Printed by M. Bennet, For Dan. Brown, 1703. [34], 230, 245-431, [17] pp. Folio (12-1/2" x 8"). Contemporary speckled calf, blind frames to boards, gilt spine with raised bands and lettering piece. A few minor scratches to boards, corners bumped and somewhat worn, front board just beginning to separate, rear joint just starting at ends, front free endpaper detached. Armorial Macclesfield bookplate to front pastedown, small embossed Macclesfield crest to title page. Offsetting to margins of endleaves, light soiling to title page, interior otherwise fresh. $1,500. * Only edition. Craig wrote this work in 1603 in response to Robert Parsons's A Conference About the Next Succession to the Crown of England (1594), which supported the claims of the infanta of Spain. The vigorous suppression of Parsons's book and the peaceful accession of James I probably convinced Craig that his book was obsolete and not worth publishing. When it was published, however, it provoked a response by William Atwood entitled The Superiority and Direct Dominion of the Imperial Crown of England over the Crown and Kingdom of Scotland and the Divine Right of Succession to Both Crowns Inseparable from the Civil, Asserted: In Answer to Sir Thomas Craig's Treatises of Homage and Succession (1704, 2nd ed. 1705). This book was ordered by the Scottish Parliament to be burnt by the common hangman. Craig, a notable Scotch jurist and poet, is best known as the author of Jus Feudale (1603), an the first systematic exposition of Scots law. OCLC locates 6 copies, none in law libraries. Sweet & Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 1:114 (24).
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Cajetan, Tommaso De Vio (Thomas De Vio), Thomas Aquinas
Prima Pars S. Thomae Cum Commentariis Cardinalis Caietani. Doctoris Angelici Divi Thome Aquinatis Summe Theologie Prima Pars...
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Heirs of Luc'antonio Giunta, 1538. Folio (32 x 22 cm), [20] 263 numbered ff. Title page has engraved border, printed in red and black; wpoodcut initials of various sizes throughout the text. Bound in leather over cardboard; recent leather with gilt title at spine, boards (with blindstamped ornamentation front and back) restored, chipping at edges and corners, moderate loss. Long (30 cm) closed tear across f.8, which has been repaired in the margin so as not to obscure text. Small strip (4 x 1 cm) cut from bottom edge of f. 245, no loss to text. Title page slightly soiled, a couple of light dampstains affecting several leaves each; otherwise in very good condition, no foxing, margins wide, solidly bound.
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BERCHEURE, Pierre. Bercheure, Pierre (O.S.B.).
MORALE REDUCTORIUM in omneis vtriusq[ue] testamenti libros. Venerabilis patris Petri Berthorii Pictaviensis, Instituti sive (ut dicunt) Religionis divi Benedicti, necnon sacrarum literaru[m] proffesoris eximii opus insigne, quod Morale Reductoriu[m] inscribitur, quator & triginta libris accuratè castigatis co[n]summatum singulisq[ue] …
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(Al fin:) Lugduni... Impressum apud Mathiam Bonhome, 1538. 4to. [10], 170 hojas. Sign. : a10, A-V8, X10. Textos a dos columnas. La portada es a dos tintas y lleva una gran orla xilográfica que representa un friso apoyado sobre dos columnas. Gran variedad de capitulares todas con pequeños personajes y con figuras polimórficas. Bella impresión en caracteres "góticos". Encuadernado en pergamino de la época con guardas recientes. Leves taladros de polilla que no afectan el texto. Sombra de agua en primeras hojas que apenas afean. Pierre Bercheure, Benedictino francés 1290-1362. Su mas famosa obra es "Repertorium morale", para uso de los predicadores, una especie de diccionario biblico moral donde se ordenan las escrituras alfabeticamente. Fue muy popular habiendo numerosas ediciones. "Reductorium morale" en abarca todos los libros de la Biblia en 34 capítulos. Brunet. I, 819. Bastante raro.
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CARTA EXECUTORIA DE HIDALGUIA A PEDIMIENTO DE PEDRO DE SANTISTEBAN VECINO DE LA CIUDAD DE ANTEQUERA 1538
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() Manuscrito de una carta ejecutoria de hidalguía, 1538, 32x22, encuadernado en pergamino, 28 hojas, ilustrado (portada, escudo, letras capitulares), Antequera, Málaga, siglo XVI
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VELMAZIO, Giovanni Maria;
Veteris et novi testamenti opus singulare.
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Venise, 1538 - In-4 de 204 ff., veau raciné, dos à nerfs orné à la grotesque, pièce de titre de maroquin vert, tranches rouges, (reliure du XIXe siècle). Première édition. Très beau titre historié avec des scènes bibliques. Il avait déjà été employé, au format in-folio, pour la traduction de la Bible donnée par Antonio Giunta en 1532. cf Harvard 60 et 522. Suivent 11 bois gravés, dont 9 mesurent 80 x 103 mm. et sont manifestement de la même main. Ce sont tous des sujets d'inspiration bibliques, à l'exception d'un qui représente Ovide, Virgile et Didon. Les deux autres bois sont une Crucifixion (79 x 55) et une Elévation (98 x 70). Manque le feuillet a8 qui contient une planche.
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Luther,M.
Der Spruch S. Pauli. Gal. j. (Christus
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. hat sich selbs fur unser Sunde gegeben, Das er uns errettet von dieser gegen wertigen argen Welt). Wittenberg, (Hans Weiss) 1538. Kl.4°. Mit fig. Holzschnitt-Titelbordüre. 20 Bl. Mod. Prgt.. Benzing 3188; VD 16, L-6700; WA XL/1, 13f. - Erste dt. Teilausgabe von Luthers grossem Galaterkommentar In epistolam sancti Pauli ad Galatas, durch Justus Menius (1499-1558). - Gebräunt u. wasserrandig, Tit. hinterlegt. Genannte Preise sind Rückgangspreise inc. Aufgeld und 7% MWSt.
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TURNER (Dawson)
Catalogue of the Manuscript Library of the Late Dawson Turner... Comprising the Matchless Collection of Upwards of Forty Thousand Autograph Letters, The Unique Copy of Blomefield’s History of Norfolk... Illustrated County Histories of the Highest Character and Importance, Originally Illuminated Missals, etc. Which will be Sold by Auction, by Messrs. Puttick and Simpson, Monday June 6th, 1859 and Four Following Days.
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London. 1859. xix,[i],308,[2]pp., large and fine paper copy with 42 illustrs., and facsimile autographs, etc., (ordinary issue is unillustrated), inner hinges shaken, orig. blind-panelled cloth gilt, head and tail of spine a little chipped, 725 lots. The manuscript library offered a wonderful range of unpublished material in every field of research, described here at considerable length. Included in the autograph letters was a very important collection of royal letters and interesting state papers, chiefly relating to the affairs of Scotland, 1538-1700. The Medieval MSS included the Glastonbury Cartulary, and a 15th Century Histoire de la Bible with 109 miniatures. The BM acquire the famous extra-illustrated Blomefield for £460. The total sum realised was £6,558.8.0.
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[VIVES, Juan Luis].
De Vita Christianorum sub Turca opusculum. [in: "SADOLETO, Iacopo. De Bello Turcis inferendo, Oratio. Eiusdem Argumenti OTHONIS BRUNFELSII ad Christianos Principes Oratio. IACOBI FONTANI de Rhodi expugnatione Epistola. PETRI NANNIi Alcmariani Declamatio"a]
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Basileae, 1538 (A la fin:) Basileae, per Thomam Platterum 1538, Mense Martio. in-8. 247pp. Plein veau brun, dos a nerfs, encadrement de filets a froid sur les plats (Reliure moderne dans le style de l'epoque). Texte de l'humaniste espagnol Juan Louis Vives (1492-1542), adresse aux nations europeennes, sur les mœurs des Turcs et leur incompatibilite avec ceux des Chretiens. Il parut pour la premiere fois dans un recueil intitule "De Concordia et Discordia in Humano Genere" (un des ouvrages les plus rares de Vives) adresse a l'empereur Charles V et publie a Anvers en 1528. Dans cet ecrit, Vives met en garde les nations chretiennes contre les Turcs decrivant ce que serait la vie des chretiens sous les lois et les mœurs ottomanes. L'ouvrage reflete ses idees pacifistes mais aussi ses inquietudes (deja exprimees dans son "De Europae dissidiis et Bello Turcico", Bruges, Octobre 1526) au moment ou l'alliance avec les Turcs tentait certains esprits. Vives appelle les princes chretiens a la vigilance, a l'unite et a œuvrer pour la paix universelle. "Era enorme y alucinante la atraccion que el Turco ejercia sobre las mentes debiles del momento y hacia alla tendian como a un paraiso que cada cual se fingia y tenia con los colores de su propio deseo. Para salir a camino y cortar estas ilusiones escribio Vives este opusculo" (Riber). Cette edition est la premiere a paraitre dissociee des autres textes du "De Concordia", et la derniere publiee du vivant de Vives. Il occupe les p. 215 a 247 de ce volume collectif consacre a la Turquie, qui contient ces quatre autres ecrits : 2). "De Bello suspiciendo contra Turcas ad Ludovicum Christianissimm Gallarum Regem" (pp. 3-128). Cet ouvrage contre les Turcs de l'humaniste italien Jacopo Sadoleto (1477-1547), adresse au roi de France Louis XII, est paru a Rome en 1509. C'est sa premiere publication en prose. "His first appeala was adressed to Louis XII...It is at once a warning about the dangers of princely discord and a plea for the restauration of a Christian commonweal under the King of France" (Douglas). 3). "Ad Principes et Christianos omnes ut Rhodiorum atque aliorum qui a Turca devastantur Christianorum afflictionibus" (pp. 129-151) de l'humaniste, medecin et botaniste allemand Otto Brunfels (1488-1534). Paru en 1523 il concerne le siege de Rhodes par les Turcs de Suleiman le Magnifique en 1522. 4). "Iudicis appelationum populi Rhodiensis de Expugnatione Rhodi Epistola" (pp. 152-168) de Jacobus Fontanus de Bruges (mort en 1528). C'est une lettre au pape Adrien VI sur les cruautes des Turcs en 1522 pendant le siege de Rhodes, parue pour la premiere fois en 1523. Fontanus publia en 1524 un histoire de ce siege celebre. 5). "In eos qui negant bellum Turcae inferendum, docta simul ac Christiana Declamatio" (pp. 169-214) de Pieter Nannick (1500-1557), professeur a Louvain, sur le danger des Turcs. Il etait paru pour la premiere fois a Louvain en 1536. Important recueil reunissant 5 ouvrages sur le conflit de la Chretiente avec l'empire Ottoman dans la premiere moitie du XVIs. Tres bel exemplaire. Lorenzo Riber, "Juan Luis Vives, Apostol de la Paz" (in: Obras Completas, Primera traduccion espanola, 1947). Sur Sadoleto, voir Richard M. Douglas,"Jacopo Sadoleto 1477-1547 Humanist and Reformer".
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Tolomei, Cherubino (m. 1534).
Opera intitolata il fascicolo della Mirrhata, Redentrice, & Salutifera, Humanita di Christo. Novamente, In Terze Rime, Raccolto.
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Ferrara, Francesco Rossi, 10 maggio 1538. "In-4° (mm 190x131). Segnatura: A-Z4, Aa-Tt4. 168 carte non numerate. Carattere corsivo. Al frontespizio incisione su legno raffigurante una fenice racchiusa in cornice circolare a sua volta inscritta entro una bordura quadrata ornata e circondata dal motto: ‘Et Sic. Alter. Ab Altero. Unica. Phenice. Qual La Tua Tal La Mia Scusa.’. Il frontespizio e il testo sono racchiusi in una bordo nero inciso su legno. Legatura settecentesca in vitello agli acidi, dorso decorato da ferri dorati con titolo in oro su tassello in marocchino rosso; tagli rossi, sguardie in carta marmorizzata, segnalibro in seta verde. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione, alcune gore e qualche macchia alle prime carte, abrasioni alla pelle dei piatti della legatura. Nota di possesso manoscritta del secolo xvi al frontespizio: ‘ad usum domini petri gatti’; al contropiatto anteriore ex-libris con uno stemma nobiliare, al quale manca la parte inferiore che recava probabilmente il nome del possessore. Rarissima prima e unica edizione – se ne conoscono solo quattro copie censite nelle biblioteche italiane – di quest’opera, che è anche l’unica nota del ferrarese Cherubino dei Tolomei, detto degli Assassini, che si inserisce nell’ampio filone della poesia spirituale del Cinquecento avente per oggetto la vita e la passione di Cristo. Il componimento è dedicato a Renata di Francia, duchessa di Ferrara e moglie di Ercole II d’Este, ed è posto simbolicamente sotto l’ègida della fenice, raffigurata al frontespizio, come dichiarato dall’autore che afferma di voler «Rinovare l’huomo vecchio, isteriore mio, et farlo in Christo nova creatura». La Mirrhata – e il titolo allude chiaramente alla mirra che secondo la tradizione simboleggia l’unzione di Cristo, o l’espiazione dei peccati tramite la sofferenza e la morte corporale – è scritta in terza rima ed è divisa in cinquanta ‘sarmenti’ – cioè ‘rami’ – che il Tolomei dichiara di aver metaforicamente raccolto «da gli propri alberi loro, cioe da quelli, che hanno di questo Christianissimo sobietto, della salutifera Humanita, dello nostro piissimo Redentore, felicemente scritto, cosi in prosa, come in verso, et Rima, Abenche quanto mi sappia, non di questa sorte anchora» (c. 2v). L’opera, impressa l’anno dopo la morte dell’autore, è seguita da un’errata introdotta da una nota apologetica dello stampatore in cui si dice che, trattandosi della prima impressione del poemetto fatta sull’ultima revisione condotta dal Tolomei, essa non è scevra da imperfezioni. Very rare first and only edition of the only known work by Cherubino dei Tolomei, called ‘degli Assassini’ (of the Killers), which is a poem in tercets about the life and passion of Jesus Christ, dedicated by the author to Renée of France, the wife of the duke of Ferrara, Hercules II of Este. 18th century marbled calf binding, gilt decorations and gilt title within red morocco label on spine; red edges. On title-page a woodcut device depicting a phoenix within circular border and a Latin motto. Good copy, some dampstains and some spotting on first leaves, the binding a little rubbed. Manuscript note of possession of the 16th century on title; armorial bookplate in the inner cover. C. Fahy, Elenco delle edizioni di Francesco Rosso, in Id. L’Orlando furioso del 1532. Profilo di un’edizione, Milano 1989, pp. 179-188."
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BEMBO (Pietro)
Epistolarum Leonis decimi Pont. Max. nomine scriptarum Libri XVI. Placuit praetera eiusdem auctoris epistolas aliquot sane quam doctas adnectere. Videlicet ad Longolium III, ad Budaeum II, ad Erasmum I.
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Lyon, heritiers de Simon Vincent, 1538. 1 vol. petit in-8°, velin souple. Reliure du temps. Ex-libris ms. Francois Gillet sur le titre et Augustin Saddeti sur le f. de garde. Quelques rousseurs. 3eme edition de la collection des Brefs de Leon X rediges par Pietro Bembo (e.o., Venise, 1515). P. Bembo fut secretaire intime de Jean de Medicis (le fils de Laurent le Magnifique) durant tout son pontificat (1513-1521). Ce grand protecteur des arts et des lettres marqua profondement son siecle par sa munificence et ses liberalites a l'egard des plus grands savants de son temps, et favorisa par ses largesses l'essor de la Renaissance. Et s'il fut moins habile politique, s'il ne sut pas non plus correctement envisager la naissance de la Reforme et l'importance des contestations de Luther, son pontificat est d'une importance capitale et marque un tournant dans l'histoire politique et religieuse de l'Europe tout entiere. On comprend le choix qu'il fit de Pietro Bembo comme secretaire, ancien correcteur des editions d'Alde Manuce, et deja celebre pour sa parfaite connaissance du latin et du grec comme pour l'elegance ciceronienne de son style. A la fin du volume, figurent egalement quelques lettres de Bembo a plusieurs eminents humanistes : Longolius, Guillaume Bude et Erasme. Elegante impression de Denis de Harsy pour les heritiers de Simon Vincent. Graesse I, 333; manque a Adams.
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BOEMUS, Joannes.
Omnium gentium mores, leges & ritus ex multis clarissimis rerum scriptoribus, a Joane Boemo Aubano Teutonico numer collecti, & novissime recogniti. Tribus libris absolutum opus, Aphricam, Asiam & Europam describentibus. Non fine indice locupletissimo.
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Lugduni: Apud Franciscum Justum, 1538. Petit in-8; 303p., [25p. Index, Colophon avec la marque de l'imprimeur lyonnais Francois Juste, editeur-imprimeur de Rabelais]; marque d'imprimeur sur la page de titre, quelques lettrines. Reliure moderne en veau brun fonce dans le style du 16eme, dos a nerfs, decor a froid de filets encadrant les plats et les caissons, titre dore. Page de titre remontee et reenmargee, deux autres feuillets repares aux marges, autrement un tres bon exemplaire. Annotations et commentaires manuscrits du XIXeme siecle sur la page de titre et la derniere garde. Rare edition lyonnaise de cet ouvrage de geographie et d'ethnographie, dont la premiere edition fut publiee en 1520. Jean Boeme y decrit en trois livres les moeurs, lois et coutumes de toutes les nations alors connues, abordant successivement les peuples d'Afrique, d'Asie et d'Europe. Jolie impression en caracteres italiques de Francois Juste, pionnier de l'imprimerie et de la typographie lyonnaises. Brunet I, 1030; Sabin, 6117.
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BOEM (Joannes).
Omnium Gentium mores, leges, et ritus ex multis clarissimis rerum scrtiptoribus nuper collecti, & novissime recogniti.
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Parisiis apud Joannem Parvum 1538 In-12 de 115 ff., ch. et 7 ff., n.ch. de Table (sur 9, les deux derniers manquent), plein veau, dos a nerfs orne, armes sur les plats. (Reliure XVIIe ). Une des premieres editions de cette compilation du geographe allemand Boem (E.O en 1520), qui fit autorite pendant plus d'un siecle et eut de nombreuses reimpressions, les dernieres etant augmentees d'un chapitre sur l'Amerique. Cette anthologie sur les miurs et coutumes des peuples d'Afrique, d'Asie et d'Europe est la premiere a aborder ces themes sous l'angle de l'ethnologie. Exemplaire incomplet des 2 derniers feuillets de table (Q3 et Q4), mais qui presente un interessant pedigree : belles armes sur les deux plats (malheureusement non identifiees : chevron accompagne de 3 merlettes sur ecus 1 et 4, onde fascee sur ecu 2 et 3), "Ex-libris du Coudray prof. in Collegio Artium" (XVIIIe s.), et tampon ex-libris de l'ethnologue canadien A.-Leo Leymarie. Tribus libris absolutum opus, Aphricam, Asiam, & Europam describentibus. Non sine indice locupletissimo.
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Euclid.
EUCLIDIS ELEMENTORUM Libri XV. Accessit liber XVI. De Solidorum Regularium cuiuslibet intra quodlibet comparatione. Omnes Perspicuis Demonstrationibus, accuratisque scholiis illustrati: nunc aquarto editi, ac multarum rerum accessione post primam editionem locupletati Auctore Christophoro Clavio.
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Francofurti Ex Officine Typographica Nicolai Hoffmanni Sumptibus Ionæ Rhodij 1607. 2 vols. T.p. devices. T.p. to vol. 1 rubricated. ([*]-[g*8]) + 671pp. + 680pp. T.p. devices, numerous diagrams, dec. head and tail pieces. Sporadic browning, second vol. lacking blank to front? marbled paper to pastedowns, old crimson morocco, intricately tooled in gilt to boards and spine in same style and similar design, with scroll corner ornaments and gilt borders surrounding intricate central devices, intricate gilt dec. spines with gilt lettering, some repairs to head of spine of first vol. Part 2 has special t.p.: Euclidis posteriores libri IX. The sixteenth book of the Elements was added by François de Foix, Comte de Candale. Christoph Clau, mathematician and astronomer, born at Bamberg, Bavaria, 1538; died at Rome, 12 February, 1612. Entering the Society of Jesus in 1555, his talent for mathematical research was immediately apparent, known as the Euclid of the sixteenth century, the greatest scholars of his time, such men as Tycho Brahe, Johann Kepler, Galileo Galilei, and Giovanni Antonio Magini, esteemed him highly. However his greatest achievement lay in the profound exposition and masterly defence of the Gregorian calendar reform under Gregory XIII. US$5298
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Breton, Robert.
Roberti Britanni Attrebatensis Orationes duae, Burdegalae quondam ab eodem habitae, altera de pace, altera de philosophia.
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Ex officina Christiani Wecheli, Parisiis 1538 - Breton's speeches on peace and on philosophy are handsomely printed in italic type: That on peace begins with a woodcut initial showing three cherubs and that on philosophy begins with a criblÇ initial. The printer's Pegasus device appears on the title-page and on the final leaf. Rare: Searches of WorldCat and COPAC fail to locate any copies in libraries in the Anglo world. Small 8vo. [24] ff. Full dark modern calf old style, absolutely plain without labels; spine with raised bands accented with blind rules extending onto covers to terminate in trefoils, and simple blind double fillets to covers. One old numeral inked to title-page; text unmarked with paper clean and even bright, throughout.
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MARTIAL D'AUVERGNE
Aresta amorum.
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Apus Seb. Gryphium, Lugduni (Lyon) 1538, In 4 (16x22cm), (8) 309pp. (24) (3), Un Vol. relie.Nouvelle edition. L'originale semble dater de 1528. Marque de l'imprimeur sur la page de titre et au verso du dernier feuillet. §Plein Velin a rabats moderne. Dos lisse muet. Galerie de vers du feuillet 288 a la fin en marge basse, sans atteinte au texte. 3 derniers feuillets restaures grossierement au coin droit bas, avec une bande de papier. Mouillure sur l'index en marge au milieu de l'ouvrage en haut. Page de titre salie. §Cette edition se recommande pour ses commentaires abondants en latin de Benedicte Curtius, qui suivent le texte pas a pas, en caracteres italiques. §Les arrest d'amour invente la fiction d'un tribunal ou sont juges les affaires d'amour par des arrets rendus par la cour , sont ainsi suivis 51 cas, avec l'expose contradictoire des partis , y sont railles avec beaucoup d'esprit les ridicules de la vie galante. On rangera cette oeuvre qui eut un profond succes en son temps parmi les premieres nouvelles de la litterature francaise. §Cette edition contient en plus des vers de Joannes Canapperius Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com Apus Seb. Gryphium Lugduni (Lyon) _1538 In 4 (16x22cm) (8) 309pp. (24) (3) Un Vol. relie
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Biblia Latina.
Biblia Hebraea, Chaldaea, Graeca Latina nomina [...] cum Latina interpretatione. Locorum descriptio è Cosmographis. Index praeterea rerum sententiarum quae in iisdem Bibliis continentur [...].
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- Paris, Robert Stephanus, 1538-1540.4 Teile in einem Band. (10), 268 Bll. (1), 104 [recte: 103] Bll. 90 Bll. 92 Bll. [zus. 564 Bll.]. Mit figuraler Titelbordüre in Holzschnitt, der vierfach wiederholten, halbseitigen Druckermarke Estiennes, zwanzig teils ganzseitigen Textholzschnitten und zahlreichen Holzschnittinitialen. Blindgeprägter brauner Lederband der Zeit mit 8 (von 10) Messingeckbeschlägen und zwei intakten Schließbändern. Imp.-Folio.Robert Estiennes erste illustrierte Bibel (seine dritte in Folio). Der Text wurde korrigiert und revidiert von Guillaume Fabritius nach Estiennes Vulgata von 1528, ebenfalls im Imperial-Folio und "quite simply the most remarkable and original typographical treatment of the Bible ever printed [...] That of 1540 incorporates refinements of detail [...] The 1540 folio thus has a claim to be considered the most beautiful bible ever printed" (The Cambridge History of the Bible III, pp. 437-438). Estiennes erste Foliobibel von 1528 gilt als "the earliest genuine attempt at a critical edition of the Vulgate text" (Darlow/M. 6109). "The text of this edition represents a further revision on the same lines as that 1528, but based on a larger number of MSS [...] used by R. Stephanus, who acknowledges the help rendered by Guilelmus Fabritius in preparing this revision. It contains the Prayer of Manesses in Greek (as well as in Latin), printed here for the first time" (Darlow/M. zur vorliegenden Ausgabe). - "Most of the cuts are lettered and accompanied by printed keys [...] This is one of the few illustrated books printed by Estienne, and the purpose of the woodcuts is instruction above the Biblia pauperum level [...] Estienne acknowledges on the title-page the assistance of Francois Vatable, regius professor of Hebrew, in preparing the illustrations for the Tabernacle and the Temple of Solomon [...] Added to the scholarship of Vatable and Estienne was an accomplished hand in designing and cutting the blocks. They where thus widely copied [...] Tory criblé initials as in Estiennes's first folio Bible of 1528" (Mortimer). - Recht selten über OCLC nicht nachweisbar. - Die Einbanddecken sowie die ersten bzw. letzten Bll. mit zahlreichen stecknadelkopfgroßen Wurmspuren, der Titel überdies etwas angestaubt, sonst innen weitgehend sauber und nur vereinzelt etwas fingerfleckig. Der zeitgenössische Einband stärker berieben und bestoßen, am oberen Kapital fachmännisch restauriert. - Mortimer (French) I, 68 (u. Abb. S. 93). Darlow/Moule 6117. Bibelslg. Württemberg D 488. Brunet I, 875 ("Tout en admirant la belle excecution de cette Bible"). Renouard (Estienne) 48, 1. Adams B 1022. BM-STC French 54."The most beautiful Bible ever printed" (The Cambridge History of the Bible)
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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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excudebat Ioannes Gymnicus, Coloniae (Cologne) 1538, in 8 (16x10,5cm), 782pp., Un Vol. relie.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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Bible. O.T. Psalms. Latin. Paraphrases. 1538. Snoy
Psalterium Davidicum paraphrasibus brevibus illustratum, nec non, servata ubique ad verbum Hieronymi translatione, accuratissime denuo revisum atque castigatum. Autore Reynerio Snoy Gaudano
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Coloni!:: Ioannes Gymnicus,, 1538.. Contemporary blind-tooled sheep, abraded and peeling in spots; much leather lost over spine, with bands visible. Ties now lacking. Front pastedown with private collector's label and small library stamp, title-page with library stamp and inscription. Inked marginalia in an early hand. Some leaves sticking at margins. Lower corners of last three text leaves plus final flyleaf eaten away, with loss of a very few letters on one page.. 8vo. [16], 542, [2 (blank)] pp. . Scarce early edition of Snoy's interpretation of the Psalms, which was still being printed (in Spain) as late as 1785. The colophon notes that the work was completed in 1535. This volume was printed with care, and is ornamented with decorated initials and an attractive hippocampus printer's device. An early scholar added occasional comments. Provenance: Title-page with stamp "Bibliothec. P.R. Stuttg." and inscription "Ex Biblioth. Comborg"
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Martial d'Auvergne (dit aussi Martial de Paris)
Aresta amorum [auctore Martiale Arverno], cum erudita Benedicti Curtii Symphoriani explanatione [Benedicti Buaterii carmine et Roberti Bulliodi tetratischo]
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Lugduni : apud S. Gryphium, 1538, petit In-4u ,pleine basane racinee epoque ,dos orne pieces limin., 309 p. et l'index(12p.) ,Cette edition contient en plus des vers de Joannes Canapperius, reliure un peu frottee,mouillures claires en marge et aux 30 derniers feuillets,restauration ancienne au dernier feuillet de l'index,rare,
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Two Illuminated Medieval Manuscript Leaves on Vellum
Missal:" Vite remedia prebeat et eterne.Per d. In festinitate omnium sanctorum. Introit" & #11;"Communicantce et diem
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France:, c1450.. The first leaf is written in French Batard 22 lines in black/brown ink with rose ink headings. At the top right is a corner decoration of floral design in blue, green, red, and gold. One historiated miniature initial of 30 x 25mm shows a group of saints. Threre are three smaller illuminated initials in gold, blue, and rose. There is an early pen addition in a later hand in the top margin of 5 lines.#11;The adjoining leaf, from the same manuscript, is 17 lines of text with four small illuminated initials and at the bottom is a four-line staff of music with an illuminated initial of 27 x 25mm in blue with floral designs against a gold background.#11;A dealer's description on the verso of the frame states it was framed at Goodspeed's Book Shop in Boston 6/24/84 no 1538.. 190 x 264 & 87 x 267mm..
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"VELMAZIO, Giovanni Maria;"
Veteris et novi testamenti opus singulare.
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Venise, 1538 In-4 de 204 ff., veau raciné, dos à nerfs orné à la grotesque, pièce de titre de maroquin vert, tranches rouges, (reliure du XIXe siècle). Première édition. Très beau titre historié avec des scènes bibliques. Il avait déjà été employé, au format in-folio, pour la traduction de la Bible donnée par Antonio Giunta en 1532. cf Harvard 60 et 522. Suivent 11 bois gravés, dont 9 mesurent 80 x 103 mm. et sont manifestement de la même main. Ce sont tous des sujets d'inspiration bibliques, à l'exception d'un qui représente Ovide, Virgile et Didon. Les deux autres bois sont une Crucifixion (79 x 55) et une Elévation (98 x 70). Manque le feuillet a8 qui contient une planche.
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Crabbe, Petrus, ed
Concilia Omnia, Tam Generalia, quam particularia, ab apostolorum temporibus in hunc usque diem a sanctissimis patribus celebrata, & quorum acta literis mandata, ex vetustissimis diversa rex regionu(m), his duobus tomis continentur. Tomus Primus ea rec
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Peter Quentel, Cologne:: Peter Quentel,, 1538.. First Crabbe Edition.. 18th c. vellum,spines banded, titles in old hand, some worming. head of volum2 2 part two defective, bookplate and stamps of Bibliothecae Puseianiae from Cuthbert H. Turner, minor marginal worming, occ. minor stains and foxing. Very good copies.. Folio. 2 vols. in 4.. Woodcut of Charles V on his throne on t.p. verso in both vols. T.p.s to both vols. enclosed in a decorative woodcut border with Saints, Popes, shields, and councils represented, large historiated initials [kinderschule]. Crabbe, Petrus, OFMObs (1470-1553, Mechelen). Belgian Franciscan theologian and important editor of church council documents. After a search through almost 500 libraries, he published his Concilia Omnia, in fact the first real edition of these church documents. It was widely used before the new collection of Mansi came out. Luther extensively cited this edition. #11;Provenance: Pusey House in Oxford was founded by Edward Bouverie Pusey (1800-1802) who sought to re-establish the University as a place of moral and religious education. He founded three Hebrew scholarships and the Theological Society, wrote extensively and oversaw such projects as the 'Library of Fathers of the Holy Catholic Church.' VD 16 C5643.. BM STC (German) 225. Adams C2769. Index Aurel. 146.233.
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ARISTÓTELES.
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- Venetiis apud Octavianum Scotum, 1538. -22,5 x 33 cm.- 4 hs. + 76 fols. + 110 fols. + 204 fols. [es decir, en total 788 páginas.] Impreso en caracteres góticos a dos columnas con un grabado y bellas capitulares. [A continuación transcribimos fielmente la portada]: ARISTOTELIS / OPERUM TOMUS PRIMUS / Logicam Universam comprehendens, Ubi omnia habentur ex reco- / gnitione Graecorum exemplarium longe melius / quam usquam alias castigata. // MAGNI COMMENTATORIS AVERROIS PARAPHRASES, / Commentaria in eandem, necnon Epitomata, ac Quesita eiusdem, varns ilustrata / translationibus, ex Hebraicorum exemplarium lectione recognita. // Indicem librorum sequens pagina continet. // [Grabadito] // Ne quis hunc librum imprimat, aut alibi impressum vendat, Cautum est Privilegiis / Pontificis, Regis Christianissimi, necnon Senatus Veneti. // MDXXXVIII Limpio ejemplar bien impreso sobre magnífico papel con amplios márgenes. Enc. en holandesa del siglo XIX. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Terentius Afer, Publius
Habes Hic Amice Lector P. Terentii Comcedias, Vna Cvm Scholiis Ex Donati, Asperi, Et Cornvti Commentariis Decerptis, Multo Quàm Antehac Unquam Prodierunt Emendatiores, Nisi Quod in [Heautontimoroumenon] Scripsit ? Io. Calphvrnivs ? Indicata Svnt...
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in officina Frobeniana per Hieronymum Frobenium, & Nicolaum Episcopium, 1538. Folio, pp. [28], 398 (i.e. 389), [11]; woodcut printer's device on title and colophon, numerous woodcut initials throughout; full 18th century calf, gilt-decorated spine, the initials of an early owner ("M.S.J.S.R. ") in the third compartment, edges stained red; S2 bound before S3; a very good, sound copy. An early edition of Erasmus's edition of Terence's plays. Compared to Erasmus's own writings, "of almost equal importance for the history of humanism and education are the editions he prepared of the classical authors ? They were of two kinds: editions of the text itself, usually with a commentary; and, in the case of the Greek authors, translations into Latin. These editions had wide circulation and served to open the ancient world to a far broader public than had access to it before" (Houghton Library, Erasmus on the 500th Anniversary of his Birth, 42a). The first Erasmus edition was printed in 1532 and was subsequently printed no less than 40 times during the 16th and 17th centuries. With commentaries by Aelius Donatus, Aemilius Asper, Lucius Annaeus Cornutus, and Giovanni Calfurino. Yale, Michigan, and NC only in OCLC.
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Spiegel, Jakob (Jacobus)
Iuris [Juris] Civilis Lexicon ex Variis Probatorum Autorum
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1538. Spiegel, Jakob (Jacobus) [1483-c.1547]. [Hegendorf, Cristoph (1500-1540)]. Iuris Civilis Lexicon ex Variis Probatorum Autorum Commentariis Congestum. Strassburg: Io. Schottus Execudebat, 1538. [340], 54, [58] pp. Text printed in double columns. Folio (8-1/4" x 13-1/2"). Contemporary vellum dyed to look like calf, raised bands and lettering piece to spine, endpapers renewed at some point. Light rubbing to extremities, corners and spine ends bumped, front joint cracked but secure, rear joint starting, rear free endpaper loose. Attractive woodcut decorated initials, dedication printed within ornate woodcut architectural border. Toning, light browning in a few places, occasional faint dampstaining to margins. Early annotations to title page and a few leaves. A handsome copy of a scarce edition. * First edition. With indexes. Spiegel was a lawyer, a privy counselor to Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and a notable humanist scholar who corresponded with Erasmus. The Lexicon Iuris Civilis, a dictionary of terms in Roman law, is his most important work. It was issued 12 times; the first edition was published in 1538, the final edition in 1577. The entries are rather brief, ranging from a sentence to a few paragraphs, and they contain references to examples in the Roman juristic literature. The part comprising 54 numbered pages, "In Tit. C. Iustiniani, Christophori Hegendorphini Exegeses," is Spiegel's exegesis of sections of the Code, the Twelve Tables and other topics in Roman law with added commentary (exegesis) by Hegendorf. OCLC locates 2 copies of this edition in North America, one at the Library of Congress, another at the University of Pennsylvania. Adams, Catalogue of Books Printed on the Continent of Europe, 1501-1600 S1584.
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CICERO : - Nizolius ( Marius )
Thesaurus Ciceronianus. Caelii Secundi Curionis labore iam olim auctus, Marcelli subinde Squarcialupi studio mactus … I. Cellario … locupletatus …
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With large printer's device on title-page and on the otherwise blank verso of the final leaf, pages (20), columns 1538, pages (8), folio, contemporary vellum, the spine neatly repaired with the original flyleaves and endpapers retained : a very good well-margined copy. An edition not in Adams (the collation being closest to his N 312). A significant book, first published 1535, which enjoyed a high reputation and was continually revised and enlarged well into the nineteenth century.
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GROPPER, Johann.
Canones Concilii Provincialis Coloniensis. Sub Hermanno S. Colonien. ecclesiae archiepiscopo, celebrati. anno 1536 quibus adiectum est Encheridion Christianae Institutionis.
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Köln, Quentel, 1538. - In-folio, [dimension: 323 x 200 mm] de (10), CCCXIII [i.e. 315], (7) ff. Veau, dos à nerfs orné, double encadrement de filets dorés sur les plats avec aux angles armes et monogramme dorés, tranches rouges. (Reliure du XVIIe.) Edition originale. Beau titre dans un encadrement gravé, dont les lettres ont été rehaussées de couleur à l'époque, grand bois gravé à pleine page du Christ en croix, en partie colorié à l'époque, nombreuses grandes capitales historiées, initiales rehaussées en ocre, rouge ou vert dans la première partie du volume. Belle impression en lettres rondes. Exemplaire aux armes de Claude V Molé, maître d'hôtel ordinaire du Roi Louis XIV. Selon Olivier, les livres de sa bibliothèque "étaient remarquablement reliés en veau fauve par LE PETIT LORRAIN, relieur de Troyes." Ex-libris manuscrit de l'époque sur le titre et longue note au verso. Discrètes restaurations à la reliure. Très bel exemplaire. Olivier 1335. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Dr. Webster's Illustrated Dictionary of the English Language
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London: Bell and Daldy. Good. H. Back. 4to - over 9!" - 12" tall Thoroughly revised and improved by Chauncey A. Goodrich and Noah Porter. Bound in half tan leather with marble boards. Gilt titling on a red label band, gilt tooling to the spine. Spine is sunned and showing rubbing to top and tail and to raised bands. Front board split along nearly half of the bottom of joint with spine. Binding is overall delicate. Extremities and corners a little rubbed and scuffed. Marble endpapers, all edges marble. Bookplate to front pastedown. Browning/foxing to prelims, contents o/w clean. pp 1538. .
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Craig, Sir Thomas
Concerning the Right to Succession to the Kingdom of England, Two Books; Against the Sophisms of One Parsons a Jesuite, Who Assum'd the Counterfeit Name Doleman; By Which He Endeavours to Overthrow Not Only the Rights of Succession in Kingdoms, But Also the Sacred Authority of Kings Themselves.
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Craig, Sir Thomas [1538- - 1608]. [Gatherer, James, Translator]. Written Originally in Latin Above 100 Years Since by the Author, And Now Faithfully Translated Into English, With a Large Index of Contents, And a Preface by the Translator. London: Printed by M. Bennet, For Dan. Brown, 1703. [34], 230, 245-431, [17] pp. Folio (12-1/2" x 8"). Contemporary speckled calf, blind frames to boards, gilt spine with raised bands and lettering piece. A few minor scratches to boards, corners bumped and somewhat worn, front board just beginning to separate, rear joint just starting at ends, front free endpaper detached. Armorial Macclesfield bookplate to front pastedown, small embossed Macclesfield crest to title page. Offsetting to margins of endleaves, light soiling to title page, interior oherwise fresh. * Only edition. Craig wrote this work in 1603 in response to Robert Parsons's A Conference About the Next Succession to the Crown of England (1594), which supported the claims of the infanta of Spain. The vigorous suppression of Parsons's book and the peaceful accession of James I probably convinced Craig that his book was obsolete and not worth publishing. When it was published, however, it provoked a response by William Atwood entitled The Superiority and Direct Dominion of the Imperial Crown of England over the Crown and Kingdom of Scotland and the Divine Right of Succession to Both Crowns Inseparable from the Civil, Asserted: In Answer to Sir Thomas Craig's Treatises of Homage and Succession (1704, 2nd ed. 1705). This book was ordered by the Scottish Parliament to be burnt by the common hangman. Craig, a notable Scotch jurist and poet, is best known as the author of Jus Feudale (1603), an the first sytematic exposition of Scots law. OCLC locates 6 copies, none in law libraries. Sweet & Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 1:114 (24). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Sebastian, Hrsg.). (Münster
Sefer Tehilim (hebräisch).
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Kl.-8°. (200) Bl. mit Holzschnitt-Druckermarke auf dem Titelblatt und am Ende. Ledereinband um 1830 mit goldgepr. Rückentitel, Linienverg., Innen- u. Stehkantenverg. u. Goldschnitt. VD 16 ZV 1632. Vgl. Burmeister 132 u. 133 (Ausg. von 1556 u. 1563) u. Graesse V, 485 (Ausg. von 1547 u. 1563). - 4. Ausgabe des zuerst 1516 erschienenen von Seb. Münster und Conrad Pellicanus bearbeiteten hebräischen Psalters. - Besitzvermerk von 1832 a. V., N.a.T., schönes sauberes Exemplar. [Publisher: Basel, Hieronymus Froben und Nikolaus Episcopius 1538.]
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VISAGIER (Jean), dit VOULTE.
Inscriptionum Libri duo. Ad Aegidium Boherum Archid. Rhem et Aven. Ad Barpt. Castellanum Nicaeum Xenorium libellus. (Paris), apud Sim. Colinaeum, 1538. RELIE AVEC (a la suite): 2). (du meme). Hendecasyllaborum Libri quatuor. Ad poetas Gallicos Libri duo. Ad Franciscum Boherum Episc. Macloviensem item Libri duo. Parisiis, apud Simonem Colinaeum, 1538.
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2 ouvrages en 1 volume in-16. 1). 48ff. numerotes. 4ff. 2). 106ff. numerotes. 6ff. Plein veau, encadrement a froid sur les plats avec fleurons dores dans les angles (reliure moderne dans le style de l'epoque). Interessante reunion de ces deux ouvrages du poete francais Jean Visagier, dit Voulte, ne en 1510 a Vandy pres de Vouziers (Ardennes) et mort poignarde en 1542. Il fut l'ami d'Etienne Dolet et d'autres grands poetes et humanistes de son temps, qu'il avait connus grace a son travail de correcteur d'imprimerie a Lyon et a Toulouse: Clement Marot, Rabelais, etc. (cf. Baudrier). 1). Edition en partie Originale. Cet ouvrage contient des pieces en vers et des "Xenia" (Etrennes) sur des sujets divers et des personnages du temps: Francois Ier, Oronce Fine, Lazare Baif, etc. C'est ici qu'apparait pour la premiere fois la troisieme marque du "Temps" employee par Simon de Colines. Les Xenia etaient parues separement des 1536. Petits trous de vers et petites dechirures sans manque au texte sur la page de titre. Quelques feuillets deboites, marge exterieure du titre renforcee. 2). Edition Originale. Le Hendecasyllaborum est un recueil de poemes adresses a differents personnages de l'epoque, parmi lesquels Jean Grolier, Jean de Dampierre, Marguerite de Valois, ou Francois Ier. Plusieurs pieces contiennent des reproches adresses a Etienne Dolet, vise notamment sous le nom de "Ledotus". On sait que c'est vers 1538 que Dolet s'aliena progressivement la plupart de ses amis. Le titre est insere dans un bel encadrement typographique que Renouard reproduit (p. 347). Petites reparations au dernier feuillet, sans atteinte au texte. 1). Renouard, S. de Colines, 299. Adams, V, 1033. Christie, Etienne Dolet, pp. 395-410. 2). Renouard, op. cit. 299. Adams, V. 1032.
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Isabel de Portugal, (Lisboa 1503-Madrid 1539), esposa del...
Empieza: La Reyna. / Pedro davila mi criado vi una letra de iii del presente y la rrelacion que en ella/ venia...Despacho de la Reina Isabel a su criado Pedro Dávila en el que se tratan varios asuntos: orden de pagar 3 o 4 meses de lo que se debe a la infanteria que reside en la frontera con Francia, orden de saldar cuentas con los pueblos de la zona por lo que han entregado a los soldados en comida, ropa, etc; fenescimiento de cuenta con el pagador y con el tenedor de bastimentos y visto bueno a la sustitución del primero por un sobrino de D.Pedro Dávila. Próximo envio de 25.000 ducados co...
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Valladolid, a 26 de mayo de 1538. 1538. 30x21 cm. 2 hojas de papel con verjura y filigrana de "manoy estrella". Caligrafia clara y legible. Firma autógrafa de la Reina Juana y de su secretario Juan Vazquez. Sello de papel y lacre para cerrar el documento, pliegues de doblez para carta. Importante documento firmado AUTÓGRAFO por la Reina Isabel, "YO LA REYNA" desde la corte en Valladolid. Interesante mención a la inminente llegada de oro y plata del Perú en el siguiente párrafo: "Los veinte y cinco mill ducados que su magestad dexo consignados en el oro y plata del Peru para la continuacion de esas obras (fortaleza de Perpiñan) hemos mandado que se entienda con gran diligencia en hazer moneda y asi como se fuere labrando se yra enbiando y entretanto por que aquellas no ceses scrivimos a Don Frances (de Behamont) encargandole de horden como alla se busquen prestados algunos dineros para la dichas obras- Vos tambien ayudareis a ello y muy benedito havemos tornado a screvir & se parta luego y vaya a entender en ello". Este documento está redactado durante una de las diversas ausencias de la corte de Carlos V, dejando a la Emperatriz como gobernadora de Castilla, mientras el Emperador se encontraba en las entrevistas de Niza y de Aigues-Mortes. Posteriormente, ese verano lo pasaría en Valladolid, con su esposa e hijos, desde allí convocó Cortes generales de Toledo para el otoño. El oro y la plata de Perú, que se hace mención en este documento llegaria en 1538, con la flota que regresó de Indias al mando de Blasco Núñez Vela, y seria el tesoro más importante jamás llegado. Manuel Fernández Álvarez, Carlos V, el César y el Hombre. Clarence H. Haring, Comercio y Navegación entre España y las Indias.
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Le "Cymbalum Mundi". Actes du colloque de Rome, 3-6 novembre 2000
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DROZ - 9782600008709 Livre usage a l'etat de neuf / Used book as new condition Edités par Franco Giacone Sommaire: Avant-propos de F. Giacone; J. Céard, «Hommage à Michel Simonin». Ouverture: R. Cooper, «Cymbalum Mundi: état de la question»; Y. Giraud, «La lettre et l’esprit. Problèmes textuels et éditoriaux autour du Cymbalum Mundi». Histoire de Livres: M. Simonin, «Vol au dessus d’un nid de corbeaux: le prince, les lettres et le Cymbalum Mundi»; Ph. Desan, «La reliure du livre de Jupiter: lecture bibliologique du Cymbalum Mundi»; R. I. Vulcan, «Une cymbale du Cymbalum Mundi, le colportage»; F. M. Higman, «Le Cymbalum Mundi et la censure»; J. Roudaut, «La réception du Cymbalum Mundi: 1538-1824»; F. Giacone, «Une réception du Cymbalum Mundi en Allemagne au XVIIe siècle»; P. J. Smith, «Prosper Marchand et sa "Lettre critique sur le livre intitulé Cymbalum Mundi"»; G. Bedouelle, «Le Cymbalum Mundi au XIXe siècle»; F. Giacone, «D’un livre à l’autre: échos bibliques et théologiques dans le Cymbalum Mundi». Fables, mythes et symboles: J. Céard, «"Dialogues poétiques" ou la mythologie dans le Cymbalum Mundi»; R. Gorris-Camos, «Le bain de Diane: mythe et transmutation dans le Cymbalum Mundi»; M. Huchon, «Dialogue poétique et littérature mercurienne»; C. Bologna, «Lo spirito del Cymbalum Mundi»; F. Lestringant, «L’espace du Cymbalum Mundi»; B. Pinchard, «Un Pantagruélisme des Antipodes? Lecture comparée du Cymbalum Mundi et des mythologies Pantagruelicques»; B. Conconi, «Lettura di due leggende incrociate: Pietro Aretino e l’autore del Cymbalum Mundi»; J.-Cl. Carron, «L’énigme du Cymbalum Mundi: de l’allégorisation subversive au dialogue comique». Dialogue et théâtralité: O. Millet, «Le Cymbalum Mundi et la tradition lucianique»; Ch. Lauvergnat-Gagnière, «Le déguisement dans le Cymbalum Mundi»; B. Petey-Girard, «De l’usage du dialogue dans le Cymbalum Mundi: théâtralité, enseignement, réflexion»; D. Ménager, «L’ironie et l’humour dans le dialogue des chiens (Cymbalum Mundi IV)»; S. Bamforth, «Aspects théâtraux du Cymbalum Mundi»; E. Kushner, «L’inscription du second dialogue dans l’histoire du dialogue à la Renaissance»; V. Zaercher, «Voix et énonciation dans le Cymbalum Mundi»; Sens et non-sens: la parole en question: A. Tournon, «Exégèse par énigmes: l’épître liminaire du Cymbalum Mundi»; G. Patrizi, «I temi "italiani" del Cymbalum Mundi»; T. Peach, «Curiosité et conquête du vide dans le Cymbalum Mundi»; P. Tordjman, «Pour qui sonne la Cymbale? Quelques problèmes concernant le thème de l’efficacité symbolique dans le Cymbalum Mundi attribué à Des Périers»; O. Pot, «Le livre et la parole dans le Cymbalum Mundi: entre hommes et bêtes»; G. Polizzi, «Parole "vide" et parole ‘pleine’: l’«inquiétante étrangeté» du Cymbalum Mundi»; C. La Charité, «Inter pastorem et impostorem: l’augustinisme rhétorique et le Cymbalum Mundi (1537)»; M. Clément, «Le Cymbalum Mundi, un texte cynique?»; R. Rosenstein, «Cervantès et le Cymbalum Mundi: du loquax canum agmen à la rhétorique du silence»; R. Cooper, Conclusions. Appendices: A.W. Caswell, «Le paradoxe contre les lettres est-il un autre pamphlet de Thomas?»; G. Guilleminot, «Le dernier possesseur du Cymbalum Mundi de 1537»; Ch. Clavel et T. Tran Quoc «Euge Sophos: synthèse de la devise et de l’image».
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Ciceron - Estienne (Robert 1er)
M. T. Ciceronis opera. Ex Petri Victorii codicibus, maxima ex parte descripta... quem nos industria, quanta potuismus, cosequuti, quasdam orationes redintegratas, tres libros De Legibvs multo quam antea meliores, et reliquias de commentariis, qui de Repvblica inscripti erant, magno labore collectas vndique, descriptas que libris, vobis exhibemus. Eivsdem Victorii explicationes suarum in Ciceronem castigationum. Index rervm et verborvm
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Parisiis, ex officina Roberti Stephani, 1538 1539 6 parties en deux volumes in-folio plein veau raciné, dos à nerfs, caissons dorés, dentelles sur les coupes. Rhetorica, 288 pp. ; Orationes ... 640 pp. ; Epistolae ... 416 pp. ; Philosophica ... 451 pp. ; Petri Victorii Explicationes suarum in Ciceronem Castigationum ... [Index] 158 & (98) pp. Titres gravés, lettrines. Lég. humidité angulaire en début et à la fin du second volume, petites attaques de vers sans gravité. Bon exemplaire frais. Belle édition estimée des Oeuvres complètes par Robert Estienne (1503-1559) commenté par Pietro Vettori (1499-1585).
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GROPPER, Johann.
Canones Concilii Provincialis Coloniensis. Sub Hermanno S. Colonien. ecclesiae archiepiscopo, celebrati. anno 1536 quibus adiectum est Encheridion Christianae Institutionis.
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Köln, Quentel, 1538. - In-folio, [dimension: 323 x 200 mm] de (10), CCCXIII [i.e. 315], (7) ff. Veau, dos à nerfs orné, double encadrement de filets dorés sur les plats avec aux angles armes et monogramme dorés, tranches rouges. (Reliure du XVIIe.) Edition originale. Beau titre dans un encadrement gravé, dont les lettres ont été rehaussées de couleur à l'époque, grand bois gravé à pleine page du Christ en croix, en partie colorié à l'époque, nombreuses grandes capitales historiées, initiales rehaussées en ocre, rouge ou vert dans la première partie du volume. Belle impression en lettres rondes. Exemplaire aux armes de Claude V Molé, maître d'hôtel ordinaire du Roi Louis XIV. Selon Olivier, les livres de sa bibliothèque "étaient remarquablement reliés en veau fauve par LE PETIT LORRAIN, relieur de Troyes." Ex-libris manuscrit de l'époque sur le titre et longue note au verso. Discrètes restaurations à la reliure. Très bel exemplaire. Olivier 1335. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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BEMBO PIETRO
EPISTOLARUM LEONIS DECIMI PONT. MAX. NOMINE SCRIPTARUM LIBRI XVI. PLACUIT PRAETEREA EIUSDEM AUTORIS EPISTOLAS ALIQUOT SANE QUAM DOCTAS ADNECTERE LUGDUNI, APUD HAEREDES SIMONIS VINCENTIJ (IN FINE: DIONYSIUS AB HARSIO EXCUDEBAT, MDXXXVIII), 1538,
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in-8, pp. 432, bella leg. coeva in pergamena floscia, tit. manoscritto entro bordura di mano d'epoca in inchiostro bruno al piatto ant. e al dorso. Marca edit. al tit, belle iniziali istoriate. Interessante assieme, apparso per la prima volta nel 1535, in sedici libri in cui il Bembo, durante gli anni del suo soggiorno romano, raccolse importanti missive indirizzate da papa Leone X ad alcuni dei piu' importanti personaggi europei come Giulio e Lorenzo de'Medici, Enrico VIII d'Inghilterra, Francesco I di Francia, l'imperatore Massimiliano, Pico della MirandolaBell'esempl., molto genuino. Adams B- 587-589 altre ediz. Graesse 333.
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Ciceron - Estienne (Robert 1er)
M. T. Ciceronis opera. Ex Petri Victorii codicibus, maxima ex parte descripta. quem nos industria, quanta potuismus, cosequuti, quasdam orationes redintegratas, tres libros De Legibvs multo quam antea meliores, et reliquias de commentariis, qui de Repvblica inscripti erant, magno labore collectas vndique, descriptas que libris, vobis exhibemus. Eivsdem Victorii explicationes suarum in Ciceronem castigationum. Index rervm et verborvm
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Parisiis, ex officina Roberti Stephani, 1538 1539 - 6 parties en deux volumes in-folio plein veau raciné, dos à nerfs, caissons dorés, dentelles sur les coupes. Rhetorica, 288 pp. ; Orationes. 640 pp. ; Epistolae. 416 pp. ; Philosophica. 451 pp. ; Petri Victorii Explicationes suarum in Ciceronem Castigationum. [Index] 158 & (98) pp. Titres gravés, lettrines. Lég. humidité angulaire en début et à la fin du second volume, petites attaques de vers sans gravité. Bon exemplaire frais. Belle édition estimée des Oeuvres complètes par Robert Estienne (1503-1559) commenté par Pietro Vettori (1499-1585). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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SOLINUS, Caius Julius and Pomponius MELA
Polyhistor, rerum toto orbe memorabilium thesaurus locupletissimus...
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Michaelis Isingrinius and Henricus Petrus Basle, 1538. Folio, with two folding woodcut maps, one with a slight tear, 18 woodcut maps in the text (three full-page), woodcut initials, woodcut printer's device on title and verso of last leaf; title leaf slightly darkened; several early ownership entries on title and one stamp removed; a very nice copy in an old Spanish binding of marbled sheep. First edition with commentary and woodcut maps by Sebastian Münster of these two classic geographical texts. Solinus was a legendary Roman geographer, grammarian and compiler whose Polyhistor survived in manuscript until the age of printing, first appearing in print in Venice in 1473. It incorporated much of Pliny's Natural History as well as Pomponius Mela's texts on geography, and also included brief remarks on a number of historical, social, religious and natural history questions. Pomponius Mela's work was the classic geographical text of the Middle Ages, which in part expounds the argument that the known landmasses in the Northern hemisphere must have antipodean counterparts to balance them.This important edition was edited by Hermann Münster, a very significant figure in the history of sixteenth-century cartography. In 1540 Münster published his own modernised edition of Ptolemy, which included a number of ground-breaking remade maps; he was one of the earliest map-makers to create space in the woodblock for the insertion of place-names set in metal type.Of particular interest here is the large folding map of Asia, which covers the area from the Cape of Good Hope and the Nile, the Indian Ocean, India, China and the Pacific Ocean, and which shows in the northeast corner a strip of land called "Terra incognita": this was 'the earliest representation of the north-west coast of America on a printed map' (Burden) and in fact according to Eames (see Jones) 'the earliest... indication of the western coast'. Burden also points out that this map also has one of the earliest depictions of a strait between Asia and America, nearly 200 years before Vitus Bering's voyages to the region. It is also the first work to include a printed map of Asia as a whole."Regnum Malacha" in the southeast corner is in the approximate area of north-eastern Australia. 'The other folding map shows Greece with Asia Minor. Among the smaller maps within the text, that of Russia (p. 48) is especially noteworthy; here, for the first time, the river system is shown with reasonable exactness, and it has been suggested that this map might be founded on communications from Baron Herberstein (1486-1566), who executed two diplomatic missions for the Emperor Maximilian in Moscow...' (Kraus).Burden, 'Mapping of North America', 11; Burmeister, 171; Hantzsch, p. 25, pp. 76--84; Harrisse (Addenda), 143; JCB (Additions), p.7; Jones, 'Adventures', 25; Nordenskiold Collection, II, 85; Nordenskiold, 'Facsimile Atlas', p. 108, no. 27.
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Craig, Sir Thomas
Jus Feudale tribus libris comprehensum. Quibus non solum consuetudines Feudales & Praediorum Jura, quae in Scotia, Anglia, & plerisque Galliae locis obtinent, continentur; sed Universum Jus Scoticum, et omnes fere Materiae Juris clare & dilucide exponuntur, et ad fontes Juris Feudalis & Civilis singula reducuntur.
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Craig, Sir Thomas [1538- - 1608]. London: Impensis Societatis Stationariorum, 1655. Folio. [xii], 383, [1, blank] pp. Full contemporary sheep, damp stain to final leaves Woodcut head-pieces and initials. * Rare first edition. Jus Feudale, in marked contrast with the compilations which preceded it, is an original work. "Indeed Craig was the first systematic writer on law in Scotland. The Jus Feudale is not a mere textbook of the law of land rights, but is a learned disquisition upon a great social system. The opening chapters are devoted to an examination of the sources of law in general, and trace the history and development of the Civil, Canon and Feudal laws. If Craig had accomplished no more than that he would have been entitled to a foremost place amongst our jurists, for unquestionably the form of his book not only exemplified the philosophical outlook of the learned Scots lawyer, but provided a model of construction and treatment for his successors." Marke 41. Wing C6802. HLC I:482. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Alte Drucke - (Augusta, Jan)
I: Apologia verae doctrinae eorum qui vulgo appellantur Waldenses vel Picardi: Retinuerunt enim Ioannis Hussitae doctrinam, cum scripturis sanctis consencientem. Oblata D. Georgio Marchioni Brandenburgensi. Nunc demum multis in locis aucta recognita. Anno 1538. (Zwischengebunden II:) Confessio fidei ac religionis, baronum ac nobilium regni Bohoemiae ? regi, Viennae Austriae, sub anno Dominini 1535 oblata. (Cum praefatione Martini Lutheri). - (Vorgebunden III:) Johannes Oecolampadius. In librum Job exegemata: eruditum sane opus ac scripturae studiosis utile (hrsg. v. Simon Grynaeus unter Miarbeit von Joh. Sapidus)
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Wittenberg bzw. Basel, Rhau bzw. H. Petri 1538. 8vo (I/II:) 4 (le. w.) unn.,117 num., 1 unn.; 4 unn., 34 (recto 40) num. Bll. Mit 3 wiederh. Holzschn.-Portr. u. zahlr. Holzschn.-Init.; (III:) 4 unn., 230 (falsch 223) numer., 2 unnum. Blätter. Mit 2 wdh. Druckermarken u. 4 figürl. Holzschn.-Initialen. Zu I/II: Einzige lateinische Ausgabe. - Seltenes und berühmtes Dokument zur Geschichte der Hussiten in der erweiterten Ausgabe, erstmals mit Luthers Vorrede in der 'Confessio ?'. Die Denkschrift beinhaltet Geschichte, Lehrbegriff, Kirchen- und Gottesdienstordnung der (alten) Böhmischen Brüderunität, die sich 1467 von den gemäßigten Hussiten abgespaltet hatte. - Die Böhmischen Brüder (auch Mährischen Brüder, tschechisch Jednota bratrská) traten als eine religiöse Gemeinschaft im 15. und 16. Jahrhundert insbesondere in Böhmen auf; ihre Mitglieder bildeten sich aus Taboriten und Waldenser. Bezeichnend für die Böhmischen Brüder in ihrer Lehre und Lebensweise waren eine am Urchristentum orientierte Religionsauffassung, eine strenge Kirchenzucht, die Verweigerung von Militärdienst und Eid sowie die Ablehnung, öffentliche Ämter zu bekleiden. Die Brüder, die ein frommes Leben in apostolischer Armut erstrebten, wurden bald mit dem damals üblichen Ketzernamen der Waldenser oder Picarden bezeichnet. Auch Martin Luther, der mehrfach mit ihnen verhandelte, konnte sie nicht auf seine Seite ziehen, da sie auf dem Zölibat, den sieben Sakramenten und der Abendmahlslehre nach katholischem Glauben bestanden. Ihre Existenz war stets gefährdet und hing von der Duldung der Obrigkeit ab. So ist auch die vorliegende Schrift dem Markgrafen Georg den Frommen von Brandenburg-Ansbach gewidmet, der viele Jahre im Dienste König Wladislaws von Böhmen gestanden hatte und Erzieher von dessen Sohn Ludwig II. war. Der im Titel nicht genannte Autor Jan Augusta war seit 1532 Bischof der Brüdergemeine und ihr einflussreichster Repräsentant nach dem Tode des Lukas von Prag. - Zu II: First Latin edition of the Bohemian Confession of 1535 and was prepared, after the example of the Lutherans at the Diet of Augsburg, in proof of their orthodoxy, signed by the noblemen belonging to the Unitas, and laid by a deputation before King Ferdinand at Vienna, Nov. 14, 1535, who promised to take it into consideration.The confession consists of a long apologetic preface against the charges of heresy and immorality, and of twenty articles. It closely resembles in form and contents the Augsburg Confession. - Die drei wiederholten Holzschnitt-Portraits zeigen Johannes Huss. - Zu III: Erste Ausgabe dieses Prophetenkommentars. Die schönen figürlichen Holzschnitt-Initialen stammen wohl von Hans Holbein d. J. - Hervorzuheben ist der mit Figuren- und Ornamentschmuck blindgeprägte Renaissance-EinbandLeicht gebräunt, jedoch sonst sehr schönes und sauberes Exemplar. Titel von III mit alten Besitzvermerken. Lederbezug des Rücken am oberen Kapital u. an den Ecken fachgerecht mit Leder erneuert. Die Lederschließbänder fehlen, Zu I: VD 16 A 4141, Benzing, Luther 3303/3304; zu III: Staehelin 168
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VELMAZIO, Giovanni Maria
Veteris & novi Testame
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Venice, n. pr. (Aurelio Pincio), 1538. Historiated woodcut title-border incorporating 9 biblical scenes, 11 text woodcuts, historiated and floral woodcut initials. 7 unn. leaves (incl. title), num. leaves 11-203. 4to. Contemp. limp vellum (new flyleaves). From the collection of Hendrik D. L. Vervliet. Venice, n. pr. (Aurelio Pincio), 1538. First edition of a fine Venetian woodcut book, main text in Italics with notes in Roman type. The title-border is a reduced copy of that in Luc' Antonio Giunta's 1532 edition of Brucioli's translation of the Bible. The events of the Old and New Testaments are told in neo-Latin verse, but employing the classical epic metre of dactylic hexameter. The woodcut illustrations show scenes from the Bible such as the expulsion from Paradise, Kain slaying Abel, Babel, and from the New Testament nativity, crucifixion, and resurrection. The cut on f. 113 of Ovid, Virgil and Dido represents a further combination of the sacred and profane. The Harvard copy has a manuscript correction of "disertum" for "desertum" in the "Excusatio" on f. 6, whereas the BL copy (according to Mortimer) has a printed correction, presumably representing a later state. The printer was identified from the ornamental capitals as Aurelio Pincio by Dennis Rhodes. - Lacking leaf a8, title somewhat dusty, edges a bit frayed, with stamps on recto and verso, some old ms. insc., several other small stamps in margins, waterstain to outer lower corner of a few leaves, some traces of worming. Otherwise an interesting example of a 16th-century Venetian illustrated book, printed in an attractive Italic type. - Mortimer 522; Sander 7506. GRAPHIC ARTS:ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ; RELIGION ; CLASSICS ;
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CAVICEO JACOPO
IL Peregrino di M. Giacopo Caviceo da Parma. Nuovamente con Somma Diligenza Revisto et Ristampato M.D. XXXVIII
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Sabellico M.A.
Opera M. Antonii Coccii Sabellici in duos digesta tomos. [1:]. Rapsodiae historicae enneadum XI, quinque priores uno continentur, altero sex reliquae, cum d. Casparis Hedionis historica synopsi, qua huius autoris institutum summa fide & diligentia ad annum 1538. persequitur. [...] Accesserunt libri decem Exemplorum, [...] Singulis suus adiectus Index, & autorum quibus tota historia nititur catalogi.
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Basileae, ex officina Hervagiana, 1538, in-folio, leg. seicentesca in piena pelle (mancanze al dorso, cerniera anteriore usurata e debole), pp. [72], 855, [1]. Con marca tipografica sul frontespizio e sull'ultima pagina. Belle iniziali xilografiche. Qualche evidenziatura marginale coeva in inchiostri rosso e bruno. Manca il secondo volume.
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Isabel de Portugal, (Lisboa 1503-Madrid 1539), esposa del Emperador Carlos V, Reina de Castilla y Aragón, y Lugarteniente de Cataluña.
Empieza: La Reyna. / Pedro davila mi criado vi una letra de iii del presente y la rrelacion que en ella/ venia.Despacho de la Reina Isabel a su criado Pedro Dávila en el que se tratan varios asuntos: orden de pagar 3 o 4 meses de lo que se debe a la infanteria que reside en la frontera con Francia, orden de saldar cuentas con los pueblos de la zona por lo que han entregado a los soldados en comida, ropa, etc; fenescimiento de cuenta con el pagador y con el tenedor de bastimentos y visto bueno a la sustitución del primero por un sobrino de D.Pedro Dávila. Próximo envio de 25.000 ducados consignados del oro y plata del Perú, para las obras de reparación de esas fortalezas, etc.
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a 26 de mayo de 1538., Valladolid, - 30x21 cm. 2 hojas de papel con verjura y filigrana de "mano y estrella". Caligrafia clara y legible. Firma autógrafa de la Reina Juana y de su secretario Juan Vazquez. Sello de papel y lacre para cerrar el documento, pliegues de doblez para carta. Importante documento firmado AUTÓGRAFO por la Reina Isabel, "YO LA REYNA" desde la corte en Valladolid. Interesante mención a la inminente llegada de oro y plata del Perú en el siguiente párrafo: "Los veinte y cinco mill ducados que su magestad dexo consignados en el oro y plata del Peru para la continuacion de esas obras (fortaleza de Perpiñan) hemos mandado que se entienda con gran diligencia en hazer moneda y asi como se fuere labrando se yra enbiando y entretanto por que aquellas no ceses scrivimos a Don Frances (de Behamont) encargandole de horden como alla se busquen prestados algunos dineros para la dichas obras- Vos tambien ayudareis a ello y muy benedito havemos tornado a screvir & se parta luego y vaya a entender en ello". Este documento está redactado durante una de las diversas ausencias de la corte de Carlos V, dejando a la Emperatriz como gobernadora de Castilla, mientras el Emperador se encontraba en las entrevistas de Niza y de Aigues-Mortes. Posteriormente, ese verano lo pasaría en Valladolid, con su esposa e hijos, desde allí convocó Cortes generales de Toledo para el otoño. El oro y la plata de Perú, que se hace mención en este documento llegaria en 1538, con la flota que regresó de Indias al mando de Blasco Núñez Vela, y seria el tesoro más importante jamás llegado. Manuel Fernández Álvarez, Carlos V, el César y el Hombre. Clarence H. Haring, Comercio y Navegación entre España y las Indias.
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Mirandula, Octavianus:
Illustrium poetarum flores [...]
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Argentorati [Strasbourg] ex aedibus Wendelini Rehelii [...] 1538 8vo. ff. [vii], cccxliv. Lacks preliminary leaf *8; woodcut printer’s device to final page; ownership inscription excised from the title, which has subsequently been laid down, and old marginal repair in the margin of leaf *2; there are a couple of old ink library stamps (marked ‘duplicate’, one on the pastedown and one on the verso of the title) and a marginal wormhole in the last few leaves of text. Later quarter calf, c. 1800, over green boards; fully gilt spine, slightly rubbed but sound. An early edition of Mirandula’s popular anthology of extracts from Latin poets, which range from Virgil to Boethius. Adams M-1473.
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GRASSAILLE, Charles de
Regalium Franciae libri duo, iura omnia & dignitates christianiss. Galli(a) regum, continentes
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Simon Vincent heirs (Jean Crespin), Lyon 1538 - Contemporary calf (early spine repairs, very worn but sound) 8vo . FIRST EDITION of this important treatise which argues the juristic basis of dynastic right to the French throne and over the privileges of the French king and his relationship to the rule of law. The author, Charles de Grassaille, (Degrassalius: 1495-1582) promotes the idea that the kings power is without equal. The attractive woodcuts depict the king in various offical acts as well as a map of Europe. "Both of the texts by Chasseneuz and Grassaille were written at a time when the nature of political power in France was undergoing a radical change. As is well known, the diffused power of late-medieval feudalism, form of political and social organization typical of Western Europe from the dissolution of Charlemagne's empire to the rise of the absolute monarchies was being converted to the much more centralized and absolutist monarchy that would come to define Renaissance France. This shift was profound and far- reaching. . Chasseneuz, Grassaille, and other legists such as Charles Du Moulin, tried to legitimate the French monarchy by searching history for precedents of royal prerogatives and privileges. One of the privileges of the French king noted by Chasseneuz, for example, was that he had the right to call himself an emperor in his own realm" ("On the evolution of toads in the French Renaissance"; Renaissance Society of America; Brandeis Univ.) 2 parts in 1 vol. [20], 322 pp. 1 blank; [2], 137, [4] pp. General title-page with four part woodcut border incorporating the woodcut device of A Vincent; 2 woodcut title borders to each part, 40 text woodcuts and numerous woodcut initials. Some minor damp stains and light foxing; contemporary ownership inscriptions on front flyleaf early marginal annotations. § BM/STC French 130; not in Adams. [Attributes: First Edition]
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(Augusta, Jan):
I: Apologia verae doctrinae eorum qui vulgo appellantur Waldenses vel Picardi:. Retinuerunt enim Ioannis Hussitae doctrinam, cum scripturis sanctis consencientem. Oblata D. Georgio Marchioni Brandenburgensi. Nunc demum multis in locis aucta recognita. Anno 1538. (Zwischengebunden II:) Confessio fidei ac religionis, baronum ac nobilium regni Bohoemiae regi, Viennae Austriae, sub anno Dominini 1535 oblata. (Cum praefatione Martini Lutheri). - (Vorgebunden III:) Johannes Oecolampadius. In librum Job exegemata: eruditum sane opus ac scripturae studiosis utile (hrsg. v. Simon Grynaeus unter Miarbeit von Joh. Sapidus).
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Wittenberg bzw. Basel, Rhau bzw. H. Petri, 1538 bzw. 1532,. 8vo, (I/II:) 4 (le. w.) unn.,117 num., 1 unn.; 4 unn., 34 (recto 40) num. Bll. Mit 3 wiederh. Holzschn.-Portr. u. zahlr. Holzschn.-Init.; (III:) 4 unn., 230 (falsch 223) numer., 2 unnum. Blätter. Mit 2 wdh. Druckermarken u. 4 figürl. Holzschn.-Initialen, Holzdeckelband der Zeit mit blindgeprägtem Lederbezug.. Zu I: VD 16 A 4141, Benzing, Luther 3303/3304; zu III: Staehelin 168. Zu I/II: Einzige lateinische Ausgabe. - Seltenes und berühmtes Dokument zur Geschichte der Hussiten in der erweiterten Ausgabe, erstmals mit Luthers Vorrede in der 'Confessio '. Die Denkschrift beinhaltet Geschichte, Lehrbegriff, Kirchen- und Gottesdienstordnung der (alten) Böhmischen Brüderunität, die sich 1467 von den gemäßigten Hussiten abgespaltet hatte. - Die Böhmischen Brüder (auch Mährischen Brüder, tschechisch Jednota bratrska) traten als eine religiöse Gemeinschaft im 15. und 16. Jahrhundert insbesondere in Böhmen auf; ihre Mitglieder bildeten sich aus Taboriten und Waldenser. Bezeichnend für die Böhmischen Brüder in ihrer Lehre und Lebensweise waren eine am Urchristentum orientierte Religionsauffassung, eine strenge Kirchenzucht, die Verweigerung von Militärdienst und Eid sowie die Ablehnung, öffentliche Ämter zu bekleiden. Die Brüder, die ein frommes Leben in apostolischer Armut erstrebten, wurden bald mit dem damals üblichen Ketzernamen der Waldenser oder Picarden bezeichnet. Auch Martin Luther, der mehrfach mit ihnen verhandelte, konnte sie nicht auf seine Seite ziehen, da sie auf dem Zölibat, den sieben Sakramenten und der Abendmahlslehre nach katholischem Glauben bestanden. Ihre Existenz war stets gefährdet und hing von der Duldung der Obrigkeit ab. So ist auch die vorliegende Schrift dem Markgrafen Georg den Frommen von Brandenburg-Ansbach gewidmet, der viele Jahre im Dienste König Wladislaws von Böhmen gestanden hatte und Erzieher von dessen Sohn Ludwig II. war. Der im Titel nicht genannte Autor Jan Augusta war seit 1532 Bischof der Brüdergemeine und ihr einflussreichster Repräsentant nach dem Tode des Lukas von Prag. - Zu II: First Latin edition of the Bohemian Confession of 1535 and was prepared, after the example of the Lutherans at the Diet of Augsburg, in proof of their orthodoxy, signed by the noblemen belonging to the Unitas, and laid by a deputation before King Ferdinand at Vienna, Nov. 14, 1535, who promised to take it into consideration.The confession consists of a long apologetic preface against the charges of heresy and immorality, and of twenty articles. It closely resembles in form and contents the Augsburg Confession. - Die drei wiederholten Holzschnitt-Portraits zeigen Johannes Huss. - Zu III: Erste Ausgabe dieses Prophetenkommentars. Die schönen figürlichen Holzschnitt-Initialen stammen wohl von Hans Holbein d. J. - Hervorzuheben ist der mit Figuren- und Ornamentschmuck blindgeprägte Renaissance-Einband. Leicht gebräunt, jedoch sonst sehr schönes und sauberes Exemplar. Titel von III mit alten Besitzvermerken. Lederbezug des Rücken am oberen Kapital u. an den Ecken fachgerecht mit Leder erneuert. Die Lederschließbänder fehlen.
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MARIPETRO HIERONYMO (GIROLAMO MALIPIERO).
IL PETRARCHA SPIRITUALE, RISTAMPATO NUOVAMENTE, ET DALL'AUTHORE CORRETTO. (AL COLOPHON:) STAMPATO PER FRANCESCO MARCOLINI DA FURLI' IN VENETIA, MDXXXVIII (1538).
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8, 153 cc. num; 11 cc. nn. Legatura coeva in pergamena molle. L'opera e' una riscrittura, del Canzoniere di Petrarca in chiave di edificazione e moralizzazione del contenuto che ebbe un grande successo tra i contemporanei (sette riedizioni nell'arco di cinquant'anni), e successivamente inserito nell' Index librorum proibitorum per 3 sonetti antiavignonesi, che, per questo motivo, spesso si trovano cancellati ad inchiostro o con pagine mancanti in molte copie del libro.
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VELMAZIO, GIOVANNI MARIA.
VETERIS & NOVI TESTAME[N]TI OPUS SINGULARE. 1538 VENICE, N. PR. (AURELIO PINCIO)
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Historiated woodcut title-border incorporating 9 biblical scenes, 11 text woodcuts, historiated and floral woodcut initials. 7 unn. leaves (incl. title), num. leaves 11-203. 4to. Contemp. limp vellum (new flyleaves). From the collection of Hendrik D. L. Vervliet. Venice, n. pr. (Aurelio Pincio), 1538. First edition of a fine Venetian woodcut book, main text in Italics with notes in Roman type. The title-border is a reduced copy of that in Luc' Antonio Giunta's 1532 edition of Brucioli's translation of the Bible. The events of the Old and New Testaments are told in neo-Latin verse, but employing the classical epic metre of dactylic hexameter. The woodcut illustrations show scenes from the Bible such as the expulsion from Paradise, Kain slaying Abel, Babel, and from the New Testament nativity, crucifixion, and resurrection. The cut on f. 113 of Ovid, Virgil and Dido represents a further combination of the sacred and profane. The Harvard copy has a manuscript correction of "disertum" for "desertum" in the "Excusatio" on f. 6, whereas the BL copy (according to Mortimer) has a printed correction, presumably representing a later state. The printer was identified from the ornamental capitals as Aurelio Pincio by Dennis Rhodes. - Lacking leaf a8, title somewhat dusty, edges a bit frayed, with stamps on recto and verso, some old ms. insc., several other small stamps in margins, waterstain to outer lower corner of a few leaves, some traces of worming. Otherwise an interesting example of a 16th-century Venetian illustrated book, printed in an attractive Italic type. - Mortimer 522; Sander 7506. GRAPHIC ARTS:ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ; RELIGION ; CLASSICS ;
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VELMAZIO, Giovanni Maria
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Venice, n. pr. (Aurelio Pincio), 1538. Historiated woodcut title-border incorporating 9 biblical scenes, 11 text woodcuts, historiated and floral woodcut initials. 7 unn. leaves (incl. title), num. leaves 11-203. 4to. Contemp. limp vellum (new flyleaves). From the collection of Hendrik D. L. Vervliet. Venice, n. pr. (Aurelio Pincio), 1538. First edition of a fine Venetian woodcut book, main text in Italics with notes in Roman type. The title-border is a reduced copy of that in Luc' Antonio Giunta's 1532 edition of Brucioli's translation of the Bible. The events of the Old and New Testaments are told in neo-Latin verse, but employing the classical epic metre of dactylic hexameter. The woodcut illustrations show scenes from the Bible such as the expulsion from Paradise, Kain slaying Abel, Babel, and from the New Testament nativity, crucifixion, and resurrection. The cut on f. 113 of Ovid, Virgil and Dido represents a further combination of the sacred and profane. The Harvard copy has a manuscript correction of "disertum" for "desertum" in the "Excusatio" on f. 6, whereas the BL copy (according to Mortimer) has a printed correction, presumably representing a later state. The printer was identified from the ornamental capitals as Aurelio Pincio by Dennis Rhodes. - Lacking leaf a8, title somewhat dusty, edges a bit frayed, with stamps on recto and verso, some old ms. insc., several other small stamps in margins, waterstain to outer lower corner of a few leaves, some traces of worming. Otherwise an interesting example of a 16th-century Venetian illustrated book, printed in an attractive Italic type. - Mortimer 522; Sander 7506. GRAPHIC ARTS:ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ; RELIGION ; CLASSICS ;
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Bembo Pietro
Epistolarum Leonis Decimi Pont. Max. Nomine Scriptarum Libri XVI. Placuit praeterea eiusdem autoris epistolas aliquot sane quam doctas adnectere. Vicelicet ad Longolium III, ad Budaeum II, ad Erasmum I.
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Lugduni, apud haeredes Simonis Vincentii, 1538. - In-8° (172x109mm), pp. 432, legatura coeva p. pergamena rigida con unghie e con titolo manoscritto in antico al dorso. Tagli a spruzzo. Impresa tipografica incisa al frontespizio. Capilettera istoriati. Usuali arrossature, ma bell'esemplare. Terza edizione della raccolta di brevi pontificie composte dal Bembo in qualità di segretario di papa Leone X, modello insuperato del latino rinascimentale per nitore ed eleganza di stile, nonché fonte di grande valore per la storia del periodo. Fra i destinatari delle epistole figurano Giulio e Lorenzo de'Medici, Enrico VIII d'Inghilterra, Francesco I di Francia, l'Imperatore Massimiliano d'Asburgo, Pico della Mirandola, Budé, Erasmo da Rotterdam. Alle pp. 426 e sgg. figura un poema latino del bembo, "Benacus", dedicato, appunto, al Benaco, nome latino del Lago di Garda. Il Bembo mantenne l'ufficio di segretario fino al 1521, anno della morte di Leone X, acquistandosi il favore sia della Corte che del papa, dal quale fu adoperato non solo come segretario, ma anche come Consigliere e inviato in missioni diplomatiche. STC French Books, p. 46. Graesse, I, 333. Non in Adams.
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VELMAZIO, Giovanni Maria.
Veteris & novi Testame[n]ti opus singulare.
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Venice, n. pr. (Aurelio Pincio) 1538 - Historiated woodcut title-border incorporating 9 biblical scenes, 11 text woodcuts, historiated and floral woodcut initials. 7 unn. leaves (incl. title), num. leaves 11-203. 4to. Contemp. limp vellum (new flyleaves). From the collection of Hendrik D. L. Vervliet. Venice, n. pr. (Aurelio Pincio), 1538. First edition of a fine Venetian woodcut book, main text in Italics with notes in Roman type. The title-border is a reduced copy of that in Luc' Antonio Giunta's 1532 edition of Brucioli's translation of the Bible. The events of the Old and New Testaments are told in neo-Latin verse, but employing the classical epic metre of dactylic hexameter. The woodcut illustrations show scenes from the Bible such as the expulsion from Paradise, Kain slaying Abel, Babel, and from the New Testament nativity, crucifixion, and resurrection. The cut on f. 113 of Ovid, Virgil and Dido represents a further combination of the sacred and profane. The Harvard copy has a manuscript correction of "disertum" for "desertum" in the "Excusatio" on f. 6, whereas the BL copy (according to Mortimer) has a printed correction, presumably representing a later state. The printer was identified from the ornamental capitals as Aurelio Pincio by Dennis Rhodes. - Lacking leaf a8, title somewhat dusty, edges a bit frayed, with stamps on recto and verso, some old ms. insc., several other small stamps in margins, waterstain to outer lower corner of a few leaves, some traces of worming. Otherwise an interesting example of a 16th-century Venetian illustrated book, printed in an attractive Italic type. - Mortimer 522; Sander 7506. GRAPHIC ARTS:ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ; RELIGION ; CLASSICS ; [Attributes: First Edition]
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Joachim. CAMERARIUS
Commentarius Explicationis, primi libri Iliados Homeri...Eiusdem Libris Primi Iliados conuersio in Latinos uersus, eodem Autore. His Graeca Etiam Adiecta sunt... (Bound with): Commentarii Explicationum Secundi libri Homericae Iliados.
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2 title vignettes and a Frontis., all 3 the same illustration; engraved initials. 2 vols. in one. 8vo, old calf, handsomely rebacked with modern calf, leather label; (edges of corners worn, otherwise very good). (Strassburg): Cratonis Mylii, 1538, 1540. First Edition "He (Camerarius) translated into Latin Herodotous, Demosthenes, Xenophon, Homer, Theocritus, Sophocles...and other Greek writers. He published upwards of 150 works...He played an important part in the Reformation movement, and his advice was frequently sought by leading men." Encyclopaedia Britannica V, p. 107. STC of Books Printed in the German-Speaking Countries...now in the British Museum, p. 413. [Publisher: -]
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