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ROUSSAT, Richard.
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| Arcandam Doctor Peritissimus ac non Vulgaris Astrologus, DE VERITATIBUS, & PRAEDICTIONIBUS ASTROLOGIAE, & Praecipue Nativitatum seu Fatalis Dispositionis, vel Diei Cuiuscunque Nati, nuper per Magistrum Richardum Roussat, Canonicum Lingoniensem, Artium & Medicinae Professorem, de Confuso ac Indistincto Stilo non Minus quam e Tenebris in Luce[m] Aeditus, Recognitus, ac Innumeris (Utpote Passim) Erratis Expurgatus, ita ut per Multa Maxime Necessaria & Utilissima, Adiecerit atque Adnotaverit, Modo Eiusdem Dexteritate Praelo Primo Donatus.
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Parisiis: Excudebat Dionysius Ianotius Typographus, 1542. 8vo, a8, e4, A-L8: (200)pp, schematic chart, 12 woodcut illus, publisher’s device verso L8. Mod. vellum, a.e.g., morocco label at spine. Early manuscript library entry at title. Neat rice paper onlay at e1 repairing closed tear with slight obscuration of a small section extending over three lines of text. Nearly invisible expert repair of worm trace throughout text, resulting in the most minimal loss as the trace falls largely between lines. Early marginal ink numeration of sections. Text overall clean and fresh. An attractive copy. ¶ Second edition, first published at Paris in the previous year. Our copy has A1 in the first state, with misspelled “ceelste” in the heading. Like the 1541 edition, this is a Denis Janot issue; two other 1542 issues appeared under J. Foucher and V. Gaultherot imprints. Foucher’s device (Renouard 326) appears at the verso of L8. ¶ De veritatibus & praedictionibus astrolgiae is the first book to appear from the pen of Richard Roussat, an otherwise obscure 16th-century canon and physician. Each of the work’s twelve major divisions is devoted to a sign of the zodiac and headed with an appropriate woodcut vignette. While at least three French translations of De Veritatibus appeared in the 16th century, the English translation was a best-seller: No fewer than sixteen editions of The Most Excellent, Profitable, and Pleasant Book of the Famous Doctor and Expert Astrologian Arcandam appeared between 1562 and 1692. ¶ Not in Adams. Not in Houzeau & Lancaster. None of Roussat’s works are discussed in Thorndike. Both Adams and H&L list Roussat’s Des elements et principes d’astronomie (Paris, 1552). H&L also lists his Livre de l’estat et mutation des temps (Lyon, 1550). For discussions of the relation between Roussat and the prognostications of Nostradamus see the following works by Pierre Brind’Amour: Nostradamus Astrophile: Les astres et l’astrologie dans la vie et l’oeuvre de Nostradamus, University of Ottawa, 1993; Nostradamus: Les premieres centuries ou propheties (Edition Mace Bonhomme de 1555). Edition et commentaire de l’epitre a Cesar et des 353 premiers quatrains. Geneva: Droz, 1996. ¶ All early issues (1541-42) of the De veritatibus are exceedingly scarce: The Catalogue Collectif de France notes a total of eight specimens, five at the Bibliotheque Nationale. COPAC notes a single copy each of the 1541 and 1542 editions, both at the British Library. The German, Swiss, and Austrian libraries in the KVK database note only two copies, one at the Staatsbibliothek Berlin. OCLC adds a single copy of the 1541 edition at Princeton. ¶ Provenence: [old entry at title] “ad Usum Bibliothecae Seminarii Assensij”
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PLINIUS CAECILIUS SECUNDUS, Caius.
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| Epistolarum libri X. ad exemplar manuscriptum Rodol. Agricolae diligentiss. recogniti. Panegyricus Traiano Caesari dictus. Et is ad vetustissimum exemplar emendatus. De viris illustribus rei militaris & administrandae reipub.Acesserunt argumento non admodum abhorrentia. Suetonii Tranquilli liber de claris grammaticis & rhetoribus. Item. Julii Obsequentis, Prodigiorum liber. Latina interpretatio dictionum ac sententiarum Graecarum, quibus Plinius utitur. Indices duo ...
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Early Antwerp edition of Pliny's letters in an interesting blind tooled pigskin binding Antwerp, Antonius Dumaeus, 1542. 8vo. Extraordinary well preserved contemporary blind tooled pigskin binding; rolls with square and oval portraits and panels with passion scenes and saints on both covers; floral motives are stamped in the central spaces of the covers and in the four compartments of the spine; in the middle of the front cover, between two paragraph signs, the initials 'E' and 'K' are stamped and decorated with black ink. Some woodcut initials. 3 fly-leaves, 494, (40) pp. and 3 fly-leaves. This rare Antwerp edition of the Letters by Plinius Secundus is virtually a reprint of the edition by Johannes Sichardt published in 1530 by Andreas Cratander at Basel. Sichardt (ca. 1499-1552) was since 1527 professor in Rhetoric in Basel. His dedicatory letter to Georgius Ilsungus (ca. 1510-1580), dated Augsburg, March 1530, is reprinted here also. Although the editio princeps of these famous letters was printed at Venice in 1471, all later editions, including the 1530 edition at Basel, are based on the Aldus edition of 1508 which added many new letters. Also the dedicatory letter by Aldus Manutius to Aloisius Mocenicus, a Venetian senator who had brought some manuscripts of the letters from France to Venice, is re-printed in our present edition. Writing in the first century AD, the younger Pliny (ca. 61-112 AD) was in a position to provide essential information for historians of a poorly documented period: the reigns of Domitian, Nerva and Trajan. In his letters he comments elegantly on social, domestic, juridical and political events. His remarks on the early Christians are well-known and are very important. Nine books of his personal letters - 247 in all - survive, as well as his official correspondence with the emperor Trajan, posthumously published and later added as the tenth book. These official letters are a major source for understanding Roman provincial government. Of his speeches delivered during his successful senatorial career only the one of thanks to Trajan for his consulship in AD 100 survives and is known as the Panegyricus Traiano Augusto dictus, and is added on p. 321-405 of our edition.Also included are:On p. 405-448: SUETONIUS TRANQUILLIUS, De viris illustribus liber. Suetonius (c. 69- c. 130 AD) was a contemporary of Pliny the younger and is refered to in the letters of Pliny through whose patronage Suetonius had a military cereer in Britain and Bithynia. His De viris illustribus, a now incomplete set of biographies of Roman men of letters is arranged in categories: poets, orators, historians, philosophers. On p. 449-468 follow the categories grammarians and rhetoricians, published separately.On p. 468-494: JULIUS OBSEQUENS, Ab anno urbis conditae quingentesimoquinto, prodigiorum liber imperfectus. Obsequens, the tabulator of Roman prodigies most plausibly lived in the 4th or early 5th century AD. His collection, based on the historical works of Livy, covers prodigies from 249 to 12 BC and is extant for 190-12 BC.Further are added on 40 unnumbered pages:p. (1)-(8): Latina interpretatio dictionum & sententiarum Graecarum quae hoc in volumine habentur.p. (9)-(17): Index of the letters and famous men, grammarians and rhetoricians.p. (18)-(36): Index rerum memorabilium, & propriorum nominum.p. (37)-(39): Johannes Maria CATANAEUS, C. Plinii Caecilii secundi Vita: the life of Pliny by the Italian humanist Cataneo (living in the second half of the 15th century), originally published in the edition of the letters of Pliny at Milano, 1506. Very good copy in an interesting binding - Ownership's entry on the title: 'sum Wolfgangi Joechlinger Anno 1610 (?)'. ¶ Machiels 990; Belg. Typ. 4018.
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ALAMANNI LUIGI (loc toscana 11)
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| Opere toscane, Al Christianiss. Re Francesco Primo. Venetijs apud haeredes Lucae Antonij Iuntae, Anno 1542.
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Venegia Pietro Scheffer Germano Moguntino 1542 (cm. 17 x 11) di pp. 411, compreso il Colophon. Quinta edizione, dopo quella fiorentina. marca xilogr. al frontis rappresentata dal giglio fiorentino e due putti rampicanti su una corona d'alloro. varie antiche firme di appartenenza, legatura in perg. succesiva di fine ottocento con tass. e titolo al ds. Esemplare in perfette condizioni, solo lievissime e leggere arrossature dovute al tempo.
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(500, DIRITTO, RARO). ARNONO JOANNES (DE).
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| SOLILOQUIA CENTUM. EPITOMATA CENTUM. DYALOGI CENTUM, COMMENTARII DUCENTI... HUMANO LURE EXCEPTA PER REV. DO. JOANNEM DE ARNONO DE SANCTO ANGELO FARFANELLAE DIVINI ET HUMANI IURIS LAUREATUM. PRACTICA IUDICIARIA, QUAM SEQUUNTUR CENTUM DIFFERENTIAE INTER IUS... QUAE CUM CUNCTA SINT IN REGNO FATIS UTILIA: SINE ILLIS TU LECTOR ESSE NOLI. M.D. XXXXII. IN FINE: VENETIIS. PER MELCHIOREM SESSA, MENSIS APRIL, 1542.
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(cm 16,2) Bella mz. pergamena antica, piatti con antifonario rosso e nero, cc. 228, carattere rotondo, capilettera ornati, marca tipogr. in xilogr. in fine. Dedica a Fabrizio e Camillo Jesualdo, datata 1534. Edizione assolutamente rara. Manca a tutta la bibliogr. da noi consultata, compreso BM. STC., Adams, e Sapori Antichi testi giuridici. Antiche firme Ex libris al frontis e alcune chiose coeve ai margini, altrimenti bellesemplare fresco e nitido, solo qualche lieve fiorit. marginale. Il CENSUS Nazionale, ICCU, registra solo 8 copie nelle biblioteche italiane.
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FERRARI (Jérôme);
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| Ad Paulum Manutium Emendationes in Philippicas Ciceronis.
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Paul Manuce aldi Filios 1542 In-12 de 126 ff.n.ch., vélin estampé (reliure de l'époque). 4500 Seule édition aldine de ces ' Corrections É adressées à Paul Manuce, ornée de l'ancre au dauphin (n 3) sur le titre et in fine. Né à Corregio en 1501, Ferrari, philologue, se distingua par son savoir et obtint la protection de plusieurs cardinaux, entre autre d'Alexandre Cesarini, qui le logea dans son palais. Précieux exemplaire de présent de l'humaniste allemand Johannes Caselius offert à son beau-père et ami Andreas Mylius, avec l'inscription manuscrite à l'encre sur le titre : Ll (arissimo) V (iro) Andreas Mylio Johannes Caselius. Andreas M. Mylius (1527-1594) et J. Caselius (1533-1613) furent tous les deux conseillers à la cour de Johan Albrecht, duc de Mecklembourg. Les fonctions de Mylius concernaient l'éducation, la diplomatie et l'administration alors que Caselius s'occupait plutôt de l'université. Tous les deux, vers 1560, s'occupaient également de l'éducation du fils de Johan Albrecht, le futur Johan VIII. Caselius se maria avec la fille de Mylius, Gertrud, et l'oraison funèbre qu'il écrivit pour Mylius fut imprimée à Helmstedt en 1611. Cet exemplaire montre l'amitié et l'étroite collaboration qui existaient entre ces deux importants humanistes, actifs dans le nord de l'Allemagne afin d'y promouvoir la culture. Acquis lors du voyage que fit Caselius en Italie, où il rencontra Paul Manuce, cet exemplaire de présent rappelle l'importance des recherches philologiques à cette époque. Renouard, p. 125. Mors supérieur fendu.
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| MARCI CATONIS AC M. TEREN. VARRONIS DE RE RUSTICA LIBRI. LUGDUNI, APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM, 1549. [UNITO:] L. IUNII MODERATI COLUMELLAE DE RE RUSTICA LIBRI. EJUSDEM DE ARBORIBUS LIBER, SEPARATUS AB ALIJS. LUGDUNI, APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM, 1548. [UNITO:] PALLADII RUTILII TAURI AEMILIANI, VIRI ILLUSTRIS, DE RE RUSTICA LIBRI XIIII. LUGDUNI, APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM, 1549. [UNITO:] ENARRATIONES VOCUM PRISCARUM IN LIBRIS DE RE RUSTICA PER GEORGIUM ALEXANDRIMUN... LUGDUNI, APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM, 1549. [UNITO:] PETRI VICTORII EXPLICATIONES SUARUM IN CATONEM, VARRONEM, COLUMELLAM CASTIGATIONUM. LUGDUNI, APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM, 1542
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In-8oe, cinque opere in un vol., tutta pergamena antica, dorso rifatto; 226, (12) ; 491, (21) ; 184, (8) ; (168) ; 144 pp.. Buon esemplare legg.te brunito e con tracce marginali d'umiditOE nelle prime pagine.
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FRANCO,Niccol°
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| Dialogo dove si ragiona delle bellezze.
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8°Carte 120.Marca tip.del leone ed orso al titolo.Vitello del'700 con fregi oro,resturato. Venezia,Antonio Gardane, 1542. Ques'opera sulla bellezza delle donne di Casale Monferrato fu pubblicata precedentemente a Casale.Dedicato alla Marchesa del Vasto.Il Franco fu impiccato a Roma nel 1569 per ordine di Papa Paolo V°Gamba,1403.
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CROCUS, Cornelius.
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| Neo-latin school drama written by the rector of the Amsterdam gymnasium Comoedia sarca cui titulus Joseph, ad Christianae iuventutis institutionem iuxta locos inventionis, veteremque artem, nunc primum & scripta & edita per Cr. Crocum Aemsterodami ludimagistrum.
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Strasbourg, Jacobus Iucundus (Frölich), 1542.. 8vo. 18th century sprinkled calf, spine gilt in compartments with title lettered in gold, gilt binding edges, marbled endpapers. With small printer's device (a swan) on title and half-page device on the recto of the last leaf of a swan playing the violin with a Latin poem for Jacobus Iucundus underneath; several interesting tail-pieces. 40 lvs.. Second Strasburg edition printed by Jacob Frölich (Jacobus Iucundus), who had published his first edition in 1537 on the basis of the first edition of this Latin School drama: Antwerpen, Johannes Graphaeus for Joh, Steelsius, 1536, following the first performance on 15 September 1535. Cornelius Crocus, born in Amsterdam ca. 1500, is one of the first and most important Neo-Latin poets and humanists of the Northern Netherlands. He was praised by the great scholar Erasmus for his brilliant and pure Latin. As the rector of the Amsterdam Gymnasium (1528-1549) he wrote several Neo-Latin dramas, of which this play ('Joseph') is the most important and best known. Many editions were published, a.o.: Antwerp 1536, 1539 and 1546, Paris, Chr. Weichel, 1537 and 1541, Cologne 1547. The play is about the victory gained by Charles V in Tunesia over the Turcs. Crocus created very clear characters including the Egyptian princess who had tried to seduce the Emperor.Dying to join the Jesuits, Crocus eventually left Amsterdam for Rome in 1549 where he arrived on foot in September. He was received with full honours by Ignatius of Loyola himself, but he died just a few weeks after becoming a Jesuit. Very fine copy with the bookplate of the Bibliotheque du Chateau des Ormes pasted to the verso of the front cover. Only one copy mentioned in the Dutch central catalogue (NCC): UL-Amsterdam.
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POLYBIUS
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| POLYBII HISTORIOGRAPHI HISTORIRIARUM LIBRI QUINQUE LIONE SEBASTIANO GRYPHIUM 1542
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In 8 antico, mezza pelle con dorso parzialmente danneggiato, per il resto ottime condizioni, pagg. 448.Affresco monumentale sulle guerre Puniche.
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POLIBIUS,
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| HISTORIARUM LIBRI QUINQUE, NICOLAO PEROTTO INTERPRETE. LUGDUNI, APUD GRYPHIUM, 1542.
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In 8 antico, in cartonatura veneziana dell' '800. Pag. 447(1), con due belle marche tipografiche incise (il grifone), al frontespizio e sul verso dell'ultima carta. Prima edizione lionese, molto rara, di una fra le piu' importanti opere storiche su Roma. Ottimo esemplare.
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[PSALMBOOK - FRENCH]. MAROT, Clement and Theodore de BEZE.
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| Les CL Pseaumes de David. Mis en Rime Françoise, ... Les nottes de la musique sont mises sur un clef, a la commodité des chanseurs, par Jean Pierre. Musicien.Amsterdam, Paulus van Ravesteyn, 1659. 24mo in 8s (11.5 x 5.5 cm). French-language metrical psalmbook with miniature diamond-head music notes (the 5-line staff measures less than 3 mm), title-page with a woodcut of King David, 2 woodcut tailpieces, 1 woodcut decorative initial letter and a decoration built up from fleurons. Contemporary French(?) red morocco, richly gold-tooled boards and spine (à petit fers), gilt edges, headbands in ...
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(452 of 456) pp. Douen, Psautier Huguenot 331; Karlsruher Virt. Kat. (6 copies); OCLC WorldCat (2 copies); Picarta (1 copy); not in Buitink & V.d. Land, Verhaal van de Psalmen; BN-Opale-plus.Seventh copy located of a lovely little French-language Calvinist psalmbook using the tunes (mostly by Louis Bourgeois) of the Geneva editions of 1542-1562, in a finely and richly gold-tooled contemporary binding. Following the 150 psalms come two hymns ("Les Commandemens de Dieu" and "Le Cantique de Simeon"), an alphabetical index, prayers (plus the ten commandments), a catechism, "Oriaison pour dire en la Visitation d'un Malade" and the confession of faith of the French Reformed Church. All the music is written with a C-clef on the centre line of the staff and transposed so that it uses either one flat, or no flats or sharps (a system introduced by Dutch musicians ca. 1650). The title-page indicates that the music was adapted by "Jean Pierre," and the title-page of the same publisher's 1658 edition of Dathenus's Dutch version indicates that its music was adapted by the same person, there called "Jan Pietersz." He has not been further identified. Jan Pietersz. Sweelinck (1562-1621), organist of the Dutch Reformed Old Church in Amsterdam and the greatest Dutch composer of all time, published his four- to eight-part harmonizations of Bourgeois's music in 1604-1621, perhaps the greatest monument to Dutch Reformed music, but this seems to be coincidental.The music type is the smaller of the two cut by Christoffel van Dijck, and its punches survive at Museum Enschedé in Haarlem. Though often described as a 16mo or 32mo, the book is in fact a Crown 24mo with three quires per sheet (four leaves to the sheet in the long direction and six in the short direction, giving a tall and narrow format, horizontal chainlines, and the watermarks divided over the heads of four leaves in one out of three quires).The red-morocco binding (11.8 x 6.4 x 2.5 cm) is richly gold-tooled with about 175 impressions of about 10 different stamps, and double fillets. The front and back boards show a panel design with a central vertical strip made from a flower stamp within fillets, and an outer frame (also within fillets), perhaps made from a roll with circular openings but filled in with five kinds of separately tooled rosettes, some apparently built up from smaller stamps. The space between the central strip and outer frame is filled with a repeating pattern of stamps intermeshing so that the two-millimetre space between them forms a decorative design itself. The spine is gold-tooled in its five compartments, on its four raised bands and at its head and foot.Most of the last two leaves of the four-leaf confession of faith (quire 2F) have been torn out, along with a small piece of its second leaf. The published descriptions of the six other copies located suggest that three lack this confession of faith entirely, while three include it (the catchword "CON-" at the foot of 2E8v shows that the publisher planned its inclusion, but it may have been omitted or removed from copies of people who followed a different confession). The book is otherwise in very good condition and almost untrimmed (one bolt partly unopened on the fore-edge), with the title-page showing minor spots and slight wear, and with an occasional minor spot elsewhere. The binding lacks the two fastenings (one can see where the four small catch-plates were attached) but is otherwise very good, with minor wear to the spine and hinges. The free endpapers have been removed. A lovely early French-language Dutch psalmbook in a popular small format, in richly gold-tooled contemporary morocco.
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VERGILIUS MARO, Publius.
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| Opera Cum Servii, Donati, Et Ascensii Commentariis Nunc Primum Suae Integritati Restitutis Et Quoniam Donati Commentaria I Bucolica, Et Georgica Desiderantur, io. Pierium Substituimus.
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Venice: Giunta [the Heirs of Lucantonio Giunta, January], 1542. folio. ff. [8], 475, [1]. ff. 4-5 present in duplicate. title in red & black with in architectural woodcut border. 23 woodcuts in the text (some full and half-page; some signed 'L'). woodcut printer's device on verso of last leaf. woodcut initials. old vellum, rebacked with part of spine mounted (covers very worn but solid, a few leaves embrowned, occasional marginal stains & soiling, edges of last leaves tatty, some wormholes in last (repaired) & first few leaves affecting some letters & small portion of title border, several old library rubberstamps on verso of title & on verso of last leaf). Mortimer describes a 1544 Giunta edition utilizing the same woodcut border, but illustrated with a fuller complement of woodcuts - 115 as opposed to the 23 found in the present edition. The Giunta woodcuts, first published in 1515, were copied from Johann Grúninger's Strasbourg edition of 1502. Not all of the cuts appeared in all of the Giunta editions. Adams V485. cfMortimer, Harvard Italian 16th Century Books, 525.
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PONTANUS (Ludovicus).
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| En prodeunt tibi, studiose lector, jurisco. facile principum classicorumque Singularia, singulari certe eruditione totiusque tum Civilis, tum Pontif. Juris arcanis referta, quasi in fascem unum incredibili anxiaque sedulitate congesta, quorum nomenclaturam huic frontispicio in tuam gratiam insuimus. Singularia Ludovici Romani cum add. Jo. Bap. Castel. Matthe. Mathes. cum illustrationibus ejusdem Bapt. Francis. Crem., cum multipli. accessio. ab eodem Bapt. Anto. Cors. Sicul. Petr. Gerar. de Petr. San. cum ejusd. alleg. Guil. ab Ludo. Amanelli Claraquensis. Paul. Castr. recens adjecta. Que omnia diligenti censura recognovit, collocupletavirosque inter utriusque Juris peritos vir primarie note Joan. Thierri Lingonensis.
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S.l. (Lyon), B. Vincent, 1542. In-8°, car. goth., 12 ff.n.ch., 240 ff., basane brune, filet doré autour des plats, dos à trois nerfs orné de filets dorés, tranches jaspées (Reliure ancienne). Belle impression en caractères gothiques de cet ouvrage réunissant autour de Ludovicus Pontanus de Rome, les principaux juristes de cette époque. Le titre, imprimé en rouge et noir, est orné d'un bel encadrement gravé sur bois. Le catalogue collectif de France ne signale que deux exemplaires de ce volume, tous deux à la réserve de la BN. Exemplaire parfaitement conservé, malgré quelques défauts à la reliure (coiffe supérieure manquante).
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GAURICO, Pomponio
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| De sculptura
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Nuremberg Johannes Petreius 1542. Rare early edition of this famous work on sculpture, perspective and the aesthetic theory of the plastic arts, of particular importance for the diffusion of perspective theory north of Florence. Kemp characterizes the work’s technical innovations as "a curious mélange of the Albertian method, using an intersecting plane (the central vertical), and the ‘workshop’ method which depends on the diagonal point(s)" (Science of Art, p. 42, and following for Gaurico’s foreshortening method). Midway between Alberti and Vasari, Gaurico’s treatise also documents the tremendous increase in cultural prestige which painting underwent during the fifteenth century: the incomparable outpouring of masterpieces of that century stilled the old debates about the dignity of painting and its status as one of the liberal arts. This prestige is here reflected in art criticism as a broad discipline in accord with a humanistic concept of culture, with its emphasis on history and informed evaluative judgement. The work first appeared in 1504 (Florence), and again in 1528 (Antwerp); it proved particularly popular in German-speaking countries, as this imprint from the home of Dürer attests. All early editions are quite rare. The work became an instant "classic" in aesthetics and was often anthologized into the 17th century.Pomponio Gaurico (1482-1530) was a professor of philology at the University of Naples, a poet and humanist par excellence. His brother Luca was a celebrated mathematician, and made an influential Latin translation of Peckham’s treatise on perspective. * Vagnetti EIIb1; Schlosser-Magnino, pp. 235-239; Kemp, Science of Art, pp. 40-41; modern ed. by A. Chastel & R. Klein (1969).
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Chronik der Deutschen -
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| Chronica Darinn auff das kürtzest begriffen/ die namhafftigsten geschichten/ so sich von der geburt Christi under allen Römischen Kaisern/ sonderlich inn Teütscher Nation/ biß auf diß gegenwärtig M. D. und XLII. Jar verlauffen haben. Gemert vnd gebessert.
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(Augsburg, Ulhart, 1542.). 107 ungezählte Blätter. Titelblatt in Rot und Schwarz gedruckt mit figürlicher Holzschnittumrahmung. 20 x 15 cm, neuerer Halbpergamentband.. Letzte von Ulhart gedruckte Chronik. Teils etwas braunfleckig, stellenweise Randanmerkungen von alter Hand. Wohlerhaltenes Exemplar.
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FERRARI (Jérôme);
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Paul Manuce aldi Filios 1542 In-12 de 126 ff.n.ch., vélin estampé (reliure de l'époque). 4500 Seule édition aldine de ces ' Corrections É adressées à Paul Manuce, ornée de l'ancre au dauphin (n 3) sur le titre et in fine. Né à Corregio en 1501, Ferrari, philologue, se distingua par son savoir et obtint la protection de plusieurs cardinaux, entre autre d'Alexandre Cesarini, qui le logea dans son palais. Précieux exemplaire de présent de l'humaniste allemand Johannes Caselius offert à son beau-père et ami Andreas Mylius, avec l'inscription manuscrite à l'encre sur le titre : Ll (arissimo) V (iro) Andreas Mylio Johannes Caselius. Andreas M. Mylius (1527-1594) et J. Caselius (1533-1613) furent tous les deux conseillers à la cour de Johan Albrecht, duc de Mecklembourg. Les fonctions de Mylius concernaient l'éducation, la diplomatie et l'administration alors que Caselius s'occupait plutôt de l'université. Tous les deux, vers 1560, s'occupaient également de l'éducation du fils de Johan Albrecht, le futur Johan VIII. Caselius se maria avec la fille de Mylius, Gertrud, et l'oraison funèbre qu'il écrivit pour Mylius fut imprimée à Helmstedt en 1611. Cet exemplaire montre l'amitié et l'étroite collaboration qui existaient entre ces deux importants humanistes, actifs dans le nord de l'Allemagne afin d'y promouvoir la culture. Acquis lors du voyage que fit Caselius en Italie, où il rencontra Paul Manuce, cet exemplaire de présent rappelle l'importance des recherches philologiques à cette époque. Renouard, p. 125. Mors supérieur fendu.
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MARTIALIS M.VAL.
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| EPIGRAMMATON LIBRI 14. INTERPRETANTIBUS DOMITIO CALDERINO, GEORGIOQUE MERULA CUM INDICE COPIOSISSIMO. ADDITUS ARGUMENTIS LOCIS SUIS MIRA & DILUCIDA BREUITATE POETAE MENTEM EXPLICANTIBUS. QUAE OMNIA DILIGENTISSIMA CURA NUNC EXCUSA QUAM CASTIGATA IN MANUS STUDIOSORUM EXTANT... VENEZIA, SCOTO, 1542.
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Fo, cart. ricoperto in carta Remondini (alc. mancanze). Cc.(2), 135 mal num. 136, manca l'ult. c. bianca. Marca tip. e molti graziosi capilett. ornati. Lievi aloni e macchietta al marg. bianco sup. di alc. pp., fior. ma es. buono e fresco. Bella edizione non comune.
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BALBUS, Johannes Franciscus
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| Trac[tatus] de prescriptionib(us). Tractatus fecudus et perutilis. [In fine:] Impressa Lugd[uni] per Benedictu Bonyn MCCCCCCXLII [sic].
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Lyon, Bonin, 1542.. Kl-4; Titel (rot-schwarz) mit Titelholzschnitt und Holzschnittbordüre, 23 Bll., 208 fol. Bll.; Druckermarke am Ende, mit zahlr. Holzschnittinitialen; Ldrbd. d. Zt., 2 spätere Schließen (Metall); kleiner Besitzvermerk von alter Hand auf Titel, teils umfangreiche Marginalien und Unterstreichungen von alter Hand, im oberen Teil durchgehend wasserrandig.. IA 111.758 (3 Exemplare: Freiburg, München, Würzburg); nicht in BMC French Books; zum Autor vgl. Zedler 3, Sp. 188 (kennt diese Ausgabe nicht). - J. F. B. (um 1510), Professor der Rechte in Turin. - Weit verbreitetes juristisches Werk, in mehreren Auflagen erschienen; Zedler und Georgi nennen nur spätere. - SEHR SELTEN.
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Boemus, Joannes.
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| Omnium gentium mores, leges et ritus ex multis clarissi misrerum scriptoribus a Ioanne Boemo Aubano Teutonico nuper collecti et novissimus recogniti.
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Tribus libris absolutum opus, Aphricam, Asiam et Europam describentibus.... necnon Mathiae Amichou de Sarmatia Asiana atque Europea libri duo... Venetiis, 1542. Small 8vo., 291p., 11 ll. and woodengraved printers mark on last leave. New Vellum with new leather strings in an old style with lettering. *Sabin 106330; Palau 31246. Hans Böhm (1485-1535) was a german priest in Ulm and the earliest Ethnologist and this work was first published in 1520 and frequently reprinted. It is a compilation in which he describes the mores and habits of diverse peoples of the world than known... it is divided in 5 books and includes an annotated index. It also has several nice woodengraved initials (letters). Some few underlining and notes in the margins in an old hand. Some slight wormholes at the end without touching the text. With an ex libris of Colonel Ph. Milou.
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JUVENAL et AULU PERSE;
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| Iunii Juvenalis Aquinatis Satyrae decem et sex. Apus Simonem Colinaeum. 1542. ( A la suite : ) Auli Persii lacci Satyrae sex. Parisiis, apud Simonem Colinaeum. 1542
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Paris Simon de Colines 1542 In-16 (110 X 67 mm). 71 feuillets et (1 f. blanc) ; 14 feuillets et (1 f. blanc). Plein veau racinŽ du dŽbut du XVIIIme sicle ; dos sans nerf ornŽ ˆ la grotesque. Charmantes Žditions imprimŽes en italique par Simon de Colines. Elles semblent rares : Renouard (page 360 et page 361) n'indique que l'exemplaire du British Museum. Manque ˆ Schreiber.
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ARIOSTO LUDOVICO
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Venezia Agostino de Bendoni 1542 In-8º; molto raro; cc. 36, al frontespizio grande ritratto di ariosto di prfofilo inciso su legno. .Legatura in piena pelle moderna. Una leggera gora di umidità. Agnelli-Ravegnani (II, p. 87) “rarissima”.
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GALEN
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| GALENI IN LIBRUM HIPPOCRATIS DE VICTUS RATIONE IN MORBIS ACUTIS
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1542 GALEN. GALENI IN LIBRUM HIPPOCRATIS DE VICTUS RATIONE IN MORBIS ACUTIS Commentarii quattuor. Ioanne Vasseo Meldensi interprete, a quo denuo sunt recogniti & regustati. Paris, Simon de Colines, 1542. 8vo. [8]172ff. Second edition, revised from the first edition of 1531, and with a new dedication. Galen's commentary on Hippocrates' "The Regimen in Serious Illness," translated from the Greek and edited by Jean Vasses of Meaux (1486-1550). Vasses, one of the most learned and successful physicians of his time, was Dean of the Medical Faculty at Paris, and author of a "Medical Enchiridion" and treatises on urology. The fifth-century BC Hippocratic text is also presented in Latin, accompanied by Galen's commentary in Italics. Galen (ca.130-ca.200 AD), a Greek born in Pergamon, traveled and studied widely before becoming physician to gladiators, and then, in Rome, personal physician to the Emperor Marcus Aurelius. His writings were most influential during the Middle Ages. This translation was used by Brasavola, who edited a complete edition of Galen's works, in his edition of 1546 (Venice, Scotus). Another edition appeared in London in 1563. Woodcut of Father Time on title. Some smudging to first and last few leaves; library marks; ink mark to title. Otherwise internally clean, in later leather with spine damaged and front board detached. A.e.g. (Renouard p.359). Rare.
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FERRARI (Jérôme);
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| Ad Paulum Manutium Emendationes in Philippicas Ciceronis.
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Venitiis Paul Manuce aldi Filios 1542 In-12 de 126 ff.n.ch., vélin estampé (reliure de l'époque). Seule édition aldine de ces « Corrections » adressées à Paul Manuce, ornée de l'ancre au dauphin (nº3) sur le titre et in fine. Né à Corregio en 1501, Ferrari, philologue, se distingua par son savoir et obtint la protection de plusieurs cardinaux, entre autre d'Alexandre Cesarini, qui le logea dans son palais. Précieux exemplaire de présent de l'humaniste allemand Johannes Caselius offert à son beau-père et ami Andreas Mylius, avec l'inscription manuscrite à l'encre sur le titre : Ll (arissimo) V (iro) Andreas Mylio Johannes Caselius. Andreas M. Mylius (1527-1594) et J. Caselius (1533-1613) furent tous les deux conseillers à la cour de Johan Albrecht, duc de Mecklembourg. Les fonctions de Mylius concernaient l'éducation, la diplomatie et l'administration alors que Caselius s'occupait plutôt de l'université. Tous les deux, vers 1560, s'occupaient également de l'éducation du fils de Johan Albrecht, le futur Johan VIII. Caselius se maria avec la fille de Mylius, Gertrud, et l'oraison funèbre qu'il écrivit pour Mylius fut imprimée à Helmstedt en 1611. Cet exemplaire montre l'amitié et l'étroite collaboration qui existaient entre ces deux importants humanistes, actifs dans le nord de l'Allemagne afin d'y promouvoir la culture. Acquis lors du voyage que fit Caselius en Italie, où il rencontra Paul Manuce, cet exemplaire de présent rappelle l'importance des recherches philologiques à cette époque. Renouard, p. 125. Mors supérieur fendu.
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| DE SERMONE LATINO et modis latine loquendi. Eiusdem Venatio, ad Ascanium Cardinalem item Iter Iulij II Pontificis Rom. Lugduni, apud Seb. Gryphium,
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1542 in-8 antico, pp. 402, (14), leg. p. pelle coeva con impress. ai picc. ferri ai piatti. Opera di didattica latina, con una parte molto interess. perché riguarda la caccia: si tratta di un poema che vede come protagonisti Ascanio e Diana. E’ forse la prima opera di caccia in cui si fa cenno al fucile. Adams 904 e Ceresoli p. 140 che non citano questa ediz. ma quella della stessa tipografia del 1548. Leg. piuttosto consunta con qualche mancanza ma internamente bell’esempl. fresco e marginoso. [132-12]
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HARTMANN, G.
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| PERSPECTIVA COMMUNIS. IDEO SIC DICTA, QUOD CONTINEAT ELEMENTA TES OPTIGES, OMNIBUS PHILOSOPHIAE STUDIOSIS NECESSARIA. IN HAC ENIM DOCTRINA INCHOATAE DISPUTATIONES PHILOSOPHORUM, DE NATURA, & PROIECTIONE RADIORUM VISUS, LUMINUM, COLORUM & FORMARUM ABSOLVUNTUR. IN QUIBUS & DE SPECULIS TRACTATUR. SUMMA CURA & DILIGENTIA EMENDATA, & AB INFINITIS QUIBUS SCATEBAT MENDIS REPURGATA, NECNON IN QUIBUS DESICIEBAT DEMONSTRATIONIBUS RESTITUTA. NUREMBERG, JOHAN PETREIUS, 1542.
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Small 4to. Boards. With 44 geometric and perspectival woodcuts in text. (55) leaves. Rare first edition by Georg Hartmann (1489-1564), on one of the earliest works on perspective, the "Perspectiva Communis" by John Peckham (ca. 1230-1292). Peckham was one of the great scientists and natural philosophers of the 13th century. He became especially famous because of his work on perspective, which is still valued today. Probably written between 1277 and 1279, during his professorship at the Papal Curia, the text was spread over Europe in dozens of manuscripts until the editio princeps was published by Petrus de Corneno at Milan in 1482, edited by Fabius Cardanus. In 1504 a much improved edition was published by Sessa at Venice, edited by Lucas Gauricus from Naples. The present edition was newly revised and corrected from the manuscripts by Georg Hartmann (1489-1564), a famous Neurenberg mathematician himself, and scientific instrument maker. Hartmann was also the inventor of the declination of the compass, and of remarkable constructions of astrolabes and armillary spheres. He was a friend of Duerer, Pirckheimer, and Melanchton. He was in contact with Copernicus' brother Andreas, and closely connected with to the Copernican cosmographers at Neurenberg, like Johannes Schoener and Joachim Rheticus, who dedicated the chapter "De lateribus" in the great work of Copernicus to Hartmann. Hartmann himself dedicated the present work to another friend of Duerer and Pirckheimer, the imperial militariary architect Hans Tscherte. Divided in three parts, the "Perspectiva Commmunis" presents 162 propositions, 84 for the optics, treating the anatomy and the physiology of the eye, 56 for the catroptics, treating the reflexion of light, and 22 for the dioptrics or the refraction of light. The latter part also contains a description of the rainbow and the galaxy, as well as a dicussion of a dark room, the predecessor of photography. The 44 woodcuts illustrating the propositions were designed by Hartmann, and include a fine, large cross-section of the human eye, one of the earliest representations of the eye in print. Hartmann was also planning a book on shadows, but that was never published. The book is well produced, well laid out, and printed in Roman type by Johannes Petreius, one of the best scientific publishers of the 16th century. Good copy. Vagnetti Db8, and Cb6, note; Poggendorff II, 385; Dict. Scientific Biography 6, pp. 143-145.
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FICINO,Marsilio.
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| Il comento sopra il Convito di Platone.
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8°( 4 ),159 cc,( 4 ),1b.Legatura in bella pergamena recente,dorso a nervi. Roma,Francesco Priscianese fiorentino, 1542. La traduzione °quella di Ercole Barbarasa da Terni.Non in B.L. od Adams.Gamba,1097.
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FUCHS, Leonhart.
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| De historia stirpium commentarii insignes, maximis impensis et vigiliis elaborati, adiectis earumdem vivis plusquam quingentis imaginibus, nunquam antea ad naturae imitationem artificiosius effectis & expressis ... Accessit iis succincta admodum vocum difficilium & obscurarum passim in hoc opere occurrentium explicatio. Una cum quadruplici indice ...
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Coloured copy of the original edition of 'Perhaps the most celebrated and beautiful herbal ever published' by the founding father of botany Basle, Officina Isengriniana (Michael Isengrin), 1542. Folio (37 x 24,5 cm). Contemporary blind tooled pigskin over thick wooden boards with four elaborately decorated borders around a central panel with an oval wreath, ribbed spine with hand written title in first compartment. With a full-page woodcut portrait of Fuchs on the verso of the title after a painting by Heinrich Füllmaurer (Tübingen 1541), the portraits of the three illustrators on one page, the printer's device with inscription 'Palma Ising' on title and repeated on verso of last leaf, and 512 full-page magnificent woodcuts of plants by Veyt Rudolff Speckle after the designs of Heinrich Füllmaurer and Albrecht Meyer, all in a strictly contemporary hand colouring, by an early owner. (28), 896, (4) pp. (there is no p. 34, extra numbered p. ('c') between p. 60/61 and some misnumb. pp.). Original edition in contemporary hand colouring of this classic herbal, recognized for more than four centuries as a masterpiece of Renaissance botany and one of the most beautiful books ever printed. Only some 150 copies of the herbal are known to survive in rare book collections, and in the antiquarian book market especially coloured copies command extremely high prices.The herbal in general, a compilation of information on the medicinal properties of plants, had declined in the Middle Ages. This changed in the early sixteenth century with the emergence in Germany of the new form of a printed, illustrated herbal, led by De historia stirpium by Leonhart Fuchs. The plan and organization of the herbal was entirely original with Fuchs, although the work included a vast amount of material derived from his Classical predecessors, in the first place from Dioscurides.Fuchs's book is of great splendor, without equal among sixteenth-century herbals. It is illustrated with 512 woodcut figures, all original and depicted from life. These figures established a standard of botanical illustration that has lasted to the present day, and more than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chilli pepper, cactus, and tobacco). During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 editions in Latin, as the New Kreüterbuch in a German translation (1543), the New Herbal in English, Den nieuwen Herbarius, dat is dat boeck van den cruyden (1543) in Dutch, and French and Spanish translations. The content and purpose of this book, one of the greatest of all herbals (Norton), is well expressed in an English translation of its title: 'Notable commentaries on the history of plants, prepared with great expense and diligence ... and adorned with more than five hundred lifelike pictures in imitation of nature, never hitherto drawn and printed with greater art. Many others have visited foreign lands, some here, some there, at huge cost, with tireless effort, and sometimes not without peril to their lives, in order to acquire intimate knowledge of the substance of simples; all this substance you will be pleased to learn from this book, as in a living pleasure garden, at a great saving of money and time, far from any peril. Added to this is a concise explanation of the difficult and obscure words that occur here and there in this work; along with a fourfold index, containing (1) the Greek names of the plants, (2) the Latin names, (3) those used in the shops of druggists and by herb-gatherers, and (4) the German names.Fuchs explains that he was writing for the benefit of his fellow physicians because it was difficult to find one physician out of a hundred who had accurate knowledge of even a few plants. The result was a Latin text heavily annotated with citations from the traditional medical texts, although he also included his native German plants and a considerable number of the Asian, African, and American plants which had recently been introduced to Europe - including what is supposed to be the first published picture of maize - which Fuchs incorrectly identifies as a Turkish plant. The book contains the description of about 400 wild and more than 100 domesticated plant species and their medical uses ("Krafft und Würckung") in alphabetical order: Fuchs made no attempt at presenting them in a natural system of classification. The thing which has made Fuchs herbal so highly prized to collectors, however, is not the scholarly text, but the magnificent large ornate illustrations of plants which were drawn from nature by Albrecht Meyer, transferred to woodblocks by Heinrich Füllmaurer, and then cut into the wood by Veit Rudolf Speckle - all of whom are immortalized, along with Fuchs, by woodcut portraits, making this book the first which contains not only the names, but also the portraits of its illustrators (cf. Becher). Leonhart Fuchs (1501-1566), along with Otto Brunfels and Hieronymus Bock condsidered as one of the three founding fathers of botany, was born in Wemding in the Duchy of Bavaria. After visiting a school in Heilbronn, Fuchs went to the Marienschule in Erfurt, and graduated as Baccalaureus artium. In 1524 he became Magister Artium in Ingolstadt, and was received doctor of medicine in the same year. From 1524 he practiced as a doctor in Munich, until he received a chair of medicine at Ingolstadt in 1526. From 1528 -1531 he was the personal physician of Georg, Margrave of Brandenburg in Ansbach. Fuchs was called to Tübingen by Ulrich, Duke of Württemberg in 1533 to help in reforming the university in the spirit of humanism. He served as chancellor seven times, spending the last thirty-one years of his life as professor of medicine. He died in Tübingen in 1566. He wanted to 'return' to the Greek authors. But he saw the importance of practical experience as well and offered botanical field days for the students, where he demonstrated the medicinal plants in situ. He founded one of the first German botanical gardens. Fuchs' name is preserved by the plant Fuchsia , discovered on Santo Domingo in the Caribbean in 1696/97 by the French scientist Dom Charles Plumier, who published the first description of 'Fuchsia triphylla, flore coccineo' in 1703. The color fuchsia is also named for him, describing the purplish-red of the shrub's flowers.'Of all the books authored by Fuchs, his De historia stirpium is unquestionably his greatest achievement. The methodical layout, the organization of the subject matter, the spacious design, and the number, size, and beauty of the illustrations have caused the herbal to appeal to botanists and bibliophiles alike. Scholars today consider the herbal to be one of the significant landmarks of pre-Linnaean herbal-botanical litarature' (One hundred books famous in Medicine).Some citations from the literature: 'A folio of breathtaking splendor', 'A botanical masterpiece', 'Perhaps the most celebrated and beautiful herbal ever published', ''Fuchs' woodcuts set a standard for botanical illustration that holds up to this day for clarity and directness' (Printing and the Mind of Man), 'One of the greatest of all herbals' (The Renaissance Print). Very fine coloured copy with the engraved armorial bookplate of 'A.Z.' pasted to the back of the front cover, with contemporary or slightly later annotations: additional Latin names of the plants depicted.- (Binding a bit soiled, front hinge partly cracked; the colours of the drawings often set off on the versos). VD16, F-3242; Nissen, BBI, 658; Printzel 3138; Adams F-1099; Dibner 19; Horblit 33b; Stillwell 640; Printing and the mind of man 69; Norman, One hundred books famous in Medicine (Grolier Club, New York, 1995) 17; Hunt bot. cat. 48; Becher, Early herbals 72; Bird, 16th cent. med. books 938; Kelly, Cat. James Sutherland's libr. 122; The great herbal of Leonhart Fuchs: notable commentaries on the history of plants. Ed. by Fr. G. Meyer, Em. E. Trueblood, a.o. (Stanford 1999).
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| The Household Medical Adviser A Complete,Popular-Scientific Work of Reference :
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Publisher: LONDON,The Werner Company,no date:Hardcover,pictorial cloth with art nouveau style decoration on front cover and spine,fine.Internally clean,tight and sound.No inscriptions etc.This is an extremely handsome copy.Thick 8vo,639pp,over 320 illustrations.The folding anatomical plates of male and female at rear of book are complete and in fine condition.Book # 1542:
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FENESTELLA (Lucius);POMPONIUS LAETUS (Julius);
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| L. Fenestellae De Magistratibus, Sacerdotisq Romanorum Libellus, iam primu nitori suo restitutus. Pomponii Laeti itidem de magistratibus & sacerdotiis, & praeterea de diversis legibus Romanorum.
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Parisiis Ex officina Simonis Colinaei 1542 In-12 de 62-(2) ff., demi-vélin (reliure du XIXe siècle). Edition de Simon des Collines publiée une première fois en 1530, puis en 1535 et 1539. Ce traité de droit romain de Lucius Fenestella occupe les feuillets 2 à 43, celui de Pomponius Laetus, les feuillets 43 verso à 61. Encadrement gravé sur le titre. Renouard, Bibliographie des éditions de Simon des Collines, p. 356 ; Schreiber, 191.
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PLUTARCHUS,Cheroneus .
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| Ethika syngrammata.
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2° ( 305x200 mm ).( 12 ),877 pagine,1nn,1b,1nn.Marca tipografica al frontespizio ed in fine,un timbro al titolo,testatine,iniziali.Molti quaderni leggermente arrossati o fioriti per la qualità della carta.Pergamena coeva,dorso a nervi,il piatto posteriore Basel,H.Froeben et N.Episcopus, 1542. Seconda edizione,"minuziosamente copiata dall'Aldina del 1509.Tre copie in B.L.,STC,705 e due copie in Adams,P,1635.Graesse,V,357.
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PLUTARCHUS
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| GRAECORUM ROMANORUMQUE ILLUSTRIUM VITAE INTERPRETI: LAPO FLORENTINO , DONATO ACCIAIOLO, GUARINO VERONENSI, ANTONIO BECARIA, FRANCISCO BARBARO, LEONARDO ARETINO [LEONARDO BRUNI], ANTONIO TUDERTINO, LEONARDO IUSTINIANO . BASILAE, APUD MICH. ISINGRINIUM, 1542
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32.5x21 cm., [24], 401 cc., marca tipografica inizio e in fine, legatura posteriore in piena pelle bouchete, fregi in oro al dorso, titolo tassello, piccolo restauro al margine superiore del frontespizio, gora nel testo piu' marcata alle ultime pagine minimo pregiudizio di alcune lettere a tre righe delle ultime tre carte, la carta di guardia in fine e' nuova, peraltro ottimo esemplare con buoni margini, in latino Importante edizione delle vite di Plutarco, anche per le traduzioni dei piu' grandi umanisti italiani che tanto studiarono e apprezzarono l'autore. Da Adams e Graesse risulta che il primo commento con gli interpreti qui presenti fu pubblicato a Basilea solo nel 1536 da Jo. Bebelii, la nostra sarebbe dunque la seconda edizione col commento di Lapo Florentinus et Al. manca all'Adams, Graesse V, 361.
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JOURNAL OF RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY IN SOCIAL WORK Vols. 1-24. Washington, D.C.; Binghamton, 1975-2005. Partly reprint.
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. . Teilserien und Einzelbände auf Anfrage lieferbar. 1542-6432
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OMERO.
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| Ilias. Vita. Odyssea. Batracomyomachia. Hymni.
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Venezia, Giovanni Farri e fratelli, 1542. 1542 "2 volumi in-8°; 284 cc., 56 cc. - 260 cc.; legaturatardo-ottocentesca in mezza pelle con fregi e titolo in oro al dorso. Marca tipografica ai titoli e in fine. Testo greco." "Curata riproposizione dell'edizione giuntina del 1537, completa della pseudoerodotea vita di Omero, della Batracomiomachia e degli Inni. I bei caratteri greci sono quelli usati dal Farri nelle coeve ""Graecae grammaticae institutiones"" del Chrysoloras." EDIT on-line 22958-59. Schweiger pp. 156-57. Hoffmann II p. 4611.
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Augustinus, Aurelius
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| Enarrationes, sive commentarii in psalmos mysticos, longe quam antehac castigatiores. His accessit tam illustrium sententiarum quam verborum notatu dignissimorum index locupletissimus.
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Paris, Wechel 1542.. 36 cm. 372, (37, ohne das letzte weiße) Blatt mit Holzschn.-Druckermarke. Blindgeprägter Lederband der Zeit über Holzdeckeln mit 2 Messingschließen. - Index Aurel. 110.276 - Nicht bei Adams und im British Museum. Durchgängig Wurmlöcher, fehlendes Einbandmaterial ergänzt, Schließhaken fehlen, am Schnitt Feuchtigkeitsränder, Vorsatz und Titel Besitzvermerke, und a. datiert 1593. - Sprache / Language: Lateinisch / Latin -
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Paulus Aegineta and Joannes Guinterius of Andernach
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| Opera...conversa & illustrata commentariis a Joanne Guinterior Andernaco
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Strasburg: Per Vuendelinum Rihelium 1542 Folio, [36],490,[2]pp plus foliated 40ll (ie 80pp).Contemporary limp green vellum with wear. 17th century inscription on title page "Di Calvina Peri de Roppa." This copy later in the famous Dr. Otto Fisher medical collection and sold at Swann in 1978 for $520. Paulus Aegineta was the last of the great Byzantine physicians out of the School of Alexandria and a compiler whose works were widely consulted well into the Renaissance. Joannes Guinterius Andernacus (1504-1574) was a teacher, scholar, and humanist perhaps best known for teaching Vesalius at Padua. His commentary on Paul of Aegina first appeared in 1532, but this edition has a greatly enlarged text and extensive commentary. A fine copy in a nice contemporary binding. Durling 3554; Heirs of Hippocrates 57; Osler 439; Wellcome 4868.
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(DIOGENES LAERTIOS.
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| De vitis ac moribus priscorum philosophorum libri decem (Latine):. Novissime iam post om(n)es omnium castigationes nova diligentia emendati, ... multisq(ue) versibus quos anteriores editiones (Graece) non habent, donati.
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Köln, E. Cervicornus, 1542).. 15 (statt 16) Bl., 671 S. Ohne Einbd (Titelblatt fehlt, teilw. etwas braunfleckig, knickspurig u. mit kl. Nässespuren, die ersten 7 Blatt fleckig u. mit kl. Randläsuren). (E 037622). Wohl eine Wiederholung der ersten in Deutschland gedruckten Ausgabe, die Valentin Curio 1524 mit revidiertem Text und Ergänzungen nach einer griechischen Handschrift herausgegeben hatte.- Hoffmann I, 568; VD 16 D 1839.
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OVIDIO NASONE PUBLIO.
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Ioannis Tacuino de Tridino, Venezia, 1542 In folio (320x210), carte non num. 6, carte numerate 109 (ma 113 su 114, considerati vari errori di num. all'inizio, fra la carta B2 e C1; manca quindi l'ultima carta, forse bianca o con la marca editoriale). Frontespizio in rosso e nero entro elegante bordura decorativa a carattere floreale. Capilettera del testo entro grandi riquadri, testo incorniciato dal commento. Sono presenti nel testo 20 belle silografie (la prima lievemente colorata anticamente) tripartite ad illustrare personaggi ed eroine dei racconti degli antichi miti e 2 più grandi alla fine. Mezza pelle settecentesca con titolo su tassello in oro al dorso. L'opera è un epistolario poetico scritto da Ovidio in età giovanile, alla maniera classica, in forma di lettere immaginarie di donne famose della mitologia (Penelope, Arianna, Briseide, Medea, Ero, Elena, etc.). Interessante edizione con i commenti di vari autori fra cui Antonio Volsco, Ubertino di Crescentino, Domizio Calderini, Cristoforo Zaroto ed annotazioni di G.B. Egnatio, Angelo Poliziano e Giorgio Merula. Buon esemplare che presenta lievi ossidazioni, talvolta dovute ad antiche macchioline di inchiostro, a volte nel testo; piccoli forellini di tarlo che interessano poche carte all'inizio del tomo nel margine interno. Cuffia inferiore, alcuni punti della cerniera posteriore e superiore, che presentano tracce di usura e mancanza dovuta a tarlo; qualche pieghetta ai margini verso la fine.
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Fagius, Paulus
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Isnae: [Private Press of Paulus Fagius], 1542. 19th-century half morocco, joints rubbed. Ex-library with bookplate and pressure-stamps. Upper outer corners of early leaves with old iron gall ink spilled on them, embrittling affected area, with minor loss of a very few letters in some running headlines. Faint waterstaining in lower margins of early leaves.. 4to. [4] ff, 174 pp., [1] f. Fagius was "one of the prime examples of the important role played by Christians interested in Hebrew and Judaica for the spread of Hebrew printing. Born in the Palatinate, Fagius was a professor of Hebrew at Strasbourg and later at Cambridge. More importantly, he established a Hebrew press in Isny, Bavaria, where he appointed his former Hebrew teacher, Elijah Levita, as supervisor. The inscription on Fagius's printer's mark declares, 'Every good tree gives forth good fruit.' The Fagius printing press spread Hebrew books throughout the Rhineland. In addition to the publication of various Hebrew books, the major contribution of Fagius's press was the publication of numerous Hebrew texts with a Latin translation and commentary" ("From Written to Printed Text: The Transmission of Jewish Tradition An Exhibition of Books and Manuscripts from the Library of the Center for Judaic Studies" of the University of Pennsylvania).#11; Several sources misidentify Isnae as Isna in Egypt. #11; The work at hand is commentary on Genesis I-IV, and is printed in Hebrew and Latin.#11; Evidence of readership: 19th-century marginalia, some in English.
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DENIAU (Abbé), Dom F. CHAMARD et Abbé UZUREAU
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s.d. demi-chagrin vert, dos à nerfs orné d'une fleur de lys et de filets dorés, premier plat de couv. cons. (rel. moderne). Dos passés. 6 vol. gr. in-8, 38 pl., "Vachon, 1542 : ""L'un des principaux ouvrages sur les guerres de Vendée et auquel tous les historiens se réfèrent. Le tome I étudie les causes du soulèvement et raconte les premiers combats de janvier à mai 1793 (...). Le tome II nous plonge dans la Grande guerre et ses combats d'avril à octobre 1793. Le tome III poursuit le récit de la Grande guerre d'octobre 1793 jusqu'au passage de la Loire, puis nous entraîne dans la fameuse ""Virée de Galerne"" jusqu'au désastre de Savenay. Le tome IV nous donne le récit des guerres de Charette et de Stofflet en 1794. Le tome V nous relate (en empiètant un peu sur le t. 6) la Pacification de la Vendée du 28 décembre 1794 au 16 février 1800. Le tome VI parle des événements de 1814, 1815 et 1832."" Il manque à notre exemplaire le fascicule de 18 cartes."
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