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Buxtorf, Johann, 1564-1629
Biblia Sacra Hebraica & Chaldaica : cum Masora, kuae critica Hebraeorum sacra est, magna & parva : ac selectisissimis Hebraeorum interpretum comentariis, BOUND WITH Buxtorf's Tiberias sive Commentarius Masorethicus Triplex
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Ba'zily'ah, 1618. Four volumes plus commentary bound in two volumes in uniform late 17th/early 18th century full tan calf blindstamped and with elaborately blindstamped spine with raised bands. Rebacked and recornered. Vol I - a6, a-z8, A-E8, F4 ; G-Hh8, Ii10 ; Kk-Rr8, Ss6, Tt10, Vv-Zz8, AA-PP8, QQ-TT6, VV9 (missing VV10, a blank). Otherwise collated complete. Short repaired tear to title. Small hole to R5 in second part, with loss of a couple of letters. Vol II - some scuffing to spine bands. XX-Nnn8, Ooo4, Ppp-Ttt8, Vvv4, Xxx-Eeee8, *8, A-G8, H-I6. Bound with Buxtorf's 'Tiberias sive Commentarius Masorethicus Triplex. Basel, Johannis Koenig and Joh. Jacobi Deckeri, 1665. - ):(4, A-Dd2. Text in Latin. (8), 108 pages. Titles within architectural borders; text divided into four parts, with separate titles, but with continuous foliation; head-pieces. "The sixth Biblia rabbinica, with targums and commentaries ... The text mainly follows the third Biblia rabbinica.". Darlow and Moule 5120. Added general t.p. in Hebrew; special t.p.'s in Hebrew for the four parts. The Jerusalem Targum is bound after Deuteronomy and the Haphtaroth after Esther in [v. 1-2], the Masora magna after II Chronicles in [v. 3-4], each having separate pagination; the Haphtaroth has special t.-p.. First Thus. Full Calf. Very Good/No Jacket. Folio - 16 Inches.
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Schouten, W.C.
Journal ou relation...voyage de Guill. Schouten
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Paris, Gobert 1618. (Sabin 77952; Leclerc 1990; not in Tiele; JCB 618/119). In small octavo, full contemporary calf. a 7; A 4; B-P in 8 = 115 leaves; 8 folding maps & plates, plates in old colour. Complete as in Sabin. This little booklet which is complete and in its original binding has been illustrated by an early owner who drew geometrical figures on unprinted leaves, at the end and start of some parts of the book, and in verso of the worldmap. That same person coloured these geometrical figures in three basic colours. The booklet thus became a very personal copy. The plates are in old, possibly contemporary colour, the maps are in black & white. The text leaves are in excellent condition.* "This is mainly a reprint of the Amsterdam French edition of 1618, but with many alterations and improvements in the text" (Sabin). The maps and plates are close copies of those of the first edition but slightly smaller and the views are in reverse. Thus the initial worldmap lacks additional inscriptions like Tropicus Cancri etc as happened only in the very first printed books of the first edition. Both le Maire and Schouten, who split up during the voyage, claimed the discovery. Both wrote their own journal. Schouten was the first to publish his version of the circumnavigation (this book, 1618) while le Maire, who died on the way back home after having been imprisoned in Batavia for breaching the VOC monopoly on sailing through the Street of Magelaans, had his story first published in 1622 (see our copy of the Herrera, 1622). Sabin states that Schoutens journal was quite certainly not written by Schouten but composed by Blaeu from different log books of the journal especially the one of the commissary Arie Claeszoon. #[547]
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HUES, Robert
Traite des Globes et de Leur Usage, traduit du Latin de Robert Hues, et Augmente de plusieurs nottes et operations du Compas de proportion par D. Henrion, mathematicien
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Michel Daniel, Paris 1618 - 18th century green vellum with gilt spine with early 18th century engraved book plate ("C. Charles in. J.C. Fran scul Nanceii, 1739") 8vo . First edition of the first translation into French of Robert Hues Tractatus de Globis, originally published in London in 1594 (in Latin). The first translation into English was not published until 1639. This important early text dealing with the use of geographical and astronomical globes was translated and edited by the French mathematician D. Henrion, during the lifetime of Hues. Henrion has added his own notes on the use of the compass of proportion. The English geographer Robert Hues (1554-1632) circumnavigated the world with Cavendish and Emery Molyneux, whose globes form the basis this work. Molyneux's large terrestrial globe was the first to be made in England and was "corrected and reformed according to the newest, secretest and latest discoveries, both Spanish, Portuguese and English" (Hakluyt). The most important and innovative part of this treatise is the chapter dealing with rhumbs. Rhumbs were not properly understood and used at the time, though Mercator had used them previously on his globes. This part of Hues treatise contains a great deal of new and valuable information and emphasizes the significance of rhumbs in navigation as well as their use on globes for resolving navigational problems. "Because of . Hues combined mastery of the practice as well as of the theory of navigation, his treatise is of particular interest. It was in the fifth and last part of his Tractatus that he introduced something quite new, a detailed explanation 'of the Rombes that are described in the Terrestrial globe and their use'. Hues, in a short but brilliantly lucid treatise, discussed first the general characteristics and significance of rhumb lines in navigation, and then their particular use when represented on a globe, in the solution of various navigational problems. "Hue's Tractatus de Globis remained the standard work on globes for nearly a century." (Waters, The Art of Navigation in England, pp. 192-94) [4] leaves, 184 pp. Ownership signature neatly erased from title page and light waterstain to the lower right corner of the first three leaves. Generally very good. § Alden-Landis, European Americana, 618/59; Taylor, Mathematical Practitioners, p. 178 (no. 47) & p. 332. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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John Norden
The Surveiors Dialogue: Very Profitable for All Men to Peruse, But Especially for Gentlemen, Farmers, and Husbandmen...3rd Edition
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London: Thomas Snodham 1618. Octavo 15x18cm. xii 174pp 179-256pp. Third edition. Recent quarter calf marbled paper over boards; spine ruled in gilt with a gilt-tooled morocco label. Recent endpapers. All edges tinted burgundy. Two stubs follow the title page as the dedication to R. Cecil was cancelled and a new dedication to Sir R. Smith inserted. Illustrated with engraved head-pieces and historiated initials as well as with charts. Pollard & Redgrave (II) 18641. Light external rubbing. Occasional old ink underlining and marginalia. A few shaved headlines. Title page thumbed with a small hole and ink notation. Good condition. BH/jam/beh [Publisher: THOMAS SNODHAM]
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Peters (auch Petri), Friedrich (*1549-1617*)
Gründtlicher Bericht Auß Gottes Wort/ D. Luthero und andern reinen Kirchenlehrern/ Ob Thumherrn und ihre Adjuncten/ die gemeiner Leut und Bürger Kinder sind/ in einem Gott wolgefelligem Stande sitzen/ und der Stifftslehen mit gutem Gewissen geniessen können / Menniglichen zur nothwendigen heilsamen Warnung in Druck geben/ Durch M. Friederich Peters/ Diener des Worts Gottes und Coadjutorn in der Kirchen zu Braunschweig.
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1618. 3 nn., 362 S., Pergament(Handschrift, wohl 15. Jh.), 8°(19,5*15 cm), mit Titelbordüre in Holzschnitt und Schlußstück Einband wenig berieben, Deckel etwas aufgebogen, innen teils stärker braunfleckig. Peters besuchte die Schule in Hildesheim und ab 1569 unter Michael Neander die Klosterschule in Ihlenfeld. Ab 1571 studierte an der Universität Wittenberg, wo er 1574 den akademischen Grad eines Magisters erwarb. Daraufhin wurde er Lehrer in Braunschweig und 1578 dort Prediger an der Andreaskirche, 1598 nahm man ihn als Senior im geistlichen Ministerium auf. 1605 wurde er Koadjutor des Braunschweiger Stadtsuperintendenten.Peters hatte 1574 das Lukasevangelium aus dem Griechischen übersetzt und beteiligt sich als Vertreter der lutherischen Orthodoxie mit Streitschriften an der Auseinandersetzung mit den Vertretern des Kalvinismus. Vor allem seine Freundschaft zu Polykarp Leyser dem Älteren hatte zu längeren Streitigkeiten geführt.Die letzte Zeit seines Lebens hatte P. nochmals heftige Streitigkeiten zu bestehen. Der Unfug, der mit dem Verkauf von Stiftslehen getrieben wurde, hatte ihn zu mißfälligen Aeußerungen hierüber veranlaßt. Gegen scharfe Angriffe, die er deshalb erfuhr, vertheidigte er sich in seinem "Gründtlichen Bericht . . ., ob Thumherrn oder ihre Adjuncten, die gemeiner Leute und Bürger Kinder sind . . . der Stiftslehen mit gutem Gewissen genießen können". Er entschied diese Frage im verneinenden Sinne. Daß Erscheinen dieses Buches hat P., der am 21. October 1617 verstarb, nicht mehr erlebt; es wurde erst 1618 von seinem Schwiegersohne IC. Barth. Völkerling herausgegeben. Doch der Streit ging auch nach Peters` Tode weiter. Die Braunschweigischen Stifter St. Blasi und St. Cyriaci beklagten sich, als ihre Beschwerden bei dem Rathe und dem geistlichen Ministerium nicht den gewünschten Erfolg hatten, beim; Herzoge Friedrich Ulrich. Dieser hat das Buch in einem Patente vom 9. December 1619 confisciren lassen, doch weigerte sich der Rath der Stadt Braunschweig dasselbe anzuschlagen. (Wikipedia)
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Willem Janszoon Blaeu
Mappa Aestivarum Insularum Alias Barmudas
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Decorative full color example of Blaeu's highly sought after map of Bermuda. The map is embellished with a striking decorative cartouche, compass rose, and remarkable detail for the island, including a complete list of land owners. The map is based upon John Norwood's survey of 1618. The table at the bottom includes a list of the proprietors, divided by Tribe and the number of shares purchased by each Proprietor, along with a number key, identifying the land owned by each of the shareholders. (Amsterdam, 1630) [color: Hand Colored, size: 21 x 15.5 inches, condition: VG]
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LATHAM, Symon.
Latham's Falconry or The Faulcon's Lure, and Cure: in two books. The First, concerning the ordering and training of all Hawkes in generall; especially the Haggard Faulcon Gentle. The second, teaching approved medicines for the cure of all Diseases in them.
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London: Roger Jackson. & 1618. 1615 - FIRST EDITION. Small 4to. (17.5 x 13 cm.). pp.[xxiv]+147; one blank plus pp.[xxii]+148+[2]. Full modern gilt decorated polished calf , alle dges gilt. Title page to first volume with half page vignette, the second part half-title surrounded with woodcut vignettes, vignette to title and numerous woodcut illustrations throughout the text. Title page slightly defective at outer and lower margin with loss of imprint and laid down, the following six leaves all with repairs to outer margins and with minor defects to a few letters, occasional uderleaning a few leaves closely shaved, outer margins generally slightly browned, but the overall condition improving throughout. Generally regarded as the first edition although the Britwell sale of 1925 apparently disclosed an issue of the first part with the title bearing the date 1614. (Harting 18, 19; Schwerdt I, p.302) [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Scultetus, Abraham:
Abrahami Sculteti Annalium Evangelii passim per Europam decimo quinto salutis partae seculo renovati decas prima, ab Anno M.D.XVI. ad Annum M.D.XXVI. [Sowie:] Abrahami Sculteti Annalium Evangelii passim per Europam decimo-quinto salutis partae seculo renovati decas secunda: Ab Anno M D XXVI. Ad Annum M D XXXVI. Exodi 14. 13. State, & videte magnalia Dei;
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Heidelberg, Johann Lancelot für Jonas Rosa (Bd. 1) & Johann Georg Geyder für Jonas Rosas Witwe (Bd. 2) 1618 & 1620.. Erste Ausgabe, 2 Teile in 1 Band, [14, 332 Seiten]; [3 unpaginierte Blätter, 488 Seiten], mit 2 holzgeschnittenen Titelvignetten, 5 Holzschnittbordüren und 4 Initialen, 8° (19,5 x 12,5 cm), blindgeprägter Halbpergamenteinband der Zeit.. Erste Ausgabe. Der reformierte Theologie Scultetus (1566-1624) wurde 1618 Theologieprofessor im reformierten Heidelberg, nahm an der Dordrechter Synode teil und folgte dem Winterkönig und Kurfürst der Pfalz Friedrich V. nach Prag. Nach der Schlacht am Weißenberge im Jahr 1622 musste er von dort wieder fliehen und fand im selben Jahr Anstellung als Prediger in der reformierten Gemeinde in Emden. Diese Reformationsgeschichte behandelt die Zeit bis 1536 aus reformierter Sicht. Sie ist eines der beiden Hauptwerke Scultetus' und ist "immer noch von großem Werthe" (ADB 33, 495). Das übrige Manuskript ging auf der Prager Flucht verloren. (Vgl. RE 1906, 18,104). - Einband etwas fleckig. Ecken und Kanten etwas berieben und gestaucht. Vorderes Gelenk angeplatzt (42 mm). Einband mit wenigen Wurmgängen. Name auf dem Vorsatz in Tusche von alter Hand. Blätter teils gedunkelt oder etwas stockfleckig. Kanten von einigen Blätter etwas angeknickt. Hinterer Vorsatz eingerissen. Blatt Z (S. 353 f.) mit schöpfbedingter Eckfehlstelle ohne Buchstabenverlust. Band sonst in gutem und sauberem Zustand. - VD17, 23.248304F.
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Abraham Scultetus
Abrahami Sculteti Annalium Evangelii passim per Europam decimo quinto salutis partae seculo renovati decas prima, ab Anno M.D.XVI. ad Annum M.D.XXVI. [Sowie:] Abrahami Sculteti Annalium Evangelii passim per Europam decimo-quinto salutis partae seculo renovati decas secunda: Ab Anno M D XXVI. Ad Annum M D XXXVI. Exodi 14. 13. State, & videte magnalia Dei;
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Erste Ausgabe, 2 Teile in 1 Band, [14, 332 Seiten]; [3 unpaginierte Blätter, 488 Seiten], mit 2 holzgeschnittenen Titelvignetten, 5 Holzschnittbordüren und 4 Initialen, 8° (19,5 x 12,5 cm), blindgeprägter Halbpergamenteinband der Zeit. Erste Ausgabe. Der reformierte Theologie Scultetus (1566-1624) wurde 1618 Theologieprofessor im reformierten Heidelberg, nahm an der Dordrechter Synode teil und folgte dem Winterkönig und Kurfürst der Pfalz Friedrich V. nach Prag. Nach der Schlacht am Weißenberge im Jahr 1622 musste er von dort wieder fliehen und fand im selben Jahr Anstellung als Prediger in der reformierten Gemeinde in Emden. Diese Reformationsgeschichte behandelt die Zeit bis 1536 aus reformierter Sicht. Sie ist eines der beiden Hauptwerke Scultetus' und ist immer noch von großem Werthe (ADB 33, 495). Das übrige Manuskript ging auf der Prager Flucht verloren. (Vgl. RE 1906, 18,104). - Einband etwas fleckig. Ecken und Kanten etwas berieben und gestaucht. Vorderes Gelenk angepla ... [Publisher: Heidelberg, Johann Lancelot für Jonas Rosa (Bd. 1) & Johann Georg Geyder für Jonas Rosas Witwe (Bd. 2)]
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Visconti, Giuseppe
Iosephi Vicecomitis Ambrosiani collegii doctoris Observationes ecclesiasticae in quo de antiquis baptismi ritibus, ac caeremoniis agitur
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Parisiis: Apud Laurentium Sonnium, 1618. Later quarter mottled calf and speckled paper–covered sides, spine gilt extra with gilt-stamped leather title-label, rebacked preserving most of original spine; edges and extremities rubbed, spine with area of discoloration from now-absent shelving label, original spine leather chipped and cracked. Title-page with institutional rubber-stamps, numeral, and pressure-stamp; one additional page pressure-stamped. Pages age-toned with occasional light spotting and title-page dust-soiled; one spot of pinhole worming to first quarter of volume, not touching text. Early inked inscription on title-page inked over, one instance of early inked underlining. Sound and handsome.. 8vo (18.5 cm, 7.25"). [6], 912, [70 (index)] pp.. Second edition: Important study of the development of canon law on baptism. A historian and antiquarian, the author was one of the earliest members of the college of doctors associated with the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, the historic Milan library established in 1609; he was invited to join the college by the library's founder, Cardinal Federico Borromeo, who tasked him with studying ecclesiastical rites. The first edition of 1615 is scarce, as is this second edition, of which at least two variant issues appeared in 1618. All have the same pagination but attribute their publication to Droüart, Cramoisy, or (as in this case) Laurent Sonnius; presumably at least one of the title-pages is a cancel. All are uncommon: OCLC locates only two U.S. institutional holdings of this Sonnius printing. The work bears a woodcut title vignette, headpieces, and initials, with copious printed shouldernotes to the text.
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LOVE, CHR.
Een Christens Onderrichtinge; Dienende Om hem te gheleyden door all' 't gene hem in dese Wereldt door Gods voorsienigheydt overkomt. Voor-gestelt In 15 Predicatien over 1 Cor. 7.30:31. Uyt het Engelsch vertaelt door Abr. van Laren.- IDEM. Den Dienst der Engelen aen de Uyt-verkorene op de Aerden, ofte Een tractaet over de woorden Hebr. 1. 14. Uyt het Engelsch vertaelt door Abr. van Laren.- IDEM. Het Mergh van de Werkige Godt-Geleerdtheidt. Ofte eenige byzondere Grondt-stukken van de waare Praktijke der Godtzaligheidt. Voor-gestelt op een zeer klare wijze in Vragen en Antwoorden ten beste van de onwetende. Hier is bygevoeght een Lijk-Predikatie over de Doodt van Christopher Love door Thomas Manton. Uit het Engels vertaelt door I.C(oelman), P.
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Abraham van Laren (the 1st, 2nd and 4th work), Utrecht H. Versteegh (the 3rd work), 16571659, Vlissinghe, - 4 works in 1 vol. Sm. 8vo. Contemp. vellum. With woodcut vignette on the titles of the 1st, 2nd and 4th work, and woodcut printer's device on the 2 titles of the 3rd work. (16), 270; (4), 74; (8), 118; (16), 392, (8) pp. Dutch translations of three sermons and a catechism by Christopher Love, a puritan minister at St. Ann's, Aldersgate, and St. Lawrence, Jewry in London (1618-1651). The first 2 sermons and the catechism, to which the obituary sermon by Thomas Manton is added, are in first editions, and the last sermon, "Het Cabinet", is in second edition. Love had been the first to refuse subscription to Laud's new canons of 1640, and declined episcopal ordination. He was jailed twice, but acquited. During the Civil War he was chaplain to Colonel Venn's regiment, and only when the Presbyterian system was established in England he finally was ordained. As a zealous Presbyterian he soon found himself in trouble with the Independents, and in 1651 he was thrown into the Tower, accused of high treason, the so-called "Love's plot", and tried and sentenced to death. He was executed on August 22, 1651. A reprieve from Cromwell was said to have been intercepted and destroyed by incensed Royalists. A large number of Love's works and sermons were published after his death by the executors of his will: Edmund Calamy, Simeon Ashe, Jeremiah Whitaker, William Taylor, and Allan Geare. The present Dutch translation of several of these posthumous works is rare. Abraham Laren, who translated 2 and published 3 of the present works in Dutch was an orthodox minister, and also a bookseller and publisher at Zeeland, born in 1633. In his opposition against the Remonstrant or "Voetian" ministers, he translated and published several English Puritanical works into Dutch. Good copy.- (Binding browned; loose in spine). Van der Haar, Abbadie to Young I, 1121, 1129, 1151, and 1117.
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STEIJNDERS, Christiaan (ca. 1800)
Het Afdanken der Waardgelders, te Utrecht, door Prins Mauerits [sic]. Naar de Origineelen Schilderij [door] Christiaan Steijnders.
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The beginning of a coup d'état: Prince Maurits disbanding the mercenaries of Utrecht on the Neude, 31 July 1618 200 x 338 mm. (black ink framing line). Drawing in pen and brown ink finished as gouache and heightened with white, mounted on later paper with the original title-strip (cut from lower margin of the drawing) laid down on verso. Nice, rather naive copy probably after the historical print by Daniel Vrijdag, engraved in 1793, after a drawing by Jan Bulthuis which was in turn a copy after one of the now at least 12 known versions of the well-known painting by the Utrecht painter Joost Cornelisz. Droochsloot (1586-1666), an eye-witness of this famous moment in the Dutch history of the Golden age.The disbanding, or dissolution of the 'Waardgelders' (mercenaries) at Utrecht on 31 July 1618 by the stadholder Prince Maurits of Orange-Nassau was the starting point of a 'coup d'état' by Maurits to establish his full power in the young Republic - authorized by the States General - against the States of Holland and Utrecht, ultimately leading to the death penalty for Johan van Oldenbarneveld who was decapitated in The Hague in May of the following year, and the imprisonment of Hugo de Groot at Loevestein. The event was also decisive for the very difficult religious relations between the Remonstrants, including the States of Holland and Utrecht and the magistrates in the main cities, and the Contra-Remonstrants, including Maurits, the States General and the orthodox ministers. The victory of the latter faction was confirmed at the Synod of Dordrecht in the next year.This view on the Neude at Utrecht is from the West, with the St. Caecilia monastery at the left, behind the guardhouse of the 'waardgelders'. In the foreground the Utrecht magistrates welcome Prince Maurits, Count Ernst Casimir of Nassau-Dietz and other members of Maurits' staff, all on horseback.This view on the Neude at Utrecht is from the West, with the St. Caecilia monastery at the left, behind the guardhouse of the 'waardgelders'. In the foreground the Utrecht magistrates welcome Prince Maurits, Count Ernst Casimir of Nassau-Dietz and other members of Maurits' staff, all on horseback.Nothing is known of the artist Christiaan Steijnders. Good copy.- (Small brown stain in upper right corner; mount dustsoiled and w. sm. tear). Cf. Muller, Historieplaten, no. 1319f.
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Adamus, Melchior
Decades duE continentes Vitas Theologorum exterorum principum, qui Ecclesiam Christi Superiori seculo propagarunt et propugnarunt. [Bound with:] Vitae Germanorum medicorum qui seculo superiori, et quod excurrit, claverunt: congetae et ad annum usque MDC
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Frankfurt: Nikolaus Hoffmann for Jonas Rosa; Johann Georg Geyder for the widow of Jonas Rosa, 1618; 1620. First editions. 2 volumes in one vols., 8vo. . Contemporary vellum (lower portion of binding renewed), with ms. titles on spine. With a cardinal's coat of arms dated 1724 stamped in red on first title. Text browned, but a good solid copy. STC/German 17th-century A-147; STC/German 17th-century A- 142; Wellcome Library 33 . Melchior Adams (c. 1575-1622) was one of the most important biographers of the savants (mostly German, Swiss, and Dutch) of the 16th century, and his meticulously researched biographies are an essential source of our knowledge of the lives of the thinkers of the Reformation -- including theologians, philosophers, jurists, and physicians. The first title, biographies of non-Germanic theologians, with accounts of Calvin, Knox, Cranmer, Whitaker, Beza, et. al.; while the second title, a biographical dictionary of German medical scientists, includes Vesalius, Munster, Gesner, et al
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Sprigg[e], Joshua
Anglia Rediviva: Englands recovery; being, The History of the Motions, Actions, and Successes of the Army under the Immediate Conduct of His Excellency Sr. Thomas Fairfax, Kt. Captain-General of All the Parliaments Forces in England
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A4,*B4,*b4,B-Y4, Z2, 2A-2V4.2X2. [F3, L2, & 2T3 cancels]: [24], 171, 176-335,[4]p., London:. First Edition.. Contemp. calf, blind-rules on covers, rebacked, endpapers renewed,old note on verso of frontis., dealer's description on t..p., proto-type contemporary personal letter on verso of t.p. signed "W.S," burn hole in H1 (text loss), hole in margin of I1 (no loss), tear in N4, occ. stains, edge tears, etc. Some minor archival repairs.. R[obert] W[hite] for John Partridge,. Armorial frontis. of Fairfax arms, folding table, lacks plate & maps. Sprigg, Joshua 1618-1684, divine "According to Wood he became a retainer to Sir Thomas Fairfax, general of the parliamentary army, but his name does not appear in the list of the chaplains of the New Model, and it is difficult to say with certainty whether he actually accompanied Fairfax in the campaigns which he describes...Sprigg's most important work is ÔAnglia Rediviva: England's Recovery, being the History of the Motions, Actions, and Successes of the Army under his Excellency Sir Thomas FairfaxÕ . On the title-page Sprigg describes his work as Ôcompiled for the public good.Õ It is throughout based on the pamphlets and newspapers of the period, and contains very little information which can be regarded as embodying the author's own recollections; at the same time it is a very judicious and accurate compilation. Clement Walker asserts that Sprigg was not its real author, referring to ÔSprigg alias Nathaniel Fiennes in his legend or romance of this army called Anglia RedivivaÕ (History of Independency, i. 32); but his assumption is not supported by any evidence. It is probably based on the fact that ÔAnglia RedivivaÕ justifies the conduct of Fiennes in surrendering Bristol in 1643." DNB Wing S5070. ESTC r18123. Abbott 197 "valuable." Davies/Keeler 1579. Lowndes 2483-4.
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Tiberius Catius] Dausque, Claude (Cont.) C. Silii Italici [Silius Italicus
Punica Sev De Bello Punica Secundo Libros XVII
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Publisher: Davidem Douceur - Date of Publication: 1618 - Binding: full-leather - Edition: Reprint - Condition: Fair - Description: 4to [40], 763pp, [13]. Full contemporary leather, raised bands with six panels, author in gilt to second panel, other panels with a single fillet border and gilt corner and centrepieces. Backstrip badly defective, with loss of entire bottom panel, half of the fifth panel and the top half of the top panel, covers rubbed, corners bumped and worn, outer joints split but holding well on cords. Internally lightly browned, occasional light spotting. Worm track to first page of each signature, often catching a letter or two, but with no real loss of sense. An epic poem, dated MVICXVIII (sic) a reprint of the 1615 edition, with the addition of III to the date on the title, with commentary by Claude Dasques. Worldcat shows 7 locations - [Publisher: Davidem Douceur]
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Birrius, Martin
Tres Tractatus De Metallorum Transmutatione. Quid Singulis contineatur, sequens pagina indicat...Adjuncta est Apendix Medicamentorum Antipodagricorum & Calculifragi
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*8 A-G8 (-G8 blank): [16],110p., Amsterdam:. First Latin Edition.. Modern 1/2 calf over pebbled paper boards,old signature cut from t.p., repaired; note on verso of t.p., occ.. annotations.. Johann Jansson ˆ Waesberg & the widow of Elizei Weyerstraet,. Note: The portrait of Birrius in the Duveen-Neu copy is supplied from another source, this edition does not have a frontispiece. Birrius claims these anonymous works are by Eirenaeus Philalethes, "De Metallorum Metamorphosi," "Brevis Manductio ad Rubinum Coelestem," and Fons Chemicae Philosophiae."' "In the preface Birrius further says that in the course of time alchemy became so involved in obscurities that it fell into contempt, but that there is an arcanum which not only works wonders in curing diseases but purges sick metals and brings them to the perfect form of gold and silver. .. Sagacity, ingenuity and practical know-how are essential to obtain the substance which is midway between mineral and metal, occult and noble, all volatile, gold in the supreme degree, a thousand times more perfect than ordinary gold." Thorndike VIII,363. STCN 166808 . Bruning 2164. Ferguson I,109. Duveen 80/1. Neu 3261. Krivatsy/NLM 8946. Ferchl 48 (1618 ed.) Kopp II,336. Neville 158.
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Henricus Hondius
Nova Virginiae Tabula
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Nice example of Henricus Hondius' map of Virginia, Maryland and the Chesapeake region. This map isthe first state of Henricus Hondius' rare separately issued map, drawn from his deceased brother Jodocus' version of 1618. The two brothers led separate careers for at least ten years prior to the death of Jodocus in 1629, at which time Henricus was forced to comission his own plate of the map as Willem Blaeu acquired a number of Jodocus' plates from the estate. The map depicts the discoveries in the region detailed by Captain John Smith in his map of 1612. Smith's map is the basis for Hondius' work and was by far the most important map of Virginia published in the first part of the 17th Century. First issued in 1612, it became the prototype map of the region until Augustine Hermann's map of 1673. Smith’s map was first issued separately in London. Later, it was used to illustrate a number of rare works on Virginia (like this Hondius example) and was instrumental in creating interest in the new Virginia Colony. The map includes images of an Indian figure and Powhatan’s lodge based on John White’s drawings made during the first attempt to form a colony in Virginia. The Hondius first state Virgina is one of the most detailed maps of the Chesapeake region to date and is an essential map for collectors of this region. (Amsterdam, 1630) [color: Hand Colored, size: 19.5 x 15 inches, condition: VG+]
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Bracciolini, Francesco
La Croce Racquistata Poema Heroico Del Signor Francesco BraccioliniLibri XXXV.
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Appresso Igivnti Firenze 1618 - 809 pages, 24mo (about 6" by 3 1/4"), worn, soiled vellum covers, handwritten title on spine wearing off, paper browned, foxing, inner hinge cracked, good. Title continued - "Con l'allegoria de Pistesso Autore, et con l'Annotationi, a ciascun Libro del S. Gio. Maria Gherardi. Ristampato, & ricorretto, dallo stesso Autore in questa ultima editione. Al Serenissimo Granduca Ditoscana. Cosimo Seondo." [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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ZAPATA Gio. Battista.
Li maravigliosi secreti di medicina e chirurgia, di nuovo ritrovati per guarire ogni fonte d'infermità, raccolti dalla prattica dell'ecc. medico m. G.B.Z., da Gioseppe Scientia chirurgico, suo discepolo.
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appr. G.B.Viso, In Venetia 1618 - 16°, pp.(46) 2 bb.-190, marca tip. xil. al front. con una porta e motto "Iusti intrebunt per eam", manca forse l'ult. c.b., che non viene comunque segnalata nelle bibliogr. consultate. P. perg. floscia coeva, con antiche scritte sbiadite e qualche lieve macchia. Un alone di umidità, di lieve intensità, interessa il marg. laterale esterno di molte carte e nelle cc. finali e in alcune iniziali si allarga all'intera pag. In alcune cc. finali la stampa è legg. sbiadita. Nelle cc. preliminari la dedicatoria di Giuseppe Scienza a G.B.Zapata, suo precettore e la lettera dello stesso "Al benigno lettore"; segue la dettagliatissima "Tavola delle cose contenute nella presente opera", in cui sono ordinati alfabeticamente tutti i singoli rimedi inclusi nelle descrizioni dei vari segreti. L'op. contiene 45 "secreti", divisi in altrettanti capitoli, con ricette e utilizzo, tra cui: "Oro potabile per i poveri overo liquore maraviglioso per rihavere quelli che son vicini alla morte e per reder le forze alli vecchi e convalescenti aiuta la virtù digestiva, leva la sete nutrisce il corpo, discaccia le ventosità e aumenta il calor naturale";(p.1-7); "Secreto bellissimo et facilissimo sopra tutti gli altri che trovar si possino per guarire le scrofole, si nelli putti, come anco nelli huomini"(pp.30-36, in cui si leggono consigli sul mangiare e bere: "Guardasi di mangiare cose che aumentino la flemma, come pesce viscoso e di lago, brodi, minestre e cose di pasta e similmente carne di porco fresca e salata, di bove, di capra, di pecora, le loro cervella, fuor che quelle di gallina e pernici. Guardasi parimenti di mangiar latte, cacio, castagne, noci e o)ni sorte di frutti humidi. fuor che. mandorle, pignoli, pistacchi e nocchie verdi., fugga l'aceto e tutte l'herbe crudde. Lasci i cavoli.", e così via p.40-43); "Modo e ordine di ricuperare, conservare e accrescere la memoria per i predicatori e huomini studiosi ai quali assotiglia i sensi e acuisce l'intelletto e giova infinitamente a capi freddi e humidi che hanno persa la memoria e a quelli anco che patiscono grandemente il catarro e debolezza di vista e di stomacho"(pp.36-56); "Preparatione dell'antimonio bellissima e pretiosissima per guarirr ognisorte d'infermità difficile e giova alla peste e a quelli che patiscono cancheri, lebbra, croste per la vita."(pp.88-97); "Quinta essentia vera che fa resuscitare i putti quasi morti per li vermi e giova infinitamente a fanciulli che patiscono di morviglioni, detti anco bruscioli"(pp.97-100); "Secreto rarissimo a cavar l'oglio di solfo col suo odore, colore e sapore, desiderato molto da gli alchimisti che temprato con acqua, desecca e salda le piaghe." (pp.112-115); "Acqua di mirabil virtù, chiara e splendida che guarisce i crepati, toglie il rossor di faccia, leva i segni delle ferite,.fa i capelli e la barba negra senza guastare e macchiare il viso, ammazza i pidocchi e lendini, leva la puzza sotto le braccia e quella dei piedi e iscrivendo con essa sopra la carta bianca non si conosce e accostandola al fuoco si scoprono le lettere negre."(pp.116-129); "Acqua molto nobile e necessaria a ogni persona che fa bianchi e rafferma i denti che si dimenano, incarna le gengive e leva il puzzore cagionato nella bocca da qualsi voglia cagione "(pp.141.143)); "Polvere incognita, pretiosa e odorifera che fa bianchi i denti e li conserva (pp.144); etc. [Vinciana 2047, l'ediz. Venetia 1602, con identica collazione: "Libro di facile uso per la oopiosa tav. Celebrato ricettario nel quale l'Aut. (lo Scienza) fa "palese a tutto il mondo quel che appresso al mio precettore Zappata era secreto rarissimo e singolare". Sconosciuto alle principali bibl. La 1°ed. è quella di Torino, heredi Bevilacqua, 1580". BMC, Ital. books, p.741 l'ediz. eRoma 1586. Wellcome I 6794-6797 alcune ediz. del '500.Paleari I 775 altre ediz.]. Numero di catalogo: 180- 96
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PHARMACOPOEIA. [ROYAL] COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON.
Pharmacopoeia Londinensis, in qua medicamenta antiqua et nova usitatissima, sedulo collecta, accuratissime examinata, quotidiana experientia confirmata describuntur. Diligenter revisa, denuo recusa, emendatior auctior.
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London: Printed for John Marriott… 1618. Small folio, 16 leaves, 210 pages, 3 leaves. Including thefine engraved title by Renold Elstracke, woodcut ornaments. Contemporary calf, spine neatly repaired, several cuts and small holes in the leather. Neat repair to blank upper margin of title and fore-edge a little ragged, rather soiled throughout, especially the endpapers, but a perfectly complete copy in its original binding. Several 17th century signatures of the Wynter family on endpapers; Morgan Jones dated 14th January 1663; Charles Wynstone (on p. 15); Gregory Griffiths, 1701; also (on the dedication) Lewis Williams, 1733. Second edition of the first London pharmacopoeia, the first pharmacopoeia intended for use by an entire nation. "There were at the time official European pharmacopoeias, but these were enforced only for comparatively small territories. The College's product was intended to be standard not only for the London area but for all England and it was declared obligatory by the King. Representatives of medicine and pharmacy in Western Europe awaited its production with much interest…" (William Brocklebank, "Sovereign Remedies. A critical depreciation of the 17th-century London pharmacopoeia", in Medical History, pp. 1-14, January 1964). Even though the College of Physicians began work on the pharmacopeia in 1589, the first edition, when it finally appeared, had numerous errors and was withdrawn. This second edition, brought out later in the same year, was corrected and had some 90 more pages, including a catalogue of simples and an index. It was even given a new engraved title, presumably to distinguish it clearly from the first. STC 16773. All editions of the first London pharmacopoeia are extremely rare; STC records 6 copies of this edition, fewer than any other. See G&M 1821, the first edition. Hind, Engraving in England in the 16th and 17th centuries, 1955, vol. 2, p. 205, no. 84 (the present engraved title, used for all further editions up to the fifth in 1639). Elstracke was one of the earliest native engravers in England, and the foremost English engraver of his time.
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SELDEN, JOHN.
The Historie of Tithes That is, The Practice of Payment of them.
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The Practice of Payment of them. The Positiue Laws made for them. The Opinions touching the Right of them. A Review of it Is also annext, which both Confirmes it and directs in the Vse of it. By I. Selden. Nec partis studijs agijur. Sed sumsimus arma Consilijs inimica tuis, Ignavia fallax! [London] M.DC.XVIII. [1618] - Quarto.[ Bound early plain calf, sometime rebacked & recornered in gilt calf with red morocco title label, original leather rubbed & chipped, later endpapers (mid 20th century?) with small circular owner's stamp on front paste down endpaper: "Ex Libris Roy W. Black, Bolivar, Tenn.," catalog description from Quarich catalog 841 of 7/7/63 pasted to rear paste-down endpaper, marbled page edge but with marbling almost worn away, ink stain on bottom page edges near spine, title page soiled, light to occasionally medium foxing. "Robt. Davies" written in old pen at top of title. Title printed in red and black. Collation: a-e, A-Z4, Aa-Zz, Aaa-Kkk4, a-f4. Pagination: (1) title, (1) blank, (3) dedication, (1) + I-XXII (i.e 23pp) Preface, (11) contents, (1) blank, 1-491pp, (5) records & errata. Gathering Bbbb has the pages out of order but complete: 379-380, 377-378, 383-384, 381-382. Online ESTC citation number: S123423, the 4th variant printed the same year as the first. In this edition p. 249 is misnumbered 146, 1a2r lines 3-4 of heading have "Connington. \ Knight"; line 3 from bottom: "bee"; ?a2r line 5 begins "of a first-borne" and line 2 begins "in Workes". John Selden (1584-1654) English jurist, statesman, and archeologist. He authored a large number of works on oriental studies. "These publications were characterized by great learning, and in them Selden introduced to the western world many matters of oriental culture and history. His [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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J Selden
History of Tythes, That is the Practice of Payment of Them,the Positive Laws Made for Them, the Opinion Touching the Right of Them. a Review of it is Also Annext, Which Both Confirms it, and Directs in the Use of it
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London 1618 - Octavo. Rebound in quarter calf, marbled paper boards, marbled page edges, new eps. xxii, (12), 491pp, (5). A reconstructed copy owing to the fact that eleven leaves replaced in manuscript, see pages 249/250, 289/296, 299/302, 377/384. Title page neatly repaired. Some foxing but still a very good copy. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Buxtorf, Johann, 1564-1629
Biblia Sacra Hebraica & Chaldaica : cum Masora, k?uae critica Hebraeorum sacra est, magna & parva : ac selectisissimis Hebraeorum interpretum comentariis, BOUND WITH Buxtorf's Tiberias sive Commentarius Masorethicus Triplex
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Ba'zily'ah 1618. Four volumes plus commentary bound in two volumes in uniform late 17th/early 18th century full tan calf blindstamped and with elaborately blindstamped spine with raised bands. Rebacked and recornered. Vol I - a6, a-z8, A-E8, F4 ; G-Hh8, Ii10 ; Kk-Rr8, Ss6, Tt10, Vv-Zz8, AA-PP8, QQ-TT6, VV9 (missing VV10, a blank). Otherwise collated complete. Short repaired tear to title. Small hole to R5 in second part, with loss of a couple of letters. Vol II - some scuffing to spine bands. XX-Nnn8, Ooo4, Ppp-Ttt8, Vvv4, Xxx-Eeee8, *8, A-G8, H-I6. Bound with Buxtorf's 'Tiberias sive Commentarius Masorethicus Triplex. Basel, Johannis Koenig and Joh. Jacobi Deckeri, 1665. - ):(4, A-Dd2. Text in Latin. (8), 108 pages. Titles within architectural borders; text divided into four parts, with separate titles, but with continuous foliation; head-pieces. "The sixth Biblia rabbinica, with targums and commentaries ... The text mainly follows the third Biblia rabbinica.". Darlow and Moule 5120. Added general t.p. in Hebrew; special t.p.'s in Hebrew for the four parts. The Jerusalem Targum is bound after Deuteronomy and the Haphtaroth after Esther in [v. 1-2], the Masora magna after II Chronicles in [v. 3-4], each having separate pagination; the Haphtaroth has special t.-p. First Thus No Jacket Full Calf Folio - 16 Inches; First Thus. Very Good
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CLAVIO, CRISTOFORO
Aritmetica prattica composta dal molto r.p. Christophoro Clavio. et tradotta da latino in italiano da Lorenzo Castellano.Revista dal medesimo p. Clavio con alcune aggiunte
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Facciotti 1618 - In-16 (16), 8 cc.nn., pp. 280, 8 cc.nn. (indice, registro e marca tipografica in fine), legatura tutta pergamena coeva con restauro ai bordi, titolo manoscritto al dorso, emblema dei Gesuiti al frontespizio, iniziali ornate e finalini. Discreto esemplare, gore d'umido diffuse anche se non gravi, arrossature, i margini laterali di un centinaio di pagine smangiati dall'umidità. Edizione rara posseduta da solo due biblioteche italiane. Nato a Bamberga nel 1537, Clavio entrò nell'ordine dei Gesuiti a Roma, nel 1555, per poi portare a termine i suoi studi all'Università di Coimbre (Portogallo). Autore di numerose opere di matematica e di astronomia, cominciò ad insegnare matematica presso il Collegio Romano nel 1565. Importante fu l'amicizia del gesuita tedesco con Galileo Galilei e una particolare menzione merita l'attività del matematico nell'opera di revisione del Calendario Giuliano commissionatagli da papa Gregorio XIII.
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C. Silii Italici [Silius Italicus, Tiberius Catius] Dausque, Claude (Cont.)
Punica Sev De Bello Punica Secundo Libros XVII
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Davidem Douceur, Parisiis (Paris) 1618 - [40], 763pp, [13]. Full contemporary leather, raised bands with six panels, author in gilt to second panel, other panels with a single fillet border and gilt corner and centrepieces. Backstrip badly defective, with loss of entire bottom panel, half of the fifth panel and the top half of the top panel, covers rubbed, corners bumped and worn, outer joints split but holding well on cords. Internally lightly browned, occasional light spotting. Worm track to first page of each signature, often catching a letter or two, but with no real loss of sense. An epic poem, dated MVICXVIII (sic) a reprint of the 1615 edition, with the addition of III to the date on the title, with commentary by Claude Dasques. Worldcat shows 7 locations [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Château d'Oex et l'Etivaz. - Convolut de 9 chartes manuscrites sur parchemin du XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle. Documents de différentes familles importantes de la région: Isoz, Rittener, Chabloz, Roch, Bertod etc.
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1618-1730, - jusqu'env. 43x62 cm, 9 documents juridiques sur parchemin mis à plat, écriture de notaire du temps à l'encre brune, avec signatures des notaires et 5 pièces avec sceau sous papier d'origine, en bon état. Collection unique de documents privés de plusieurs familles de Château d'Oex. Il s'agit surtout de partages de biens, qui démontrent pas seulement les situations familiales à un moment précis, mais permettent également de voir de combien et de quels biens disposaient ces familles aux XVIIe et au début du XVIIIe siècle. Résumé: 1) 1618, 3 avril: Partage des biens entre Jean et Suzanne Jaurod, enfants de feu Pierre Jaurod dit Grand de Château d'Oex. Suzanne Jaurod est représenté par son mari Claude Chabloz.2) 1643, 27 mai: Claude Rittener l'ainé de l'Etivaz, paroisse de Château d'Oex, vend une particule de terre à Aymoz et Christian Rittener, père et fils.3) 1674, 4 novembre: Partage des biens maternels et paternels entre les enfants de feu Aymoz Roch de l'Etivaz, représenté par David Henchoz, commis, Abraham Turrian de la Croix et Abraham Isoz.4) 1675, 18 février: Marie, fille de feu Pierre Isoz et veuve de feu Christe Rittener de l'Etivaz, p. de C., vend un cens annuel de 60 florins à David Henchoz, commis de l'Etivaz pour la somme principale de 1200 fl. (rajouté en bas de l'acte: En 1680 la veuve Rittener augmente encore la somme pour subvenir aux besoins de ses enfants, accepté par le créditeur D. Henchoz.). Au verso encore 3 actes rajoutés.5) 1675, 13 avril: Prononciation et accord entre Antoine Grosnicod, commis des Combes, paroisse de C., et Abraham Pillet, son beaufrère, au sujet de cloison longue, faite par ce dernier en ce lieu. Avec sceau d'Albert Frischling, bourgeois de Berne et bailli d'Oex.6) 1688, 15 mai: Partage des biens entre Moise, Abraham, Daniel et David Bertod, ainsi que Pierre Bertod, leur frère hors du pays, tous enfants de feu Daniel Bertod de dessus la Braye, paroisse de C., de tous les biens laissés par feue leur mère, Susanne Motier. Avec sceau de Charles Wuistemberger, b. de berne et bailli d'Oex.7) 1695, 9 mars: Partage des biens entre les enfants et parents de feu Jean Isoz de l'Estivaz, paroisse de Château d'Oex. Parmi les parents aussi Abraham Guerraz, commis de ce lieu et Abraham Lenoir, juré de Prèz. Avec sceau de Jean Antoine Tribollet, b. de Berne et bailli de Gesseney.8) 1696, 18 mars: Jean Isoz de l'Estivaz, p. de C., vend en tant que tuteur de Marie, fille de feu Christe Rittener d'Estivaz, à Moïse Coullaye de ce lieu un mas de terre et un huitième de maison à cet endroit. Avec sceau de Jean Antoine Tribollet, b. de berne et bailli de Gessenay, Chateau d'Oex et Rougemont.9) 1730, 10 août: David Gobalet et sa soeur, du Mont, p. de C., confessent devoir payer pour une lettre de rente un cens annuel de 25 florins à David Jornayvaz du Chesne, juré de C. Avec sceau d'Abraham Manuel, b. de Berne et bailli.
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CYRILLUS ALEXANDRINUS;CYRILLE D'ALEXANDRIE;
Sancti Patris nostri Cyrilli Alexandr. Archiepiscopi EORTASTIKOI LOGOI L. Sermones Paschales triginta.... Ex interpretatione A. Salmatiae... Graece nunc primum et latine typis editi. Ex Ambrosiana Mediolan. Bibliotheca.. Apud heredes Martini Notii et Joannem Meursium. 1618 [A la suite] Sancti Patris nostri Cyrilli Alexandr. Archiepiscopi GLAFURA EIS PENTATEUCON Scita et elegantia commentaria in quinque priores Moysis libros ... nunc primum Graece et latine PARALLHLWS edita studio A. Schotti... Apud heredes Martini Notii et Joannem Meursium. 1618
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Apud haeredes Martini Nutii et Joannem Meursium Anvers 1618 2 ouvrages en 1 vol. in-folio. (4 feuillets), 304 pages, (4 feuillets). (6 feuillets), 360 pages, (7 feuillets). Plein veau fauve du temps. Dos orné. (Quelques épidermures. Mors fendus . coins émoussés). Première édition en grec de ces textes de Cyrille, évêque d'Alexandrie (376-444), intransigeant et fougueux docteur de l'Eglise, qui fit chasser d'Alexandrie les hérétiques, les schismatiques, les Juifs, fit destituer ou condamner St Jean Chrysostome et Nestorius, patriarches de Constantinople, et est largement responsable de l'assassinat d'Hypatie, fille de Théon d'Alexandrie, qui avait succédé à Plotin à la tête de l'Ecole Néo-Platonicienne. Ces deux éditions semblent rares. Inscription manuscrite ancienne sur le titre (barrée) :Bibliotheca Colbertina.. Ex-libris gravé XVIIIème : de Tudert
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MEURSIUS, IOANNIS.
A classic on classical ballet and dancing Orchestra. Sive, De Saltationibus Veterum, Liber Singularis.
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Leyden, Ex Off. Godefridus Basson, 1618.. Small 4to. 18th century red morocco, spine inlaid with green morocco, gilt, with gilt triple fillet borders on sides, gilt inner dentelles, g.e. With woodcut printer's vignette comprising an open music book on title. (8), 111, (1 blank) pp.. Rare first edition of a fine humanist school book, collecting all references to dancing from over one hundred Greek and Latin authors, by the great Dutch linguist and historian Johannes van Meurs (1579-1639). Van Meurs was the most gifted Dutch humanist of the first generation, translating and commenting upon a large number of classical texts, many of them published by Govert Basson (ca. 1581-1643), who also printed for the Elzeviers at Leyden. For ten years Van Meurs was private tutor to Johan van Oldebarneveld's children, and in 1610 he became professor at Leyden and official historian for the Dutch States. After the death of Oldebarneveld and the defeat of the Remonstrant's faction, Van Meurs felt his popularity at Leyden waning, but he held on until in 1625 Christian IV of Denmark invited him to the University of Soroe and also appointed him to his official historian. Van Meurs's reference book on ballet and dancing in classical times is a real classic in its field. Fine copy of a rare work.- (Old owner's ms. entry on title). Magriel, Bibliogr. of Dancing , p. 43; Derra de Moroda 1833; Bögels, Govert Basson, 89.6.6.
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M. Annaei. (Marcus Annaeus Lucanus) Lucani
Pharsalia, Sive de Bello Civili Caesaris et Pompeii Libri X
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Publisher: Richardus Field (Richard Field) - Date of Publication: 1618 - Binding: leather bound - Edition: - Condition: Very Good - Description: 12mo. 291 pages. Recently rebound in full calf with raised bands on the spine and a leather lettering piece on one of the spine panels. The binding is fresh and clean. New endpapers. There is an 18th century signature on the original front flyleaf reading Thomas Arthur. Another signature on the verso of this leaf reads Mehetable Turner and another, apparently earlier, signature on the title page is mostly illegible. Old toning and stains to the title page and the text. - [Publisher: Richardus Field (Richard Field)]
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Lucani, M. Annaei. (Marcus Annaeus Lucanus)
Pharsalia, Sive de Bello Civili Caesaris et Pompeii Libri X
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Richardus Field (Richard Field), Londini (London) 1618 - 12mo. 291 pages. Recently rebound in full calf with raised bands on the spine and a leather lettering piece on one of the spine panels. The binding is fresh and clean. New endpapers. There is an 18th century signature on the original front flyleaf reading Thomas Arthur. Another signature on the verso of this leaf reads Mehetable Turner and another, apparently earlier, signature on the title page is mostly illegible. Old toning and stains to the title page and the text. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Biblia, dat is, de gantsche Heylige Schrifture, vervattende alle canonijke boecken des Ouden en des Nieuwen Testaments.
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- Door last der Hoogh-Mog. Herren Staten Generael van de Vereenighde Nederlanden, en volgens het Besluyt van de Synode Nationael, gehouden tot Dordrecht, in de Jaren 1618 ende 1619. Leyden, by de Weduwe en de Erffgenamen van Johan Elzevier, 1663. 29cm x 47cm, Ledereinband Ledereinband mit Zieprägungen und Goldzierprägungen auf dem Buchrücken. Einband insgesamt stärker beschabt, an kleineren Fehlstellen und an der Ober- und Unterseite bis auf den Holzdeckel abgestoßen. Mit 6 doppelseitigen Karten, 1 ganzseitiger Karte, 9 doppelseitigen Stichen und 26 ganzseitigen Stichen. Zahlreiche Vignetten im Text. Seiten stärker nachgedunkelt und teilweise altersfleckig, einige Risse mit sichtbar nachgedunkeltem Papier hinterlegt. A28.Auflage
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Dou, Jan Pieterszoon:
Die sechs ersten Bucher Euclidis, De! Hochgelarten weitberumbten/ Griechischen Philosophi und Mathematici: Von den anfangen und fundamenten der Geometriae. Dabey dann mancherley au! disen Buchern gezogene nutzbark
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Amsterdam, Janß 1618.. I.: VD17 23:324614G; Hoffmann, Literatur der Griechen II, 50; Riccardi 430. - Unterer Rand des Titelblattes mit Ausschnitt, ohne Textverlust. - Übersetzt von Sebastian Curtius. - II. VD17 23:277450U; Jordan 1093. - III. VD17 23:286952L; Cockle 622; Jähns 934. Adaption von Du Praissacs "Les discours militaires" (Paris 1614)), "welche Wallhausen unter dem Titel Manual militare 1616 zu Frankfurt herausgab, ohne den Verfasser zu nennen. (Eine) dem Kämmerer von Worms, Wolff Dietrich von Dalberg gewidmete Verdeutschung" (Jähns). - Die interessanten Tafeln zeigen Grundrisse von Festungen, Waffen und Aufstellungen von Schlachtenreihen. - Einband etwas altersfleckig. Teils leicht gebräunt. Sehr gutes Exemplar!
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LE PAUTRE, Jean.
60 designs of interior decorations for the houses and palaces of the French nobility at the end of the 17th century, Collection of 10 print series of 6 plates each with model leaves for the design of Altars, tabernacles, armorial trophies, chimney-pieces, monumental doors, wainscotting, panelling, and ceilings.
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Pierre Mariette, Le Blond, 16551670, Paris, - 10 parts in 1 vol. Oblong 4to (leaves 255x185mm). Contemporary marbled calf, spine ribbed and gilt, covers with gilt stamped unidentified crowned coat-of-arms. With a total of 60 full-page engraved plates. 60 lvs. (numbered in pencil: 4-63). Collection of 10 series with ornamental architectural designs for altars, tabernacles, armorial trophies, chimney-pieces, monumental doors, wainscotting, panelling, ceilings, all by the important architect Jean Le Pautre, or Le Poutre, or Potyre (1618-1682). With its designs for architects, sculptors, silversmiths, engravers, etc., the present work gives also a survey of the Paris fashion in interior decoration at the beginning of the reign of Louis XIV. The collection contains the following print series and plates (the numbers refer to the numbering in pencil, beginning with 4):1. (ff. 4-9): Jean Le Pautre, Retables dautels a ljtalienne inventes et gravés par Jean le Potre se vendent a Paris chez Pierre Mariette. Paris, Pierre II Mariette, c.1658-70. Series of 6 (only the first 3 numbered) plates 215-20x148-50 mm. (nr. (4): 230x143 mm)). Fuhring described the series in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam as: '5 out of six', containing the numbered plates 1-3, and 5-6. In our copy plate [4] is 'Le veritable portraict de N(ost)re Dame . dans le mur des reverands peres Capusins Rue St Honore . Ceste devotion commenca au mois de Juillet la veille de la feste de St. Marie Magdalaine l'an 1651. A. Philippon ex.', and it is plausible that this plate has been issued as the fourth plate of this series. Adam Philippon (1606- after 1645(!)) is the master of Jean Le Pautre.2. (ff. 10-15): Jean Le Pautre, Tabernacles pour orner et embellir les autels nouvellement inventez et gravéz per J. le Pautre. Ce vend à Paris chez Pierre Mariette . (First state, c.1658-70). Complete series of 6 plates 223-6x152-6 mm) of tabernacles for the embellishment of altars. Fuhring describes the series in the RM, Amsterdam as 'five plates from the Flemish reversed copies by Corn. Galle of [our series]' (nrs. 9469-73). The sixth plate, however he describes as nr. 9494.3. (ff. 16-21): Jean Le Pautre. Complete series of six plates with Altars with plan (185-210x120-35 mm), published by Jean I Le Blond, with inscriptions 'Le Blond Avec Privilege': (1) Altar in the shape of a triumphal arch with composite columns, with an attic on the main entablature, with plan (Fuhring 9505), (2) Altar under a baldachin supported by four twisted Corinthian columns. Elevation and plan (Fuhring 9507), (3) Altar in the shape of a triumphal arch, in the middle a second story surmounted by a tympanum, Elevation and plan (Fuhring 9506), (4) Altar with a painting of the Annunciation. Elevation and plan (Fuhring 9502), (5) Altar with a painting of the Lamentation of Christ, Elevation and plan (Fuhring 9504), (6) Altar with a painting of the Assension of the Virgin flanked by two coupled Ionic pilasters and caryatids. Elevation and plan (Fuhring 9503).4. (ff. 22-27): Jean Le Pautre, Trophées d'armes antique et moderne, servant a toutes sortes d'ouvriers, pour l'enbellissement de leurs ouvrages . (Paris, Pierre II Mariette, before 1667). Complete series of 6 numbered plates (including the title; 147-54x221-9 mm) with armorial trophies in the classical and modern manner. 5. (ff. 28-33): Jean Le Pautre, Chimney-pieces in the modern manner. Complete series of 6 unnumbered etched plates, including title (213-17x151-4 mm). Paris, Jean Leblond, c.1655. Fuhring described incomplete series of later editions, a.o. by Mariette, 1661: f. 28 = Fuhring 9334, 29: not in Fuhring, 30 = F 9336, 31 = F. 9335, 32 = f. 9337, 33 = 9339. 6. (ff. 34-39): Jean Le Pautre, Placarts ou ornemens pour l'enrichissement des chambres et alcoves. Paris Pierre II Mariette c.1656-7. Complete series of 6 numbered plates (207-10x145 mm ) with ornamental panels and doors for rooms and alcoves. Plate 1, cf. Furing 9430 (with illustr.), 2 = Fuhring 9435, 3 = 9432, 4 = 9433, 5 = 9434 and 6 = 9431.7. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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CYRILLUS ALEXANDRINUS;CYRILLE D'ALEXANDRIE;
Sancti Patris nostri Cyrilli Alexandr. Archiepiscopi EORTASTIKOI LOGOI L. Sermones Paschales triginta. Ex interpretatione A. Salmatiae. Graece nunc primum et latine typis editi. Ex Ambrosiana Mediolan. Bibliotheca. Apud heredes Martini Notii et Joannem Meursium. 1618 [A la suite] Sancti Patris nostri Cyrilli Alexandr. Archiepiscopi GLAFURA EIS PENTATEUCON Scita et elegantia commentaria in quinque priores Moysis libros . nunc primum Graece et latine PARALLHLWS edita studio A. Schotti. Apud heredes Martini Notii et Joannem Meursium. 1618
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Apud haeredes Martini Nutii et Joannem Meursium Anvers 1618 - 2 ouvrages en 1 vol. in-folio. (4 feuillets), 304 pages, (4 feuillets). (6 feuillets), 360 pages, (7 feuillets). Plein veau fauve du temps. Dos ornÈ. (Quelques Èpidermures. Mors fendus. coins ÈmoussÈs). PremiËre Èdition en grec de ces textes de Cyrille, ÈvÍque d'Alexandrie (376-444), intransigeant et fougueux docteur de l'Eglise, qui fit chasser d'Alexandrie les hÈrÈtiques, les schismatiques, les Juifs, fit destituer ou condamner St Jean Chrysostome et Nestorius, patriarches de Constantinople, et est largement responsable de l'assassinat d'Hypatie, fille de ThÈon d'Alexandrie, qui avait succÈdÈ ‡ Plotin ‡ la tÍte de l'Ecole NÈo-Platonicienne. Ces deux Èditions semblent rares. Inscription manuscrite ancienne sur le titre (barrÈe) :Bibliotheca Colbertina. Ex-libris gravÈ XVIIIËme : de Tudert [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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Sarpi Paolo
Articolo delle ragioni del dominio, che ha la Sereniss.ma Republica di Venetia sopra il suo Golfo per il ius belli vz. vittoria navale contra Federico I Imp. e Atto di Papa Alessandro III proposto contra le Scritture impugnative d'alcuni Napoletani.
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In Calle delle Rasse (Evangelista Deuchino),, in Venetia, 1618 - In-4° antico (220x163mm), pp. 30, brossura marmorizzata posteriore. Stemma xilografico al titolo, un capolettera xilografico istoriato. Alcune glosse marginali di mano antica. Qualche alone marginale, ma buon esemplar in barbe. Edizione contemporanea all'originale, pubblicata da Paolo Sarpi con lo pseudonimo di "Michele Cirillo", di questo saggio geopolitico del grande storico relativo allo jus belli ed alla sovranità veneziana sul mare Adriatico, incentrato principalmente sull'episodio bellico enunciato nel titolo. Cicogna, p. 130, n. 907. Michel & Michel, VII, p. 92. Manca al Sapori e alla Vinciana. [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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KEPLER, Johann
Epitome Astronomiae Copernicanae
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Frankfurt: J. G. Schonwetter, 1618 . First book only (of 3). 3 parts in 1. 8vo. . Contemporary vellum, text browned as usual due to the quality of the paper, a couple of paper tears with no loss of letters, generally a good copy but lacking four index leaves. From the library of the eighteenth century savant Gueneau, with his autograph, and Owen Gingerich with his bookplate. First edition of the first part of Kepler's great classic astronomical text book based on the laws of Copernicus. This first part represents a front-line defense of the Copernican system, and the arguments with which Kepler defends the movement of the earth according to this theory are entirely new in concept. His position for the relativity of motion carried him considerably further beyond Copernicus and formulated principles later given more detailed treatment in Galileo's Dialogo. Because of these arguments, part one (as above) was placed on the Index liborum prohibitorum in 1619. The remaining books did not appear until 1621 and 1622. Provenance: Guéneau de Montbeillard (1720-1785) was a French naturalist and Buffon's main collaborator and ghostwriter for his Natural History, especially for the text on birds. In addition, he is well known for the origins of the science of anthropometry and human growth by his famous series of measurements conducted on his son, and in addition, for his articles for the French Englightement Journal Collection Académique, which he wrote on different scientific societies.
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Rastall, ( Rastell ) William. (1508-1565) - England and Wales - Magna Charta
The Statutes at Large, Conteyning all such Acts which at any time heretofore have beene extantin rint from Magna Charta, Untill the Sixteenth Yeere of the Raigne of our Most Gratious Soveraigne Lord James, by the Grace of God King of England With Marginall Notes, and Divers Necessary Tables Newly Added Thereunto. Together with Especiall Markes Whereby the Reader May Easily Know Which of the Ame Acts Are Wholy Voyd, Either by Expiration, or Repeale.
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Bonham Norton, London 1618 - Two Heavy Folio Volumes totaling (2080) pages: (Vol. 1) [42], 1200, [26] pages; (Vol. 2) [10], 708, [6], 85, [3] pages. - Rastell first published his great collection of statutes from Magna Carta to the present in 1557. It was updated periodically, the final edition appearing in 1625. "It is partly of the nature of an edition of the Statutes at large, as the enacting parts of the public statutes in force are printed nearly word for word, and in their original language. But it is more of the nature of an abridgment. The book was frequently republished and brought up to date in successive editions and in 1579 the Latin and French Statute were translated. " Holdsworth, A History of English Law IV: 311-312. Sweet & Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth of Nations I: 554 (19) . Cowley, A Bibliography of Abridgements, Digests, Dictionaries and Indexes of English Law to the Year 1800 116. Pollard and Redgrave, A Short-Title Catalogue of Books Printed in England, Scotland, and Ireland 9325. Marke, A Catalogue of the Law Collection at New York University (1953) 10. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Ferreira de Lacerda, Bernardo.
Hespaña libertada. Parte primera. [- Segunda].
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Pedro Crasbeeck [- Juan de la Costa], 1618 - 1673, Lisboa: - I: 4 hojas, grabado, 182 folios. II: 2 hojas, 283 páginas y hoja de Tasas. Pergamino rígido moderno. Ejemplar lavado y restaurado y con antiguos sellos de procedencia. Palau 90241. Poema en diez cantos. La segunda parte fue publicada póstumamente por la hija del autor.
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SELDEN (John)
The Historie of Tithes That is, The Practice of Payment of them. The Positiue Laws made for them. The Opinions touching the Right of them. A Review of it is also annext, which both Confirmes it and directs it in the Vse of it. By I. Selden.
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[London: [s.n.], M.DC.XV111, [1618]. - First Edition, third variant, small 4to, title page in red and black, in this edition p.249 is misnumbered 149 and line 1 has "little"; [6], xxii, [12], 491, [5] pp., contemporary calf, rebacked, red morocco label, a good clean copy with wide margins. "The most celebrated of Selden's treatises from this decade, 'The Historie of Tithes' (1618), marked a major refinement in his theory and practice of history. Dedicated to Sir Robert Cotton, it praised his 'inestimable Library', which assured 'a curious Diligence in search after the inmost, least known and most usefull parts of Historicall Truth'. The preface recommended the scrutinizing of earlier interpretations and of all evidence with a searching, but moderate philosophical scepticism, which helped to clear away unsound interpretations and to promote soundly based truth. A 'Review' at the end of the 'Historie of Tithes' provided a brief history of the Roman law to show how it could not rightly claim to have ruled even western Europe in an unbroken sequence and pictured William I, his barons, and those 'learned in the laws' (identified as 'the common Lawiers of that time, as Godric and Alfwin') gathering together as a parliament in the fourth year of the conquest to hear and confirm the 'former Laws of the Kingdome'. This vivid image of the historical triumph of the king-in-parliament appeared just in time for Selden's political career of the following decade. King James and his favourite, the marquess of Buckingham, forced Selden to withdraw Historie of Tithes from circulation, apologize to the privy council for the mistake of its publication, and endure in silence the attacks on it made by his critics. However, he would neither admit that it presented false evidence or interpretations nor retreat from the central thesis that the law of God found enforcement only in the laws of particular jurisdictions." - Oxford DNB. STC, 22172.3; Pforzheimer, 857; Sweet and Maxwell, pp. 194-5, (50); Kress, 360. [Attributes: First Edition]
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PETRONIUS ARBITER ; [ PETRONE ] ; BOURDELOTIUS [ BOURDELOT, Jean ]
T. Petronii Arbitri Satyricon. Io. Bourdelotius emendavit, supplevit, commentarium perpetuum adiecit.
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- 1 vol. in-12 cartonnage début XIXe, Isaac Mesnier, Paris, 1618, 12 ff. n .c.h, 299 pp. Il s'agit de l'édition originale du commentaire, estimé, de Jean Bourdelot. Rare exemplaire bien complet (cartonnage modeste, mq. une page de garde, qq. défauts d'usages, une interversion de feuillets dans les premiers ff.) de la première édition du commentaire de Jean Bourdelot. Bibliography of Petronius, 41 [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Deza, Lope de.
GOBIERNO POLYTICO DE AGRICULTURA.
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por la viuda de Alonso Martin de Balboa,, Madrid: 1618 - 4 hojas, 128 folios. Pergamino original con el título rotulado en el lomo. Únicamente en el margen de la portada hay un minúsculo roto. Palau 71537. Magnífico ejemplar de este rarísimo tratado español de economía.Natural de Segovia, Lope de Deça estudió en Oropesa, Salamanca y Alcalá hasta tomar el grado de bachiller en jurisprudencia civil y canónica. Posteriormente se retiró a sus posesiones donde se dedicó a la administración y al estudio.El autor divide la obra en tres partes: 'La primera propone la dignidad, necesidad, y utilidad de la Agricultura. La segunda, diez causas de la falta de mantenimientos, y labradores en España. La tercera, diez remedios, y las advertencias, y conclusiones que de todo el discurso se pueden sacar.'
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1618 - 1637 New Testament, Bishops’ Version and King James Version (Mixed Copy)
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Bonham Norton & John Bill,, London 1618 - Title: New Testament, Bishops’ Version and King James Version (Mixed Copy) Publisher: Bonham Norton & John Bill, London Year: 1618/1637 Size: Small personal copy, approximately 6" tall and 2 1/2" thick. Considered small octavo in size. Edition & Contents: Very unusual hybrid copy, made up at an early date, in which portions missing from a 1618 Norton and Bill edition of the Bishops' New Testament (identified from the colophon) have been supplied from an unidentified early octavo black letter King James edition. The King James sections are Matthew 24:27-Mark 2:22, Mark 10:43-14:47, and John 2:23-Revelation 10:9. Bound with unidentified edition of The Book of Common Prayer, missing the title and a number of other leaves, with some supplied from another edition; and 1637 Company of Stationers edition of the Sternhold/Hopkins metrical Psalms in single-column black letter with letterpress music (A-X8), with title bound before Book of Common Prayer, lacking last 2 leaves. No endpaper. Leather cover wraps around inside of cover, no fixed endpaper covering this. Stitches visible on inside front cover. No front free endpaper. Psalmes title has decorative border. Contents: Opens with "The Whole Booke of Psalmes. Collected into English Meetre by Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins, and others: conferred with the Hebrew, with apt notes to sing them withall. Set forth and allowed to bee [sic] sung in all Churches of all the people together before and after Morning and Evening prayer, and also before and after Sermons, and moreover, in private houses, for their godly solace and comfort, laying apart all ungodly songs and ballads, which tend only to the nourishing of vice and the corrupting of youth. Printed for the Company of Stationers, 1637." No general titles, but this copy also includes Bishops and King James Versions of the New Testament merged as one, followed by the Book of Common Prayer. Following the NT are some notations and tables. Following this is a notation "Imprinted at London by Bonham Norton and John Bill, Deputie Printers for the Kings most excellent Maiestie, 1618." Followed by "A Treatise made by Anthanasius the Great, concerning the use and virtue of the Psalmes. Metrical Psalms and readings follow, nearly complete to the Table (index) of this portion. Description: Most of the single column text Testaments were read out of existence, probably explaining why this copy is a merged form. This copy includes a Whole Booke of Psalmes, New Testament (merged) and Metrical Psalms. The two New Testaments, issued in the same size and similar single-column blackletter layout, appear to have been merged from very early on in their existence, probably even the 1600s. No recorded reason exists. The Testament opens with The Whole Booke of Psalmes (Thomas Sternhold and John Hopkins), which is dated 1637. No general title exists anywhere for either version. At each merge point, a few verses of text are missing. Roman type occurs in all footnotes, prefatory notes, marginal notes, and headers. Apparently the King James Version portions have more extensive prefatory notes. Condition: Fair condition overall. At some point—most likely the 1600s—the two versions were merged to make one complete New Testament. Binding: Full-leather, still bound in its original (apparently post-merger) contemporary calf. Spine worn and damaged; front edge of cover worn through. Internal crack in text block but all still holding, if only by a few threads in some places. Back inside cover same as front. Small jab into edge of back cover. Leather peeling back from spine, torn in one spot. Leather also cracked at back joint. Evidently formerly had clasps. Front cover very worn at page side edge, leather peeling back. Some small wormholes (?) to covers. Pages: No general title page. Contents partly loose, with some soiling and staining, soiled and dampstained with scattered marginal scrawls, couple of leaves torn with text loss, lacks the title and several other leaves fr [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Milton, Anthony
The British Delegation and the Synod of Dort (1618-19)
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Boydell & Brewer Ltd - The Synod of Dort [1618-19] was one of the most remarkable and important gatherings of Protestant divines ever assembled. Summoned to resolve doctrinal disputes in the Netherlands, it involved theologians from a number of other co untries, including Britain. The precise role played by delegates of the Church of England at the synod has been the subject of intense disagreement ever since. Drawing on new sources discovered in English and Dutch archive s, this volume provides a wide-ranging collection of edited documents [many previously unpublished] which make it possible for the first time to construct a thorough and fully contextualized account of the role played by the Briti sh delegates. Different sections of the book tackle the political and theological background to the synod, the submissions of the British delegation on issues ranging from predestination and episcopacy to catechizing and bible tra nslation, and also the aftermath of the synod and the later defences of it by the British delegates. The primary source material is set in context by a substantial introduction, which argues for a major reassessment of the role of the British divines at the synod, and emphasizes the importance of the event in allowing historians to study the detailed interaction of British and continental thinkers at a vital period in the emergence of an 'Anglican' identit y. Dr Anthony Milton is Reader in History at the University of Sheffield. Condition: Brand new (not pre-owned). Binding: Unsewn hardback Year first printed: 2002. ISBN: 9781843831570. Volume in series: 13 [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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EUSTATHIUS (Thessalonicensis).
De Ismeniae et Ismenes Amoribus.
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- Lutetiae Parisiorum (Paris), Hieronymi Drouart 1618. Libri XI. Gilbertus Gaulminus Molinensis primus Graece ex Regia Bibliotheca edidit, & Latine vertit. 8°. V, 447, 45 S. Mit mehreren Kopf- u. Schlußvign. sowie gest. Initialen. HLdr. des 19. Jhdts. m. goldgepr. Rückensch. Schweiger I, 123 - Schönes Exemplar dieser griechisch-lateinischen Parallelausg. Editio princeps, auch mit der Jahreszahl 1617 vorkommend. Mit dem nach Schweiger häufig fehlenden Vorstücken u. Anmerkungen am Schluß. Literatur [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Selden, John
The Historie of Tithes. First Edition. London, 1618
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1618. Selden, John [1584-1654]. The Historie of Tithes, That is, The Practice of Payment of Them. The Positive Laws Made for Them. The Opinions Touching the Right of Them. A Review of It is Also Annext, Which Both Confirmes It and Directs in the Use of It. [London: s.n. ], 1618. [vi], xxii, [12], 491, [5] pp. Quarto (5-1/2" x 7-1/2"). Recent period-style calf, blind frames to boards, raised bands and gilt title to spine, endpapers renewed. Light fading to portions of boards, corners lightly bumped. Title page printed in red and black. Toning, some discoloration and light wear to edges of title page and following few leaves, internally clean. A nice copy in a handsome binding. * First edition, variant A. (One of the eight variants, with all points indicated by Sweet & Maxwell). The History of Tithes, which was one of Selden's earliest writings, angered James I and the clergy because it questioned the divine right to impose tithes. Although it was suppressed by the Court of High Commission, the resulting controversy transformed Selden into a figure of national importance. His treatment by the church and state also encouraged his opposition to political absolutism, an idea that informs his later writings. Based on remarks in the dedication and on p. 449, Sweet & Maxwell believe this is not a true first edition. (The presumed earlier edition appears to be a ghost, however. ) Sweet & Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 1: 194-5.
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MARTINENGO ETTORE
L' ADONE, IDILLIO
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Venetia: GIACOMO VIOLATI. [BRESCIA-TEATRO-RARO] -- cc. 3 nn., pp. 42. Bel frontis figurato inciso in rame. (Segue): STRADIOTTI FRANCESCO.-- IDILLII, CIOE LA CLITIA, L' AURORA, LA ROSA. Venetia, Giorgio Valentini. 1618.-- cc. 12 nn., cc. 7 nn., cc. 11 nn. Le tre parti con frontis proprio. (Segue): ACI, IDILLIO DELL' ANIMOSO ACC. SELVAGGIO. Venetia (1615).-- pp. 24. Dedica al Card. Capponi di Bologna, firmata Giacomo Violati. (Segue):-- IL SOGNO, IDILLIO DELL' ANIMOSO SELVAGGIO. (SENZA DATA).-- pp. 20 + 2 cc. bianche. (SEGUE): IL MORIBONDO ARMINDO, IDILLIO DELL' ANIMOSO ACC. SELVAGGIO. (SENZA DATA).-- pp. 12. (Segue): IL TESTAMENTO DI CLORI, IDILLIO DELL' ANIMOSO ACC. SELVAGGIO. (SENZA DATA).-- pp. 18 + 3 cc. bianche. (Segue): I BOMBICI, IDILLIO...ACC. SELVAGGIO.-- pp. 24 con dedica a G.B. Grimaldi datata 1610. (Segue): LEUCOTOE, IDILLIO..ACC. SELVAGGIO.-- cc. 12 nn. (Segue): TERMINDA, IDILLIO..ACC. SELVAGGIO.-- pp. 22 + 1 c. bianca. (Segue): PARATELLO D' AMORE CANZONE DEL SIGN. ..HONORIO BEATI BOLOGNESE FATTA NELLA PARTENZA DEL SIGN...ZACHARIA VALIER ET NELL' ENTRATA DEL SIGN. ...PIETRO MALIPIERI AL REGGIMENTO D' ESTE. (1615).--pp. 12. dedica di G. Violati datata 1615. (segue): EGLE, IDILLIO AVVENIMENTO AMOROSO DI PIETRO MARTIR COLLA D' ADRIA. Venetia, Santo Grillo e Fratelli. 1614.-- pp. 22 + 1 c. bianca. (Segue): IL NARCISO, IDILLIO DEL SIG. LIONARDO QUIRINO. Venetia, Trivisan Bertolotti. 1612.-- pp. 22 + 1 c. bianca. Dedica del tipografo Bertolotti a girolamo Parioli. -- (cm. 13) ottima piena pergamena originale. Eccezionale raccolta di 13 composizioni, idilli e canzoni, per lo più in prima edizione o comunque rarissimi, alcuni con frontis proprio e legati in un volume. Per notizie sull' autore Martinengo Ettore di Brescia vedi: CINELLI.CALVOLI "BIBLIOTECA VOLANTE" 1734-47 III 285; COZZANDO L. "LIBRARIA BRESCIANA" 1694 p. 77 e PERONI V. "BIBLIOTECA BRESCIANA" 1816-23 II 228. Per lo Sradiotti Fr. vedi: CINELLI-CALVOLI IV 272. Per confronti vari vedi: MICHEL-MICHEL II 114 e VII 155. Nonchè PIANTANIDA AUTORI DEL '600 n° 2682. Minime toccature agli angoli ma esemplare molto bello, nitido e genuino. nonostante accurate ricerche non abbiamo trovato alcun preciso riferimento bibliografico di questa raccolta miscellanea veramente rara. . in ottime condizioni. Rilegato. 1614.
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Paracelsus, d. i. Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim (1493-1541)
Chirurgische Bücher und Schrifften. Jetzt auffs New auß den Originalen und Theophrasti eygenen Handtschrifften, wider an tag geben durch J. Huserum. 4 Teile und Appendix in 1 Band.
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Straßburg, L. Zetzner 1618. Folio. Figürliche Holzschnitt-Titelbordüre von L. Frig nach C. Murer (monogr. "C.M.L.F")., 3 wiederholte Holzschnitt-Druckermarken, Holzschnitt-Porträt des Paracelsus und 3 Textholzschnitte, (6 Bl.), 148 S., (1 Bl.), S. 149-329, (1 Bl.), S. 330-523, (2 Bl.), S. 525-795, (19 Bl.). Titel vorsichtig restauriert. Einband gering berieben. Bemerkenswert gut erhaltenes, sauberes Exemplar.
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Sammelband mit 3 mathematischen und krie - Dou, Jan Pieterszoon
Die sechs ersten Bücher Euclidis, Deß Höchgelärten weitberümbten/ Griechischen Philosophi und Mathematici: Von den anfängen und fundamenten der Geometriae. Dabey dann mancherley auß disen Büchern gezogene nutzbarkeiten angefüget seind: sampt den Speciebus inn Geometrischen figurn/ als machen/ verändern/ zusammenfügen/ abziehen/ vielfältigen unnd theilen: Per Demonstrationes Lineales.
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Amsterdam, Janß 1618. Mit zahlr. Textholzschnitten. 7 Bl., 236 (falsch 36) S., 1 Bl. - II.: Eyland von Bellisiren, Martin: Compendium Artis fortificatoriae plane aureum Das ist: Ein Kurtz zusammen gefastes Tractätlein/ in welchem der Anfang und zunehmung der löblichen Fortification biß uff die heutige Niederländische Manier tractiret. Dresden, Seyffert 1624. Mit zahlr. Textholzschnitten. 2 Bll., 100 S. - III. Wallhausen, Johann Jacob von: Manuale Militare, Oder KriegßManual/ Darinnen I. Die Fürnembste heutiges Tages Edle HauptKriegßKünste zu Landt. II. Der Griechen Lacedaemonieren/ und Romanern Kriegß Disciplinen ... III. Ein KriegsNomenclatur. Frankfurt, Jacobi für den Autor, 1616. Mit Kupfertitel und 19 doppelblattgr. Kupfertafeln. 4 Bll. (incl. Kupfertitel), 195 S. (davon SS. 173-176 als nicht mitpaginierte Falttabelle), 15 Bll. I.: VD17 23:324614G; Hoffmann, Literatur der Griechen II, 50; Riccardi 430. - Unterer Rand des Titelblattes mit Ausschnitt, ohne Textverlust. - Übersetzt von Sebastian Curtius. - II. VD17 23:277450U; Jordan 1093. - III. VD17 23:286952L; Cockle 622; Jähns 934. Adaption von Du Praissacs "Les discours militaires" (Paris 1614)), "welche Wallhausen unter dem Titel Manual militare 1616 zu Frankfurt herausgab, ohne den Verfasser zu nennen. (Eine) dem Kämmerer von Worms, Wolff Dietrich von Dalberg gewidmete Verdeutschung" (Jähns). - Die interessanten Tafeln zeigen Grundrisse von Festungen, Waffen und Aufstellungen von Schlachtenreihen. - Einband etwas altersfleckig. Teils leicht gebräunt. Sehr gutes Exemplar!
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Du Praissac.
Les Discours Militaires par le Sieur du Praissac.
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1618 - Paris, Chez la Veuve Matthieu Guillemot et Samuel Thiboust, 1618, 1 volume in-8 relié plein vélin suivi de 4 ouvrages du même auteur. Frontispice gravé par L. Gautier, (2) Au Roi, (1) Le Sujet du Livre, (2) Table des Chapitres, (1) L’Imprimeur au Lecteur, 219 pages, (1) Extraict du Privilege du Roy et une soixantaine de beaux bois gravés de soldats, d’armes et de fortifications à pleine page et dans le texte. Les pages 13, 14, 15 et 16 sont en double ; Les Questions Militaires du Sr du Praissac, A Paris Chez la Veuve M. Guillemot, & S. Thiboust, 1617, 75 pages, (2) Table des Chapitres ; Les Epistres du Sr. Du Praissac contenans des briesves leçons sur diverses matières, A Paris, Chez la Veuve M. Guillemot, & S. Thiboust, 1617, 85 pages ; La Méthode pour Resoudre facilement toute question militaire proposée du Sieur du Praissac, A Paris, Chez la Veuve M. Guillemot, & S. Thiboust, 1617, 14 pages ; Les Libres Discours du Sieur du Praissac, A Paris, Chez Samuel Thiboust, 1618, 32 pages. Exemplaires complets malgré les nombreuses maladresses d’un relieur sans doute en état d’ébriété. Restaurations en coin de pied du frontispice et des 8 premiers feuillets. Rare et précieux. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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APOCRYPHA -
De Boecken Genaemt APOCRYPHE,
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- door last Van de Hoog-Moogh: Heeren Staten Generaal Der Vereenighde Nederlanden, ende volgens 't Besluyt van de Synode Nationael, gehouden tot Dordrecht, in de Jaren 1618. ende 1619. Van nieuws uyt het Griecksch in onse Nederlantsche Tale getrouwelick overgeset. Amsterdam, Isaac vander Putte, 1715. 8 . recent cloth (late 1930's). (a), 1 - [8]/(K) 1 - [8], fol. 77. Engraved circular publ. vignette on title. (US $ 475,00) The apochryhal books in a early 18th century dutch [authorized] translation. Rare. (small stain at tail-end in centre-fold. of first 3 Ll, upper-margin narrowly trimmed). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Scultetus, Abraham:
Abrahami Sculteti Annalium Evangelii passim per Europam decimo quinto salutis partae seculo renovati decas prima, ab Anno M.D.XVI. ad Annum M.D.XXVI. [Sowie:] Abrahami Sculteti Annalium Evangelii passim per Europam decimo-quinto salutis partae seculo renovati decas secunda: Ab Anno M D XXVI. Ad Annum M D XXXVI. Exodi 14. 13. State, & videte magnalia Dei;
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- Erste Ausgabe, 2 Teile in 1 Band, Heidelberg, Johann Lancelot für Jonas Rosa (Bd. 1) & Johann Georg Geyder für Jonas Rosas Witwe (Bd. 2) 1618 & 1620. [14, 332 Seiten]; [3 unpaginierte Blätter, 488 Seiten], mit 2 holzgeschnittenen Titelvignetten, 5 Holzschnittbordüren und 4 Initialen, 8° (19,5 x 12,5 cm), blindgeprägter Halbpergamenteinband der Zeit. Erste Ausgabe. Der reformierte Theologie Scultetus (1566-1624) wurde 1618 Theologieprofessor im reformierten Heidelberg, nahm an der Dordrechter Synode teil und folgte dem Winterkönig und Kurfürst der Pfalz Friedrich V. nach Prag. Nach der Schlacht am Weißenberge im Jahr 1622 musste er von dort wieder fliehen und fand im selben Jahr Anstellung als Prediger in der reformierten Gemeinde in Emden. Diese Reformationsgeschichte behandelt die Zeit bis 1536 aus reformierter Sicht. Sie ist eines der beiden Hauptwerke Scultetus` und ist „immer noch von großem Werthe" (ADB 33, 495). Das übrige Manuskript ging auf der Prager Flucht verloren. (Vgl. RE 1906, 18,104). - Einband etwas fleckig. Ecken und Kanten etwas berieben und gestaucht. Vorderes Gelenk angeplatzt (42 mm). Einband mit wenigen Wurmgängen. Name auf dem Vorsatz in Tusche von alter Hand. Blätter teils gedunkelt oder etwas stockfleckig. Kanten von einigen Blätter etwas angeknickt. Hinterer Vorsatz eingerissen. Blatt Z (S. 353 f.) mit schöpfbedingter Eckfehlstelle ohne Buchstabenverlust. Band sonst in gutem und sauberem Zustand. - VD17, 23.248304F. - Alte Theologie vor 1800 Christentum. Scultetus, Abraham: Abrahami Sculteti Annalium Evangelii passim per Europam decimo quinto salutis partae seculo renovati decas prima, ab Anno M.D.XVI. ad Annum M.D.XXVI.
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Cowley, Abraham
The Works of Mr. Abraham Cowley. Consisting of Those Which Were Formerly Printed: and Those Which He Design's for the Press, Now Published Out of the Authors Original Copies
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London: Printed by J. M. for Henry Herringman, 1668. Some browning and foxing to the paper, but overall a fine, handsome copy. Wing 6649; NCBEL II, 1219. Small folio, recent full blind-ruled calf antique (by Philip Dusel), raised bands, maroon morocco label, gilt decorations and lettering. Frontis portrait by William Faithorne. ¶ Issued shortly after Cowley's death, with numerous reprints quickly to follow. Cowley (1618-1667) played a central role in the development of English poetry, but it is his graceful prose essays (here included) that are most often read today. Contemporary ownership inscription of Ron. Townshend and a later one, dated 1830, of Gul. Withers Ewbank at the head of title-page. 23-line note on the front blank and a few marginalia by Townshend, the former which appears appears to be a commentary on current events, but the combination of crabbed script and 17th-century orthography make it nearly indecipherable to aged eyes.
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MATTHIEU
La Magicienne estrangere, Tragedie. En laquelle on voit les tiranniques comportemens, origine, entreprises, desseins, sortileges, arrest, mort & supplice, tant du Marquis d'Ancre que de Leonor Galligay sa femme, avec l'avantureuse rencontre de leurs Funes
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David Geoffroy, & Jacques Besongne, Rouen 1618 - In-8 de 32 pp. et 31 pp. Portrait en taille-douce de la suite d'Odieuvre représentant Léonore Galigaï ajouté en tête du volume. Relié en plein maroquin havane janséniste du XIXe siècle, dos à nerfs, pièces de titre de maroquin rouge et vert, filet doré sur les coupes, roulette intérieure dorée, tranches dorées. Reliure signée de Thibaron. RARE REIMPRESSION DE L'EDITION ORIGINALE, ELLE-MEME EXTREMEMENT RARE, DE CETTE TRAGEDIE ANONYME COMPOSEE EN VERS EN L'HONNEUR DE L'EXECUTION DE LA MARQUISE D'ANCRE. " Pièce rare ". Ce violent pamphlet publié anonymement contre la femme du Maréchal d'Ancre rencontra un tel succès qu'il fut réimprimé à plusieurs reprises entre 1617 et 1626. On trouve reliée à la suite du présent ouvrage une autre pièce, également rare, qui raconte l'assassinat de concini, maréchal d'Ancre, le 24 avril 1617. Il s'agit ici de la réimpression de l'édition originale. Aucun exemplaire de l'un ou l'autre de ces deux textes n'est passé sur le marché public international depuis plus de trente années. Précieux exemplaire réunissant deux pamphlets du plus haut intérêt historique. Tchemerzine, IV, 647 ; Brunet, III, 1295 ; Barbier, 1869-1879, 107-108, Soleinne, Bibliothèque dramatique, 3730. Robert Naumann, Serapeum, 26. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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(Andreae, Johann Valentin):
2 Rosenkreuzer-Schriften in 1 Band. - I. Peregrini in patria errores.
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Utopia (d. i. Straßburg, L. Zetzners Erben), 1618.. 12°. 154 SS., 1 doppelblattgr. Kupfertafel mit 2 Abbildungen Modernes Leder. I. Gilly 283; Brüning 1220; FdF 126; Ackermann V, 14: "Sehr selten." Dünnhaupt 19.1: "Andreae versucht hier eine Darstellung seiner rosenkreuzerischen Grundideen in Gestalt einer Reiseallegorie. Die Schrift hatte starken Einfluß auf Johann Amos Comenius' 'Labyrinth der Welt'." - ANGEBUNDEN: II. (Ders.). Civis Christianus, sive peregrini quondam errantis restitutiones. Ebda. 1619. (ohne das Frontisp.). 235 S. - Gilly 284; Wolfstieg 42370: "Selten"; Dünnhaupt 24.1: "Darstellung einer Idealfigur des Christenmenschen im Sinne rosenkreuzerischer Gesellschaftsideale." Erschienen als Fortsetzung des vorgebundenen Werkes. Beide hier in erster Ausgabe. - Johann Valentin Andreae (1586-1654) gilt als Urheber der Rosenkreuzer-Legende und Verfasser der äusserst einflussreichen Manifeste, deren realer Hintergrund bis heute zu Spekulationen Anlass gibt. - Titel von I mit 2 größeren, ausgebesserten Fehlstellen (Vignette mit minimalem Bildverlust und Stempelresten). Durchgehend etw. gebräunt, wenig fleckig. - Beide Drucke sehr selten..
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William P. Guthrie
Battles of the Thirty Years War: From White Mountain to Nordlingen, 1618-1635
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Greenwood Press. New Please note that deliveries to addresses in the UK and Europe will be in 4-14 business days. Other countries should refer to Alibris standard times. This is the first complete detailed study of the military aspects of the first half of this important conflict (1618-1635). Each chapter deals with a particular battle, but Guthrie also examines wider questions of strategy, leadership, armaments, organization, logistics, and war finances. The main emphasis is on the unique character and aspects of the Thirty Years War, with attention to the evolution of warfare and weapons, the impact of this evolution on actual operations, and the replacement of the previously dominant "tercio" style of warfare by the nascent linear system. The Thirty Years War is considered within its own context, rather than merely as a poor relation to the linear or Napoleonic periods. The campaigns covered in this volume include the defeat of the Bohemian and German Protestants (1618-1623), the Danish War (1625-1629), the victories of the Swedes under Gustavus Adolphus (1630-1632), and the final defeat of the Swedes at Nordlingen in 1634. Guthrie also pays particular notice to the important battle of Breitenfeld. With the inclusion of many secondary theaters and minor actions, the whole of this work constitutes a complete military history of the German War. ISBN10: 0313320284.
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RINUCCINI CAMILLO
ORAZIONE IN LODE DEL SIG. DONATO DELL' ANTELLA SENATOR FIORENTINO, PRIOR DI PISTOIA NELL' ILUSTR. ORDINE DI S.STEFANO...SOPRANTENDENTE DI TUTTE LE FORTEZZE....ALLA SERENISS. MADAMA LA GRAN DUCHESSA MADRE
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Firenze: ZANOBI PIGNONI. RINUCCINI CAMILLO. ORAZIONE IN LODE DEL SIG. DONATO DELL' ANTELLA SENATOR FIORENTINO, PRIOR DI PISTOIA NELL' ILUSTR. ORDINE DI S.STEFANO...SOPRANTENDENTE DI TUTTE LE FORTEZZE....ALLA SERENISS. MADAMA LA GRAN DUCHESSA MADRE. Firenze, Zanobi Pignoni 1618. ( cm. 22 ) ottima mz. pergamena ms. sec. XVIII.--- cc. 2 nn., pp. 40, c. 1 bianca + 1 tav. f.t. con magnifico ritratto in rame all' acquaforte inciso e firmato da jac. callot. Edizione originale. Oltre un secolo fa il MEAUME (n° 431 ) la disse mlto rara e la descrisse: " tre jolie piece dite le senatur. Elle est gravee à l' eau-forte, à une seule taille, dans le gout de caprices de florence...". Anche POGGIALI II n° 659 nel 1813 la disse: " molto difficile a trovarsi". Esemplare particolare poichè non ha lo stemma mediceo al frontis. Questa variante non è menzionata in nessuna bibliografia. Vecchio restauro al frontis che è foderato poichè mutilo dell' angolo destro basso con perdita parziale dei dati tipografici. Il ritratto, a destra è a filo margine, e in alto a destra lieve ombreggiatura. Ma l' incisione è assai fresca e nitida. Ottimo esemplare.--- LIEURE 294 UNICO STATO;--- MORENI II 256;--- GAMBA 2031;--- MICHEL-MICHEL VII 32. Manca ad AUTORI ITALIANI DEL '600 e al BRITISH M. CAT. XVII CENT. ITALIAN BOOKS. . in ottime condizioni. Rilegato. 1618.
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MALLERY CHARLES DE - CAROLUS DE MALLERIJ ( ENGRAVER ) - F.H. SEDULIUS
Icunculae Beatae Ioannae Francorum Reginae , Ordinis B. Mariae fundatric, Vitam , sanctitatem, miracula, mortem in parte repraesentantes. F.H. Sedulius , Ordini lectissimo Divae Matris Virgines Mariae de Annuntiatione libens merito D.D.
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Antverpiae ( Antwerpen ) , Carolus de Mallerij fecit et excudit , 1618, small in-4°, engraved title + 12 full page engravings printed on one side only, with underneath each plate an engraved caption . Complete. Bound in later supple vellum. Very fine copy. Rare suite of engravings by Charles de Mallery (1571-1635) who worked with Philippe Galle. The very fine engravings in the style of the Wierickx brothers depict scenes in the life of Jan , Jeanne or Joanna of France (1464 - Bourges 1505), daughter of king Louis XI, once married to the future king Louis XII. In 1501, with the help of the Franciscan friar Blessed Gabriel Mary (Gilbert Nicholas), she founded the contemplative order of nuns '' Les Annonciades de Bourges ''. The suite is complete with the 6th plate (sometimes missing, probably censured due to its masochistic contents). .
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Grimaldi Giovanni Francesco; Vecellio Tiziano
Tre uomini in un paesaggio con lago
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Daman - Acquaforte di mm 456 x 330 su carta di filo. Filigrana tre lune. Tracce di restauri antichi. III stato su VI con l'apposizione dell'indicazione "Daman excudit" ma prima dell'indicazione dell'anno 1618. Si è discusso sulla origine del disegno da cui è tratta l'incisione: se il Bartsch non dubitava che la stampa fosse tratta da un disegno tizianesco, il Mariette riteneva al contrario che il nome "TicianoVenetia" sia stato aggiunto più tardi. Si rimanda al n.79 del catalogo "Incisioni da Tiziano" Stamperia di Venezia 1982.
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COURT, PIETER DE LA).
Educational fables with political undertones, Sinryke fabulen, verklaart en toegepast tot alderley zeede-lessen, dienstig om waargenoomen te werden in het menschelijke en burgerlijke leeven.
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Hieronymus Sweerts, 8659, Amst., - 4to. Contemp. vellum. With richly engraved allegorical frontispiece and 100 engraved illustrations in text by J. Gole. (20), 727 pp. Beautifully illustrated first and only edition of an original Dutch emblematic fable book for the education of youth. All illustrations have a Latin motto underneath, engraved on the plate, and a two-line Dutch motto printed above, which makes the book an emblem book, but all the stories are fables, and all the plates are fable-plates, mostly animal fables, so the book is above all a fable book. All moral lessons taught by the fables are explained, and all words and subjects used in the fables are extensively explained as well, teaching the children natural history, natural science, medicine etc., but especially teaching them politics and the history of The Netherlands. This last was to be expected, since the anonymous author was Pieter de la Court (1618-1685), a cloth merchant at Leyden, and an active political historian and author of the famous "Interest van Holland", in which he defended the politics of Johan de Witt against the Stadtholder. The present fable book for children was published only once, but in 1731 it was adapted in verse by Jan van Hoogstraten and published under the latter's name, illustrated with the same engraved plates first used here. The book represents a perfect example of the coexistence and cross-fertilisation of fable and emblem books, which took place in The Netherlands in the late 16th century. Fine copy.- (First and last lvs. sl frayed at outer margins; stain at lower corner in one quire). Landwehr, Emblem & Fable Books, 433; cf. Cat. Van Rijn 926 (Rotterdam ed. of 1731 by Van Hoogstraten); Anne Stevenson Hobbs, Fables, p. 15, and pp. 26-27 (discussing the emblem-fable connection). [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Boyer, Claude (1618-1698)
Porus, ou La generosite d'Alexandre
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Boyer, Claude (1618-1698). Porus, ou La generosite d'Alexandre [Texte imprime], tragedie. Paris: T. Quinet, 1648. Probably performed in the Marais in 1646, as it does not appear in the repertory of the Hotel de Bourgogne for 1646-7. Priv. Nov 20,1647; Acheve Feb 28, 1648. Original edition. Cioranescu 17 s., n! 16118. Modern quarter morocco and boards. Very clean copy, probably washed. 1f Title page, verso blank; 4p dedication to the Chevalier de Riviere, governor of Espernay; 1p priv.; 1p acteurs; 103p text. The plot finds Alexander the Great in India. Alexander has captured Argire, the wife and Oraxene and Clairance, the daughters of Porus. Both daughters stand in danger of being seduced by suitors, and Argire is vulnerable to Alexander himself, so Porus in disguise visits Alexander's camp, wishing to murder the conqueror, who in fact is in danger of assassination from Attale, who is a member of Porus' court. Saved by his wife from implication in the plot, the innocent Porus returns to his camp, puts down an insurrection by Attale and has him executed. Alexander is so deeply impressed that Porus is given his freedom and his family. The daughters happily marry. Lancaster calls it a "history coated romance," in which the play romanticizes the historical facts of the encounter between Alexandre and Porus--the latter's capture, his display of fortitude and the conquerer's magnanimity, were probably derived from Plutarch rather than from Quintus Curtius. The unities are partially observed except for a subordinate plot, an epilogue instead of a fifth act, and a highly unusual fight on stage in the fifth act, which became standard over time. Most of the influence of the play is Racine's Alexandre (1665), which was written for Moliere's troupe in order to compete with Porus, which had been restaged at the Hotel de Bourgogne, calling it Alexandre in order to distinguish between the two works. If this influence is correct, it gives to Boyer the credit, not of inspiring Racine's plot, but of suggesting the subject, and explains why Racine called his play Alexandre rather than Porus, which would otherwise have been a more logical name for it. Following this, Boyer's play was reissued with the title Le Grand Alexandre ou Porus (Lancaster). The theme of Alexander in India was popular at the time because of the interest in Asian customs, an interest that remained so for decades. An opera Alesandro nell' Inde (1729) with libretto by Metastasio is based on the dramas by Boyer and Racine and was performed for over 50 years, with numerous different settings. The plot resembles Mangon's Tamerlan, although Lancaster cannot determine which appeared first. Claude Boyer (1618 in Albi - July 22, 1698 in Paris). Cleric, dramatic author, French apologist and poet. Boyer was educated among Jesuits, wrote tragedies, and was elected member of the French Academy in 1666. In 1645, he settled in Paris and produced his first play, Porcie Roman, at Hotel de Bougogne, 1646. Boyer wrote about 30 plays, the majority of them tragedies. At the time Boyer was considered a rival of Boileau and Racine. Boyer made a great impression on the public and had a long writing career from 1645 to 1680 with Agamemnon, which was a triumph, and he even composed with Zenobie in 1693. Although eclipsed by Racine, Boyer had the merits of a careful craftsman who was able to adapt himself to varying tastes in other fields than that of comedy. References: Hamfort (1776), Vol. 3, pp. 520 ; Leris (1763), pp. 520-521; Mouhy (1752), p. 6; Lancaster, II, pp. 595-8; Parfaict (1767), IV, 222. Indicating a date of 1647 as first performance. A 12mo edition was published in 1666 under the title Grand Alexandre, ou Porus in Indes. Locations: University of Chicago.
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LUCANUS, Marcus Annaeus
Pharsalia, Sive De Bello Civili Caesaris Et Pompeii Libri X. Adiectis ad marginem Notis T.Farnabii, quae loca obscuriora illustrent
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London: Richard Field, 1618., 1618. 8vo. pp. 6 p.l., 291. folding engraved map of Europe by R.Estrack (trimmed to neatline & with small tear - no loss). woodcut device on title. woodcut initials. contemporary calf (headpiece chipped & a few prelims bit soiled otherwise a nice fresh copy). ownership entry of classical scholar Stephen Barrett [1718-1801], dated Oxford 1738. First Edition Edited by Thomas Farnaby [1575?-1647] and the Second Edition in Latin to be published in England, preceded by a 1589 edition edited by J.Sulpitius. "Farnaby was the chief classical scholar as well as the chief schoolmaster of his time. His editions of the classics, with elaborate Latin notes, were extraordinarily popular throughout the seventeenth century." (DNB) STC 16883.. 1st Edition.
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Moronobu, Hishikawa; Suzuki Harunobu; Utamaro Kitagawa.
Japanische Erotik. Sechsunddreissig Holzschnitte von Moronobu, Harunobu, Utamaro.
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R. Piper & Co. 21838, München - 1/400. 36 reproductions of Japanese woodcuts of erotic scenes resting in quarter vellum over marbled boards portfolio with folding flaps. Cover plate with gold lettering. Each woodcut is protected by an attached thin guard of decorative Japan paper. Hishikawa Moronubu (1618-1694) was a painter and printmaker known for his advancement of the Ukiyo-e woodcut style which started in the 1670's. Suzuki Harunobu (1724-1770) & Kitagawa Utamaro (ca. 1753-1806) were two of the most famous Japanese woodblock artists in the same (Ukiy-e) style. Bottom flap of map loose but present. Title-page & 14 page text booklet missing. Minor staining to margins of a few plates, not affecting image. Creasing and some tearing on Japan paper. Some bumping and creasing on spine. Map in good, Japan paper in fair, woodcuts in overall very good condition. 1 original additional color erotic woodblock print (Shunga), laid-in. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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HUES, Robert
Traite des Globes et de Leur Usage, traduit du Latin de Robert Hues, et Augmente de plusieurs nottes et operations du Compas de proportion par D. Henrion, mathematicien
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Michel Daniel, Paris 1618 - 18th century green vellum with gilt spine with early 18th century engraved book plate ("C. Charles in. J.C. Fran scul Nanceii, 1739") 8vo . First edition of the first translation into French of Robert Hues Tractatus de Globis, originally published in London in 1594 (in Latin). The first translation into English was not published until 1639. This important early text dealing with the use of geographical and astronomical globes was translated and edited by the French mathematician D. Henrion, during the lifetime of Hues. Henrion has added his own notes on the use of the compass of proportion. The English geographer Robert Hues (1554-1632) circumnavigated the world with Cavendish and Emery Molyneux, whose globes form the basis this work. Molyneux's large terrestrial globe was the first to be made in England and was "corrected and reformed according to the newest, secretest and latest discoveries, both Spanish, Portuguese and English" (Hakluyt). The most important and innovative part of this treatise is the chapter dealing with rhumbs. Rhumbs were not properly understood and used at the time, though Mercator had used them previously on his globes. This part of Hues treatise contains a great deal of new and valuable information and emphasizes the significance of rhumbs in navigation as well as their use on globes for resolving navigational problems. "Because of . Hues combined mastery of the practice as well as of the theory of navigation, his treatise is of particular interest. It was in the fifth and last part of his Tractatus that he introduced something quite new, a detailed explanation 'of the Rombes that are described in the Terrestrial globe and their use'. Hues, in a short but brilliantly lucid treatise, discussed first the general characteristics and significance of rhumb lines in navigation, and then their particular use when represented on a globe, in the solution of various navigational problems. "Hue's Tractatus de Globis remained the standard work on globes for nearly a century." (Waters, The Art of Navigation in England, pp. 192-94) [4] leaves, 184 pp. Ownership signature neatly erased from title page and light waterstain to the lower right corner of the first three leaves. Generally very good. § Alden-Landis, European Americana, 618/59; Taylor, Mathematical Practitioners, p. 178 (no. 47) & p. 332. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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SARDI, Pietro.
Including chapters devoted to the latest developments in Dutch fortification, Corno Dogale Della Architettura Militare.
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I. Giunti, 3533, Venice, - Folio. Contemporary vellum. With richly engraved allegorical title including a bust of the author, aged 79, at the bottom, large woodcut printer's device on verso of last leaf, 9 mostly double-page engraved plates, 37 large engravings in text, 8 double-page and 14 full-page, and several small woodcut figures in text. (28), 220 pp. Second, entirely revised and enlarged edition of one of the most famous early books in the science of military fortification, first published at Venice in 1618 under the title Corona Imperiale della Architettura militare. This first edition was already in 1623 translated into the German, and was much in use and several times republished in Germany. Jähns, praising the author "Ein fruchtbarer, römischer Schriftsteller", discusses the German edition only, which consisted of two treatises, the one treating the theory and the other the practice of military fortification. The present second Italian edition however, is divided into seven books, the first two teaching miliraty fortification in theory and practice. The third book, starting with a foreword to the reader, is devoted to the new developments in fortification as practiced by the Dutch. The books 5-7 then are short treatises on Roman military camping and dicipline, the composition of squadrons, military mathematics, etc. So the present second edition probably was not only newly titled "Corno Dogale" to honor the Venetian Doge's, but mainly because it was quite another book. Good copy, with the bookplates of the "Bibliotheca della Marmora", and of Mark Dineley. Cockle 828 (mentions only 44 plates and engravings) Cf. Jähns pp. 1098-1099 (only discussing the first ed.). [Attributes: First Edition]
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Dou, Jan Pieterszoon:
Die sechs ersten Bücher Euclidis, Deß Höchgelärten weitberümbten/ Griechischen Philosophi und Mathematici: Von den anfängen und fundamenten der Geometriae. Dabey dann mancherley auß disen Büchern gezogene nutzbarkeiten angefüget seind: sampt den Speciebus inn Geometrischen figurn/ als machen/ verändern/ zusammenfügen/ abziehen/ vielfältigen unnd theilen: Per Demonstrationes Lineales.
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Amsterdam, Janß 1618. - Mit zahlr. Textholzschnitten. 7 Bl., 236 (falsch 36) S., 1 Bl. - II.: Eyland von Bellisiren, Martin: Compendium Artis fortificatoriae plane aureum Das ist: Ein Kurtz zusammen gefastes Tractätlein/ in welchem der Anfang und zunehmung der löblichen Fortification biß uff die heutige Niederländische Manier tractiret. Dresden, Seyffert 1624. Mit zahlr. Textholzschnitten. 2 Bll., 100 S. - III. Wallhausen, Johann Jacob von: Manuale Militare, Oder KriegßManual/ Darinnen I. Die Fürnembste heutiges Tages Edle HauptKriegßKünste zu Landt. II. Der Griechen Lacedaemonieren/ und Romanern Kriegß Disciplinen . III. Ein KriegsNomenclatur. Frankfurt, Jacobi für den Autor, 1616. Mit Kupfertitel und 19 doppelblattgr. Kupfertafeln. 4 Bll. (incl. Kupfertitel), 195 S. (davon SS. 173-176 als nicht mitpaginierte Falttabelle), 15 Bll. I.: VD17 23:324614G; Hoffmann, Literatur der Griechen II, 50; Riccardi 430. - Unterer Rand des Titelblattes mit Ausschnitt, ohne Textverlust. - Übersetzt von Sebastian Curtius. - II. VD17 23:277450U; Jordan 1093. - III. VD17 23:286952L; Cockle 622; Jähns 934. Adaption von Du Praissacs "Les discours militaires" (Paris 1614)), "welche Wallhausen unter dem Titel Manual militare 1616 zu Frankfurt herausgab, ohne den Verfasser zu nennen. (Eine) dem Kämmerer von Worms, Wolff Dietrich von Dalberg gewidmete Verdeutschung" (Jähns). - Die interessanten Tafeln zeigen Grundrisse von Festungen, Waffen und Aufstellungen von Schlachtenreihen. - Einband etwas altersfleckig. Teils leicht gebräunt. Sehr gutes Exemplar!
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HUES, Robert
Traite des Globes et de Leur Usage, traduit du Latin de Robert Hues, et Augmente de plusieurs nottes et operations du Compas de proportion par D. Henrion, mathematicien
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Michel Daniel, Paris 1618 - 18th century green vellum with gilt spine with early 18th century engraved book plate ("C. Charles in. J.C. Fran scul Nanceii, 1739") 8vo . First edition of the first translation into French of Robert Hues Tractatus de Globis, originally published in London in 1594 (in Latin). The first translation into English was not published until 1639. This important early text dealing with the use of geographical and astronomical globes was translated and edited by the French mathematician D. Henrion, during the lifetime of Hues. Henrion has added his own notes on the use of the compass of proportion. The English geographer Robert Hues (1554-1632) circumnavigated the world with Cavendish and Emery Molyneux, whose globes form the basis this work. Molyneux's large terrestrial globe was the first to be made in England and was "corrected and reformed according to the newest, secretest and latest discoveries, both Spanish, Portuguese and English" (Hakluyt). The most important and innovative part of this treatise is the chapter dealing with rhumbs. Rhumbs were not properly understood and used at the time, though Mercator had used them previously on his globes. This part of Hues treatise contains a great deal of new and valuable information and emphasizes the significance of rhumbs in navigation as well as their use on globes for resolving navigational problems. "Because of . Hues combined mastery of the practice as well as of the theory of navigation, his treatise is of particular interest. It was in the fifth and last part of his Tractatus that he introduced something quite new, a detailed explanation 'of the Rombes that are described in the Terrestrial globe and their use'. Hues, in a short but brilliantly lucid treatise, discussed first the general characteristics and significance of rhumb lines in navigation, and then their particular use when represented on a globe, in the solution of various navigational problems. "Hue's Tractatus de Globis remained the standard work on globes for nearly a century." (Waters, The Art of Navigation in England, pp. 192-94) [4] leaves, 184 pp. Ownership signature neatly erased from title page and light waterstain to the lower right corner of the first three leaves. Generally very good. § Alden-Landis, European Americana, 618/59; Taylor, Mathematical Practitioners, p. 178 (no. 47) & p. 332. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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PALLAVICINI, (Giuseppe or Ferrante?).
First and only edition of an interesting emblem book with 144 small circular emblems, Devises & emblemes d'amour, anciens & modernes moralisez & expliquez, en sept sortes de Langues.
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Daniel de la Feuille, 14729, Amsterdam, - 4to. Three-quarter 19th century red morocco, spine gilt in compartments with title lettered in gold, boards covered with marbled paper, marbled endpapers, gilt edges. Engraved frontispiece by G. van Gouwen after F. de Kaarsgiter, title-pages with woodcut vignette and printed in red and black, and 24 copperplates (ca. 14 x 95 mm) each containing six emblems in circles by Jan van Vianen. (4), 24 fols. First and only edition of this very nice emblem book by Pallavicini. It is not clear who this is. On the title he is referred to as 'Professeur des langues etrangeres'; some bibliographies consider Giuseppe Pallavicini as the author, others think of the notorious Ferrante Pallavicini (1618-1644), an Italian writer of lampoons and satires which were so popular that booksellers and printers bought them from him at a premium. Pallavicino's scandalous satires, which cost him his head at the age of twenty-five, were all published under pseudonyms or anonymously.There are twenty-four pages with six small circular emblems (numbered 1-6). Although only five circles are signed, all illustrations can be attributed to Jan van Vianen. The emblems are derived from the emblems in the works of Jacob Cats, Daniel Heinsius' Emblemata amatoria, Otto van Veen's Amorum emblemata, Jacob Viverius, and Crispijn de Passe's Thronus Cupidinis. Each emblem has an engraved French motto and is accompanied on the facing page by translations of the motto in Latin, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, English and German. French stanzas supplement these mottoes. Though the emblems are derived from other sources, the text is entirely original. Contents:f. 1 v: Frontispiece with engraved text 'Cupido à la Jeunesse', engraved by G. v. Gouwen after F. de Kaarsgi(e)ter (recto blank).f. 2r: First slightly different title without date:Devises & emblemes d'amour, ancienes & modernes moralisees en vers Francois, & expliquées, en sept Langues. Par Mr. Parravicini (sic!), professeur des langues etrangeres.f. 2v-3v: French poem 'Cupidon, à la leunesse'.f. 4r: Title with date (1696) (= fol. A1r).f. 4v (numbered p. 1) with text to the facing plate with the first 6 emblems, numbered 1.In total there are 24 numered plates with on their verso's the texts to the facing plates.On the verso of plate 24 there is an 'Avertissement' with other books for sale at De la Feuille's bookshop. The first entry refers to another emblem book with more or less the same title: (Henri van Offelen), Devises et emblemes anciennes et modernes, tirées . (1691) 1692: 'Le livre que j'imprimay il y a quelques années, contenant plus de 700 dévises & emblemes d'amour, de politique & de guerre, expliqueés en sept langues, ayant été fort bien receu du public; il y a lieu d'esperer que celuy-cy (=our book) n'aura pas un sort different, puis que ce livre est aussi en sept langues, & que toutes des dévises en sont moralisées en vers'. It was this emblem book that came in the possession of Peter the Great, tsar of Russia, during his stay in Amsterdam in 1697-8. The tsar was inspired by the imagery in the book, and sought to transfer some of its emblems into crests that would adorn the ships in the new navy he was just beginning to construct. Peter engaged the services of one Il'ja Kopievskij, a Pole resident in Amsterdam, to translate the emblem titles in de la Feuille's compilation (which were listed therein in Latin, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, English and German) into Russian, which were ultimately published under the title Symbola et Emblemata in 1705 by the bookseller Hendrik Wetstein. Fine copy.- (Top of spine sl. rubbed). Landwehr, Emblem and Fable books Low Countries (1988), 596; Landwehr, Romanic Emblem books (1976), 560; Landwehr, Emblem books Low Countries (1970), 464; Landwehr, Dutch emblem books (1962), 173; De Vries 245; Hollstein XXXVI, 199; Adams, Rawles & Saunders, A bibliography of French Emblem Books II, F-458; Praz p. 443. [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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Statuti Barbieri di Milano
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Marco Tullio Paganello 1618 - ORDINI ET STATUTI DELL'UNIVERSITA' ET COLLEGIO DE BARBIERI DELLA PRESENTE CITTA' DI MILANO In 8°, legatura d'attesa, pagine 109, bellissima incisione al frontespizio dei Santi Protettori medici Cosmo e Damiano con al centro la Vergine e il Bambino, tagli coloratri in rosso. cfr. >Biblioteca Firmiana vol. II p. 356 n. 696, Statuti italiani p. 143 n. 367. Lingua: italiana|
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