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AUGUSTINE, Saint (attrib.), and
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| Sinte Augustinus vierige Meditatien oft Aendachten. Ende die Alleen spraken der Sielen tot Godt. Ende dat Hantboecxken vander Aenschouwinghe Christi. Noch S. Bernardus Devote Aendachten. Ende een Boecxke(n) van S. Ancelmus, genaemt, De Strale der Godlijcker Liefde(n), met sommige van synen gebeden. Nu van nieus overgheset door Anthonium van Hemert, Regulier.Antwerp, Hieronymous Verdussen, 1603. 16mo. 5 parts in 1 volume. With a general title-page, part-titles to parts 2-4 and drop-titles to part 5 and its appendix, each of the four title-pages with a woodcut illustration (1-3 identical); 41 additional woodcut illustrations in the text; 1 woodcut illustration used 4 times as a tailpiece (3 times in a scrollwork frame); 1 historiated woodcut
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- (1), 84, (2); (1), "71" [= 72]; (1), 73-108; (1), 110-"138" [= 146]; (1), "140"-"166" [= 148-174], (1 blank) ll. Bib. Cath. Neerl. Imp. 4921; Anet Cat. (2 copies); NCC (2 copies); STC Vlaanderen (3 copies); cf. Belg. Typ. 5127 (1548 ed.); J.J. Lub, ed., Sinte Augustijs Hantboec, Assen, 1962. Anthoon van Hemert’s Middle Dutch translation of the devotional Meditationes, Manuale and Soliloquia sometimes attributed to Saint Augustine, published together with Saint Bernard’s meditations, a work sometimes ascribed to Saint Anselm, and as an appendix to the last work a prayer to Saint Anselm. The charming woodcuts (mostly about 4 x 5 cm) show a wide variety of biblical scenes.This translation, first published at Antwerp in 1548, went through at least seven editions before 1700. All five works share a single series of printer’s signatures, but the first is separately paginated. Although all but the last have their own title-pages, all but one begin in the middle of a gathering, so that they were probably not issued separately. The titles to parts 2 to 5 and to the appendix to part 5 read: Sinte Augustinus innighe Alleenspraken der Sielen tot Godt (L8-V); Sinte Augustinus Hantboecxken vander Aenschouwinghen Christi (X-2B5); Die Devote Meditatien oft Aendachten vande Heyligen ende Honichvloeyenden Leeraer Sinte Barnardus (2B6-2G3); De Straele der Goddelijcker Liefden. Die welcke die sommighe Sinte Anselmo toe schrijven (2G4-2K1r); and Een Devoot Ghebedt Sinte Anselmi om Vreese te Verwecken in eenen Sondighen Mensche (2K1v-2K7). The title-page to the second work calls Van Hemert (d. 1560) "Regulier by Eyndoven," presumably meaning a Regular at the Mariënhage Augustine Monastery in Eindhoven.With early owners’ inscriptions by Margareta Hendrina t’Seraerts and Dick van Halmale. t’Seraerts was probably a member of the noble family active in Brabant and Brussels in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century. In good condition, with only a small tear sslightly affecting the woodcut on the title-page and minor marginal worm holes in a few leaves. A rare early Middle Dutch edition of a popular devotional work.
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Venetiis, apud Cominum de Tridino Montisferrati, 1548. In 8° (162 x 110); 56 cc. nn., 260 cc. n.Frontespizio con leone marciano in legno e piccolo timbro di possesso al margine inferiore. Etichetta con ex libris all'interno del piatto anteriore. Legatura in piena pelle marrone coeva con impressioni a secco e resti di fermagli in metallo. L'indice con cui inizia l'opera fu redatto da Andrea Trevisano.Gli Statuta sono in latino con testo a fronte in volgare veneto. Esemplare in ottimo stato di conservazione. Solo un lieve restauro conservativo alle cuffie.Manzoni, "Bibliografia degli statuti", vol. I, pag. 532. Cicogna, "Bibl. veneziana", 1209.Fontana, "Bibl. statutaria", III, 281. venezia
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ALAMANNI, Luigi.
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| Gyrone il cortese.
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Paris, Regnault Chaudière, 1548. - 4to. (8) + 180ff. Italic letter printed in 2 columns. Title within fine woodcut border including printer's device. One beautiful ornamental criblé initial at the beginning. 18th century mottled calf, gilt back. First edition of this influential chivalric romance epic in ottava rima by Luigi Alamanni (1495-1556), the expatriate Italian court poet to Fran ois I and Henri II at Fontainebleau. The poem is an adaptation of the famous French roman de chevalerie of the same name. The author's dedication is to King Henri II. Alamanni's influence on Tasso is discussed in Flamini, Storia Letteraria d'Italia, pp161-2. The book is finely printed in an elegant italic arranged in 2 columns. Occasional light traces of usage, one neat marginal repair without loss of text, otherwise a good copy with some early ownership signatures on title. Brunet I, 146. Gamba, Serie dei Testi di Lingue, 21. Melzi 746. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Ptolemaeus, Claudius
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| La Geografia...Con Alcuni Comenti & Aggiunte Fatteni Da Sebastiano Munstero...Con Le Tavole...Nuove Aggiuntevi Di Meser Jacopo Gastaldo...Ridotta in Volgare Italiano Da M. Pietro Andrea Mattioli
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Giovanni Battista Pedrezano for Nicolo Bascarini. 1548 [colophon: October 1547] 8vo (6 1/2 x 4 1/4 in.; 165 x 108 mm). Title within woodcut side borders, woodcut portrait of Ptolemy viewing the heavens, 60 double-page maps engraved by Giacomo Gastaldi, numerous woodcut diagrams in the text, woodcut printer's device on colophon leaf repeated on last page, decorative woodcut initials; title partially detached and tipped on to front endpaper, a few tiny marginal spots, some marginal soiling and marginal spotting on the maps, place names in Poland/Hungary map highlighted in sienna wash. Contemporary limp vellum, manuscript title on spine, remains of ties. Slipcase LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Adams P-2234; Alden-Landis 548/31; Burden, North America 16, 17; European Americana 548/32; Harrisse, BAV 285; Mortimer, Italian 404; Nordenskiöld Collection 2: 214 Phillips, Atlases 369; Sabin 66502; Shirley, Mapping of the World 87, 88; Streeter sale 1: 17 CATALOGUE NOTE "the very first atlas of the new world" (Nordenskiöld). The first complete edition in Italian and the first edition of Gastaldi's maps (including the first two copperplate maps devoted to North America), and the first octavo edition of Ptolemy. The translation, including Münster's commentaries, was made by Pierro Andrea Mattioli, the famous botanist and translator of Dioscorides. The only earlier Italian version of Ptolemy was the metrical paraphrase of Berlinghieri, Florence, ca. 1482 (Goff B342). Gastaldi's Ptolemaic maps are based on the the Basel woodcuts of Münster's various editions, but his modern maps are independent of these. They mark the revival of engraving in editions of Ptolemy, this being the first full series of engravings made since the incunable editions of Bologna, Rome, and Florence (Berlinghieri). "This edition of Ptolemy's Geography was the most comprehensive atlas produced between Martin Waldseemüller's Geographiae of 1513 and the Abraham Ortelius Theatrum of 1570. It was the first to contain regional maps of the American continent....
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(500 PRIMA EDIZIONE-VOLGARE). AVILA
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| BRIEVE COMMENTARIO DELLO ILLUSTRE SIGNOR DON ALUIGI DAVILA, NELLA GUERRA DELLA GERMANIA FATTA DAL FELICISSIMO ET MAXIMO IMPERADORE CARLO V DAUSTRIA DEL 1546 ET 1547. TRADOTTO DALLO SPAGNUOLO IN LINGUA TOSCANA. VENETIA, (COMIN), 1548.
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(cm 15,6) Ottima piena pergamena dellepoca con tracce di lacci; pp 103+1 c. bianca. Dedica dellImperatore, elegante carattere corsivo, capilettera figurati. Prima edizione in volgare, dovuta allo stesso autore, di opera che ottenne un largo successo per la novita' dellargomento. Ristampata molte volte, fu edita in Spagna per la prima volta nel 1547. Discordano pero' i bibliografi circa i dati tipografici delledizione originale, vedi a proposito le ampie annotazioni di Graesse, Brunet e Palau. Questa nostra edizione porta il privilegio del senato veneto al frontis, e, in fine, il privilegio papale unito allassoluto divieto di ristampa. Cancellato a inchiostro un nome per la censura a carta 3, altrimenti esemplare assolutamente molto bello, nitido e marginoso. Palau (ediz. 1990) I 141; Brunet I 588; Graesse I 264; BM. STC. 65; Adams A 2340 (senza data).
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C. PLINII SECUNDI
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| HISTORIAE MUNDI LIBRI TRIGINTASEPTEM
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EX OFFIC. GODEFRIDI ET BERINGORUM, LUGDUNI 1548 - Rileg. mezza pelle con titolo su placch. al dorso decor. con filetti in oro. 37 libri in uno. H. 35 con testo su 2 colonne. Pg. 28 n.n. - 976 col. - pg. 32 n.n. (1) 124 n.n. Marca tipografica in silogr. al frontespizio. Capilettere silogr. Appunti di mano antica manoscritti sui bordi bianchi. Graesse V / 340. Bonetta n. 694 ma ediz. 1556.
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GRYPHIUS], CATO, VARRO,
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| Marci Catonis Ac M. Teren. Varonis De re Rustica Libri [BOUND WITH] L. Juvnii Moderati Columellae De re Rustica Libri Xii, Eiufdem De Arboribus
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Sebastian Gryphius, Lyon 1548 - 226pp, [12]. [Blank], 491pp, [17]. With final blank followed by imprimt leaf. C18th calf boards, lately rebacked with blind decoration and contrasting red morocco title label, gilt. New endpapers. Woodcut printer's device to both title pages, woodcut initials. Several mathematical diagrams to text of Columella. Boards rubbed to extremities and surfaces.Title page of Cato ever so slightly restored at gutter margin, with tiny pinhole remaining, a little spotted. Else a clean and tight copy, with a few leaves a little closely cropped to head, but with no loss whatsoever. An attractive pair of Roman works on Agriculture, Cato and Varro's 'Rustica' and Columella's 12 Books of De Re Rustica along with the small tome 'De Arboribus'; together the complete modern knowledge of Roman agriculture and aboriculture taken from the Classical canon. First work Adams C1125, second work Adams C2411.
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LEMAIRE DE BELGES (Jean);
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| Les Illustrations de Gaulle, et singularitez de Troye, contenant troys parties, avec l'Epistre du Roy Hector de Troye, le Traicté de la différence des Scismes & des Conciles, la vraye histoire, & non fabuleuse du prince Siach Ysmail dict Sophy... Avec plusieurs autres additions faicte par ledict Autheur. Nouvellement reveu & corrigé Imprimé à Paris.
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A Paris par la veufve de Francoys Regnault 1548-1549 5 parties en 1 vol. in-4 de (94) ff. ; (59) ff. ; (56) ff. ; (32) ff. ; (54) ff., maroquin rouge, dos à nerfs, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées sur marbrure (Chambolle-Duru). Edition peu commune dont la dernière partie est datée 1549. Jolie édition imprimée en lettres rondes, partagée entre François Régnault, Setenas, Langellier et Le Bret. Bel exemplaire provenant de la collection Paul Eluard (ex-libris). Brunet, III, 965 ; Tchemerzine-Scheler IV, 160.
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IMPRESSION XVIè. LEMAIRE DE BELGES
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| "Sensuit lepistre du Roy, envoyée à Hector de Troye, et aulcunes aultres oeuvres assez dignes de veoir, composées par excellent historiographe, maistre Jean Le Maire de Belges, en son vivant secrétaire, et Indiciaire de très haulte et sacree princesse, Madame Anne de Bretagne, par la grace de Dieu, deux foys Royne de France. Adiouste les histoires sur une chascune oeuvre. Nouvellement corrigées à Lyon"""
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"3 textes reliés en un volume in-8 vélin, dos manquant. Reliure XVIIIè à restaurer. 1er texte : 30 feuillets. Imprimé à Paris en 1548 suivi de ""Le traicte de la différence des scismes et des Conciles de l'Eglise et la prééminence et utilité des Conciles de la Saincte Eglise Gallicane, composé par...Avec lequel sont comprinses plusieurs autres choses curieuses, nouvelles et dignes de scavoire, comme de l'entretenement de l'union des princes, la vraye histoire et non fabuleuse du prince Syach Ysmail, dict Sophy, et le saufconduit que le Souldan baille aux françoys pour fréquenter en la terre saincte"" 38 feuillets. Imprimé à Paris en 1548 par le même imprimeur que précédemment. Suivi de ""Le temple d'honneur et de vertus composé par..., disciple de Moulinet, à l'honneur de feu monseigneur de Bourbon. A tres haulte et tres noble princesse, Madame Anne de France, Duchesse de Bourbonnois et d'Auvergne, Comtesse de Clermont, de Forez, de Gyen et de la Marche, dame de Beaujeu""16 feuillets non chiffrés. Imprimé à Paris par Jehan Real, 1549. Belle réunion d' impressions parisiennes sur beau papier, ornées de magnifiques lettrines criblées, historiées ou rubriquées. Réédition de quelques remarquables écrits du poète du Hainaut, parus en 1512 et contemporains de sa charge d'historiographe : 1512-1515" poésie, histoire, schisme
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CLICHTOVE (Josse);
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| Elucidatorium ecclesiasticum, ad officium ecclesiae pertinentia planius exponens : & quatuor libros complectens, etc. Quarta editio.
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Parisiis Anthonius Jurianus 1548 - In-8 de (16)-636-(2) pp., maroquin olive, armes dorées sur les plats, dos à cinq nerfs orné du chiffre doré I A M répété 5 fois, avec en tête un taon doré (reliure de l'époque). Exemplaire aux armes de Jacques-Auguste de Thou. Reliure exécutée entre 1587 et 1602 ; ses armes sont accolées à celle de sa première femme Marie Brabançon, et son chiffre est composé des lettres I A M (Jacques-Auguste-Marie). Jacques-Auguste de Thou, négociateur de l'Edit de Nantes, avait amassé une bibliothèque savante et encyclopédique, restée sans rivale à Paris jusqu'au milieu du dix-septième siècle, où se trouvaient mille manuscrits et huit mille volumes imprimés. Sa bibliothèque fut vendue en bloc par son fils au marquis de Ménars. Elle fut définitivement dispersée en 1789 dans la vente du prince de Rohan-Soubise. Josse Clictove (1472-1543), en latin Jodocus Clichtoveus, théologien et humaniste flamand, fut un des principaux professeurs de l'université de Paris et le meilleur interprête catholique de la pensée de Lefèvre d'Étaples, son maître. il n'a écrit qu'en latin. Animé par cet enthousiasme novateur, commentateur d'Aristote, il est un représentant, au début du seizième siècle, de la théologie moderne. Il n'est pas pour autant partisan de la réforme. Polémiste redoutable, il combat Luther et en général toutes les doctrines protestantes. Erasme voyait en lui une source abondante et excellente de vérités. Dos passé ; quelques épidermures sur les plats. Olivier-Hermal-Roton, Manuel de l'amateur de reliures armoriées françaises, planche 216, fers 5 et 6. Catholicisme,religion;Sélection;
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Terentius, P.
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| Comoedia Sexelegantissimae, Cum Donati Commentariis,ex Optimorum Preasertim Veterum Exemplariorum Collatione Emendatae, Atque Scholijs Exactissimis, a Multis Doctis Viris Illustratae, & Nunc Dei Nuo Ab Omnibus Mendis Repurgatae.
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Basel: Nicol.Brylingerum, 1548. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Autorum Nomina, quischolia adiecerunt, aut loca restu tuerunt, sequens pagella declarabit XXVI- 692 pp. Finely engraved printers mark on title (lion holding an hour glass) An 8 pp. "letter" by Des. Erasmus to Ioanni Stanislao Boneris Fratribus Polonis S.D. A typographic masterpiece, many letter-types mixed, some fine engraved initials. Some quires browned. Contemporary, fine full calf with elaborate cicular intertwined design on covers in a filed within triple filet lines and corner fleurons. Upper cover detached(!!!) some staining, some old annotations, names scratched out, still a nice copy.. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Full-Leather. Jacket: No Jacket
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CLICHTOVE (Josse);
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| Elucidatorium ecclesiasticum, ad officium ecclesiae pertinentia planius exponens : & quatuor libros complectens, etc. Quarta editio.
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Parisiis Anthonius Jurianus 1548 - In-8 de (16)-636-(2) pp., maroquin olive, armes dorées sur les plats, dos à cinq nerfs orné du chiffre doré I A M répété 5 fois, avec en tête un taon doré (reliure de l'époque). Exemplaire aux armes de Jacques-Auguste de Thou. Reliure exécutée entre 1587 et 1602 ; ses armes sont accolées à celle de sa première femme Marie Brabançon, et son chiffre est composé des lettres I A M (Jacques-Auguste-Marie). Jacques-Auguste de Thou, négociateur de l'Edit de Nantes, avait amassé une bibliothèque savante et encyclopédique, restée sans rivale à Paris jusqu'au milieu du dix-septième siècle, où se trouvaient mille manuscrits et huit mille volumes imprimés. Sa bibliothèque fut vendue en bloc par son fils au marquis de Ménars. Elle fut définitivement dispersée en 1789 dans la vente du prince de Rohan-Soubise. Josse Clictove (1472-1543), en latin Jodocus Clichtoveus, théologien et humaniste flamand, fut un des principaux professeurs de l'université de Paris et le meilleur interprête catholique de la pensée de Lefèvre d'Étaples, son maître. il n'a écrit qu'en latin. Animé par cet enthousiasme novateur, commentateur d'Aristote, il est un représentant, au début du seizième siècle, de la théologie moderne. Il n'est pas pour autant partisan de la réforme. Polémiste redoutable, il combat Luther et en général toutes les doctrines protestantes. Erasme voyait en lui une source abondante et excellente de vérités. Dos passé ; quelques épidermures sur les plats. Olivier-Hermal-Roton, Manuel de l'amateur de reliures armoriées françaises, planche 216, fers 5 et 6. Catholicisme,religion;Sélection;
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Terence, Publius.
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| Il Terentio Latino, Commentato in Lingua Toscana, e Ridotto a la sua vera Latinita, da Giovanni Fabrini da Fighine. La Interpretatione de la lingua volgare e Latina.
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Venice: Dominicus Lilius Excudebat. Sumptibus D. Melchior Sessa, 1548 - Octavo. 338 (I.e. 222), [1], 33, [2]ff. Numerous errors in foliation, including the omission of ff. 148-158 and 180-279. Collates "A8, B4-Z4, a4-z4, Aa4-Gg4, Hh6, A4-I4." In a vellum binding. GRAESSE VII, 57.
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SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, Gaius.
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| Interesting 16th-century Antwerp edition of the intriguing biographies of the twelve Roman Emperors Caesarum XII Libri, iam denuo bonorum exemplarium & commentariorum ope emendati, cum M. Antonii Coccii Sabellici commentariis, nihil annotatu dignum dissimulantibus. Jo. Baptistae Egnatii Veneti, Annot. in Suetonium. Annotata in eundem, & loca aliquot restitutae per D. Erasmum Roterodamum.
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Antwerp, Joh. Loëus (Jan van der Loe), 1548. - 8vo. Later boards. With woodcut printer's device on title and many woodcut initials in text. (24), 661, (1 blank) pp. First edition published by Jan van der Loe (Johannes Loëus), who printed many editions of classical authors between ca. 1542 and 1560). This edition Van der Loe prabably re-printed from the Basel edition by Henric Petri from 1542.The book is dedicated by Hieronymus Gemusaeus to Guilielmus Yzernaeus, councillor of the French King (f. (2)v-(3)v. The Preface to Suetonius by Angelus Politianus follows on f. (4)r-(11)v, f. (12) being blank. The lives of the twelve Roman Emperors - Julius Caesar, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Galba, Otho, Vitellius, Vespasian, Titus and Domitian - are on pp. 1-626 together with the commentary and annotations by Marcus Antonius Coccius Sabellicus (1436-1506), a scholar and historian from Venice who authored a history of the world in 1504. He was a pupil of Pomponius Laetus, was professor of eloquence at Udino and Venice. In 1487 he was appointed as a curator of the San Marco Library. The text is followed by the annotations on Suetonius by Joannes Baptista Egnatius (ca. 1478-1553) on pp. 627-43, and those of Erasmus on pp. 644-58, a mention of Suetonius by Ausonius (pp. 658-9), an annotation on the name 'Caesar'(p. 660), and a short 'Vita' by Philippus Beroaldus on p. 661.Suetonius was born the son of Suetonius Laetus, who probably came from Hippo Regius (Annaba, Algeria ). He was a close friend to Senator and letter-writer Pliny the Younger. Pliny describes him as 'quiet and studious, a man dedicated to writing'. Through Pliny, Suetonius came into favour with Trajan and Hadrian. Under Trajan he served as secretary of studies (precise functions are uncertain) and director of Imperial archives. Under Hadrian, he became the Emperor's secretary. In 122, Hadrian dismissed him for disrespectful behaviour towards Empress Vibia Sabina. Suetonius may have later regained imperial favor under Hadrian and returned to his position.He is mainly remembered as the author of the famous De Vita Caesarum ("About the Lives of the Caesars", best known in English as "The Twelve Caesars"), his only extant work except for the brief lives and other fragments noted below. The Twelve Caesars, probably written in Hadrian's time, is a collective biography of the Roman Empire's first leaders. The book was dedicated to a friend Gaius Septicius Clarus, a prefect of the Praetorian Guard in 119. The work tells the tale of each Caesar's life according to a set formula: the descriptions of appearance, omens, family history, quotes, and then a history, often full of spicy, erotic, often pornographic, shocking and cruel details, are given in a consistent order for each Caesar. Good complete copy with many contemporary annotations and underlinings and ownership's entry of Dr. J.W.L. Bernbrik?, Nürnberg, 22.4.1875; many mis-numberings.- (Title soiled and damaged (repaired, almost without loss of text, sl. stained). Belg. Typ. 6808; Machiels S-640; STC Dutch p. 194; Adams S-2045 (3 copies, all incomplete). [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Suetonius: Duodecimi Caesares
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| Caii Suetonii Tranquilli duodecim Caesares, cum Philippi Beroaldi Bononiensis, Marcique item Antonnii Sabellici Commentariis, & Bapt. Aegnatii, aliorumque doctorum virorum annotationibus
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- Lugduni [Lyons], Apud Ionnem Frellonium, [22 Aug. 1548]. Folio, pp. 761. [alpha] - [epsilon]8, a-z, A-Z, Aa8, Bb6. Bound in old calf, considerably scuffed and discoloured; head of spine chipped. Text-block trimmed rather close, but clean and largely clear of imperfections. Very sound overall.
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IOANNES
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| Dialectica Ioannis Caesarii - 1548
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- Une impression lyonnaise, moins de soixante ans avant le premier livre publié en France. Apud Antonium Vincentium, 1548. Format :10,5 sur 16 cm (in 8). 270 pages. Reliure d'époque plein veau. Dos muet à 5 nerfs. Trous de vers sur la reliure et mouillure marginale sur l'ensemble de l'ouvrage n'atteignant pas le texte et sans fragilisation du papier. Exemplaire sympathique. Dialectica Ioannis Caesarii viri undecunq, doctissimi, nuper ab ipso autore recognita & aucta. Accessit huic Ioannis Murmellii.Isagoge in decem aristotrlis praedicamenta. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Zasius, Ulrich
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| Responsorum Iuris [Juris] Sive Consiliorum...Liber Primus, Summariis
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1548. Zasius, Ulrich [1461-1535]. [Responsorum Iuris (Juris) Sive Consiliorum]. Lyons: Apud Sennetonios Fratres [Senneton Freres], 1548. 4 volumes in 1 book, each with title page and individual pagination. Main text printed in double columns. Final leaf, a blank, lacking. Folio (16" x 11"). Recent quarter morocco over cloth, raised bands to spine, endpapers renewed. Negligible shelfwear, partial crack between first title page and following leaf. Title pages with ornate architectural borders and large Senneton salamander devices printed in red and black, first leaf has attractive portrait woodcut (after Holbein), woodcut decorated initials throughout. Early owner signature and small later institution stamp to first title page, faint dampstaining to fore-edges of a few leaves, negligible light foxing in a few places, interior otherwise fresh. An appealing copy of a scarce title. * Third edition. Complete in itself, this four-part volume is from the first collected works edition of Zasius, a leading German humanist who was among the first to apply modern philological methods to the study of Roman law. Known colloquially as Responsorum Juris Sive Consiliorum, this volume is a collection of treatises on specific points in Roman law dealing with disputed issues. Other sections are commentaries on sections of the Digest and the other components of the Corpus Juris Civilis. KVK locates 6 copies of this edition, 12 of all editions. Not in Adams or the British Museum Catalogue. Stintzing, Ulrich Zasius: Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Rechtswissenschaft in Zeitalter der Reformation 353.
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ARISTOPHANES.
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| Greek Title].Comoediae Undecim.
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Venice: Giovanni Griffio, 1548. - 8vo. ff. 279, [1]. printer's device on title & verso of last leaf. woodcut initials. Greek text. old calf (worn but sound, foot of spine repaired, some headlines shaved, rubberstamp on title, some minor spotting). "A very correct edition, according to Hemsterhusius" (Dibdin), edited by Italian linguist and grammarian, Angelo Canini [1521-57]. At the end is an interesting note to the reader, in which the printer excuses himself for not having furnished the Emendationis ratio promised on the title. Ownership inscription on title of Lorenzo Alessandro Zaccagni [d. 1712]. Zaccagni, an Italian scholar and antiquary, was keeper of the Library of the Vatican and published an important work on the ancient memorials of the Church in 1698. Adams A1716. BM STC Italian p. 42. Brunet I 452. Dibdin I 298. Moss I 93.
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PLETTINCK,Leopold.
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| Studien over het leven en de werken van Karel Van Mander
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- Dichter, Kunstgeschiedschrijver & Schilder. 1548-1606. Portret-frontispice. Steendrukplaat in kleur van het wapen der familie Van Mander (Van de Vyvere- Petyt,Brugge). Van Mander's verblijf in Meulebeke. Van Mander in Amsterdam. Zijne werken. Enz. Gent,1887. 126 Blz. Gebonden in nieuwe band. Originele om- slagen meegebonden. Zeer zeldzaam !
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ORDONNANTIE
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| statuyt, ende Permissie der. K.M. vanden gouden ende silveren penningen cours, ende ganck hebbende over alle sive Landen, van herwaerdts over Gepubliceerdt int Jaer. M.D.acht enveertich den xvii. Julij.WITH: Die ongevaluweerde Gouden ende silveren Munte van diverschen Coninckrijcken, Hertochdommen, Graefschappen, Heerlicheden, Landen, ende Steden.Amsterdam, Jan Ewoutsz., 1560. Two works in one volume. 8vo. With portrait of Charles V on first title, and printer's device on title second work, printer's device on final leaf second work, 37 leaves with illustrations of coins in the first work, and 110 leaves in the second work, most leaves printed on both sides, interleaved with blank leaves. Contemporary vellum, one suede tie remaining.
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- (40); (110) ll, all interleaved. BMC STC Dutch, p. 140 and p. 138; Moes 131 and 134; cf. Machiels K-247.Two very rare works on the value of current money in the Netherlands, commissioned by the general mintmasters. The Ordonnantie statuyt, ende Permissie vanden gouden ende silveren penningen is an official survey of valid coins in the Low Countries and their value. The value is indicated on the illustrations and in two leaves at the end of the first work. The privilege on the verso of the title is dated 1548 and three issues were published in the Southern Netherlands in that year. A second privilege was signed at Brussels in 1550, and four more issues were published in the Southern Netherlands between 1551 and 1555. Jan Ewoutsz. printed the North Netherlands version after copies of his Belgian counterpart, Joos Lambrecht from Ghent. Moes lists five issues from 1557 till 1560 (Moes 120, 123, 130-132), which contain minor deviations in contents, layout and spelling. The portrait of Charles V on the title-page has his coat of arms and device, with the additional text "Carolus Quintus Imperator Max Pater Patrie Felix Semper Augustus" and the year "1560." On the verso of the title, there is the privilege granted in 1548 and signed 1550. Contrary to the copy described by Machiels, our copy does not have "1560" in the colophon. The second work is the most extensive issue of a survey of European currency. Both works contain coins from several countries, dukedoms, counties, and cities, such as Spain, Portugal, Rome, Venice, Savoye, France, England, Scotland, Sweden, Poland, Hungary, German cities and counties, and the Netherlands. De ongeualuweerde Gouden ende silveren Munte was likewise first published in the Southern Netherlands. This time Jan Ewoutsz. even copied the printer's device of Joos Lambrecht in his copy, an oaktree with a reaper and the words "Cessent Solita Dum Meliora Satis Quercus." Underneath the device is the privilege of 1551. According to Moes, Ewoutsz. hoped to boost his sales by including the device of the previous editions. There were four issues, in 1558 (Moes 122), 1559 (Moes 129) and two issues in 1560 (Moes 133 and 134). Our copy is the final and most extensive issue. It also carries illustrations on the recto of the final leaf. According to Moes, the final gathering is O1-8, but this must be O1-6. The total number of leaves is therefore 110 and not 112.Some damage to E8 (first work) and F1 (second work); some coins and printer's device second work coloured with paint or pencil.Very well-preserved copies of these rare works.
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| La Geografia ... Con alcuni comenti & aggiunte fatteni da Sebastiano Munstero ... Con le tavole ... nuove aggiuntevi di Meser Jacopo Gastaldo ... ridotta in volgare italiano da M. Pietro Andrea Mattioli
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Venice: Giovanni Battista Pedrezano for Nicolo Bascarini, 1548 [colophon: October 1547] 8vo (6 1/2 x 4 1/4 in.; 165 x 108 mm). Title within woodcut side borders, woodcut portrait of Ptolemy viewing the heavens, 60 double-page maps engraved by Giacomo Gastaldi, numerous woodcut diagrams in the text, woodcut printer's device on colophon leaf repeated on last page, decorative woodcut initials; title partially detached and tipped on to front endpaper, a few tiny marginal spots, some marginal soiling and marginal spotting on the maps, place names in Poland/Hungary map highlighted in sienna wash. Contemporary limp vellum, manuscript title on spine, remains of ties. Slipcase LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Adams P-2234; Alden-Landis 548/31; Burden, North America 16, 17; European Americana 548/32; Harrisse, BAV 285; Mortimer, Italian 404; Nordenskiold Collection 2:214 Phillips, Atlases 369; Sabin 66502; Shirley, Mapping of the World 87, 88 ; Streeter sale 1:17 CATALOGUE NOTE "the very first atlas of the new world" (Nordenskiold). The first complete edition in Italian and the first edition of Gastaldi's maps (including the first two copperplate maps devoted to North America), and the first octavo edition of Ptolemy. The translation, including Munster's commentaries, was made by Pierro Andrea Mattioli, the famous botanist and translator of Dioscorides. The only earlier Italian version of Ptolemy was the metrical paraphrase of Berlinghieri, Florence, ca. 1482 (Goff B342). Gastaldi's Ptolemaic maps are based on the the Basel woodcuts of Munster's various editions, but his modern maps are independent of these. They mark the revival of engraving in editions of Ptolemy, this being the first full series of engravings made since the incunable editions of Bologna, Rome, and Florence (Berlinghieri)."This edition of Ptolemy's Geography was the most comprehensive atlas produced between Martin Waldseemuller's Geographiae of 1513 and the Abraham Ortelius Theatrum of 1570. It was the first to contain regional maps of the American continent. Giocomo Gastaldi had the maps beautifully engraved on copper. This was a turning point, from now on the majority of cartographic works used this medium. As it was a harder material than wood it gave the engraver the ability to render more detail. Born in Villafranca, Piedmont, Gastaldi became Cosmographer to the Venetian Republic, then a powerhouse of commerce and trade. He sought the most up to date geographical information available, and became one of the greatest cartographers of the sixteenth century" (Burden). Most of the thirty-four maps of the modern world are entirely new, including seven relating to the Americas. Among these is Nueva Hispania tabula nova, showing the Mississippi and Florida area. "[Tierra Nueva] is the first map produced of the east coast. It is among the earliest to relate the discoveries of Jacques Cartier's voyages to the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and those of Giovanni di Verrazzano. The latter was exploring for a passage to Asia on behalf of Francis I, the King of France. This was the first French voyage in the waters of North America" (Burden). .
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[HORTENSIUS, Lambertus and Francois
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| Histoire des Anabatistes ou relation curieuse de leur doctrine."Paris" [= Amsterdam], "Charles Clouzier" [= Adriaan Schoonebeek]. "1695" [= ca. 1700]. 12mo. With an engraved frontispiece, an engraved publisher's device, 1 decorated woodcut initial letter and 17 engraved plates. Nineteenth-century half morocco, "agate" paper sides, red sprinkled edges.
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(8), "621" [= 173] pp. Barbier II, col. 740; De Backer & Sommervogel II, col. 882; Sommervogel, Dict. Ouvrages Anon., cols. 384-385; STCN (2 copies); Mennonite Encyclopedia I, p. 535.First edition of an anonymous French anti-Mennonite history of the Mennonites, an enlarged translation of Lambertus Hortensius's Tumultum Anabaptisarum liber unus (1548), the translation and revisions sometimes ascribed to the Jesuit Catrou. The 17 engraved plates depict baptism, riots, executions and the well-known scene of naked Mennonites running through the streets.Francois Catrou (1659-1737) made additions of his own to Hortensius's original Latin edition, which described only the Anabaptist riots at Münster and Amsterdam between 1534 and 1535. Among other things, he included a more up-to-date history of the Mennonites and a little about their doctrine. Although various sources say that the historical value is small and many of the accounts exaggerated, they also say that this antipathetic account of the Mennonites influenced French Catholic opinion and must have proved popular, with at least one more printing before the enlarged edition under the title, Histoire du Fanatisme des Religions Protestantes in 1706.With a ca. 1900 bookplate of the Crozer Theological Seminary, and inked and embossed library stamps. In good condition, with a browned stripe across 2 leaves and a few small wormholes. First anonymous expanded translation of Hortensius' Tumultum Anabaptisarum liber unus, by Catrou, with 17 engraved plates.
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| La Geografia . Con alcuni comenti & aggiunte fatteni da Sebastiano Munstero . Con le tavole . nuove aggiuntevi di Meser Jacopo Gastaldo . ridotta in volgare italiano da M. Pietro Andrea Mattioli.
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Giovanni Battista Pedrezano for Nicolo Bascarini,, Venice - 1548 [colophon: October 1547] 8vo (6 1/2 x 4 1/4 in.; 165 x 108 mm). Title within woodcut side borders, woodcut portrait of Ptolemy viewing the heavens, 60 double-page maps engraved by Giacomo Gastaldi, numerous woodcut diagrams in the text, woodcut printer's device on colophon leaf repeated on last page, decorative woodcut initials; title partially detached and tipped on to front endpaper, a few tiny marginal spots, some marginal soiling and marginal spotting on the maps, place names in Poland/Hungary map highlighted in sienna wash. Contemporary limp vellum, manuscript title on spine, remains of ties. Slipcase LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Adams P-2234; Alden-Landis 548/31; Burden, North America 16, 17; European Americana 548/32; Harrisse, BAV 285; Mortimer, Italian 404; Nordenskiöld Collection 2:214 Phillips, Atlases 369; Sabin 66502; Shirley, Mapping of the World 87, 88 ; Streeter sale 1:17 CATALOGUE NOTE "the very first atlas of the new world" (Nordenskiöld). The first complete edition in Italian and the first edition of Gastaldi's maps (including the first two copperplate maps devoted to North America), and the first octavo edition of Ptolemy. The translation, including Münster's commentaries, was made by Pierro Andrea Mattioli, the famous botanist and translator of Dioscorides. The only earlier Italian version of Ptolemy was the metrical paraphrase of Berlinghieri, Florence, ca. 1482 (Goff B342). Gastaldi's Ptolemaic maps are based on the the Basel woodcuts of Münster's various editions, but his modern maps are independent of these. They mark the revival of engraving in editions of Ptolemy, this being the first full series of engravings made since the incunable editions of Bologna, Rome, and Florence (Berlinghieri)."This edition of Ptolemy's Geography was the most comprehensive atlas produced between Martin Waldseemüller's Geographiae of 1513 and the Abraham Ortelius Theatrum of 1570. It was the first to contain regional maps of the American continent. Giocomo Gastaldi had the maps beautifully engraved on copper. This was a turning point, from now on the majority of cartographic works used this medium. As it was a harder material than wood it gave the engraver the ability to render more detail. Born in Villafranca, Piedmont, Gastaldi became Cosmographer to the Venetian Republic, then a powerhouse of commerce and trade. He sought the most up to date geographical information available, and became one of the greatest cartographers of the sixteenth century" (Burden). Most of the thirty-four maps of the modern world are entirely new, including seven relating to the Americas. Among these is Nueva Hispania tabula nova, showing the Mississippi and Florida area. "[Tierra Nueva] is the first map produced of the east coast. It is among the earliest to relate the discoveries of Jacques Cartier's voyages to the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and those of Giovanni di Verrazzano. The latter was exploring for a passage to Asia on behalf of Francis I, the King of France. This was the first French voyage in the waters of North America" (Burden).
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| Her Majesty's Navy Including Its Deeds and Battles.With Coloured Illustrations.
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n.d. (188-) - 3 volumes 4to, red library cloth. 46 fine chromolithographic plates of ships and sailors from all eras (including 3 titles.) End-papers and ticket pockets taken out, library stamps to back of end papers and letterpress titles only. Otherwise internally clean and fresh. Chronological,starting with Great Harry of 1548, and extending into the Dreadnought era, the coloured plates of ships are signed Fred Mitchell, the finest and most popular Victorian marine book illustrator. [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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Giacomo Gastaldi
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| Piamonte Nova Tav
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Gastaldi's modern of the Piedmont region of Italy, published in Gastaldi's Geografia di Claudio Ptolemeo Alexandrino. Italian text on the verso. Rare. (Venice, 1548) [color: Uncolored, size: 7 x 5.5 inches, condition: VG]
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DIACONO PAOLO (di Cividale, storico e
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| Della Chiesa d'Aquileia della origine et fatti de i re longobardi tradotto per M. Lodouico Domenichi - I fatti de greci tradotto per M. Lodouico Domenichi - Aviso de' favoriti e dottrina de' cortegiani. Opera non meno utile.tradotto nuovamente dal spagnuolo.1200
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Venezia, Giolito de' Ferrari, 1548 (le prime 2) - Venezia, Giglio, 1559 (la terza). - BLOCCO di 3 opere leg. in un vol. in 8ø, p.parg. coeva con nervi (picc. mende al dorso). Pp.208 - 320 - 404 (errore di numerazione ma completo. Con marche tip. Lieviss. fior. ma ottimi es. Tutte e 3 le opere rare e in 1a edizione italiana (pa 1a presente in Italia solo nella biblioteca di Vicenza e l'ult. in nessuna). ATTENZIONE: la nostra libreria è specializzata in stampe, incisioni, cartoline ed ephemera in generale. Si prega di leggere attentamente la descrizione per indiviuduare la tipologia di articolo (xil= xilografia, lit. = litografia, ecc.). In caso di dubbio contattattateci. PLEASE NOTE: our specialties are maps, prints, and ephemera. Please read carefully the item description: ( xil.= xylography) stampa= print, fotografia= Photograps, Manifesto/locandina= poster, stralcio da periodico= loose magazine pages ).
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Memoires des estats de
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| [1548-1646].
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Eighteenth-century manuscript in ink in the same legible hand on heavy paper. Together 1345 leaves,for the greater part written on one side. Folio. Bound in 4 volumes, contemp. calf, backs richly gilt with label, marbled endpapers, sprinkled edges, spine ends somewhat damaged. An important manuscript covering almost a century of the proceedings of the States of Burgundy. The manuscript starts with: 'Assemblee des Estats generaux du Duche de Bourgogne, et Pais adjacents tenus le 2. May 1548. en la ville de Dijon dans l'abbaye de saint Etienne par Joachim de la Baume ... Claude Catarin ... Philippes Marlant ... Girard Saive ... deputes par lettres patentes donnees a fontainebleau...' A notice on the first blank of volume 1 states that this mauscript belonged '... A M. pavison Me. des requestes en 1756 / a Mr. teinturier marchand a beaune en 1757 / a M. maldan de savigny en 1756'. At the end of volume 1 'Demigieu 1759 / 4 vol. 31 (livres)'. (#17495)
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Dionysij Carthusiana
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| Enarrationes piae ac eruditiae, in sapientiam,& ecclesiasticum Salomonis
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Paris Le Preux, Poncetum. 1548, No Jacket Full-Vellum Good D. Dionysij Carthusiani Enarrationes Piae ac eruditiae, in Sapientiam, & ecclesiasticum Salomonis. Parisiis Apud Poncetum le Preux in via S.Iacobi sub intersigno Lupi, e regione Mathurinorum. (1548) 8Vo.(xx) 324 Pp. (some Pp. misnumbered) Orig.limp vellum, slightly soiled in places, some worming. Old. Ms. upon upper cover.1st. flyleaf with stain. At the end: Excudebat Gvilelmus Thibultius Parisinus Anno Domini M.D.XLVIII. A finely printed Post-Incunabula. In its original, vellum binding. In spite of the mentioned defects a still desirable copy.
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| Third folio edition (PREMIER LIVRE, LE-, d'Amadis de Gaule, mis en françoys par le seigneur des Essarts Nicolas de Herberay).
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Paris, Estienne Groulleau, 1548. - Folio. 18th century marbled calf, spine ribbed and richly gilt. With numerous large white woodcut initials with Janot's thistle, 2 large black initials, each repeated, and 14 woodcuts within 2- or 4-part woodcut borders in text. (5), 150 lvs. The third folio edition of the first book, unfortunately lacking the title-page. The colophon reads: "imprimé à Paris par Estienne Groulleau, pour luy, Ian Longis, & Vincent Sertenas, Libraires", and is dated 1548. All initials are filled in, mostly with Janot's white alphabet, especially designed for the Amadis, and include 2 fine large black ones, both present twice, one a large T against a field of fleurs-de-lys, and the other with a seated God the Father holding a globe. Good copy, with the bookplate of Charles Moncorgé.- (Binding professionally restored, with new matching backcover; some sl. traces of use). STC French p. 12; this ed. not in Adams Vaganay, Amadis en Français, Livre I, B Harvard, French, 18 (Book 1, printed for Longis); Index Aureliensis 104244. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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PTOLEMAEUS, CLAUDIUS
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| La Geografia . Con alcuni comenti & aggiunte fatteni da Sebastiano Munstero . Con le tavole . nuove aggiuntevi di Meser Jacopo Gastaldo . ridotta in volgare italiano da M. Pietro Andrea Mattioli.
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Giovanni Battista Pedrezano for Nicolo Bascarini,, Venice - 1548 [colophon: October 1547] 8vo (6 1/2 x 4 1/4 in.; 165 x 108 mm). Title within woodcut side borders, woodcut portrait of Ptolemy viewing the heavens, 60 double-page maps engraved by Giacomo Gastaldi, numerous woodcut diagrams in the text, woodcut printer's device on colophon leaf repeated on last page, decorative woodcut initials; title partially detached and tipped on to front endpaper, a few tiny marginal spots, some marginal soiling and marginal spotting on the maps, place names in Poland/Hungary map highlighted in sienna wash. Contemporary limp vellum, manuscript title on spine, remains of ties. Slipcase LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Adams P-2234; Alden-Landis 548/31; Burden, North America 16, 17; European Americana 548/32; Harrisse, BAV 285; Mortimer, Italian 404; Nordenskiöld Collection 2:214 Phillips, Atlases 369; Sabin 66502; Shirley, Mapping of the World 87, 88 ; Streeter sale 1:17 CATALOGUE NOTE "the very first atlas of the new world" (Nordenskiöld). The first complete edition in Italian and the first edition of Gastaldi's maps (including the first two copperplate maps devoted to North America), and the first octavo edition of Ptolemy. The translation, including Münster's commentaries, was made by Pierro Andrea Mattioli, the famous botanist and translator of Dioscorides. The only earlier Italian version of Ptolemy was the metrical paraphrase of Berlinghieri, Florence, ca. 1482 (Goff B342). Gastaldi's Ptolemaic maps are based on the the Basel woodcuts of Münster's various editions, but his modern maps are independent of these. They mark the revival of engraving in editions of Ptolemy, this being the first full series of engravings made since the incunable editions of Bologna, Rome, and Florence (Berlinghieri)."This edition of Ptolemy's Geography was the most comprehensive atlas produced between Martin Waldseemüller's Geographiae of 1513 and the Abraham Ortelius Theatrum of 1570. It was the first to contain regional maps of the American continent. Giocomo Gastaldi had the maps beautifully engraved on copper. This was a turning point, from now on the majority of cartographic works used this medium. As it was a harder material than wood it gave the engraver the ability to render more detail. Born in Villafranca, Piedmont, Gastaldi became Cosmographer to the Venetian Republic, then a powerhouse of commerce and trade. He sought the most up to date geographical information available, and became one of the greatest cartographers of the sixteenth century" (Burden). Most of the thirty-four maps of the modern world are entirely new, including seven relating to the Americas. Among these is Nueva Hispania tabula nova, showing the Mississippi and Florida area. "[Tierra Nueva] is the first map produced of the east coast. It is among the earliest to relate the discoveries of Jacques Cartier's voyages to the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and those of Giovanni di Verrazzano. The latter was exploring for a passage to Asia on behalf of Francis I, the King of France. This was the first French voyage in the waters of North America" (Burden).
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BUDE, Guillaume.
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| Le livre de l'Institution du Prince, au Roy de France très chrestien François premier de ce nom. Fait et composé par Guillaume Budé, son secrétaire et maître de sa librairie.
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Paris, Jean Foucher, 1548. - In-8, [dimension: 154 x 95 mm] de (8), 192 ff. Veau glacé, triple filet d'encadrement sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné, pièces de titre en maroquin rouge et vert, tranches dorées. (Reliure du XIXe, Capé.) L'humaniste Guillaume Budé, féru de culture antique, a laissé une suite "d'histoires, d'enseignements et sages dits des anciens, tant Grecs que Latins". "A disserter sur les moeurs, sur les institutions antiques, Budé s'est trouvé engagé à faire de fréquentes allusions à son temps. Il est conduit à le juger, bientôt à méditer sur l'homme même et sur sa destinée. De ces réflexions résulte un recueil d'Apophtegmes, composés avant 1522 (et publié après sa mort en 1547), sous le titre trompeur d'Institution du Prince parce que ce recueil manuscrit avait été destiné, offert et dédié au roi François 1er. Il est en français car ce souverain ami des lettres entend mal le latin." (Grente) Edition donnée par Richard Le Blanc qui, à la demande de l'imprimeur Jean Foucher, a corrigé les fautes les plus évidentes et a rédigé des têtes de chapitres. Très bel exemplaire, relié par Capé. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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GRYPHIUS], CATO, VARRO,
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| Marci Catonis Ac M. Teren. Varonis De re Rustica Libri [BOUND WITH] L. Juvnii Moderati Columellae De re Rustica Libri Xii, Eiufdem De Arboribus
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Sebastian Gryphius, Lyon 1548 - 226pp, [12]. [Blank], 491pp, [17]. With final blank followed by imprimt leaf. C18th calf boards, lately rebacked with blind decoration and contrasting red morocco title label, gilt. New endpapers. Woodcut printer's device to both title pages, woodcut initials. Several mathematical diagrams to text of Columella. Boards rubbed to extremities and surfaces.Title page of Cato ever so slightly restored at gutter margin, with tiny pinhole remaining, a little spotted. Else a clean and tight copy, with a few leaves a little closely cropped to head, but with no loss whatsoever. An attractive pair of Roman works on Agriculture, Cato and Varro's 'Rustica' and Columella's 12 Books of De Re Rustica along with the small tome 'De Arboribus'; together the complete modern knowledge of Roman agriculture and aboriculture taken from the Classical canon. First work Adams C1125, second work Adams C2411.
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ABENDANON, E.C.
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| Voyage Géologiques et Géografiques à travers la Célèbes Centrale (1909-1910). Leyde, E.J. Brill, 1916-1918. 3 text-volumes and 1 atlas.
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- 4to & Folio. pp. xxviii, 1-443, with 31 figures, 138 photographs and 8 plates; pp. xvi, 444-969, with 41 figures, 150 photographs and 11 plates; pp. xxii, 970-1548, (1), with 68 figures, 22 photographs and 2 plates. (Atlas:) 1 feuille d'explication and 17 (some very large) folded coloured maps. Publisher's pictorial cloth. A very fine copy of this important geological survey of Celebes. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Sendak, Maurice
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| Kenny's Window. n.d. 33 1/3 RPM LP record in sleeve. Inscribed by Maurice Sendak
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New York: Caedmon. n.d. (First edition). Square quarto. 33 1/3 twelve inch long playing record in original illustrated thick card LP sleeve. LP has a trace of soiling else fine in illustrated (by Maurice Sendak) thick card LP sleeve with a short closed tear to the top edge else near fine. This copy has been inscribed to a bookseller of note in black felt tip pen on the top left hand corner of the rear panel by author and illustrator, Maurice Sendak "For -/with pleasure!/Maurice Sendak". A gorgeous copy of this scarce long playing recording (Caedmon TC 1548) of actress Tammy Grimes performing author and illustrator, Maurice Sendak's "Kenny's Window" accompanied with music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Scarce in any condition and rare when signed by Maurice Sendak. A wonderful recording and rare Maurice Sendak item.
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VARENNIUS, Johannes.
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| Syntaxis linguae graecae, una cum annotatiunculis paucis per Joachimum Camerarium.
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Paris, Christian Wechel, 1548. - In-12, [dimension: 167 x 110 mm] de 173 pp ( a-l8). Vélin. (Reliure de l'époque.) Ce manuel pédagogique de l'helléniste Johannes Varennius (Malines, 1462-1536) a connu de nombreuses éditions au cours du XVIe siècle. De très abondantes annotations manuscrites de l'époque dans les marges et dans le texte dans la première moitié de l'ouvrage. Ces annotations sont à attribuer à "Guill. Argodus" dont la signature figure sur le titre. L'exemplaire a été donné par la suite à "M. Vermentonius", (autre signature). Mouillures dans la partie supérieure. Exemplaire un peu manipulé, avec un petit manque de vélin au dos. Adams 267. Buisson, Répertoire des ouvrages pédagogiques du XVIe siècle 652.
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