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Muling, Michael
Kleine Concordantz Bibel: Oder Ausserlesene Heuptsprüche der gantzen heiligen Schrifft, mit runden Summarischem verstand und seligen gebrauch, auch mit gleichstimmenden zeugnissen Altes und Newes Testaments, deutlich erkleret, und ordentlich verfasset: Sampt einem angehengten nützlichen Register. Allen liebhabern Göttliches Worts, besonders der lieben herwachsenden jugent, zu notwendiger vnd Gottseliger ubung.
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Leipzig, Thomas Schürer 1602. Titel in rot und scharz. 264 unnum. Bll. - Vorgebunden: Arndt, Johann: Zwey alte und edle Büchlein. Das Erste. Die Deutsche Theologia/ Das ist: Ein edles Büchlein vom rechten verstande/ was Adam und Christus sey/ und wie Adam in uns sterben/ Christus aber in uns leben soll. Das Ander. Die Nachfolgung Christi/ Wie man alle Eitelkeit dieser Welt verschmehen soll. Durch D. Thomam a Kempis Anno 1441. gantz geistreich beschrieben. Magdeburg, Johann Franck 1605. 12 Bll., 192, 338 (recte 339) S., 1 Bl. Prgt. d. Zt. Zu Muling: Nicht im VD 17, in Deutschland nur jeweils ein Exemplar im Evangelischen Stift Tübingen und in der UB Augsburg nachweisbar. - Zu Arndt: VD17 1:072793H (nennt noch ein Frontispiz). - Einband altersfleckig. Vorderes Gelenk innen etwas angebrochen, erste Lage gelockert. Teils gebräunt.
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Bulgarini, Bellisario
Riprove delle particelle poetiche sopra Dante disputate dal sig. Ieronimo Zoppio Bolognese.
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Siena Bonetti 1602 - In-8° (cm. 13,5 x 21), cartonatura coeva con dorso in carta, pp 176, armi di Francesco Colonna, dedicatario, al frontespizio, con il motto: Ad omne pondus erecta. In fine, impresa tipografica raffigurante aquila dalle ali spiegate in nido, finemente inciso, sopra un albero, che tiene nelle zampe un sassolino, mentre il vento in sembianze antropomorfe soffia contro le fronde, e il motto: "Munit". Annotazione manoscritta al frontespizio, che presenta minimi fori di tarlo, esemplare uniformemente brunito e con rade macchie Diatriba poetica sotto forma di dialogo tra accademici, tra il Bulgarini e lo Zoppio che lo aveva precedentemente attaccato; occasione dello scritto è "il disparere", tra i due contendenti, "da un certo. libro scritto contra il gran Poeta Dante". Abbiamo trovato esemplari di quest'opera solo in tre biblioteche europee. Fontanini I p. 381, Vinciana 3776
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(Tanner, Adam)
Colloquium De Norma Doctrinae, Et Controversarium Religionis Judice. Autoritate et in praesentia, serenissimorum atque illustrissimorum Principium ac Dominorum Domini Maximiliani et Domini Philippi Ludovici, Principium Palatinorum Rheni, Ducum Bavariae, etc. Ratisbonae habitum Mense Novembri, Anno Domini MDCI. Der deutsche Titel hieß: Gründtlicher, ausführlicher Bericht von dem Anfang, Fortgang und Endschaft dess Regenspurgischen Colloquii, so Anno 1601 zwischen den Catholischen eins und der Augspurgischen Confessio zugethanen Theologen anderntheils..., (München 1602)
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Lauingen, Jacob Winter 1602. Titel, 8 Bll., 494 SS. 2 Druckermarken (Pelikan mit Jungen im Nest). 8°, Pergament der Zeit, Schließbändchen fehlend. Einband angegraut. Stempel auf Titel und S. 2, vereinzeltetwas fleckig, kl. Randausriss auf SS. 477 - 480, an sich aber ein gutes Exemplar. 3 SS. Notizen von alter Hand im Anhang. (VD17 12: 1165 80T). ADB 37 (380-387). Adam Tanner wirkte 34 Jahre lang als Professor der Theologie in München, 1603 in Ingolstadt, Dillingen, Prag und 1618 in Wien durch Einladung von Kaiser Matthias. Mit Jakob Gretser nahm er 1601 am Regensburger Religionsgespräch teil, an dem er besonderen Anteil hatte. 1627 wurde er auf Vorschlag von Kaiser Ferdinand II. zum Kanzler an der Universität in Prag bestellt. Als seine Hauptwerke gelten die »Universa Theologica scholastica« (1626-1627) und die »Dioptra fidei« (Richtschnur in Glaubenssachen). (Wikipedia)
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Muling, Michael:
Kleine Concordantz Bibel: Oder Ausserlesene Heuptsprüche der gantzen heiligen Schrifft, mit runden Summarischem verstand und seligen gebrauch, auch mit gleichstimmenden zeugnissen Altes und Newes Testaments, deutlich erkleret, und ordentlich verfasset: Sampt einem angehengten nützlichen Register. Allen liebhabern Göttliches Worts, besonders der lieben herwachsenden jugent, zu notwendiger vnd Gottseliger ubung.
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Leipzig, Thomas Schürer 1602. - Titel in rot und scharz. 264 unnum. Bll. - Vorgebunden: Arndt, Johann: Zwey alte und edle Büchlein. Das Erste. Die Deutsche Theologia/ Das ist: Ein edles Büchlein vom rechten verstande/ was Adam und Christus sey/ und wie Adam in uns sterben/ Christus aber in uns leben soll. Das Ander. Die Nachfolgung Christi/ Wie man alle Eitelkeit dieser Welt verschmehen soll. Durch D. Thomam a Kempis Anno 1441. gantz geistreich beschrieben. Magdeburg, Johann Franck 1605. 12 Bll., 192, 338 (recte 339) S., 1 Bl. Prgt. d. Zt. Zu Muling: Nicht im VD 17, in Deutschland nur jeweils ein Exemplar im Evangelischen Stift Tübingen und in der UB Augsburg nachweisbar. - Zu Arndt: VD17 1:072793H (nennt noch ein Frontispiz). - Einband altersfleckig. Vorderes Gelenk innen etwas angebrochen, erste Lage gelockert. Teils gebräunt.
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Brahe, Tyco
Opera Omnia, Sive Astronomiae Insuratae Progymnasmata In duas partes distributa, Quorum Prima De Resitutione Motuum Solis & Lunae, Stellarumq(uae); inerrantium tractat. Secunda Autem De Mundi Aetherei Recentioribus Phaenomensis agit
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a-2d4,2e2 [-2e1];A-3O4 [3O4 blank]: 217,[2 of 4,lacks 1st leaf of dedication];470,[10],[2,blank];pp. Some leaves misbound., Frankfurt:. Second collected edition.. Modern 1/2 morocco over marbled boards, bookplate of Turner Collection of the Univ. of Keele, stamp of Royal Astronomical Library on first volume; large copy with fore-edge and bottom edge uncut (edges of varying width); volume 2 bound first; archival repairs esp. to Ss1-4, minor worming Kkk1-Nnn1(some text affected); browning as usual.. Johann Gotfried Schšnwetter,. 3 printer's devices, many text illustrations (9 large). Despite its title, this work contains only Brahe's Protogymnasmata (1602) and De mundi aetherei (1588), the first two volumes of a never-completed trilogy. The first is a scholarly work on the 1572 supernova in Cassiopeia (published posthumously by Kepler), containing Tycho's observations of the supernova, revisions of the theory of solar and lunar motion, and a catalogue of the positions of 777 fixed stars. The second work records Tycho's observations of the great comet of 1577, and includes a description of his geoheliocentric theory of the universe. Tycho's observations of the supernova and comet led him to abandon the Ptolemaic concept of heavenly spheres and to deny the Aristotelian hypothesis that nothing new could be born in the heavens."[Norman Cat.] Our copy lacks one of the 2 leaves of dedication mentioned in Norman but with a 4 page index missing in his copy. VD17 39:118303M. Houzeau & Lancaster 2704. Norman 321. Dreyer 369n.
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QUINTUS CURTIUS RUFUS
HISTORIARUM MAGNI ALEXANDER MACEDONIS
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Apud Jacobum Stoer, Geneva 1602 - VERY RARE - SCARCE EDITION, ORIGINAL CONTEMPORARY VELLUM BINDING, ALEXANDER THE GREAT, QUINTUS CURTIUS RUFUS, Q. Cvrtii Rufi, HISTORIARVM MAGNI ALEXANDER MACEDONIS, Libri Octo. Postrema Editio recognita: Cvi quid accesserit sequens pagella declarat [GENEVA]: Apud Jacobum Stoer. MDCII. 1602. [Published Date: 1602]. RARE EDITION. Thick 12mo. 5.0" x 3.25" inches. (LxB). Pp.592, [46] pages. Later boards, spine lettered by hand. Printer's vignette on the title page. Includes Plutarch's Life of Alexander from page 444-592: Plutarchi Alexander Hermanno Cruserio I. C. Interprete, translated into Latin by Hermanno Cruserio I.C.; Includes unnumbered Gnomologia Curtiana, supplement to Quintus Curtius and index at the end. OCLC locates only 2 copies, none in the U.S. A Scarce title. Campaigns of Alexander and his World Empire. Ancient Greece. Alexander (356-323 B.C. ) the king of Macedonia, is considered one of the greatest military geniuses of all times. He devoted himself early to invading & conquering the Persian Empire and other parts of Asia which had been a part of his inheritance, liberated the Greek cities there, occupied Phoenicia, Palestine and Egypt, and in his greatest military achievement, captured the city of Tyre, from which time Persia ceased to be a military power. He is the first king to be called "the Great". A rare book in the original later board binding, some minor wear and rubbing to covers, spine, ends & corners, ink "CURTIUS" & "1602" date on spine, pages with some age toning/foxing are clean & bright, Previous owners bookplate on the front pastedown, & description pieces on the rear blank, vertical cracking to spine, else, the binding is tight & intact, some wear to boards; early ink underlining; else very good. wonderful piece of history. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Ovidio Publio Nasone
Heroidum Epistolae. Amorum Lib. III. De arte amandi Lib. III. De remedio amoris Lib. II.
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Ex Officina Plantiniana Raphelengii,, Leida, 1602 - In-32° (108x60mm), pp. (1), 255, (1), legatura del tempo p. pelle con filettatura dorata bordante i piatti e dorso con titolo, filetti, fiorellini in oro. Tagli marmorizzati, belle sguardie a decori floreali e ornamentali impressi in verde, in rosso e in bianco. Marca tipografica plantiniana sul frontespizio, con la figura del compasso e il motto "Labore et constantia". Antichi timbri ad alcune cc. Bruniture lievi, ma bell'esemplare. Edizione di Leida di inizio Seicento delle "Heroides", singolare epistolario poetico sotto forma di lettere immaginarie di donne famose della mitologia (Penelope, Arianna, Briseide, Medea, Ero, Elena, etc.) composto da Ovidio in età giovanile. Tali epistole in versi sono seguite da tre celebri scritture ovidiane a carattere amoroso, gli "Amores", il "De arte amandi" e il "De remedio amoris".
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BOCHIUS, Johannes
Historica narratio profectionis et inagurationis serenissimorum belgii principum Alberti et Isabellae, Austriae Archiducum. Et eorum optatissimi in Belgium Adventus. [Junto con:] Pompae Triumphalis et Spectaculorum in eiusdem Principatus metropoli Antuerpia exhibitorum. [Junto con:] Descriptio Pompae et Gratulationis publicae a Senatu populoq Gandavensi. [Junto con:] Descriptio Triumphi et Spectaculorum in eundem Comitatum ac civitatem Valentianam.
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Antuerpia, Ex Officina Plantiniana apud Joannem Moretum, 1602. En folio mayor (385 x 257)mm. Cuatrotomos en un volumen con paginación seguida. 500 pp., (6) h. INCLUYENDO 4 BELLAS PORTADAS ARQUITECTÓNICAS, 15 LáMINAS DOBLES Y 13 LáMINAS A TODA PáGINA, TODO MAGNÍFICAMENTE GRABADO POR PIETER VAN DER BORCHT. Encuadernación de la época en pergamino con el título rotulado en la lomera. Magnífico ejemplar de la PRIMERA EDICIÓN de una de las mejores producciones artísticas salidas de las prensas de Plantino y sin duda su libro de fiestas más apreciado, publicado en una tirada limitada a sólo 775 ejemplares. La obra describe e ilustra las celebraciones que se realizaron en las ciudades de Bruselas, Amberes, Gante y Valencia en honor de la llegada en 1599 como Regentes en los Países Bajos de los Archiduques de Austria el Príncipe Alberto y su esposa, la Princesa Isabel de España, hija de Felipe II. La primera parte de la obra describe las fiestas que se dieron en la recepción en Bruselas; la segunda parte (pp.171 a 316), que es la que contiene la mayoría de las ilustraciones, describe las celebraciones que se realizaron en Amberes; la tercera parte (pp. 217 a 408) narra las celebraciones organizadas por el senado de la ciudad de Gante; la última parte (pp. 409 a 500) describe la bienvenida organizada por la población de los Valencianos. La obra contiene además dos páginas de música que contienen un himno a seis voces ideado por el compositor Cornelius Verdonck para la amenización de las celebraciones. La última hoja contiene la bella marca de Plantino, impresa en toda su extensión. Las extraordinarias láminas fueron ejecutadas en su totalidad por Pieter van der Borcht (1545-1608), pupilo de Pieter Breughel, que está considerado como uno de los grandes grabadores de su tiempo; de él son las ilustraciones de las biblias y los misales impresos por Plantino en el siglo dieciséis, así como de las obras botánicas de Dodoens y de Charles de l'Ecluse (Clusius) entre otras. Las detalladas ilustraciones que aparecen en la presente obra representan los arcos de triunfo, procesiones, fuegos artificiales, teatros y otros adornos que se levantaron en las respectivas ciudades al paso de la comitiva. De especial mención es el detalle puesto en ilustrar los usos y costumbres de sus habitantes así como los detalles arquitectónicos de las casas y otros edificios, calles y plazas públicas, especialmente en Amberes. Según Delén (1934, p. 97) estas estampas de Van der Borcht representan el paso intermedio entre las ilustraciones de estilo manierista hechas por Pieter Coecke para la entrada de Felipe II y las plenamente barrocas de Rubens para la del Cardenal Infante. Ejemplar superlativo, muy limpio, marginoso y con la impresión fresca y nítida; vestido con su genuina encuadernación original. Referencias: Landwehr, Splendid Ceremonies, 62; Lipperhaide 2657; Berlin Kat 2945; Vinet 621; Palau 31196; Biblioteca Nacional, Los Austrias, 220 First edition of the most sumptuous festival book printed at the Plantin Press, this work was produced in a limited edition of 775 copies only. It is illustrated with 4 engraved architectural title-page, 13 double-page and 15 full-page very fine engraved plates, all by Pieter van der Borcht (1545-1608). The work describes the welcoming celebrations held in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Valenciennes, in honour of the Regent Archduke Albert of Austria and his wife, Isabella of Spain. Van der Borcht illustrated all the bibles and missals printed by Plantin, and also the botanical works of Dodoens and Charles de l'Ecluse. The lavish plates represent triumphal arches, fireworks, processions, allegorical tableaux, etc., and the costumes of the period are shown in great detail. Of particular interest are the architectural details of houses and other buildings in the streets and public squares, especially in Anvers. Very nice copy in original vellum.
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Feltham, Owen
Resolves: The eight Impression, With New, & Severall other Additions both in Prose, and Verse
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¹2,A2,B-3D4,3E2,a-n4.: [8], 176, 171-376, 375-394; 102, [2] p., London:. Eighth [probably the 11th].. Old speckled calf rebacked, raised bands, lettered in gilt. A good sound copy with occasional early annotations in the text, ink signature erased from head of title, beneath which written "ex dono Authoris." Two armorial bookplates (Thomas Cowper,Reginald Cholmondeley), and ink signature of "John Brown" on blank recto on first printed leaf.. A[nne] Seile,. Emblematic engraved title-page by Vaughan. Feltham (1602?-68) was a contributor to Jonson's Jonsonus Viribius and an avid Royalist: he called Charles I "Christ the Second." This work is a series of moral essays written when the precocious Feltham was 18 years old. "The eighth edition of 1661, the first in folio, is dedicated to Mary, dowager countess of Thomond, and supplies a thoroughly revised version of the earlier series of essays, many of them being altered, and fifteen omitted. With them are bound up two dissertations, entitled ÔSomething upon Eccles. ii. 11,Õ and Ôupon St. Luke xiv. 20,Õ which are good examples of the author's style at its best; ÔLusoria, or Occasional Pieces. With a Taste of some Letters,Õ consisting of thirty-nine poems and two Latin epitaphs; ÔA Brief Character of the Low Countries,Õ first published separately in 1652; and nineteen letters, of which all but one are by Felltham. The author's Latin epitaph on himself concludes the volume."[DNB] Wing F655A. ESTC r176993. Heltzel, Courtesy,571 (1634 ed.)
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MANUTIO, PAULO
Epistolarum libri XII. Uno nuper additio eiusdem quae praefationes appellantur
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apud Zanettum 1602 - In-16 (15), pp. (14), 1 carta bianca, 536-130, legatura tutta pergamena coeva rimontata, marca tipografica al frontespizio, testo in corsivo. Buon esemplare, qq. lievissimo alone e leggere arrossature. Gradevole edizione di questa nota raccolta di lettere pubblicata la prima volta nel 1580. Tra i tanti interlocutori cui si rivolge il letterato e studioso si segnalano nomi come A. Carafa, S. Saulio, P. Contareno, F. Stella, M.A. Mureto, O. Ferrario.
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GENTILLET, Innocent
A DISCOURSE UPON THE MEANES OF WEL GOVERNING AND MAINTAINING IN GOOD PEACE, A KINGDOME, OR OTHER PRINCIPALITIE.
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London: Adam Islip, 1602 - 4to. Later full-calf. (xviii), 374, (4) pages. First English edition. First edition in English of the first major attack on Machiavelli. Gentillet's work was originally published in France in 1576, four years after the infamous Massacre of Protestants on St. Bartholomew's Day. He attributes this tragic event to the corrupting influence of Machiavelli. While taking the latter's ideas seriously, Gentillet proposes an alternative and better system of government. Professionally rebound in period style, else very good. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Frischlin, Nicodemus.
Facetiae selectiores, quibus ob argumenti similitudinem accesserung Henrici Bebelii, P. L. facetiarum libri tres, Sales item, seu facetiae ex Poggio Florentini oratoris libro selectae. Nec non Alphonsi Regis Arragonum & Aldolphi Facetiae. & Prognostica Iacobi Henrichmanni. Titel, 286 S. Mit Druckermarke und ganzseit. Holzschnittporträt Frischlins auf dem Titel verso. Kl.-8°. Halblederbd d. 19. Jahrh. (leicht berieben) mit Rückentitel und Blindprägung.
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Leipzig, Jakob Apel, 1602.. . Erste Leipziger Ausgabe der Schwanksammlung, lateinischer Text teils mit deutschen Einschüben, wurde vielfach nachgedruckt. Der schwäbische Humanist Frischlin (1547-1590), ein hochbegabter Altersgenosse Fischarts, schrieb lateinische Schulkomödien und Dramen, die sich durch lebendige Darstellung der Personen und eine Fülle komischer Einfälle auszeichneten. - Unterschiedlich gebräunt bzw. stockfleckig, oben etwas knapp beschnitten, gelegentlich bis in die Kopfzeile. - VD17 3:309074D. Goed. II 129, 32.
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Kircher, Athanasius
Oedipus Aegyptiacus. Hoc Est Universalis Hieroglyphicae Doctrin! temporum iniuria abolit! Instauratio. Opus ex omni Orienalium doctrina & sapientia conditum, nec non viginti diversarum linguarum authoritate stabilitum
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T.p.,¹2+2,2¹2,3+-9+4,a-c4,d2,A-3M4. A-3N3 (with Nnn4 blank.)A-3Y4,3Z2,4A-4C4,3D2. A-4I4,4K2.: [92], 424, [40], [1]; [2], 440, [30], 546, [26]; [2], 590, [36]p., Rome:. First Edition.. Contemp. vellum, pinworm holes in joints, some rubbing and soiling, some browning; old owner's stamps on t.p. Jesuit book-label on front paste-downs, some inner margin worming in volume 2 at front; occ. light stains, but generally quite nice.. Vitalis Mascardi,. 2 folding star maps in text. Numerous text cuts and engravings .Lacks all plates and frontispiece. Oedipus Aegyptiacus is Kircher's largest and most astounding work, the culmination of years of research in Egyptology. The work is an exhaustive treatise on every aspect of ancient Egypt, from history and geography to science, religion, and magic. Tome I gives a general overview of Egypt, her geography, the nature of the Nile, and the workings of the Egyptian government. Kircher also introduces here the Egyptian pantheon and demonstrates how Egyptian gods were carried into Greek and Roman worship. He discusses Egyptian religious influence on the Hebrews, Syrians, Babylonians, Persians, Samaritans, and other. The tome culminates with a discussion of the affinities between Egyptian religion and religious practices and mythologies of China, Japan, India, Mongolia, and interestingly enough, the Aztec culture of America. There are long separate sections on Egyptian magic, Kabbalah, mathematics, medicine, alchemy,religious practices, coinage, etc." [Merrill] Kircher (1602-1680) was the youngest of nine children. He was educated at the Jesuit Gymnasium in Fulda where he learned Greek and Hebrew. He entered the Jesuit order in 1616. Kircher studied and taught in many of the leading centers of learning of his day, and was called in 1653 to Rome by Pope Urban VIII and Cardinal Barberii. In 1638 he was appointed professor of mathematics at the College of Rome. After eight years, he resigned this post and dedicated the rest of his life to independent studies in the same center. He was the first to recognize that Coptic was the modern descendant of Egyptian and was the foremost Egyptologist of his day. DŸnnnhaupt 11:I-III. Merrill,Kircher BYU,10. Brunet III,668. Graesse IV,22. Godwin,Kircher,56-65. DSB VII,474-8. Esoterica 2389 "monument formidable". Casanatense 691. Caillet 5766 "Ouvrage tres rare." Baertsoen 660. Hilmy 343. Wellcome III,395. Sommervogel IV,1052-3.CLE J.819. Alden/Landis 652,125.
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Oddi, Sforza
I morti vivi comedia, del molto eccellente signore Sforza d'Oddi, nell'Academia degli Insensati,detto il Forsennato, nuovamente corretta, e ristampata
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Venetia, Appresso Lucio Spineda, 1602In 12° (cm 7 x 13,4), legatura piena pergamena molle coeva, rimontata, pp 95, esemplare in buone condizioni, rade macchie, bruniture. Celebre commedia del nobile (1540-1611) Sforza Oddi, letterato, poeta, commediografo celebre e giurista, nato a Perugia e morto a Parma, accademico, autore di opere teatrali dagli spunti boccacceschi, dallo spirito non tanto sensuale quanto sentimentale, in linea con l'evoluzione dei tempi, addirittura definito "lacrimoso", il cui tema favorito è l'amore contrastato tra giovani, avversato da odî familiari. Immerso nella quiete e nella solitudine del suo castello di Murlo, nei pressi di Perugia, compose oltre alle commedie celebri e stimate opere di carattere giuridico.
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BOCHIUS, Johannes
Historica narratio profectionis et inagurationis serenissimorum belgii principum Alberti et Isabellae, Austriae Archiducum. Et eorum optatissimi in Belgium Adventus. [Junto con:] Pompae Triumphalis et Spectaculorum in eiusdem Principatus metropoli Antuerpia exhibitorum. [Junto con:] Descriptio Pompae et Gratulationis publicae a Senatu populoq Gandavensi. [Junto con:] Descriptio Triumphi et Spectaculorum in eundem Comitatum ac civitatem Valentianam.
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Antuerpia, Ex Officina Plantiniana apud Joannem Moretum, 1602. En folio mayor (385 x 257)mm. Cuatrotomos en un volumen con paginación seguida. 500 pp., (6) h. INCLUYENDO 4 BELLAS PORTADAS ARQUITECTÓNICAS, 15 LáMINAS DOBLES Y 13 LáMINAS A TODA PáGINA, TODO MAGNÍFICAMENTE GRABADO POR PIETER VAN DER BORCHT. Encuadernación de la época en pergamino con el título rotulado en la lomera. Magnífico ejemplar de la PRIMERA EDICIÓN de una de las mejores producciones artísticas salidas de las prensas de Plantino y sin duda su libro de fiestas más apreciado, publicado en una tirada limitada a sólo 775 ejemplares. La obra describe e ilustra las celebraciones que se realizaron en las ciudades de Bruselas, Amberes, Gante y Valencia en honor de la llegada en 1599 como Regentes en los Países Bajos de los Archiduques de Austria el Príncipe Alberto y su esposa, la Princesa Isabel de España, hija de Felipe II. La primera parte de la obra describe las fiestas que se dieron en la recepción en Bruselas; la segunda parte (pp.171 a 316), que es la que contiene la mayoría de las ilustraciones, describe las celebraciones que se realizaron en Amberes; la tercera parte (pp. 217 a 408) narra las celebraciones organizadas por el senado de la ciudad de Gante; la última parte (pp. 409 a 500) describe la bienvenida organizada por la población de los Valencianos. La obra contiene además dos páginas de música que contienen un himno a seis voces ideado por el compositor Cornelius Verdonck para la amenización de las celebraciones. La última hoja contiene la bella marca de Plantino, impresa en toda su extensión. Las extraordinarias láminas fueron ejecutadas en su totalidad por Pieter van der Borcht (1545-1608), pupilo de Pieter Breughel, que está considerado como uno de los grandes grabadores de su tiempo; de él son las ilustraciones de las biblias y los misales impresos por Plantino en el siglo dieciséis, así como de las obras botánicas de Dodoens y de Charles de l'Ecluse (Clusius) entre otras. Las detalladas ilustraciones que aparecen en la presente obra representan los arcos de triunfo, procesiones, fuegos artificiales, teatros y otros adornos que se levantaron en las respectivas ciudades al paso de la comitiva. De especial mención es el detalle puesto en ilustrar los usos y costumbres de sus habitantes así como los detalles arquitectónicos de las casas y otros edificios, calles y plazas públicas, especialmente en Amberes. Según Delén (1934, p. 97) estas estampas de Van der Borcht representan el paso intermedio entre las ilustraciones de estilo manierista hechas por Pieter Coecke para la entrada de Felipe II y las plenamente barrocas de Rubens para la del Cardenal Infante. Ejemplar superlativo, muy limpio, marginoso y con la impresión fresca y nítida; vestido con su genuina encuadernación original. Referencias: Landwehr, Splendid Ceremonies, 62; Lipperhaide 2657; Berlin Kat 2945; Vinet 621; Palau 31196; Biblioteca Nacional, Los Austrias, 220 First edition of the most sumptuous festival book printed at the Plantin Press, this work was produced in a limited edition of 775 copies only. It is illustrated with 4 engraved architectural title-page, 13 double-page and 15 full-page very fine engraved plates, all by Pieter van der Borcht (1545-1608). The work describes the welcoming celebrations held in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Valenciennes, in honour of the Regent Archduke Albert of Austria and his wife, Isabella of Spain. Van der Borcht illustrated all the bibles and missals printed by Plantin, and also the botanical works of Dodoens and Charles de l'Ecluse. The lavish plates represent triumphal arches, fireworks, processions, allegorical tableaux, etc., and the costumes of the period are shown in great detail. Of particular interest are the architectural details of houses and other buildings in the streets and public squares, especially in Anvers. Very nice copy in original vellum.
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Kircher, Athanasius
Oedipus Aegyptiacus. Hoc Est Universalis Hieroglyphicae Doctrin! temporum iniuria abolit! Instauratio. Opus ex omni Orienalium doctrina & sapientia conditum, nec non viginti diversarum linguarum authoritate stabilitum
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T.p.,¹2+2,2¹2,3+-9+4,a-c4,d2,A-3M4. A-3N3 (with Nnn4 blank.)A-3Y4,3Z2,4A-4C4,3D2.A-4I4,4K2.: [92], 424, [40], [1]; [2], 440, [30], 546, [26]; [2], 590, [36]p., Rome:. First Edition.. Full contemporary vellum, lacks ties, spines restored, titles in contemp. hand on spines; volume one taller; some stains in inner margins of volume 2, some marginal worming, occasionally affecting a few letters of side-notes,marginal piece torn from pp 43/4 in volume 2 with small loss to side-note; old library stamp on t.p. of volume 3; repairs to folds of plates without significant losses.. Vitalis Mascardi,. Portrait of Emperor Ferdinand III by Cornelis Bloemaert II, 2 folding maps, 11 folding plates, 10 tables in text, 2 text star maps. Numerous woodcut and engraved illustrations in text, head- & tail-pieces, and historiated initials. [Lacks engraved t.p.] Oedipus Aegyptiacus is Kircher's largest and most astounding work, the culmination of years of research in Egyptology. The work is an exhaustive treatise on every aspect of ancient Egypt, from history and geography to science, religion, and magic. Tome I gives a general overview of Egypt, her geography, the nature of the Nile, and the workings of the Egyptian government. Kircher also introduces here the Egyptian pantheon and demonstrates how Egyptian gods were carried into Greek and Roman worship. He discusses Egyptian religious influence on the Hebrews, Syrians, Babylonians, Persians, Samaritans, and other. The tome culminates with a discussion of the affinities between Egyptian religion and religious practices and mythologies of China, Japan, India, Mongolia, and interestingly enough, the Aztec culture of America. There are long separate sections on Egyptian magic, Kabbalah, mathematics, medicine, alchemy,religious practices, coinage, etc."[Merrill] Kircher (1602-1680) was the youngest of nine children. He was educated at the Jesuit Gymnasium in Fulda where he learned Greek and Hebrew. He entered the Jesuit order in 1616. Kircher studied and taught in many of the leading centers of learning of his day, and was called in 1653 to Rome by Pope Urban VIII and Cardinal Barberii. In 1638 he was appointed professor of mathematics at the College of Rome. After eight years, he resigned this post and dedicated the rest of his life to independent studies in the same center. He was the first to recognize that Coptic was the modern descendant of Egyptian and was the foremost Egyptologist of his day. DŸnnnhaupt 11:I-III. Merrill,Kircher BYU,10. Esoterica 2389 "monument formidable". Casanatense 691. Caillet 5766 "Ouvrage tres rare." Baertsoen 660. Hilmy 343. Wellcome III,395. Sommervogel IV,1052-3. CLE J.819. Brunet III,668. Graesse IV,22. Godwin,Kircher,56-65. DSB VII,474-8. Alden/Landis 652/125.
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Kirchhof, Hans Wilhelm.
Wend Unmuth, Darinn allerhand höfliche und lustige Historien, Schimpffreden, Beyspielen und Gleichnuß begrieffen, nun mehr auffs new widerumb ubersehen, unnd in vier underschiedene Theil auß alten unnd newen probierten Scribenten abgetheilet, und trewlichen zusammen gezogen. 7 Bl., 776 S., 6 Bl. Titel in Rot und Schwarz mit Titelholzschnitt. Halblederbd d. 18. Jahrhunderts auf 5 Bünden (etwas berieben, Bezug an den Kanten beschabt) mit 2 Rückenschildern und Filetenvergoldung.
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Frankfurt am Main, Wolff Richter, Peter Fischers Erben, 1602. - Sehr seltener Druck von Kirchhofs Hauptwerk, ursprünglich begonnen als Übersetzung der berühmten Fazetien Heinrich Bebels, dann immer mehr erweitert auf 550 Nummern, jeweils mit kurzer Moral und Erkenntnis. Kirchhof (um 1525-1602), Sohn des hessisch-landgräflichen Oberforstmeisters, ließ sich als Landsknecht anwerben, studierte dann, übernahm diplomatische und Verwaltungsaufgaben für den Kasseler Hof und wurde schließlich Burggraf auf Burg Spangenberg. Seine umfangreiche Erzählsammlung sollte ? wie der Titel sagt ? den Unmut wenden und Fröhlichkeit wecken. Sie stellt sich dar "als Enzyklopädie unterschiedlichster Wissensbereiche, die auch dem 'gemein man, so die großen historicos und chronica nicht gelesen, noch zuwegen bringen kann', Gelegenheit bieten soll, . 'nothwendige Exempel'" zu nehmen (Killy). Schildert bemerkenswerte Ereignisse, persönliche Erfahrungen, kirchliche Streitigkeiten und Skandalgeschichten der Päpste wie auch aktuelle politische Auseinandersetzungen oder die Herrschaft der Wiedertäufer in Münster. Die erste Ausgabe erschien 1563, wurde häufig nachgedruckt und um weitere 6 Bücher erweitert. ? Titel angestaubt, gleichmäßig etwas gebräunt. ? Diesen Druck mit der gedruckten, undatierten Widmung Feyerabends, der mehrere frühere Ausgaben verlegte, kann ich weder im VD 17 noch im KVK nachweisen; möglicherweise handelt es sich um einen Nachdruck der Ausgabe Feyerabends von 1598. Vgl. Goed. II 470, 8, 1 f oder g. Alle Ausgaben sind sehr selten geworden. * Very rare impression of Kirchhof's main work, which had started out as the translation of Heinrich Bebel's famous 'Fazetien' and was more and more enlarged until it finally contained 550 pieces, each with a short explanation of its moral implications. Title printed in red and black with a woodcut engraving. Neither VD 17 nor KVK list this issue with the printed, undated dedication by Feyerabend; it could be a reprint of the 1598 Feyerabend edition. ? Title page slightly dusty, lightly browned throughout. 18th-century half calf (slightly rubbed, corners rubbed), spine gilt in compartments with 2 morocco labels.
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Gellius, Aulus
Noctes atticae, sev Vigiliae atticae. Cum quinque indicibus perutilibus, nec non interpretatione dictionum Graecarum. 2 Bände in 1 Band.
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Pineda, John De (Ioannis De Pineda)
Commentariorum in Job Libri Tredecim: Quibus, Pr Ter Luculentam Hebraici Textus Interpretationem, & Copiosam Auctorum, Tum E Sacra, Tum E Prophana Schola Annotationem, Ipsa Versionis Latin Vulgat Auctoritas Asseritur: Pr Fationibus Ad Singulos Libros;
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Venetiis, M. DC. II Apud Societatem Venetam. 1602 - Folio (12-3/4 x 9) 32mm. Two volumes in one. Missing portion of text on pp. 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58. Minimal dampstaining, foxing. Title in red and black. Stamps from St Michael's Monestary. Engraved illustrated title page. Indexes. Includes the enigmatic full page Joban Pyramid woodcut with the Phoenix bird and palm tree. PAGINATION: [88], 419, [66], 690, [1] Pineda (1558-1637) was a Franciscan and an appointed counsellor to the Inquisition. Sanford Budick writes about Pineda's Joban Phoenix in "Milton's Joban Phoenix in Samson Agonistes. " "from the beginning of the seventeenth century Pineda's Commentariorum in Iob made the Joban phoenix unforgettable with a striking hermeneutic illustration. Pineda's Commentariorum includes a full page illustration highlighting the Joban phoenix and the palm tree on either side of a Joban monument. In this illustration, which concludes Pineda's entire Commentariorum, we see how his interpretation of Job 29: 18 leaps up, exactly and exactingly, as hybridization: the Hebraic phoenix.".
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LIghtfoot, John
Horae Hebraicae et Talmudicae. Impensae I. In Chorographiam aliquam Israeliticae. II. In Evangelium S. Matthaei. #11;[bound with]#11; In Evangelium Sancti Matthaei Horae Hebraicae et Talmudicae.#11; [bound with] #11;Horae Hebraicae et Talmudicae. Impe
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[8], 178; [6], 326; [8], 89; [2], 90; [4], 236pp., Cambridge:. Full worn contemporary calf, 5 bands, damage to spine. Front hinge split. Age toning, light dampstain.. John Field and John Hayes,. John Lightfoot (1602-75), Presbyterian clergyman and internationally esteemed Hebrew scholar, aided in the production of Walton's Polyglot Bible. This offering is perhaps the best known of his works, and he himself is credited with openning to the modern world the "fountains of Talmudical learning. Wing L2061, L2066, L 2065, L2063, & L2064. ESTC r5879,r223661, r12182, r6492 & r231134.
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Josephus, Flavius. (37-100) ( Iosephvs - Iosephus ) - Lodge, Thomas. (1558-1625), Translator.
The Famous and Memorable Workes ( Works ) of Iosephvs ( Josephus ) , A Man of Much Honour and Learning Among the Iewes ( Jews ). Faithfully Translated out of the Latin, and French, By Tho. Lodge Doctor in Physicke. FIRST ENGLISH EDITION - Extremely Rare (1602)
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London 1602 - [London] : printed [by Peter Short] at the charges of G. Bishop, S. Waterson, P. Short, and Tho. Adams, 1602. Recent full calf leather binding having original spine label and original "Cambridge Style" leather covers with center ornament. The leaves are generally clean, with the text block having wide margins, not usually found with this edition. Some chipping to leaf edges, primarily found only on beginning and ending leaves. It has been collated and is complete. The first word "THE" on its titlepage is xylographic. "The Lamentable and Tragicall Historie of the vvars and vtter ruine of the Ievves" has separate dated title page; pagination and register are continuous and includes Tables and Index. Overall the folio volume is in quite good condition and Extremely Rare. --- Flavius Josephus was a Jewish historian of a priestly family, who wrote largely in Greek, although his native language was Aramaic; indeed it was in this language that he wrote his account of the war against the Romans, a war in which he played an active role, and which ended in the sack of the Temple in Jerusalem. This work was written after 70AD, and translated into Greek. His work on Jewish history, the Jewish Antiquities, was written in Greek, and in part gives a much fuller account of the events up to 66AD, the year in which he had returned to Judaea after a period in Rome. Both works are hugely important for Jewish history, and as a 'classical' Jewish account of the earliest years of Christianity served, and still serve, as a counterweight to the exclusively Christian account of the period. ; [12], 554, [4], 555-812, [28] pages [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Torres, Juan de.
Primera parte de la Philosophia moral de principes.
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Pedro Crasbeek. Lisboa. 1602. - Portada a dos tintas con grabado de la Compañía de Jesús. Texto a dos columnas. Grabados en página final 75: escudo heráldico y retrato de Jesucristo. Anotaciones manuscritas tachadas en portada. Palau 336556. 32. 786 p. 76p. Encuadernación en piel, faltas en lomo.
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SURDO Gian Pietro - REBUFFO Pietro -
Tractatus de alimentis plenissimus, et omni homini generi, praesertim in praxi et foro, utilissimus. In quo universa alimentorum materia, ... Cum summarys, indicibusque locupletiussimis. Seorsim excusus tractatus de sententiis praeiudicialibus seu provisionalibus, ubi eadem alimentorum materia, maximè durante lite praestandorum, succinctè explicatur.
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Ludguni, Sumptibus Horatij Cardon, 1602, in-folio, legatura in cartonato moderno, frontespizio a due colori con grande marca tipografica xilogr. pp. (12)696 + 40-(84) con numerose testatine, capolettera e finali xilogr. Bruniture diffuse dovute alla qualità della carta dell'epoca che non compromettono mai la lettura del testo. Alcuni lievi restauri ai margini inferiori bianchi di alcune cc. in fine.
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BOCHIUS, Johannes
Historica narratio profectionis et inagurationis serenissimorum belgii principum Alberti et Isabellae, Austriae Archiducum. Et eorum optatissimi in Belgium Adventus. [Junto con:] Pompae Triumphalis et Spectaculorum in eiusdem Principatus metropoli Antuerpia exhibitorum. [Junto con:] Descriptio Pompae et Gratulationis publicae a Senatu populoq Gandavensi. [Junto con:] Descriptio Triumphi et Spectaculorum in eundem Comitatum ac civitatem Valentianam.
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- Antuerpia, Ex Officina Plantiniana apud Joannem Moretum, 1602. En folio mayor (385 x 257)mm. Cuatro tomos en un volumen con paginación seguida. 500 pp., (6) h. INCLUYENDO 4 BELLAS PORTADAS ARQUITECTÓNICAS, 15 LáMINAS DOBLES Y 13 LáMINAS A TODA PáGINA, TODO MAGNÍFICAMENTE GRABADO POR PIETER VAN DER BORCHT. Encuadernación de la época en pergamino con el título rotulado en la lomera. Magnífico ejemplar de la PRIMERA EDICIÓN de una de las mejores producciones artísticas salidas de las prensas de Plantino y sin duda su libro de fiestas más apreciado, publicado en una tirada limitada a sólo 775 ejemplares. La obra describe e ilustra las celebraciones que se realizaron en las ciudades de Bruselas, Amberes, Gante y Valencia en honor de la llegada en 1599 como Regentes en los Países Bajos de los Archiduques de Austria el Príncipe Alberto y su esposa, la Princesa Isabel de España, hija de Felipe II. La primera parte de la obra describe las fiestas que se dieron en la recepción en Bruselas; la segunda parte (pp.171 a 316), que es la que contiene la mayoría de las ilustraciones, describe las celebraciones que se realizaron en Amberes; la tercera parte (pp. 217 a 408) narra las celebraciones organizadas por el senado de la ciudad de Gante; la última parte (pp. 409 a 500) describe la bienvenida organizada por la población de los Valencianos. La obra contiene además dos páginas de música que contienen un himno a seis voces ideado por el compositor Cornelius Verdonck para la amenización de las celebraciones. La última hoja contiene la bella marca de Plantino, impresa en toda su extensión.Las extraordinarias láminas fueron ejecutadas en su totalidad por Pieter van der Borcht (1545-1608), pupilo de Pieter Breughel, que está considerado como uno de los grandes grabadores de su tiempo; de él son las ilustraciones de las biblias y los misales impresos por Plantino en el siglo dieciséis, así como de las obras botánicas de Dodoens y de Charles de l’Ecluse (Clusius) entre otras. Las detalladas ilustraciones que aparecen en la presente obra representan los arcos de triunfo, procesiones, fuegos artificiales, teatros y otros adornos que se levantaron en las respectivas ciudades al paso de la comitiva. De especial mención es el detalle puesto en ilustrar los usos y costumbres de sus habitantes así como los detalles arquitectónicos de las casas y otros edificios, calles y plazas públicas, especialmente en Amberes. Según Delén (1934, p. 97) estas estampas de Van der Borcht representan el paso intermedio entre las ilustraciones de estilo manierista hechas por Pieter Coecke para la entrada de Felipe II y las plenamente barrocas de Rubens para la del Cardenal Infante.Ejemplar superlativo, muy limpio, marginoso y con la impresión fresca y nítida; vestido con su genuina encuadernación original.Referencias: Landwehr, Splendid Ceremonies, 62; Lipperhaide 2657; Berlin Kat 2945; Vinet 621; Palau 31196; Biblioteca Nacional, Los Austrias, 220 First edition of the most sumptuous festival book printed at the Plantin Press, this work was produced in a limited edition of 775 copies only. It is illustrated with 4 engraved architectural title-page, 13 double-page and 15 full-page very fine engraved plates, all by Pieter van der Borcht (1545-1608). The work describes the welcoming celebrations held in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Valenciennes, in honour of the Regent Archduke Albert of Austria and his wife, Isabella of Spain. Van der Borcht illustrated all the bibles and missals printed by Plantin, and also the botanical works of Dodoens and Charles de l’Ecluse. The lavish plates represent triumphal arches, fireworks, processions, allegorical tableaux, etc., and the costumes of the period are shown in great detail. Of particular interest are the architectural details of houses and other buildings in the streets and public squares, especially in Anvers. Very nice copy in original vellum.
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CHAUCER, Geoffrey
The Workes of Our Ancient and Learned English Poet, Geffrey Chaucer, Newly Printed. To That Which Wa Done in the Former Impresion, Thus Much is now Added. 1 In the Life of Chaucer Many Things Inserted. 2. The Whole Workes By Old Copies Reformed.
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Printed By Adam Islip, London 1602 - [23], 374ff, [14]. Collated and complete but for the portrait frontispiece and the preliminary blank, with signatures [a]2- 6, b-c6, A-Nnn6, Ooo-4, Ppp-Ttt6, Vvv-8. Recently rebound in full brown calf, blind double-ruled border to boards, gilt rules to spine, contrasting red morocco title label, gilt. New endpapers. Title page trimmed and laid down, with some loss to decorative woodcut border. Prelims creased, causing some shortening, with edges of pages un-uniform, some paper repairs to gutter margins at head. Some chipping, marginal loss and paper softening, caused by damp-staining, to fore-edge throughout, with the prelims and index the worst affected areas, without any loss of text except for a few letters from the penultimate leaf, Vvv7. Two wormholes to lower margin throughout, not affecting text. Ink annotations, manicules, mannuscript pagination and numbering of individual lines throughout. Leaves b2-5 with some old and more recent paper repairs, mostly to margins, but with some tears to text, occasional loss of words. Despite the flaws of the title, prelims and index, this remains a well preserved copy of the text itself, with the occasional marginal tear or lost corner, but only the occasional rust hole or paper flaw causing any loss of text. Leaves Iii3-4 trimmed at fore-edge, but with annotations in the same hand as the majority of the book suggesting that these have long been integral to this copy. A preliminary (later) blank bears the inscription of David Herd, perhaps the noted Scottish collector of songs and ballads, (bap. 1732, d. 1810)? This might account for the assiduous numbering of lines and annotations regarding the editorial decisions of Thomas Speght. THE SECOND AND BEST THOMAS SPEGHT EDITION, with Chaucer's work printed throughout in black letter. First published by Caxton and later by de Worde, Chaucer's works captured the imagination of the English audience for early printed books, no doubt in part owing to their fitting woodcut illustrations. Thomas Speght (d. 1623), literary editor, eminent Chaucerian and colleague of Francis Beaumont. Speght was responsible for editing the first appearance of an edition of Chaucer's works for more than 37 years, entered into the stationer's register in 1592 and finally published in 1598. Although the first Speght Edition was the first to contain a glossary of terms, with a critical structure akin to newly printed classical works, it is 'in some ways not much more than a revision of Stow's own edition of 1561' (Oxford DNB). Heeding the criticisms of commentators including Francis Thynne, this present edition of Speght's Chaucer was a great improvement upon the first. Not only was it the first to include two works considered part of the Chaucerian canon, Chaucers A.B.C or La Priere de nostre Dame and the anti-clerical, vaguely Wycliffite Jack Upland (now considered to be the work of another), but was also the first to display thorough punctuation (Pforzheimer). Geoffrey Chaucer, (c.1340-1400), poet and administrator. The author of Troilus and Criseyde, the Canterbury Tales and attributed as the writer of many other similar works in middle English. Pforzheimer, with a reputation unrivalled amongst English vernacular poets and challenged in Europe only by Dante. Pforzheimer 178. STC 5080.
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MOR GEORGIUS
TRACTATUS...DE IURI VENANDI, AUCUPANDI, ET PISCANDI IN QUO HAE MATERIAE...TRACTANTUR ET DECIDUNTUR
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Spirae, Nementum: J. PHILIPPI. MOR GEORGIUS. TRACTATUS...DE IURI VENANDI, AUCUPANDI, ET PISCANDI IN QUO HAE MATERIAE...TRACTANTUR ET DECIDUNTUR.. SPIRA, J. PHILIPPI, 1602. --Cc. 3 nn. , pp. 144, cc. 9 nn. Segue stesso autore: DE IURE CONNUBIORUM (in sette capitoli).--cc. 2 nn., pp. 388. [Caccia-Pesca-Matrimonio] (Cm. 19.5) Ottima Mz. pergamena posteriore ben restaurata, sguardie antiche. Per la prima opera non sappiamo se la prima edizione sia questa o quella citata da " Sapori 2025" con stessa data ma luogo di stampa diverso. In ogni caso è opera molto rara. I sette capitoli della seconda parte trattano ampiamente di MATRIMONIO-DIVORZIO, POLIGAMIA, SOLUZIONE, POTESTA, MARITALE, VIOLENZA, CONCUBINE, CELIBATO ecc. Bruniture uniforme e fioriture ma ottimo esemplare. Il frontis per errore porta la data 1502. --SAPORI "ANTICHI TESTI GIURIDICI" 2025 . in ottime condizioni. Rilegato. 1602.
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CHAUCER, Geoffrey
THE WORKES OF GEFFREY CHAVCER
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1602. CHAUCER, Geoffrey. THE WORKES OF GEFFREY CHAVCER... $7,500.00 (London: Adam Islip, 1602). Folio. Contemporary full-calf. (xxii), 376, (14) leaves. A good copy of the second of Thomas Speght's complete Workes of Chaucer, significantly enlarged and revised from the first edition of 1598. "It is the earliest in which thorough punctuation was attempted, and in many other ways it is a distinct improvement upon Speght's first edition" (Pforzheimer). The work is dedicated to Sir Robert Cecil, first Earl of Salisbury. An introductory letter by the English dramatist Francis Beaumont defends Chaucer's eminent literary position, as well as explaining some of the aspects of his work. In addition to texts of Chaucer's extant works, and his unfinished masterpiece, The Canterbury Tales, this edition contains a wealth of supplementary material, including a biographical essay and a glossary. Speght's "Life of our Learned English Poet, Geffrey Chaucer," which is prefaced to the present work proved influential, especially accounts of Chaucer's sometimes difficult relationship with the court, and apparent antipathy to the Roman church. In our copy, the large woodcut arms of second title page serves as main title; without both the first title page leaf, and the portrait of Chaucer which is often missing. Thomas Jefferson, William Byrd of Westover, and Robert Carter of Nomini Hall all owned various editions of Chaucer's works. Professionally rebacked, original boards worn and repaired.
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Fernandez de Medrano, Juan.
Republica mista. Parte primera.
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En la Imprenta Real,, Madrid: 1602 - 4 hojas, 158 páginas y hoja de colofón. Pergamino de la época, bastante gastado. Ejemplar bastante leído, con suciedad difusa y las hojas de guardas escritas de antiguo y con un dibujo obsceno. Palau 89214. En la primera guarda hay una etiqueta de la libreria londinense de Vicente Salvá, quien lo puso a la venta en 1826 en su Catalogue of Spanish and Portuguese books with occasional Litterary and Bibliographical remarks, lote 815. Aunque en la portada figura como parte primera, es todo lo publicado. El autor dedica esta obra de educación de príncipes al Duque de Lerma.
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Gaugler, Georg
Colloquium, oder Gespraech, von der Richtschnuer christlicher Lehr, und dem Richter aller Stritt und Zwispalt in Religions- und Glaubenssachen: auff sonderbare Anordnung ... gehalten zue Regenspurg im Monat Novembri ... 1601
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Augspurg: Bey Hans Goerg Portenbach, durch M. Jacob Wintern, 1602. 19th-century German black mottled paper over paste boards. Ex-library: call number on spine, bookplate, no other markings.. 4to. 638 pp. . Title-page in black and red; text in gothic. Gaugler's translation from the original Latin of the "Acta Colloquii Ratisbonensis De Norma Doctrinae Catholicae, Et Controversiarum Religionis Iudice".
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Crescentiis, P. De
New Feldt und Ackerbaw ... in XV. Bücher beschrieben. Von newen gemehrt. (D. i.: Ch. Estienne und Liebault, XV. Bücher Von dem Feldbaw. Ebda. 1607).
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Straßburg, Zetzner 1602. 10 Blätter (das 6. Blatt weiß), 761 Seiten, 19 Blätter. Mit Druckermarke auf dem Titel und 54 Textholzschnitten (nach Ch. Maurer, T. Stimmer u.a.). Folio. Sehr schöner, unauffällig restaurierter Pergamentband der Zeit auf Holzdeckeln. Siebte Ausgabe der 15 Bücher vom Feldbau von 1607, die wohl aus Werbungszwecken den Titel der Ausgabe des Petrus Crescentius von 1602 erhielten. - Lindner 563.07 Anm. - Die ersten 6 Blätter entstammen der Crescentius-Ausgabe von 1602 mit Inhaltsangabe, Widmung und einem Holzschnittwappen für "Hans Jacoben von Mülnheim", dat. 1601, und dem wiederholten Abdruck des "Fürtrefflichen Lobs der Meyerey", der deutschen Übersetzung von Horaz, Epos. - Titel mit Stempel und gelöschten Besitzervermerken. Gebräunt, braun und stockfleckig, teilweise etwas wasserrandig, mit wenigen kleinen Randschäden. Die Seite 125 ist nur als Kopie enthalten. Seventh edition of the 15 volumes on agriculture of 1607 which was probably given the title of the Petrus Crescentius edition of 1602 for advertising purposes. - Title with stamp and erased ownership entries (a.o. Abtei Wiblingen; showing through, parts with minimal loss of paper because of ink corrosion). Browned, brownstained and foxed, some waterstains and a few smaller defects in margins. - Contemporary vellum on wood (restored).
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Gaugler, Georg, SJ
Colloquium, oder Gespräch, von der Richtschnür christlicher Lehr, und dem Richter aller Stritt und Zwispalt in Religions- und Glaubenssachen: Auff sonderbare Anordnung [...] gehalten zu Regenspurg im Monat Novembri, im Jahr Christi 1601.
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Lauingen, Jakob Winter für Hans Georg Portenbach in Augsburg 1602. 638, (2) SS. Titel in rot und schwarz. Grün eingefärbter Pergamentskriptband der Zeit unter Verwendung einer Antiqua-Handschrift des 15. Jahrhunderts. Bindebänder fehlen. 4to. Einer von zwei Drucken im selben Jahr. Der Jesuit Georg Gaugler nahm an den Regensburger Religionsgesprächen teil, welche er hier ausführlich in deutscher Sprache protokolliert. - Einband berieben; Ecken und Kapitale bestoßen. Etwas gebräunt und fleckig; die Ecken teils mit Quetschfalten. Aus der Bibliothek der Wiener Unbeschuhten Augustiner mit deren hs. Besitzvermerk (um 1730) am Titel und dem hs. Signaturetikett am Rücken. - VD 17, 12:114215L. De Backer/Sommervogel III, 1272, 1. Bucher 359 (beide ohne Variantenunterscheidung).
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LIPSE (Juste) ou LIPSIUS (Justus)
Justi Lipsi Epistolarum selectarum quinque centuriae. Quarum prima ad Germanos & Gallos, secunda, tertia & quarta ad Belgas et quinta miscellanea.
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Parisiis, Apud Rolinum Thierry [Paris, Rolin Thierry], 1602. In-8, plein vélin souple de l'époque àpetits rabats, 383 p. et (1) p. d'approbation, vignette de titre gravée répétée sur les quatre pages de titre. Edition collective de la correspondance de Juste Lipse, publiée de son vivant, complète des cinq parties sous page de titre et index particuliers, donnée immédiatement à la suite de la première anversoise. L'humaniste flamand, principal artisan de la renaissance du stoïcisme à la fin du XVIe siècle, entretint une abondante correspondance avec les principaux représentants de la « république européenne des lettres ». Cette correspondance, source de première importance pour l'histoire de la vie intellectuelle de la période, est classée en cinq parties, en fonction de la nationalité des destinataires : Allemands, Français, Belges, Flamands et reste du monde. C'est dans la « Centuria tertia ad Belgas » (p. 249-260) que se trouve le glossaire d'ancien néerlandais (vieux-bas-franconien, « Old Low Franconian ») qui demeure un document fondamental pour la connaissance de cette langue. Les qualités de style, d'élégance et de concision de ces lettres constitueront un modèle pour des générations de latinistes. Cf. Aloïs Gerlo & Hendrik Vervliet, 'Inventaire de la correspondance de Juste Lipse 1564-1606', Anvers, Editions scientifiques Érasme, 1968. (Arbour, n° 3566. Van der Haeghen, 'Bibliographie Lipsienne', I, 353). Petit ex-libris gravé : « P. Faulcon, avocat ». Bel exemplaire, frais, bien relié à l'époque.
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Gaugler, Georg, SJ.
Colloquium, oder Gespräch, von der Richtschnür christlicher Lehr, und dem Richter aller Stritt und Zwispalt in Religions- und Glaubenssachen: Auff sonderbare Anordnung [.] gehalten zu Regenspurg im Monat Novembri, im Jahr Christi 1601.
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Lauingen, Jakob Winter für Hans Georg Portenbach in Augsburg, 1602. - 638, (2) SS. Titel in rot und schwarz. Grün eingefärbter Pergamentskriptband der Zeit unter Verwendung einer Antiqua-Handschrift des 15. Jahrhunderts. Bindebänder fehlen. 4to. Einer von zwei Drucken im selben Jahr. Der Jesuit Georg Gaugler nahm an den Regensburger Religionsgesprächen teil, welche er hier ausführlich in deutscher Sprache protokolliert. - Einband berieben; Ecken und Kapitale bestoßen. Etwas gebräunt und fleckig; die Ecken teils mit Quetschfalten. Aus der Bibliothek der Wiener Unbeschuhten Augustiner mit deren hs. Besitzvermerk (um 1730) am Titel und dem hs. Signaturetikett am Rücken. VD 17, 12:114215L. De Backer/Sommervogel III, 1272, 1. Bucher 359 (beide ohne Variantenunterscheidung).
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LIPSE (Juste) ou LIPSIUS (Justus)
Justi Lipsi Epistolarum selectarum quinque centuriae. Quarum prima ad Germanos & Gallos, secunda, tertia & quarta ad Belgas et quinta miscellanea.
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- Parisiis, Apud Rolinum Thierry [Paris, Rolin Thierry], 1602. In-8, plein vélin souple de l'époque à petits rabats, 383 p. et (1) p. d'approbation, vignette de titre gravée répétée sur les quatre pages de titre. Edition collective de la correspondance de Juste Lipse, publiée de son vivant, complète des cinq parties sous page de titre et index particuliers, donnée immédiatement à la suite de la première anversoise. L’humaniste flamand, principal artisan de la renaissance du stoïcisme à la fin du XVIe siècle, entretint une abondante correspondance avec les principaux représentants de la « république européenne des lettres ». Cette correspondance, source de première importance pour l’histoire de la vie intellectuelle de la période, est classée en cinq parties, en fonction de la nationalité des destinataires : Allemands, Français, Belges, Flamands et reste du monde. C’est dans la « Centuria tertia ad Belgas » (p. 249-260) que se trouve le glossaire d’ancien néerlandais (vieux-bas-franconien, « Old Low Franconian ») qui demeure un document fondamental pour la connaissance de cette langue. Les qualités de style, d’élégance et de concision de ces lettres constitueront un modèle pour des générations de latinistes. Cf. Aloïs Gerlo & Hendrik Vervliet, 'Inventaire de la correspondance de Juste Lipse 1564-1606', Anvers, Editions scientifiques Érasme, 1968. (Arbour, n° 3566. Van der Haeghen, 'Bibliographie Lipsienne', I, 353). Petit ex-libris gravé : « P. Faulcon, avocat ». Bel exemplaire, frais, bien relié à l'époque. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Aristotele
Commentarii collegii conibricensis societatis iesu in octo libros Phisicorum Aristotelis Stagiritae
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Sumptibus Horatij Cardon, Ludguni 1602 - Prima pars: Qui nunc primum graeco Aristotelis contextu latino e regione respondenti aucti - Secunda pars:Accessit tum Quaestionum, qae in hacsecundai . - in 4° - pp.cc 4 nn + pp 564 + cc 7 nn ; cc 4 nn + pp 590 + cc 2 nn - Pergamena - Due parti in un volume - Marca tipografica ai frontespizi - Testo su due colonne, numerazione doppia a pagina. Frontespizio della prima parte bicolore. Errore di legatura da pag 200 a pag 218 - Mancanza di parte della pergamena del dorso. Mancanza all'angolo superiore del frontespizio senza perdita di testo. Pagine sciupate con lievi gore d'umido. Piccola mancanza a pag 174 - Edizione non presente su iccu al 2009 - Libro usato
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DURANTE, CASTORE
HERBARIO NOVO
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Venice: Sessa, 1602. Second Edition.. Extremities a little rubbed, vellum a bit soiled, but the binding perfectly satisfactory, with no serious defects. A small portion of one corner torn away, a few leaves with minor foxing (one preliminary leaf more obviously freckled), other trivial imperfections in the text, but EXTREMELY FINE INTERNALLY nevertheless, the leaves unusually bright, fresh, and clean.. Venice: Sessa, 1602. 330 x 225 mm. (13 x 8 3/4"). Sessa's charming cat and mouse printer's device on title page and in colophon, two woodcut portraits, and 1,075 BOTANICAL WOODCUTS (965 in the text and 110 on 19 pages following the text). Durling 1342 (citing the first printing of 1585); Published in 1585 at the direction of Pope Sixtus V and authored by his personal physician, this popular Italian herbal describes the properties and uses of medicinal herbs from Europe, the West Indies, and Asia and provides us with very detailed and often whimsical woodcut illustrations of salubrious plants. In addition to being a botanist and a doctor, Castore Durante (ca. 1529-90) was a poet, and he wrote the Latin verses that appear as part of many descriptions. In the entry for the arbor tristis, for example, Durante compares the melancholy tree to a nymph, and the fanciful woodcut depicts a tree whose trunk is the body of a woman and whose limbs--with carefully detailed, oversized leaves--are her arms stretching up to the moon and stars above. Many of the woodcuts include a tiny human or animal, either tending or eating the plant, and a mere sprig of a fruit bush is shown as a full-grown tree in the midst of a landscape. These flights of imagination are the work of Leonardo Parasole, an Italian engraver and woodcutter, who took the name of his better-known wife, engraver and designer Isabella Parasole (sometimes mistakenly credited for the work here). Durante, whose position as the doctor of the pope no doubt contributed to his authority and to the market for his works, wrote other family medical guides on hygiene and nutrition. Pleasing old (contemporary?) limp vellum, flat spine with later tan morocco label, renewed endpapers and cloth ties.
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NEGRI Cesare (milanese, detto il Trombone),
Le Gratie d'amore. Opera nova et vaghissima, divisa in tre trattati,
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Her. del quon. Pacifico Pontio & Gio. Batt. Piccaglia comp.,, Milano, 1602 - in-folio, grande marca al front. (stemma araldico), ritr. dell'aut. in facsimile, capilett. ornati e 58 bellissime tavv. n.t. (le varie «figure di danza» rappresent. da personaggi femminili e maschili («Leone Palavicino feci - Mauro Rovere inventor.»), oltre ad ess. musicali, perg. coeva (tit. ms. al dorso, lievi mende e integraz. molto margin. alla legat.). Carta freschissima. Prima ediz. di questo bellissimo importantissimo trattato di danza.- pp. (12),296,
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GRUTER, J.
Lampas,sive fax artium liberalium,hoc est thesaurus criticus..
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Frankfurt 1602-23. 7 vols. Contemporary vellum, Vol.I-VI (1602-07) contemporary overlapping vellum;vol.VII by J.P.Pareus (1623) contemporary vellum. (60),1464,(46),(88),1443,(68),(14),774,647,(136),(8),914,(99),(8),692,(24),566,101,(86),812,(87),103 pp. (Brunet II/1771:"La première éd.,1602-34, , 7 vols., dont le septième tome,donné par J.P.Pareus,n'est pas commun,contient plusieurs de pièces que le nouvel éditeur n'a pas fait entrer dans la réimpression". A very good uniform set.)
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ASTOLFI GIO. FELICE
Scelta Curiosa, et Ricca Officina Di Varie Antiche, et Moderne Istorie, Divisa in Tre Libri. Et Adornata Di Belle et Vaghe figure: Nella Quale Si Spiegano Essempi Notabili a Virtu,et a Difetto Parimenti. Da Quali puo Il Professore, Lo Studio
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Venetia: MARCHIO SESSA. [Fig. Historie-Prima Edizione] (cm. 22,6) buona piena pergamena dell' epoca, con unghie e tracce di lacci. -- cc. 12 nn., pp. 518. Ricchi fregi e capilettera, molte xilografie n.t. grandi e piccole. Dedica a Girolamo Michele, nobile veneziano. Le belle incisioni sono per lo più eseguite con gli stessi legni che servirono anteriormente per le opere del Doni impresse dal Marcolini. Edizione originale bella ed elegante. L' opera contiene racconti, novelle, motti e facezie; alcune tratte dai classici del Guicciardini, Domenichi, Doni, Costo ecc. L' autore ha raccolto esempi delle più svariate azioni umane, vizi e virtù, crudeltà e magia. Curiosi i capitoli sull' amore, sulle vestali e donne crudeli, sui golosi, bevitori, guerci, zoppi, femmine di mondo, streghe e donne guerriere nonchè su draghi, serpenti e cani fedeli. Legatura ottimamente restaurata con dorso rifatto e sguardie antiche rimontate, altrimenti esemplare molto bello e nitido con xilografie in ottima tiratura. Edizione mancante Choix, Brunet, Bruni-Evans in Cambridge e a Moranti "Seicentine di Urbino". Antico timbretto al frontis. * Autori Italiani del '600 3327; * Passano I 32; * Gay III 1080; * Graesse I 241; * Michel-Michel I 79; * Bm. Stc. I 54 . in ottime condizioni. Rilegato. Edizione Originale. 1602. Jpg.
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Agel, Vilmos / Eichinger, Ludwig M. / Eroms, Hans Werner / Hellwig, Peter / Heringer, Hans Jürgen / Lobin, Henning
Dependenz und Valenz /Dependency and Valency. Ein internationales Handbuch der zeitgenössischen Forschung /An International Handbook of Contemporary Research / Dependenz und Valenz / Dependency and Valency [2. Halbband]
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Mouton De Gruyter Verlag - Dependenz und Valenz /Dependency and Valency. Ein internationales Handbuch der zeitgenössischen Forschung /An International Handbook of Contemporary Research / Dependenz und Valenz / Dependency and Valency [2. Halbband] (Mouton de Gruyter) ISBN: 978-3-11-017152-5 Leinen IX, 752 S., IX, 851-1602 Seiten Dependenz und Valenz /Dependency and Valency. Ein internationales Handbuch der zeitgenössischen Forschung /An International Handbook of Contemporary Research / Dependenz und Valenz / Dependency and Valency Ágel, Vilmos / Eichinger, Ludwig M. / Eroms, Hans Werner / Hellwig, Peter / Heringer, Hans Jürgen / Lobin, Henning Verlag : Mouton de Gruyter ISBN : 978-3-11-017152-5 Einband : Leinen Preisinfo : 428,00 Eur[D] / 440,00 Eur[A] Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : IX, 752 S., IX, 851-1602 Seiten Erschienen : 1. Aufl. 18.07.2006 Gewicht : 1912 g Aus der Reihe : Handbücher zur Sprach- und Kommunikationswissenschaft 25/2 verwandte Themen : Dependenz Valenz Dependenzgrammatik [DNB] Valenz (Linguistik) [DNB] 428,00 Eur[D] The handbook provides an overview of the current status of research in this field. The second volume begins with a comprehensive description of grammatical phenomena as seen from dependency and valency viewpoints. This is followed by chapters on the application of dependency and valency concepts in computer-based language processing. The remaining chapters deal with contrastive linguistics, grammaticography, lexicography, historical linguistics and other areas of linguistic research in which dependency and valency play a significant role. Vilmos Ágel, Universität Kassel, Ludwig M. Eichinger, Institut für Deutsche Sprache Mannheim, Hans Werner Eroms, Universität Passau, Peter Hellwig, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Hans Jürgen Heringer, Universität Augsburg, Henning Lobin, Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen.
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FELICIANO DE LAZISIO FRANCESCO
SCALA GRIMALDELLI, LIBRO DI ARTIMETICA, ET GEOMETRIA SPECULATIVA, ET PRATTICALE, DIVISO IN TRE LIBRI... SI TRATTA DI COSE PERTINENTI A' MERCANTI... ARTE MAGGIORE DI ALGEBRA... IL MISURAR DELLA TELA, FIENI, BIADE, VINI, PIETRE, ET LIVELAR ACQUE... ACCR
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VERONA,: , DIONIGI FILIBERTI,. (600 FIG. MATEMATICA-ECONOMIA). (cm 20,5) Ottimo cartonato coevo, titolo al dorso, cc. 4 nn., pp 276, molti schemi, diagrammi e figure in xilografia nel t. e ai margini. E' la prima rara edizione del sec. XVII di questa celebre opera, sfuggita anche al Riccardi che la cita solo sulle aggiunte. Manca ad Autori Italiani del 600, Choix, Michel-Michel, Cat. Libri nonche' alla raccolta Einaudi e alla Kress Libr. Italian Economic. Vedi Smith Rara arithmetica: The first part of the book is commercial in charater, and in the second part the author treats of roots, rule of false, and algebra. The third part being devoted to geometry from the pratical side. More complete than the Treviso book, more modern than Borghi, more condensed and pratical than Paciuolo, few books had greater influence on the subsequent teaching of elementary mathematics. Vecchio restauro all'angolo bianco del frontis, tarli ben restaurati al margine di varie carte lontano dal testo. Margine verticale corto che tocca a volte i diagrammi laterali. Altrimenti esemplare molto fresco e nitido. Il Census nazionale OPAC SBN registra solo 3 copie nelle biblioteche italiane. Riccardi, Aggiunte I 48; Sotheran II 10 638; Smith p. 150. . buone condizioni. Rilegato. 1602.
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"JOUBERT, Laurent;"
Erreurs populaires et propos vulgaires touchant la médecine et le régime de santé, refutez et expliquez (première et seconde parties).
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Paris, Pierre Rigaud, 1602 2 tomes en un volume in-12 de (78) ff., 614 pp., (1) f. bl., (32), 451 pp., vélin de l'époque. C'est l'ouvrage le plus important de ce grand médecin, attaché au service des rois Henri III puis Henri IV. Cette édition restitue la dédicace primitive à Marguerite de Navarre, fille, sœur et femme de Roy qui avait été supprimée dans les éditions précédentes. C'est en scientifique que Joubert réfute les préjugés et croyances populaires concernant la médecine et la diététique. Il traite De la médecine et des médecins, De l'enfant, de la lactation et de l'allaitement, De l'appétit et de la soif, Des repas et de l'enbonpoint, De la digestion, Des fruits et salades particulièrement, Traité des vins, Du coucher et du dormir… Il termine par le Vivre sans manger ainsi que par une nomenclature d'erreurs populaires en langue catalane, espagnole, italienne et latine. A la fin du premier tome se trouve un autre de ses traités parmi les plus célèbre : Question vulgaire : quel langage parleroit un enfant qui n'auroit jamais ouy parler. Il démontre que langage n'est pas inné mais acquis et qu'il dépend de l'audition. Il fonde sa démonstration sur l'observation des sourds-muets de naissance. Par ailleurs, Laurent Joubert fut l'un des principaux artisans d'une tentative de réforme de l'orthographe au XVIe siècle. Il expose ici ses théories à travers 4 feuillets intitulés Advertissement sur l'orthographie de M. Joubert. Exemplaire parfait en vélin de l'époque. Oberlé, Les Fastes de Bacchus et de Comus, 492. - Nina Catach, L'Orthographe française à l'époque de la Renaissance, 191-194.
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VENNE, Adriaen van de.
No smoking: two Dutch satires on smokers, Sinne-vonck op den Hollandtschen turf, ende des selfs wonder veen-brandt: in gedicht uyt-geschildert, en aen-gewesen op de Haegsche turf-marct. Hier noch by-gevoegt een vermakelijcken Hollandtschen sinne-droom op het Nieuw wys-mal van den ouden Italiaenschen smit; mitsgaders de vindinge der tabacks wonder-smoock, rijckelijck verciert met konst-beelden.
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(Wt-gevormt in de poëtische druckerije van) Isaac Burchoorn for the author, 1602, The Hague, - 16mo in eights (12,5x9,5 cm). Contemporary vellum with title in ink on spine. Full-page engraved author's portrait by Daniël van den Bremden and two signed engravings in text by Adriaen Jacobsz. Matham after Adriaen van de Venne in the first part, full-page engraved plate and six unsigned engravings in text in the second part. 111 (1 blank); (32), 108, (4, first and last blank) pp. First and only edition of a rare popular book containing a laudatory poem on peat, including a satire on smoking in the first and one of the earliest laudatory poems on tobacco, including also a satire in the second part, by the famous Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne (1589-1662). Van de Venne was a versatile Dutch Baroque painter of allegories, genre subjects and portraits, as well as a miniaturist, book-illustrator and designer of political satires and a good versifier. He went to Leiden to learn to paint, then lived in Middelburg from 1614 and was influenced by Jan Brueghel the Elder and Pieter Brueghel the Elder. Van de Venne also worked as a book illustrator and print designer. He designed among other books the plates of Jacob Cats's Sinne- en minne beelden. Van de Venne moved to The Hague and joined the Guild of Saint Luke in 1625, taking the position of dean in 1637. He was a founding member of Pictura, a group bent on improving the independent status and social position of the artist in Dutch society.In the first part of this book, 'the author, after describing and praising the qualities of Dutch peat, relates (undoubtedly as a satire on smokers) an amusing incident which he says he had witnessed. A farmer, standing on his peat-loaded ship, was smoking a pipe and thus appeared to onlookers to be on fire. Great confusion reigned while some ran for ladders and shovels, and other for water with which to extinguish the assumed blaze, until the nature of the smoke was explained' (Arents). The two illustrative engravings, in fine strong impressions, show a Dutch peat-ship with views of the Hague in the background. The title of the second part, Hollandsche sinne-droom op het Nieuw wys-mal van den ouden Italiaensche smit, ende des selfs gevonden tabacks-wonder-smoock (The Hague, Adriaen van de Venne, 1634) is mentioned on the the title-page of the first part, but also has its own title-page and pagination so that it also could be sold separately. In this part, written in the manner of Jacob Cats, 'is related a lengthy and involved fable in verse, presented a someone's dream, in which the two chief characters are Doddus, a blacksmith, and his helper, Julfus. In the course of their travels they come upon a field where grows a special herb. Doddus determines to make tobacco out of this. Julfus is of the opinion that tobacco smells bad. He is told by his master that it is not food for the belly but is intended only for the nose, mouth and head. Upon the death of Doddus, Julfus plans to propagate ths use of tobacco over the earth. Tobacco, he soliloquizes, deserves fame, for it clarifies poor eyesight, expels lice, and drives away wives. It has, too, other valuable remedial and social powers.' (Arents). The full-page engraving in this part shows an impressive portrait of the blacksmith, and the engravings in text illustrate the play. Good copy.- (Recased, with new endpapers; some sl. waterst.; old owner's ms. entry of first half-title; tiny hole in one leaf, due to original defect in paper, at bottom of C1). Arents, Tobacco II, 194; Franken, Vander Venne, p. 99, III; Hollstein III, D. van den Bremden, p. 218, no. 12; Hollstein XI, Adriaen Jacobsz. Matham, p. 212, no.8; Hollstein XXXV, Anonymous after Adriaen van de Venne, pp. 144-6, nos. 431-37; Waller 1732; Scheepers II, 282.
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DICKENSON, J.).
The arbitrariness of fate, Speculum Tragicum. Regum, Principum, & Magnatum superioris soeculi celebriorum ruinas exitusque calamitosos breviter complectens: in quo & iudicia divina & imbecillitas humana insignibus exemplis declarantur.
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Iacobus Foenicolius, 890, Delphis Batavorum, - Small 8vo. Contemporary vellum, with red title-label on spine. (6), 127, (11) pp. First edition of a popular literary work on the tragic fate of many of the Great of the Earth by John Dickenson. In 1602 the work was taken over by the Elzevirs and several times republished. The book is dedicated, under the author's full name, Ioannes Dickensonus, to George Gilpin, the commercial agent of Queen Elisabeth of England in the Low Countries. It is still undecided wether the present author, whose latin prose and verse is described as having the charm of ease and elegance, is to be identified with the popular English author of the same name, who wrote romances in the English tongue, much in the tradition of Lyly and Greene, the best known of which was "The Shepheardes Complaint" from about 1594. The present work contains numerous short stories on the tragic fate, not only of European and Russian princes, but also on Turkish, Moorish and Egyptian princes, and even the story of Motexuma from Mexico, and of Atabalipa, the King of Peru. The genre was very popular and judged most educational as they reminded people of the arbitrariness of human fate. Fine copy of the rare first edition, with the bookplate of Clifford Coates.- (Small piece cut out of title and repaired, not affecting text; line of greek characters in old ink on top-margin on title). Cf. Willems 44 (Elzevir-ed. of 1602). [Attributes: First Edition]
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JOANNE AZORIO LORCITANO
INSTITUTIONUM MORALIUM IN QUIBUS UNIVERSAE QUAESTIONES AD CONSCENTIAM RECTE, AUT PRAVE FACTORUM PERTINENTES BREVITER TRACTANTUR PARS PRIMA
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APUD HIERONYMUM, ET NICOLAUM POLUM, VENETIIS 1602 - In 4. Dim. 32x22,5x5,5 cm. Pp. 10 (n.n.)+1690+45 (n.n.). Rara edizione completa del 1603 di questa famosa opera del gesuita spagnolo Juan Azor (1536-1603). Azor studiò filosofia ad Alcalà. Visse per diversi anni anche a Roma. Il primo volume dell'opera apparve a Roma nel 1600, il secondo sei anni più tardi ed il terzo nel 1611. Il nostro volume è pertanto in sè completo. Lo scritto ebbe molto successo tanto che venne onorato da un discorso di papa Clemente VIII, fortemente raccomandato da Jacques Benigne Bossuet e tenuto in considerazione da Sant'Alfonso de Liguori. Tra gli argomenti trattati: i peccati, l'eresia, i peccati capitali, la legge, i precetti della Chiesa, la fede, il noviziato ed il sacerdozio, gli ordini religiosi militari. Frontespizio in rosso e nero con bella vignetta xilografica. Testo a due colonne, numerazione doppia. Antica firma al frontespizio e note manoscritte nel testo. Copertina in piena pergamena in cattive condizioni generali con usure ai margini, dorso assente, parti mancanti e piatti quasi staccati; segni di tarlo. Legatura in buone condizioni con qualche rottura. All'interno le pagine si presentano in buone condizioni generali con fioriture e qualche rara brunitura. Lieve gora d'umidità alle prime 12 pagine e da pag. 1674 sino alla fine del volume. Qualche piccola gora marginale. Segno di tarlo ai contropiatti e carte bianche. Numerosi errori di numerazione ma nessuna pagina mancante. Scarce complete edition of 1603 of this famous work by the spanish jesuit Juan Azor (1536-1603). Azor studied philosophy in Alcalà. He lived also for different years in Rome. The first volume of the work appeared in Rome in 1600, the second one six years later and the third one in 1611. Thus our work is complete in itself. The writing has so much success that was honoured with a brief of the Pope Clemente VIII, strongly recommended by Jacques Benigne Bossuet and held into consideration by Saint Alfonso de Liguori. Among the issues treated: the pities, heresies, the deadly sins, the precepts of church, faith, priests, military religious orders. Red and black title page with beautiful xilographic vignette. Two columns text, double numbering. Ancient dignature in the title page and manuscripted notes in the text. Parchment coeval cover in bad general conditions with worn the edges; spine missing, missing parts and plates almost detached; woodworm signs. Binding in good conditions with some crack. Inside pages are in good conditions with foxings and some yellowings. Slight humidity stains in the first 12 pages and from pag. 1674 until the end of the volume. Some little humidity stain. Woodworm signs in the internal part of the plates and in white pages. Different faults of numbering but no page is missing. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Valvasone, Erasmo
LA CACCIA. Ricoretta and di molte stanze amplita con le annotationi di M. Olimpio Marucci.
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Venetia: Franc. Bolzetta, 3rd edition, 1602.. Pp. [7], 167 leaves numbered sequentially on the top right only, engraved hand-colored title page, 5 full-page copper-engraved illustrations. Contemporary full vellum with old morocco spine label, 12mo. The first part of this work is a poem divided into 5 parts (or cantons) - each deals with a different field sport. The fifth canton covers the sport of falconry detailing the hawks used by falconers and the method for catching and training them. The final section of the work contains the annotations of Olimpio Marucci - these are "chiefly directed to an explanation of the classical allusions by the poet" (see Harting, Bibliotheca Accipitraria 273 and Schwerdt II, 278).. Old signature on the rear attached endpaper, some underlining of the text in an old hand, a very good copy in an attractive binding.
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Pergamino, Giacomo
Il Memoriale della lingua estratto dalle scritture de' migliori e piu nobili autori antichi ; ridotto in ordine d'alfabeto
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Venice: Giovanni Battista Ciotti, 1602. First edition. Reference: Bruni & Evans, 4042; Fontanini I,80 ("il primo Vocabolario pieno e metodico"); Gamba 2757 (1617 ed.); Vinciana 3839 (1656 ed., "uno dei migliori vocabolari italiani pubblicati prima della Crusca."). Folio (31 cm); [12], 524, 395 [i.e. 375], lacks two unnumbered leaves errata at end. Title page in red and black. Printer's device on title page and colophon. Text printed in two columns. Woodcut head pieces; initials. Rebacked in period style, retaining eighteenth-century boards in flecked calf gilt with double fillets. Title page and colophon a little worn, but contents generally clean and bright. Few marginal worm trails. Discrete 19th-century library blindstamp on title page, colophon, and few other leaves. The first methodical Italian dictionary based on literary examples, il Memoriale della lingua appeared ten years before the Accademia della Crusca issued its famous dictionary. Gamba points out that Pergamino, who was a friend of Tasso, utilized examples that the Crusca missed, such as Tasso's dialogues, Guido Cavalcanti, Ludovico Dolce and Gian Giorgio Trissino. The first edition is quite scarce, absent from recent auction records, with copies scattered in a few important libraries. Gamba himself saw only the second edition of 1617. A third edition appeard in 1656.
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KRUL, Jan Hermansz.
With an etching attributed to the painter Ferdinand Bol, Pampiere wereld, ofte wereldsche oeffeninge, waer in begrepen zijn meest alle de rijmen, en werken.
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(Jan Jacobsz. Schipper for the Author, 6169, Amsterdam, - 4 parts in 1 vol. Folio. Contemporary vellum. With engraved title, plate by F. Bol, and 90 engravings in text, of which 42 emblematic, and with musical scores. XVI, 320, 374, 88 pp. First edition of the collected works of the famous Dutch poet Jan Hermansz Krul (1602-1644). One etching is attributed to the painter Ferdinand Bol. Good copy. Landwehr, Fable & Emblem Books Low Countries 430; Praz, p. 390; De Vries, Emblemata 158; Scheurleer, Liedboeken, p. 48; Van Bemmel, Bibliogr. Krul 53. [Attributes: First Edition]
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DURANTE, CASTORE.
HERBARIO NOVO.
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Venice: Sessa, 1602 - 6 p.l., 492, [32], [19], [1] pp. Second Edition. Pleasing old (contemporary?) limp vellum, flat spine with later tan morocco label, renewed endpapers and cloth ties. Sessa's charming cat and mouse printer's device on title page and in colophon, two woodcut portraits, and 1,075 BOTANICAL WOODCUTS (965 in the text and 110 on 19 pages following the text). Extremities a little rubbed, vellum a bit soiled, but the binding perfectly satisfactory, with no serious defects. A small portion of one corner torn away, a few leaves with minor foxing (one preliminary leaf more obviously freckled), other trivial imperfections in the text, but EXTREMELY FINE INTERNALLY nevertheless, the leaves unusually bright, fresh, and clean. Durling 1342 (citing the first printing of 1585); Nissen BBI 569; Wellcome I, 1962. Published in 1585 at the direction of Pope Sixtus V and authored by his personal physician, this popular Italian herbal describes the properties and uses of medicinal herbs from Europe, the West Indies, and Asia and provides us with very detailed and often whimsical woodcut illustrations of salubrious plants. In addition to being a botanist and a doctor, Castore Durante (ca. 1529-90) was a poet, and he wrote the Latin verses that appear as part of many descriptions. In the entry for the arbor tristis, for example, Durante compares the "melancholy tree" to a nymph, and the fanciful woodcut depicts a tree whose trunk is the body of a woman and whose limbs--with carefully detailed, oversized leaves--are her arms stretching up to the moon and stars above. Many of the woodcuts include a tiny human or animal, either tending or eating the plant, and a mere sprig of a fruit bush is shown as a full-grown tree in the midst of a landscape. These flights of imagination are the work of Leonardo Parasole, an Italian engraver and woodcutter, who took the name of his better-known wife, engraver and designer Isabella Parasole (sometimes mistakenly credited for the work here). Durante, whose position as the doctor of the pope no doubt contributed to his authority and to the market for his works, wrote other family medical guides on hygiene and nutrition. $6200 [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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BOSSE, A.
First exposition of Desargues' Perspective Universelle, Maniere universelle de Mr. Desargues, pour pratiquer la perspective par petit-pied, comme le geometral. Ensemble les places et proportions des fortes & foibles touches, teintes ou couleurs.
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Pierre Des-Hayes, 15441, Paris, - 2 parts in 1 vol. 8vo. Original vellum. With fine engraved allegorical frontispiece, full-page engraved armorial dedication to Michel Larcher, full-page engraved portrait of Michel Larcher, engraved allegorical title next to the lettterpress title, engraved table at the end, and numerous plans and designs of perspective on 158 full-page engraved plates, all by Abraham Bosse. (16), 342, (2) pp. First edition of one of the most richly illustrated works by Abraham Bosse (1602-1676), promoting and fully explaining and demonstrating the rules of the new "universal perspective", invented by Girard Desargues (1593-1661). The first part of the work is sub-titled: "Regle de la Pratique de la Perspective, pour le traict des Figures, d'Assiette, d'Eslevation, de Profil & d'Ombre ou d'Ombrage", and most richly and clearly explains and depicts on 124 numbered plates the application of Desargues' method for architects, relief sculptors, civil engineers, the drawing of prospects and shadows, etc. Special attention is given also to the illusionistic perspective designs of domes, vaults, passages, ceilings, etc. The sub-title of the second part reads: "Regle de la Pratique de la Perspective, pour les Places et Proportions des Fortes & Foibles Touches, Teintes ou Couleurs". This part clearly explains and depicts on plates 125-156 the rules of the practical application of Desargues' universal perspective for military engineers, fortifications, etc., as well as for painters, for the perspecitive for shades and colours. All plates were made by Abraham Bosse, and are numbered 1 to 156, but the numbers 151 and 156 were used twice. The book also includes an added treatise by Desargues himself, on pages 321-334, in which he both stated and geometrically proved FOR THE FIRST TIME in print what is now known as Desargues' theorem: that if the three lines joining the corresponding vertices of two triangles intersect in a point, then the corresponding sides of the two triangles intersect in three points on a line, and vice versa. This is dated at the end: "A Paris en May 1636". That it was added to Bosse's book was only discovered by Servois in 1804. The treatise of 1636 in which Desargues announced his revolutionary theorem was until recently completely lost. Now a single known copy is to be found in the Bibliothèque Nationale at Paris. Bosse's works, using and promoting the theorem of Desargues, were heavily criticized by the Jesuit publisher's on perspective, as a virtual "war about perspective" raged at the time. But the newly founded "Académie Royale" supported the "new" theorem and its defenders, and in 1648 Bosse was invited to teach perspective at the Academy at Paris. As engraver Abraham Bosse was not eligible as a member of the "Académie", but he was made a Honorary Member in 1651 in recognition of his teaching. Bosse's works present also a good idea of his lectures, in which he gave direct and clear instructions on the application of Desargues's "Manière Universelle" to the various arts. Fine copy.- (Old owner's ms. entries on title & first endpapers). Vagnetti EIIIb44; Fowler 56; Berlin Kat. 4716 (bound with another work by Bosse); Cicognara 817; Kemp, The Science of Art, pp. 121-125, et passim. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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DE BRY, Theodor
Americae Nona & Postrema Pars
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Frankfurt: Matthias Becker, 1602. First Latin edition of the ninth part of the De Bry!s Grand Voyages, containing an extremely important account of a Pacific voyage by Olivier van Noort -- as well as much ethnographic material relating to the indigenous Indian culture of Mexico and Peru. As the importance of the America material in all of the De Bry volumes is extremely well-known -- !the cornerstone of every library of Americana! (Penrose) --, let us focus on the Pacific material. Like the earlier parts of the De Bry series, this volume provided the majority of European readers with the first detailed illustrations of many of the locales described, particularly of the Philippines and other Pacific locales. In fact, according to Lach, the van Noort account contains !the earliest first-hand Dutch descriptions of the Ladrones (Marianas), the Philippines, and Borneo.! -- Asia III.1.442. On the political front, it was the first publication to inform Europe that the Spanish monopoly of the Pacific was being aggressively challenged by the Dutch, including an illustration showing the battle of Manila. Van Noort journeyed to the Moluccas via the Straits of Magellan, entering them in September of 1599 but, owing to disastrous weather conditions in that precipitous region, it did not reach the Pacific until the end of the following February. Continuing along the coast of Chile, he stopped at Peru, New Spain, and eventually reached the Mariana Islands, Manila, Borneo and Java. !Van Noort describes the Ladrones very much as did the earlier Spanish writers: the people are superb swimmers, incorrigible thieves, live without law, hold women in common, and subsist on bananas, coconuts, sweet potatoes and sugar cane, which they gladly trade for pieces of old iron. The Dutch writer reports on the visible damage suffered by many of the islanders from the Spanish pox (syphilis)... the Dutch were impressed and somewhat bewildered by the vast number of Philippine islands. To thread their way from the San Bernadino Straits to Manila they seized both native canoes and a Chinese junk to obtain pilots. They notice the usually naked and tattooed natives, the houses on stilts, and the many boats and ships which bring what is called tribute from the outlying islands to the Spanish at Manila. From a captured Chinese pilot they learned much about Manila!s size and fortification and about its large Chinese settlement. Luzon is thought to be larger than Scotland and England combined.! -- Lach, III.1.442. Chirino (Cartography of the Philippines) includes 4 maps in the present volume, all notable for their early date: #9 Ladrones insula descriptio; #10 Quid in Ladrones insula Hollandis acciderit; #11 De sinu Baye la Baye, which he terms the !first scene of Albay in southern Luzon province, where Admiral van Noort paused on route to Manila. Dutch ship is anchored in the bay, with a tattooed native holding a bow and arrow, while another wears shorts!; #13 Hollandorum cum Hispanis ante Manillam pugna navalis. The van Noort was first published in Dutch, in editions of 1601 and a corrected edition of 1602. As the first Latin edition, this account in the de Bry series was the first to gain a general European readership. * Church 168; Griffin, Bibliography of the Philippines, p. 24; Medina XXX; Chirino, Cartography of the Philippines p. 20 & pp. 79ff.. Folio, 362 pp., with 1 map outside collation; (1) f., xxv numbered plates; 100 pp (misbound after plates); (1) f., XIV plates. Bound in later vellum. Blank lower margin of title and following 2 leaves re-margined; typical light browning to text leaves almost always seen in this series, but generally not affecting maps and plates, which are in very good impressions. Good.
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MYLIUS, ARNOLD & DAMIANI GOES & VERHEIDEN, GUILLELMUS & CASPAR CASPARIUS & JOHANN WILHELM STUCK.
1. De Rebus Hispanicis, Lusitanicis, Aragonicis, Indicis & Aethiopicis. Damiani à Goes, Lusitani, Hieronymi Pauli, Barcinonensis, Hieronymi Blanci, Cæsaraugustani, Opera. (Mylius et Goes) - 2. De iure belli Belgici aAduersius Philippum regem Hispanniarum. Oratio Nobilis Belgæ, ad Potentissimos, ac Serennissimos Christiani orbis Principes.Traguediae noua, Casparis Casparii. - 3. Princeps Auriacus; siue Libertas Defensa: Tragoedia Nova. Auctore Casparo Caspario. - 4. Reponsum Iuris a qvibusdam Magnis Belcarum iureconsultis Scriptum, pro S. Romani Imperij subditis.Augustæ Vindelicorum. - 5. Irene Gallica, Hoc est, de Pace et Concordia in Gallis Sancita, auspicijs Henrici IV. Galliarum et Narvarræ egis: Gratulatio a Gallos. Vbi Præter Belli Pac
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- Coloniae Agrippinae (Köln), Birckmannica, 1602 - Hagæ Comitis (Haag), Alberti Henrici, 1599 - Delphis, Albert Henrici, 1599 - Augustæ Vindelicorum (Augsburg), Ioan. Prætorij, 1602. - Tigurino (Zürich), 1602. Small 8vo. Bound in one contemp. full blindstamped pigskin, raised band, handwritten titles on spine. Remains of ties. An 1. (24),443 pp. and 1 engraved portrait (Goes). - 2. 132 pp. - 3. 46 pp. - 4. (70) pp. - 5. 190,(1) pp. Containing 5 very scarce works, mainly dealing with the history of Spain, Portugal, India and Ethiopia.
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BOXHORN, Marcus Zuerius & (Tobias FENDT).
In memory of Classical Antiquity, Monumenta illustrium virorum et elogia. Editio nova. Aucta antiquis monumentis in agro trajectina repertis.
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Gysbert van Zyl, A18GL793GU03, Utrecht, - Folio. Contemporary overlapping vellum, red label with title lettered in gold, blindstamped sides, blue edges. With engraved allegorical frontispiece, 125 full-page numbered engraved plates (of which 88 with text on opposite page), and 2 full-page unnumbered engraved plates, all with grave-stones and tombs of famous Italian men. (2), 176, 8, (4) pp. Enlarged second edition, with the text by M. Boxhorn, of this work depicting commemorative tombstones of famous Italian men, including Cicero, Ovidius, Lucretius, Virgilius, Dante Alighieri and many others. The text is written by Marcus Zuerius Boxhorn (1602-1653). Boxhorn, professor at the university of Leyden, was a prolific writer, he was both nationally and internationally held in high esteem as a scholar. The engravings in the present work are by Tobias Fendt (ca. 1500-1576), a painter and engraver in Breslau, they were first published in: "Monumenta sepulcrorum cum epigraphis ingenio et doctrina" in 1574, for which he received a privilege by Maximilian II in 1575. In 1638 Boxhorn contributed the text to the 125 plates by Fendt and this work, titled: 'Monumenta Illustrorium Virorum et Elogia Cura ac Studio' was published by Joann. Janssonius at Amsterdam.The present enlarged edition contains 2 extra plates. Very good copy, from the library of William Stirling Maxwell (with his bookplate plate on inside frontcover, and ms. note pasted in). Berlin Kat. 3675; for Fendt cf. Thieme-Becker 11, p. 386; Cat. Kunsthist. Bibl. Rijksmuseum. A'dam II, 3 (under Fendt); Molhuysen-Blok VI, 178-180; Graesse 515.
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"JOUBERT, Laurent;"
Erreurs populaires et propos vulgaires touchant la médecine et le régime de santé, refutez et expliquez (première et seconde parties).
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Paris, Pierre Rigaud, 1602 2 tomes en un volume in-12 de (78) ff., 614 pp., (1) f. bl., (32), 451 pp., vélin de l'époque. C'est l'ouvrage le plus important de ce grand médecin, attaché au service des rois Henri III puis Henri IV. Cette édition restitue la dédicace primitive à Marguerite de Navarre, fille, sœur et femme de Roy qui avait été supprimée dans les éditions précédentes. C'est en scientifique que Joubert réfute les préjugés et croyances populaires concernant la médecine et la diététique. Il traite De la médecine et des médecins, De l'enfant, de la lactation et de l'allaitement, De l'appétit et de la soif, Des repas et de l'enbonpoint, De la digestion, Des fruits et salades particulièrement, Traité des vins, Du coucher et du dormir… Il termine par le Vivre sans manger ainsi que par une nomenclature d'erreurs populaires en langue catalane, espagnole, italienne et latine. A la fin du premier tome se trouve un autre de ses traités parmi les plus célèbre : Question vulgaire : quel langage parleroit un enfant qui n'auroit jamais ouy parler. Il démontre que langage n'est pas inné mais acquis et qu'il dépend de l'audition. Il fonde sa démonstration sur l'observation des sourds-muets de naissance. Par ailleurs, Laurent Joubert fut l'un des principaux artisans d'une tentative de réforme de l'orthographe au XVIe siècle. Il expose ici ses théories à travers 4 feuillets intitulés Advertissement sur l'orthographie de M. Joubert. Exemplaire parfait en vélin de l'époque. Oberlé, Les Fastes de Bacchus et de Comus, 492. - Nina Catach, L'Orthographe française à l'époque de la Renaissance, 191-194.
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KIRCHER, Athanasius.
A truly encyclopedic work on magnetism, Magnes, sive de arte magnetica. Opus tripartitum, quo universa magnetis natura, eiusque in omnibus scientijs & artibus usus, nova methodo explicatur: ac praeterea e viribus & prodigiosis effectibus magneticarum, aliarumque abditarum naturae motionum in elementis, lapidibus, plantis, animalibus, elucescentium, multa hucusque incognita natura arcana, per physica, medica,chymica, & mathematica omnis generis experimenta recluduntur.
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Vitalis Mascardi, for Blasius Deversin & Zanobius Masotti, 14823, Rome, - Folio. Contemporary vellum. With richly engraved hermetic and symbolic frontispiece by F. Valentius, large engraved double publisher's devices on title; title printed in red and black; full-page engraved emblematic plate for the dedication with the portrait of Emperor Ferdinand IV in the centre; 34 mostly full-page engraved plates; 215 woodcut illustrations, about 50 tables and several examples of musical scores in the text. (32), 618, (28) pp. The third much enlarged, thoroughly revised and best edition, of one of the major scientific works by the famous German Jesuit scholar, Athanasius Kircher (1602-1680), a truly encyclopedic work on magnetism. Born in Mainz, Kircher was educated in the humanities, natural science, and the various disciplines of 17th century mathematics. He also studied hieroglyphics and observed the sunspots with a telescope of his own invention, before he was, in 1628, appointed professor in philosophy and mathematics, and in Hebrew and Eastern languages as well, at the University of Würzburg. Here he also experimented with medicine and chemistry. Still in Würzburg he published in 1631 his first major work, his Ars Magnetica, in which he extensively reports on his invention of a method for measuring magnetic power by means of a balance. The present copy is the third and best edition of this work. Because of the 30-Year's War Kircher fled with his best pupil Caspar Scott to France were he was appointed professor at Avignon, where he met Hevelius and Gassendi and corresponded with Schreiner. In 1633 he was appointed by Ferdinand II as professor in mathematics at Vienna, but on his journey he arrived by chance in Rome, where, in 1638, he was appointed professor of mathematics at the College in Rome, where he lectured for eight years. Then he withdrew to devote himself entirely to his studies and his scientific experiments, all in all spending some forty-six years of working and studying in private. At the time Rome was the centre of a worldwide network of Jesuit missionaries and others who reported on their journeys and new discoveries. Kircher's studies and experiments covered practically all fields in both the humanities and the sciences. He wanted to comprehend as well as to disseminate all the knowledge that was available at his time. Kircher published some 44 books and left over 2,000 letters and manuscripts, now in the Vatican Library. He published several richly illustrated compendia in various fields which became very popular, like an encyclopedic work on music, Musurgia Universalis, published at Rome in 1650, an encyclopedic work on optics, Ars Magna lucis et umbrae, published at Rome in 1646, and of course the present work on magnetism, which was for Kircher an omnibus of scientific and also phantastic theories. He researched and measured magnetism in all fields, in cosmology, astronomy, geography, optics, ectricity, medicine, metals, animals, music, love, etc. The numerous plates and illustrations depict magnetism in the spheres, magnetic calendars, compasses, astrolabes, experiments with magnets in art and nature, etc. Of interest are Kircher's theories on electricity and most remarkable are his expositions on musical magnetism. Fine copy.Fine copy, with the bookplate of M. Hyacinth Theodor Baron.- (Binding slightly stained; small defects to lower border of first leaves; some occasional browning). De Backer-Sommervogel IV, 1048-9; Caillet 5780; Poggendorff I, 1258-9; Wheeler Gift 116 a; DSB 7, pp. 374-378; cf. Kemp, The Science of Art, p. 280-1, passim.
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Aristoteles.
Commentariorum Collegii Conimbricensis Societatis Jesu.
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. In octo libros Physicorum Aristotelis Stagiritae, ... Qui nunc primum Graeco Aristotelis contextu, Latino e regione respondenti, aucti, ob studiosorum Philosophiae usum in Germania sunt editi; accessit etiam quaestionum index ... (2 Teile in einem Band = komplet). Coloniae (Köln): Lazarus Zetzner, 1602. Blindgeprägter Leder-Einband d. Zt. über Holzdecken mit vier Bünden und einer (von zwei) Orig.-Messingschließe. Prima Pars: Titelblatt in rot u. schwarz gedruckt mit Titelblatt-Vignette (Textholzschnitt), (6 S.) Index, 542 Spalten, (14 S.) Indicis volumnis primi; Titelblatt Secunda Pars mit Titelvignette (Textholzschnitt); (13 S.) Index capitum quaestionum ..., 524 Spalten. - 26 x 18. * Griechisch-lateinische Ausgabe der Quaestionen und acht Bücher der Physik des Aristoteles mit lateinischem Kommentar der sogenannten Coimbrizenser. Vier Mitglieder des Jesuitenkollegs von Coimbra verfassten zwischen 1592 und 1606 eine fünfbändige, kommentierte Aristoteles-Ausgabe, deren erster Teil, die "Physika" hier in einer Kölner Ausgabe vorliegt. Verfasser des Kommentars zur "Physika" ist Manoel de Goes (1547-1593/97). - VD 17 3:300224A und 3:300242R; De Backer/Sommervogel II, 1273, 1; vgl. LTK II, 1251. Nicht bei Hoffmann. - Einbandrücken und eine Metallschließe fehlen. - Alter Bibliotheksstempel auf dem Titelblatt...
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Erasmo Valvasone
LA CACCIA. Ricoretta and di molte stanze amplita con le annotationi di M. Olimpio Marucci.
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Venetia: Franc. Bolzetta, 3rd edition, 1602. Pp. [7], 167 leaves numbered sequentially on the top right only, engraved hand-colored title page, 5 full-page copper-engraved illustrations. Contemporary full vellum with old morocco spine label, 12mo. The first part of this work is a poem divided into 5 parts (or cantons) - each deals with a different field sport. The fifth canton covers the sport of falconry detailing the hawks used by falconers and the method for catching and training them. The final section of the work contains the annotations of Olimpio Marucci - these are "chiefly directed to an explanation of the classical allusions by the poet" (see Harting, Bibliotheca Accipitraria 273 and Schwerdt II, 278). Old signature on the rear attached endpaper, some underlining of the text in an old hand, a very good copy in an attractive binding. [Publisher: Venetia: Franc. Bolzetta, 3rd edition, 1602.]
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Valvasone, Erasmo
LA CACCIA. Ricoretta and di molte stanze amplita con le annotationi di M. Olimpio Marucci
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Venetia: Franc. Bolzetta, 3rd edition, 1602.. Old signature on the rear attached endpaper, some underlining of the text in an old hand, a very good copy in an attractive binding.. Pp. [7], 167 leaves numbered sequentially on the top right only, engraved hand-colored title page, 5 full-page copper-engraved illustrations. Contemporary full vellum with old morocco spine label, 12mo. The first part of this work is a poem divided into 5 parts (or cantons) - each deals with a different field sport. The fifth canton covers the sport of falconry detailing the hawks used by falconers and the method for catching and training them. The final section of the work contains the annotations of Olimpio Marucci - these are "chiefly directed to an explanation of the classical allusions by the poet" (see Harting, Bibliotheca Accipitraria 273 and Schwerdt II, 278).
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MYLIUS, ARNOLD & DAMIANI GOES & VERHEIDEN, GUILLELMUS & CASPAR CASPARIUS & JOHANN WILHELM STUCK.
1. De Rebus Hispanicis, Lusitanicis, Aragonicis, Indicis & Aethiopicis. Damiani à Goes, Lusitani, Hieronymi Pauli, Barcinonensis, Hieronymi Blanci, Cæsaraugustani, Opera. (Mylius et Goes) - 2. De iure belli Belgici aAduersius Philippum regem Hispanniarum. Oratio Nobilis Belgæ, ad Potentissimos, ac Serennissimos Christiani orbis Principes....Traguediae noua, Casparis Casparii. - 3. Princeps Auriacus; siue Libertas Defensa: Tragoedia Nova. Auctore Casparo Caspario. - 4. Reponsum Iuris a qvibusdam Magnis Belcarum iureconsultis Scriptum, pro S. Romani Imperij subditis.....Augustæ Vindelicorum. - 5. Irene Gallica, Hoc est, de Pace et Concordia in Gallis Sancita, auspicijs Henrici IV. Galliarum et Narvarræ egis: Gratulatio a Gallos. Vbi Præter Belli Pacis'q, civilis & causarum... Auctore Joh. Guilielmo Stuckio.
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Coloniae Agrippinae (Köln), Birckmannica, 1602 - Hagæ Comitis (Haag), Alberti Henrici, 1599 - Delphis, Albert Henrici, 1599 - Augustæ Vindelicorum (Augsburg), Ioan. Prætorij, 1602. - Tigurino (Zürich), 1602. Small 8vo. Bound in one contemp. full blindstamped pigskin, raised band, handwritten titles on spine. Remains of ties. An 1. (24),443 pp. and 1 engraved portrait (Goes). - 2. 132 pp. - 3. 46 pp. - 4. (70) pp. - 5. 190,(1) pp.
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SMITH, William - STENT, Peter
Essexiae Comitatus description ...
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London: , 1602-[c.1645]. 440 x 560 mm., with two minor tears just effecting the margin lower centre, expertly repaired, otherwise in very good condition. William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an office of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius’ departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latter’s imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE. Peter Stent loomed very large in the London market for loose prints and maps from about 1641 until his death. Sometime quite probably during the English Civil war when there was an increased demand for maps of the counties Stent acquired the copper plates to William Smith’s maps. It was certainly by c.1655 when his lists them in his broadside catalogue. He was to sell them as individual sheets with his added imprint Printed and sould by P. Stent and are therefore of EXTREME RARITY on the market today. The map displays London in the west and is derived from that of Christopher Saxton though roads have been added following John Norden. Smith must have had access to the unpublished manuscript of the county by Norden. Skelton (1970) p. 21 & no. 49; Imago Mundi 36 pp. 90-2.
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FELICIANO DE LAZISIO FRANCESCO
SCALA GRIMALDELLI, LIBRO DI ARTIMETICA, ET GEOMETRIA SPECULATIVA, ET PRATTICALE, DIVISO IN TRE LIBRI. SI TRATTA DI COSE PERTINENTI A' MERCANTI. ARTE MAGGIORE DI ALGEBRA. IL MISURAR DELLA TELA, FIENI, BIADE, VINI, PIETRE, ET LIVELAR ACQUE. ACCRESCI
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, DIONIGI FILIBERTI,, VERONA, 1602 - (600 FIG. MATEMATICA-ECONOMIA). (cm 20,5) Ottimo cartonato coevo, titolo al dorso, cc. 4 nn., pp 276, molti schemi, diagrammi e figure in xilografia nel t. e ai margini. E' la prima rara edizione del sec. XVII di questa celebre opera, sfuggita anche al Riccardi che la cita solo sulle aggiunte. Manca ad Autori Italiani del 600, Choix, Michel-Michel, Cat. Libri nonche' alla raccolta Einaudi e alla Kress Libr. Italian Economic. Vedi Smith Rara arithmetica: The first part of the book is commercial in charater, and in the second part the author treats of roots, rule of false, and algebra. The third part being devoted to geometry from the pratical side. More complete than the Treviso book, more modern than Borghi, more condensed and pratical than Paciuolo, few books had greater influence on the subsequent teaching of elementary mathematics. Vecchio restauro all'angolo bianco del frontis, tarli ben restaurati al margine di varie carte lontano dal testo. Margine verticale corto che tocca a volte i diagrammi laterali. Altrimenti esemplare molto fresco e nitido. Il Census nazionale OPAC SBN registra solo 3 copie nelle biblioteche italiane. Riccardi, Aggiunte I 48; Sotheran II 10 638; Smith p. 150.
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The Bible, that is, The Holy Scriptures contained in the Old and New Testament, translated according to the Ebrew and Greeke, and conferred with the best translations in diuers languages, with most profitable annotations upon all the hard places, and othe
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Imprinted at London by Robert Barker, Printer to the Queenes most excellent Maijestie, Anno 1602. Reprint of original 1592 edition. Folio. (5) 249(1)pp. Rebound. Modern leather binding with stamped title and year on spine. Raised bands. Full page frontispiece of Adam & Eve and the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden. Illustrated with 25 in-text copper engravings as well as a map of the Ancient Near East. #11;#11;On the "Geneva Bible" (of which this is one edition):#11;The Geneva Bible (1557-1560)#11;Geneva became the rallying place of the more advanced members of the Protestant party in exile, and under the strong rule of Calvin it was identified with Puritanism in its most rigid form. It was by a relative of Calvin, and under his own patronage, that the work of improving the English translation of the Bible was once more taken in hand. In two respects this marked an epoch in the history of the English Bible. It was the first version to be printed in Roman type, and the first in which the division of the text into numbered verses (originally made by Robert Stephanus for his Greaco-Latin Bible of 1551) was introduced. A preface was contributed by Calvin himself. The translator claims to have made constant use of the original Greek and of translations in other tongues, and he added a full marginal commentary. Furthermore, it was at once made the basis of a revised version of both Testaments by a group of Puritan scholars. The result was a version which completely distanced its predecessors in scholarship, while in style and vocabulary it worthily carried on the great tradition established by Tyndale. Its success was as decisive as it was well deserved; and in one respect it met a want which none of its predecessors had attempted to meet. Coverdale's, Matthew's, and the Great Bible were all large folios, suitable for use in church, but unsuited both in size and in price for private possession and domestic study. The Geneva Bible, on the contrary, was moderate in both respects, and achieved instant and long-enduring popularity as the Bible for personal use. For a full century it continued to be the Bible of the people, and it was upon this version, and not upon that of King James, that the Bible knowledge of the Puritans of the Civil War was built up. Its notes furnished them with a full commentary on the sacred text, predominantly horatory or monitory in character, but Calvinistic in general tone, and occasionally definitely polemical.#11;#11;Minor scuffing and staining to boards. This edition is incomplete, ending with Psalm 30 on page 250, 12 pages into the Second Part of the Bible. The original title page of Part Two is present. However, Psalm 31 is only partially present and there is no Prophets or New Testament. First Part is complete, ending with the Book of Job. Original illustrated title page of Part One is trimmed and mounted. Sporadic worming throughout, primarily in gutter and bottom margin, not affecting text. Binding in very good, book in good condition. STC, 2nd Ed., 2183, Darlow and Moule, 203. #11;Historical Catalogue of Printed Bibles: English 1525-1961. 268 reprint of 210
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FELICIANO DE LAZISIO FRANCESCO
Scala Grimaldelli, Libro di Artimetica, et Geometria Speculativa, et Pratticale, Diviso in Tre Libri... Si Tratta di Cose Pertinenti a' Mercanti... Arte Maggiore di Algebra... IL Misurar della Tela, Fieni, Biade, Vini, Pietre, et Livelar Acque...
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ACCRESCI Verona,, Dionigi Filiberti. 1602. (600 FIG. MATEMATICA-ECONOMIA). (cm 20,5) Ottimo cartonato coevo, titolo al dorso, cc. 4 nn. pp 276, molti schemi, diagrammi e figure in xilografia nel t. e ai margini. E' la prima rara edizione del sec. XVII di questa celebre opera, sfuggita anche al Riccardi che la cita solo sulle aggiunte. Manca ad Autori Italiani del 600, Choix, Michel-Michel, Cat. Libri nonche' alla raccolta Einaudi e alla Kress Libr. Italian Economic. Vedi Smith Rara arithmetica: The first part of the book is commercial in charater, and in the second part the author treats of roots, rule of false, and algebra. The third part being devoted to geometry from the pratical side. More complete than the Treviso book, more modern than Borghi, more condensed and pratical than Paciuolo, few books had greater influence on the subsequent teaching of elementary mathematics. Vecchio restauro all'angolo bianco del frontis, tarli ben restaurati al margine di varie carte lontano dal testo. Margine verticale corto che tocca a volte i diagrammi laterali. Altrimenti esemplare molto fresco e nitido. Il Census nazionale OPAC SBN registra solo 3 copie nelle biblioteche italiane. Riccardi, Aggiunte I 48; Sotheran II 10 638; Smith p. 150.
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Aristoteles
Commentariorum Collegii Conimbricensis Societatis Jesu
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- In octo libros Physicorum Aristotelis Stagiritae. Qui nunc primum Graeco Aristotelis contextu, Latino e regione respondenti, aucti, ob studiosorum Philosophiae usum in Germania sunt editi; accessit etiam quaestionum index. (2 Teile in einem Band = komplet). Coloniae (Köln): Lazarus Zetzner, 1602. Blindgeprägter Leder-Einband d. Zt. über Holzdecken mit vier Bünden und einer (von zwei) Orig.-Messingschließe. Prima Pars: Titelblatt in rot u. schwarz gedruckt mit Titelblatt-Vignette (Textholzschnitt), (6 S.) Index, 542 Spalten, (14 S.) Indicis volumnis primi; Titelblatt Secunda Pars mit Titelvignette (Textholzschnitt); (13 S.) Index capitum quaestionum., 524 Spalten. - 26 x 18. * Griechisch-lateinische Ausgabe der Quaestionen und acht Bücher der Physik des Aristoteles mit lateinischem Kommentar der sogenannten Coimbrizenser. Vier Mitglieder des Jesuitenkollegs von Coimbra verfassten zwischen 1592 und 1606 eine fünfbändige, kommentierte Aristoteles-Ausgabe, deren erster Teil, die "Physika" hier in einer Kölner Ausgabe vorliegt. Verfasser des Kommentars zur "Physika" ist Manoel de Goes (1547-1593/97). - VD 17 3:300224A und 3:300242R; De Backer/Sommervogel II, 1273, 1; vgl. LTK II, 1251. Nicht bei Hoffmann. - Einbandrücken und eine Metallschließe fehlen. - Alter Bibliotheksstempel auf dem Titelblatt. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Ripa, Polydorus
Tractatus De Nocturno Tempore: in Quo Absoluta Criminalium Praxis...
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1602. Ripa, Polydorus [d. 1613]. Tractatus de Nocturno Tempore: In Quo Absoluta Criminalium Praxis: In Quo Absoluta Criminalium Praxis, Canonicaeq; Materiae, Beneficiorum Praecipue Continentur: Contractus Etiam, Servitutes, Iudicia Civilia, Ultimae Voluntates ad Susceptam Provinciam Observantur. Pleraque Tandem Alia Tumultuaria Subisciuntur. Receptae Doctorum Sententiae Hoc Signo * Notatur. Index Praeterea Titulorum Duplex Adiicitur, Ordinqarius Prior, Posterior Alphabeticus. Postremo, Rerum Etiam, & Verborum Summae Duplices, & Breviores, & Locupletiores, In Cuiusibet Usum Accommodantur. Venice: Apud Petrum Mariam Bertanum, 1602. [xxiv], 332, [66] pp. Main text in parallel columns. Quarto (8" x 6"). Contemporary limp vellum, early hand-lettered title to spine. Extremities bumped, some darkening to spine, front hinge reinforced, rear hinge cracked but secure, moderate worming to pastedowns, crack near center of text block. Large woodcut device to title page, woodcut decorated initials. Toning, faint dampspotting in a few places, light browning to title page. An appealing copy of a scarce title. * Second and final edition, one of two imprints in 1602, the other an octavo published by Spiess in Frankfurt. First published in 1601, this curious canon-law treatise by a Milanese jurist addresses criminal acts performed after dark and situations when convicts may be punished or executed at night. Changes to this addition are noted with an asterisk. 3 copies of this edition located in North America (at UC-Berkeley, Harvard Law School and the UT-Austin Ransom Library), no copies of the other 1602 edition, and 2 copies of the 1601 edition (at St. Bonaventure University and the University of Kansas). British Museum Catalogue (Compact Edition) 21: 689.
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ARNIGIO Bartolomeo
LE DIECI VEGLIE, DE GLI AMMENDATI COSTUMI DELL'HUMANA VITA. Nelle quali non solo si tratta de quelle virtù, chà viver nella luce di Dio, et de gli huomini bisognevoli sono: ma etiandio si flagellano acerrimamente que' vitii, che più de gli altri Travisano
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Vangelista Deuchino, Treviso 1602 - (600 RARO, BRESCIA-PERUGIA). (cm 20,5) Buona piena pergamena originale con tracce di lacci, cc. 4 nn., pp 700, cc. 6 nn., frontis rosso e nero. Seconda edizione molto rara, prima 1572, di questa interessante opera di erudizione morale. Curiose sono le veglie V, VI e IX, sul governo dei maritati, sulla inferiorità della virtù femminile, cura della famiglia, miseria dei pedanti, ubriachezza, odio, amore, superbia e tantissime altre cose. Passano: "L'opera fu tenuta in pregio da' letterati". L'autore, bresciano, nato nel 1523, fu Accademico Occulto, detto il Soligo. Ottimo e genuino esemplare. Timbri al frontis di bibl. estinta: "Bibliotheca Montis Perusiae" ed ex libris manoscr. antico: "Ad uso del Padre Tommaso dal Lago (Trasimeno) minore oss.". Il census Opac SBN registra solo 10 copie nelle biblioteche italiane. *Passano, Novellieri, I 28; Lancetti, Pseudonimia, 254 e 330; Choix 12592; Michel-Michel I 74; Graesse I 225; Brunet I 491. Manca ad Autori Italiani del '600 e al British M. Cat. XVII Cent. Italian Books.
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ARNIGIO BARTOLOMEO.
Le Diece veglie de gli ammendati costumi dell'humana vita. Nelle quali non sol si tratta di quelle vertù ch'a viver nella luce di Dio e de gli huomini bisogneuoli sono, ma etiandio si flagellano acerrimamente que' vitij che più de gli altri trasviano dal
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Treviso, appresso Vangelista Deuchino,1602. 1602 "In-4°; 4 cc., 700 pp., 6 cc.; legatura del secoloXIX in tutto vitellino naturale con fregi dorati, restauri alle cerniere ma buon esemplare." Seconda edizione (la prima Brescia 1577) di opera curiosa ed interessante, assai apprezzata dagli intellettuali del tempo, tradotta in francese da Pierre de Larrivey e pubblicata a Troyes nel 1608. Bartolomeo Arnigio (Brescia 1523-1577) fu medico, poeta e Borromeo, Novellieri ital., I, p. 28-9. Papanti p. 22. Michel I, 74.
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MANUTIO, PAULO
Epistolarum libri XII. Uno nuper additio eiusdem quae praefationes appellantur
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apud Zanettum, Tarvisii 1602 - In-16 (15), pp. (14), 1 carta bianca, 536-130, legatura tutta pergamena coeva rimontata, marca tipografica al frontespizio, testo in corsivo. Buon esemplare, qq. lievissimo alone e leggere arrossature. Gradevole edizione di questa nota raccolta di lettere pubblicata la prima volta nel 1580. Tra i tanti interlocutori cui si rivolge il letterato e studioso si segnalano nomi come A. Carafa, S. Saulio, P. Contareno, F. Stella, M.A. Mureto, O. Ferrario.
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"Bavariae, olim Vindeliciae".
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. Kol. Kupferstich von Ortelius nach Apian, 1602, 39 x 49 cm.. BAYERN. - Karte.Mit kolorierter Kartusche, Meilenzeiger und dem bayerischen Wappen. - Im Bug einige kleine hinterlegt Wurmgänge. Eine der schönsten Altbayernkarten, mit Rand und feinem Kolorit!
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Ernst Ferdinand Hess
Speculum Judaeorum. Das ist/ Juden Spiegel. Ein New sehr nützlich Büchlein/ darin[n] sich nicht allein die gottlose lästerer/ schänder/ schmäher Göttliches Worts/ die Juden ... Sonder auch ein jeder frommer Gottseliger Christ sich darinn ersehen unnd spieglen mag/ was die Juden davon halten ... Verfaßt durch einen getaufften Juden.
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7 Bll., 173 S., 1 Bl. - Vorgebunden: Gerson, J.: Der Jueden Thalmud fuernembster inhalt und Widerlegung, In zwey Buecher verfasset. Jetzo aber durch den Autorem selber corrigiret, vermehret, und mit einer Jueden Predigt M. Ioan. Terell. gezieret, und zum andernmal gedruckt. Goslar, Vogt fuer Behme in Helmstedt, 1609. 28 Bl., 635 S., 2, 39 Bl. Prgt. d. Zt. I. VD 17 23:275445S. Vgl. Fuerst I, 389 (Ausg. Erfurt 1601); II. Graesse III, 59. Steinschneider 5140, 1. - Vgl. Fuerst I, 329. Roest I, 414. STC G 510 (EA 1607). - Zweite Ausgabe des 1607 erstmals bei Vogt in Goslar erschienenen Werks, einer der fruehen Drucke der ersten Goslarer Offizin. - Der erste Teil enthaelt einen genauen Abriss der juedischen Religion und der gottesdienstlichen Gebraeuche, waehrend der zweite Teil deren Widerlegung anhand der Bibel gibt. - Unter eigenem Titel mitabgedruckt die Predigt von Johann Terell "Juden Tauff. Das ist Bericht ... welcher nach Zwene nach dem Fleisch geborne Jueden ... im Hohen ... [Publisher: Erfurt, Wittel]
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Chaucer Geoffrey
WORKES OF OUR ANCIENT AND LEARNED ENGLISH POET, JEFFREY CHAUCER ...newly Printed. To that which was done in the former Impression, thus much is now added. 1. In the life of Chaucer many things inserted. 2. The whole worke by old Copies reformed. 3.
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BRAHE, Tycho.
Astronomiae instauratae mechanica.
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- Nuremberg, Levinus Hulsius, 1602. Folio. ff [liv], ):(4, A-E6,F4,G-H6,I4 (E4 signed F4) Roman letter with some Greek, woodcut initials, elaborate head and tailpieces, title with large engraved portrait of the author within architectural border containing the arms of the families of Brahe and Bille, 25 full page illustrations of astronomical instruments etc., 6 of which are engraved, 18 woodcut, and 5 smaller woodcuts, occasional marginal pencil annotations, bookplate of J.L.E. Dreyer on pastedown, with his autograph on fly 1875, F.J.M. Duarte's on pastedown. Very light dampstaining to lower outer corners. A fine, unusually clean copy in contemporary vellum over boards, cloth chemise and quarter morocco slipcase. With some C19 printed and ms. material, probably Dreyer's. Second edition of one of Brahe's most important works, a description of his astronomical instruments and of the observatory at Hven and the earliest obtainable edition. It comprises exactly the same sheets as the first with a new t-p. The first was produced for private distribution only and probably between 60 and 100 copies were printed. Tycho became adept at designing scientific instruments, including the sextant, and making observations during his early travels in Europe. Upon his return to Denmark he fell into favor with King Frederick II who provided Tycho with the monetary support he needed to continue his astronomical research. In 1576, the King gave him the small island of Hven in the Danish straits, and Tycho quickly began construction of his observatory complex which he christened Uraniborg (heavenly castle). He designed massive instruments for his observatory with which he hoped to obtain the most accurate astronomical observations ever made. Tycho believed that if he could construct large stable instruments that were precise, easily readable, and used with painstaking care, he could provide the world with the observations it needed to finally uncover the true nature of the universe. In 1584 he added a second observatory, Stjerneborg, with additional instruments in 5 subterranean rooms and a study with only the vaulted roof and the tops of the walls above ground. Brahe's brass-encased globe was housed in the library of the main building: "On this globe, over the years, Tycho marked the exact positions, referred to the year 1600, of the fixed stars that he observed. In the southwest room on the ground floor at Uraniborg. was Tycho's most famous instrument, the mural quadrant [for measuring the altitude at which celestial bodies crossed the meridian], with a radius of about six feet. Inside the quadrant's arc, for ornamental purposes, was painted a life-size portrait of Tycho seated at a table, with arm outstretched as though pointing to a cylinder." (DSB). The Mechanica begins with a dedication to Rudolf and is followed by a poem to Tycho by his good friend Holger Rosenkrantz. Next are twenty-one illustrations of his astronomical instruments and their corresponding descriptions (originally, Tycho had planned for eighteen woodcut illustrations, but decided to include four new engravings of other instruments he thought worthy of mention). After two pages of brief descriptions of other instruments, the twenty-second instrument (the great brass globe) is described, followed by a description of Tycho's astronomical accomplishments. Tycho includes an appendix describing his observatory facilities at Hven and the construction of his instruments including some woodcuts. The work then closes with a supplement on the measuring scales and sights of his instruments. After Tycho's death in 1601, it his heirs sold the Mechanica's woodcuts and copper-plate engravings to the N?rnberg writer and printer Levinus Hulsius. The only difference in content between the 1598 edition and the one of 1602 is that the latter includes a portrait of Tycho bound in place of the vignette on the first edition's title page (although a few of the 1598 copies did have a different waterco
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Jeet Ram Bhatt
Satapatha : Brahmana : Sanskrit Text With English Translation Notes Introduction (3 Vols-Set)
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Eastern Book Linkers, Delhi 2009 - Contents Vol. I. Kanda I to IIII. Vol. II. Kanda IV to IX. Vol. III. Kanda X to XIV. Satapatha Brahmana which was translated into English by Julius Eggeling. In addition he incorporated special notes and tried his best to import the contents in English. In the Satapatha Brahmana where the rules and regulations pertaining to performing Yajnas along with their spiritual and philosophical aspects are discussed there itself through various short narrations and tales these have been explained to the uninitiated individuals. Through the medium of stories and short narrations like Pururava Urvasi Dusyata Sakuntala episodes Jala plavana episode. Vani Soma and Vasistha Visvamitra episodes teachings of Satapatha Brahmana have been made accessible in an interesting way to the uninitiated general public. The main subject dealt in Satapatha Brahmana in Yajna which is the basis of all religions and metaphysical activities in India. The present edition in its three volumes is a collection of fourteen Kandas and with hundreds Adhyayas along with English translation which throws light on the rich tradition of Satapatha Brahmana. 1602 pp. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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