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Yvone Parisino Capucino (Yves de Paris)
Digestum Sapientiae in quo habetur scientiarum omnium rerum divinarum atque humanarum nexus, & ad Prima Principia reductio.
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- Lutetiae Parisiorum, Dionysii Thierry, 1648In folio grande (cm 23,3 x 35,5), legatura piena pergamena coeva, rinforzo coevo, in pergamena, al dorso a cinque nervi, titolo calligrafato, mancanza di pergamena di circa 2,5 cm alla cuffia inferiore, ma capitello e cuciture saldi e integri. Pp (20), 41, (1), 1238 (i.e. 1236), 6. Carta pesante vergellata e filigranata, interno in buone condizioni malgrado sporadiche macchie e bruniture, un lavoro di tarlo nel margine interno inferiore, senza perdita di testo, anticamente restaurato con sovrapposizione di carta, che interessa una settantina di cc iniziali. Ex libris ottocentesco alla sguardia, e altro ex libris manoscritto coevo dei Cappuccini della Concezione di Milano, il famoso "Convento di Porta Orientale" dei Promessi Sposi, fondato nel 1599 e soppresso nel 1810, celebre per la ricca biblioteca dove convergevano documenti di grande importanza, essendo il centro dell'archivio storico dell'Ordine. Prima edizione di summa esoterica dell'astrologo cappuccino Ivo da Parigi (1590-1678), di cui non compare traccia nei repertori antichi; la "Bibliotheca scriptorum Capucinorum" del 1747 dedica quasi una pagina all'A., ma cita altre opere, e evidenzia che "dalla Santa Sede l'A. fu più volte ammonito e alcuni suoi libri proscritti". La Biographie Universelle, cita altre opere, e attribuisce a Ivo da Parigi la"Astrologia nova methodus F. Allei, arabis christiani", Rennes, 1654-55, edizione bruciata a Nantes. Franciscus Allei è uno degli pseudonimi dello scomodo autore di pronostici politici puntualmente avveratisi, espressi nel Fatum Universi (1655), in epoca di reiterate bolle pontificie contro l'astrologia, nonchè della Theologia Naturalis (1633), apologia della divinazione. Il libro che presentiamo è compendio di teosofia combinatoria, dall'A. mutuata da Raimondo Lullo e che unisce in armonioso sincretismo Ermete, Paracelso, Alberto Magno, Scoto Eriugena, Ficino. Il volume è impreziosito da grande, perfetta volvella a sei dischi rotanti sovrapposti (secondo l'Ars Combinatoria ripresa poi da Leibniz), corredato da Tabula Combinationis e dalle centinaia di combinazioni enucleate dall'A., di cui tutto il libro è spiegazione; questo, secondo il suggestivo principio lulliano per cui attraverso le combinazioni dei concetti iscritti sui dischi della rotella, si possano ricavare i principia della conoscenza umana e divina, e quindi tutte le possibili Verità. Numerose pagine sono consacrate all'enumerazione delle proprietà alchemiche di piante e metalli; alla fisiognomica, suddivisa in capitoli su ogni parte del viso; agli eretici. L'opera è unicum che, anche nella veste grafica, suggerisce agli iniziati sconcertanti analogie, giocate costantemente sull'ortodossia dichiarata che maschera una pesante, oggettiva eterodossia. Quattro pagine fitte di Approbationes e Privilegi seguono beffardamente il nitido frontespizio bicolore, dominato dalla grande impresa tipografica di Dionysius Thierry raffigurante il martirio, sulla sommità di Montmartre, di San Dionigi, il vescovo di Parigi che, prima della conversione ad opera di S. Paolo, fu identificato nel grande astrologo iniziato ai misteri eleusini, fondatore sull'Aeropago di Atene di celebre scuola esoterica, e il cui "corpus dionysiacum" fu dichiarato eretico al Concilio di Costantinopoli dell'869. Sotto testatine zoomorfe brulicanti di edenici serpenti, si dissimulano citazioni dalle "Gerarchie celesti" dell'Aeropagita. Libro inquietante, dove migliaia di aforismi ordinatamente "digesti", minuziosamente suddivisi, tratti dai Padri, dai due Diritti, dalla Bibbia, dai filosofi eterodossi, attendono ancora il loro illuminato esegeta.
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TORO (Gabriel de)
THESORO DE MISERICORDIA DIVINA Y HUMANA
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- Thesoro de misericordia divina y humana; sobre el cuydado que tuvieron los antiguos, hebreos, gentiles, y christianos de los necesitados. Con unas obsequias de nuestra Señora.- En Cuenca, En casa de Miguel Serrano de Vargas, 1599; en 8º holandesa moderna, 16 hojas, 459 páginas y 40 hojas (la última blanca.) Capiyulares, viñeta grabada en última página y en última hoja marca de impresor a toda página. Pequeño roto en esquina inferior de página 277 - 278 sin afectar al texto. Palau nº 334680. Fray Gabriel de Toro fue predicador de Carlos V, y en esta obra muestra un espíritu amplio y generoso. Buen ejemplar.
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[ELIZABETH I/MANUSCRIPT]
Privy Council Document, one leaf [32 x 21.5 cm], written in a chancelry hand in ink on paper, 32 lines, dated September 23, 1599, signed by seven members of the Queen!s Privy Council. With a contemporary leaf folded as an envelope and annotated with
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1599. *Ronald, The Pirate Queen: Elizabeth I, Her Pirate Adventurers, and the Dawn of Empire, 2007.. Highly evocative manuscript document from the reign of Elizabeth I, signed by her entire Privy Council with the exception of Essex, who was directing the ill-fated Irish Campaign. The text authorizes payment for a successful spying expedition against the Spanish: !a Bark sent out from Plymouth to ye coast of Spayne for discoveries.! While spying on Spain, Elizabeth I engaged wholeheartedly in a secondary use for her fleet!to intercept all Spanish ships on their return from the New World. Although the Queen pleaded ignorance of this tactic during the undeclared Anglo-Spanish War: !The rules of these naval engagements had been well defined by the English Admiralty: the queen received a one-third share of the registered plunder, the investors a third, and the crew a third. The Admiralty would get a 10-percent slice off the top.! (Ronald, p 295.) In 1599, the Privy Council!a secretive cabinet body of Elizabeth!s closest and most powerful advisors!included some of the greatest names in English history. Nottingham, commander of the British Fleet which defeated the Armada and the statesman Robert Cecil were among those whom the Queen selected carefully for the posts. On the day after this document was signed, the missing Council-Member Essex would set out on his voyage back to England, where he would be greeted by imprisonment for his mismanagement of the Irish Campaign, and eventually, execution. In this missive, the Privy Council reconsiders the seemingly exorbitant fee (over 164 pounds) charged for the use of ships sailing between Plymouth and Spain, verifies the cost with the mayor of Plymouth, and eventually allows an expense of 200 pounds. The reason given for this change of heart is that !good service was donne at that tyme wch he by interrupting certaine letrs of the enemyes, wch served to good purpose for discovery of their intentions.! The enemies in question were of course the Spaniards, who would continue to wage war against England until 1604, despite the devastating blow Elizabeth I had dealt them by defeating the Spanish Armada in 1588.
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GARZONI TOMMASO
LA PIAZZA UNIVERSALE DI TUTTE LE PROFESSIONI DEL MONDO…
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"Venezia, Meietti, 1599" "…nuovamente ristampata. Posta in luce, da Thomaso Garzoni da Bagnacavallo. Aggiuntovi in questa nuova impressione alcune bellissime annotazioni a discorso per discorso." "In 4° antico, mm. 155 x 208 h, pp. (2) + 40 nn.+ pp. 958 + (4). Legatura in tutta pergamena semifloscia coeva, titolo manoscritto al dorso.Ristampa venezia della fine del Cinquecento, è ripartita in 154 discorsi ed offre, in forma enciclopedica, notizie su tutte le professioni del mondo praticate in quegli anni, senza trascurare i mestieri collegati alla criminalità, alla prostituzione, alla matematica, all'astronomia, alchimia etc. Cfr.RiccardiI°/575
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VEER Ellert de () - Dutch pamphlet 1599:
Blaffert Tot opweckinge aller Princen van Europa / bysonder van hooch ende neder-Duyschlandt / haer te versien teghens de Moortdadighe Spaensche Regeeringhe ...
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Tot Amsterdam, Ghedruckt by Peeter Gevaerts na de Copye van Wilhelm Petri ghedruckt in Duyts buyten Ceulen, 1599, pamphlet small in-4°, 6 nn pp, signatures Ai-iiii, loose as issued. Title page with large woodcut, in part allegorical, in part geographical, with the murder of count van den Broeck in a corner. Lower margin cut short, but with no loss of text. Long poem about the destruction of Westphalia and Cleve by the Spanish. (see Knuttel 1076; Tiele 432).§.
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ARALDO, Sicillo
Trattato de i colori nelle arme, nelle livree, et nelle divise
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Appresso Lucio Spineda Venice 1599 Modern wrappers 8vo . Scarce Italian translation (1st 1565) of this work on the symbolism of colors, their use in decorations and coats of arms. The author was a herald of King Alfonso VIII of Aragon. The original text had already appeared in the incunable period. This edition is supplied with a new preface dedicated to Annibale Bellisomi by Bartholameo Carampello dated Venice, 16 October 1599 and new dedicatory poems 28 leaves. With woodcut printer's device on title-page. Italic type. Some light foxing. § EDIT 16, CNCE 33295; Palau 312.273
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Saxton; William Rogers
Hibernia Antiqua.....
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London, 1599, Camden, Size : 178x126 (mm), 7.01x4.96 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; backed withacid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Maps Europe Ireland;
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Hutter, Elis; Eliae Hutteri
Book of Matthew; Sanctus (Sanctvus) Matthaeus. (Hutter Bible)
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Noribergae, 1599. Folio. 303pp. Book of Matthew from the New Testament (Polyglot Hutter), complete in itself. Rebound in recent marbled paper-covered boards. Modern endpapers. With title-page from the complete work (Novi Testamenti Primvs Tomvs: Continens Evangelivm Domini Nostri Iesv Christi, Secvndum S. Matthaeum, S. Marcum, S. Lvcam, S. Iohannem, Et Acta Apostolorvm), plus title-page of this volume & first 17 pages of text, all facsimiles of the original leaves. Rest of pages from original 1599 edition. Polyglot Bible of the Gospels from the New Testament in 12 languages. Three printed columns per page, two languages per column, each two-page spread contains the same text in all twelve languages. "Novum Testamentum, Dni: Nri: Iesu (Jesu) Christi; Syriace, Ebraice, Graece, Latine, Germanice, Bohemice, Italice, Hispanice, Gallice, Anglice, Danice, Polonice / Studio & Labore Eljae Hvtterj. Germani, Noribergae. Cumgratic & priuilegio Sac: C'aes: Mtis: ad quind ecim annos. M. D. XCIX." Hollow Hebrew typeface. Minor worming to few pages. Slight water staining on bottom margin of some pages, not affecting text. Original leaves uniformly browned throughout. Very good condition.
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Mariana, Juan de
De ponderibus et mensuris
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Toleti, Apud Thomam Gusmanium, 1599. Small 4to; pp. (8), 192; large woodcut Jesuit device on title page, woodcut initials and headpieces, 18th century black morocco, raised bands, spine gilt in compartments with crowned monogram, morocco lettering-piece, covers filleted in gilt, no rubbing or bumping, marbled endpapers, engraved ex libris to front cover pastedown, inside clean and crisp, a particularly attractive copy. First edition. This work treats of the comparative values of Roman, Greek, Hebrew and Spanish weights and measures against those of Toledo. Mariana, a Spanish Jesuit, was an important early economic and political theorist. His writings brought him into conflict with the royal authorities especially his work on the debasement of coinage, for which he was imprisoned. With his writings on weights, measures and money he contributed essentially to the construction of solid foundations for the commerce of his time. Kress 214, Goldsmiths 290
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Tuccaro Arcangelo
TROIS DIALOGUES DE LOEXERCICE DE SAUTER, ET VOLTIGER EN LOAIR
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Paris: Claude de Monstroeil, 1599. First and only edition of the first book about acrobatic art. With numerous woodcuts of acrobats, funambulists, trampolines, etc. 4to (mm 222 x161), handsomely bound in fine 18th century marbled calf, the spine with five raised bands creating compartments, one of which handsomely lettered in gilt. 4, 197 leaves. A very nice copy, well preserved.. THE FIRST BOOK ABOUT ACROBATS AND FUNAMBULISTS. A very rare book. Not so only because of its very beautiful and numerous woodcuts, but also because it was utilized by King Carlo IX as the practical manual of gymnastics. In this work Arcangelo Tuccaro explains his invention of the triple jump.
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Frischlin, Nicodemus
(Hebraeis. continens dvodecim lib.: qvibvs tota regum Iudaicorum, & Israeliticorum historia ... Hrsg. von M.Aichmann und U.Bollinger)
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(Straßburg), (Jobin), (1599). Format: Ca. 16,5 x 11 cm, Pergamentband der Zeit auf 3 Bünden, 23 (von 24) Blätter, 383,(1) S. Erste Ausgabe. - Goedeke II,108,37,6. - Posthumes Versgedicht über die Geschichte der Juden in biblischer Zeit. Während seiner Haft auf Burg Hohenurach verfaßt, wo Frischlin (1547-1590) bei einem Fluchtversuch in der Nacht 29.-30.November 1590 tragisch ums Leben kam. - Einband berieben, bestoßen, fleckig und an den Kanten etwas aufgeworfen. - Es fehlt der hintere und vordere fliegende Vorsatz sowie das Titelbild und das Titelblatt. Die Bindung ist aber völlig intakt. Anfangs und am Schluß auf den Innendeckeln und in den Fälzen einige kleinere Wurmgänge. - Wenige Unterstreichungen, sowie eine Marginalie (Seite 1) und Durchzählung der ersten 530 Zeilen vermutlich von zeitgenössischer Hand. Nur ganz vereinzelt gering fleckig bzw. gebräunt.
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THE BIBLE,
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Publisher: London, printed by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, 1599.that is the holy Scriptures conteined in the Olde and Newe Testament, translated according to the Ebrew and Greeke, and conferred with the best translations in divers languages. With most profitable Annotations upon all the hard places, and other things of great importance. 4to, 215 x 160 mm, 8½ x 6¼ inches, engraved general title page with title within heart shaped centre enclosed by block border with symbols of the twelve tribes in order of age, the twelve apostles and an evangelist at each corner, Matthew and Mark above, separated by a dove, and Luke and John below, separated by a lamb, letterpress title page with small illustration of the Red Sea crossing, divisional title to Second Part of Old Testament with pictorial headpiece, engraved New Testament title with the same woodcut pictorial border as for the O.T., 27 small woodcuts and 4 maps in the text, engraved head- and tailpieces, printed in roman letter, pages numbered on rectos only: preliminary leaves (4), Genesis to Job, 1-190; Psalms to Malachi, 1-127; New Testament, preliminary leaves (2), text 3-121, tables 11 leaves; Metric Psalms, 5 unnumbered leaves including divisional title, 93 numbered pages, 10 unnumbered pages, bound in full antique leather, rebacked with original backstrip laid down, with gilt rules and gilt lettered label. Small neat repairs to corners, covers a little worn, a couple of small dark stains to engraved general title page, 1 affecting corner of 1 vignette, the other in the fore-edge margin, tiny closed tear to fore-edge of letterpress title, small closed tear to margin edge of 3 pages, neatly repaired with no loss, occasional small light stains, Apocrypha chapters erased in ink on Table of Contents, one or two pale ink marks, 1 word obscured by tiny ink mark, pale damp stain to 22 leaves, some margins slightly trimmed just shaving the side-notes in a few places, small piece torn off 1 lower corner, no loss of text, 2 tiny chips to 1 lower margin, dark staining to 1 margin partly obscuring side-note, chapters of N. T. numbered continuously neatly in ink in the margin next to chapter headings, running from Matthew to the Second Pauline Epistle to the Thessalonians chapter III, a few words written at the end of the Tables, neat early inscription on blank verso of title page to Metric Psalms, old repair to closed tear on final page of Table to Psalms, not affecting text, that page lightly dusty and with ink note in the margin. Contents generally very nice, binding tight and firm. A very good sturdy complete copy. Complete copies are hard to find. Geneva version with Tomson's N. T. , but with Francis Junius' Revelations. There is no Apocrypha in this copy. The Metrical Psalms are usually found in this edition but "the section containing the Apocrypha, though included in the list of books, was apparently omitted from all except a few copies. These Bibles were printed probably for English use in the Low Countries", Darlow and Moule Volume I, page 115, No. 188; Herbert, page 116, No. 248, believed to be one of the earliest of the 1599 bibles purporting to be printed by the Deputies of Christopher Barker as "it abounds more than any others in gross errors". All the errors listed by Herbert are present in our volume which was possibly printed in Amsterdam. Images sent on request.
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Gabelkover, Oswald:
Artzneybuch. Darinnen/ Auss gnaedigem Beuvelch/ weilund ... Vast fuer alle/ des Menschlichen Leibs/ Anligen unnd Gebrechen/ ausserlesene und bewehrte Artzneyen/ gemeinem Vatterland Teutscher Nation zu gutem/ auss vilen Hohen und Niders Stands Personen geschribnen Artzneybuechern zusamen getragen...Durch...Hofmedicum Osswaldt Gaebelkhouern...Und nun...an vilen orten verbessert/ und mit nutzlichen heilsamen Artzneyen gemehrt worden...
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Tübingen, Gruppenbach, 1599 (1. Teil), 1596 (2. Teil und 3. Teil).. Titel in Rot und Schwarz, 4 Bll. (Vorrede, Inhalt), 424 S. (1. Teil), 434 S. (2. und 3. Teil), 2 Bll. (Register) 8°, Leder der Zeit. VD 16, G 20. - Gabelkover (geb. 1539 in Memmingen, gest. 1616 in Stuttgart) war zunächst Arzt in Göpingen, dann Leibarzt am Hof in Stuttgart. Sein Arzneibuch erschien erstmals 1589; es erlebte mehrere Auflagen und wurde auch ins Englische übersetzt. - Nur 2 Bll. mit fachkundig angesetzten Papierabrissen (geringer Textverlust), durchgängig gebräunt, aber sauber; Einband mit kl. Fehlstellen an den Kapitalen.
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QUEVEDO Y VILLEGAS, Francisco.- Ibarra y Ruiz Pedro
OBRAS COMPLETAS DE DON FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO VILLEGAS. Edición crítica, ordenada e ilustrada por D. Aurelio Fernández Guerra y Orbe. Con notas y adiciones de M. Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo.
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Sociedad de Bibliófilos Andalúces WEB177, Sevilla. - Tomos, 1º y 2º, impresos po Enrique Francisco P. Díaz. 8º, holandesa fina, nervios, puntas reforzadas. Tomo I: Aparato biográfico y bibliográfico, VIII pp. prels. + 591 pp. 2h. (índice y colofón), +2 h. con Lista de Socios de la Sociedad de Bibliófilos Andalúces.- Tomo II: Primero de las Poesías, IX pp. prels. + 400 pp.+ 2 h. + 2h. con lista de Soc. Bibl. An.- Tomo 3º: Segundo de las Poesías, 4 h.prel + 459 pp.+ 2 h. com lista de Soc.Ect.Magnífica aunque incompleta edición, dado que solo se publicaron estos tres tomos . Los tomos 2º y 3º, recogen las poesías de Quevedo publicadas entre 1599 a 1645, además en el 2º desde la pp.335:"Poesías de Quevedo por el orden que llevan en las antiguas colecciones".Ejemplar intonso conserando cubiertas.Tomo 1º, en cubierta superior y las dos primeras hojas(portadilla y portada), con mínima reparación en márgen blanco de punta inferior, no rozado texto. Buen ejemplar con buena encuadernación. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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GIDE ANDRE
VOYAGE AU CONGO SUIVI DU RETOUR DU TCHAD
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ILLUSTRE DE 64 PHOTOGRAPHIES DE MARC ALLEGRET EN NOIR ET BLANC , 4 cartes , fort in-4 ( 34 x 25 cm ) reliure ressente demi cuir rouge , dos non conservé , couverture conservée , 304 pages , livre tiré à 1599 exemplaires , exemplaire N° 613 sur Vélin d'Arches en très bon état
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STENDHAL (Henri Beyle, Grenoble 1783 - Parigi 1842)
Romanzi e Racconti
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Sansoni 72989, Firenze - Note bibliografiche, note introduttive e note ai singoli testi a cura di Vittorio Del Litto. Traduzioni a cura di Cesare Giardini, Giovanni Marcellini, Maria Ortiz, Antonio Pietrangeli, Maria Teresa Sposato, Pietro Paolo Trompeo, Diego Valeri Vol. I - Introduzione, note bio-bibliografiche, bibliografia - Armance - Il Rosso e il Nero - Racconti e novelle (Il forziere e lo spettro, Il filtro, Mina di Vanghel, L'ebreo, Il Rosa e il Verde, Il cavaliere di Saint-Ismier, Féder o il marito danaroso - Filiberto Lescale) - Note / Vol. II - Cronache italiane (Vanina Vanini, San Francesco a Ripa, Vittoria Accoramboni duchessa di Bracciano, I Cenci (1599), La duchessa di Palliano, la Badessa di Castro, Troppo favore uccide. Storia del 1589, Suora Scolastica) - La Certosa di Parma - Appendice alla Cetosa di Parma - Note / Vol. III - Una posizione sociale - Luciano Leuwen - Lamiel - Abbozzi di Romanzi. I Grandi Classici Stranieri 3 volumi pp. XLIV-1128 (vol. I) - pp. VIII - 912 (vol. II) - pp. VIII - 1076 (III vol.) ril. tela, titoli in oro al piatto ed al dorso, sovrac. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Geneva Bible
THE BIBLE THAT IS THE HOLY SCRIPTURES CONTEINED IN THE OLDE AND NEW TESTAMENT
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Christopher Barker, Printer, London 1599 - Title pages beautifully engraved and dated 1599, first title page mounted to front pasted down, 190pp, 127pp., [blank]121pp., [blank], table of interpretation [21]pp., Book of Psalms [112]pp. with closed tear to page [9], no Apocrypha, containing 27 woodblock illustrations, 3 woodblock maps each measuring appox. 3 1/2" X 3 1/4" to 4" X 5", owner's bookplate to rear pastedown, small closed tear to corner p.181 and corner torn away on p. 42 of Isaiah (affecting only a few words of text), a few early notes or names, bound in full reverse paneled calf, rebacked to match, morocco spine label, a few stains and wear to covers but a very good copy.
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AMMAN, JOST
Kunstbuchlin: Darinnen neben Furbildung vieler, Geistlicher unnd Weltlicher, Hohes und Niderstands Personen
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Frankfort am Main: Johann Feyerabends, 1599. Small quarto. (iv), (148) ff. First and only edition. Brunet calls this compilation of wood-engravings "rare et fort curieux." Amman, whose career flourished after his move to Nuremburg in 1561, succeeded Virgil Solis as artist for the printer Carl Sigmund Feyerabends. Originally intended for instructional use, this book, whose images include costumes, potentates and emblematic devices, is rarely encountered complete. This is the first complete copy to appear on the market in over twenty years. Bound in full straight-grain blue morocco with gilt and blind borders, and armorial device on both panels featuring a winged griffin beneath a pair of crowns. This is the Huth copy, with his leather booklabel on front pastedown. Carefully washed, leaves show only minor soiling and spotting, and the binding exhibits only the slightest shelfwear. Overall, a fine copy of a truly rare book with a fine provenance.
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GUICCIARDINI, [Francesco] [1482-1540].
The Historie of Guicciardin: Containing The Warres Of Italie And Other Partes, Continued for manie yeares under sundrie Kings and Princes.Reduced into English by Geffray Fenton.
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London: Imprinted by Richard Field, 1599. - folio. pp. 4 p.l., 459, 500-786, 789-943, [10]index. lacking initial blank. woodcut ornaments & initials. contemporary English gilt-paneled calf, gilt arabesque ornaments on centre covers flanked by initials ‘W M’, gilt fan-shaped ornaments inside inner panel corners, gilt fleurs-de-lys on outside corners of inner panel, spine gilt with ornaments incorporating initials ‘W M’, all edges gilt (corners worn, joints & spine ends repaired - joints starting to crack, several leaves foxed or browned). Second Edition of the English Translation by Sir Geoffrey Fenton [1539?-1608]. Guicciardini's history "remains the most solid monument of the Italian reason in the 16th century, the final triumph of the Florentine school of philosophical Historians which included Machiavelli, Segni.". (J.A.Symonds) "Guicciardini is the first 'universal historian', as he sees the history of Italy in the larger context of the European system of States, with sound political instinct and devoid of ecclesiastical bias." (Printing and the Mind of Man) Including a small section discussing Portuguese and Spanish explorations, the voyages of Columbus and Vespucci. STC 12459. Pforzheimer 442. Alden 599/43. cfPrinting and the Mind of Man 85. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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BULLINGER, Heinrich (1504-1575).
Historia oder Geschichten so sich verlouffen in der Eidgnoschafft insonders zu Zürich mit Enderung der Relig[i]on unnd Anrichten Christenlicher Reformation, von dem Jar Christi M.D.XIX. bis in das Jar M.D.XXXII. das ist durch xiii Jar lag von Heinrichen Bullingern dem eltern Dieneren der Kilchenn Zürich beschriben. Der Erst [ander] Theil.
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(Bern?, 1599).. Folio (312 x 200 mm). Deutsche Handschrift auf Papier in braunschwarzer und roter Tinte. 2 Teile in 1 Bd. Titel, 341, [6] Bl.; 330 (recte 328 [187-188 übersprungen]), [6] Bl. Register (das letzte leer). Holzdeckelband mit blindgeprägtem Schweinslederbezug d. Z., Rücken über 5 erhabenen Bünden, mit 1 (von 2) Metallschliesse (Lederbezug stärker berieben, Ecken bestossen).. Eine aussergewöhnlich schöne und frühe Abschrift von Bullingers Reformations-Geschichte, die bis ins 19. Jahrhundert nur in Handschriften erhalten war. Ursprünglich als Fortsetzung der Fragment gebliebenen Eidgenössischen Chronik konzipiert, entwickelte sich Bullingers Geschichte der Reformation im Lauf der Zeit zu einem eigenständigen, wenn auch in unfertigem Zustand im November 1567 beendeten, Werk. Auf Grund persönlicher Erinnerungen und einer überaus grossen Anzahl herangezogener Quellen beschreibt der Zürcher Antistes die konfliktreichen Jahre vom Auftreten Huldrich Zwinglis bis zum Zweiten Kappeler Krieg. Geschildert wird schliesslich der Durchbruch der Reformation in Zürich, in der Schweiz und in Deutschland, wobei Bullinger es verstand, das Geschehen in den grösseren Rahmen der europäischen Geschichte einzubinden. Obgleich eine Drucklegung der aus zwinglianischem Blickwinkel geschriebenen Reformationsgeschichte, in Rücksicht auf die Luterhaner und Calvinisten, nicht opportun war, verbreitete sich der Text einzig durch, mehr oder weniger sorgfältig gemachte Abschriften. Die Chronik erschien schliesslich erst 1838-1840 im Druck. Die vorliegende Abschrift ist mit kalligraphierten Titeln in Rot und Schwarz versehen und in einer schönen und gut lesbaren Kurrentschrift und unter Verwendung einer roten Auszeichnungsschrift für die Überschriften und Textanfänge geschrieben. Höchst ungewöhnlich ist, dass sich der Name des Schreibers im Kodex verewigt findet. Der Namenszug des Schreibers, Johannes Berchdolt (oder Berchtold) ist auf den beiden Titeln eingetragen und nochmals am Schluss mit Datum der Fertigstellung der Handschrift vom 15. August 1599. Der Entstehungsort ist nicht eindeutig zu bestimmen, da keine Angaben zum Schreiber Berchtold zu finden waren. Das Papier der Vorsätze und des Textkorpus stammt aus Basler Papiermühlen, namentlich von Niclaus Heusler d. Ae. (Tschudin, The Ancient Paper-Mills of Basle and their Marks, S. 142, Nr. 145 [Vorsatz] und S. 143, Nr. 152). Die Provenienz hingegen ist eindeutig in Bern oder dessen Herrschaftsgebiet zu suchen. Die zwei ältesten Besitzvermerke stammen von einem Jean Viret (Waadt) und einem Johannes Gruner (Bern) und sind merkwürdigerweise beide mit dem Jahr 1600 datiert. Ein Kaufvermerk vom 11 September 1630 besagt, dass der Band von "Johannes Vireti Sohn Hans Ulrich" übernommen wurde; leider ist der Name des damaligen Käufers unkenntlich gemacht worden. Ein etwa zeitgenössisches Zwölfzeiler ist mit dem Namen SVC Reltest? unterschrieben. Der letzte Eintrag aus dem 18. Jahrhundert stammt von einem Johann Jacob Haller mit Datum 1714. Johannes Gruner, Johann Viret, Johann Ulrich Viret, SVC Reltest?, Johann Jacob Haller (siehe Kommentar). B. Gordon, Heinrich Bullinger, in: Lindberg, The Reformation theologians (2002), S. 170f.; C. Moser, Heinrich Bullinger's Efforts to Document the Zurich Reformation: History as Legacy, in: Gordon/Campi, Architect of Reformation (2004), S. 201ff.; Ders., Bullingers Geschichtswerk und dessen Überlieferung, in: Der Nachfolger - Heinrich Bullinger (2004), S. 86ff.; Feller/Bonjour 191f.; Pestalozzi, Heinrich Bullinger. Leben und ausgewählte Schriften (1858), 471f. A finely hand-written early copy of Bullinger's History of Reformation which circulated in manuscript form only up to the 19th century. Originally conceived as a continuation of his fragmentary Swiss Chronicle (Eydgenössische Chronik) Bullinger's text developed into a comprehensive, accurate and truthful account of the events in the period from 1519 to 1533. The chronicle treats the history of the Zurich Reformation in the context of both political and ecclesiastical events in the Swiss Confederation and crucial foreign events. The account begins with a reflection of the relationship between ecclesiastical and political institutions in Zurich before the Reformation, a short biography of Zwingli including a report on his appointment as stipendiary priest (Leutpriester) in Zurich. The opposition to the Reformation in the Inner Catholic states as well as the various military campaigns and battles in which the Swiss took part were of particular interest to the author. On the European stage, the struggle in Italy between Charles V, the papacy, and Francis I, is given a prominent place, though these events are viewed through the lens of Swiss participation in the military campaigns. As to the Empire, Bullinger's interest is almost entirely limited to the development of the Reformation. Bullinger's History of the Reformation is something like the Swiss equivalent to Johann Sleidanus' De statu religionis et rei puvlicae Carolo Quinto Caesare commentariorum libris XXV (Commentary of the state of religion and of the states under Emperor Charles V). However, the political and confessional tensions of the time made it impossible to publish the manuscript, although it seems that Bullinger might never have intended for it to be printed. Nevertheless, in spite of its lenght the 'Historia oder Geschichten' was frequently copied by hand till the 19th century and influenced subsequent historical writing on the Zurich Reformation. "In the Reformed tradition Heinrich Bullinger's 'History of the Reformation' was a fundamental resource for historical knowledge of the period and soon established itself as the canonical narrative of the Zurich Reformation" (Christian Moser). A printed edition of Bullinger's historic work appeared in 1838-1840 in two volumes. The scribe of this manuscript, Johannes Berchdolt (or Berchtold) wrote his name on both titles and at the final leaf together with the date of completion of the codex on 15 August 1599. It may have been written at Berne or Basel, from where the paper was obtained (cf. Tschudin, The Ancient Paper-Mills of Basle and their Marks, p. 142, no. 145 [first fly-leaf], and p. 143, no. 152). The provenance refers to the city of Bern or its dominion. The two earliest owner's entries stem from a Jean Viret (Vaud) and a certain Johannes Gruner (Bern) and date both from the year 1600. Another entry dates from 11 September 1630 and says that the volume was inherited from 'Johannes Vireti's son Hans Ulrich', unfortunately the name of the former buyer is crossed out. The last ms. entry was written by a certain Johann Jacob Haller in 1714. Contemporary blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards, back on five raised bands, with 1 (of 2) brassed clasps (heavily rubbed, corners worn).
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Van Dyck, Anton. Artist (1599-1641)
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Van Dyck, Anton. Artist (1599-1641). Portrait of Willem Hondius. "Guilielmus Hondius, Calcographus Hagae Comitis. Ant. van Dyck pinxit, Guil. Hondius sculp. Hondius was a member of the famous cartographic Hondius family. He engraved this handsome copper engraving of himself, after a portrait by Van Dyck. Amsterdam c. 1640. 17 x 24.5 cms to impression mark. A rich, deep impression.
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KALAI, Samuel Ben Moses
Mishpetei Shemuel [responsa]
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1599. FIRST EDITION. KALAI, Samuel Ben Moses. Mishpetei Shemu'el [Responsa]. Venice: Daniel Zanetti, 1599. Folio, modern full brown buckram gilt. $3500. First edition of Kalai's responsa, of importance to the history of the Jews in Greece, finely printed by Daniel Zanetti in Venice, with characteristic decorative woodcut title page. The 16th-century Turkish rabbi Samuel Ben Moses Kalai "settled in Salonika [Greece] where he served as rabbi of the Keianah community. He was regarded as the Talmudic authority for the whole country and problems were addressed to him from various towns" (Encyclopaedia Judaica). "A special importance attaches to responsa as a primary source for a knowledge of the history of the Jews in the various countries. Responsa literature has one advantage over such other accepted historical sources as chronographies, official documents, biographies, etc., since the evidence it affords is undesigned, without any specific historical purpose or intention" (Encyclopaedia Judaica). The Zanetti family were publishers for a number of generations in Venice and issued several important Hebrew works. This volume features a highly decorative title page with a woodcut floral border, a hallmark of the Zanetti printers. Vinograd, Venice 879. Interior and woodcut title page bright. Faint marginal dampstaining, trace worming to first few leaves, not affecting text. A lovely copy in near-fine condition.
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Ivsti LipsI De crvce libri tres Ad sacram profanamque historiam vtiles. Vna cum Notis. et Figuris. (bound with) Vere admiranda, seu, De magnitvdine Romanae ecclesiae libri dvo. Auctore Thoma Stapletono.
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2 items from the same publisher; (Lipsius.) âEditio quarta, serio castigata.â, slightly taller than 24 cm., 96 (beginning with title, A1) pp., [4 leaves] including a full page printerâTMs device (different from the one on title), 20 illustrations in text, almost all of them engravings of various forms of crucifixion, routine tail pieces and decorated intials; ex library, age toned throughout with light damp staining on late leaves, margins cut down shaving a few headlines and the few instances of pen marginalia, title significantly chipped and repaired at top margin with loss of most of authorâTMs name, signatures D-H wormed in top margin with a [Publisher: Antverpiae: Ex officina Plantiniana, apud Ioannem Moretum. (both),]
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BIBLE - GENEVA VERSION - TOMSON'S NEW TESTAMENT, BUT WITH JUNIUS' REVELATION.
The Bible, That Is The Holy Scriptures conteined in the Old and New Testament. Translated according to the Ebrew and Greeke, and conferred with the best Translations in divers Languages. With most profitable Annotations upon all hard places...
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London: Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most Excellent Maiestie, 1599 . 0. 4to. 8.5" x 6.5" x 2.5". Roman letter. A very good full leather binding (probably 18th century). Tan full calf with blind stamp border. Flat spine with 4 raised bands and gilt titles: "Bible" and "1599". Plain endpapers with small ink stamp:"Ex Libris S. L. Cohen". Engraved title, followed by printed title with a cut of the crossing of the red sea. Both titles lightly soiled, otherwise clean text throughout, in double columns and marginal notes. Engraved New Testament title, also dated 1599. Followed by: "The Printer to the diligent Reader." and on the verso: "The description of the Holy Land.." with a half page map. Matthew starts on f.4 and Revelation ends on f.121a (with neat Latin notes, in a contemporary hand to verso). "The Order Of Time.." precedes Revelation. After Revelation comes: "A briefe table of the interpretation.." ending with a colophon: "Imprinted At London by the deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, 1599." Bound with: "The Booke Of Psalmes." . Printed title within double-ruled border, but undated. The Psalmes are complete, but the last 2 leaves are soiled. Referenced by Herbert No. 252 / Darlow & Moule No. 191 / STC 2177 . Extract from the notes for Herbert No.252 - "Variant E - Unlike any of Lea Wilson's editions.. This Bible is printed identically the same setting of type as an edition issued with the date 1633; the latter, however, has a new imprint on the three title-pages and at the end of the book: "Imprinted at Amsterdam, for Thomas Crafoorth. By Iohn Fredericksz Stam.." Probably 1633 is the correct date, and copies were issued simultaneously, some with Barker's imprint and the date 1599, others with Stam's imprint dated 1633.".
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MacDonald, George; Illustrated By Frances Brundage
Baby (In Original Box)
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London, Paris, New York: Raphael Tuck & Sons. Circa 1890s. Chromolithograph cover with embossed gilt title in the shape of a child on a lily pad, bound with silk cord with tassels. MacDonald's famous poem which begins, "Where did you come from, baby dear? / Out of the everywhere into here." Illustrated with floral decorations in b&w on every page, plus three full-color floral motifs, all by Frances Brundage. House in the original, plain box with Raphael Tuck's label on one side. Artistic Booklet No. 1599. . Original Wraps. Fine. Illus. by Frances Brundage. Oblong 12mo.
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MALAVOLTI ORLANDO.
HISTORIA DEL SIG. O.M. DE' FATTI E GUERRE DE' SANESI COSI' ESTERNE COME CIVILI, SEGUITO DALL'ORIGINE DELLA LOR CITTA' FINO ALL'ANNO 1555. VENETIA PER S.MARCHETTI LIBR.IN SIENA ALL'INS.DELLA LUPA 1599
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Fra le quali si narra in che modo e in quai tempi si crearono quelle cinque fattioni che domandan' ordini o monti. Dove secondo l'occasioni, vengon frapposte ancora piu' cose notabili,avvenute nell'Asia e nell'Affrica, oltre a quelle d'Italia e quasi di tutta Europa. Con un profilo o veduta della citta' di Siena e la descrittione del suo stato. Al ser. Granduca di Toscana. 3 parti in 2 voll. in-8, cc.(12) 68; (14) 198; (14) 166 (completo, ma con errori di numeraz. e le cc.133-136 rileg. in orine errato), con 4 front., 1 generale dell'opera e in ognuna delle 3 parti, tutti con marca tip. xil., 4 ritratti dell'Aut. xil. a piena pag. nella 4cc.nn. del 1 vol.e in ognuna delle 3 parti. Leg. coeve p. perg. Man-cano la carta geogr. del territorio senese e la veduta di Siena. Restauro al marg. sup. del front. Antichi tim-bretti e firme ex libris ai front., antiche note ai margg. e rariss. sottolin. Lievi fioriture. Picc. mancanza all'an-golo inf. esterno della c.num 33. della 1parte. Nel 1vol. e' unita 1 c. ms. in antica grafia con note sulla famiglia Pagni e nel 2 vol. alla sguardia bella arma della stessa famiglia acquarellata. Ognuna delle 3 parti che formano l' op. ha front. proprio intitolato: Historia di Siena scritta da Orlando di m.Bernardo Malavolti gentiluomo sanese. La I Parte nella quale... molti fatti seguiti dall'origine di quella citta' fino all'anno 1258... La Parte II dove oltr'a molti fatti di quei cittadini operati dalla rotta di Montaperto fino all'anno 1404, si narra l'origine delle fattioni ch'a sanesi domandano ordini o monti.. La Parte III oltre a molti fatti di quel populo succeduti dal 1405 fino al 1555, si narrano l'origine, le cagioni e 'l seguito dell'ultima guerra di Siena.... [Pellegrini 59. Adams A-281. BMC It. books 406. Moreni II 13. Lozzi 5128. Haym 104 n.4. Graes-se IV 309. Brunet Tabl. meth. 25566].
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Les Coustumes du Pays et Duché de Normandie, anciens ressors et enclaves d'iceluy.
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Rouen, Raphaël du Petit Val, 1599. - In-4 de 6 ff., 282 ff. chiffrés et 8 ff. de tables, l'ensemble sur beau papier réglé. Traces de mouillures marginales au centre de l'ouvrage. Ex-libris de Jean-Baptiste Peyer, Seigneur de Fontenelle. Vélin doré à recouvrement, dos lisse orné, motif floral sur les plats, tranches dorées, traces de lacets. Superbe exemplaire réglé dans sa belle reliure d'époque. Cette édition est dédiée par l'imprimeur à Claude Groulart, premier Président du Parlement de Rouen. Les commentaires sont du savant jurisconsulte Jacques Le Bathelier, sieur d'Aviron, avocat au Présidial d'Evreux. Ces commentaires ont été réimprimés avec ceux de Bérault et de Godefroy en 1684. *Frère.
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BULLINGER, Heinrich (1504-1575).
Historia oder Geschichten so sich verlouffen in der Eidgnoschafft insonders zu Zürich mit Enderung der Relig[i]on unnd Anrichten Christenlicher Reformation, von dem Jar Christi M.D.XIX. bis in das Jar M.D.XXXII. das ist durch xiii Jar lãg von Heinrichen Bullingern dem eltern Dieneren der Kilchenn Zürich beschriben. Der Erst [ander] Theil.
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- Folio (312 x 200 mm). Deutsche Handschrift auf Papier in braunschwarzer und roter Tinte. 2 Teile in 1 Bd. Titel, 341, [6] Bl.; 330 (recte 328 [187-188 übersprungen]), [6] Bl. Register (das letzte leer). Holzdeckelband mit blindgeprägtem Schweinslederbezug d. Z., Rücken über 5 erhabenen Bünden, mit 1 (von 2) Metallschliesse (Lederbezug stärker berieben, Ecken bestossen). (Bern?, 1599). Eine aussergewöhnlich schöne und frühe Abschrift von Bullingers Reformations-Geschichte, die bis ins 19. Jahrhundert nur in Handschriften erhalten war. Ursprünglich als Fortsetzung der Fragment gebliebenen Eidgenössischen Chronik konzipiert, entwickelte sich Bullingers Geschichte der Reformation im Lauf der Zeit zu einem eigenständigen, wenn auch in unfertigem Zustand im November 1567 beendeten, Werk. Auf Grund persönlicher Erinnerungen und einer überaus grossen Anzahl herangezogener Quellen beschreibt der Zürcher Antistes die konfliktreichen Jahre vom Auftreten Huldrich Zwinglis bis zum Zweiten Kappeler Krieg. Geschildert wird schliesslich der Durchbruch der Reformation in Zürich, in der Schweiz und in Deutschland, wobei Bullinger es verstand, das Geschehen in den grösseren Rahmen der europäischen Geschichte einzubinden. Obgleich eine Drucklegung der aus zwinglianischem Blickwinkel geschriebenen Reformationsgeschichte, in Rücksicht auf die Luterhaner und Calvinisten, nicht opportun war, verbreitete sich der Text einzig durch, mehr oder weniger sorgfältig gemachte Abschriften. Die Chronik erschien schliesslich erst 1838-1840 im Druck. Die vorliegende Abschrift ist mit kalligraphierten Titeln in Rot und Schwarz versehen und in einer schönen und gut lesbaren Kurrentschrift und unter Verwendung einer roten Auszeichnungsschrift für die Überschriften und Textanfänge geschrieben. Höchst ungewöhnlich ist, dass sich der Name des Schreibers im Kodex verewigt findet. Der Namenszug des Schreibers, Johannes Berchdolt (oder Berchtold) ist auf den beiden Titeln eingetragen und nochmals am Schluss mit Datum der Fertigstellung der Handschrift vom 15. August 1599. Der Entstehungsort ist nicht eindeutig zu bestimmen, da keine Angaben zum Schreiber Berchtold zu finden waren. Das Papier der Vorsätze und des Textkorpus stammt aus Basler Papiermühlen, namentlich von Niclaus Heusler d. Ae. (Tschudin, The Ancient Paper-Mills of Basle and their Marks, S. 142, Nr. 145 [Vorsatz] und S. 143, Nr. 152). Die Provenienz hingegen ist eindeutig in Bern oder dessen Herrschaftsgebiet zu suchen. Die zwei ältesten Besitzvermerke stammen von einem Jean Viret (Waadt) und einem Johannes Gruner (Bern) und sind merkwürdigerweise beide mit dem Jahr 1600 datiert. Ein Kaufvermerk vom 11 September 1630 besagt, dass der Band von "Johannes Vireti Sohn Hans Ulrich" übernommen wurde; leider ist der Name des damaligen Käufers unkenntlich gemacht worden. Ein etwa zeitgenössisches Zwölfzeiler ist mit dem Namen SVC Reltest? unterschrieben. Der letzte Eintrag aus dem 18. Jahrhundert stammt von einem Johann Jacob Haller mit Datum 1714. Johannes Gruner, Johann Viret, Johann Ulrich Viret, SVC Reltest?, Johann Jacob Haller (siehe Kommentar). B. Gordon, Heinrich Bullinger, in: Lindberg, The Reformation theologians (2002), S. 170f.; C. Moser, Heinrich Bullinger's Efforts to Document the Zurich Reformation: History as Legacy, in: Gordon/Campi, Architect of Reformation (2004), S. 201ff.; Ders., Bullingers Geschichtswerk und dessen Überlieferung, in: Der Nachfolger - Heinrich Bullinger (2004), S. 86ff.; Feller/Bonjour 191f.; Pestalozzi, Heinrich Bullinger. Leben und ausgewählte Schriften (1858), 471f. A finely hand-written early copy of Bullinger's History of Reformation which circulated in manuscript form only up to the 19th century. Originally conceived as a cont
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Geneva Breeches Holy Bible. the Bible, That is the Holy Scriptvres Conteined in the Old and New Testament. Translated According to the Ebrew and Greeke, and Conferred With the Best Translations in Divers Languages...Bound With...the Booke of Psalmes...
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Imprinted At London By The Deputies Of Christopher Barker, Printer To, 1599. Very Good 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. 1599 Geneva Breeches Holy Bible Full title: "The Bible, That Is The Holy Scriptvres Conteined In The Olde And Newe Testament. Translated According To The Ebrew And Greeke, and Conferred With The Best Translations in divers languages. With most profitable Annotations vpon all the hard places, and other things of great importance. Imprinted At London By The Deputies Of Christopher Barker, Printer To The Queenes Most Excellent Majestie. 1599. " The edition of 1599 was the most popular of the Geneva Bibles as it contained the most extensive notes of any addition. It is also enhanced with the addition of numerous woodcuts in the texts and also 4 maps. The maps are wonderful, one map depicts strange creatures in the sea, another shows 2 ships. Both woodcut title pages are present and are very attractive. They were produced by John Speed, famous mapmaker and also famous for his Genealogies. Lacks woodcut general title, woodcut New Testament title present, the text of the title is contained within a Heart Shaped Central Panel, surrounded by woodcut vignettes of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, The 12 Apostles, and The Shields of the 12 Tribes of Israel. This Holy Bible is listed in Herbert's "Historical Catalogue of Printed Editions of the English Bible 1525-1961", Number 252. With the reading and | seuen and twenty prouinces at Esther i, 1, and with the mistake in Psalm lxxiii, 27 "that they" for "they that" which occurs in the other similar editions, corrected in this edition. At the base of the woodcut NT title page there is a woodcut of a line of music in place of the usual words Cum Privilegio. Collation: Printed title follows with woodcut vignette of the Parting of the Red Sea, blank on the verso, followed by "To the Christian Reader", "Of the incomparable treasure of the holy scripture", "How to take profite in reading of the Holy Scriptures" and "The names and order of all the Bookes of the Old and New Testament" The text Genesis-Job ff. 2 to 190a, verso blank, 1f. bl
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[NATALIS.] VIVALDI R. P. Augustin.
Meditationi sopra li Evangelii che tutto l'anno si leggono nella messa, & principali misterij della vita, & passione di Nostro Signore. Composte dal R. P. Agostino VIVALDI della Compagnia di Giesu. Respondenti alle imagini del padre Girolamo NATALE della medesima Compagnia.
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In Roma, Appresso Luigi Zannetti, 1599.. In-folio plein maroquin havane moderne, un titre-frontispice et 152 (sur 153) grandes planches graves sur cuivre, accompagnees d'une legende en latin en bas de page et, sur un feuillet anopisthographe en regard, d'une legende et d'un texte de meditation en italien. (Manque la planche 98 ; treize planches ont ete en partie coloriees par un amateur ; le dernier feuillet - errata - est double et comporte de petits manques ; quelques taches et rousseurs, la plupart marginales.) BON EXEMPLAIRE.. ***___***___*** Folio full morocco modern Havana, a title-frontispiece and 152 (out of 153) large boards engraved on copper, accompanied by a Latin legend at the foot of the page and, on a layer anopisthographe in glance, by a legend and a text of meditation in Italian. (Lack board 98; thirteen boards were partly colored by an amateur; the last layer - errata - is doubled and comprises small lacks; some spots and rednesses, majority marginal.) "Monument of the Flemish painting of XVIe century" (Mr. FUNCK, the Belgian Book with engravings, page 196). Beautiful freshness of the boards whose size of the design, sumptuousness of the decoration, elegance and refinement of the execution are of very first order; they are the work of Bernardo PASSARI and Martin OF YOUR, the great painter who was, inter alia, the friend and the collaborator of Tintoret; they were engraved by the brothers VIERX (or Wierix), Adrien and Jean COLLAERT, Charles Mallery, famous artists of the "period plantinienne" (FUNK). These boards were printed in Antwerp, with the title-frontispiece of our specimen, gone back to 1593: Evangelicae historiae imagine ex processes Evangeliorum... They GOOD.
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MENOCHIO GIACOMO.
De arbitrariis iudicum quaestionibus et causis.
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Vedova ed eredi Gymnico, 1599., Colonia, - In Folio (355x220); pagg. (96), 696; 101, (3); marca editoriale silografica al frontespizio ed al verso dell'ultima carta, raffigurante un monocerote con ricca cornice rinascimentale. Piena pergamena coeva. Edizione tedesca di questa importante opera giuridica relativa all'arbitrio ed al potere dei giudici nelle questioni legali. Giacomo Menochio (Pavia 1532 - ivi 1607) fu giureconsulto, lettore all'Università di Padova, Pisa, Pavia e Piemonte. Fu eletto senatore e dal 1594 presidente del Magistrato Straordinario di Milano e regio consigliere. Discreto esemplare con ex libris manoscritto al frontespizio. Arrossamenti della carta, qualche leggera traccia di umidità. Alcuni minimi lavori di tarlo marginali che non intaccano il testo. Grinze, abrasioni e mende alla legatura.
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Guicciardini, Francesco.
La historia d'Italia, Divisa in venti Libri. Riscontrata con tutti gli altri historici, & Autori, che dell'istesse cose habbiano scritto, per Th. Porcacchi. 2 Teile in 1 Band. 22 num. Bl., 27 Bl., 488, 112 num. Bl. Mit 2 Holzschnitt-Druckermarken. 4°. Flexibler Pergamentbd d. Z. (fleckig).
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Venedig, Girolamo Polo, 1599. - Von Porcacchi bearbeitete Ausgabe des erstmals 1561 in Florenz erschienenen Geschichtswerks. Guicciardini (1483-1540), Florentiner Jurist und Diplomat, Zeitgenosse, Freund und Kritiker Machiavellis, schuf mit diesem Werk eines der "bedeutendsten Geschichtswerke der italienischen Literatur überhaupt" (KNLL). Guicciardini ist einer der großen historisch-politischen Autoren des Cinquecento und einer der Stammväter neuzeitlicher Geschichtsschreibung. Im Gegensatz zu Macchiavelli folgt für ihn der Gang der Geschichte nicht allgemeinen und ewigen Gesetzen, er sieht vielmehr im Handeln Einzelner, in egoistischen und partikularen Interessen die treibende Kraft. Die später erschienenen Bücher 17-20 hier mit separatem Titelblatt in einem 2. Teil. – Nur leicht gebräunt, gutes Exemplar. – Adams G 1517. BM STC 321.
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Dickson, Leonard Eugene,
History of the theory of numbers. 3 vols.Chelsea New York, 1919-1923, (reprint 1971),
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- XXXVI, 1599 S., Originalleinen (original cloth), Hardcover,einwandfrei (impeccable). DSB IV, S. 82; Lexikon bedeut.Math., S. 124. Dickson, Leonard Eugene (1874-1954) ab 1900 Prof. Univ. Chicago. "Dickson hat grundlegende Arbeiten zur Algebra, Zahlentheorie, algebraischen Geometrie und Invariantheorie geschrieben". (Lex. bed. Math.)./ "While he believed that mathematics was the queen of the sciences, he held further that number theory was the queen of mathematics, a belief that resulted in his monumental 3 vols. "History of the theory of numbers".
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Frank Johann Peter
System einer vollständigen medicinischen Polizey. 6 Bde. in 7 Bänden. Wien, J. Th. v. Trattner 1786-90 (Bde. 1-4). Mit 1 Kupfertafel; Tübingen, J. G. Cotta 1813 (Bd. 5) u. Wien, C. Schaumburg 1817 (Bd. 6). 8º. Ldrbde. d. Zt. mit reicher Rvg. u. Rsch.
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Seeman 3990 - Hirsch-H. II, 600 - vgl. Garrison-M. 1599: "First systematic treatise on public hygiene ... classical work".- Bde. 1-4 in dritter, verb. Auflage mit einigen Zusätzen von F. August von Wasserberg; Bde. 5-6 in erster Ausgabe.- "Die Erstausgabe erschien in 9 Bdn. bis 1827 (nach den vier bei Trattner erschienenen Bänden noch drei weitere in anderen Verlagen) und ist komplett in Anbetracht der fast fünfzigjährigen Erscheinungsdauer kaum aufzufinden" (Seemann).- J. P. Frank (1745 - 1821) hat als erster das öffentliche Gesundheitswesen von der gerichtlichen Medizin abgelöst und als selbständige Disziplin behandelt. Das vorliegende Werk "gehört an Umfang und Inhalt zu den bedeutendsten derartigen Werken, die je erschienen,... die Grundlage für alle künftigen Arbeiten auf diesem Gebiete geworden" (Hirsch-H).- Die Reihe enth.: 1. u. 2. Bd.: Von Fortpflanzung der Menschen und Ehe-Anstalten, von Erhaltung und Pflege schwangerer Mütter, ihrer Leibesfrucht, und der Kindbetterinnen in jedem Gemeinwesen.- 3. Bd.: Von Speise, Trank und Gefäßen. Von Mäßigkeitsgesetzen, ungesunder Kleidertracht, Volksergötzlichkeiten. Von bester Anlage, Bauart und nöthigen Reinlichkeit menschlicher Wohnungen.- 4. u. 5. Bd: Von Sicherheitsanstalten, in so weit sie das Gesundheitswesen angehen, und von Beerdigung der Todten.- 6. Bd. (in 2 Tle.): Medicinalwesen. Von der Heilkunst und den medicinischen Lehranstalten im Allgemeinen u. ins Besondere.- Tls. gering braunfleckig, Vorsatz v. Bd.1 fehlt, Bd. 5 etw. kl. gebunden, Ebde. etw. berieben u. tls. mit Wurmfraß, insges. gute, einheitlich gebundene Reihe.
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BRAUN AND HOGENBERG
BORNOS Y ZAHARA (CADIZ 1564).
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Título: VISTA DE BORNOS Y ZAHARA. Publicación: [S.n : s.l., 1599] Descripción: Relieve en perspectiva.Vegetación representada.Al verso: notas explicativas en alemán sobre historia y geografía de las zonas representadas, bajo los títulos: Bornes y Zahara; Toponimia y leyendas en castellano.Elementos decorativos: escenas costumbristas y de labranzaPertenece a: Civitates orbis terrarum / Georg Braun, Frans Hogenberg, publicado por primera vez entre 1572 y 1617. Dimensión/es: 2 mapas en 1 h. ; 42 X 54 cm. Técnica: Grabado calcográfico. Reverso: Edición latina. Notas: Grabado coloreado en la epoca con acuarela. Otros datos: Autores: Hoefnagel, Joris (1542-1600), Braun, Georg (1541-1622), Hogenberg, Frans (1535-1590). Estado: Muy buen estado. [RBS]
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LITERAE FULMINATORIAE
ad favorem Abbatie Sanctorum Stephani de Bononia, & Bartholomaei de Musiano, & unitoru, pro conservatione, deffensione & manutentione eorum iuriu & super liis rebus de quibus in ipsis
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Vittorio Benacci Bologna 1599 - Rarissima ed interessante placchetta, data dall'Arcivescovo di Bologna Alfonso Paleotti, a riconferma della unione fra l'Abbazia di Santo Stefano di Bologna e quella di San Bartolomeo di Musiano. Chiesa, quest'ultima di grande importanza sia per la consistenza considerevole dei suoi possessi patrimoniali e per le numerose chiese e ospedali che da essa dipendevano, ma anche per la posizione geografica, posta come è lungo la strada toscana. L'unione di queste due importanti realtà religiose, ma anche economiche e sanitarie, avvenne nel XIV secolo e per tanto tutte le documentazioni inerenti San Bartolomeo furono spostate a Bologna. Di questa placchetta, di 10 pagine con un bel capolettera ed una marca tipografica di grande dimensione, non si trova notizia in nessuna delle molte bibliografie consultate. Errata impaginazione originale ma esemplare completo ed in buona conservazione
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Regulae societatis Iesu.
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Dilingae: Mayer, Ioannes; 1599. - 306 S., 1 Titelvignette. Neuer Lw. - Einbd. laienhaft u. verzogen, einige Bl. angerandet, 1 Bl. mit geringem Textverlust. - Sonst noch gut u. selten. Beigebunden: 3 Bl. Handschrift d. Zt., lateinisch ( Sacra et orationes. nostram societatem ?) u. deutsch (Was für Gebet. so der societet ibel wellen).
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GIDE ANDRE
VOYAGE AU CONGO SUIVI DU RETOUR DU TCHAD
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ILLUSTRE DE 64 PHOTOGRAPHIES DE MARC ALLEGRET EN NOIR ET BLANC , 4 cartes , fort in-4 ( 34 x 25 cm ) reliure ressente demi cuir rouge , dos non conserve , couverture conservee , 304 pages , livre tire a 1599 exemplaires , exemplaire N° 613 sur Velin d'Arches en tres bon etat
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Guazzo, Stefano.
De civili conversatione, Das ist von dem Bürgerlichen Wandel und zierlichen Sitten: Ein gantz nützliches, sinnreiches und liebliches Gespräch, welches in vier Bücher abgetheilet und darinnen jedes Standts Personen welcher massen dieselbige mit andern Leuten in dem Wandel richtig und löblich verfahren sollen, fürgeschrieben und zu erkennen. 4 Bl., 452 S., 1 Bl. Errata. Titel in Rot und Schwarz. Mit 2 Druckermarken. 4°. Pergamentbd d. Z. (eine Ecke aufgeplatzt) mit handschriftl. Rückentitel.
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Frankurt am Main, Andreas Wechels Erben, C. de Marne und J. Aubri, 1599. - Seltene erste deutsche Ausgabe eines der wichtigsten und einflussreichsten Bücher seiner Zeit zu Sitte und Etikette. Guazzo behandelt in seinem 'Hofmeisterbuch' in Dialogform den Eintritt des Individuums in die Gesellschaft, genauer in die 'Accademia degli illustrati'. Das im Titel verwandte Adjektiv 'civil' ist "polemisch gegen die Ideologie des lateinischen Humanismus gerichtet, der sich ins Schweigen seiner Studierstuben zurückzog und in der Einsamkeit der Beschäftigung mit geistigen Dingen ('theoria') nachging, wohingegen Guazzo den Dialog mit den andern in der Öffentlichkeit anpreist" (Volker Kapp). Die Themen der Dialoge sind vorsichtige Klugheit des Fürsten, Pflichten des Richters, Wahl der Beamten, Pflicht zur Selbsterkenntnis, Würde der Frauen, Ehre und Treue. Guazzo betont auch die Bedeutung der Konversation für eine glückliche Beziehung von Männern und Frauen ohne Streit und Gewalt. ? Gleichmäßig etwas gebräunt. ? VD 16 G 3895. Hausmann 530. Nicht in BM STC und Adams. ? Vorgebunden ist merkwürdigerweise: Neumayr von Ramsla, Johann Wilhelm. Von Bündnissen und Ligen in Kriegszeiten. 4 Bl., 655 S. Mit gestoch. Titel. Jena, J. Weidner, 1624. ? "Der fruchtbarste und wichtigste kriegswissenschaftliche Autor Deutschlands während des dreißigjährigen Krieges . unzweifelhaft gehört er zu den bestgebildeten Männern des damaligen Mitteldeutschlands" (ADB). ? VD17 1:009287N. Jähns 955. * Rare first German edition of one of the most important and most influential books on manners and etiquette. The subjects of the dialogues include wisdom of sovereigns, duties of legal judges, election of civil servants, dignity of women, honour and fidelity. Guazzo even mentions the importance of conversations for a happy relationship between men and women without conflict and violence. With two printer's devices. ? Evenly lightly browned. Curiously, bound together with a text on alliances in times of war in contemporary full vellum with handwritten title to spine, one corner split.
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Geneva Breeches Holy Bible. The Bible, That Is The Holy Scriptvres Conteined In The Old And New Testament. Translated According To The Ebrew And Greeke, And Conferred With The Best Translations In Divers Languages...bound with ... The Booke of Psalmes
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London: Imprinted At London By The Deputies Of Christopher Barker, Printer To The Queenes Most Excellent Majestie., 1599. Fine Binding. Very Good. 8vo - over 7!" - 9!" tall. 1599 Geneva Breeches Holy Bible Full title: "The Bible, That Is The Holy Scriptvres Conteined In The Olde And Newe Testament. Translated According To The Ebrew And Greeke, and Conferred With The Best Translations in divers languages. With most profitable Annotations vpon all the hard places, and other things of great importance. Imprinted At London By The Deputies Of Christopher Barker, Printer To The Queenes Most Excellent Majestie. 1599." The edition of 1599 was the most popular of the Geneva Bibles as it contained the most extensive notes of any addition. It is also enhanced with the addition of numerous woodcuts in the texts and also 4 maps. The maps are wonderful, one map depicts strange creatures in the sea, another shows 2 ships. Both woodcut title pages are present and are very attractive. They were produced by John Speed, famous mapmaker and also famous for his Genealogies. Lacks woodcut general title, woodcut New Testament title present, the text of the title is contained within a Heart Shaped Central Panel, surrounded by woodcut vignettes of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, The 12 Apostles, and The Shields of the 12 Tribes of Israel. This Holy Bible is listed in Herbert's "Historical Catalogue of Printed Editions of the English Bible 1525-1961", Number 252. With the reading and | seuen and twenty prouinces at Esther i,1, and with the mistake in Psalm lxxiii, 27 "that they" for "they that" which occurs in the other similar editions, corrected in this edition. At the base of the woodcut NT title page there is a woodcut of a line of music in place of the usual words Cum Privilegio. Collation: Printed title follows with woodcut vignette of the Parting of the Red Sea, blank on the verso, followed by "To the Christian Reader", "Of the incomparable treasure of the holy scripture", "How to take profite in reading of the Holy Scriptures" and "The names and order of all the Bookes of the Old and New Testament" The text Genesis-Job ff. 2 to 190a, verso blank, 1f. blank; Psalms-Malachi, with title, verso blank, text ff. 2 to 127a, verso blank; The books of the Apocrypha are listed but not present; New Testament; Woodcut title, verso blank, "The Printer to the Diligent Reader", to the verso woodcut map of "The description of the Holy Land" ff. 1 to 121, tables not paginated. Signatures: A-Z8 &6, Aa-Qq8, Aaa-Rrr4, 454ff. Psalms A-G5. This Geneva version has Tomson's New Testament, but with the Annotations of Francis Junius to the Book of Revelation. Also "The Order of Time, whereunto the Contents of this booke are to be referred" precedes Revelation. Attractive binding of probably 19th Century brown tree calf, with five raised bands with double gilt borders to the spine with gilt title and border on red morocco label in the second compartment, new endpapers, page edges waxed yellow. Condition very good. Covers are slightly rubbed at the extremeties, woodcut general title missing, printed title laid down with loss in margins, preliminary pages repaired, pages are toned and dust soiled, more so in the first half of the Bible, a few early ms notes and scribbles to margins here and there and verso of title pages. Printed in Roman type, two columns to the page with notes in each margin. The Bible is complete, with Tables present at the end. The Book of Psalms at the end, by Thomas Sternhold and John Hopkins, is printed with woodcut musical notation and is complete with all prayers and table present. "The Booke of Psalmes: Collected into English Meeter, by Thomas Sternhold, Iohn Hopkins, and others: conferred with the Hebrew ; with apt Notes to sing them withall." The Geneva "Breeches" Bible can be identified by the Passages, Genesis Chapter III Verse 7: "Then the eyes of both were opened, and they knewe that they were naked, and they sewed figge leaves together and made themselves breeches." And also Luke Chapter II Verse 12: "Ye shall finde the childe swadled and layde in a cratch
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AUBERY, Jean;
L'Antidote d'amour.
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Paris Claude Chappelet 1599 - In-12 de 6 ff.n.ch., 140 ff.ch., 2 ff.n.ch. ; veau fauve, dos à nerfs, compartiments ornés de fleurons, frises en tête et en pied, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, roulette sur les coupes, tranches mouchetées rouges (reliure du XVIIIe siècle). Brunet, I, 543 ; Cioranescu, 8747 ; Gay & Lemonnier, I, 233 ; Quirielle, pp. 5-8 : "première édition, fort rare et recherchée" ; manquait à Caillet, Dorbon et Stanislas de Guaita. Édition originale, très rare. Petite anatomie du sentiment amoureux : origine et formation de l'amour, ses effets et accidents, causes de l'amour ? sens, sympathie, beauté, caractère ?, l'amour causé par les philtres ou la magie des nombres, "des charmes qui se font par paroles" etc. Une seconde édition a été publiée à Delft, chez Arnold Bon, en 1663. Le dernier chapitre, plus médical, propose un régime de santé adapté à l'homme gravement atteint de passion amoureuse : la chasse ? plutôt à pied qu'à cheval, "de peur que l'agitation du cheval n'échauffe ses reins" ?, des vêtements légers, une alimentation froide ou humide tempérée, du pain mêlé de céréales, du blanc d'oeuf, des poissons de rivière, des salades crues et cuites (mais pas de roquette), des bains aromatisés, etc. Pas de viande, le vin est proscrit, les épices sont à fuir et les truffes fortement déconseillées (il n'y a vraiment pas de quoi se réjouir), et le docteur Aubery donne même la recette d'une poudre pour éviter les érections. L'ouvrage est émaillé de citations d'auteurs grecs et latins, mais on trouve aussi des vers de l'Arioste, et surtout de Ronsard, très souvent sollicité. Jean Aubery, né en 1550 à Moulins, mort en 1620, médecin du duc de Montpensier, intendant des eaux de Bourbon et auteur d'ouvrages estimés de son temps, "fut un des membres les plus marquants de la vieille famille bourbonnaise ? et moulinoise ? des Aubery, qui compta plusieurs écrivains distingués", signale Quirielle, qui fait grand cas de cette "édition parisienne très soignée, d'une typographie charmante", souligne le paradoxe d'un petit traité de la pathologie amoureuse écrit avec un grand sérieux, et note au passage le style maniéré de l'auteur, non dépourvu d'une certaine grâce. "Du reste, Aubery fréquentait les beaux esprits de son temps, et, en particulier, les poètes bourbonnais, ses compatriotes. Les pièces liminaires de ses ouvrages, où l'on trouve des poésies de Billard de Courgenay, de Bournier, de Ligendes, etc., en fournissent la preuve." Un livre délicieux, qui ferme la porte du XVIe siècle et lorgne déjà vers la préciosité. Note manuscrite à l'encre sur la première garde : "4# ch[ez] Debure en 1773. Devenu rare". Bel exemplaire, agréablement relié au XVIIIe siècle. Provenance : "Moreau Med. Paris" (XVIIIe siècle, signature en haut du titre) - Prof. Deneux, "Recherches Générales sur l'Homme et particulièrement sur la Femme" (étiquette) - Dr. Maurice Villaret (ex-libris). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Vanzi [Vantius], Sebastiano, Bishop
Tractaus De Nullitatibus Processuum Ac Sententiarum
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Venice:: Lucio Spineda,, 1599. Old limp vellum, title in gothic hand on spine, corner of I6 (some text lost), corner off Pp1 (no losses); worm track in head C-O6 (minor loss), occ. foxing & browning.. 8vo.. Printer's device on t.p.[Umilt! (donna schiaccia con un piede il leone). In cornice figurata; Motto: Sic omnia cedunt. (V494 - Z1182)] Bishop Vanzi (d. 1571) of Orvieto jurist who distinguished himself at the Council of Trent and built a seminary. Apparently, first printed at the Aldine press in 1554 this legal treatise enjoyed a great popularity over the next 50 years. This is a rare printing of the text and we cannot find any copy on line at RLIN, OCLC, or KVK. EDIT 16 CNCE 33297. See Lipenius II,219. Not in Adams, BM STC (Ital.), etc.
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IL CONSOLATO DEL MARE. NEL QUALE NON SOLO SI COMPRENDONO TUTTI GLI STATUTI & ORDINI: DISPOSTI DAGLI ANTICHI, PER OGNI CASO DI MERCANTIA & NAVIGARE; COSI' A BENEFICIO DI MARINARI, MERCANTI, & PATRONI DI NAVE, & NAVILIJ. CON L'AGGIUNTA DELLE ORDINATIONI SOPRA L'ARMATE DI MARE, SICURTA', ENTRATE, USCITE; & CON IL PORTOLANO DEL MARE. DI NUOVO CON QUELLA PIU' ACCURATA DILIGENTIA, CHE S'E' POTUTO, CORRETTO, & RISTAMPATO. IN VENETIA, LUCIO SPINEDA, 1599.
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"Con una nuova Tavola de i Capitoli". Opera dedicata a Tomaso Zarmosa. Cm.19,7x14,5. Pg.(32); 232. Unito, con frontespizio autonomo, "Il Portolano del Mare, nel quale si dichiara minutamente del sito di tutti i Porti. Quali sono da Venetia in Levante, & in Ponente: & d'altre cose utilissime, & necessarie a i Naviganti. Di nuovo con quella piu' accurata diligentia, che s'e' potuto, corretto, & ristampato". In Venetia, appresso Lucio Spineda, 1699. Pg.(4), 74 (numerate solo al recto). Legatura in piena pergamena rigida, restaurata al dorso. Marche tipografiche ai due frontespizi, cartigli e capilettera incisi. Fresco esemplare. Celebre opera di diritto marittimo, che tratta delle consuetudini marinare mediterranee e segnatamente adriatiche. Di particolare importanza le parti dedicate ai trasporti, alle assicurazioni, ai noleggi, ai naufragi, etc. Opera pubblicata la prima volta, in lingua catalana, a Barcellona attorno al 1484, piu' volte ristampata, di incerta origine. Taluni ne attribuiscono la paternita' ad ignoto autore dell'XI secolo, altri ne fanno risalire l'origine all'ambiente della Repubblica marinara di Pisa, taluni ne considerano autore Giovanni Battista Pedrazzano o Pederzano, altri ancora il veneziano Alvise Ca' da Mosto (1432-1488). Importante fu la revisione che ne fece nel 1718 il giurista di scuola pisana Giuseppe Lorenzo Maria Casaregi. Incerto sull'origine anche il Gamba. > Gamba, 2189, citando l'edizione lucchese del 1720, "Quanto all'origine di questo libro, ch'e' un corpo di leggi marittime dettate nel Secolo XI, vuolsi leggere quanto ne scrisse Domenico Azuni nella sua opera "Sistema universale dei principii di diritto marittimo", etc., poiche' egli combatte l'opinione del Casareggi che questa origine si debba ai Catalani, e ne vendica l'onore ai Pisani. Secondo esso Azuni pero', i Catalani misero a stampa l'opera per la prima volta, con leggi aggiuntevi, nel 1502, ed in Italia si pubblico', per la prima volta, in Venezia, nel 1539". BMC-STC Italia, 194. Adams, I, 2538. Sapori, I, 755, cita l'edizione veneziana del 1737.
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Imperato f.
Dell’historia naturale di Ferrante Imperato napolitano. Libri XXVIII. Nella quale ordinatamente si tratta della diversa condition di miniere, e pietre. Con alcune historie di piante, & animali, fin’hora non date in luce. Con privilegio.
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- In Napoli, Nella Stamparia à Porta Reale, per Costantino Vitale, 1599, in folio, leg. coeva (o di poco successiva) in pieno vitello piatti inquadrati da filetto a doppio filo in oro, dorso a 6 nervi con scomparti anch’essi incorniciati da filetto e singoli ferri vegetali in oro al centro. Titolo in oro nel secondo scomparto superiore, tagli spruzzati, pp. [24], 791, [1]. Con numerose ill. xilografiche di argomento zoologico, botanico e mineralogico n.t. e una tav. a doppia pagina raffigurante il museo di Ferrante Imperato (mm. 372x300). Prima edizione. Buon esemplare: restauri ben eseguiti lungo le cerniere e alle punte dei piatti, leggeri aloni marginali dovuti a vecchia umidità, la tavola è stata rifilata lungo i margini esterni e qui ha perso il filetto di contorno. Dalla presentazione di M. Capaccioli e C. Sbordone del lavoro di E. Stendardo "Il Museo Imperato", Napoli, Giannini, 2001: "Personaggio di spicco della cultura scientifico- naturalistica napoletana di fine '500 ed inizi '600, Ferrante Imperato fu vicino ai Lincei e corrispondente di illustri studiosi europei [.] la circolazione della sua opera, l'Historia Naturale, pubblicata a Napoli nel 1599 [.] e la fortuna del suo rinomatissimo museo, visitato da studiosi e viaggiatori colti di passaggio in città, segnalato addirittura nelle guide storico-artistiche dell'epoca, attestano il ruolo non marginale di questo speziale, studioso-collezionista, nel dibattito sulla scienza della natura tra Cinque e Seicento". Choix n. 4693. Pritzel 4433.
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THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.GENEVA VERSION
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Deputies of Christopher Barker, London 1599 - Title, Cont: "Translated out of Greeke by Theod. Beza: With briefe Summaries and expositions upon the hard places by the said Author, Ioac. Camer and P. Leseler, Villerius. Englished by L. Tomson. Together with the Annotations of Fr. Junius upon the Revelation of S. Iohn. Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most Excellent Maiestie. 1599." No prelims present. Title page, as in Herbert 1599, is the 24-compartment woodcut frame, with the tents of the 12 tribes on the left, figures of the 12 Apostles on the Right, inner corners of the four Gospel authors, with the symbols of the Dove and Angus Dei, the lamp, and two open books. Title is enclosed within a heart-shaped frame. At the base of the cut is a line of music. A preliminary leaf has a page of notes from "the printer to the diligent reader." Verso of this leaf is "The description of the holy Land conteining the places mentioned in the foure Evangelists." above a map with a legend below. The Book of Matthew starts on p. 3 and text block goes through p. 61b. Pages 62-121b are in a second cover. Page 110b, which precedes the Book of Revelation, contains a chart "The Order of Time." These two volumes appear to have been hand-bound in a set of trimmed leaves, which was then sewn with cord, and bound in boards covered with marbled paper, with spine and all edges bound with once-ivory vellum. Covers are soiled and warped with trim in various stages of disintegration, but have accomplished the purpose of protecting the contents. Only traces of foxing, with integrity of the stock amazingly good. Inside each book is a printed label "Joseph Angus." T.p. is detached from binding, and first leaf is partially detached. All other pps. holding tight. Print is Roman Style. There are occasional marginal notes and underlinings in brown ink. Presumably the notes of Joseph Angus (1816-1902), a noted Baptist theologian and historian who was a member of the New Testament Company for the Revision of the Scriptures for the American Bible Union. His extensive personal library formed the foundation of the Angus Library at Regent's Park College, Oxford, England, of which Angus was Principal 1849 - 1893. This is an original printing, not a facsimile edition, a prime candidate for the binder. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Imperato f.
Dell?historia naturale di Ferrante Imperato napolitano. Libri XXVIII. Nella quale ordinatamente si tratta della diversa condition di miniere, e pietre. Con alcune historie di piante, & animali, fin?hora non date in luce. Con privilegio.
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- In Napoli, Nella Stamparia à Porta Reale, per Costantino Vitale, 1599, in folio, leg. coeva (o di poco successiva) in pieno vitello piatti inquadrati da filetto a doppio filo in oro, dorso a 6 nervi con scomparti anch?essi incorniciati da filetto e singoli ferri vegetali in oro al centro. Titolo in oro nel secondo scomparto superiore, tagli spruzzati, pp. [24], 791, [1]. Con numerose ill. xilografiche di argomento zoologico, botanico e mineralogico n.t. e una tav. a doppia pagina raffigurante il museo di Ferrante Imperato (mm. 372x300). Prima edizione. Buon esemplare: restauri ben eseguiti lungo le cerniere e alle punte dei piatti, leggeri aloni marginali dovuti a vecchia umidità, la tavola è stata rifilata lungo i margini esterni e qui ha perso il filetto di contorno. Dalla presentazione di M. Capaccioli e C. Sbordone del lavoro di E. Stendardo "Il Museo Imperato", Napoli, Giannini, 2001: "Personaggio di spicco della cultura scientifico- naturalistica napoletana di fine '500 ed inizi '600, Ferrante Imperato fu vicino ai Lincei e corrispondente di illustri studiosi europei [.] la circolazione della sua opera, l'Historia Naturale, pubblicata a Napoli nel 1599 [.] e la fortuna del suo rinomatissimo museo, visitato da studiosi e viaggiatori colti di passaggio in città, segnalato addirittura nelle guide storico-artistiche dell'epoca, attestano il ruolo non marginale di questo speziale, studioso-collezionista, nel dibattito sulla scienza della natura tra Cinque e Seicento". Choix n. 4693. Pritzel 4433.
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Hakluyt, Richard
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation?
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London: George Bishop, Ralph Newberie, and Robert Barker, 1599-1600. Second edition, very much enlarged; 3 volumes, folio; pp. [22], 606; [16], 312, 204; [16], 868; later full calf (vol. III not uniform and slightly larger), all neatly rebacked to match, red and black morocco labels on spines; good looking set of the best textual edition. Volume II is the second issue with the printer's ornament conforming to "state 2" as illustrated by Quinn, p. 501. The map, as usual, is lacking, and the Voyage to Cadiz is not included at the end of vol. I, per Church, p. 756: "In this issue the honourable voyage to Cadiz is ? omitted, the volume stopping at p. 606. " Church explains the reason for this. The Earl of Essex was in disgrace when this 1599 issue came out, and the narrative of his voyage was suppressed. The title-pp. of the first two volumes are in the most common setting, with line 7 endings in "yeres" as oposed to "yeares" (see STC). Hill; 743: "This enormous work-it contains one million, seven hundred thousand words-is the most complete collection of voyage and discoveries ? and of the nautical achievements of the Elizabethans. " Church 322: "An invaluable treasure of nautical information. " See Quinn, Hakluyt Handbook (Hakluyt Society, 1974); Sabin 29598; STC 12626a.
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Josephus, Flavius:
Opera, quae ad nostram aetatem pervenerunt omnia.
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. Antehac in Latinum sermonem translata, & ad exemplum Graeci codicis accurate distincta. Frankfurt, W.Richter für J.Feyerabend, 1599. M. kl. Titelholzschn.u. am Schluß Druckermarke. 879 S. 26 Bll. Prgt. d.Zt. ( Etw. fleckig u. gering gebräunt, Titelvign. ankol. ,Tit.m. gelöschten Besitzverm.u. Sammler-Blindstemp., 1 S.m. Unterstreich.).. VD 16, J 968
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BIBLE - GENEVA VERSION - Tomson's New Testament, but with Junius' Revelation
The Bible, That Is The Holy Scriptures conteined in the Old and New Testament. Translated according to the Ebrew and Greeke, and conferred with the best Translations in divers Languages. With most profitable Annotations upon all hard places
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London: Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most Excellent Maiestie, 1599 . 0. 4to. 8.5" x 6.5" x 2.5". Roman letter. A very good full leather binding (probably 18th century). Tan full calf with blind stamp border. Flat spine with 4 raised bands and gilt titles: "Bible" and "1599". Plain endpapers with small ink stamp:"Ex Libris S. L. Cohen". Engraved title, followed by printed title with a cut of the crossing of the red sea. Both titles lightly soiled, otherwise clean text throughout, in double columns and marginal notes. Engraved New Testament title, also dated 1599. Followed by: "The Printer to the diligent Reader." and on the verso: "The description of the Holy Land..." with a half page map. Matthew starts on f.4 and Revelation ends on f.121a (with neat Latin notes, in a contemporary hand to verso). "The Order Of Time..." precedes Revelation. After Revelation comes: "A briefe table of the interpretation..." ending with a colophon: "Imprinted At London by the deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, 1599." Bound with: "The Booke Of Psalmes.." . Printed title within double-ruled border, but undated. The Psalmes are complete, but the last 2 leaves are soiled. Referenced by Herbert No. 252 / Darlow & Moule No. 191 / STC 2177 . Extract from the notes for Herbert No.252 - "Variant E - Unlike any of Lea Wilson's editions... This Bible is printed identically the same setting of type as an edition issued with the date 1633; the latter, however, has a new imprint on the three title-pages and at the end of the book: "Imprinted at Amsterdam, for Thomas Crafoorth. By Iohn Fredericksz Stam..." Probably 1633 is the correct date, and copies were issued simultaneously, some with Barker's imprint and the date 1599, others with Stam's imprint dated 1633." .
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AUBERY, Jean;
L'Antidote d'amour.
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Paris Claude Chappelet 1599 - In-12 de 6 ff.n.ch., 140 ff.ch., 2 ff.n.ch. ; veau fauve, dos à nerfs, compartiments ornés de fleurons, frises en tête et en pied, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, roulette sur les coupes, tranches mouchetées rouges (reliure du XVIIIe siècle). Brunet, I, 543 ; Cioranescu, 8747 ; Gay & Lemonnier, I, 233 ; Quirielle, pp. 5-8 : "première édition, fort rare et recherchée" ; manquait à Caillet, Dorbon et Stanislas de Guaita. Édition originale, très rare. Petite anatomie du sentiment amoureux : origine et formation de l'amour, ses effets et accidents, causes de l'amour – sens, sympathie, beauté, caractère –, l'amour causé par les philtres ou la magie des nombres, "des charmes qui se font par paroles" etc. Une seconde édition a été publiée à Delft, chez Arnold Bon, en 1663. Le dernier chapitre, plus médical, propose un régime de santé adapté à l'homme gravement atteint de passion amoureuse : la chasse – plutôt à pied qu'à cheval, "de peur que l'agitation du cheval n'échauffe ses reins" –, des vêtements légers, une alimentation froide ou humide tempérée, du pain mêlé de céréales, du blanc d'oeuf, des poissons de rivière, des salades crues et cuites (mais pas de roquette), des bains aromatisés, etc. Pas de viande, le vin est proscrit, les épices sont à fuir et les truffes fortement déconseillées (il n'y a vraiment pas de quoi se réjouir), et le docteur Aubery donne même la recette d'une poudre pour éviter les érections. L'ouvrage est émaillé de citations d'auteurs grecs et latins, mais on trouve aussi des vers de l'Arioste, et surtout de Ronsard, très souvent sollicité. Jean Aubery, né en 1550 à Moulins, mort en 1620, médecin du duc de Montpensier, intendant des eaux de Bourbon et auteur d'ouvrages estimés de son temps, "fut un des membres les plus marquants de la vieille famille bourbonnaise – et moulinoise – des Aubery, qui compta plusieurs écrivains distingués", signale Quirielle, qui fait grand cas de cette "édition parisienne très soignée, d'une typographie charmante", souligne le paradoxe d'un petit traité de la pathologie amoureuse écrit avec un grand sérieux, et note au passage le style maniéré de l'auteur, non dépourvu d'une certaine grâce. "Du reste, Aubery fréquentait les beaux esprits de son temps, et, en particulier, les poètes bourbonnais, ses compatriotes. Les pièces liminaires de ses ouvrages, où l'on trouve des poésies de Billard de Courgenay, de Bournier, de Ligendes, etc., en fournissent la preuve." Un livre délicieux, qui ferme la porte du XVIe siècle et lorgne déjà vers la préciosité. Note manuscrite à l'encre sur la première garde : "4# ch[ez] Debure en 1773. Devenu rare". Bel exemplaire, agréablement relié au XVIIIe siècle. Provenance : "Moreau Med. Paris" (XVIIIe siècle, signature en haut du titre) - Prof. Deneux, "Recherches Générales sur l'Homme et particulièrement sur la Femme" (étiquette) - Dr. Maurice Villaret (ex-libris). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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"AUBERY, Jean;"
L'Antidote d'amour.
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Paris Claude Chappelet 1599 "In-12 de 6 ff.n.ch., 140 ff.ch., 2 ff.n.ch. ; veau fauve, dos à nerfs,compartiments ornés de fleurons, frises en tête et en pied, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, roulette sur les coupes, tranches mouchetées rouges (reliure du XVIIIe siècle)." "Brunet, I, 543 ; Cioranescu, 8747 ; Gay & Lemonnier, I, 233 ; Quirielle, pp. 5-8 : ""première édition, fort rare et recherchée"" ; manquait à Caillet, Dorbon et Stanislas de Guaita. Édition originale, très rare. Petite anatomie du sentiment amoureux : origine et formation de l'amour, ses effets et accidents, causes de l'amour – sens, sympathie, beauté, caractère –, l'amour causé par les philtres ou la magie des nombres, ""des charmes qui se font par paroles"" etc... Une seconde édition a été publiée à Delft, chez Arnold Bon, en 1663. Le dernier chapitre, plus médical, propose un régime de santé adapté à l'homme gravement atteint de passion amoureuse : la chasse – plutôt à pied qu'à cheval, ""de peur que l'agitation du cheval n'échauffe ses reins"" –, des vêtements légers, une alimentation froide ou humide tempérée, du pain mêlé de céréales, du blanc d'oeuf, des poissons de rivière, des salades crues et cuites (mais pas de roquette), des bains aromatisés, etc... Pas de viande, le vin est proscrit, les épices sont à fuir et les truffes fortement déconseillées (il n'y a vraiment pas de quoi se réjouir), et le docteur Aubery donne même la recette d'une poudre pour éviter les érections. L'ouvrage est émaillé de citations d'auteurs grecs et latins, mais on trouve aussi des vers de l'Arioste, et surtout de Ronsard, très souvent sollicité. Jean Aubery, né en 1550 à Moulins, mort en 1620, médecin du duc de Montpensier, intendant des eaux de Bourbon et auteur d'ouvrages estimés de son temps, ""fut un des membres les plus marquants de la vieille famille bourbonnaise – et moulinoise – des Aubery, qui compta plusieurs écrivains distingués"", signale Quirielle, qui fait grand cas de cette ""édition parisienne très soignée, d'une typographie charmante"", souligne le paradoxe d'un petit traité de la pathologie amoureuse écrit avec un grand sérieux, et note au passage le style maniéré de l'auteur, non dépourvu d'une certaine grâce. ""Du reste, Aubery fréquentait les beaux esprits de son temps, et, en particulier, les poètes bourbonnais, ses compatriotes. Les pièces liminaires de ses ouvrages, où l'on trouve des poésies de Billard de Courgenay, de Bournier, de Ligendes, etc., en fournissent la preuve."" Un livre délicieux, qui ferme la porte du XVIe siècle et lorgne déjà vers la préciosité. Note manuscrite à l'encre sur la première garde : ""4# ch[ez] Debure en 1773. Devenu rare"". Bel exemplaire, agréablement relié au XVIIIe siècle. Provenance : ""Moreau Med. Paris"" (XVIIIe siècle, signature en haut du titre) - Prof. Deneux, ""Recherches Générales sur l'Homme et particulièrement sur la Femme"" (étiquette) - Dr. Maurice Villaret (ex-libris)."
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John Chrysostom:
[...] De Sacerdotio libri vi. Graeci & Latine [[bound with] Contra Iudaeos Homiliae vi [....] opera Davidis Hoeschelii [...]
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Augustae V. [Augsburg], E typographeo M. Mangeri [first work, &] Joannis Praetorii [second work] , 1599 & 1602. Two works bound in one volume, 8vo. pp. [xvi], 215, [ii] 216-539, [i]; [xvi], 256, [ii] 257-542, [iii]. Greek and Latin text. Contemporary vellum, yapp edges. Attractive editions; David Hoeschel!s recension of the Greek text of Chrysostom!s work on the presthood is supported by the translations of Jacobus Ceratinus and Germanus Brixius, and his edition of Chrysostom!s series of sermons !Against the Jews! (also aimed at Judaizing Christians within his own congregation) is also followed by a Latin translation. Chyrsostom was Bishop of Constantinople at the end of the fourth century.
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PINDARE
Pindari Olympia, Pythia, Nemea, Isthmia. Caeterorum octo lyricorum carmina, Alcari, Sapphus, Anacreontii, Simonidis, Alcmanis... Editio V. Graecolatina H. Stepha.
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Nouvelle edition, dont la premiere semble etre parue chez le meme editeur en 1599. §Plein Veau d'epoque. Dos a nerfs joliement orne, compose d'un fer central de deux C entrelaces. Piece de titre en maroquin rouge. Tranches dorees. Un manque d'un cm au dernier caisson, et fente avec petit manque en coiffe de queue. Frottements. Rousseurs §Edition etablie par Henri Estienne le second et editee par Paul Estienne, son fils, qui exerca son metier d'imprimeur de 1599 a 1526. Cette edition bilingue comprend, outre les oeuvres de Pindare, les poetes grecs : Anacreon, Sapho...Photos sur www.Edition-originale.com. Pauli stephani S.l. _1612 In 16 (6x12,5cm) 684pp. Un Vol. relie
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ROSACCIO GIUSEPPE
Teatro del Cielo e della Terra nel Quale si Discorre Brevemente: Del Centro e Dove Sia, del Terremoto e le Sue Cause, de Fiumi, de Metali, del Mondo e Sue Parti, dell' Acqua e Sua Salsedine, dell' Aria, de Pianeti, delle Stelle e Loro
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Grandezza..... Fiorenza, Con Licenza de Superiori (Senza Tipografia). 1599. [Astronomia-America] (cm. 16,5) ottima mezza pergamena antica ben restaurata, piatti e sguardie antiche.-- pp. 64 + 1 tav. f.t. ripiegata con la terra e le sfere celesti. Al frontis, sfera con i pianeti e i segni zodiacali. Veramente rara edizione di singolare opera con riferimenti all' America e alla terra australe. Manca a molta bibliografia consultata compreso Leclerc, Piantanida, Michel-Michel, Bm. Stc. che hanno altre edizioni ma non la nostra; Adams non ha nessuna opera di questo autore. Il Census nazionale Iccu registra tre sole copie nelle biblioteche italiane. L' autore (1530-1620) di Pordenone, astronomo e medico, scrisse una serie di operette definite da Leclerc "Biblioteca Americana": " molte curiose per l' epoca". Per notizie sulla sua vita vedi: Cinelli-Calvoli "Biblioteca Volante" 1734 IV 172. Esemplare con difetti, aloni e macchiette, strappo a pag. 13 che intacca il testo. Forellini di tarlo ben restaurati alla tavola f.t. e al frontis con lieve danno. Ma buono nel complesso e accettabile per la sua rarità. Riccardi II 393 + supplemento VII 84; Sabin 73198 in nota; Houzeau-Lancaster I 2804 pag. 609.
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JOHANN EMMERICH VON ROSBACH.
Practica civilis, seu processus iudiciarius, ad usum et consuetudinem Iudiciorum in Germania hoc tempore frequentiorum, maxime vero ad stylum iudicii Camerae Imperialis accommodatus. Cum indice copioso rerum & verborum, quae in hac practica continentur. Beigebunden: REMUS, Georg. Nemesis Karulina. D. Karuli V. Imp. PP. Aug. Invictiss. Sacriq. Imperii Romani Ordinum Leges capitales.
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Frankfurt, Latomus, 1599. Herborn, Corvin, 1594.. 8 Bl. (das letzte w.), 630 S., 23 Bl. ; 10 BI., 199 S., 4 Bl. Pergament der Zeit.. 1: Erste Ausgabe. - VD 16 E 1075. 2: Erste Ausgabe. "Exponierende Paraphrase der Carolina mit kurzen erläuternden Anmerkungen... Sein Zweck ist, wie er selbst sagt, die Anfänger in das Gesetz u. die correspondirenden Quellen einzuführen" (Stintzing-L. I, 636f.). Druck der ersten Herborner Offizin (seit 1585). - Einband etwas fleckig. Wenig braunfleckig. Fast durchgehend leicht gebräunt. Einige Bl. mit schwachem Wasserrand im weißen Rand. Wenige Marginalien und Unterstreichungen von alter Hand. Schließbänder fehlen. Textstellen auf deutsch.
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Botero Benes, Giovanni (Juan)
Relaciones universales del mundo - Primera y segunda parte
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Valladolid, Diego Fernandez de Cordoba - 1599/1600/1603. (Palau 33704; Vindel pp 56-59; JCB, Europ Americana: 603/17; JCB 1922: III pp 20; Sabin 6809; Medina: BHA 468; Burden, 129). In folio, contemporary limp vellum. Title in contemporary manuscript on spine. Two books in one volume. 5 folding maps.*This is Giovanni Botero's famous description of the world, first published in Italian (Bergamo 1594/ 1595), in Spanish. There is some bibliographical confusion about the Spanish editions. Palau mentions a first edition in Spanish, dated 1600, and a second edition (as ours) dated 1603 on the title page. Exept for the date on the title page however, both books seem to be identical. Other bibliographers only mention (have seen) the 1603 edition. The second confusion is about the maps. Most bibliographers do not mention the folded in maps (by Hernando de Solis), though they are an essential part of the book. These maps are a set of the earliest Spanish maps of the world, and extremely rare (compare Vindel). The first part is divided into six books. Book four and five are dedicated to the new world and book six is dedicated to the islands in the oceans, including Japan , the Philippines ; Indonesia , Singapore and the islands of China but also the islands around Africa, the Caribbean and the fabled Frisland (183 in verso) and the islands of Holland, Zeeland, all of Great Britain; Malta Cyprus and the Mediterranean. The second part is historically oriented and decribes the characteristics of the some key European nations and the great empires of the past and present world (Romans but also Moghul, Chinese and Japanese empires).The maps. The five maps in the book: a set of the world and continents are made after Ortelius by the Spanish cartographer Hernan de Solis y Ribadenayra. The world map is engraved after Ortelius first state worldmap of 1570 (bulging South America) and surrounded by strapwork which contains four medalions, each showing one of the continents. A playful idea which enhances the coherence of the five maps. This worldmap , with lettering in Spanish and signed in the plate (Solis fecit, Valladolid) and to be dated 1598 (as the America map, also signed by Solis is) (Shirley 242). The map is rare and Map Prices Records only mention three copies sold in the last 25 years. The map of the Americas is also surrounded by strapwork, showing in two medalions the faces of Columbus and of Vespucci. The characteristic western bulge of South America is there and a large Southland is connected to New Guinee. This map is also signed and in this case dated in the plate: Hernando de Soliz lo heco en Valladolid, anno de 1598. This well engraved map is rarely found in the book, which itself is scarce (Burden 129; Vindel: ) The only Spanish maps of the Americas, which precede the Solis map are the famous Pedro de Martyr map of the Caribbean (1511); the Medina maps in his Arte de Navigar; the small Chavez map of South America (1554) and the Cieza de Leon map of that same year. Map Prices records show only one copy offered for sale in the last 25 years. The other continent maps: Europe, Africa and Asia, are similar to the corresponding Ortelius maps though they are new engravings and carry Spanish lettering. #[600]
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HAKLUYT, RICHARD
The principal navigations, voyages, traffiques and discoveries of the English nation
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George Bishop, Ralph Newberie, and Robert Barker 1599-1600, London - Second edition, very much enlarged; 3 volumes, folio; pp. [22], 606; [16], 312, 204; [16], 868; later full calf (vol. III not uniform and slightly larger), all neatly rebacked to match, red and black morocco labels on spines; good looking set of the best textual edition. Volume II is the second issue with the printer's ornament conforming to "state 2" as illustrated by Quinn, p. 501. The map, as usual, is lacking, and the Voyage to Cadiz is not included at the end of vol. I, per Church, p. 756: "In this issue the honourable voyage to Cadiz is omitted, the volume stopping at p. 606." Church explains the reason for this. The Earl of Essex was in disgrace when this 1599 issue came out, and the narrative of his voyage was suppressed. The title-pp. of the first two volumes are in the most common setting, with line 7 endings in "yeres" as oposed to "yeares" (see STC). Hill; 743: "This enormous work - it contains one million, seven hundred thousand words - is the most complete collection of voyage and discoveries and of the nautical achievements of the Elizabethans." Church 322: "An invaluable treasure of nautical information." See Quinn, Hakluyt Handbook (Hakluyt Society, 1974); Sabin 29598; STC 12626a.
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RABELAIS François
Les oeuvres de M. François Rabelais, docteur en medecine. Contenant cinq livres, de la vie, faicts & dicts heroïques de Gargantua, & de son fils Pantagruel.
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par Jean Martin., A Lyon 1599 - Rare édition des œuvres de François Rabelais (ca 1494-1553) qui regroupe les cinq livres de Gargantua et de Pantagruel, augmentés de nombreuses pièces en fin d’ouvrage dont La chresme philosophale, La navigation en l’île sonnante, La dive bouteille La plus ancienne édition présente à la BN de France des oeuvres est celle de 1573 à Anvers. Jean Martin semble avoir édité les Œuvres pour la première fois en 1584. L’illustration de La dive bouteille, bien présente, se trouve p. 157. Plein Chagrin rouge janséniste fin XIXe. Dos à 5 nerfs. Dentelle intérieure. Tranches dorées. En 1548 onze chapitres du Quart livres sont publiés. L’iles sonnante, qui comprend seize chapitres du Cinquième livre, est publié en 1562. Le cinquième livre paraît également de manière posthume en 1564 son attribution sera contesté par de nombreux commentateurs. Ex Libris gravé aux armes non identifiés (3 cœurs encadrés de deux lyons). _[1599]. fort in 12 (8x14cm). 3477pp. (7) 469pp. (9) 166pp. (4) 27 non paginées. 3 parties en un vol.
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ROSACCIO GIUSEPPE
Teatro Del Cielo e Della Terra Nel Quale Si Discorre brevemente: Del Centro e Dove Sia, Del Terremoto e Le Sue Cause, De Fiumi, De Metali, Del Mondo e Sue Parti, dell' Acqua e Sua Salsedine, dell' Aria, De Pianeti, Delle Stelle e Loro Grandezza.
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Con Licenza De Superiori (senza tipografia), Fiorenza 1599 - [Astronomia-America] (cm. 16,5) ottima mezza pergamena antica ben restaurata, piatti e sguardie antiche.-- pp. 64 + 1 tav. f.t. ripiegata con la terra e le sfere celesti. Al frontis, sfera con i pianeti e i segni zodiacali. Veramente rara edizione di singolare opera con riferimenti all' America e alla terra australe. Manca a molta bibliografia consultata compreso Leclerc, Piantanida, Michel-Michel, Bm. Stc. che hanno altre edizioni ma non la nostra; Adams non ha nessuna opera di questo autore. Il Census nazionale Iccu registra tre sole copie nelle biblioteche italiane. L' autore (1530-1620) di Pordenone, astronomo e medico, scrisse una serie di operette definite da Leclerc "Biblioteca Americana": " molte curiose per l' epoca". Per notizie sulla sua vita vedi: Cinelli-Calvoli "Biblioteca Volante" 1734 IV 172. Esemplare con difetti, aloni e macchiette, strappo a pag. 13 che intacca il testo. Forellini di tarlo ben restaurati alla tavola f.t. e al frontis con lieve danno. Ma buono nel complesso e accettabile per la sua rarità. * Riccardi II 393 + supplemento VII 84; * Sabin 73198 in nota; * Houzeau-Lancaster I 2804 pag. 609.
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Bible-Geneva Version-Tomson's New Testament, But With Junius' Revelation
The Bible, That is the Holy Scriptures Conteined in the Old and New Testament. Translated According to the Ebrew and Greeke, and Conferred With the Best Translations in Divers Languages. With Most Profitable Annotations Upon All Hard Places...
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London: Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker. 4to. 8.5" x 6.5" x 2.5". Roman letter. A very good full leather binding (probably 18th century). Tan full calf with blind stamp border. Flat spine with 4 raised bands and gilt titles: "Bible" and "1599". Plain endpapers with small ink stamp: "Ex Libris S. L. Cohen". Engraved title, followed by printed title with a cut of the crossing of the red sea. Both titles lightly soiled, otherwise clean text throughout, in double columns and marginal notes. Engraved New Testament title, also dated 1599. Followed by: "The Printer to the diligent Reader. " and on the verso: "The description of the Holy Land..." with a half page map. Matthew starts on f.4 and Revelation ends on f.121a (with neat Latin notes, in a contemporary hand to verso). "The Order Of Time..." precedes Revelation. After Revelation comes: "A briefe table of the interpretation..." ending with a colophon: "Imprinted At London by the deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, 1599. " Bound with: "The Booke Of Psalmes..". Printed title within double-ruled border, but undated. The Psalmes are complete, but the last 2 leaves are soiled. Referenced by Herbert No. 252 / Darlow & Moule No. 191 / STC 2177. Extract from the notes for Herbert No.252-"Variant E-Unlike any of Lea Wilson's editions...This Bible is printed identically the same setting of type as an edition issued with the date 1633; the latter, however, has a new imprint on the three title-pages and at the end of the book: "Imprinted at Amsterdam, for Thomas Crafoorth. By Iohn Fredericksz Stam..." Probably 1633 is the correct date, and copies were issued simultaneously, some with Barker's imprint and the date 1599, others with Stam's imprint dated 1633. "
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BIBLE - GENEVA VERSION - Tomson's New Testament, but with Junius' Revelation.
The Bible, That Is The Holy Scriptures conteined in the Old and New Testament. Translated according to the Ebrew and Greeke, and conferred with the best Translations in divers Languages. With most profitable Annotations upon all hard places...
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London: Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most Excellent Maiestie, 1599 . 0 4to. 8.5" x 6.5" x 2.5". Roman letter. A very good full leather binding (probably 18th century). Tan full calf with blind stamp border. Flat spine with 4 raised bands and gilt titles: "Bible" and "1599". Plain endpapers with small ink stamp:"Ex Libris S. L. Cohen". Engraved title, followed by printed title with a cut of the crossing of the red sea. Both titles lightly soiled, otherwise clean text throughout, in double columns and marginal notes. Engraved New Testament title, also dated 1599. Followed by: "The Printer to the diligent Reader." and on the verso: "The description of the Holy Land..." with a half page map. Matthew starts on f.4 and Revelation ends on f.121a (with neat Latin notes, in a contemporary hand to verso). "The Order Of Time..." precedes Revelation. After Revelation comes: "A briefe table of the interpretation..." ending with a colophon: "Imprinted At London by the deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, 1599." Bound with: "The Booke Of Psalmes.." . Printed title within double-ruled border, but undated. The Psalmes are complete, but the last 2 leaves are soiled. Referenced by Herbert No. 252 / Darlow & Moule No. 191 / STC 2177 . Extract from the notes for Herbert No.252 - "Variant E - Unlike any of Lea Wilson's editions... This Bible is printed identically the same setting of type as an edition issued with the date 1633; the latter, however, has a new imprint on the three title-pages and at the end of the book: "Imprinted at Amsterdam, for Thomas Crafoorth. By Iohn Fredericksz Stam..." Probably 1633 is the correct date, and copies were issued simultaneously, some with Barker's imprint and the date 1599, others with Stam's imprint dated 1633."
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Azpilcueta, Martin de, genannt Doctor Navarrus (1493-1586).
Compendio del Manuale del Navarro. Composto dal Rev. P. F. Paolo di Calanna de? Capuccini.
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Nuovamente ampliato dall?istesso Auttore, & aggiuntavi i numeri di ciascuna decisione, insieme co?l Compendio del Trattato dell?usure, e de? Cambij. Con Privilegi. In Venetia, M. D. XCIX (1599). Appresso Bernardo Basa. 24° (52 x 105 mm), [24], 332 nummerierte, [2] Blatt. Ganzpergament. Einband verknittert und vergilbt. Hinteres Vorsatzblatt fehlt. Die ersten 30 und die letzten 3 Seiten mit Stock- und Wasserflecken. - Dieses Compendium sämtlicher Werke des Doctor Navarrus gab Jak. Castellanus (Calanna) in Venedig heraus. Der Verfasser Azpilcueta, Kanonist und Moralist, stammte aus dem Geschlecht des Hl. Franz Xaver. Er lehrte in Toulouse, Cahors, Salamanca, Coimbra und Rom. (> LThK).
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BIBLE - GENEVA VERSION - Tomson's New Testament, but with Junius' Revelation.
The Bible, That Is The Holy Scriptures conteined in the Old and New Testament. Translated according to the Ebrew and Greeke, and conferred with the best Translations in divers Languages. With most profitable Annotations upon all hard places.
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London: Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most Excellent Maiestie, . 1599 - 4to. 8.5" x 6.5" x 2.5". Roman letter. A very good full leather binding (probably 18th century). Tan full calf with blind stamp border. Flat spine with 4 raised bands and gilt titles: "Bible" and "1599". Plain endpapers with small ink stamp:"Ex Libris S. L. Cohen". Engraved title, followed by printed title with a cut of the crossing of the red sea. Both titles lightly soiled, otherwise clean text throughout, in double columns and marginal notes. Engraved New Testament title, also dated 1599. Followed by: "The Printer to the diligent Reader." and on the verso: "The description of the Holy Land." with a half page map. Matthew starts on f.4 and Revelation ends on f.121a (with neat Latin notes, in a contemporary hand to verso). "The Order Of Time." precedes Revelation. After Revelation comes: "A briefe table of the interpretation." ending with a colophon: "Imprinted At London by the deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, 1599." Bound with: "The Booke Of Psalmes." . Printed title within double-ruled border, but undated. The Psalmes are complete, but the last 2 leaves are soiled. Referenced by Herbert No. 252 / Darlow & Moule No. 191 / STC 2177 . Extract from the notes for Herbert No.252 - "Variant E - Unlike any of Lea Wilson's editions. This Bible is printed identically the same setting of type as an edition issued with the date 1633; the latter, however, has a new imprint on the three title-pages and at the end of the book: "Imprinted at Amsterdam, for Thomas Crafoorth. By Iohn Fredericksz Stam." Probably 1633 is the correct date, and copies were issued simultaneously, some with Barker's imprint and the date 1599, others with Stam's imprint dated 1633. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Mariana, Juan de
De ponderibus et mensuris
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Toleti, Apud Thomam Gusmanium, 1599. Small 4to; pp. (8), 192; large woodcut Jesuit device on title page, woodcut initials and headpieces, 18th century black morocco, raised bands, spine gilt in compartments with crowned monogram, morocco lettering-piece, covers filleted in gilt, no rubbing or bumping, marbled endpapers, engraved ex libris to front cover pastedown, inside clean and crisp, a particularly attractive copy. First edition. This work treats of the comparative values of Roman, Greek, Hebrew and Spanish weights and measures against those of Toledo. Mariana, a Spanish Jesuit, was an important early economic and political theorist. His writings brought him into conflict with the royal authorities especially his work on the debasement of coinage, for which he was imprisoned. With his writings on weights, measures and money he contributed essentially to the construction of solid foundations for the commerce of his time. Kress 214, Goldsmiths 290
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Sacra Biblia Hebraice, Graece, et Latine TWO VOLUMES
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Ex Officina Commeliniana, Antwerp 1599 - Folio. 1599. 2 vols. Second impression of Darlow and Moule 1424 (with "a fresh title") but first with the New Testament (1599 colophon dated 1571 at Antwerp )with arias Montanus as editor. ?this being a resetting of the Greek and Latin text only of the "second of the great Polyglots, known as the Antwerp, or Plantin's Polyglot, otherwise the Royal Polyglot" of Antwerp 1569-1572 (D & M 1422). It was republished by the same press once more in 1616. Title-page mounted with loss to original (not affecting text). Old damp stain affecting some of volume 2. Library stamp on end-papers and verso of tp mount. No library stamps in text. Damp stain in gutter of small part of vol 1. Complete with all blanks required. Early/original vellum blind ruled with handsome blind tool in centre of each board. More recent vellum reback. Images available on request. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Botero Benes, Giovanni (Juan)
Relaciones universales del mundo - Primera y segunda parte
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- Valladolid, Diego Fernandez de Cordoba - 1599/1600/1603. (Palau 33704; Vindel pp 56-59; JCB, Europ Americana: 603/17; JCB 1922: III pp 20; Sabin 6809; Medina: BHA 468; Burden, 129). In folio, contemporary limp vellum. Title in contemporary manuscript on spine. Two books in one volume. 5 folding maps.*This is Giovanni Botero's famous description of the world, first published in Italian (Bergamo 1594/ 1595), in Spanish. There is some bibliographical confusion about the Spanish editions. Palau mentions a first edition in Spanish, dated 1600, and a second edition (as ours) dated 1603 on the title page. Exept for the date on the title page however, both books seem to be identical. Other bibliographers only mention (have seen) the 1603 edition. The second confusion is about the maps. Most bibliographers do not mention the folded in maps (by Hernando de Solis), though they are an essential part of the book. These maps are a set of the earliest Spanish maps of the world, and extremely rare (compare Vindel). The first part is divided into six books. Book four and five are dedicated to the new world and book six is dedicated to the islands in the oceans, including Japan, the Philippines ; Indonesia, Singapore and the islands of China but also the islands around Africa, the Caribbean and the fabled Frisland (183 in verso) and the islands of Holland, Zeeland, all of Great Britain; Malta Cyprus and the Mediterranean. The second part is historically oriented and decribes the characteristics of the some key European nations and the great empires of the past and present world (Romans but also Moghul, Chinese and Japanese empires).The maps. The five maps in the book: a set of the world and continents are made after Ortelius by the Spanish cartographer Hernan de Solis y Ribadenayra. The world map is engraved after Ortelius first state worldmap of 1570 (bulging South America) and surrounded by strapwork which contains four medalions, each showing one of the continents. A playful idea which enhances the coherence of the five maps. This worldmap, with lettering in Spanish and signed in the plate (Solis fecit, Valladolid) and to be dated 1598 (as the America map, also signed by Solis is) (Shirley 242). The map is rare and Map Prices Records only mention three copies sold in the last 25 years. The map of the Americas is also surrounded by strapwork, showing in two medalions the faces of Columbus and of Vespucci. The characteristic western bulge of South America is there and a large Southland is connected to New Guinee. This map is also signed and in this case dated in the plate: Hernando de Soliz lo heco en Valladolid, anno de 1598. This well engraved map is rarely found in the book, which itself is scarce (Burden 129; Vindel: ) The only Spanish maps of the Americas, which precede the Solis map are the famous Pedro de Martyr map of the Caribbean (1511); the Medina maps in his Arte de Navigar; the small Chavez map of South America (1554) and the Cieza de Leon map of that same year. Map Prices records show only one copy offered for sale in the last 25 years. The other continent maps: Europe, Africa and Asia, are similar to the corresponding Ortelius maps though they are new engravings and carry Spanish lettering. #[600] [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy]
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