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Kassel]. Wir Burgermeyster und Rath der stat Cassell, Bekennen an disem brieffe, und thun kundt [.], das in namen des [.] F�rsten [.] Philipsen Lantgraven zu Hessen [.] durch seiner F�rstlich gnad Cantzler Johan Feigen vor uns kom[m]en ist, eyn Keyserlich mandat uff pappir geschribe[n], mit Keyserlicher maiestat gewonlichem insigel versigelt [.].
Ohne Ort (wohl Kassel), ohne Drucker, 27. August 1541. - Fol., 1 Bl. Von der Stadt Kassel abgedrucktes Schreiben Kaiser Karls V. (1500-58) im Zusammenhang mit Zollstreitigkeiten zwischen Philipp, Landgraf zu Hessen (1504-67) und Heinrich II., Herzog zu Braunschweig-L�neburg (1489-1568). Letzterer wurde wegen seiner langj�hrigen Aff�re mit einer Hofdame, aus der zehn Kinder hervorgingen, im Volksmund auch sp�ttisch der „wilde Heinz von Wolfenb�ttel" genannt. - Min. gebr�unt, schwach wasserrandig u. mit einer winzigen Papierfehlstelle ohne Textverlust, sonst sch�nes Exemplar. [Bookseller: Antiquariat Wolfgang Friebes]
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abrabanel judah ben isaac) leone medico ebreo Dialoghi di amore
Vinegia Aldo 1541 - In 16�, elegante legatura ottocentesca in piena pergamena con ricchi fregi impressi, in oro, al dorso, tasselli in pelle, etichetta "Rappaport Luzern" alla sguardia, timbro ex libris al front., ccnn 2, 261, 1. Grande ancora aldina al front. ed in fine. Marginali bruniture ma ottima copia. Rara e ricercata prima impressione aldina, di opera che ebbe numerose edizioni e grande successo. L'A. medico e rabbino spagnolo lasci� la sua patria nel 1492 ed esecit� a Napoli e Genova. Cabalista e mistico che si rivela anche negli scritti letterari. Renouard p. 123 n. 10; Brunet III, 984; Bibl. Magica casanatense n. 6. [Bookseller: Studio Bosio]
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APICIUS, Caelius (25 vor Chr. - 37 nach Chr.). De re culinaria libri X recens � tenebris eruti. typisq[ue] summa diligentia excusi. Praeterea, P. Platinae . de tuenda valetudine, natura rerum et popinae scientia libri X, ad imitationem C. Apitii ad unguem facti. Ad haec, Pauli Aeginetae, de facultatibus alimentorum tractatus, Albano Torino interprete .
- Mit Holzschnitt-Druckermarke auf Titel und mehreren historisierenden Initialen. 314 S., [3] Bl. (statt 7) Index. Dunkelroter Maroquinband d. Z., Deckel mit goldgepr�gter Doppelfilete und reicher R�ckenvergoldung. Lyon, S�bastien Gryphe, 1541. Lyoner Nachdruck der kurz zuvor in Basel - als erstes in der Schweiz gedrucktes Kochbuch - erschienenen 'De re coquinaria', ediert durch den Rektor der Basler Universit�t, Alban Thorer (oder Zum Thor, 1489-1559). Es ist das �lteste oder eines der �ltesten �berlieferten Kochb�cher die wir kennen. Die Editio princeps des 'Appicius culinarius', ein tats�chlich von mehreren H�nden kompiliertes Werk, erschien 1490 bei Rothomagense in Mailand. Mit �ber zwanzig Ausgaben und Uebersetzungen wurde dieses Kochbuch aus der altr�mischen Epoche ein Klassiker der neuzeitlichen gastronomischen Literatur. Hinzugef�gt wurden hier durch den Herausgeber Platinas 'De tuenda valetudine, natura rerum, et popinae scientia libri decem' sowie Paulus Aeginetas 'De facultatibus alimentorum tractatus'. - Es fehlen die vier letzten Indexbl�tter; zu Beginn wasserrandig, teilweise gebr�unt und stockfleckig, im Kopf etwas knapp beschnitten, Name von alter Hand auf Titel. Baudrier VIII, 143; B.IN.G. 78; Vicaire 31 e 6: Vehling 6; Drexel 300; Oberl� 5. Lyons reprint of the Basel edition edited shortly before by the Winterthur born headmaster of the Basel university, Alban Thorer (or Zum Thor, 1489-1559). It is the earliest or among the earliest cookbooks we know. The editio princeps of the 'apicius culinarius' was printed at Milan by G. Rothomagense in 1490. Complired in fact by several hands it was first printed at Milan by G. Rothomagense in 1490. The editor added here two texts, Platina's 'De tuenda valetudine, natura rerum, et popinae scientia libri decem' and Paulus Aeginetas' 'De facultatibus alimentorum tractatus'. - The four last leaves of the index are missing, some waterstain at the beginning, partly browned and foxed, narrowly cut to upper edges, name on title by an old hand. - Contemporary dark red morocco, gilt double-fillet around sides, spine elaborately gilt. [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Erasmushaus - Haus der B�cher AG]
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ALBERTI Leandro Libro primo (-decimo) della deca prima delle Historie di Bologna di F. Leandro Degli Alberti Bolognese dell'Ordine de F. Predicatori
Bologna Bartholomeo Bonardo & Marc'Antonio Grossi 1541-'43 - In 8, pp. 212 cc. con 5 tavv. inc. in legno alle antip. dei primi cinque libri che presentano ciascuno il proprio fr. con frexi xil. I restanti 5 libri non hanno fr. autonomo. Capilettera ornati xil. Sporadiche annotazioni coeve. Solida legatura in p. pg. coeva con tit. manoscr. al d. Tagli colorati. Esemplare legg. rifilato. Ed. orig. della prima deca dellanotissima cronaca storica della citt� di Bologna uscita fra 1541 e '43 a cura del frate ed erudito domenicano Leandro Alberti (1479-1552). Gli estremi cronologici dell'opera si ricavano dal fr. del primo libro e dal colophon dell'ultimo (finito di stampare il 17 dicembre 1543), mentre gli altri libri non presentano note tip. Il primo libro della seconda deca, privo di note tip. anch'esso, usc� presso Bonardo e M. A. da Carpi nel 1543. Gli altri libri della seconda deca uscirono postumi a cura del domenicano vicentino Lucio Caccianemici nel 1588(il secondo, il terzo e il quarto stampati a Bologna, il quinto stampato invece a Vicenza nel 1591). Manzoni, 305. Graesse, I, 52. Manca a Adams e Frati. [Bookseller: coenobium libreria antiquaria]
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Petrarch, Francesco Il Petrarcha]
Bernardino Bindoni, Venice 1541 - 8vo (15.5 x 10 cm), 180 [40] leaves. Woodcut illustrations. This copy lacking leaves a1 (title page), h7 (replaced by tipped-in leaf with text on recto neatly handwritten), and C8 (final blank?). Imprint from colophon on C7v. Bound in marbled paper over pressboard, rubbed at joints and edges. Binding quite loose, especially first 65 leaves or so. First 16 leaves with significant edgewear, repairs to ff 2-6. Mild dampstains throughout. [Bookseller: Hudson Street Books]
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APIANUS, Petrus: GEMMA FRISIUS, Rainer Cosmographia Petri Apiani. ... Additis eiusdem argumenti libellis ipsius Gemmae Frisij
Nuremberg: Joh. Petreius. 1541. Modern black morocco in antique style with morocco trimmed slipcase. Folio . Second (1st: 1534), enlarged and corrected edition of this important instrument book by Petrus Apianus (1495-1552) who "... was a pioneer in astronomical and geographical instrumentation, and one of the most successful popularizers of these subjects during the sixteenth century. He studied mathematics and astronomy at Leipzig and Vienna, and quickly established a reputation as an outstanding mathematician" (DSB I, pp. 178- 9). He published a number of important works in his fields of astronomy, geography and mathematics: "Of greater scientific significance, however, is Apian's Instrumentum sinuum sive primi mobilis (1534), where he calculates sines for every minute, with the radius divided decimally. These are the first such tables ever printed" (ibid.).In addition to providing a new preface to the work (dated September 1540) van Ortroy notes numerous other differences. First of all the first edition also included an astronomy work by Gerber that Petreius didn't bother to reprint here. However he notes that Apian has included numerous marginal notes and two new leaves of text as an appendix to the "Quadrans primi mobilis" (leaves [c4]-d1). The work is very rare [88] pp. Large title woodcut, with full-page armoral woodcut on verso, numerous diagrams and a set of tables. Title printed in red and black. � VD 16, A 3088; IA. 106.434; Adams A-1293; Houzeau-Lancaster, 2399; Zinner 1768; van Ortroy, Apian, 108 [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice, Inc.]
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Cyprianus von Karthago. D. Caecilii Cypriani Episcopi Carcarthaginensis [sic!] Et Martyris Opera.
- Antwerpen: Crinitus, 1541-1542. 2 in 1 Bd. [32], 395, [12], 423, [6] S. Mit einzelnen Holzschnitt-Initialen. Holzdeckeleinband d.Zt. ohne R�cken, Schliessen defekt, erste 2 Lagen lose, letzte Bll. wasserrandig, vereinzelt Marginalien u. Unterstreichungen von alter Hand, Bibliothekssign. Patrologie [Bestellnr.: 61035A] [Bookseller: Antiquariat von Matt]
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Lucius Vitruvius Roscius (Parmensi). De Docendi studendique modo, ac de claris puerorum moribus, Libellus plane aureus. Cui adiecimus etiam alios eiusdem argumenti libellos aliqot, nunc primum summa diligentia in studiosorum gratiam editos. Qorum catalogum proxima statim a praefatione pagella indicabit.
Basel, Officina Robert Winter 1541.. 8�. 8 Bll., 598 S. 1 Bll. Pergamentband d. Zt. mit durchgezog. B�nden. Mit Einleitungsgedichten von Leonardo Pozzo, Angelicus Grypus, Fortunatus Monticulus, Jacobus Lebetius, Cesare Zanchi, Nicolaus Capellus und Angelus Maria Pischerius. - Das Werk fasst bedeutende Schriften zur zeitgen�ssischen P�dgaogik, darunter 3 Schriften des bedeutenden humanistischen Gelehrten der Reformationszeit Joachim Camerarius, auf die nicht zuletzt Comenius in seiner Didacta magna zur�ckgegriffen hat, zusammen. Enth�lt: Porcia, Jacopo di (1462-1538): De generoso liberorum educatione opusculum. - Vegius, Mapheus: De educatione liberorum et claris eorum moribus. - Camerarius, Joachim (1500-1574): Praecepta vitae puerilis. - Vergerius, Petrus Paulus (1370-1444): De ingenuis moribus ac liberalibus studiis. - Camerarius, Joachim, 1500-1574: Vitae, morumque honestatis atque decori praecepta. - Camerarius, Joachim, 1500-1574: De gymnasiis dialogus. - Anysius, Janus: Sententiae. - Ausonius, Decimus Magnus: Oratio consulis Ausonii. [Bookseller: Antiquariat K. Sch�neborn]
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Franck, Sebastian. Sprichw�rter, Sch�ne, Weise, Herrliche Clugreden, unnd Hoffspr�ch, Darinnen der alten und nachkommenen, aller Nationen unnd Sprachen gr�ste vernunfft und klugheyt. 2 Teile in 1. 6 Bl., 163 num. Bl., 1 w. Bl.; 111 (recte 211) num. Bl., 1 w. Bl. 4�. Pergamentbd d. Z. (fleckig).
Frankfurt, Christian Egenolff, 1541.. . Seltene erste Ausgabe der reichhaltigen Sammlung, die einzige von Franck selbst besorgte. Francks Hauptwerk enth�lt fast 7000 Sprichw�rter. Seine Quellen sind Erasmus, Vives, Seneca, Murmellius, Bebel, Tappius, Tunnicius u. a. Dem lateinischen Sprichwort folgen jeweils eine knappe und treffende deutsche �bersetzung und sinnverwandte deutsche Sprichw�rter und Redensarten; die "kr�ftige Diktion hat den Klang der Volkssprache" (KNLL). Der zweite Teil enth�lt niederl�ndische, holl�ndische, brabantische und westf�lische Sprichw�rter. Franck sch�tzt die moralische Funktion des Sprichworts, in dem "ein gantz predig begriffen ist". "Zuweilen w�chst sich die Sprichworterkl�rung zu einem theologisch-moralischen Exkurs aus ..., der aber gern durch kleine Tierfabeln und kr�ftige Redensarten aufgelockert wird" (KNLL). Sp�tere Ausgaben wurden vom Verleger Egenolff (ohne Hinweis) mit der Sammlung Agricolas vermischt. - Innendeckel mit Besitzeintrag des Dichters Jo. Gottwerth M�ller. Titel mit Stempel der Stolberg. Bibliothek Wernigerode und kleinen Randl�suren, anfangs gebr�unt und fleckig, gelegentlich Marginalien und schwacher Wasserrand, �berwiegend jedoch gut. Bindung etwas gelockert. - VD 16 F 2112. Goed. II 10, 1. Adams F 944. Kaczerowsky A 160. Moll 3692. * Rare first edition of this comprehensive collection, the only edition attended to by Franck himself. It contains nearly 7000 proverbs which he collected from the works of Erasmus, Vives, Seneca, Murmellius, Bebel, Tappius, Tunnicius et al. Each Latin proverb is accompanied by a poignant German translation and the corresponding German proverbs or sayings. The second part contains proverbs from the Netherlands, Holland, Brabant and Westphalia. - Front paste-down with ownership inscription by poet Jo. Gottwerth M�ller, title with library stamp (Bibliothek Wernigerode) and slightly damaged in margins, occasional marginalia, occasional faint waterstain, binding slightly loosening, else very good. Contemporary vellum (stained). [Bookseller: Antiquariat Wolfgang Braecklein]
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GIRALDI (Lilio Gregorio). Giglio Gregorio Giraldi Lilii Gregorii Gyraldi De annis et mensibus caeterisque temporum partibus, difficili hactenus & impedita materia, dissertatio facilis & expedita. Eiusdem calendarium et romanum et graecum, gentis utriusque solennia ac rerum insigniter gestarum tempora complectens, magnotum historis, tum ceteris autoribus cognoscendis usui futurum.
Basileae, 1541. - In-12, demi-basane post�rieure, reliure frott�e, un mors fendu mais solide, 8 ff.n.ch, 196 pp, 14 ff.n.ch L'auteur, �tait un savant italien et po�te. Il est n� � Ferrare, o� il se distingua au d�but par ses talents et ses connaissances. Il a contribu� � r�aliser la r�forme du calendrier, qui a finalement �t� effectu�e par Pope Gregory XIII. [Bookseller: 42ligne]
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Mart[in]. LUTH[ER] Vermanunge zum Gebet wider den T�rcken.
4�. 18 n. num Bll. (einschl. Tit.). Mit Holzschnitt-Titelbord�re u. 1 gr. Init. Neuerer stummer Graupappe-Einbd. Einbd. m. geringf�g. Gebrauchsspuren; Vors�tze gebr�unt; Ss. durchgeh. etw. fingerfl. u. abgegriffen sowie vereinzelt stockfl.; Namenszug auf Tit. sowie mehreren Anstreich. u. Markierungen v. alter Hd. m. Tinte im Text; letzte S. etw. angeschmutzt. Benzing 3383, VD 16-L 6934. Das hier vorliegende Exemplar mit den bei Benzing genannten Merkmalen des 5. Abdruckes der ersten Ausgabe. Die einzelnen Drucke unterscheiden sich nur in Schriftbild, Erscheinungsort und leicht ver�nderter Seitenaufteilung. Die figurativ verzierte Titeleinrahmung dieser 5. Ausgabe zeigt Putten u. zwei Hirschen. Luthers theologische Deutung der Geschehnisse rund um die T�rkenkreuzz�ge, wie er sie vor allem in seiner Schrift �Vermahnung zum Gebet wider die T�rken� von 1541 vornahm, vollzog sich noch, wie auch bei anderen Verfassern dieser Zeit, im Kontext des mittelalterlichen Weltverst�ndnisses. In ... [Publisher: [Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner] 1541.] [Bookseller: amazon.de]
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Morato o Moretto, Fulvio Pellegrino Rimario de tutte le cadentie di Dante e Petrarca, raccolte per Pelegrino Moreto Mantovano. Novamente con la gionta stampato.
In Vinegia, Per Francesco Bindoni & Mapheo Pasini compagni, 1541In 16� (cm 9,4 x 15,5), legatura piena pergamena coeva, rimontata, cc (27), manca la carta bianca finale, al frontespizio splendida grande impresa tipografica, raffigurante l'arcangelo custode guaritore Raffaele che conduce il fanciullo Tobiolo, il quale reca in mano il pesce pescato nel Tigri, che lo voleva inghiottire; dati tipografici al colophon, testo su due colonne. Esemplare in discrete condizioni, ingialliture uniformi non deturpanti pi� intense alle ultime dieci cc, minuscoli tarletti non gravi al margine superiore della colonna di destra delle pagine di destra per le ultime dieci cc. Dedicato a Bernardino Mazzolini Ferrarese, questo erudito studio del Morato (m. 1549), letterato e professore di Lettere nato a Mantova, cortigiano della corte estense di Ferrara, raccoglie le rime di Dante e Petrarca indicando, per ogni voce, le coordinate bibliografiche. Due esemplari censiti in Edit 16, per questa rarissima edizione; BMC 448 per ediz. posteriore; Adams M, 1744 per ediz. posteriore. Olschki, Choix, 581 per altra ediz. [Bookseller: Bosio Studio Bibliografico di Giovanni B]
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Franck, Sebastian. Sprichw�rter, Sch�ne, Weise, Herrliche Clugreden, unnd Hoffspr�ch, Darinnen der alten und nachkommenen, aller Nationen unnd Sprachen gr�ste vernunfft und klugheyt. 2 Teile in 1. 6 Bl., 163 num. Bl., 1 w. Bl.; 111 (recte 211) num. Bl., 1 w. Bl. 4�. Pergamentbd d. Z. (fleckig).
Frankfurt, Christian Egenolff, 1541. - Seltene erste Ausgabe der reichhaltigen Sammlung, die einzige von Franck selbst besorgte. Francks Hauptwerk enth�lt fast 7000 Sprichw�rter. Seine Quellen sind Erasmus, Vives, Seneca, Murmellius, Bebel, Tappius, Tunnicius u. a. Dem lateinischen Sprichwort folgen jeweils eine knappe und treffende deutsche �bersetzung und sinnverwandte deutsche Sprichw�rter und Redensarten; die "kr�ftige Diktion hat den Klang der Volkssprache" (KNLL). Der zweite Teil enth�lt niederl�ndische, holl�ndische, brabantische und westf�lische Sprichw�rter. Franck sch�tzt die moralische Funktion des Sprichworts, in dem "ein gantz predig begriffen ist". "Zuweilen w�chst sich die Sprichworterkl�rung zu einem theologisch-moralischen Exkurs aus ., der aber gern durch kleine Tierfabeln und kr�ftige Redensarten aufgelockert wird" (KNLL). Sp�tere Ausgaben wurden vom Verleger Egenolff (ohne Hinweis) mit der Sammlung Agricolas vermischt. ? Innendeckel mit Besitzeintrag des Dichters Jo. Gottwerth M�ller. Titel mit Stempel der Stolberg. Bibliothek Wernigerode und kleinen Randl�suren, anfangs gebr�unt und fleckig, gelegentlich Marginalien und schwacher Wasserrand, �berwiegend jedoch gut. Bindung etwas gelockert. ? VD 16 F 2112. Goed. II 10, 1. Adams F 944. Kaczerowsky A 160. Moll 3692. * Rare first edition of this comprehensive collection, the only edition attended to by Franck himself. It contains nearly 7000 proverbs which he collected from the works of Erasmus, Vives, Seneca, Murmellius, Bebel, Tappius, Tunnicius et al. Each Latin proverb is accompanied by a poignant German translation and the corresponding German proverbs or sayings. The second part contains proverbs from the Netherlands, Holland, Brabant and Westphalia. ? Front paste-down with ownership inscription by poet Jo. Gottwerth M�ller, title with library stamp (Bibliothek Wernigerode) and slightly damaged in margins, occasional marginalia, occasional faint waterstain, binding slightly loosening, else very good. Contemporary vellum (stained). [Bookseller: Antiquariat Wolfgang Braecklein]
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SCRIPTORES REI RUSTICAE. Columella Lucio Giunio Moderato. De re rustica libri XII. Pagg. 491, (21). (insieme a:) Palladio Rutilio Tauro Eemiliano. De re rustica libri XIV. Pagg. 184, (8). (insieme a:) Catone Marco e Varrone M. Terenzio.De re rustica libri. Pagg. (16), 214, :) (Merula) Georgius Alexandrinus (1430-1494). Enarrationes vocum priscarum in Libris de re rustica (insieme a:) Beroaldo Filippo (1453-1505). Enarrationes in XIII Columellae libros. 84 carte non numerate. (insieme a:) Vettori Pietro (1499 - 1585).
Lione, Grifio, 1541-42.. 6 opere in un tomo in 8� (mm 170x105). Piena pergamena secentesca con tassello cartaceo recante titolo manoscritto. Marca editoriale silografica al frontespizio e alla carta finale di ogni trattato. Bella raccolta di quattro testi antichi e di tre autorevoli commenti umanistici. Con la locuzione "De re rustica" si indica un vero e proprio genere letterario della letteratura latina. L'elogio della vita di campagna come esempio delle antiche virtu, la possibilita di vivere con agio grazie alla corretta amministrazione dei propri possedimenti agricoli e la necessita morale di fornire il sostentamento per la citta di Roma, confluiscono a formare questi antichi manuali di agronomia. Il processo di concentrazione terriera nelle mani di pochi privilegiati, generando la fine della piccola proprieta contadina, creo un terreno fertile per tale produzione letteraria, indirizzata al ricco proprietario che vive in citta e affida la gestione della villa di campagna (l'azienda agricola) a un fattore, di condizione servile, riservandosi di ispezionarla personalmente di tanto in tanto. E' proprio in questo contesto storico che nascono i trattati di Catone (234-149 a.C.), Varrone (116-27 a.C.), Columella (4-10 d.C.) e Palladio (IV secolo d.C.). Interessanti anche i commenti dei tre umanisti, per il loro aspetto filologico in Merula e Vettori e per quello piu pratico in Beroaldo, che annoto gli antichi trattati di agronomia per l'utilita effettiva degli agricoltori suoi contemporanei. Buon esemplare, con minime mende alla legatura. Piccolo lavoro di tarlo al margine interno bianco delle prime carte. . [Bookseller: Libreria Antiquariat Perini Sas]
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Catholic Church Missale carthusiense
Widow of Thielman Kerver (Jolande Bonhomme) [1541], Paris - 8vo (textblock: 18 x 11 cm), [15 (of 16)], 166 (of 168) foliated leaves. Four large woodcut illustrations, numerous woodcut miniatures and initials, all with early coloring. Printed in red and black, two columns throughout. Full restored contemporary calf binding, lacking clasps but with two metal catches still present. Lacking three leaves (last preliminary, b8, and two final leaves, X7-8), including colophon. All illustrations present except printer's device. Condition good overall, with slight soiling to t.p., light dampstain to top outer corner of about 45 leaves toward beginning, smaller dampstain on lower inner corner of same leaves. Illustrations bright, with rich colors. Adams L 1228. Further information and photographs available upon request. [Bookseller: Hudson Street Books]
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ALFONSO X EL SABIO Las quatro partes enteras dela Cronica de Espa�a que mando componer el Serenissimo rey don Alonso llamado el sabio. Vista y enmendada mucha parte de su impresion por el maestro Florian Docampo: Cronistadel emperador rey nuestro se�or.
[Al fin:] Zamora, Agustin de Paz y Juan Picardo, 1541. En folio. Tipograf�a g�tica. Texto a dos columnas. 427 pp. (en realidad 417) inc. bella portada grabada e impresa a dos tintas con un gran escudo de las armas imperiales y todo dentro una orla ancha. Extraordinaria encuadernaci�n en tafilete marr�n realizada el siglo pasado para la biblioteca Salv�, con su super-libris dorado en centro de ambos planos y enmarcado dentro de una fina rueda dorada, cinco hilos dorados y un hilo gofrado; lomera ricamente cuajada de hierros dorados, nervios con doble hilo dorado y entrenervios con hilo gofrado; hilo dorado en los cantos y rueda dorada en el contracanto, cabeza y cortes tambi�n dorados. PRIMERA EDICI�N DE ESTA CELEBRE CR�NICA CONSIDERADA COMO "NO S�LO LA M�S INTERESANTE DE LAS CR�NICAS ESPA�OLAS, SINO DE TODAS LAS QUE EN CUALQUIER OTRO PA�S SE�ALAN EL PASO DE LAS TRADICIONES PO�TICAS Y ROM�NTICAS A LA SEVERA EXACTITUD DE LA VERDAD HIST�RICA" (Salv�).A�ade Salv� sobre este libro que es dif�cil de encontrar en cualquier estado pero que los ejemplares limpios, marginosos, y sobre todo con portada, son excesivamente raros.Este ejemplar de Salv� fue vendido en la venta Heredia bajo el lote n�mero 3094 por 140 francos.Procedencia: 1. Francisco de Salazar seg�n inscripci�n en tinta en el segundo folio. 2. Biblioteca Salv�, con super-libris en ambos planos y ex-libris de Heredia.Referencias: Salv� 2892; Palau 7129; Heredia 3094 [Bookseller: Librer�a Jos� Porr�a Turanzas, S.A.]
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(abrabanel judah ben isaac) leone medico ebreo Dialoghi di amore
Vinegia, Aldo, 1541In 16�, elegante legatura ottocentesca in piena pergamena con ricchi fregi impressi, in oro, al dorso, tasselli in pelle, etichetta "Rappaport Luzern" alla sguardia, timbro ex libris al front., ccnn 2, 261, 1. Grande ancora aldina al front. ed in fine. Marginali bruniture ma ottima copia. Rara e ricercata prima impressione aldina, di opera che ebbe numerose edizioni e grande successo. L'A. medico e rabbino spagnolo lasci� la sua patria nel 1492 ed esecit� a Napoli e Genova. Cabalista e mistico che si rivela anche negli scritti letterari. Renouard p. 123 n. 10; Brunet III, 984; Bibl. Magica casanatense n. 6. [Bookseller: Bosio Studio Bibliografico di Giovanni B]
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SCRIPTORES REI RUSTICAE. Columella Lucio Giunio Moderato. De re rustica libri XII. Pagg. 491, (21). (insieme a:) Palladio Rutilio Tauro Eemiliano. De re rustica libri XIV. Pagg. 184, (8). (insieme a:) Catone Marco e Varrone M. Terenzio.De re rustica libri. Pagg. (16), 214,
Grifio, 1541-42., Lione, - 6 opere in un tomo in 8� (mm 170x105). Piena pergamena secentesca con tassello cartaceo recante titolo manoscritto. Marca editoriale silografica al frontespizio e alla carta finale di ogni trattato.Bella raccolta di quattro testi antichi e di tre autorevoli commenti umanistici. Con la locuzione "De re rustica" si indica un vero e proprio genere letterario della letteratura latina. L'elogio della vita di campagna come esempio delle antiche virt�, la possibilit� di vivere con agio grazie alla corretta amministrazione dei propri possedimenti agricoli e la necessit� morale di fornire il sostentamento per la citt� di Roma, confluiscono a formare questi antichi manuali di agronomia. Il processo di concentrazione terriera nelle mani di pochi privilegiati, generando la fine della piccola propriet� contadina, cre� un terreno fertile per tale produzione letteraria, indirizzata al ricco proprietario che vive in citt� e affida la gestione della villa di campagna (l'azienda agricola) a un fattore, di condizione servile, riservandosi di ispezionarla personalmente di tanto in tanto. E' proprio in questo contesto storico che nascono i trattati di Catone (234-149 a.C.), Varrone (116-27 a.C.), Columella (4-10 d.C.) e Palladio (IV secolo d.C.). Interessanti anche i commenti dei tre umanisti, per il loro aspetto filologico in Merula e Vettori e per quello pi� pratico in Beroaldo, che annot� gli antichi trattati di agronomia per l'utilit� effettiva degli agricoltori suoi contemporanei.Buon esemplare, con minime mende alla legatura. Piccolo lavoro di tarlo al margine interno bianco delle prime carte. :) (Merula) Georgius Alexandrinus (1430-1494). Enarrationes vocum priscarum in Libris de re rustica (insieme a:) Beroaldo Filippo (1453-1505). Enarrationes in XIII Columellae libros. 84 carte non numerate.(insieme a:) Vettori Pietro (1499 - 1585). [Bookseller: libreria antiquaria perini]
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Marini [Marinus], Marco [Arca Noe Thesaurus Linguae Sanctae Novus.]
[Lacks Latin t.p. but has Hebrew t.p.]�-2�6,A-4N6; �1,A-3B6, Lacks a1 blank? before Index]a5,b-e8,f8.Text Complete.: [22 of 24], 492ff=984; [2],288ff=576 [74]pp., Venice:. First Edition. . Late 18th c. calf, elaborately blind-tooled in panels, spine gilt, red leather title lables, hinges started, edges marbled, marbled endpapers, dampstains (heavier in front of volume 1, but never obscuring text), repair to blank corner of �2, minor marginal worming at end of second volume; generally a very good sound copy.. Giovanni di Gara [Johannem Degaram],. Engraved Hebrew t.p. with Noah's Ark, Moses, King David, and the author, woodcut head-piece, printer's ornaments. Printer's 3 crown device (Z388) on verso of last leaf. Marini (1541-1594), Italian Hebraist born at Brescia. He entered orders and became the canon of S. Salvatore in Brescia. He was a polyglot and was learned in Greek, Arabic, Chaldern, Hebrew, and Russian. He was called to Rome by Gregory XIII and served as his translator as well as working for the Venetian state and others. He worked at extracting from the works of the Rabbis material that would elucidate the Bible. This is his great work and the culmination of his Hebrew studies. It is said that he resisted the bishops who wanted to elect him pope and he retired to his home town and died there. "The attitude of the former [Orthodox Catholics] is well illustrated in the imposing work of the canon Marini, which appeared at Venice in 1593, under the title of Noah�s Ark: A New Treasury of the Sacred Tongue. The huge folios begin with the declaration that the Hebrew tongue was "divinely inspired at the very beginning of the world," and the doctrine is steadily maintained that this divine inspiration extended not only to the letters but to the punctuation." [Andrew Dickson White, Hist. of the Warfare of Science With Theology.] EDIT 16 cnce 23088. Adams M597. Graesse IV,402. Marshall II,342. BM STC (Ital.) 418. Zaunmuller 178.Peroni, Bresciana, II, 222 [Bookseller: Krown & Spellman, Booksellers]
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Eck, Johann Ains Juden b!echlins verlegung darin ain Christ, gantzer Christenhait zu schmach, will es geschehe den Juden unrecht in bezichtigung der Christen Kinder Mordt
Gedruckt z Ingoldstat:: durch Alexander Weissenhorn,, 1541.. Deep walnut full calf old style: Round spine with raised bands, accented with gilt beading, gilt center devices in compartments; red leather spine label; fillets extending onto covers from each band to terminate in trefoils and covers framed in blind double fillets. Some early inner margins reinforced. Stray stains on some pages, beyond "light" on only one. A rather good copy.. 4to (19.5 cm; 7.75"). [96] ff. . Eck (1486-1543) was a forceful and often convincing voice for Catholicism during the first quarter century of the Reformation, and he was, specifically, Luther's "most indefatigable and important opponent" (Encyclopaedia Britannica). Here he weighs in on the always hot-button topic of the supposed Jewish practice of ritual murder, also known as the blood accusation or the blood libel. His position here was retrograde, and his powers of rhetoric significantly contributed to ongoing anti-semitism. The text is printed in gothic with side- and shouldernotes, and the title-page has a woodcut of the arms of the Bishop of Trent. => WorldCat locates only three copies in the U.S. and COPAC only three in the U.K. [Bookseller: Philadelphia Rare Books & Manuscripts Co]
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ALFONSO X EL SABIO Las quatro partes enteras dela Cronica de Espa�a que mando componer el Serenissimo rey don Alonso llamado el sabio. Vista y enmendada mucha parte de su impresion por el maestro Florian Docampo: Cronistadel emperador rey nuestro se�or.
[Al fin:] Zamora, Agustin de Paz y Juan Picardo, 1541. En folio. Tipograf�a g�tica. Texto a dos columnas. 427 pp. (en realidad 417) inc. bella portada grabada e impresa a dos tintas con un gran escudo de las armas imperiales y todo dentro una orla ancha. Extraordinaria encuadernaci�n en tafilete marr�n realizada el siglo pasado para la biblioteca Salv�, con su super-libris dorado en centro de ambos planos y enmarcado dentro de una fina rueda dorada, cinco hilos dorados y un hilo gofrado; lomera ricamente cuajada de hierros dorados, nervios con doble hilo dorado y entrenervios con hilo gofrado; hilo dorado en los cantos y rueda dorada en el contracanto, cabeza y cortes tambi�n dorados. PRIMERA EDICI�N DE ESTA CELEBRE CR�NICA CONSIDERADA COMO "NO S�LO LA M�S INTERESANTE DE LAS CR�NICAS ESPA�OLAS, SINO DE TODAS LAS QUE EN CUALQUIER OTRO PA�S SE�ALAN EL PASO DE LAS TRADICIONES PO�TICAS Y ROM�NTICAS A LA SEVERA EXACTITUD DE LA VERDAD HIST�RICA" (Salv�).A�ade Salv� sobre este libro que es dif�cil de encontrar en cualquier estado pero que los ejemplares limpios, marginosos, y sobre todo con portada, son excesivamente raros.Este ejemplar de Salv� fue vendido en la venta Heredia bajo el lote n�mero 3094 por 140 francos.Procedencia: 1. Francisco de Salazar seg�n inscripci�n en tinta en el segundo folio. 2. Biblioteca Salv�, con super-libris en ambos planos y ex-libris de Heredia.Referencias: Salv� 2892; Palau 7129; Heredia 3094 [Bookseller: Librer�a Jos� Porr�a Turanzas, S.A.]
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Schmitt, Arbogast Poetik
Akademie Verlag - Poetik (Akademie Verlag Berlin) ISBN: 978-3-05-004430-9 LeinenXXVIII, 789 S. - 24 x 17 cmPoetik Kommentiert von Schmitt, Arbogast Verlag : Akademie Verlag Berlin ISBN : 978-3-05-004430-9 Einband : Leinen Preisinfo : 98,00 Eur[D] / 100,80 Eur[A] Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : XXVIII, 789 S. - 24 x 17 cm Erschienen : 20.10.2008 Gewicht : 1541 g verwandte Themen : Philosophie Antike Philosophie Aristoteles [DNB] 98,00 Eur[D] Es gibt kaum einen literaturtheoretischen Text, der �ber Jahrhunderte hin eine solche Autorit�t ausge�bt hat wie Aristoteles’ kleiner Traktat "�ber die Dichtkunst". Die "Poetik" gilt seit der Renaissance als Text, der einen "neuen", der Welt zugewandeten Aristoteles zeigt, der der Dichtung die Aufgabe zugewiesen habe, die empirische Wirklichkeit selbst nachzuahmen. Dem Dichter war dadurch eine rationale Aufgabe gestellt: Er sollte die Ordnung der Welt erkennen und darstellen. Der Zweifel an der Ordnung und Sch�nheit der Welt und die so genannte Genie�sthetik f�hrten im 18. Jahrhundert zu einem Bruch mit der "aristotelischen" Nachahmungspoetik. Die Probleme, die die Umdeutung der "Poetik" zu einer "Nachahmungspoetik" in der Fr�hen Neuzeit mit sich brachten, wurden in der Forschung oft zu wenig beachtet. Der Aufgabe, die wirkungsgeschichtlichen Vorgaben der modernen Aristoteles-Deutung intensiver mit zu bedenken, stellt sich der Kommentar von Arbogast Schmitt, der auch die anthropologische Verortung der Dichtung, wie sie bei Aristoteles selbst und bei den sp�tantiken und mittelalterlichen Kommentatoren vorgenommen wird, ber�cksichtigt. Er versucht auf diese Weise, die Intention der "Poetik" dem modernen Leser n�her zu bringen. Der Kommentar hat einf�hrenden Charakter und versucht – auch f�r Studierende – die Verst�ndnisbedingungen, die ein heutiger Leser braucht, zusammenzustellen und zu erkl�ren. [Bookseller: Antiquariat-Versandbuchhandel Uwe L�b]
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[BAIF, Lazarus & ESTIENNE, Charles.] DE RE VESTIARIA libellus, ex Bayfio excerptus; addita vulgaris lingu� interpretatione, in adolescentulorum gratiam atque utilitatem. Secunda edito.
Paris., Roberto Stephani., 1541. [2],3 - 68, [10] (Index), [2]pp. Printer's emblem on title. Boundwith DE VASCULIS LIBELLUS, adulescentulorum acvsa ex Bayfio decerptus, addita vulgari atinarum vocum interpretatione. Luteti�. (Paris). Ex officina Rob. Stephani typographi Regii. 1547. [2], 3 - 52, [3]pp Index. Both publications bound as one in recent untitled, panelled full calf, gilt. Octavo. Excellent clean copies in a handsome binding. The first work contains a description of ancient Roman dress and textiles of all kinds; the second a description of vases and receptacles used by the Romans. They both have French glossaries. They were first published in 1535, and are adaptations by Charles Estienne of larger works by Lazarus Baif. They are considered to be the very first books published specifically both for the entertainment and edification of children. [Bookseller: The Canterbury Bookshop (David Miles)]
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ALFONSO X EL SABIO Las quatro partes enteras dela Cronica de Espa�a que mando componer el Serenissimo rey don Alonso llamado el sabio. Vista y enmendada mucha parte de su impresion por el maestro Florian Docampo: Cronistadel emperador rey nuestro se�or.
- [Al fin:] Zamora, Agustin de Paz y Juan Picardo, 1541. En folio. Tipograf�a g�tica. Texto a dos columnas. 427 pp. (en realidad 417) inc. bella portada grabada e impresa a dos tintas con un gran escudo de las armas imperiales y todo dentro una orla ancha. Extraordinaria encuadernaci�n en tafilete marr�n realizada el siglo pasado para la biblioteca Salv�, con su super-libris dorado en centro de ambos planos y enmarcado dentro de una fina rueda dorada, cinco hilos dorados y un hilo gofrado; lomera ricamente cuajada de hierros dorados, nervios con doble hilo dorado y entrenervios con hilo gofrado; hilo dorado en los cantos y rueda dorada en el contracanto, cabeza y cortes tambi�n dorados. PRIMERA EDICI�N DE ESTA CELEBRE CR�NICA CONSIDERADA COMO "NO S�LO LA M�S INTERESANTE DE LAS CR�NICAS ESPA�OLAS, SINO DE TODAS LAS QUE EN CUALQUIER OTRO PA�S SE�ALAN EL PASO DE LAS TRADICIONES PO�TICAS Y ROM�NTICAS A LA SEVERA EXACTITUD DE LA VERDAD HIST�RICA" (Salv�).A�ade Salv� sobre este libro que es dif�cil de encontrar en cualquier estado pero que los ejemplares limpios, marginosos, y sobre todo con portada, son excesivamente raros.Este ejemplar de Salv� fue vendido en la venta Heredia bajo el lote n�mero 3094 por 140 francos.Procedencia: 1. Francisco de Salazar seg�n inscripci�n en tinta en el segundo folio. 2. Biblioteca Salv�, con super-libris en ambos planos y ex-libris de Heredia.Referencias: Salv� 2892; Palau 7129; Heredia 3094 [Bookseller: Librer�a Jos� Porr�a Turanzas S.A.]
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ERASME. Adagiorum.
Lyon, Sebastien Gryphe, 1541. - In-folio, [dimension: 310 x 210 mm] de (64) pp., 1346 col., 1 p. bl., 1 f. bl. Basane brune, dos � nerfs orn�, encadrement dor� sur les plats. (Reliure de la fin du XVIe.) Belle �dition, donn�e par Sebastien Gryphe, le rival lyonnais des Estienne, avec sa marque N�4 sur le titre et la N�8, belle et de grande taille au dernier feuillet. Manques de cuir aux coiffes, coins un peu us�s, mors sup�rieur fendill�. Bon exemplaire, dans une agr�able reliure. Int�rieur tr�s frais. Baudrier VIII, 141. [Bookseller: Hugues de Latude]
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BROHON (Jean). De stirpibus vel plantis ordine alphabeticco digestis epitome, longe quam antehac, per Joannem Brohon Costantinatem, locupletotior, emendatiorque edita. Cui accesserunt volatilium, gressilium, piscium, placentarunque magis frequantium apud Gallias nomina, per Leodegarium a Quercu.
(Ca�n) Cadomi prostaiit Michaelis Ang-ier ac Dyonisii Bouvet 1541 - In 8� rilegato in piena pergamena, cc. 63. Edizione originale rarissima. Durling, 711 riporta la seconda edizione di Parigi, 1543. Non si trova in nessun altra raccolata o bibliografia consultata. KVK reperta una sola copia alla British Library. Jean Brohn, fu medico, botanico e astrologo francese, nacque a Coutances agli inizi del XVI secolo e mor� intorno al 1575. Fu rettore dell’Universit� di Caen.L’Autore compendia in ordine alfabetico le piante ad uso degli erboristi, tratte da Teofrasto, Plinio, Galeno, Dioscoride, con l’aggiunta dei pesci e dei volatili [Bookseller: Libreria Bertocchi]
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TERENTIUS. Comoediae sex, tum ex Donati commentariis, tum ex optimorum, praesertim veterum, exemplarium collatione, diligentius quam unquam antehac, emendate Aelii Donati commentariiCalphurnii in tertiam comediam doctissima interpretatio. Indicata sunt diligentius Idque studio & opera des. Erasmi roterodami
Paris, Robert Estienne, 1541. - In-4, [dimension: 265 x 180 mm] de 621, (28) pp. Veau glac�, dos � nerfs orn�, plats orn�s de plusieurs encadrements dor�s, avec fleurons aux angles et d'un large d�cor d'arabesques dor�es et � la cire, avec armes au centre, tranches dor�es. (Reliure de l'�poque.) Edition estim�e, dont Montaigne poss�dait un exemplaire. Pour Brunet, elle a toujours �t� recherch�e des collectionneurs et il cite plusieurs exemplaires provenant de collections prestigieuses, dont celles de de Thou et de Heber. C'est aussi le cas de cet exemplaire provenant de Pomponne de Belli�vre. On trouve sa signature sur le titre ("Belli�vre" qui a �t� anciennement biff�) et ses armes au centre du cartouche central. Pomponne de Belli�vre (Lyon, 1529-1607) a �t� successivement ambassadeur en Suisse, pr�sident au pr�sidial de Lyon, conseiller d'Etat, surintendant des finances et enfin Chancelier de France. Homme cultiv� et nourri d'auteurs antiques, Belli�vre jouissait d'une grande r�putation de vertu et de probit�. Schreiber, The Estienne 67 : "This edition appears to have been a favorite with collectors throughout the centuries, and Brunet records several famous copies, including those of de Thou et Heber." Exemplaire r�gl�. Au colophon: "Excudebat Robertus Stephanus MDXLII , 4 Janvier. Autre ex-libris manuscrit ancien sur le titre : "Henri Lemaistre". Petits d�fauts � la reliure, qui dans l'ensemble est dans un excellent �tat de conservation. Brunet, V, 713 Magnificient contemporary binding from Pomponne de Belli�vre 's library. This edition appears to have been a favorite with collectors throughout the centuries. [Bookseller: Hugues de Latude]
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PHILOSOPHIE : LES SEPT SAGES DE LA GRECE;AULUS PERSIUS FL... Recueil factice de 3 impressions parisiennes du milieu du XVI�me si�cle
Guillaume Morel. Simon de Colines Paris 1541-1553-1558 3 ouvrages en 1 volume in-8. 1/2 veau havane. Reliure du XIX�me si�cle.(Infime d�faut � la coiffe inf�rieure. Epidermure b�nigne). 1) Auli Persii Flacci Satyrae sex. Cum annotatiunculis in margine adjectis. Paris, Simon de Colines, 1541. 12 feuillets chiffr�s. (a8-b4) Edition rare, qui manque � Renouard (Bibliographie de Colines), avec la m�me collation que l'�dition de 1535. 2) Twn Epta Sofwn kai twn sun autoiV katariqmounqwn apofqegmata, sumbwlai kai upoqhkai. Paris, Guillaume Morel. 1558. 32 pages chiffr�es. (A8-B8) Superbe impression, enti�rement en Grecs du Roi Gros Romain. Les Sept Sages (Solon, Thal�s de Milet, P�riandre, Pittacos, Cl�obule, Chilon et Bias, auxquels se joignent Anacharsis, Myson et Pherecyde) sont les premiers des Pr�-Socratiques. Leurs maximes et apophtegmes ont �t� transmis par Sosiadis et conserv�s par Stob�e. (Greswell, Early Parisian Greek Press, II, 46.) 3) Septem Sapientum et eorum qui cum iis adnumerantur, scite dicta, consilia et praecepta ....Sosiadis Septem Sapientum praecepta. Pais, Guillaume Morel, 1553. 12 feuillets non chiffr�s. (A8-B4) [Bookseller: Librairie Veyssi�re]
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Urheber (sonst.): Dzaja, Srecko M. / Weiss, G�nter Austro-Turcica 1541-1552 Diplomatische Akten des habsburgischen Gesandtschaftsverkehrs mit der Hohen Pforte im Zeitalter S�leymans des Pr�chtigen Herausgegeben von Karl Nehring in Verbindung mit Mathias Bernath
Oldenbourg - Austro-Turcica 1541-1552 Diplomatische Akten des habsburgischen Gesandtschaftsverkehrs mit der Hohen Pforte im Zeitalter S�leymans des Pr�chtigen Herausgegeben von Karl Nehring in Verbindung mit Mathias Bernath (Oldenbourg, R) ISBN: 978-3-486-56167-8 Leinen 771 S. Austro-Turcica 1541-1552 Diplomatische Akten des habsburgischen Gesandtschaftsverkehrs mit der Hohen Pforte im Zeitalter S�leymans des Pr�chtigen Herausgegeben von Karl Nehring in Verbindung mit Mathias Bernath Urheber (sonst.): Dzaja, Srecko M. / Weiss, G�nter Verlag : Oldenbourg, R ISBN : 978-3-486-56167-8 Einband : Leinen Preisinfo : 79,80 Eur[D] / 82,10 Eur[A] Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : 771 S. Erschienen : 21.11.1995 Gewicht : 1485 g Aus der Reihe : S�dosteurop�ische Arbeiten 95 verwandte Themen : Hatschek Geschichte Fr�he Neuzeit Geschichte Ost- und S�dosteuropa 79,80 Eur[D] Die Austro-Turcica 1541-1552 sind die Fortsetzung der ber�hmten Edition von G�vay. Reiches Archivmaterial - Quellen in deutscher, italienischer, lateinischer und spanischer Sprache - ist hier ver�ffentlicht. Ein umfangreicher Index erl�utert Namen und Begriffe. Aus dem Inhalt: - die Gebietsanspr�che K�nig Ferdinands I. und Sultan S�leymans in Ungarn und Siebenb�rgen - der erste Friedensvertrag (1547) - die habsburgisch-franz�sische Rivalit�t am Hofe des Sultans - die Auseinandersetzungen zwischen Kaiser Karl V. und den Osmanen um die Vormacht im Mittelmeer [Bookseller: Antiquariat-Versandbuchhandel Uwe L�b]
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VALERIUS MAXIMUS Valerii Maximi moralium exemplorum libri novem, summa diligentia castigati ac fidelissimis eruditissimorum virorum Oliverii f. Arziganensis.
Venezia, Ottaviano Scoto, D. Amadei F. 1541 - In 4�, piena pelle coeva con mancanza al dorso. Cc. 12 non numerate, le prime quattro con un vistoso restauro (che parola grossa!!) non recente per circa due terzi di pagina sul lato esterno + CCXLVI carte co testo al centro e commento a contorno, qualche lettera ornata, una piccola marca tipografica in fine ed una piccola incisione al frontespizio. Qualche giallitura ed accenno di tarlo ma, eccetto le prime quattro carte, esemplare godibile [Bookseller: SEAB]
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PHILOSOPHIE : LES SEPT SAGES DE LA GRECE;AULUS PERSIUS FLACCUS; Recueil factice de 3 impressions parisiennes du milieu du XVI�me si�cle
Guillaume Morel. Simon de Colines Paris 1541-1553-1558 - 3 ouvrages en 1 volume in-8. 1/2 veau havane. Reliure du XIX�me si�cle.(Infime d�faut ‡ la coiffe inf�rieure. Epidermure b�nigne). 1) Auli Persii Flacci Satyrae sex. Cum annotatiunculis in margine adjectis. Paris, Simon de Colines, 1541. 12 feuillets chiffr�s. (a8-b4) Edition rare, qui manque ‡ Renouard (Bibliographie de Colines), avec la m�me collation que l'�dition de 1535. 2) Twn Epta Sofwn kai twn sun autoiV katariqmounqwn apofqegmata, sumbwlai kai upoqhkai. Paris, Guillaume Morel. 1558. 32 pages chiffr�es. (A8-B8) Superbe impression, enti�rement en Grecs du Roi Gros Romain. Les Sept Sages (Solon, Thal�s de Milet, P�riandre, Pittacos, Cl�obule, Chilon et Bias, auxquels se joignent Anacharsis, Myson et Pherecyde) sont les premiers des Pr�-Socratiques. Leurs maximes et apophtegmes ont �t� transmis par Sosiadis et conserv�s par Stob�e. (Greswell, Early Parisian Greek Press, II, 46.) 3) Septem Sapientum et eorum qui cum iis adnumerantur, scite dicta, consilia et praecepta.Sosiadis Septem Sapientum praecepta. Pais, Guillaume Morel, 1553. 12 feuillets non chiffr�s. (A8-B4) [Bookseller: Jean-Paul Veyssi�re]
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Aesop: Fabulae graece et latine, cum alijs opusculis, quorum index proxima refertur pagella.
- Basel, Johannes Herwagen d.�., 1541. 8�. 368, (4) S. (Index). Mit 12 Holzschnitt-Initialen u. 2 Holzschnitt-Druckermarken. Lederbd. d. (vermutlich) 17. Jhs. mit Deckel- u. R�ckenvergoldung (berieben u. fleckig). VD 16, A 418. - Enth�lt neben (1.:) Aesops Fabeln (bis S. 231): (2.:) Gabriae Graeci Tetrasticha. (3.:) Aphthonius, Exercitamentis. (4.:) Philostratus, Imaginibus fabulae. (5.:) Homer, Ranarum et murium pugna. (6.:) Musaeus, de Hero et Leandro. (7.:) Agapetus, Expositio capitum admonitoriorum. (8.:) Hippokrates, Iusiurandum. (9.:) Theodorus Prodromus, Galeomyomachia. Ausser 9. (griechisch) alle in griechisch/lateinisch. - Mit 2 gest. Exlibris auf vord. u. hint. fest. Vors�tzen sowie Namensz�gen u. getilgt. Eintrag von alter Hand auf der Titelseite u. hint. Vorsatz. S. 105 mit Marginalien von alter Hand. S. 285 mit 1 x 4 Eck-Fehlstelle. Leicht gebr�unt. Aussensteg ab S. 300 wasserrandig. - Einband restauriert unter Verwendung des alten R�ckens u. der alten Deckel. - Antike - Altertum / Antiquity - Ancient World; Fabeln / Tales; Griechisch / Greek; Lateinisch / Latin; Philosophie / Philosophy [Bookseller: EOS Buchantiquariat Benz]
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COLUMELLA L.I.M L. Iunii Moderati Columellae, De re Rustica Libri XII. Eiusdem De Arboribus Liber, Separatus Ab Aliis
Lugduni: Seb. Gryphium. [Figurato agricoltura] (cm. 17,6) buona piena pergamena manoscritta fine XVI sec. Titolo manoscritto al dorso.-- pp. 491, pp. 21 nn. Marca xilografica all' inizio e in fine. Capilettera figurati con vari schemi, attrezzi e figure geometriche n.t. Rara edizione di opera tra le pi� dotte e interessanti che l' antichit� ha tramandato. Manca al Bm. Stc. French, al westbury e al Baudrier "Bibliogr. Lionnaise" VIII p. 145 che cita un' edizione con diverso numero di pp. Un alone interessa il margine bianco del vol. peraltro ottimo e fresco esemplare ben marginato. * Adams C 2409; * Ceresoli 164; * Simon Bib. Gastr 192; * Simon Bacch. 604; Brunet V 246; * Graesse II 229. . buone condizioni. Rilegato. 1541. [Bookseller: Libri antichi e rari Francesco e Claudia]
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Aesop Fabulae graece et latine, cum alijs opusculis, quorum index proxima refertur pagella.
Basel, Johannes Herwagen d.� 1541. 8�. 368, (4) S. (Index). Mit 12 Holzschnitt-Initialen u. 2 Holzschnitt-Druckermarken. Lederbd. d. (vermutlich) 17. Jhs. mit Deckel- u. R�ckenvergoldung (berieben u. fleckig). VD 16, A 418. - Enth�lt neben (1.:) Aesops Fabeln (bis S. 231): (2.:) Gabriae Graeci Tetrasticha. (3.:) Aphthonius, Exercitamentis. (4.:) Philostratus, Imaginibus fabulae. (5.:) Homer, Ranarum et murium pugna. (6.:) Musaeus, de Hero et Leandro. (7.:) Agapetus, Expositio capitum admonitoriorum. (8.:) Hippokrates, Iusiurandum. (9.:) Theodorus Prodromus, Galeomyomachia. Ausser 9. (griechisch) alle in griechisch/lateinisch. - Mit 2 gest. Exlibris auf vord. u. hint. fest. Vors�tzen sowie Namensz�gen u. getilgt. Eintrag von alter Hand auf der Titelseite u. hint. Vorsatz. S. 105 mit Marginalien von alter Hand. S. 285 mit 1 x 4 Eck-Fehlstelle. Leicht gebr�unt. Aussensteg ab S. 300 wasserrandig. - Einband restauriert unter Verwendung des alten R�ckens u. der alten Deckel. - [Bookseller: EOS Buchantiquariat Benz]
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MESUE Jean Opera divi Ioannis Mesue. Divi Ioannis Mesue medicorum evangelistae celeberrimi praeclara opera, no pauca artis medicae studiosis utilissima, scituq necessaria complecteria quae non folum quam hactenus fuerint nuperrime castigotioria, uerumetiam multo locupletioria (adiectis perque doctorum virorum commentarijs & additionibus) reddita sunt : ut candidissimo cuique lectori constabit, singulas tractatuum inscriptiones, quas congrua serie digestas proxime sequens pagina continet, dispicienti : Accessit his quae praescripta sunt diligenter contextus index, quo citra longae inquisitionis laborem dirigetur candidus lector, ad ea quae scire voluerit in promptu comperienda.
S.n., [Parisii?] (Paris) 1541 - Premi�re �dition tr�s rare de ces œuvres de Jean Mesue. Absent � la BNF et aux catalogues fran�ais ainsi qu'� la British Library. Un exemplaire � Manchester. Absent � Brunet et � Graesse. Selon Manchester, l'auteur v�ritable serait celui que l'on nomme le Pseudo Mesu�, pour le distinguer de Jean Mesu�. Pseudo Mesu� serait un m�decin arabe du XIIe qui aurait emprunt� le nom de l'illustre m�decin du IXe par souci de gloire et parce que ses recherches et travaux s'orientaient dans la m�me voie, l'utilisation des aliments, c'est ainsi que Pseudo Mesu� est aujourd'hui consid�r� comme le p�re de la confiserie moderne, car il employait le sucre � des fins th�rapeutiques en utilisant certaines recettes anciennes, prises notamment chez Jean Mesu� et les grands anciens. Edition � caract�res gothiques imprim�e sur deux colonnes. Nombreuses lettrines. Page de titre dans un encadrement (grande frise renaissance avec putti et rinceaux). Plein Veau d'�poque, le dos � nerfs semble avoir �t� restaur� au XIXe. Grand fer central renaissance sur les plats avec encadrement � froid et fers dans les angles. Travaux d'insectes restaur�s sur les plats. Le livre a servi certainement d'�critoire, un �criture ancienne s'�tant d�pos�e sur les plats en miroir. L�g�res restaurations marginales au premier et dernier feuillet. Mouillures claires en d�but et fin d'ouvrage sur une vingtaine de feuillets. Un Vol. in Folio de Fo.CCCXXXV. Abu Zakariya Yahya Ibn Masuyah dit Jean Mesue, m�decin chr�tien n� � Khuz pr�s de Ninive en 776 et mort � Bagdad en 855 o� il exer�a et pratiqua la m�decine, et qui fut le m�decin personnel du khalife Haroun El Rachid. En dehors du r�le pr��minent qu'il joua dans la m�decine arabe, traduisant nombre de textes grecs, son livre des aphorismes (des axiomes m�dicaux) eut un succ�s consid�rable en occident, dont certains ont encore cours aujourd'hui. Il r�digea �galement le premier trait� de di�t�tique reposant sur les propri�t�s des aliments de Gallien, analysant les effets de 140 aliments sur le corps. Par ailleurs la m�decine arabe commen�a � influencer d'une mani�re importante l'Europe au XVe si�cle, car les arabes avaient comment� et traduit nombre de textes grecs. Les œuvres de Pseudo Mesue sont comment�es par plusieurs m�decins europ�ens : Christofori Georgius, D. Michaelius, Francisci de Pedemotio, Nicolaius. _1541. in Folio (31,4x22cm). cccxxxv ff. Un Vol. reli�. [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Librairie Le Feu Follet]
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Elijah ben Asher haLevi Ashkenazi / haBahur. Sefer ha Tishbi ... Opusculum recens Hebraicum
a Doctissimo Hebraeo Eliia Levita Germano Grammatico elaboratum, cui titulum fecit Tishbi (hebr.) id est, Thisbites, in quo 712. uocum, que sunt partim Hebraice, Chaldaicae, Arabice, Graecae & Latinae, queq in Dictionarijs non facile inueniuntur: & � Rabbinis tamen Hebreorum, in scriptis suis passim usurpantur: origo, etymon, & uerus usus doct� ostenditur & explicatur, per Paulum Fagium, in gratiam studiosorum linguae Sanctae latinitate donatum. In-4. Sp�terer Pappband. (12), 271 (recte 378) Bll., 2 Bll. (davon 1 in Faksimile). Isnae (Isny) in Algauia 1541 (5301). - - - - VD 16 E 1009. Steinschneider, Cat. bibl. Bodl. p. 942 N. 4960 46 (2). F�rst II, 241. Erste Ausgabe und erstes in Paul Fagus' hebr�ischer Druckerei in Isny entstandenes Buch, dessen Autor, Elias Levita (1469-1549) genannt ha-Bahur, die entscheidende Gestalt in der Vermittlung des Hebr�ischen an katholische Kardin�le(z.B. Egidio di Viterbo) wie evangelische Reformatoren (z.B. Sebastian M�nster) war. Den Tishbi , neuarti [Publisher: Fagius] [Bookseller: amazon.de]
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PEPIN GUILLELMI. Sermones in epistolas quadragesiomales excelleti novos ordine ab ipsomet digesti :tu evangelicis eu canonicis autoritatibus egregie fulciti/r hac nuperrima impressione reintegrati ut eos visitantibuis liquere poterit.
Benedictum Bonnyn., Lugo. 1541 - In 16�, p. perg. a codici, cc.nn. 5 + cc.n. 130. SEGUE: Sermones in Evangelia quadragesimalia excelleti novous ordine ab ipsomet digesti :tu evangelicis eu canonicis autoritatibus egregie fulciti/r hac nuperrima impressione reintegrati ut eos visitantibuis liquere poterit, cc.nn. 9 + cc.n. 333. Frontespizi su inc. a tutta p., il primo presenta anche stampa con inchiosto rosso e nero. Capilettera. Sulle ultime pag. di entrambi i tomi � impressa marca tipografica. Stampa a carattere gotico ben leggibile e carta in buono stato. Cerniera staccata, con legatura sciolta. Testo completo. Fioritue. D. rinforzato. I sermoni di G. Pepin (morto nel 1533) raggiunsero un tale prestigio che il suo nome diede luogo al neologismo pepinizzare, cioe' predicare elegantemente , e al detto popolare: nescit praedicare qui nescit pepinare. Escludendo le mende alla rilegatura vol. in condizioni pi� che buone, raramente reperibile. [Bookseller: Libreria Cicerone]
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THEOPHRASTUS ERES (TEOFRASTO) OPERA, QUAE QUIDEM A TOT SAECULIS ADHUC RESTANT, OMNIA...PARTIM HINC INDE CONQUISITA, ATQUE IN UNUM VELUTI CORPUS NUNC PRIMUM REDACTA: PARTIM A MULTIS...MENDIS...REPURGATA. EORUM TUM PRAESTANTIAM...COGNOSCES CUM CAESAREAE MAIEST
Basileae: (IN FINE): J. OPORINUS 1541. ...REGIS GRATIA AC PRIVILEGIO AD SEPTENNIUM. Basileae, (in fine): J. Oporinus 1541. (cm.30) curioso cartonato originale con frammenti di pergamena manoscritta, doppi nervi esterni. -- cc. 6 nn., pp. 291 + 1 pag. bianca. Fregi e capilettera in xilografia. La prefazione di Heronymus Gemusaeus, � in latino, tutto il testo � in greco a piena pagina e molto elegante. Prima edizione rarissima del sec. XVI della celebre opera scientifica, botanica e medica, preceduta solo dall' edizione Aldina del 1498. Il nostro esemplare non porta al frontis il nome del Camerario e la sua prefazione, ma � una variante rara con la prefazione del Gemuseo. Manca a CHOIX, DURLING e WALLER mentre ADAMS e WELLCOME hanno solo l' edizione col Camerario. Qualche lievissima ombreggiatura a poche carte in fine altrimenti esemplare molto bello nitido e marginoso. Nella sua interessante legatura originale che sia all' interno che all' esterno dei piatti conserva frammenti cartacei e membranacei manoscritti del XIV e XV secolo. L' opera, verosimilmente doveva essere ricoperta in pergamena che attualmente manca. PRITZEL 9190; BM. STC. GERMAN 856; GRAESSE VII 124; FEDERICI " SCRITTORI GRECI " p. 163 illustra le due varianti. . buone condizioni. Rilegato. prima edizione. 1541. [Bookseller: Libri antichi e rari Francesco e Claudia]
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Apicius, et al CAELII APITII, SUMMI ADVLATRICIS MEDICINAE ARTIFICI, De re Culinaria libri Decem B PLATINAE CREMONENSIS De Tuenda ualetudine, Natura rerum, & Popinae scientia Libri X PAVLI AEGINETAE De Facultatibus alimentorum Tractatus, Albano Torino Interprete
Apud Seb. Gryphivm, Lvgvduni (i.e., Lyon, France) 1541 - 314, [14, unnumbered] pp. Index. 17 cm. One of the earliest printed editions of this important collection of recipes from the late Roman Empire, usually thought to have been compiled in the late 4th or early 5th century AD and written in a language that is in many ways closer to Vulgar than to Classical Latin. Bitting notes, "It is not probable that any one of the three Roman epicures who bore the name Apicius was the author of the book. The name was synonymous with gourmandise, and, among the ancients, was given to choice dishes." The text is organized in ten books, arranged in a similar manner to a modern cookbook: Epimeles inscribitur (The Chef), Artoptes (Meats), Cepurica (From the garden), Pandecter (Various dishes), Osprion (Peas, beans, lentils, chickpeas, etc.), Trophetes (Fowl), Polyteles (Fowl), Tetrapus (Quadrupeds), Thalassa (Sea fish), Halieus (Fish). The foods described in Apicius are useful for reconstructing the dietary habits of the ancient world around the Mediterranean basin, although the recipes are clearly geared to the wealthiest classes and include such exotic ingredients as flamingo. [Bitting, p. 11; Cagle 32; Crahan sale 3; Simon 123; Vicaire col. 31]. Front joint starting, evidence of worming to spine, unobtrusive markings of prior ownership but over all a clean, tight copy of this desirable work, VG-VG+ Full period vellum, with gilt-lettered morocco spine label [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Bea and Peter Siegel Books, ABAA]
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ESOPE et alii Fabulae graecae et latine, cum aliis opusculis.
B�le, Hervage, 1541. - 1 vol. in-8�, demi-parchemin Bradel avec coins, pi�ce de titre en basane brune. Reliure moderne. Ex-libris mss. cancell�s sur la p. de titre. 363 pp., (5) pp. Signatures : [a-z]8. Mouillures et qq. traces de moisissure, page de titre et dernier f. endommag�s (sans perte de texte). Edition grecque avec la traduction latine en regard. Elle contient la vie d'Esope par Planude, les fables d'Esope, suivies des œuvres d'autres fabulistes grecs et autres textes sur le m�me sujet : les fables de Gabrios, l'essai d'Aphthonius sur les fables, celui de Philostrate, la Batrachomyomachie d'Hom�re, H�ro et L�andre de Mus�e, les Tablettes royales d'Agapet, le serment d'Hippocrate, la Gal�omyomachia (en grec seulement). Le texte de cette �dition est copi� sur l'�dition de Milan (vers 1479) d'apr�s le manuscrit de Planude. La traduction latine est d'un certain Rinicius. Graesse I, 32; Adams A284. [Bookseller: Librairie Ancienne J.-Marc Dechaud]
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TOLOMEO CLAUDIO. Tabu. Moder. Sicili. & Sardi.
Vienne, 1541.. Incisione in legno, con bella coloritura a mano di vecchia data, mm 330x440. Bella carta raffigurante la Sicilia, la Sardegna, la Corsica e tutto il Tirreno meridionale. Titolo entro cartiglio in alto. Fascinosa carta geografica tratta da "Geographicae enarrationes libri octo", opera curata da Servetus e stampata da Treschel. Claudio Tolomeo pubblico la sua "Geografia" nel 150 d.C. ca. in greco; portata in Italia da Costantinopoli nel XIII secolo e tradotta in latino, assunse un'enorme importanza tanto da divenire base per tutta la cartografia medievale e rinascimentale. Dal 1477, anno dell'editio princeps, l'opera venne pubblicata in piu edizioni, ogni volta con migliorie e aumenti dell'apparato iconografico. Bell'esemplare con piccoli difetti restaurati lungo la piega centrale; qualche piccolo restauro a minime mende marginali. Laurent Fries (Laurentius Frisius), viaggio moltissimo, studio fisica e matematica a Vienna, Padova, Montpellier e Colmar, prima di stabilirsi a Strasburgo. Qui, per la prima volta, si hanno sue notizie come disegnatore del mappamondo di Peter Apian, pubblicato nel 1520. La mappa di Apian si basava su quella di Waldseemuller del 1507 che, senza dubbio, stuzzico l'interesse che Fries aveva relativamente agli "atlanti tolameici" del 1513 e 1520, e lo porto ad entrare in contatto con l'editore Johannes Gruninger. Dufour/Lagumina 54. . Sicilia, Sardegna, Corsica [Bookseller: Libreria Antiquariat Perini Sas]
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HOFSTEDE, P.). Het leven van den geleerden en wijdvermaarden Janus Vlegelius, luthersche koster en schoolleeraar in 's-Gravenhage.
M. Schooneveld, 1541, Amst., - 8vo. Wrappers. IV, 56 pp. Sharp satire written anonymously by Petrus Hofstede against the Lutheran minister F.G.C. R�tz, who had given a very critical evaluation of Hofstede's book on church affairs in the Dutch East-Indies. Petrus Hofstede (1716-1803), was an Orangist orthodox minister of the Church at Rotterdam. He also was a passionate book collector, whose library was visited by Bj�rnst�hl during his travels in Europe in 1774-1775. The present satire is of interest too with regard to schools and education, because of its school-scenes and discussions of schoolbooks. "Janus Vlegelius" is the Dutch equivalent of "John Hobbledehoy". The professions of sexton and schoolmaster, here ascribed to the reverend R�tz, were usually linked together and both very poorly paid, so of little social consequence. Good copy.- (With ex-libris of D. Wouters). Scheepers II, 1108; cf. Buijnsters, J.J. Bj�rnst�hl's bezoek aan Ned. boekverzamelaars, in: Ned. Lit. 18e Eeuw, p. 138, and pp. 146-147. [Attributes: Soft Cover] [Bookseller: Antiquariaat FORUM BV]
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TOLOMEO CLAUDIO. Tabu. Moder. Sicili. & Sardi.
1541., Vienne, 1541 - Incisione in legno, con bella coloritura a mano di vecchia data, mm 330x440. Bella carta raffigurante la Sicilia, la Sardegna, la Corsica e tutto il Tirreno meridionale. Titolo entro cartiglio in alto. Fascinosa carta geografica tratta da "Geographicae enarrationes libri octo", opera curata da Servetus e stampata da Treschel. Claudio Tolomeo pubblic� la sua "Geografia" nel 150 d.C. ca. in greco; portata in Italia da Costantinopoli nel XIII secolo e tradotta in latino, assunse un'enorme importanza tanto da divenire base per tutta la cartografia medievale e rinascimentale. Dal 1477, anno dell'editio princeps, l'opera venne pubblicata in pi� edizioni, ogni volta con migliorie e aumenti dell'apparato iconografico. Bell'esemplare con piccoli difetti restaurati lungo la piega centrale; qualche piccolo restauro a minime mende marginali.Laurent Fries (Laurentius Frisius), viaggi� moltissimo, studi� fisica e matematica a Vienna, Padova, Montpellier e Colmar, prima di stabilirsi a Strasburgo. Qui, per la prima volta, si hanno sue notizie come disegnatore del mappamondo di Peter Apian, pubblicato nel 1520. La mappa di Apian si basava su quella di Waldseemuller del 1507 che, senza dubbio, stuzzic� l'interesse che Fries aveva relativamente agli "atlanti tolameici" del 1513 e 1520, e lo port� ad entrare in contatto con l'editore Johannes Gruninger. Dufour/Lagumina 54. [Bookseller: libreria antiquaria perini]
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APIANUS, Petrus Instrumentum sinuum seu primi mobilis nuper Petro Apriano inventum, nunc autem ab eodem diligenter recognitum & locupletatum. Cuius tractatione, cum genuinus & latissime patens Sinuum usus clarissime deprehenditur, tum vero quicquid earundem Sinuu
Nuremberg: Joh. Petreius. 1541. Modern black morocco in antique style with morocco trimmed slipcase. Folio . Second (1st: 1534), enlarged and corrected edition of this important instrument book by Petrus Apianus (1495-1552) who "... was a pioneer in astronomical and geographical instrumentation, and one of the most successful popularizers of these subjects during the sixteenth century. He studied mathematics and astronomy at Leipzig and Vienna, and quickly established a reputation as an outstanding mathematician" (DSB I, pp. 178- 9). He published a number of important works in his fields of astronomy, geography and mathematics: "Of greater scientific significance, however, is Apian's Instrumentum sinuum sive primi mobilis (1534), where he calculates sines for every minute, with the radius divided decimally. These are the first such tables ever printed" (ibid.). In addition to providing a new preface to the work (dated September 1540) van Ortroy notes numerous other differences. First of all the first edition also included an astronomy work by Gerber that Petreius didn't bother to reprint here. However he notes that Apian has included numerous marginal notes and two new leaves of text as an appendix to the "Quadrans primi mobilis" (leaves [c4]-d1). The work is very rare [88] pp. Large title woodcut, with full-page armoral woodcut on verso, numerous diagrams and a set of tables. Title printed in red and black. ! VD 16, A 3088; IA. 106.434; Adams A-1293; Houzeau-Lancaster, 2399; Zinner 1768; van Ortroy, Apian, 108 [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice, Inc.]
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CLARIO ISIDORO. Novi Testamenti Vulgata quidem aeditio, sed quae ad vetustissimorum utriusque linguae exemplarium fidem, nunc demum emendata est diligentissime, ut novano desideretur, adiectis scholijs, et doctis, et pijs: & quibus opus est locis, ita locupletibus, ut pro comentarijs sufficere possint.
Petrum Schoeffer., Venetijs. 1541 - In 16�, p. perg., pp. 531 + 496 (di: Pauli Apostoli epistolae). Gore che, tuttavia, non ledono il t. Fioriture. Appunti manoscritti sul foglio bianco che precede il front., sul front. medesimo e chiose. Esempl. sciolto e mancante delle ultime pp. T.A. [Bookseller: Libreria Cicerone]
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BELGICA TYPOGRAPHICA \| COCKX-INDESTEGE, E. \| GLORIEUX, G. (editors). Belgica Typographica 1541-1600. Catalogus librorum impressorum ab anno 1541 ad annum 1600 in regionibus quae nunc Regni Belgarum partes sunt.
HDG120, Nieuwkoop, - 4 volumes. 28x22 cm. Cloth. XXVI, 612 pp. + XX, 495 + XVI, 236 + XIV, 634 pp. A short-title catalogue of altogether 9.755 Belgian editions 1541-1600 in the Royal Library, Brussels and in 93 other Belgian libraries. Numerous cross references. Introductions trilingual (Dutch, French, English). The work is enhanced with very extensive Indices (vol. IV). " . indispensable pour toutes recherches sur l'imprimerie et l'�dition dans les Pays-Bas m�ridionaux aux XVIe si�cle" (Albert Labarre in Bulletin des biblioth�ques de France 13,8, 1968). "B.T. is a very useful addition to the bibliography of sixteenth-century books (Herbert Reichner in Renaissance News XXII,2). "The very extensive fourth volume, with many useful indices, now lets us construct an excellent picture of the activities of printers in the Southern Netherlands. It offers all possibilities to search for works by means of various keys. With this apparatus, the catalogue offers the user services never seen in earlier short-title catalogues.' (Paul Valkema Blouw in Quaerendo 24,4,1994). [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Antiquariaat FORUM BV]
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KNAAP ( Servilius ), Jan. Pace belloque rerum olim magnificae gestarum.
8�.( 8 ),144cc.Due firme di appartenenza olandesi al titolo,perg.orig.un po' corta. Antwerp, Anton Goin, 1541. neolatin Il Servilius,filologo olandese ( Antwerp,1500 c.-1545 ).Prima edizione.Adams,S,1012-B.L.,STC Dutch,187.Una sola copia in Censimento. [Bookseller: Pampaloni Studio Bibliografico di Paolo ]
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Robert Sayer Course of the River Mississipi, from the Balise to Fort Chartes; Taken on an Expedition to the Illinois, in the latter end of the Year 1765. By Lieut. Ross . . . 1775
Highly detailed map of the Mississippi River, from just north of the confluence of the Ohio River to the Gulf of Mexico. Lieutenant Ross' large scale map of the Mississippi River is of the few large format maps of the Mississippi published during the 18th Century.� Ross’ map of the Mississippi was the first official English survey of the Lower Mississippi, and one of the most historically significant American maps, delineating the British gains from France in the French and Indian War and later establishing the future western boundary of the new United States. The map opened the area to settlement from the east and defined the western limits of the American colonies. The map provides a large scale depiction of the river and its topographical features, such as islands in the river, navigational instructions, other rivers and connecting tributaries, boundaries, towns and settlements, forts, local history (including the spot where De Soto discovered the Mississippi in 1541), quarries and potential mining areas, productive land, cane fields, and mountains and other topographical details.� A number of Indian Tribes are shown, including the Flathead, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Chackhuma, “Akansas or the Handsome Men,” Wiapes, Corrois, Yazoo, Ofogoulas, Chepoussea, Caskaskias, Colapissas (later known as Huoma), and others.� Frederick Webb Hodge (Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico) makes numerous citations to this map. Following the Treaty of Paris, a British expedition was sent to the Illinois territory to demand the surrender of Fort de Chartres, the last outpost under French control in the area. Lieutenant John Ross, surveyor of the 34th Regiment of the British Army, went with this expedition and surveyed the lower part of the River, below Fort Chartes, to the mouth of the Mississippi River. The eastern bank of the river contains more detail than the western side, because the expedition could not enter Spanish territory. � (London, 1775) [color: Hand Colored, size: 44.5 x 41 inches, condition: VG] [Bookseller: Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps Inc]
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FRUTERIUS, Lucas. Collected works of a brilliant but prematurely deceased student, edited by Janus Dousa and printed by Plantin, Librorum qui recuperati potuerunt reliquiae. Inter quos Verisimilium lib. II. Et Versus miscelli. Additus Iulii SEVERIANI prisci scriptoris liber. Omnia nunc primum edita, cura V. N. Iani Dousae a Nortwyck.
Christopher Plantin, 16999, Antwerp, - 8vo. 17th or 18th century calf, triple gilt filets with four cornerpieces on both sides; spine gilt in compartments with red morocco label, lettered in gold. Titles with two variants of the 'Labore et constantia' printer's device of the Plantin office; some woodcut initials. 172, (4), 27(28) pp. Antwerp issue of the original and only edition of the collected works of Lucas Fruterus edited by the famous Leiden humanist Janus Dousa Sr. The edition was printed in the Leiden Office, but a number of copies - also our copy - received a title-page with Plantin's Antwerp address.Lucas Fruytiers was born at Bruges in 1541. He went to Paris to study Law and classical literature and it is said that he was a briljant student. In 1566, however, he suddenly died. Janus Dousa who studied also at the University of Paris in 1564, very likely must have met him there. It is unknown, however, why and how Dousa acquired his papers and why he waited eighteen years before he published his works: there are two privileges, one already given by the Emperor Maximilian II, dated as early as 20 February 1565, and one by the French King, dated 5 August 1582. The Verisimilium libri contain a series of text-critical notes on a large number of Latin authors giving a good insight in the level of philological scholarship at Paris at the time.On p. 135-64 follows a number of Neo-Latin poems by Fruytiers, including poems for Janus Dousa, Georgius Buchanan, Jos. Scaliger, Lambert and Adrian vander Burch and Hadrianus Junius; p. 164-72 contain poems by others, written on the occasion of Fruytiers's death, including poems by Janus Dousa himself and Victor Giselinus, mirroring the life and circumstances of the students from the Low Countries at Paris in the 60s of the 16th century.The book also includes the edition by Lucas Fruytiers of the Syntomata rhetorices sive praecepta artis rhetoricae of Julius Severanus, a Roman poet and rhetorician from the middle of the 5th century AD. The edition is printed with a separate title-page, but it forms in fact one volume with Fruytiers's collected works; both parts were normally sold together. The Syntomata is a treatise on rhetoric and it was dedicated by Fruytiers to Marcus Laurinus, Lord of Watervliet, etc. Although stated on the title-page that this was the first edition of Severianus, there were in fact two preceeding editions: in 1556 by Joannes Operinus at Basel and an edition by Sixtus a Popma published in 1569 with the title De arte dicendi libellus, attributing the treatise erroneously to Aurelius Cornelius Celsus, a Roman author of the 1st century AD: Cologne, Johannes Rotaeus, 1569. Good copy. -(Some waterstaining at places; first title slighly soiled with two portraits scribbled in the lower margin; spine restored; bookplate of the 'Society of writers to Her Majesty's Signet.' pasted on the back of the front cover). Belg. Typ. 5821; Voet 1219B and 2206B; Biogr. Nat. de Belg., 7 (1880), cols. 342-5 [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Antiquariaat FORUM BV]
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GIRALDI, Lilio Gregorio. [Giglio Gregorio Giraldi] Lilii Gregorii Gyraldi De Annis et Mensibus, Caeterisque Temporum partibus, difficili hactenus & impedita materia, differtatio facilis & expedita, Eiusdem Calendarium & Romanum & Gr�cum, gentis utriusq solennia, acrerum insigniter gestaru tempora complectens, magno tum historiis, tum ceteris autoribus cognoscendis usui futurum.
Mich. Isingrinium. Basel. 1541 - Small 8vo. [xiv], 192pp. Title [A1], A2-[N8]. Engraved vignette to title, decorative initial letters. Bound in later full polished speckled brown calf with new e/ps. Original pages browned along margins and sl. stained to title and edges of first gathering, but overall clean, readable and sound, final few leaves have been professionally repaired along outer margin, lower portion of title page reinforced. Very rare. Giglio Gregorio Giraldi (Lilius Gregorius Gyraldus or Giraldus) (June 14, 1479-February, 1552) was an Italian scholar and poet. He was born at Ferrara, where he early distinguished himself by his talents and acquirements. On the completion of his literary course he removed to Naples, where he lived on familiar terms with Jovianus Pontanus and Sannazaro; and subsequently to Lombardy, where he enjoyed the favour of the Mirandola family. At Milan in 1507 he studied Greek under Chalcondylas; and shortly afterwards, at Modena, he became tutor to Ercole (afterwards Cardinal) Rangone. Giraldi was a man of very extensive erudition; and numerous testimonies to his profundity and accuracy have been given both by contemporary and by later scholars. His Historia de diis gentium marked a distinctly forward step in the systematic study of classical mythology; and by these above treatises De annis et mensibus, and on the Calendarium Romanum et Graecum, he contributed to bring about the reform of the calendar, which was ultimately effected by Pope Gregory XIII. US$1830 [Bookseller: The Addyman Annexe]
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First Aldine edition of the collected commentaries on the rhetorical works of Cicero, COMMENTARIA. In omnes de arte rhetorica M. Tullii Ciceronis libros, item in eos ad C. Herennium scriptos, doctissimorum virorum commentaria, in unum veluti corpus redacta, ac separatim a' Ciceronis contextu, quem a' diversis impressum nemo iam in sua bibliotheca non habet, ne quis inani sumptu gravaretur, edita. Accessit in omnes libros rerum ac verborum memorabilium plenissimus index.
sons of Aldus Manutius, A62FHJGVOUZ8, Venice, - 2 parts in 1 vol. Folio. Magnificent nineteenth-century red morocco binding in Renaissance style: ribbed and gilt and blind-tooled spine with title lettered in gold, sides tooled in blind and gold with gilt border, corner pieces and partly gilt central ornament of two entwined eclipses, gilt inner dentelles and binding edges, marbled endpapers, blue painted edges. With woodcut Aldine printer's device on title and on verso of last leaf, woodcut initials. (20) pp, 624 cols.; cols. 1-492, (8) pp, cols. 493-824 (i.e. 826). With 2 columns per page. (Collation: 10, A-S8, T-V6; a-o8, p-q6, r-z8, aa-dd8). First Aldine edition of the collected commentaries by famous scholars on the rhetorical works of Rome's greatest orator and prose stylist Cicero: his De oratore, De claris oratoribus (Brutus), Topica, De partione oratoria, Rhetocica ad Herennium (Ps.-Cicero), and De inventione. The original edition of this collection was edited by Jacques-Louis Str�b�e (Strebaeus) and printed with the same title in 1541 in Basel by Robert Winter & Thomas Platter. A page-for-page reprint of our edition was published in 1551, also at the Aldine presses (Renouard, p. 152, nr. 10; Adams C-1699). Content:Title, with the contents on its verso.f. 2r-v: Preface to his commentary and dedication to King Fran�ois I of France by Jacobus Lodovicus Strebaeus.f. 3r-10v: Index in three columns.- Commentaries on Cicero's De oratore:cols. 1-404: Jacobus Lodovicus Strebaeus, Commentaria.cols. 403-24: Philippus Melanchton, Scholia.- Commentaries on Cicero's De claris oratoribus (Brutus):cols. 425-56: Aulus Antonius Palmyraenus, Scholia.cols. 455-90: Victor Pisamus Patritius, Commentarius.cols. 489-614: Jacobus Lodovicus Strebaeus, Commentaria.cols. 614-24: Philippus Melanchton, Scholia.- Part 2: Commentaries on Cicero's Topica:cols. 1-90: Anitius Manlius Boethius, Commentariorum libri VI.cols. 89-150: Georgius Valla Placentinus (1447-1500), Commentarius.cols. 149-256: Joannes Visorius Coenomanus (d. 1568), Commentarius.cols. 257-82: Bartholomaeus Latomus (1485?-1570), Enarrationes.cols. 281-92: Philippus Melanchton, Scholia.cols. 291-306: Christoph Hegendorff (1500-1540), Scholia.- Commentaries on Cicero's In partione oratoria:cols. 305-48: Georgius Valla Placentinus, Commentarius.cols. 347-448: Jacobus Lodovicus Strebaeus, Commentaria.cols. 447-84: Bartholomaeus Latomus, Enarrationes.cols. 483-92: Christoph Hegendorff, Scholia.- Commentaries on Cicero's Rhetorica ad Herennium:ff. q6r-v: Nicolaus Angelicus Bucinensis, Defensio ad Philippus Strozam.ff. r1r-r4r: Marinus Becichemus, Epist. ad Johannes Antonius Montis (on the authorship of Cicero).cols. 493-507: Gysbertus Longolinus, Annotationes.cols. 507-518: Claudius Pontanus, Scholia.cols. 517-18: Petrus Victorinus, Castigatio.cols. 517-708: Hieronymus Capidurus, Commentarius.- Commentaries on Cicero's De invenjtione:cols. 707-824: Fabius Victorinus, Commentarius.On the verso of the last leaf: printer's device of Aldus. Very good copy.- (Title and last leaf a bit soiled, first and last lvs. with unsign. marginal water staining, some marginal worm holes and other minor defects). Renouard p. 136, nr. 8; Adams C-1698; not in Ahmanson-Murphy. [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Antiquariaat FORUM BV*]
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G. Cockx-Indestege, E. Cockx-Indestege BELGICA TYPOGRAPHICA 1541-1600. CATALOGUS LIBRORUM IMPRESSORUM AB ANNO 1541 AD ANNUM 1600 IN REGIONIBUS QUAE NUNC REGNI BELGARUM PARTES SUNT
HES & DE GRAAF. hardcover. A short-title catalogue of altogether 9,755 Belgian editions 1541-1600 in the Royal Library, Brussels and in 93 other Belgian libraries. Numerous cross references. Introductions trilingual Dutch, French, English . The work is enhanced with very extensive Indices vol. IV . [Bookseller: Oak Knoll Books/Oak Knoll Press]
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ARISTOTELES. Moralia Nichomachia
Venetiis, Apud haeredes Lucaeantonij Iuntae Florentini, 1541 (in fine: mense novembri). In 8� (cm. 30x20), pp. (32)-548-(4: le ultime 3 bb.), marca tipogr. al front. e pi� grande in fine, graziose testatine e gr. capil. ornati, xilogr. nel testo, leg. del tempo in perg. (assai guasta e macchiata, parzialmente allentata). Front. danneggiato dall' umidit�, macchie gore e forellini marginali interni da tarlo per ca. 50 pagine. Camerini, n. 455: "Prima edizione della traduzione del Feliciano, prima edizione del testo di Eustrazio in latino (tradotto anch' esso dal Feliciano). L' originale in greco era stato pubblicato dagli eredi di Aldo, nel luglio del 1536". Rara edizione. - Cum Eustratii Aspasii, Michaelis Ephesii, nonnullorumque aliorum graecorum Explanationibus, nuper a Ioanne Bernardo Feliciano latinitate donata. [Bookseller: Libreria Salimbeni]
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JOSEPHUS FLAVIUS GIOSEFO/NEL QUALE SI TRATTA DE/ LE GUERRE DE GIUDEI, LA/ OSSIDION, E DESTRUTTION DE GIERUSALEM, DAL/VERO ESEMPLARE LATINO NELLA VOLGAR/ LINGUA TRADOTTO, CON GRAN/ DILIGENZA, E SOMMO/ STUDIO NUOVA=/ MENTE/ STAMPATO E CORRETTO. (IN FINE): IN VENEGGIA PER
PER VETTOR, PIETRO RAVANO.,, IN VENEGGIA 1541 - ('500 VOLGARE-RARO). (cm 15,8) Piena pergamena originale, tit. al dorso, cc. 324. Bella marca tipografica con la sirena a due code all'inizio e in fine. Elegante carattere corsivo. Edizione la piu' corretta e ricercata di questa celebre opera ricopiata dall'ediz. del 1531 e 1535, come riferisce il Paitoni. E' molto rara, manca all'Adams, Gamba e Poggiali. Secondo Argelati: "Questa edizione e' bella". Antica firma di appartenenza al frontis e qualche impercettibile macchiolina ma ottimo esemplare marginoso e genuino. Argelati II 137; Paitoni II 98; BM. STC. 361; Graesse III 483. [Bookseller: LIBRI ANTICHI E RARI FRANCESCO&CLAUDIA]
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Great Bible) The Byble in Englyshe, That is to Saye, the Content of All the Holye Scripture, Both of the Olde and New Testament Truly Translated After the Veryte of the Hebrue and Greke Textes .1540 Edition
Edwarde Whitchurch, London 1541 - Am early example of the Great Bible, this the fifth edition printed in 1541. This copy consists of the Old Testament only. Bound in early 20th century half calf with gilt spine titles. Joints stained and just starting to split a little at the ends. Upper joint quite weak. One inscription and one note tipped in to free front endpaper dated 1911 and 1912. First six leaves (Title page, calendar and prologue) all supplied in old facsimile. Followed by the first original leaf which is the first leaf of Genesis. As well as the missing preliminaries it is also missing the title page to the second parte (the leaf before the first leaf of Joshua) and Folio LX of Machabees. The title page for the fourth parte is supplied in facsimile. (6), 84, 123, 132, 80 leaves. First 38 leaves all with some degree of remargining or restoration sometimes with minor loss of text. Further leaves with corner or marginal restoration include leaf XXIIII of Samuel, XXXIX, LI, LIII-LVI, LXXI of Kynges, CXVI-CXVII and CXXIII of Job, VIII, X, XI, XIII, XIV, XVI, XVIII, XIX, XXI, XXII of Psalms, XXXV-XXXVIII of Ecclesiastes, XLIII-XLIV, XLIX, LVIII, LIX-LXIIII of Esau, LXVIII, LXXIII-LXXX, LXXXIII, LXXXVI-LXXVIII, XC-XCI of Jeremy, XCVIII, CV-CXIII of Ezechiel, CXXXII of Malachy, VIII-XI of Esdrasm XLV of Ecclesiasticus, LVIII of Susanna, LXXIII of Machabees. Many leaves trimmed, usually on the gutter margin. Title page to Thirde part very defective and missing about 1/3 of the page which has been replaced with modern paper. Overall admittedly a somewhat defective and heavily restored copy, but viewed as the Old Testament it is nearly all there. We can send images of this book on request. Due to the weight a postage surcharge may apply. Herbert 61. [Attributes: Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Evelyn Harvey Books]
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Aristoteles MORALIA NICHOMACHIA. Cum Eustraii...Explanationibus. Buper a Ioanne Berardo Feliciano Latinitate Donata
Venetiis: Lucaeantonij Juntae [Giunta], 1541. The first edition of the Latin text as translated by Giovanni Bernardo Feliciano and an early edition of any Latin translation of AristotleOs OMorals with the Nicomachian EthicsO. Accompanied by the comments of the Greek philosophers Eustratius de Nic!e, Aspasius and Michel d' Eph!se, on the text of Aristotle. With very handsome engraved head and tail-pieces and large engraved historiated initials throughout. Folio, in antique Italian vellum covered boards with remnants of the leather ties, sometime rebacked in white pigskin with raised bands, lettered on the spine in manuscript in red. (32), 548, (2) with original blanks. A fine and handsome copy, the paper fresh and clean, binding with some age, not unpleasing and with some sympathetic restoration, endpapers renewed.. SCARCE FIRST EDITION OF THE TRANSLATION INTO LATIN BY THE ITALIAN SCHOLAR GIOVANNI BERNARDO FELICIANO. This is also the first of the Latin translations to be accompanied by the notes on Aristotle's text written by the Greek philosophers Eustratius de Nic!e, Aspasius and Michel d'Eph!se. The original Greek text containing these notes was published by Aldus in 1536, but here they accompany an edition of the text in Latin for the first time. Giovanni Bernardo Feliciano (c. 1490- c. 1552), was a professor of rhetoric, a scholar and a doctor. He produced several translations and scholarly editions of the great Greek writers. This is also a fine example of the elegance and beauty of the works to come from the presses of the Giunta family. [Bookseller: Buddenbrooks, Inc.]
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E. A. Wrigley, J. E. Oeppen, R. S. Davies English Population History From Family Reconstitution, 1580-1837
Cambridge University Press. New Please note that deliveries to addresses in the UK and Europe will be in 4-14 business days. Other countries should refer to Alibris standard times. English Population History from Family Reconstitution is the second part of the single most important demographic enquiry of the past generation, the first part being The Population History of England, 1541-1871. This study proves that family reconstitution has been particularly successful in obtaining accurate information about the demography of past populations. The authors prove that the results obtained are representative of the demographic situation of the country at large. English Population History from Family Reconstitution will be an essential source of information for British social historians. ISBN10: 052102238X. [Bookseller: Alibris]
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CAESAR, Caius Julius Commentarii .tradotti di latino in volgar lingua, per Agostino Ortica
Venice: Comin de Trino, 1541., 1541. 8vo. ff. 231. lacking last leaf, presumably blank. woodcut device on title. double-page woodcut map of Spain & 5 full-page woodcuts. woodcut initials. old vellum (vellum soiled & marked, head of spine chipped, bookplate & front free-endpaper removed, scattered stains & light foxing). Scarce Italian edition. The woodcuts are derived not from the original cuts of Giovanni Giocondo as they appeared in the Aldine edition of 1513, but from the free copies of the cuts contained in Filippo Giunta's Florence edition of 1514. This edition not in Adams or BM STC Italian.. [Bookseller: D & E Lake Ltd. (ABAC, ILAB)]
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Augustinus, A Opera. Tomus secundus. (Ed. D. Erasmus Roterodamus). Mit Holzschnitt-Druckermarke auf dem Titel und am Ende.
Basel, Froben & Episcopius 1541. Zeitgen�ss. Pergamentband. Folio. 1 Bl., Sp. 5-896, 1 Bl. - VD 16, A 4149. - Index Aurel. 110.256. - Der zweite Band der insges. 10-b�ndigen Gesamtausgabe, die zwischen 1541-1543 bei Froben in Basel erschien. - Nur leicht fleckig und gebr�unt, Gelenke eingerissen, R�cken mit Fehlstelle. Breitrandiges Exemplar mit zahlr. Marginalien von alter Hand. - - The second vol. of the complete edition in ten vols. With woodcut printer's device. Contemp. vellum. - Just slightly stained and tanned, joints slightly torn, spine with defective spot. Broadmargined copy with numerous marginalia by an old hand. [Bookseller: Ketterer Kunst GmbH, vorm. F. D�rling Gm]
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147473 A
[GRECO.] GUDIOL Jos�. [Bookseller: Picard - Livres anciens et modernes]
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K�nig, Kilian Processus und Practica der Gerichtsleuffte, nach Sechsischem gebrauch, aus Bepstlichen, Keiserlichen und Sechsischen Rechten, etwan durch D. Chilianum K�nig zusamen gezogen, jtzundt fleissig corrigiert, und mit viel n�tzlichen additionen gebessert. Sampt dem Bawme der Mageschafft, und wie man Erbe nimpt nach gebrauch Sechsischer Rechte, mit den Regeln successionis D. Thammonis von Boxdorff (Tammo von Bocksdorf).
Leipzig, Wolrab 1541. (3), 160, (29) Blatt mit Holzschnitt-Titeleinfassung von Lucas Cranach d. �., 1 ganzseitigen Wappenholzschnitt auf Titelr�ckseite, 1 ganzseitigen Holzschnitt, 1 doppelblattgro�en Ausfaltblatt und Druckermarke am Schlu�. Blindgepr. Schweinsleder-Band der Zeit �ber Holzdeckeln mit 2 Messingschlie�en - VD16 K 1846 - Schottenl. Bibl. 33392 b - Hollstein, German VI, 166, 26 - Dodgson II, 352, 6 - Gegen�ber der Erstausgabe erweitert um den Anhang von Boxdorff: "Von dem Baume der angebornen Mageschafft". Diesem ist ein doppelseitiges Ausfaltblatt beigegeben mit "Unterricht, wie man der jenigen verlassen G�ter und Erbe, so one Testament sterben, iren Nehestgesipten teilen sol". K�nig hatte dieses ausf�hrliche Werk "auff beger und ansuchen eines Erbarn Raths zu Zwickau" (Vorrede) verfa�t. "... man darf vermuten, da� es l�ngst handschriftlich verbreitet war, als es endlich nach des Verfassers Tode gedruckt wurde. Er hatte bei seinen Lebzeiten des gr��te Ansehen genossen, und sein Werk �bte einen so entscheidenden Einflu� aus, da� er als "F�hrer der s�chsischen Praxis" bezeichnet zu werden pflegt" (Stintzing-Landsberg I, 561). Die Titeleinfassung zeigt den knieenden K�nig David in der Landschaft, Gnadenstuhl und Engel. Im ganzen gut erhaltenes Exemplar mit Griffregistern; Einband mit Schabspuren, erste 8 Blatt Feuchtigkeitsrand am Schnitt, Name auf Vorsatz, Titel rechte untere Ecke 3 x 3,5 cm im wei�en Rand erg�nzt; Blatt 17-21 und Ausfaltblatt Einrisse unterlegt; Blatt 20 Vorderseite Zeile 1-17 und R�ckseite Zeile 1-7 teilweise in Faksimile; thematisch nicht passender Beiband (ca. 1 cm) durch farblich passendes Papier ersetzt. - [Bookseller: H. Th. Wenner Antiquariat]
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Tsuda, S., N. Yanagisawa, and K. Oi. A Dictionary of the English, Chinese, and Japanese Languages, With the Japanese Pronounciation.
F. Yamanouchi Meiji 12, Tokei - Two volumes. 23.3 x 17.8 cms. Volume One has 1541 pages; Volume Two has 1741 pages; For a total of 3255 pages. Very clean. Printed in Japanese, Chinese, and English. New cloth binding. Title gilt. RARE. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover] [Bookseller: Michael S. Hollander Rare Books]
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Sefer meturgeman. Lexicon Chaldaicum ...
first edition; quarto (slightly taller than 28.5 cm.), preface in Latin and Hebrew, the basic text in Hebrew and Chaldean; over twenty leaves from the beginning and end remounted or recornered and several have significant loss of text including the title, text darkened and damp stained, later half leather binding rubbed, working copy only [Publisher: Isnae (Egypt):] [Bookseller: amazon.co.uk]
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APIANUS, Petrus Instrumentum sinuum seu primi mobilis nuper Petro Apriano inventum, nunc autem ab eodem diligenter recognitum & locupletatum. Cuius tractatione, cum genuinus & latissime patens Sinuum usus clarissime deprehenditur, tum vero quicquid earundem Sinuu
Nuremberg: Joh. Petreius. 1541. Modern black morocco in antique style with morocco trimmed slipcase. Folio . Second (1st: 1534), enlarged and corrected edition of this important instrument book by Petrus Apianus (1495-1552) who "... was a pioneer in astronomical and geographical instrumentation, and one of the most successful popularizers of these subjects during the sixteenth century. He studied mathematics and astronomy at Leipzig and Vienna, and quickly established a reputation as an outstanding mathematician" (DSB I, pp. 178- 9). He published a number of important works in his fields of astronomy, geography and mathematics: "Of greater scientific significance, however, is Apian's Instrumentum sinuum sive primi mobilis (1534), where he calculates sines for every minute, with the radius divided decimally. These are the first such tables ever printed" (ibid.).#11;In addition to providing a new preface to the work (dated September 1540) van Ortroy notes numerous other differences. First of all the first edition also included an astronomy work by Gerber that Petreius didn't bother to reprint here. However he notes that Apian has included numerous marginal notes and two new leaves of text as an appendix to the "Quadrans primi mobilis" (leaves [c4]-d1). The work is very rare [88] pp. Large title woodcut, with full-page armoral woodcut on verso, numerous diagrams and a set of tables. Title printed in red and black. ! VD 16, A 3088; IA. 106.434; Adams A-1293; Houzeau-Lancaster, 2399; Zinner 1768; van Ortroy, Apian, 108 [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice, Inc.]
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Bibbia. Biblia Sacra. Iuxta vulgatam quam dicunt. Aeditionem, a mendis quibus innumeris partim scribarum incuria, partim sciolorum, audacia scatebat, summa cura parique fide repurgata, atq.; ad priscorum probatissimorumq. ; exemplariorum normam, adhibita interdu
Parisijs Mense Octobri, Cum privilegio Regio Ex Officina Simonis Colinaei, Pro Galeoto � Prato, 1541. Folio (cm. 35,5), legatura settecentesca in pergamena; grandi capilettera figurati incisi in rame; 8 carte non numerate (compreso frontespizio); pp. 833 (1); pi� 66 carte non numerate. Grande e bella marca tipografica incisa al verso dell'ultima carta. Frontespizio rinforzato e qualche altro restauro che non tocca il testo. Raro esemplare di Bibbia cinquecentesca. [Bookseller: Ai due santi Libreria di Alessandro Negr]
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APIANUS, Petrus Instrumentum sinuum seu primi mobilis nuper Petro Apriano inventum, nuncautem ab eodem diligenter recognitum & locupletatum. Cuius tractatione,cum genuinus & latissime patens Sinuum usus clarissime deprehenditur, tumvero quicquid earundem Sinuum auxilio in rebus astronomicis ratiocinandoindagari potest, facilime ac celerrime conficitur
Joh. Petreius Nuremberg 1541 Modern black morocco in antique style with morocco trimmed slipcase. Folio . Second (1st: 1534), enlarged and corrected edition of this important instrument book by Petrus Apianus (1495-1552) who "... was a pioneer in astronomical and geographical instrumentation, and one of the most successful popularizers of these subjects during the sixteenth century. He studied mathematics and astronomy at Leipzig and Vienna, and quickly established a reputation as an outstanding mathematician" (DSB I, pp. 178- 9). He published a number of important works in his fields of astronomy, geography and mathematics: "Of greater scientific significance, however, is Apian's Instrumentum sinuum sive primi mobilis (1534), where he calculates sines for every minute, with the radius divided decimally. These are the first such tables ever printed" (ibid.). In addition to providing a new preface to the work (dated September 1540) van Ortroy notes numerous other differences. First of all the first edition also included an astronomy work by Gerber that Petreius didn't bother to reprint here. However he notes that Apian has included numerous marginal notes and two new leaves of text as an appendix to the "Quadrans primi mobilis" (leaves [c4]-d1). The work is very rare [88] pp. Large title woodcut, with full-page armoral woodcut on verso, numerous diagrams and a set of tables. Title printed in red and black. � VD 16, A 3088; IA. 106.434; Adams A-1293; Houzeau-Lancaster, 2399; Zinner 1768; van Ortroy, Apian, 108 [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice Inc.]
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Filippo da Moncalieri (Beato) Sermo. de monte Calerio. Domini Philippi de Monte Calerio ordinis minorum, sacre theologie professoris, Sermones dominicales: tum epistolarum tum evangeliorum enucleationem et declarationem continente . et hac nuperrima impressione reintegrati.
apud Iacobu[m] Giu[n]cti,, Impressi Lugduni, 1541 - In-8� (175x120mm), ff. (12), CCCXL, legatura moderna in p. pergamena rigida con unghie realizzata ad imitazione delle legature dell'epoca. Titolo a stampa al dorso. Frontespizio con titolo in rosso e nero e ritratto xilografico dell'autore intento a leggere nel proprio studio entro elegante bordura architettonica in xilografia con putti, tritoni e festoni. Capilettera xilografici ornati su fondo nero, testo su due colonne. Alla c. CCCXL, registro ed explicit ("(Impressi Lugduni: industria & arte probi viri Benedicti Bonnyn, 1541 Die vero quarta Mensis Ianuarij"). Al verso di tale c., impresa editoriale con due leoni rampanti che sorreggono uno scudo con cerchio, croce doppia e le iniziali "IFZ" appeso ad un albero con un giglio giuntino tra le fronde. Alcuni aloni e bruniture di minima entit�, restauri al margine interno del frontespizio e all'ultima c. Timbro di collezionista moderno a una delle cc. bianche iniziali (inserite dal legatore novecentesco). Antica nota di possesso cassata al margine inferiore del frontespizio. Alcune sottolineature di mano antica. Nota di possesso all'ultima c. bianca. Bell'esemplare nel complesso. Rara edizione lionese cinquecentesca dei sermoni sacri del Beato Filippo da Moncalieri, sacerdote dei minori francescani e professore di teologia all'Universit� di Padova vissuto nel XIV secolo. Baudrier, VI, 194. Von Gultlingen, Bibliographie des livres imprim�s a Lyon au seizi�me si�cle, IV, 30, 243. Manca a STC French Books e all'Adams. [Bookseller: Gilibert Libreria Antiquaria (ILAB-LILA)]
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CIC�RON (Marcus Tulius Cicero), STURM (Jean) M. T. Ciceronis Philosophicorum volumen secundum, Post postremam Naugerianam & Victorianam correctionem. Emendatum a Ioan. Sturmio. De Natura deorum. De Divinationem. De Fato. De Somnio Scipionis. De Legibus. De Universitate. De Petitione Consultatus. Cum Indice locupletissimo.
- Strasbourg, Rihel, 1541; in-8, 9 ff.n.ch. (dont le verso du 6e et les 3 suivants blancs) + 213 ff. (num�rot�s de 2 � 214) + 14 ff.n.ch. (Index) + 15 ff.n.ch. blancs, plein v�lin sur ais de bois de l'�poque, dos � nerfs, plats biseaut�s et estamp�s de motifs r�p�t�s estamp�s � froid, armoiries estamp�es � chaud sur le plat sup�rieur au-dessus de la date de 1551, traces de fermoirs (dos bruni, coins �mouss�s, petits d�fauts du temps). Ritter I, 506. Tome deuxi�me seul (sur deux) de cette impression strasbourgeoise de Wendelin Rihel. Marque typographique de Rihel sur la page de titre (H. & B., planche XXIX); sur l'exemplaire conserv� � la BNUS par Ritter, cette marque typographique est r�p�t�e au verso du dernier feuillet-ce n'est pas le cas dans notre exemplaire. Petits manques de papier � la page de titre et au premier feuillet d'Index, aux endroits o� apparaissaient les indications de volume second: sans doute une manoeuvre d'un libraire douteux pour faire croire � un client que le volume �tait complet en un volume. Impression en caract�res italique, avec initiales d'attente. Quelques traces d'humidit� en marges de certains feuillets, petite inscription manuscrite sur la page de titre, dat�e de 1683, mais l'exemplaire correct, dans une int�ressante reliure-probablement alsacienne-dat�e de l'�poque. En l'�tat. 1541 [Attributes: Signed Copy] [Bookseller: Librairie de l'Amateur (SLAM)]
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MARCUS FABIUS QUINTILIANUS. (Quintilian).: M. FABII QUINTILIANI ORATORIARUM INSTITUTIONUM LIB. XII. Castigati ad fidem optimorum exemplarium, insignitaque lectionis distinctione, & additis in marginem adnotationibus percommode illustrati. Followed by M. FABII QUINTILIANI ORATORIS
Publisher: Paris,1541.ELOQUENTISSIMI DECLAMATIONES DILIGENTER RECOGNITAE. Paris, apud Simonem Colinaeum, 1541-1542. 2 works in 1 volume, each with title page, both published by Simon de Colines, Latin text, 8vo, 240 x 160 mm, 9� x 6� inches, large pictorial printer's device on title pages, a few decorated initials, leaves (4), 250; 84, numbers 45, 46, 93 and 94 omitted from the foliation of the first part, text and register are continuous, collated and guaranteed complete, bound in 19th century half leather over marbled sides, gilt rules and lettering to spine. Hansomely rebound in full panel calf, maroon morocco label with gilt lettering and rules between raised bands to spine, Part I: title page dusty and lightly browned, name in top and bottom margins, another below title erased leaving tiny hole, tiny nick to lower edge, in about 50 places there is some highlighting of 2 or 3 lines of text in pale brown pencil or water colour, a couple of small corrections to text, original still legible, a few lines crossed through once but still legible, 6 neat early marginal notes, 1 erased, small ink smudge to 1 page with loss of 2 words, a little light browning to some pages; Part II, 1 small ink stain to text, still legible, 1 underlining, last 4 leaves slightly browned, otherwise clean. Text block tight and firm. A good copy. The first work is an early edition of Quintilian's famous treatise on the art of rhetoric. The second work in the volume was for many years attributed to Quintilian but is now recognised as spurious. Brunet, IV, 1025. Images sent on request. [Bookseller: roger middleton]
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Calvin, Jean Institution de la religion chr�tienne (1541)
DROZ - 9782600012409 Livre usage a l'etat de neuf / Used book as new condition Edition critique de Olivier Millet La traduction fran�aise, donn�e par l’auteur en 1541, de son Institution de la religion chr�tienne est un �v�nement majeur pour l’histoire religieuse de l’Occident moderne et de la prose d'id�es fran�aise. Pour la premi�re fois, les mati�res de la philosophie, de la th�ologie, de l’ex�g�se et de la morale �taient trait�es en fran�ais syst�matiquement et au plus haut niveau. L’�dition, �tablie par Olivier Millet, corrige le texte de 1541 l� o� il est fautif ou probl�matique � la lumi�re des versions fran�aises suivantes et surtout de la source latine de 1539. L’annotation fournit des explications de nature philologique, historique, th�ologique, philosophique et rh�torico-litt�raire, sans s’enfermer dans un seul registre. Elle signale des sources humanistes n�glig�es jusque-l�, notamment Erasme et Melanchthon, et elle sugg�re la diversit� des approches critiques que peut susciter l’œuvre de Jean Calvin. Elle met en valeur la composition de l’ensemble, ainsi que la mani�re dont l’auteur utilise ses sources, et elle fait ressortir la dimension litt�raire du chef-d’œuvre du r�formateur. ############################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################### [Bookseller: La Canopee]
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DIE BIBEL: oder Die ganze Heilige Schrift deutsch von Doktor Martin Luther. Nach der Ausgabe von 1545 hrsg. v. H. Degering. Bd. 1 (alles Erschienene). Mit zahlr. farb. Abb. nach Holzschn. v. Lucas Cranach. Bln., Wegweiser, 1927. 4�. 967 S. OSchweinsldrbd. m. reicher Blindpr.nach Entw�rfen v. K. Siebert auf 5 B�nden u. dreis. Rotschnitt.
- * Meisterdruck des Volksverbandes der B�cherfreunde. - Aufwendige Faks. - Ausgabe mit dem Bildschmuck des Pergamentex. d. Preu�. Staatsbibl. v. 1541. - Sehr dekoratives Ex. - NaV. [Bookseller: Kraemer & Hansen GmbH]
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APIANUS, Petrus Instrumentum sinuum seu primi mobilis nuper Petro Apriano inventum, nunc autem ab eodem diligenter recognitum & locupletatum. Cuius tractatione, cum genuinus & latissime patens Sinuum usus clarissime deprehenditur, tum vero quicquid earundem Sinuu
Nuremberg: Joh. Petreius. 1541. Modern black morocco in antique style with morocco trimmed slipcase. Folio . Second (1st: 1534), enlarged and corrected edition of this important instrument book by Petrus Apianus (1495-1552) who "... was a pioneer in astronomical and geographical instrumentation, and one of the most successful popularizers of these subjects during the sixteenth century. He studied mathematics and astronomy at Leipzig and Vienna, and quickly established a reputation as an outstanding mathematician" (DSB I, pp. 178- 9). He published a number of important works in his fields of astronomy, geography and mathematics: "Of greater scientific significance, however, is Apian's Instrumentum sinuum sive primi mobilis (1534), where he calculates sines for every minute, with the radius divided decimally. These are the first such tables ever printed" (ibid.).#11;In addition to providing a new preface to the work (dated September 1540) van Ortroy notes numerous other differences. First of all the first edition also included an astronomy work by Gerber that Petreius didn't bother to reprint here. However he notes that Apian has included numerous marginal notes and two new leaves of text as an appendix to the "Quadrans primi mobilis" (leaves [c4]-d1). The work is very rare [88] pp. Large title woodcut, with full-page armoral woodcut on verso, numerous diagrams and a set of tables. Title printed in red and black. ! VD 16, A 3088; IA. 106.434; Adams A-1293; Houzeau-Lancaster, 2399; Zinner 1768; van Ortroy, Apian, 108 [Bookseller: Jeffrey D. Mancevice, Inc.]
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COLECCION DE DOCUMENTOS INEDITOS COLECCION DE DOCUMENTOS INEDITOS
relativos al Descubrimiento, Conquista y organizacion de las antiguas posesiones espanolas de Ultramar. Segunda serie. Tomos I y II ISLAS FILIPINAS (1541-1567) (completo) que corresponden a los tomos 2 y 3 de la Coleccion.- Madrid, Rivadeneyra, 1886-87; 2 tomos en 4! menor cartone editorial, 1!, XXXII-484 pp. 2!, XXVII-491 pp. Ejemplares intonso. Precio.- Palau, 56444 [Bookseller: LIBRERIA ANTICUARIA SANZ SL]
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CUSPINIAN, Johannes Ein au�erle�ne Chronicka von C. Julio Cesare dem ersten / bi� auff Carolum quintum dieser zeit Rh�mischen Keyser / auch von allen Orientischen oder Griechischen und T�rckischen Keysern / ... vor etlichen jaren mit flei� zu Latin beschriben / und aber jetzund durch Doctor Casparn Hedion in das Te�tsch bracht. ... Mit einer Vorrede v. Philipp Melanchthon: von frucht unnd nutzbarkeyt der Chronickb�cher.
Stra�burg, (Krafft M�ller) 1541. (2 Tle. in 1 Bd.) 4�. 10 Bl.,DCXXXVIII S.,1 Bl.,CCLVIII S.,3 Bl. mit je 1 Holzschnittdruckermarke a.d. Titel u.dem letzten Bl. u. 98 Holzschnittportr�ts. Hld. d. 19.Jhdts.(?) mit Holzdeckeln und 5 echten B�nden, Leder etw. berieben u. fleckig, Titelbl. mit mehr. Besitzvermerken u. hs. Sinnspruch, die ersten 3 Bl. von alter Hand fachm�nnisch anger�ndert (kein Textverlust), durchgehend unterschiedlich (meist aber nur schwach) wasserrandig bzw. fingerfleckig, vereinzelt min. stockfleckig, einige wenige S. mit minimalen Eckabrissen, 1 Bl. mit Quetschfalte u. kleiner Schabstelle (minimalster Buchstabenverlust), zahlreiche Randanmerkungen v.alter Hand, trotz dieser M�ngel insges. gutes Expl. dazu:: ANKWICZ-KLEEHOVEN, Hans. Der Wiener Humanist Johannes Cuspinian. Gelehrter und Diplomat zur Zeit Kaiser Maximilians I. Graz-K�ln,B�hlau 1959. gr.8�. XI,344 S. mit 22 Abb. auf Taf. u. im Text. Illustr. Oln., gering berieben, Ecken etw. besto�en, Schnitt leicht fleckig, innen nur ganz vereinzelt minimalst fingerfleckig, zahlr. Bleistiftanstreichungen, sonst gut erh. 1.dt. Ausg. VD16, C 6480. Sehr selten! [Bookseller: Antiquariat Krikl]
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Gellius (Aulus): Noctes Atticae.
Cologne; Ioannem Gymnicum, 1537. 8vo, [153 x 100mm / 6" x 4"], [xxxxviii], 729, [35]pp, full elaborately blind-tooled vellum dated 1541 on upper cover, over bevelled oak boards, raised bands. Head of spine chipped but headband still present; both clasps missing; edges very worn and much exposed to boards; vellum rubbed and stained; small almost oval hole in vellum on upper cover, about 10-15 mm; paper fault foremargin G7 with no loss of text; paper fault M1 with no loss of text; Ss6 to end very slighty wormed with loss of a letter or so; some old and faint dampstaining to front and rear of text; some underlining and marginal notes in Greek and Latin in earlyish hands. An interesting but not very good copy. Compiled from a commonplace book the work, first published in Rome in 1469, contains notes on grammar, geometry, philosophy, history, etc., etc., as well as excerpts from the works of the ancients. [Bookseller: Staniland Booksellers]
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VALERIUS MAXIMUS Valerii Maximi moralium exemplorum libri novem, summa diligentia castigati ac fidelissimis eruditissimorum virorum Oliverii f. Arziganensis.
Ottaviano Scoto, D. Amadei F. Venezia 1541 - In 4�, piena pelle coeva con mancanza al dorso. Cc. 12 non numerate, le prime quattro con un vistoso restauro (che parola grossa!!) non recente per circa due terzi di pagina sul lato esterno + CCXLVI carte co testo al centro e commento a contorno, qualche lettera ornata, una piccola marca tipografica in fine ed una piccola incisione al frontespizio. Qualche giallitura ed accenno di tarlo ma, eccetto le prime quattro carte, esemplare godibile [Bookseller: SEAB]
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Cicero, Marcus Tullius. De officiis lib. III. Cato maior, sive de senectute. Laelius, sive de amicitia. Somnium Scipionis. Paradoxa. Sylloge libr. de repub. Theodoru peri geros hermeneia. Kai oneiros Skipionos (GRAECE). Post postremam Naugerianam, et Victorianam, correctionem emendata a IOANNE STURMIO. Cum indice . Additae etiam sunt Erasmi Roterodami, et Philippi Melanchthonis, et Bartholomaei Latomi anotationes in eosdem libros. Omnia, quam antehac, et locupletiora et emendatiora. Ohne Ort u. Druck (Stra�burg, Wendelin Rihel d. �.) 1545. 54 (statt 56), 131, 81 Bll. Schweinsleder d. Zeit �ber Holzdeckeln auf 3 B�nden mit reicher fig�rlicher u. ornamentaler Blindpr�gung.
- VD16 ZV 3484. - Seltener Druck dieser gesch�tzten Schulausgabe des ber�hmten Stra�burger Humanisten, P�dagogen und Theologen Johannes Sturm (vgl. ADB XXXVII, S. 21 ff.); zuerst 1541 erschienen. - Einband etwas besto�en, R�cken eingerissen, die Schlie�en fehlen, Vors�tze, Titel, wei�e Bl�tter u. teilweise die Stege mit umfangreichen Anmerkungen, leicht gebr�unt u. gering, vereinzelt st�rker fleckig, teilweise mit schmalen Feuchtigkeitsr�ndern. Paginierung eines Blattes falsch (S. 143/44 statt 127/28), fehlen 2 Blatt au�erhalb der vorhandenen Bogenz�hlung. Insgesamt ordentliches Exemplar. [Bookseller: Antiquariat Eckert & Kaun]
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MARCUS FABIUS QUINTILIANUS. (Quintilian).: M. FABII QUINTILIANI ORATORIARUM INSTITUTIONUM LIB. XII. Castigati ad fidem optimorum exemplarium, insignitaque lectionis distinctione, & additis in marginem adnotationibus percommode illustrati. Followed by M. FABII QUINTILIANI ORATORIS
Paris,1541. ELOQUENTISSIMI DECLAMATIONES DILIGENTER RECOGNITAE. Paris, apud Simonem Colinaeum, 1541-1542. 2 works in 1 volume, each with title page, both published by Simon de Colines, Latin text, 8vo, 240 x 160 mm, 9¼ x 6¼ inches, large pictorial printer's device on title pages, a few decorated initials, leaves (4), 250; 84, numbers 45, 46, 93 and 94 omitted from the foliation of the first part, text and register are continuous, collated and guaranteed complete, bound in 19th century half leather over marbled sides, gilt rules and lettering to spine. Hansomely rebound in full panel calf, maroon morocco label with gilt lettering and rules between raised bands to spine, Part I: title page dusty and lightly browned, name in top and bottom margins, another below title erased leaving tiny hole, tiny nick to lower edge, in about 50 places there is some highlighting of 2 or 3 lines of text in pale brown pencil or water colour, a couple of small corrections to text, original still legible, a few lines crossed through once but still legible, 6 neat early marginal notes, 1 erased, small ink smudge to 1 page with loss of 2 words, a little light browning to some pages; Part II, 1 small ink stain to text, still legible, 1 underlining, last 4 leaves slightly browned, otherwise clean. Text block tight and firm. A good copy. The first work is an early edition of Quintilian's famous treatise on the art of rhetoric. The second work in the volume was for many years attributed to Quintilian but is now recognised as spurious. Brunet, IV, 1025. Images sent on request. [Bookseller: roger middleton]
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Sefer meturgeman. Lexicon Chaldaicum ...
Helping and promoting global literacy since 1961 first edition; quarto (slightly taller than 28.5 cm.), preface in Latin and Hebrew, the basic text in Hebrew and Chaldean; over twenty leaves from the beginning and end remounted or recornered and several have significant loss of text including the title, text darkened and damp stained, later half leather binding rubbed, working copy only [Publisher: Isnae (Egypt):] [Bookseller: amazon.de]
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"GALIEN;" De la raison de curer par Evacuation de Sang.
Lyon Chez Sulpice Sabon, pour Antoine Constantin 1541 "Petit in-8 de 63 pp.ch. y compris le titre ;veau glac� fauve, dos � nerfs, filets � froid, pi�ces de titre de maroquin rouge, filets et listels � froid en encadrement sur les plats, fleurons dor�s aux angles, guirlande int�rieure � froid, tranches dor�es (Belz-Niedr�e)." "Sybille von G�ltlingen (Lyon), IX, p. 64, n� 35 : recense trois exemplaires (Bordeaux BM, Paris Ste-Genevi�ve et �dimbourg BU) ; manque � Waller, � Wellcome et � la NLM. Rare �dition lyonnaise. Cette version fran�aise du petit trait� de la saign�e de Galien (De curandi ratione per sanguinis missionem) a vraisemblablement �t� imprim�e vers 1541 au d�but de l'activit� de Sulpice Sabon. Marque typographique d'Antoine Constantin, belle initiale histori�e et lettrines orn�es grav�es sur bois. Signature ancienne � l'encre brune au verso du dernier feuillet ; cachet-signature � l'encre bleue sur le titre. Exemplaire tr�s bien �tabli, finement reli� par Belz-Niedr�e." [Bookseller: Librairie Thomas-Scheler]
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Franz von Assisi. Fioretti di san Francesco Neliquali se contiene la vita & li miracoli che lui fece in vita. Nuovamente stampati & con diligentia corretti. 96 num. Bl. Titel in Rot und Schwarz mit gro�em Holzschnitt, Kolophon mit gro�er Druckermarke. Pergamentbd aus einem alten Antiphonarblatt.
Venedig, Francesco Bindoni & Mapheo Pasini, 1541. - Sehr seltene Ausgabe der "Bl�mlein" des heiligen Franciscus (1181/1182 -1226), einer erstmals 1476 erschienenen Legendensammlung, die wohl aus dem sp�ten 14. Jahrhundert stammt und eine �bersetzung aus den 'Actus beati Francisci et sociorum eius' in elegantem Toskanisch gibt (aufgef�hrt von der Accademia della Crusca). Der erste Teil schildert in einfachem, m�rchenhaftem Erz�hlton die Vita des Heiligen, die Gr�ndung des Ordens und die Taten der ersten Generation der Franziskanerbr�der. Der zweite Teil berichtet dann von der folgenden Generation in den Marken und enth�lt einige Hagiographien, wie die der Br�der Bernardo, Leone, Masseo u. a. ? Titel gebr�unt und etwas fleckig, sonst nur wenig fleckig. ? ICCU 41979 (nur ein Exemplar in italienischen Bibliotheken). Vgl. Graesse und Gamba 451 (nur A. 1746). Nicht bei Adams, Brunet und im BMC. * Very rare edition of the "little flowers", a collection of legends by Saint Francis including his vita, the beginnings of his order, the doings of the first generation of Franciscan monks, etc. ? Title with large woodcut engraving, browned and slightly stained, only occasional light foxing. In full vellum taken from an old antiphonary. [Bookseller: Antiquariat Wolfgang Braecklein]
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APICIUS, Coelius; De re Culinaria libri Decem. B. Platinae Cremonensis De Tuenda Valetudine, Natura rerum et Popinae scientia Libri X. Pauli Aeginetae De Facultatibus alimentorum Tractatus, Albano Torino Interprete.
Lyon Sebastien Gryphe 1541 - In-8 de 314 pp.ch. et 7 ff.n.ch.; basane brune, dos � gros nerfs, triple filet � froid sur les plats (reliure de l'�poque). NLM, 232; Wellcome, 351; Waller, 442; Vicaire, 31; Simon, 52; Oberl�, Fastes, 5; Bitting, 11. Premi�re �dition lyonnaise. Elle est donn�e par l'�rudit et m�decin suisse Alban Thorer (1489-1550), et publi�e pour la premi�re fois � B�le en 1541; la m�me ann�e, le libraire S�bastien Gryphe publie cette �dition � Lyon. Ce c�l�bre trait� de cuisine n'a �t� �crit par aucun des trois romains c�l�bres qui portaient ce nom; Gabriel Peignot a �mis l'hypoth�se que Coelius pourrait �tre le nom de l'auteur et Apicius le titre. Quoiqu'il en soit, l'ouvrage rend hommage � la gastronomie romaine et "c'est du livre d'Apicius que sont sortis tous les livres de cuisine que nous connaissons" (Oberl�). Thorer a joint � l'Apicius les trait�s suivants concernant la cuisine et la sant� : De facultatibus alimentorum de Paul d'Egine, le De tuenda valetudine de Platine, mentionn�s au titre, et le De condituris variis, extrait de Jean de Damas, qui n'est pas annonc� au titre. Quelques annotations et nombreux mots soulign�s � l'encre dans la premi�re partie du volume, ainsi que sur le titre et la premi�re garde ; dos de la reliure habilement restaur�. Ex-libris manuscrit sur le titre Carol Schenk, Hamb. 1698, et sur la garde : ex-bibliotheca Weberiana emit, M. Georg Clemens Draudius, 1730; ex-libris Dr. Maurice Villaret. [Bookseller: thomas-scheler]
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BIBLIA GERMANICA - Biblia Das ist die gantze Heilige Schrifft, Deudsch, Auffs new zugericht. D. Mart[in] Luth[eri].
Folio (360 x 235 mm). Mit 15 ganzseitigen Holzschnitten von Lukas Cranach d. J. und dem Monogrammisten AW, und ca. 20 grossen (zwanzigzeiligen) Holzschnitt-Initialen. Titel in Rot und Schwarz innerhalb breiter Holzschnittbord�re von Lukas Cranach mit 10 Szenen. [6], CXXVI Bl. (Pentateuch), CLXIX Bl. (das Buch Josua, der Richter, Ruth, Samuel, Buch der K�nige, Chronik, Esra, Nehemiah, und das Buch Esther), 1 leeres Bl., LXXXVIII Bl. (das Buch Job, Psalm und die Spr�che Salomos). Zeitgen�ssischer Schweinslederband �ber Holzdeckeln, R�cken �ber 5 erhabenen B�nden, mit zwei Schliessen und 4 Eckst�cken aus Messing. Leipzig, Nikolaus Wolrab, 1541. Blindgepr�gter Renaissanceeinband �ber dem von Lucas Cranach d. J. mit ganzseitigen Holzschnitten ausgestatteten Alten Testament aus Nikolaus Wolrabs Lutherbibel in Erstausgabe, von grosser Seltenheit. Erst nach dem Ableben des Luthergegners Herzog Georg 'der B�rtige' von Sachsen am 17. April 1539 konnte sich das albertinische Sachsen und die Stadt Leipzig unter dem Nachfolger Heinrich (der Fromme) der Reformation zuwenden. Damit erwuchs den Wittenberger Bibeldruckern ernsthafte Konkurrenz in der Nachbarschaft, denn der seit 1535 als (katholischer) Druckerverleger t�tige Nikolaus Wolrab erbat und erhielt umgehend von Heinrich ein Privileg f�r den Druck der Lutherbibel, die auch als seine gr�sste verlegerische Leistung zu betrachten ist. Vergeblich hatte Martin Luther auf Dr�ngen der Wittenberger Drucker mit einem Protestschreiben an Kurf�rst Johann Friedrich von Sachsen (der Grossm�tige; reg. 1532-1547) versucht, dem Leipziger Konkurrenten den Bibeldruck zu verbieten. Die grosse Seltenheit dieser Wolrab-Bibel l�sst vermuten, dass sie keine grosse Verbreitung fand und wohl urs�chlich das Ende der Leipziger Druckerei einl�utete. Nach seinem wirtschaftlichen Kollaps 1545 verliess Wolrab Leipzig und ging zuerst nach Frankfurt an der Oder und, nach erneutem Aufenthalt in Leipzig, schliesslich nach Bautzen, wo er ab 1550 die erste Druckerei der Stadt betrieb und zehn Jahre sp�ter auch starb. Als Vorlage des Alten Testaments diente Wolrab die "auffs new zugerichtete" Wittenberger Foliobibel von 1540. Um aber die Ausgabe von Hans Lufft zu �bertreffen, liess der Leipziger Druckerverleger von Lucas Cranach d. J. (1515-1586) einen neuen Titelholzschnitt sowie einen grossformatigen Zyklus von Illustrationen schneiden, die jedem Kapitel vorangesetzt sind. In der Titelbord�re und der ganzen Druckeinrichtung lehnt sich Wolrabs Luther-Bibel bewusst an die Wittenberger Edition an. Die f�r die sp�ter gedruckten und hier nicht vorhandenen Teile der Vollbibel benutzten Illustrationen (nebst den Cranach'schen Evangelisten- und Apostel-Darstellungen im NT) entnahm der Leipziger Verleger dann der Oktavbibel Luffts von 1535, respektive entlehnte sie einem Evangelienbuch. Die Initialen stammen aus einem grossen Alphabet (ca. 68 x 68 mm) und zeigen fig�rliche Darstellungen nach Buchstaben des Monogrammisten MS f�r Hans Luffts Bibeleditionen. Teile von Cranachs Zyklus, der 1543 von Wolrab, aber mit einem nicht von Cranach stammenden Titelholzschnitt, erneut gedruckt wurde, tauchten dann sp�ter noch in N�rnberger Bibeldrucken auf (vgl. Die Druckgraphik Lucas Cranachs und seiner Zeit, Kat. Wien 1972, Nr. 24). - Titel hinterlegt, wodurch das herzogliche Wappen auf der R�ckseite verdeckt ist, Spuren von M�usefrass im Aussensteg unten der ersten f�nf Blatt, fehlende Stellen in der Titelbord�re alt von Hand in Tusche nachgezogen, etwas gebr�unt und stellenweise wasserfleckig, wenige kurze Randeinrisse; ein sehr gutes Exemplar dieser Rarit�t, von der wir nur sehr wenige Exemplare in �ffentlichen Bibliotheken nachweisen k�nnen: Parma (in 4 B�nde gebunden), BL London, Cambridge, Dresden, Leipzig, Stuttgart (zweiter Druck) und Wolfenb�ttel. Einzelne Teile finden sich in Weimar (wie hier das AT) und in Gotha (Psalmen). Stephan Contzen mit Datum [1]548 und stellenweise ausf�hrlichen Marginalien, wohl von dessen Hand (Besitzeintrag auf Titel). - Hans Heinrich Koller mit Datum 1650 (Besitzeintrag auf Spiegel). Vgl. Bibelstammlung Stuttgart E 330 (datiert 1542); Schmidt, Die Illustration der Lutherbibel, 1522-1700, S. 219f. und Abb. 154; Zimmermann, Beitr�ge zur Bibelillustration des 16. Jhdts. (1924), S. 175, Nr. 12; Pietsch, Bibliographie der deutschen Bibel Luthers (WA II), Nr. 215; Koepplin/Falk, Lucas Cranach (1974), Nr. 281. Blind-tooled Renaissance binding on the first issue of the Old Testament of the exceedingly rare Leipzig Bible by Nikolaus Wolrab, illustrated by Lucas Cranach the Younger. It was only after the decease of George, Duke of Saxony ('the Beared'), a fervent opponent of Lutheran reform, on 17 April 1539 that Saxony and the city of Leipzig could join the Reformation under his successor Henry IV the Pious. The Leipzig born printer Nikolaus Wolrab who had published many anti Luhteran pamphlets was successful in his request for the privilege to print an edition of Martin Luther's revised Bible of 1540 and became thus a competitor in the profitable market of Bible editions. At the Wittenberg printer's urging Luther wrote a letter to Elector Johann Friedrich of Saxony, in which he complains of a 'pirate edition' printed by 'the rascal' Wolrab, and claims, the Leipzig printer is making a profit at the expense of the legitimate printers and of God's Word. However the Elector resisted the request and Wolrab could finish his printing. To surpass the Wittenberg bibles, Wolrab even commissioned Lucas Cranach the Younger (1515-1586) - who was the head of his father's printing shop since the late thirties - to cut eighteen full-page woodcuts for Wolrab's Bible, of which fifteen adorn the Old Testament. The large initials come from an alphabet used previously. Wolrab's bible edition however overstepped himself financially and he went first to Frankfurt an der Oder and, after coming back to Leipzig for a brief period, soon went to Bautzen where he founded the first printing press in that town in 1550 and where he died ten years later. - Slightly browned and stained throughout, few short tears in margins, lower corner of the first five leaves torn off, affecting only the printed marginalia on Aii verso. Title pasted down and therefore concealing duke Henry's coat of arms on verso. The lacking parts of the title border neatly supplied in ink. a few short tears in margins, browned, lower corner of first five leaves of the preface torn off (but not affecting text), light foxing and some waterstaines in places, a very well-preserved copy of this rarity. - Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, back on five raised bands, with two brass clasps. We can trace very few complete copies only of the Wolrab-Cranach-Bible: Parma (bound in 4 vols.), BL London, Cambridge, Dresden, Leipzig, Stuttgart (second issue of 1542), and Wolfenb�ttel. Single parts of this bible are recorded in Weimar (Old Testament) and Gotha (the Psalms only). Provenance: Stephan Contzen with date [1]548 and some marginalia in places, probably by his hand. - Ms. name of Hans Heinrich Koller with date 1650 on first pastedown. [Bookseller: Erasmushaus - Haus der B�cher AG]
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Dionysius Areopagita ( Dionisio Areopagita o Pseudo Dionisio) Scripta cum D. Ignatii martyris epistolis. Obras completas de Dionisio Areopagita.
7823 Ioannem Brocarium Dionisio Areopagita. M�stica cristiana Pergamino original Compluti 1541 Buen estado 18x12. 286 pp. [Bookseller: Librer�a Antonio Azor�n]
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Bible, Psalms in Hebrew SEFER TEHILIM, Commentary of David Kimchi
[Isny:Paul Fagius, 1541] - Square and Rabbinic Hebrew types. hole on 11/1 with loss of a few letters, occasional soiling and staining but mostly only first few leaves, bound in 18th century vellum over boards, black morocco spine label lettered in gilt, housed within 1/4 morocco over cloth slipcase with chemise. FAGUIS PRESS was the only one in 16th Century Isny (Swabia) and was very active for two years (1541-1542) before moving it to neighboring Constance (1542-1544). The press was owned by a Christian and run by a Jew. The Appendix contains Kimchi's objections to Christianity. See Darrlow and Moule 1540 (note). Adams B-1352; BM/STC German, p. 95; Cowley, p. 78; Zedner,p. 126. Provenance: marginalia and pointing fingers in a an early hand-Timothy Borage (inscription dated 1679 on title; given to) -H.Dodwell-M. Freeman Shepherd (signatures dated 1794 on first and final leaves- Rev. C.C. Barnet (with his armorial bookplate; annotation of presentation to)-Christ's College Library, Arberdeen, Church of Scotland ( bookplate and stamp on rear flyleaf) sold at their sale Sotheby's (Hodgson's), London, November 22, 1972 to Quaritch (their collation note)-purchased from Seven Gables Bookshop, NY: January 10, 1973.This copy previously owned by Abel A. Berland with his bookplate. A very handsome copy clean and bright throughout with the exception of the first few leaves as noted. [Bookseller: The Antiquarian Shop]
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Ruperto Abad Ruperti Abbatis... Commentariorum, in Evangelium Iohannis, Libri XIIII.
Coloniae, Impensis Arnoldi Birckman, 1541 Folio. 4 hh. 311 pp. Encuadernaci�n moderna en pergamino a la romana, con nervios. Bien conservado, con algunas manchas de humedad en primeras hojas. Historia de la Iglesia - Religi�n. [Bookseller: Librer�a Anticuaria Vald�s]
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Franz von Assisi. Fioretti di san Francesco Neliquali se contiene la vita & li miracoli che lui fece in vita. Nuovamente stampati & con diligentia corretti. 96 num. Bl. Titel in Rot und Schwarz mit gro�em Holzschnitt, Kolophon mit gro�er Druckermarke. Pergamentbd aus einem alten Antiphonarblatt.
Venedig, Francesco Bindoni & Mapheo Pasini, 1541.. . Sehr seltene Ausgabe der "Bl�mlein" des heiligen Franciscus (1181/1182 -1226), einer erstmals 1476 erschienenen Legendensammlung, die wohl aus dem sp�ten 14. Jahrhundert stammt und eine �bersetzung aus den 'Actus beati Francisci et sociorum eius' in elegantem Toskanisch gibt (aufgef�hrt von der Accademia della Crusca). Der erste Teil schildert in einfachem, m�rchenhaftem Erz�hlton die Vita des Heiligen, die Gr�ndung des Ordens und die Taten der ersten Generation der Franziskanerbr�der. Der zweite Teil berichtet dann von der folgenden Generation in den Marken und enth�lt einige Hagiographien, wie die der Br�der Bernardo, Leone, Masseo u. a. - Titel gebr�unt und etwas fleckig, sonst nur wenig fleckig. - ICCU 41979 (nur ein Exemplar in italienischen Bibliotheken). Vgl. Graesse und Gamba 451 (nur A. 1746). Nicht bei Adams, Brunet und im BMC. * Very rare edition of the "little flowers", a collection of legends by Saint Francis including his vita, the beginnings of his order, the doings of the first generation of Franciscan monks, etc. - Title with large woodcut engraving, browned and slightly stained, only occasional light foxing. In full vellum taken from an old antiphonary. [Bookseller: Antiquariat Wolfgang Braecklein]
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Dionysius Areopagita ( Dionisio Areopagita o Pseudo Dionisio) Scripta cum D. Ignatii martyris epistolis. Obras completas de Dionisio Areopagita.
7823 Ioannem Brocarium Dionisio Areopagita. M�stica cristiana Pergamino original Compluti 1541 Buen estado 18x12. 286 pp. [Bookseller: Librer�a Antonio Azor�n]
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Fortunio, Francesco Regole grammaticale ella volgar lingua, nuovamente reviste, et con somma diligentia corrette
Vinegia: Figliuoli di Aldo, 1541 8�, 3 hoj., 47 hoj. Media piel, florones, hilos dorados Important�sima obra, una de las gram�ticas m�s antiguas de la lengua italiana, llamada vulgar en el s. XVI en contraposici�n a la culta o latina. Marca del impresor en el frontis. Ejemplar con alguna mancha de humedad y una nota manuscrita en el colof�n. Lengua italiana. Italian language. Llengua italiana. [Bookseller: Librer�a Anticuaria Studio]
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