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SAINT-LEGER - SAGNAC
Les cahiers de la Flandre Maritime en 1789. Publiés avec une introduction et des notes par A. De Saint-Léger & Ph. Sagnac. Professeurs.
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- 3 volumes in-8°, 468, 541, 201 pages. Belle reliure demi-basane maron clair, dos lisses ornés ; couvertures conservées. - Tome I : Avant propos, Introduction : 1 - La Flandre Maritime sous la domination française (1659-1789) ; 2 - Les cahiers. Châtellenie de Cassel ; Territoire de Merville ; Territoire de Warneton ; Territoire de Wervicq-sud ; Châtellenie de Bailleul. Tome second : 1ère partie : Cahiers du Tiers Etat : Châtellenie de Bergues ; Territoire de Dunkerque ; Châtellenie de Bourbourg ; Territoire de Gravelines ; Cahier général du Tiers-Etat ; Cahier de la Noblesse ; Cahiers Particuliers du Clergé ; Cahier général du Clergé. Tome second - 2° partie : Appendice. Annexe I - Cahier d'Angest en Saint-Sylvestre-Cappel - Annexe II : Documents relatifs à la rédaction du Cahiers du Tiers-Etat de la ville de Bergues ; Annexe III : Documents relatifs à la rédaction du Cahier du Tiers-Etat de la ville de Dunkerque. Annexe IV : Note sur la carte, inséré au tome II, 1ère partie. Glossaire. Table générale des cahiers. table des matières. (mi1) Dunkerque Sté Dunkerquoise ; Paris, Picart, 1906.
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BARCLAY (Jean).
Jo. Barclaii Argenis, nunc primum illustrata. Lugd. Bat., ex officina Francisci Hackii, 1659.
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In-8 de (14)ff., 637pp. et (9)ff. + un feuillet blanc. Rel plein velin de l’epoque, dos nu. ~ Un tres beau titre frontispice grave et un portrait de l’auteur. Tres bel exemplaire dans son velin d’epoque. Belle impression.~Dedie au roi Louis XIII, l’Argenis, compose en prose latine melee de vers, est un roman a clef, poetique, utopique et satirique. L’action, tissee de combats, de naufrages, se passe surtout en Sicile et en Mauritanie. Publie pour la premiere fois en 1621, il fut traduit en francais des 1623. Richelieu et Leibnitz ont admire ce livre, et, selon Dupond, il aurait inspire les aventures de Telemaque. Dans un genre alors fort en faveur, des romans allegoriques et satiriques, ou sous des noms empruntes, l’auteur s’efforce de faire connaitre les idees, les moeurs, et les vices de la cour ; l’Argenis est le plus celebre et il aura une influence certaine sur la litterature du temps de Louis XIII. ~C’etait l’histoire voilee des regnes de Henri III et de Henri IV, pleine d’allusions ou de traits mordants sur l’etat religieux et politique de l’epoque.
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ADAMI, Annibale (Fermo, 1626 ca. -- 1706)
Seminarii Romani Pallas Purpurata sive eminentissimi s.r.e. Cardinales qui ad haec vsque tempora e Seminario Romano prodiere Imaginibus expressi epigrammatis illustrati Hannibal Adamus Firmanus Societatis Iesu scribebat.
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Romae, Roma, 1659 - typis haeredum Corbelletti, (Corbelletti, Francesco Eredi) Pergamena molle coeva, titoli manoscritti al dorso, manca l’antiporta e il ritratto del dedicatario, in-folio (cm.32,5x23,5), pagg. (2)-196 (ma 192 per vari errori di numerazione, testo completo), qualche traccia d’uso e arrossamento, con 26 ritratti finemente incisi in rame ritraenti i cardinali che tra la seconda metà del Cinquecento ed i primi anni del Seicento nobilitarono il Collegio Romano (su 30 ritratti), opera dell’ incisore francese Guillaume Chasteau (Orléans, 1635 - Paris, 1683), tra i primi incisori ad essere ammessi all’ Académie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture, resosi noto per le preziose riproduzioni dei grandi Maestri, da Raffaello ad Annibale Carracci, Pietro da Cortona, Ciro Ferri, Poussin. Ogni ritratto è inciso a piena pagina entro medaglione con un cartiglio col nome e paese d’origine. Tra gli altri: Gregorio XV Ludovisi di Bologna, Flavio Orsini arcivescovo di Cosenza, Filippo Filonardi vescovo di Aquino e Sora, Marzio Ginetti di Velletri, Cinzio Aldobrandini, Ludovico De Torres arcivescovo di Monreale, Orazio Spinola di Genova, Fabrizio Verallo vescovo di San Severo, Lorenzo Magalotti vescovo di Ferrara, Giovan Battista Pallotta di Macerata, Francesco Machiavelli vescovo di Ferrara, Giulio Gabrielli vescovo di Ascoli Piceno, Carlo Gualtieri vescovo di Fermo, Pietro Aloisio Carafa di Napoli, Francesco Maidalchini di Viterbo, Mario Theodoli di San Vito Romano, Giovanni Geronimo Lomellino di Genova, Baccio Aldrobandini di Firenze, Giulio Rospigliosi di Pistoia. L’opera che celebra il centro di Studi della Compagnia di Gesu’ è del celebre gesuita Adami, proveniente da una delle più nobili e ricche famiglie di Fermo, ed è dedicata a papa Alessandro VII Chigi, da poco eletto al soglio pontificio e difensore dei Gesuiti. (cfr. De Backer, Bibliothèque des écrivains de la Compagnie de Jésu; Biblioteca Picena, pag. 46; per notizie su Chasteau: Benezit; Guillaume Chasteau, graveur et éditeur d'estampes à Paris (1635-1683), et la peinture italienne, Seicento. La peinture italienne en France, Actes du colloque, 1988, éd. J.-Cl. Boyer, Paris, 1990, p. 125-146. ).
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JOAN BLAEU (1596 - 1673)
"Insula Hvæna sive Venusio"
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Contemporary handcoloured engraving, 41x52cm AMSTERDAM c. 1659 Blaeu's famous map/view of Tycho Brahe's Hven. Spanish text verso, from the first dated volume of "Atlas Major". Some browning in upper margin, otherwise a very fine and fresh copy. (Ref: Mingroot no.41 illustrated)
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Manzini, Marquis Giovanni Battista:
Les Harangues ou Discours academiques.
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Paris, Nicolas le Gras, 1659. Sm.-8°. (40), 641 pp. With woodcut title-vign., head & tail pieces, initials. Contemp. vellum. Handwritten title on spine, rear board spotted; upper corners of titlepage & pp. (31)-20 water-stained, some leaves slightly browned; overall a nice copy. - "Furori della gioventu esercitii rhetorici" (first published in 1636) translated and prefaced by Georges de Scudery. [Italienische Literatur;Übersetzungen] [Literatur d. 17. Jh./17th century literature] [OrderNr. 1924][14]
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Masenius Jacobus SJ
Palaestra Oratoria
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Köln: Busaeus, 1659 - ; ca 1070 S.; brauner, reich geprägter Ledereinband; mit teils starken Bezugsfehler vor allem am Hinterdeckel. einige wenige Wurmgänge;; altes Rückenschildchen; alter Besitzvermerk; dreiseitiger goldener Buchschnitt; weißes Vorsatzblatt fehlt; große, altkolorierte Druckermarke; Papier gebräunt und teilweise mit leichtem Wasserrand; einige Seiten mit Wurmgängen; ; ein insgesamt noch gutes Exemplar!; eine weitere Ausgabe von 1679 auf Anfrage
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Verdier De
Abbrege de L'Histoire D'Espagne.Tome Premier:Contenant l'origine des
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- Espagnols,leurs guerres contre les Romains, les Carthaginois, autres Nations: L'Innusion des Maures, la refource des Chrestiens, la naissance le progrez des Royaumes d'Ouiedo, de Leon, de Nauarre, de Castille, d'Arragon, de Portugal, de Grenade autres Principautez. Tome Second:Contenant la ruine de L'Empire des Maures en Espagne, c qui s'est passe en ce Royaume depuis l'aduenement d'Henry IV. du nom a la Couronne de Castille, insques a la fin de l'annte M.DC.LVIII. Cez la-vefve Edme Pepingve. Paris. 1659. 662 und 623 S. (wasserrandig)(Na.)(Ld. abgestossen). Ld. d. Zt.-3)2 Bde.
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Howgill, Francis
The Heart of New England Hardened Through Wickedness; in Answer to a Book Entituled, the Heart of New-England Rent, Published By John Norton, Appointed Thereunto By the General Court. the Doctrine of the Quakers Vindicated, His Arguments Made Void.....
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No Publisher Listed, 1659. Poor ASSOCIATION COPY; this was the personal copy of Anson Phelps Stokes (1838-1913), a multimillionare New York City businessman, banker, and publicist, and his son, Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes (1874-1958), a clergyman, philanthropist, author, and civil rights activist; a bookplate noting that this book passed to Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes after his father's death in 1913; First Edition (1659); paginated pp. 299-323 [25 pp. ]; POOR in gilt-stamped black 1/4-leather over marbled paper-lined boards (late 19th or early 20th century binding); front board detached; minor shelf wear, rubbing, and light chipping to edges and extrems; softening and light chipping to spine ends; corners bumped and worn; light rubbing/scuffing to boards and spine; light cracking to bottom end of rear joint; very light and sporadic foxing throughout; light tanning to page margins; two small, light pen marks to the margin of p. 321; previous owner's bookplate to front pastedown endpaper; else a clean copy; textblock is tightly bound; extremely scarce title.; 8vo 8"-9" tall; [299-323] pages.
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DESCARTES, RENÉ - FRANS van SCHOOTEN - JOHANN HUDDE. - [W...
Geometria, à Renato Descartes Anno 1637 Gallicè edita; postea autem Una cum Notis Florimondi de Beaune, ...Opera atque studio Francisci à Schooten.
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Amsterdam, Elzevir, 1659. 4to. Contemp. full vellum, a bit soiled. Front free endpaper gone. Title in red a. black. (14),520 pp. many geometrical textillustrations. First three leaves loosening. Internally clean, printed on good paper. Without portrait. ¶ The work should have another volume from the same year, where van Schooten incorporates further works as commentaries to the "Geometria" were published, but this "first" volume is finished in itself as it incorporates Descarte's "Geometry" in three books (pp. 1-106) with commentaries by Florimondi Beaune, Frans von Schooten and the importent papers by Johann Hudde. Van Schooten guided his chosen students into research and he included their results into the Latin editions (1649 and 159-61).The offered item contains two importent works by Hudde in their first appearence. "The first "De reductione aequatium" (pp. 406-506), may have been written in 1654-1655, according to a note in the forword. Presented in the form of a letter to Schooten, it is dated 1657. The second "De maximis et minimis" (pp. 507-520)",is dated 26 February 1658....His contemporaries saw him (Hudde) as a mathematician of great ability. Leibniz wrote, even as late as 1697, that one could expect a solution tothe difficult problems of tthe brachistochrone only from L'Hospital, Newton, the Bernoullis, and Hudde "had he not ceased such investigations long ago". (Melvile L. Wolfram in DSB). - Willems: 1244.
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Tuchfierer [Tuchfuhrer, Tokh Firer], Zebi [Tzvi ]Hirsh Ben Shimshon ], of Cracow
Sefer Nachlath Tzvi. [Kabbalistic Commentary to Pirkei Avoth.]
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Venice:: Girolamo Bragadin for Lorenzo Pradotto,, 1659.. First Edition.. Modern cloth,title in ink, some foxing and damp-staining; library stamp in Hebrew on verso of t.p., old inscription in Hebrew on verso of last leaf. A very good copy.. 4to.. Title in decorative border depicting King Solomon and prophet Jeremiah trimmed at outer and lower edges. OWhen the Polish kabbalist Sevi Tuchf!hrer of Cracow passed through Constantinople, Yakhini [Abraham Ha-Yachini later one of the main proponents of the false Messiah Shabbetai Tzvi)] gave him an approbation for his book Nahalath Aboth, a commentary on the Sayings of the Fathers, printed in Venice in 1660. In the approbation Yakhini applauds the authorOs method of interpreting the text according to the traditional four methods (the literal, the homeletical, the allegorical, and the mysterical), but severely takes him to task for basing the mystical interpretations on CordoveroOs system. The chapter had better be omitted altogether, he says, Osince from that day the man of God, the great Issac Luria, appeared to us, whoever studies in his school or his writings gives a bill of divorcement to the kabbalistic systems of other masters who did not know his [LuriaOs] ways and paths.Not that I would deprecate, God forbid, the worth of these holy rabbis... their writings no longer correspond to the true intent of mystical wisdom... Therefore he who seeks wisdom should study [exclusively] the writings of Luria and his disciples.O [Gershon Scholem, Sabbatai Sevi: The Mystical Messiah, 1973, p169ff.] #11;Includes the text of Mishnah Pirkei Avot and a commentary by Rashi. Vinograd, Venice, 1348. Steinschneider 1465;7442. OCLC 26958887+. Furst III,450. Not in Edizione Veneziane 17th c.; BL 17th Italian; or Bruni-Evans.
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FARAVEL (Antoine)
Le vray sommaire d'arithmetique par lequel on peut faire avec tres-grande facilité, promptitude, & certitude tous comptes nécessaires, beaucoup plus aisément qu'il n'a esté encore montré. 2e édition
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à Lyon, aux dépens de l'autheur et se vend chez Vincent de Coeursillys, 1659, in 12, de 6ff. 108pp., 58 ff. de tableaux, 156pp., pl. veau brun moucheté époque, encadr. de filet doré, dos à filet doré, qq. lég. mouillures, onglets rajoutés à l'époque, bon exemplaire. Seconde édition de ce rare traité d'arithmétique. L'édition originale (identique) est de 1657. L'épître dédicatoire est adressée à Jean de l'Aube De Bron, et le privilège daté du 27 août 1655. L'auteur était un huguenot, né en 1607 en Dauphiné et professeur de mathématiques. ¦ Seulement 4 exemplaires au cat. CCFR de l'édition de 1657, aucun de celle de 1659.
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MONTAIGNE, Michel de;
Les Essais. Nouvelle édition exactement purgée des défauts des précédentes, selon le vray original : Et enrichie & augmentée.
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Amsterdam, Michiels, 1659 3 volumes in-12 de (25) ff., 468 pp. - (2) ff., 708 pp. - (2) ff., 510 pp., (39) ff., maroquin rouge, double encadrement de filets dorés sur les plats avec motifs dorés dans les coins, dos à nerfs ornés de roulettes et caissons avec motifs floraux dorés, coupes filetées or, bordures décorées, tranches dorées (Koehler). Très jolie édition portative qui se joint à la collection elzévirienne. Elle est ornée d'un frontispice gravé en taille-douce par Clouwet avec le portrait et la devise de Montaigne. On trouve en marge les noms des auteurs cités et des notes qui facilitent l'intelligence du texte; elle contient de plus une Vie de l'auteur ainsi qu'une table générale pour les trois volumes. Bel exemplaire bien établi par Koehler. Sayce et Maskell, Montaigne's Essais, n 33. - Willems, Les Elzeviers, 1982.
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REGINO Prumiensis
De disciplina ecclesiastica veterum, praesertim Germanorum Libri duo, Quorum alter CLERICOS, alter LAICOS informat.Nunc primùm vetusto membranaceo MS Bibliothecae Iuliae typis excusi. (ed. by Joachim Hildebrand).
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Helmstedt, H. Müller 1659. - 4°. (201) lvs. (instead of 193: gatherings Ii and Kk bound in twice). Referring to the collation given in VD 17 (189 lvs.) our copy contains a gathering 1Hh 4 being an important "judaicum" with the regulation for Jewish people enacted by a council of Toledo. (BOUND WITH): HILDEBRAND, Joachim: De natalitiis veterum sacris et profanis libellus i natalem octogesimum tertiam Principis supra laudem positi Augusti Ducis Brunsv. et Luneb. .Helmstedt, H. Müller 1661. 4°. (2) Bll., 89, (3) pp. (BOUND WITH): HILDEBRAND, Joachim: . De nuptiis veterum christianorum libellus. Helmstedt, H. Müller 1661. 4°. (68) lvs. (BOUND WITH): HILDEBRAND, Joachim: Veteris ecclesiae, martyrum inprimis et SS. patrum Ars bene moriendi variis circa aegrotos sacris antiquitatibus, et morientium dictis factisque memorabilibus, cum tota veterum circa moribundos praxi.Helmstedt, H. Müller 1661. 4°. (4) lvs., 232 pp., (8) lvs. (BOUND WITH): HILDEBRAND, Joachim: . De priscae et primitivae Ecclesiae sacris publicis, templis et diebus festis. Enchiridion collectum .Helmstedt, H. Müller 1652. 18th century vellum (stained, darkened), handwritten title to spine. It seems the volume has been a part of a ?sammelband" (see spine), lacking ties. I: First edition, thus very rare. II: First edition (4 issues in VD 17). III: First edition (3 issues in VD 17). IV: First edition (3 issues in VD 17). V: First editon (5 issues in VD 17). An important collection of ecclesiastical law and history. Tears to joints, title, last leaf and front paste-down with library stamp and registration number, worm-tracks to paste-downs and fly-leaves, front fly-leaf with extensive handwritten entries. 1 leaf with restored paper defect (not touching text), 3 lvs. water-stained, due to paper quality browned throughout. I: VD 17, 1:010449B; Potthast S. 957; Wasserschleben S. XVIII. II: VD 17, 12:171679H. III: VD 17, 23:250027U. IV: VD 17, 3:008887R. V: VD 17, 3:008903P. [Attributes: First Edition]
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DESCARTES, RENÉ - FRANS van SCHOOTEN - JOHANN HUDDE.
Geometria, à Renato Descartes Anno 1637 Gallicè edita; postea autem Una cum Notis Florimondi de Beaune, .Opera atque studio Francisci à Schooten.
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- Amsterdam, Elzevir, 1659. 4to. Contemp. full vellum, a bit soiled. Front free endpaper gone. Title in red a. black. (14),520 pp. many geometrical textillustrations. First three leaves loosening. Internally clean, printed on good paper. Without portrait. The work should have another volume from the same year, where van Schooten incorporates further works as commentaries to the "Geometria" were published, but this "first" volume is finished in itself as it incorporates Descarte's "Geometry" in three books (pp. 1-106) with commentaries by Florimondi Beaune, Frans von Schooten and the importent papers by Johann Hudde. Van Schooten guided his chosen students into research and he included their results into the Latin editions (1649 and 159-61).The offered item contains two importent works by Hudde in their first appearence. "The first "De reductione aequatium" (pp. 406-506), may have been written in 1654-1655, according to a note in the forword. Presented in the form of a letter to Schooten, it is dated 1657. The second "De maximis et minimis" (pp. 507-520)",is dated 26 February 1658.His contemporaries saw him (Hudde) as a mathematician of great ability. Leibniz wrote, even as late as 1697, that one could expect a solution tothe difficult problems of tthe brachistochrone only from L'Hospital, Newton, the Bernoullis, and Hudde "had he not ceased such investigations long ago". (Melvile L. Wolfram in DSB). - Willems: 1244.
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SAAVEDRA FAXARDO, Diego de ; [ Diego de SAAVEDRA FAJARDO ]
Idea de un Principe Politico Christiano, representada en Cien Empresas, por Don Diego de Saavedra Faxardo, Cavallero &c
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1659 - 1 vol. fort in-12 relié plein vélin à lacet du temps, Apud Ioh. Iansonium Iuniorem, Amstelodami [Amsterdam ], 1659, 1 f. blanc, 18 ff. n. ch. (dont le titre gravé) 983 pp. et 2 ff. blancs Bel exemplaire de ce beau livre d'emblèmes, en vélin à lacets du temps, bien complet des 102 belles gravures sur cuivre (les deux premiers ff. de garde faibles, une ancienne annotation ms. au titre, très bel exemplaire par aillleurs). Il s'agit ici de l'édition en espagnol, à ne pas confondre avec la traduction parue à la même époque sur les presses de Janson. A nice copy, in its full contemporary vellum binding. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Historien des Nieuwen Testaments vermaeckelyck afgebeelt.
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Amsterdam, Nicolaas (I) Visscher 1659. Mit 144 ganzseit. Kupferstichen. 145 Bll. Quer-Kl.-8vo. Ldr. d. Zt. Bilderbibel mit Kupferstichen von Pieter Hendricksz. Schut (1619 - ca. 1660) nach Matthäus Merian d. Ä. - Flieg. Vors. mit Einriß im Falz, Stiche tlw. leicht stockfl., hinterer geklebter Spiegel mit kl. Vermerk in Kugelschreiber, Einbd. stellenw. berieben und im Rückenbereich mit kl. Fehlstellen.
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Browne, Thomas
Religio Medici. The sixth edition, corrected and amended. With Annnotations Never before published, upon all the obscure passages therein. Also Observations by sir Kenelm Digby, Newly added
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London: Printed by Tho. Milbourn For Andrew Crook, 1659. Octavo, 6 x 3.75 inches. Fifth edition. A,A-T8, A-E8. Engraved frontispiece by William Marshall. This copy is bound in later smooth calf, gilt ruled edges, all edges gilt. gilt spine with a red. leather label. Hand marbled endsheets, gilt dentelles, quite a nice copy. . It is far from clear that Thomas Browne ever considered publishing Religio Medici, his first and most influential work. Written during his medical apprenticeship in the mid-1630s, this essay on the religion of a doctor was (in typical fashion) circulated in multiple manuscripts among friends for seven years until 1642, when Andrew Crooke, an enterprising publisher of controversialist writing, obtained it and printed it anonymously, without the author's permission or knowledge. What Browne would later describe as "a private exercise directed to myself" was an immediate commercial success, and Crooke quickly brought out a second edition. Browne, meanwhile, had wind of a work about to be published by the colourful savant Sir Kenelm Digby, apparently responding to Browne's essay. He immediately set about revising the pirated text for authorised publication in 1643. Together with Digby's Observations upon Religio Medici, the 1643 edition, now with Browne's name on it, established his reputation in English and Continental writing.
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Phillips Philip Lee - LeGear Clara Egli (a cura)
A list of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress
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Library of Congress - Martino Publishing 14011, Washington - Mansfield - atlanti, mappe, carte geografiche, bibliografia, enciclopedia 22,2x17 cm., legatura in piena tela verde con titoli in oro al dorso, pagg.XIII+1659 (numerazione continua primi 2 voll.); CXXXVII+1030; CLXIII+639; XLVII+ 666; LXXII+ 681; CXXX+708; V+190; XV+290; testo anche su due colonne, in inglese, ristampa in facsimile della prima edizione, nuovo. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Cibrario Luigi
Economia politica del Medio Evo
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Alessandro Fontana 1659 - Tre volumi, in 8°, pagine 457 - 435 - 432, brossura editoriale a stampa protetta da velina , fogli a barbe. Seconda edizione accresciuta dall'autore di giunte considerevoli ed importanti nei tre volumi. LIBRO 1° Condizione politica nel Medio Evo (pagine 457 Capo 1° Conquista dè Barbari, benefici e feudi Capo 2° Gerarchia sociale e ordini giudiziali prima del mille Capo 3° Ordinamento municipale sotto la deniminazione barbarica Capo 4° Feudi, stabilimento dei comuni rivoluzione dei rustici Capo 5° Riordinamento della giurisdizione ecclesiastica Capo 6° Ordinamento delle monarchie e dei comuni nei sec.XIII e XIV Capo 7° Ragioni tra sovrani e sudditi. Reggimento interno Capo 8° Diritto internazionale e corrispondenze tra stato e stato in tempo di pace Capo 9° Corrispondenza tra stato e stato in tempo di guerra Capo 10° Sminuzzamento dei popoli in troppe famiglie politiche LIBRO 2° Condizione morale nel Medio Evo (pagine 435) Capo 1° Potenza delle idee religiose del medio evo Capo 2° Culto e ordini religiosi Capo 3° Instituti ed opere di carità Capo 4° Costumi Capo 5° Delle feste Capo 6° Delle lettere e delle scienze Capo 7° Delle arti belle LIBRO 3° Condizione economica nel Medio Evo (pagine 432) Capo 1° Reggimenti politici, industria e agricoltura Capo 2° Polizia sopra la salute pubblica,le fabbriche,l'annona,i giochi e le donne di mala vita Capo 3° Delle varie condizioni delle proprietà Capo 4° Della popolazione Capo 5° Della vita privata Capo 6° Dell'erario pubblico, beni demaniali e dei tributi Capo 7° Del sistema monetario Capo 8° Ragguaglio delle monete antiche con le moderne, tavola delle monete valore col frumento Capo 9° Leggi marittime,navigazione,arti,credito,usura,cambio,prezzi di cose,opere e animali Nei tre libri sono presenti documenti inediti * Presente in ICCU in 35 Biblioteche d'Italia. Lingua: italiana| [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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Cicognini Giacinto Andrea
Miscellanea di opere teatrali in edizioni del secolo decimosettimo.
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Gregorio e Giovanni Andreoli (et alii), 16984, Viterbo - Perugia - Todi, - 4 opere in un vol. in-24° (135x75mm), cartonatura decorata coeva. Tagli azzurri. Bruniture e fioriture sparse; antico timbro di estinta biblioteca al frontespizio della prima opera. Discreto stato. La miscellanea comprende: 1) Giacinto Andrea Cicognini, "La Forza dell'Amicitia. Opera Tragica", in Viterbo, ad Istanza di Gregorio, e Giovanni Andreoli, 1659, pp. (8), 196. Vignetta xilografica a soggetto grottesco al titolo. Dedica a stampa a Giovanni Barbarossa da Montelupone, canonico di Loreto. Approvazioni preliminari. Seconda edizione, successiva di un anno alla prima impressa nel 1658 dal Pezzana di Venezia. La tragedia è ambientata nell'antica Licia e narra "una duplice storia d'amore di sapore boccaccesco" (Vinciana). Vinciana, 3884. Allacci, 370. Sanesi, II, pp. 188-189. 2) Id., "Il Maggior Mostro del Mondo, opera tragica", in Perugia, per Sebastiano Zecchini, 1656, pp. 104, (1). Frontespizio con titolo entro bordura architettonica istoriata con grottesche e stemma del dedicatario. Testatine e capilettera ornati su legno. Dedica a stampa a Curzio Marsilio e a Ranieri Tomasi. Edizione originale. La tragedia imita "El mayor monstruo los celos" di Calderon de la Barca; essa è "giudicata la miglior produzione teatrale del Cicognini, che supera lo spagnolo per maggiore penetrazione dei personaggi. L'azione si svolge a Gerusalemme e a Roma" (Vinciana). Vinciana, 3882-3883. Allacci, 495-496. Quadrio, IV, p. 114. Sanesi, II, pp. 178 e 194-197. 3) Id., "La Moglie di Quattro Mariti. Opera tragica", in Perugia, per Sebastiano Zecchini, 1656, pp. 115. Frontespizio con titolo racchuso entro bordura identica a quella della precedente tragedia. Dedica a stampa a Ridolfo Monaldi. Un restauro alla p. 47-48. Qualche testatina e capolettera ornato in xilografia. Edizione originale. La tragedia, ambientata a Londra, deriva da due drammi di Tirso de Molina, "El castigo del penseque" e "El vergonzoso en palacio". Vinciana, 3882. Sanesi, II, pp. 178 e 191. Allacci, 534-535. 4) Id., "La conversione di S. Maria Egizziaca. Rappresentazione", in Todi, per il Ciccolini, 1654, pp. 114. Al frontespizio, stemma vescovile in xilografia di monsignor Gaudenzio Poli, Vescovo di Amelia, cui l'edizione è dedicata dal Ciccolini. Testatine e capilettera ornati. Manca alla Vinciana. Il Cicognini (Firenze, 1606-Venezia, 1660), della nota famiglia fiorentina, figlio di Jacopo (prestigioso dramaturgo e grande promotore della vita teatrale della città), fu tenuto a battesimo dalla stessa Cristina di Lorena, Gran duchessa di Toscana; ingegno precocissimo, si laureò a Pisa a soli 21 anni. Perseguitato in seguito dai favoriti di casa Medici, emigrò a Venezia, dove rimase fino alla morte. Fecondo autore teatrale, librettista di Francesco Cavalli, fu imitatore, in circa 45 lavori tragici e comici, di Lope de Vega, di Tirso de Molina e di altri grandi autori spagnoli del Siglo de Oro. "Degli autori di comedie che leggevo e rileggevo spesso, il mio preferito era Cicognini", scrisse Goldoni nei "Mémoires", a conferma della larga fortuna che ancora nel Settecento ebbe l'ingente produzione dello scrittore fiorentino. Cfr., sull'arte del Cicognini: Sanesi, cit.; Belloni, Il Seicento, pp. 268-268, 290-291 e passim; Renda-Operti, 296-297. Cfr. Flavia Cancedda e Silvia Castelli, Per una bibliografia di Giacinto Andrea Cicognini. Successo teatrale e fortuna editoriale di un drammaturgo del Seicento, Firenze, 2002, passim.
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TALLEMANT DES REAUX (Gédéon);
Les Historiettes de Tallemant des Réaux. Troisième édition entièrement revue sur le manuscrit original et disposée dans un nouvel ordre par MM. de Monmerqué et Paulin Paris.
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Techener 3851, Paris - 9 vol. in-8, tables, demi-chagrin rouge, dos orné à nerfs (reliure de l'époque). Ex-libris armorié « Barthèlemy de Barthèlemy ». Première édition complète et sans suppressions, établie d'après le manuscrit autographe faisant partie de la bibliothèque de S.A.R. Mgr le duc d'Aumale. L'oeuvre de Tallemant des Réaux apparaît comme une peinture réaliste des moeurs du XVIIe siècle. Attiré très tôt par la littérature, il fut un poète apprécié dans les salons de la haute finance protestante, dont faisait partie sa famille. Introduit à l'hôtel de Rambouillet, c'est en partie grâce aux confidences de la marquise qu'il rédigera ses Historiettes. Indépendant d'esprit, il y dresse, en quelques pages, le portrait des grands personnages de son époque. Terminée en 1659, cette oeuvre destinée d'abord à être lue par des proches, fut retravaillée pendant une vingtaine d'années, et complétée à partir de nombreuses lectures ; elle ne fut publiée qu'en 1834. L'intérêt de ce précieux et vivant témoignage a longtemps été sous-estimé depuis sa publication au XIXe siècle, mais au fil du temps la découverte de documents d'archives l'a rendu beaucoup plus crédible, de sorte que Tallemant des Réaux apparaît aujourd'hui comme un mémorialiste satirique bien informé, qui aime à rapporter des anecdotes piquantes. Vicaire VII, 743. Bel exemplaire.
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OFFICE DE LA SEMAINE SAINCTE, SELON LE MESSEL ET BREUAIRE ROMAIN IMPRIME PAR LE COMMANDEMENT DE PIE V ET REUEU PAR L'AUCTORITE DE CLEMENT VIII ET CORRIGE DE NOUUEAU DE L'AUCTORITE D'URBAIN VIII (L')
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A Paris, chez Andre SOUBRON, Libraire ordinaire de la Reyne ; au Palais, a l'entree de la Gallerie des Prisonniers, a l'Image N. Dame 1659 In 8, reliure plein marocain noir de l'epoque, plats ornes d'une triple filet d'encadrement dore, dos a nerfs entrelaces de caissons dores". Texte imprime en deux tons. Rouge pour les textes en "francois", Noir pour les textes en latin. Pour le Dimanche des Rameaux. - Le Lundy, Second jour de la Semaine Saincte. - Pour le Mardy de la Semaine Saincte. - Pour le Mercredy de la Semaine Saincte. - L'Office du Soir du Mercredy Sainct pour le IEUDY, a Matines - pour le IEUDY, a Landes - Pour le IEUDY, a Prime - Pour le IEUDY, a Tierce - Pour le IEUDY, a Sexte - Pour le IEUDY, a None - Pour le IEUDY, a la Messe - Pour le IEUDY, a Vespres - Pour le IEUDY, apers Vespres - Pour le IEUDY, a Complie - L'Office du Soir, du IEUDY Sainct pour le Vendredy a Matines - Pour le Vendredy Sainct, a Landes - Pour le Vendredy Sainct - L'Office du Soir du Vendredy Sainct pour le Samedy, a Matines - Pour le Samedy Sainct, a Landes - Pour le Samedy Sainct - Pour le Samedy Sainct a la Messe - Pour le Samedy Sainct a Complie - Au Dimanche de la Resurrection a Matines - Pour le jour de Pasques a Landes - Pour le jour de Pasques a la Messe - Pour le jour de Pasques a Vespres - Pour le lundy d'apres Pasques a Matines - Pour le lundy de Pasqeus a la Messe - Pour le Mardy d'apres Pasques a Matines - Pour le Mardy de Pasques a la Messe - Pour le Mercredy de Pasques a Matines - Pour le Ieudy de Pasques a Matines - Pour le Ieudy de Pasques a la Messe - Pour le Vendredy a Matines - Pour le Mesme Iour a la Messe - Pour le Vendredy de Pasques a la Messe - Pour le Samedy de Pasques a Matines - Pour le Samedy de Pasques a la Messe - Dimanche de Quasimodo a la Messe - Les Sept Psalmes Penitentiaux - Litanies - Prieres - Dis-sept points de Meditations sur la passion de Iesus-Christ - Trente emandes faites a Iesus-Christ - Litanies de la Passion de Iesus-Christ - Litanies de la Tres-heureuse Vierge Marie - Priere pour le Roy - Gravure frontispice de DU BOIS - Quatres gravures a pleine page egalement executees par DU BOIS Lettrines en rouge. Toutes tranches dorees Splendide etat de fraicheur528 p.
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HARRINGTON, James.
The art of law-giving: In III Books. The first, shewing the foundations and superstructures of all kinds of government. The second, shewing the frames of the commonwealths of Israel and of the Jewes. The third, shewing a model fitted unto the present state, or balance of this nation. To which is added an appendix concerning an house of peers.
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London, J. C. for Henry Fletcher, 1659. - Three works bound together, small 8vo (145 x 90 mm), pp. [xii], 35, [1] blank, [vi], 104, [ii], 143, [1, errata]; [iv], 73, [3, blank]; [vi], 50; titles a little soiled, occasional light spotting; early nineteenth-century calf, gilt; tiny worm-hole at foot of upper joint; book-label (dated April 1808) recording that this book had belonged to Elizabeth Hastings, countess of Moira (1731–1808, literary patron and moderate sympathiser of the Irish patriots: see Oxford DNB). First editions of three works by England’s premier civic humanist and Machiavellian, whose Commonwealth of Oceana (1656) depicted England as ‘a classical republic and the Englishman as a classical citizen’ (Pocock p. 15). The Art of lawgiving, written as the English Commonwealth began to disintegrate after the death of Oliver Cromwell, is ‘a methodical digest of the whole of his teaching in and since Oceana, and one should note the explicitness with which he makes clear that the imaginary history of that republic is indeed the history of England. Aiming directly at his contemporaries as he had not done when [Cromwell was] Protector, Harrington now sought to tell them exactly where England stood and exactly what the moment called for. What was needed was legislation, in the classical sense of founding a state or giving the body politic those orders which were its soul; and while false legislation was the giving to the body orders which did violence to its nature, true legislation involved giving such orders as were so fully in harmony with the natural condition of the body that all cause of violence was removed. It was thus necessary to convince the potential legislators of England . . . of two things: first, that changes in the balance of property meant that England could be nothing but a commonwealth; second, that legislating a commonwealth was a matter of adjusting debate to result, the aristocratic to the democratic component. Because Charles I had failed to realise the first principle, the tower in Siloam had fallen upon him; should the commonwealthmen of 1659 fail to implement the second, the tower stood to fall again. Harrington could feel its shadow’ (Pocock pp. 105–6).The other two works are spirited replies by Harrington to critics of Oceana. Pian piano takes issue with criticisms expressed privately by the royalist churchman, Henry Ferne, who had been sent a copy of Oceana by Harrington’s sister. Harrington ‘forced him to repeat his criticisms and defend them in a formal epistolary debate, which – with no sign that he had secured Ferne’s consent – he published under the title of Pian piano, with a Latin tag indicating that deranged stars were following their own momentum. There can be no doubt that this lay beyond the limits of literary courtesy as then understood’ (Pocock pp. 77–8). Politicaster is a response to Monarchy asserted (1659) by Matthew Wren, who is also criticised in the the Art of lawgiving (see Pocock p. 105).Pocock, Political works of James Harrington pp. 599, 369, 705; Wing H806, H817A, H818A.
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Richard Lord Braybrooke -
Memoirs Of Samuel Pepys, Esq., F.R.S. -
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Publisher: Frederick Warne And Co. Publishing - - Date of Publication: 1659 - Binding: Hard Cover - Condition: Fair - Description: Hardcover/Fair condition/815 pages - This is a comprising diary of Samuel Pepys from 1659 to 1669, and a selection from his private correspondence. [KN324445] [Publisher: Frederick Warne And Co. Publishing -]
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Balen, Jan
Manuscript Land Register
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- Signed and dated 1659. In folio, contemporary limp vellum, one blank, 56 numbered leaves of text plus 7 (folding) manuscript maps.*Rare, signed & dated manuscript document (in one map only) used in XVII Flanders to establish the rent each farmer had to pay annually. Made by the "lantmeter der Stede van Gendt"" by order of Jor Winant de la Jonckheere, Sleydynghe ende Lovendeghem (= NW of Gendt). Character of this manuscript document is determined by its completeness, its precision and the beauty of its maps. The document jumps straight out of XVII century history.#[528] [Attributes: Signed Copy]
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SAINT-MARTIN (abbé Michel de).
Le Gouvernement de Rome. Où il est traité de la religion, de la justice, et de la police et de tout ce qui s'y passe de remarquable durant le cours de l'année.
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Caen, Claude Leblanc, 1659. - In-8 de 584 pages, 8 feuillets de table et 20 ff. préliminaires. Seconde éditon, revue et augmentée par l'auteur.Trace d'humidité dans les marges. Collection Monmélien. Bibliothèque J.C Delaunay. Vélin ivoire moderne. L'abbé Saint-Martin, plus connu sous le sobriquet de St-Martin de la Calotte, né à St-Lô le Ier mars 1614, est mort à Caen le 14 nov.1687. Sa vanité extravagante et sa crudilité excessive le rendirent durant 40 années du XVIIe siècle en basse Normandie et particulièrement à Caen, le jouet de nombreuses mystifications; on fit de lui mille portraits, quantité de caricatures. Il portait d'habitude un bonnet de mandarin et se faisait appeler Sr de La Mare du Désert, marquis de Miskou. Quoiqu'il en soit, ce singulier personnage fonda à Caen plusieurs établissements d'utilité publique et fut élu recteur de l'Université de cette ville. Il composa un certain nombre de livres que de son vivant il imprimait à ses frais et distribuait à ses amis et qui sont devenus fort rares. [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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Hottinger, Johann Heinrich
Thesaurus Philologicus seu Clavis Scripturae:
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qua quic quid fere orientalium, Bebraeorum inaxime, & Arabum, habent monumenta de religione, ejusque variis speciebus, Judaismo, Samaritanismo, Christianismo, Muhammedismo, Gentilismo ... 1659 Tiguri [i.e. Zurich] Second edition. 4to, pp. [xxvi], 611; Arabic, Hebrew and Greek characters in the text. Contemporary limp vellum, slightly cockled, chipped at head of upper board, spine lettered in ink, small label on spine; occasional light spotting throughout, but nonetheless a very good copy.
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BALDE (Jacobus).
Poema de Vanitate Mundi.
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Herbipoli (Wurtzburg), Joannis Bencard, 1659. in-12. Frontispice 12ff. 236pp. 14ff. Plein veau, dos lisse decore de filets a froid, plats ornes de filets et de motifs a froid (Reliure de l'epoque). Ouvrage du celebre poete baroque allemand Jacques Balde (1604-1668), que l'on surnommait "l'Horace d'Allemagne". Dans une centaine d'octaves de ce poeme, Balde a utilise le vers appele "Scazon" dont l'utilisation remonte a l'antiquite. Il s'agit d'un vers iambique de 12 syllabes dont la derniere, au lieu d'etre un iambe, est toujours un spondee. "Balde etait ne avec le feu et le genie des bons poetes ; il possedait toutes les richesses de la langue romaine, et les employait avec autant de facilite que de choix. Il a l'elevation de Pindare, et en meme temps tout le desordre de l'enthousiasme lyriquei (Feller). Jolie vignette gravee sur le titre. Tres bon exemplaire, agreablement relie a l'epoque. Voir G. Westernmayer, "Jacobus Balde, sein Leben und seine Werke".
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Hottinger, Johann Heinrich
Thesaurus Philologicus seu Clavis Scripturae:: qua quic quid fere orientalium, Bebraeorum inaxime, & Arabum, habent monumenta de religione, ejusque variis speciebus, Judaismo, Samaritanismo, Christianismo, Muhammedismo, Gentilismo
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Tiguri [i.e. Zurich] 1659 - 4to, pp. [xxvi], 611; Arabic, Hebrew and Greek characters in the text. Contemporary limp vellum, slightly cockled, chipped at head of upper board, spine lettered in ink, small label on spine; occasional light spotting throughout, but nonetheless a very good copy.
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[Martin, T.]
Mary Magdelen's Tears Wipt Off
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London By J. C. for T. Garthwait, at the Little North-door of St. Pauls, 1659 Or The Voice of PeaceTo An Unquiet Conscience. Written By Way of Letter To A Person of Quality. And Published for the Comfort of all those, who Mourn in Zion. Engraved frontispiece on the verso of the half-title. Title printed in black and red. First Edition. Small 8vo. [4]ff, 116, [4] pp. Bound in contemporary sheepskin, the spine lettered on a later red goatskin label, printed endleaves (rubbed and with a few wormholes and abrasions). Wing M.850 (LT, O, CSE, BR, P; CH, CLC, CN, WF). With a final leaf of advertisements for books printed and sold by T. Garthwait. The printer made an error in the setting of signature E (pp.49-64), which was not picked up when the sheets was folded, cut and bound. Consequently the headline and first line of p. 51 appears at the head of p.54, and p.62 starts at the head of p.59. There is also loss of part of the last line of pp.54 and 59. The endleaves are waste from a law book printed in black letter in French. Eighteenth (?) century ink inscription on the front endleaf: "Wilney[?] Congregational Library no.107". Bookplate of J. Barry Brown.
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MONTAIGNE, Michel de;
Les Essais. Nouvelle edition exactement purgee des defauts des precedentes, selon le vray original : Et enrichie & augmentee.
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Amsterdam, Michiels, 1659 3 volumes in-12 de (25) ff., 468 pp. - (2) ff., 708 pp. - (2) ff., 510 pp., (39) ff., maroquin rouge, double encadrement de filets dores sur les plats avec motifs dores dans les coins, dos a nerfs ornes de roulettes et caissons avec motifs floraux dores, coupes filetees or, bordures decorees, tranches dorees (Koehler). Tres jolie edition portative qui se joint a la collection elzevirienne. Elle est ornee d'un frontispice grave en taille-douce par Clouwet avec le portrait et la devise de Montaigne. On trouve en marge les noms des auteurs cites et des notes qui facilitent l'intelligence du texte; elle contient de plus une Vie de l'auteur ainsi qu'une table generale pour les trois volumes. Bel exemplaire bien etabli par Koehler. Sayce et Maskell, Montaigne's Essais, n 33. - Willems, Les Elzeviers, 1982.
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Schefferus, Johannes
CHRISTOPHORI ADAMI RUPERTI In incluta Altdorph. Quondam Hist. Prof. Celeberrmi, OBSERVATIONES POLITICAE, MORALES, HISTORICAE, PHILOLOGICAE, CRITICAE, AD L. ANNAEI FLORI RERUM ROMANARUM LIBROS IV. juxta editionem Freinshemianam sedulò distinctae. Accedunt Viri CL. Observationes tantùm politicae. SPERANDO. NORIBERGAE, SUMTIBUS JOHANNIS TAUBERI.ANNO 1659 + SHEFFER, JOHANNES ; JOANNIS SCHEFFERI Argentoratensis LECTIONUM ACADEMICARUM LIBER Quo continentur Animaversiones In Miltiadem Nepotis, Epistolas Plinii, Curtium, Ciceronem de Legiabus, Apocolocyntosin Senecae, AnonymiGraeci Rhetorica, cum versione Latina, Fragmentum Petronii & alia. Accedit Omnium à dicto JOANNE SCHEFFERO editorum, & quae brevi ab eodem sperari possunt, INDEX. HAMBURGI, EXO
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1659 / 1675 - 1659 / 1675. In Latin. 6+698+40+125+3+14+336+96 p. Contemporary vellum binding. Inscription on titlepage. Engraved titlepage. Including 3 folding plates and engraved vignettes. Woodcuts in the text. Later leather title-etiquette on spine. Binding soiled. Corpus very fine. 2 different titles in 1 volume. The first work, that describes the Roman society, is written by Christopher Adam Rupertus and Lucius Annaeus Florus. The second work, by Johannes Schefferus, is mainly interpretations of roman retoric texts, and also personal reflextions about rethorics. Latin [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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Manzini, Marquis Giovanni Battista:
Les Harangues ou Discours academiques.
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Paris, Nicolas le Gras, 1659. Sm.-8°. (40), 641 pp. With woodcut title-vign., head & tail pieces, initials. Contemp. vellum. Handwritten title on spine, rear board spotted; upper corners of titlepage & pp. (31)-20 water-stained, some leaves slightly browned; overall a nice copy. - "Furori della gioventu esercitii rhetorici" (first published in 1636) translated and prefaced by Georges de Scudery. [Italienische Literatur;Übersetzungen] [Literatur d. 17. Jh./17th century literature] [OrderNr. 1924][14]
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CORREA, João Medeiros.
Perfeito soldado, e politica militar. Dedicado a Dom Hieronymo d'Attaide Capitão General, & Governador das Armas do Estado do Brazil
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Lisbon, Henrique Valente de Oliveira, 1659. - Woodcut initial letters. Engraved frontisportrait, (8 ll.), 191 [i.e. 195, with 73-76 @bis] pp. 4°, early calf sides, worn, recently rebacked, spine gilt. Two small holes and a few small stains on title-page, without loss; small hole in E1 with 2 letters lost on each side; side notes shaved on 5 leaves. Some dampstains, occasional browning, minor worming in inner margin (not touching text), final leaf (verso blank) backed. Scattered contemporary marginalia. Portrait has some soiling, final line of caption shaved. A good copy. @Medeiros Correa: FIRST and ONLY EDITION of a work that is rare, and seldom appears with the portrait: Innocêncio had not seen the portrait in any of the copies he examined. This exposition on the perfect soldier covers such matters as the qualifications of a general, the ethics of keeping or not keeping terms with the enemy, the virtues of cavalry vs. infantry and an army vs. a navy, and the duties, rights, pay and discipline of common soldiers. The author's views are supported by examples from ancient history and from modern wars in Europe and the East. Innocêncio notes that the author's opinions are usually sound, with a few exceptions. For example, on p. 21 he derives the Roman word @castra (military camp) from @castrados or @castos: "porque devem estar livres de todo o appettite e sensualidade: que a castidade é may do esforço" The poems in the preliminary leaves were written by some of the most noted authors of the time, including Antonio Barbosa Bacellar, Antonio da Fonseca Soares, and Miguel Botelho de Carvalho. Medeiros Correa, as Auditor Geral do Exercito in the province of Alentejo, was responsible for trying soldiers accused of any crimes short of treason and lèse-majesté. At the end of the @Perfeito soldado (pp. 173-91), he has included a translation of the Duke of Parma's regulations for the Auditor Geral. Medeiros Correa served in the Alentejo under Jerónimo de Ataíde, Conde de Atouguia, who was Captain-General of Brazil from 1654 to 1657. The work is dedicated to Ataíde, and the portrait (signed by R. Reedolf) shows him dressed in armor, with his coat of arms and motto at the upper left. This, the only known portrait of Ataíde, makes the work highly desirable as Braziliana. Medeiros Correa (d. 1671), a native of Lisbon, studied canon law at Coimbra and served in various magistracies in Portugal. He published two works on the Dutch in Brazil: @Relação verdadeira de todo o succedido na restauração da Bahia (Lisbon, 1625), and @Breve relação dos ultimos successos da guerra do Brasil (Lisbon, 1654). @Vallasco: Second and best edition of a work first published Lisbon, 1656. Vallasco reprints here the 24-part decree of 6 December 1612 by which Philip III reformed the Portuguese judicial system, adding an extensive commentary. Although the title is in Latin, the work itself is in Portuguese with the running title @Reformaçam da justiça. Vallasco (1553-1612) was born in Coimbra and served as a jurisconsult. @Medeiros Correa. Borba de Moraes (1983) I, 215-6: "very rare and sought after by collectors of Braziliana." Innocêncio III, 417; VII, 73; X, 317: "livro mui pouco vulgar curiosa, e erudita na sua especialidade." Barbosa Machado II, 697. Pinto de Mattos (1970) p. 425: describing all Medeiros Correa's works as "raros difficilmente se encontram exemplares hoje á venda." Mindlin, @Highlights 592. Palha 472. @Greenlee Catalogue II, 92. Not in Ticknor. Ameal 1485. Avila-Perez 4794. Monteverde 3446: lacking the portrait. Not in Azevedo-Samodães. Not in Goldsmith or @BMC. @NUC: ICN, MH, NIC. @Vallasco. Innocêncio VII, 367. Monteverde 5436. Goldsmith V92. not located in Melvyl NUC: ICN, MH, NIC. [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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THE HISTORY OF THE CHURCH, from our Lord's incarnation, to the twelfth year of the Emperor
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auricius Tiberius, or the Year of Christ 594. As it was written in Greek by Eusebius Pamphilus, Bishop of Casarea in Palestine; Socrates Scholasticus, native of Constantinope; and Evagrius Scholasticus, born at Epiphania in Syria Secunda. Made English from that edition of these historians, which Valesius published at Paris in the years 1659, 1668, and 1673. Also, the Life of Constantine in four books, written by Eusebius Pamphilus; with Constantine's Oration to the Convention of the Saints, and Eusebius's Speech in praise of Constantine spoken at his Tricennalia. Valesius's annotations on these authors are done into English, and set at their proper places in the margin; as likewise a translation of his account of their lives and writings.... Pp. [ii]+20+[36](contents)+700+[22](indices), most text double column, 2 large folding maps [of Persia and the Roman Empire], the main title page printed in red & black, indices; f'cap. folio; contemporary blind tooled calf boards, lightly worn (heavier at corners), with early repairs to edges, and a few small surface chips, rebacked, with modern dark brown leather spine decorated in blind between raised bands, and gilt lettered red leather title label; new endpapers; the title page (which is chipped and torn at edges) neatly reinserted on a recent backing sheet, several small edge chips or splits with occasional neat paper repairs, a few tiny wormholes and a couple of small scorch marks, scattered light foxing, occasional creasing and soiling (including a few small ink blots and damps spots); printed by J. M. for Awnsham and John Churchill, London, 1708;1709. Second edition. Lowndes p. 763. *Three early church histories in one volume, first published thus in 1683. Based on the esteemed translation of the French philologist and classical historian Henricus Valesius, or Henri Valois (1603-1676), Lowndes describes this as the best edition of 'the best English translation' (the first edition did not contain the maps, the chronological index of Popes and Emperors, or the 'observations' on the maps by E. Wells). Eusebius (c. AD262-340) was a protege of the Emperor Constantine, and in 314 became Bishop of Caesarea. Known as 'the father of ecclesiastical history', his History of the Christian Church, completed in 324 or early in 325 is his most notable work. The Greek historian Socrates of Constantinople, also known as Socrates Scholasticus, was born c. AD380. His church history continued the work of Eusebius, but gave more emphasis to the the role of the Emperor in church affairs, and also included some secular history. Evagrius Scholasticus (c. AD536 -594 or later) studied and practised law in Syria, under the patronage of the Patriarch of Antioch. His ecclesiastical history extended the earlier work of Euseubius and Socrates Scholasticus, covering the period from the Second Council of Ephesus in 431 to the twelfth year of reign of the Emperor Maurice.
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Severino Marco Aurelio
Antiperipatias hoc est adversus Aristoteleos De respiratione piscium diatriba - De piscibus in sicco viventibus Phoca illustratus De radio turturis marini
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1659 - 1655, Napoli, Cavalli 1659 - In folio (cm. 31,5) di pp. (22) 128; (6) 70, 3 fss. di cui il primo con una bella marca tipografica inc. su rame, il secondo con la medesima marca in xil., il terzo ill. in xil. della figura della foca, fregi n.t. Ottima leg. coeva in perg. molle, tit. ms. al dso. Qualche fior., freschissimo es. Severino M.A., originario di Tarsia in Calabria (1580 - 1656) fu insigne anatomico, chirurgo e zoologo, schierato con le teorie antiaristoteliche. In questa opera, con premessa la vita dell'autore, sono raccolte dissertazioni di anatomia e fisiologia dei pesci (1646), della foca (1645), della tartaruga marina (1644). Cole Library, n. 462 - 463 (con sole 14 pp. di introduzione). Krivatsy, 1105. Agassiz, IV, 321 - 322. Accattatis, pag. 156. Capparoni, pp. 75 - 78. Casey Wood, p. 564 (con solo 10 pp. di introduzione). In pratica dice che questa curiosa miscellanea (interessante e importante per la zoologia) sembra sia stata stampata in anni diversi e divenne un volume unico quando la stampa fu completa. Nissen, 3828 sulla stessa linea, ma la dice edita ad Amsterdam nel 1661, ma questa è identica all'edizione napoletana con sostituite le sole prime cc. Bruni-Wyn Evans - Cat. Cambridge Libraries, n. 503. ID: 31_55
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Erber Anton
Annus salutis M.DCC.XXX. aureus, honori illustrissimorum, perillustrium reverendorum, religiosorum, pranobilium, nobilium eruditorum aa.ll. & Philosophiae baccalaureorum. Universitate Viennensi. Wien, M. Th. Voigtin 1730. Kl. 8°. 3Bll. 56S. 1Bl. mit 3 gef. Kupfertafeln, Pbd. d. Zt.
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BLAEU, Johannes
ISLAS HEBRIDAS (ESCOCIA) (1659)
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Título: AEBUDAE INSULAE SIVE HEBRIDES; QUAE SCOTIAE AD OCCASUM PRAETENDUNTUR, LUSTRATAE ET DESCRIPTAE A TIMOTHEO PONT. THE WESTERNE ISES OF SCOTTLAND Publicación: Amberes; Blaeu Atlas novus, 1659. Descripción: Impresom en papel grueso y fuerte de gran calidad, en muy buen estado de conservación. Pertenece al volumen V de Blaeu Atlas Novas, que contiene las descripciones de Escocia e Irlanda, fue publicado en Ámsterdam en 1564 en ediciones en latín, Ducth, Francés, Alemán, añadiendose la edición española en 1659 Dimensión/es: 540 x 390 mm. / 640 x 500 mm. Técnica: Grabado calcográfico. mapa en color original de época. Reverso: Texto en castellano (Descripción de las Islas cerca de Escocia) Notas: Un muy buen ejemplar del mapa de las Islas Hebridas en Escocia, con gran y bella en color vivo, excelente impresión y en cuidado estado de conservación Estado: Buen estado, papel algo ocurecido Referencias: Cunningham, I., ed., The Nation Surve´d: Timothy Pont´s Maps of Scotland (East Linton: Tuckwell Press in association with the National Library of scotland, 2001. IS 1
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Serre de Rieux, J. (An.).
Les dons des enfans de latone: La musique et la chasse du cerf. Paris, Prault, Desaint und Guerin 1734. Mit 2 gestoch. Frontisp., 6 Kupfertafeln von le Bas und 50 Seiten gestochene Musikbeilagen. XII S., 1 Bl., 330 S., 1 Bl. Leder d. Zeit mit Rvg. (Rücken restauriert).
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TONDUTI, Pedro Francisco de.
TRACTATUS DE PRAEVENTIONE IUDICALI SEU DE CONTENTIONE IURISDICTIONUM.
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Phil. Borde, Laur. Arnaud et Cl. Rigaud. Lion, 1659. 35,5 cm. Un retrato del autor, dibujado por Mignard y grabado por Pailly, 13 h., 316 pág., 33 h., 1 hoja blanca, a dos columnas. Marca tipográfica en la portada. Enc. en pergamino de época, pequeña falta en el lomo. Papel algo tostado y pequeños taladros en la punta de algunas hojas. CCPB 40569. Derecho procesal civil y canónico procesal. Libros antiguos anteriores a 1830
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ARINGHUS PAULUS.
ROMA SUBTERRANEA NOVISSIMA IN QUA POST ANTONIUM BOSIUM ANTESIGNANUM ... ET PRAECIPUE MARTYRUM COEMETERIA, TITULI, MONIMENTA, EPITHAPHIA, INSCRIPTIONES ... LUTETIAE PARISIORUM, LEONARD, 1659.
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DUE VOLL. IN FOLIO LEGATI ASSIEME, PP. (8), 352, (24) - (8), 394, (18) CON MAGNIFICA ANTIPORTA FIGURATA, VIGNETTE AI FRONTESPIZI, CENTINAIA DI INCIS. XILOGRAFICHE N.T., VEDUTA DI ROMA ANTICA INC. IN RAME E RIPIEG. F.T. E OLTRE 100 FINISSIME INC. IN RAME N.T. (DELLE QUALI OLTRE LA MET A PIENA PAGINA). LEG. PIENO VITELLO MACULATO. DORSO A 6 NERVI CON TIT. E RICCHISSIMI FREGI IN ORO. TAGLI ROSSI. EX-LIBRIS COMES DE THUN E GRANDE TIMBRO ARALDICO IN ROSSO DELLA CELEBRE TETSCHNER BIBLIOTHEK. CUFFIE UN PO' USURATE E UNA LIEVISSIMA GORA SUL MARGINE BIANCO DELL'ANG. INF. ESTERNO DI VARIE PAGG. NELL'INSIEME BUONISSIMO, COMPLETO ESEMPL. RARA EDIZIONE PARIGINA ESEMPLATA SU QUELLA ROMANA DEL 1651. KISSNER COLLECTION, 521.
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Everaerts [Everard], Giles [Gilles]
Panacea; Or The Universal Medicine,Being A Discovery of the Wonderfull Vertues Of Tobacco Taken in a Pipe, With Its Operation and Use both in Physick and Chrurgery
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London:: Simon Miller,, 1659.. First Edition in English.. Modern antique-style spotted calf, blind rules, wormtrack in upper margin, finger-soiling, t.p. darkened, light dampstains. A good copy of a scarce work.. Small 8vo.. Lacks frontis. Everard's work was first published in Latin in 1587. It was the first work entirely devoted to tobacco. He added to Monardes' list of diseases to such an extent that tobacco came to be regarded by many as the great universal medicine. Everard even implied that it was such a cure-all that there would be less need for physicians. "It is no great friend to physicians, though it be a physical plant; for the very smoke of it is held to be a great antidote against all venome and pestilential diseases."#11;This volume comprises translations of Everard's De herba panacea, part of Neander's Tabacologia, and some passages from L'Ecluse's edition of Monardes.#11;"J.R. (the translator) endowed his compilation with an individual interest by his 'Epistle Dedicatory' to seventeen of the gentry and 'To all the worthy Merchants and Planters of Tobacco, for and in the West-Indies, and America.' It is probable that the gentlemen to whom the 'Epistle' is addressed were participants in the tobacco trade and that they subsidized this publication as a commercial venture." [Arents Cat.] Wing E3550. ESTC r1871. Wellcome II,537. Krivatsy/NLM 3748. Arents 271. Sabin 23216. Tomason E3530.
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GLISSON, Francis
Anatomia hepatis
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Amsterdam:: Joannis Ravestein,, 1659.. 12mo.. Engraved title of a dissection, 2 folding anatomical plates, 1 engraving and 9 text woodcuts. Contemporary vellum, spine labels. Second edition of the author's book on the anatomy of the liver, originally printed in London (1654). In this work, Glisson gave the "first accurate description of the capsule of the liver (Glisson's capsule) and its blood-supply. He also described the sphincter of the bile duct ("Glisson's sphincter, the sphincter of Oddi") and the thymus as a "glandula nutritia" for the foetus. G&M, 972 & 1098.1 (1st ed.)#11;#11;
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ADAMI, Annibale (Fermo, 1626 ca. -- 1706)
Seminarii Romani Pallas Purpurata sive eminentissimi s.r.e. Cardinales qui ad haec vsque tempora e Seminario Romano prodiere Imaginibus expressi epigrammatis illustrati Hannibal Adamus Firmanus Societatis Iesu scribebat.
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1659., Romae, Roma, 1659 - Pergamena molle coeva, titoli manoscritti al dorso, manca l?antiporta e il ritratto del dedicatario, in-folio (cm.32,5x23,5), pagg. (2)-196 (ma 192 per vari errori di numerazione, testo completo), qualche traccia d?uso e arrossamento, con 26 ritratti finemente incisi in rame ritraenti i cardinali che tra la seconda metà del Cinquecento ed i primi anni del Seicento nobilitarono il Collegio Romano (su 30 ritratti), opera dell? incisore francese Guillaume Chasteau (Orléans, 1635 - Paris, 1683), tra i primi incisori ad essere ammessi all? Académie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture, resosi noto per le preziose riproduzioni dei grandi Maestri, da Raffaello ad Annibale Carracci, Pietro da Cortona, Ciro Ferri, Poussin. Ogni ritratto è inciso a piena pagina entro medaglione con un cartiglio col nome e paese d?origine. Tra gli altri: Gregorio XV Ludovisi di Bologna, Flavio Orsini arcivescovo di Cosenza, Filippo Filonardi vescovo di Aquino e Sora, Marzio Ginetti di Velletri, Cinzio Aldobrandini, Ludovico De Torres arcivescovo di Monreale, Orazio Spinola di Genova, Fabrizio Verallo vescovo di San Severo, Lorenzo Magalotti vescovo di Ferrara, Giovan Battista Pallotta di Macerata, Francesco Machiavelli vescovo di Ferrara, Giulio Gabrielli vescovo di Ascoli Piceno, Carlo Gualtieri vescovo di Fermo, Pietro Aloisio Carafa di Napoli, Francesco Maidalchini di Viterbo, Mario Theodoli di San Vito Romano, Giovanni Geronimo Lomellino di Genova, Baccio Aldrobandini di Firenze, Giulio Rospigliosi di Pistoia. L?opera che celebra il centro di Studi della Compagnia di Gesu? è del celebre gesuita Adami, proveniente da una delle più nobili e ricche famiglie di Fermo, ed è dedicata a papa Alessandro VII Chigi, da poco eletto al soglio pontificio e difensore dei Gesuiti. (cfr. De Backer, Bibliothèque des écrivains de la Compagnie de Jésu; Biblioteca Picena, pag. 46; per notizie su Chasteau: Benezit; Guillaume Chasteau, graveur et éditeur d'estampes à Paris (1635-1683), et la peinture italienne, Seicento. La peinture italienne en France, Actes du colloque, 1988, éd. J.-Cl. Boyer, Paris, 1990, p. 125-146. ).
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[JESUATI], [B. GIOVANNI COLOMBINI], [BELCARI, Feo]
Vita del B. Giovanni Colombini da Siena, fondatore dell' ordine de'Giesuati, Con parte della vita d'alcuni altri de'Giesuati : Cosa molto diuota, e utile alla edificazione dell'anima
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Rome: Ristampata Da Giacomo Dragondelli, 1659. First Edition. [8], 392pp. Portrait of the Blessed John Columbini. Later lettered vellum. Lightly rubbed to extremities, slightly marked. Single wormhole to spine, some worming to gutter margin of first signature. From the library of the Jesuit's of London, with bookplate and numbering to front endpapers, inkstamp to title. Else a very clean and tight copy of a scarce book. Giovanni Columbini, (C1300-1367), Sienese Merchant and founder of the Congregation of Jesuati. After extending his family fortune in commerce, Columbini divided his fortune into three parts, endowing a hospital and two separate cloisters, henceforth living a life of poverty with his compatriots, including Francisco Mini.
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Harris, John
Peace and not Warre: or The Moderator. : Truly, but yet plainly, Stating the Case of the Common-Wealth, As to Several of the Considerable Councils & Transactions from the year 1636. to 1659. By John Harris, Gent
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London: For Nath Brook. 1659. Disbound. An interesting tract from 1659 for which the Thomason copy gives a date of October the 25th. The tract itself is a defence of the commonwealth and of parliamentary authority as the only alternative to tyranny and tyrants. The death of Oliver Cromwell in 1658 and the appointment of his 3rd son, Richard, as protector had destabilised the political situation in England. On the 13th Oct 1659 the army re-asserted control by closing Parliament and creating a Committee of Safety to govern the country. It is perhaps to this committe that the author of this tract was addressing himself. The pampjlet is disbound and showing some edgewear with a few small nicks and tears and come creasing, a few pages show a little soiling but the text remains legible throughout. , 4to , [6] 46 pp .
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MELLO, Luís de Abreu de.
Avizos pera o paço .
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Lisbon, na Officina Craesbeckiana, 1659. - Title-page (colored by a contemporary hand) within architectural border. Woodcut initials and tailpiece. One leaf with engraved coat-of-arms, one with divisional title containing an architectural border. (44 ll.), 111 pp. 8°, early-twentieth-century period calf, covers with border of double gilt fillets, and gilt floral tool in each corner, spine gilt with raised bands in five compartments, marbled endleaves, top edge rouged, black silk ribbon place marker (somewhat frayed). Some slight soiling and minor repairs. A few running heads slightly shaved. Overall a good to very good copy. Bookplate of Victor d'Avila Perez. FIRST and ONLY EDITION (variant issue?), rare. A significant part of the preliminary matter (more than a third of the entire book) deals with the genealogy of the dedicatee, Rodrigo de Salazar e Moscoso. The main body of text is a courtesy book. The fourth preliminary leaf contains on its recto a poem in Latin by Jorge de Orta de Payva; on the verso is a sonnet in Portuguese by Rodrigo de Salazar de Moscoso to the author. The author, a native of Vila Viçosa, died at Lisbon, 1663. Arouca describes two variant issues, the first (M230) with only 43 unnumbered leaves at the beginning, the second (M231) with 44 unnumbered leaves at the beginning. The extra leaf not present in Arouca M230 is the one with the engraved arms of the dedicatee. However, in the present copy, the erratas, which occupy both sides of the leaf, are bound as the third unnumbered leaf, following the leaf containing the licenses, ass in M230, instead of at the end of the preliminaries, as in M231. See Arouca M230 [citing a copy in the Biblioteca da Ajuda] and M231 [citing the copy in the Biblioteca Nacional]. Innocêncio V, 207. Barbosa Machado III, 49–50. Coimbra @Reservados 1577. Goldsmith A10. HSA p. 3 (the Jerez copy). Jerez p.1. Palha 407. Ameal 9. Avila Perez 11 (the present copy). Porbase describes a copy with 44 unnumbered preliminary leaves in the Biblioteca Nacional, Lisboa (as well as a microfilm copy in the same institution), and a copy in the Biblioteca Geral da Universidade de Coimbra. COPAC cites the British Library copy only. WorldCat adds the Boxer copy at Indiana University. NUC: DLC, MH, NNH [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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JEANNIN (Pierre)
Les Negotiations de Monsieur le President Jeannin
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S.l. Chez Pierre le Petit, Jouxte la Copie de Paris (Elzevier) 1659Deux volumes in-16 (141 x 82 mm), maroquin citron, dos a nerfs orne or et a froid, filet et dentelle a froid entourant les plats, dentelle sur les coupes et interieure, tranches rouges dorees (relie vers 1850). Illustre d'un portrait de l'auteur. Ex-libris. (defauts, charniere superieure du tome 1 fendue, frottements sur les charnieres et les coupes, coins uses, petit trou sur la page de titre tome 1 et petite dechirure sur une page, rousseurs). // Two 16o volumes (141 x 82 mm), lemon-colour morocco, spine with raised bands, tooled in gilt and blind, fillet and blind dentelle border on covers, dentelle on turns-in and inside, red edges gilt (bound around 1850). Illustrated with a portrait of the author. Bookplate. (defects, upper hinge cracked vol. 1, rubbings on hinges and turns-in, corners used, little hole on title vol. 1 and a little tear on a page, spots).
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[Aa, Pieter Van Der (1659-1733)]-Herrera Y Tordesillas, Antonio De (1559-1625).
Eerste Zee-Togt Van Alonso D'Ojeda, En Amerikus Vesputius Ter Ontdekking Van Nieuwe Landen Gedaan Na De West-Indien
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Leyden: Pieter van der Aa, 1706. [AA, Pieter van der (1659-1733)]-HERRERA y TORDESILLAS, Antonio de (1559-1625). Eerste Zee-Togt van Alonso d'Ojeda, en Amerikus Vesputius ter Ontdekking van Nieuwe Landen gedaan na de West-Indien. Leyden: Pieter van der Aa, 1706. 4to., (14 x 8 4/8 inches). Title-page with engraved vignette, 8 half-page engraved vignettes (one or two marginal tears not affecting the text). Modern marbled paper boards. An extract from Pieter van der Aa's celebrated collection of voyages: "Naaukeurige versameling der gedenkwaardigste Reysen naar Oost en West-Indien, Mitsgaders andere Gewesten gedaan; Sedert De Jaaren 1246", published in thirty volumes. The description of the "West-Indies" written by Philip II of Spain's royal historian Herrera y Tordesillas was first published in his "Historia General de los Hechos de los Castellanos en las Islas y Tierra Firme del Mar Océano" ("General History of the deeds of the Castilians on the Islands and Mainland of the Ocean Sea") in Madrid in 1601. Alden 706/107; Sabin 3; JCB I: 88. Catalogue description prepared for and on behalf of Arader Galleries by Kate Hunter.
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STRADA (Famien.)
Histoire de la Guerre de Flandre escrite en latin par Famianus Strada, de la Compagnie de Jesus... Mise en Francois par P. Du Rier.
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Paris, Courbe, 1659-61 ; 2 volumes in-folio, veau brun marbre, dos ornes, tranches marbrees. (Reliure de l'epoque) 3 ff., 583 pp., 13 ff., 1 f. blanc - 3 ff., 669 pp., 22 ff. n. ch. 21 portraits graves dans le texte. Le plus important livre de Strada, jesuite ne a Rome en 1572. Il fut un des meilleurs eleves de Francois Benci et de Horace Tursellin avant d'embrasser l'institution de St Ignace et d'enseigner la rhetorique pendant 15 ans. Il mourut a Rome en 1649. Son ouvrage decrit la longue lutte qui detacha les provinces bataves de la domination espagnole. Divise en deux decades, cette histoire commence a l'abdication de Charles Quint en 1555 et s'etend jusqu'a la reddition de Rhinsberg en 1590. Elle embrasse toute la periode marquee par les grands evenements de Flandre sous le gouvernement de la duchesse de Parme, du duc d'Albe, de Requesens, de don Juan d'Autriche et d'Alexandre Farnese. L'original en latin a paru a Rome en 1632 et 1647. De la bibliotheque de P. Guiraudi (ex-libris). Coiffes emoussees, sinon bel exemplaire.
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Fiennes (Nathaniel, Lord Fiennes)
THE SPEECH OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE., ONE OF THE LORD KEEPERS OF THE GREAT SEALE OF ENGLAND, MADE BEFORE HIS HIGHNESSE, AND BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT on Thursday the 27th of January, 1658. Being the First Day of Their Sitting
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Printed for Henry Twyford, London 1659 - DISBOUND. This speech followed one made by "His Highnesse," i.e. Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector of England and Wales 1658-1659, and was published (printed by Henry Hills and John Field to be sold at the sign of the seven Stars) together with that speech but with a separate title page identical to ours (also printed for Henry Twyford). Wing notes that Fiennes' speech was also published separately (F882), as is this copy. OCLC does not locate any copies of this separate edition. Quarto, 18.5 x 13 cm, A-D3 (lacks blank D4), 30 pages. Mildly foxed, otherwise sound.
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COLLETET (Francois)
La Muse coquette, ou les delices de l'honneste Amour, & de la belle Galanterie.
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Paris, Jean-Baptiste Loyson, [1659]-1665. 2 parties en 1 vol. petit in-12, demi-chagrin rouge avec coins, dos a nerfs orne de fleurons Alde dores au centre de caissons soulignes de doubles filets a froid. Reliure du XIXe siecle. Bel exemplaire. (4) ff., 154 pp., (1) f. blanc; 179 pp., (2) ff. Petit raccommodage au feuillet de titre. Joli exemplaire de ce recueil collectif de poesies legeres compose de stances, sonnets, triolets et rondeaux composees en partie par Francois Colletet lui-meme. La plupart sont anonymes, mais plusieurs d'entre elles ont pu etre attribuees par Lachevre a Courdes, Gontard, Regnaut de Normandie, Mestivier, Cabotin, Du Vau-Foussard, Loret, Mollier etc. Notre exemplaire est compose de l'edition B de 1659 (sans le titre, remplace par celui de la seconde partie de 1665 sur lequel on a fait disparaitre la mention "seconde partie") et de la seconde partie de 1665, dont les pieces liminaires (epitre dedicatoire au duc de Saint-Aignan) ont ete reportees en tete du volume. Le 1er volume de la Muse coquette de 1659 avait ete remis dans le commerce en 1665 avec un nouveau titre et une epitre dedicatoire au comte de Sery qui faisait defaut a l'edition B de 1659. Une "suite" fut publiee la meme annee, sous le titre L'Academie familiere des filles, qui ne contient que des pieces de Colletet. Lachevre II, 105 (ed. B de 1659) et III, 24-27 (ed. de 1665); Viollet-Le-Duc I, 551.
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Visscher, Nicholas
!Terra Sancta!
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Amsterdam: Nicholas Visscher, 1659 A SPLENDID MAP OF THE HOLY LAND BY A FOREMOST DUTCH CARTOGRAPHER Engraving with original hand color: 18 ! x 22 !" .
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DIONISIUS PETAVIUS
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD: OR, AN ACCOUNT OF TIME, COMPILED BY THE LEARNED DIONISIUS PETAVIUS AND CONTINUED BY OTHERS TO THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1659, TOGETHER WITH A GEOGRAPHICALL DESCRIPTION OF EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AND AMERICA
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Printed by J. STREATER and are to be sold by George Sawbridge at the Bible on Ludgate Hill, 1659. Pp [x],612 (see below),[34]; [ii],154,[5]. 27 x 17 cm. Early rebacking into apparently contemporary calf, very worn with chips missing at front head and foot. Very bumped and edgeworn, with loss at front top corner. Worn raised bands on spine. Two very shallow blind stamps on front "B Bartlett" - possibly an owner. Binding tight. FFEP and portrait frontispiece edgeworn. Very light foxing for age, with some set-off to title from frontis. Some slight staining to first 30pp foredge. Pp 521/2, 603/4 missing, and apparently never bound in. Pagination errors. 139-142 numbered 159-163, 148/9 numbered 1 Delivered from the UK in 2-7 days. [Publisher: J. STREATER]
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Ferrero Mattia
Rationarium Chronographicum Missionis Evangelicae ab Apostolicis Operarijs, praesertim Capuccinis pro Ecclesiastico Catholico Regno propagando in quatuor Mundi partibus, signanter in Gallia Cisalpina exercitae, cuius Prima Pars Monasticorum.
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apud Carolum Ianellum,, Augustae Taurinorum, 1659 - 2 parti con numerazione e frontespizi autonomi in un vol. in-folio (380x241mm), pp. (24), 325, (33) di indice delle missioni e di errata, (1) bianca; (28), 668; legatura coeva p. pergamena rigida con titolo manoscritto anticamente su dorso a tre nervi rilevati. Titolo calligrafato al taglio superiore e al taglio centrale. Frontespizi in rosso e in nero con stemma di papa Alessandro VII, dedicatario dell'opera, inciso in xilografia. Testatine, finalini e capilettera istoriati incisi xilograficamente, testo racchiuso entro doppio filetto con glosse marginali a stampa. Dedica a stampa ad Alessandro VII. Usuali e leggere fioriture. Bell'esemplare. Mancano l'antiporta allegorica e la grande carta ripiegata delle missioni cappuccine in Piemonte ed in Francia. Edizione originale di questa monumentale storia e cronografia delle missioni cappuccine nelle "quattro parti" del mondo, e principalmente nella Gallia Cisalpina. Il secondo volume contiene, alle pp. 572-592, una cronaca delle missioni cappuccine svoltesi nelle valli di Pragelato, Perosa e Germanasca. "Sommamente interessante perchè formato, in gran parte, sulle relazioni degli stessi Missionari. Di essa però non parla il signor Muston, benchè si riferisca in molte parti agli stessi fatti ch'egli racconta, e nemmeno ne fa cenno nella parte bibliografica" (Manuel, Storia di Dronero, II, 45, citato dal Manno). Il Ferrero, nativo di Cavallermaggiore, fu frate cappuccino e teologo; la presente è la sua sola opera a stampa. Manno, I, 915. Manuel, cit. Manca alla Vinciana e all'Hugon & Gonnet.
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Balzac, Jean Louis Guez
Aristippus
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LondonforTho. Newcomb | Nat Eakins, 1659. Or, Monsr. de Balsac's Masterpiece. Being A Discourse Concerning the CourtWith an Exact Table of the Principall Matter. Englished by R.W. First English Edition BALZAC, Jean-Louis Guez. Aristippus. Or, Monsr. de Balsac's Masterpiece. Being A Discourse Concerning the CourtWith an Exact Table of the Principall Matter. Englished by R.W. London: Tho. Newcomb for Nat Eakins, 1659. First English edition. Twelvemo (2 15/16 x 5 1/8 inches). [16], 159, [17, table] pp. Full speckled calf, rebacked to style. edges speckled light red. Inner hinges expertly repaired. Previous owner's small ink marking on title-page, not affecting text. A few pages with very light foxing. Overall a very good copy. "Jean-Louis Guez de Balzac, essayist and stylist, a gentleman of the Angoumois, is remembered as having perfected French prose (as Malherbe perfected French verse), making it orderly and lucid, constructing the eloquent period (based on assiduous study of Latin authors, esp. Cicero), and so preparing the way for Pascal and Bossuet. His works, much admired in their day, include...Aristippe, on wisdom in political administration. " (The Concise Oxford Dictionary of French Literature, 38). The Aristippus is a "Treatise on the duties of sovereigns, dedicated to Christina of Sweden. " (Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Biography and Mythology, Thomas, 271). "[It} intended to portray the ideal statesman. " (Library of the World's Best Literature, Warner, 39). HBS 64351. $1500. Aristippus
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[COLLETET (François)]
Le parfait portray de Marie-Thérèse d'Espagne.
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[Au colophon]: Paris, Jean-Baptiste Loyson, 1659. 1 vol. in-4°, bradel papier, titre doré en long au dos sur pièce de basane tabac. Frontispice gravé en taille-douce, 8 pp. (y compris le frontispice). Rousseurs. Edition originale fort rare de ce poème laudatif à l'égard de Marie-Thérèse d'Autriche, alors infante d'Espagne, future épouse de Louis XIV et reine de France. Le privilège accordé le 9 Août 1659, quelques jours seulement avant la première conférence entre la France et l'Espagne qui devait déboucher le 7 Novembre suivant sur la signature du traité des Pyrénées et devait mettre fin au conflit entre les deux royaumes dans lequel il était prévu que Marie-Thérèse épouserai Louis XIV (le mariage eut lieu à Saint-Jean de Luz le 9 Juin 1660). Certains bibliographes attribuent cet opuscule au chartrain Etienne Carneau, mais il est bien plus vraisemblable qu'il soit de François Colletet dont on retrouve les initiales à la fin du poème et dans le privilège; et celui-ci avait d'ailleurs publié la même année son Nouveau Recueil des plus beaux énigmes de ce temps chez le même libraire, Jean-Baptsite Loyson. L'opuscule est orné d'un très joli frontispice gravé en taille-douce qui représente le portrait de Marie-Thérèse tenu par un triton et une néréide. Cioranescu, 19940; Lachèvre II, 212.
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Riviere, Lazare
Observationum medicarum... centuria quarta. See GM 2727",of which is this 1st ed
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Lyons: Antoine Cellier, 1659. First Description of Aortic Stenosis RIVI"RE, Lazare (1589-1655). Observationum medicarum, & curationum insignium centurae tres. . . . Edited by Simeon Jacoz. 4to. [8], 311, [9]pp. Lyons: Antoine Cellier, 1659. 225 x 167 mm. Speckled sheep c. 1659, rubbed, small wormhole in front cover. Some foxing, browning & dampstaining, old repair to one leaf. Very good copy. Old signature and notes on endpapers. First Lyons Edition. RiviEre was the first to describe stenosis of the aortic valve, from a case that he treated in 1646. GM 2727 cites RiviEre's description of this condition in his Opera medica universa (1674), of which the present work is the first edition; the description appears here on p. 177, and is entitled "Cordis palpitatio & pulsus inaequalitas." RiviEre also brought Paracelsian iatrochemistry into the curriculum of the University of Montpellier, and it was under his auspices that Alexander Fraser introduced the Harviean theory of the circulation into the University's curriculum in 1636. An edition of the present work was published in The Hague in the same year as this Lyons edition. Hirsch. Norman 1837. Willius & Dry, p. 58. Thorndike VIII, p. 518. 29260
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Michel Seigneur De Montaigne
Les Essais De Michel, Seigneur De Montaigne, 1659, 3 Volumes Complete
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Amsterdam: Anthoine Michiels, 1659. Near Fine Nouvelle Edition, 1659, 3 volumes, small 8vo, richly bound in full deep red morocco, raised bands, all edges gilded, elaborate gilt inner dentelles, bindings signed Tribaron-Joly, near fine. Engraved title page by Clouwet, pp. 468, 708, 510 + table. Text clean and unmarked. Small armorial bookplate on first volume pastedown. A beautiful uncommon edition.
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Charron (Pierre)
De la sagesse. Trois livres.
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Leide, Jean Elsevier, sd (1659) In-16 plein maroquin cerise, dos lisse, dos orne de roulettes et fers speciaux, roulette et dentelles d'encadrement des plats, roulettes en coupes et en contreplat, tranches dorees. Ex-libris Thomas Powell (reliure du XIX ), titre grave, 10 ff.- 621- 12 pp. Bandeaux, lettrines et culs-de-lampes. Dos leg. passe, infimes usures. Tres bon exemplaire. Troisieme edition elzevirienne (avec la nouvelle dedicace "a messieurs du Conseil de la Cour provinciale d'Hollande...") de cet ouvrage mis a l'index en 1605 et qui deviendra un des manifestes du libertinisme. Ami intime de Montaigne et predicateur de la reine Marguerite de Valois, Pierre Charron (1541-1603) definit une sagesse humaine et philosophique fondee sur la critique des prejuges et de l'autorite des Anciens et qu'il disctingue d'une morale fondee sur la religion conduisant a l'intolerance et au fanatisme.
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JEANNIN (le Pr. Pierre)
Les Negociations de Monsieur le President Jeannin.
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s. l. (Amsterdam) Jouxte la Copie de Paris, chez Pierre Le Petit, 1659. 2 t. petit in-12 : titre, frontispice, 15 ff. , 944 pp. / 712 pp. dont faux-titre, 10 ff. ; portrait en frontispice du President Ieannin, President au Parlement de Bourgogne, grave par Jacob van Meurs. en 2 vol. basane mouchetee, dos orne a nerfs, tranches mouchetees (de petits defauts d'usage sans gravite, un mors fendu en tete, de petits accrocs sur deux coiffes - reliure de l'epoque). Tout a fait bon exemplaire bien relie dans sa reliure du temps. Jolie edition bien executee en petits caracteres, sortie des presses de J. de Jonge d'Amsterdam et s'annexant a la collection elzevirienne, ornee d'un beau portrait de l'auteur grave en taille-douce par J. van Meurs. Elle porte la marque au titre de "Hercule terrassant l'hydre" avec la devise "Gloria merces virtutis". Il s'agit des Negociations "pour les affaires des Pais-Bas, depuis l'annee 1607 jusques en 1610", Les Negociations du President Jeannin firent longtemps autorite, elles furent publiees par le sieur de Castille, abbe de S. -Benigne, son petit-fils, a Paris, chez Pierre Le Petit, en 1656 puis suivit notre edition ; nous noterons dans le tome premier l'"Explication de plusieurs Noms & Mots interposez es' Lettres & rescriptions faites tant par le Roy que ses Ministres, durant la Negociation... " ainsi trouverons-nous en place de Monsieur le President Ieannin : Le Cicomore, de L'Infante : Le Grand Cheval, des Anglois : les Asperges &c. (Barbier, III, 408. Brunet, III, 525). DES PHOTOGRAPHIES NUMERIQUES SONT DISPONIBLES PAR E-MAIL SUR SIMPLE DEMANDE - WE CAN SEND PICTURES OF BOOKS ON SIMPLE REQUEST.
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BROWNE ([Sir] Thomas).
Pseudodoxia Epidemica: Or, Enquiries Into very many Received Tenents, And Commonly Presumed Truths.
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Whereunto is Added Religio Medici: And A Discourse of the Sepulchral Urnes Lately found in Norfolk. Together with the Garden of Cyrus. Or the Quincuncial Lozenge, or Net-work Plantations of The Ancients, Artificially, Naturally, Mystically Considered. With Sundry Observations. By Thomas Brown [sic] Doctour of Physick. The Last Edition, Corrected and Enlarged by the Authour. Together With some Marginal Observations, and a Table Alpha- Betical at the End. London, Printed for Nath. Ekins, at the Gun in Pauls Church-yard. 1659. Pott folio, in fours; half-title not called for; cancel general title; separate title to shorter works; one copper-engraved plate, and one small engraving in text; Y1v, Dd2v, Hh4v, Pp4v; D3v, blank; pp.[xii (unpaginated)]+326+[x (Table, unpaginated)]+[iv (title and author's preface to Religio Medici, etc., unpaginated)]+2+7 - 64 (printed in double column and to a larger measure); [-]1, A5, C - I, K - U, X - Z, Aa - Ii, Kk - Uu, Xx4; A - H4; contemporary full-calf, blind-tooled border on sides, spine with five raised bands, ruled and tooled gilt, red lettering-piece; a.e. red. Anciently rebacked, with the old spine laid on, and preserving the old free-end-papers; a little light damp-staining and slight browning passim, and a few small marks; small chip to upper fore-corner of first A1, not approaching ruled border; small original paper fault and trimming error affecting blank top fore-corner and lower margin of first G2; original trimming faults affecting three or four other scattered leaves, with consequent extra lengths of paper attached; small hole in first M2 affecting two letters of text; small hole in Rr2 just touching one letter, due to an original paper flaw; closed tear and small hole in title to shorter works, not affecting text, due to an original paper flaw, and shorter works trimmed close at lower- and fore- margins, with loss of some catchwords, and the odd letter of the side-notes to the dedication and first leaf of text of `Hydriotaphia' - severe on the latter, which is frayed a little at the fore-margins and has apparently been re-inserted; H3 and 4 also frayed a little at fore-margins, but without loss. A copy with an interesting provenance, the front paste-down bearing the small Latin book-label of Victorian critic and essayist Charles Whibley, and the later bookplate of the distinguished collector Frederick Baldwin Adams (designed by Rockwell Kent). The first collected edition of Browne's works, produced in consequence of a war between Ekins and his former partner, Dod, and consisting of Ekins 1658 edition of the `Pseudodoxia' containing "further alterations and additions by the author" (v. Keynes, p.56), with the addition of other works printed specially for inclusion in this 1659 re-issue. The separate title-page to the shorter works here reads: Religio Medici: Whereunto is added A Discourse of the Sepulchrall Urnes, Lately found in Norfolk. Together with the Garden Of Cyrus., [sic] Or the Quincunciall Lozenge, or Net-work Plantations of The Ancients, Artificially, Naturally, Mystically Considered. With Sundry Observations. By Thomas Brown [sic] Doctour of Physick. Printed for the Good of the Commonwealth. No printer, no publisher, no date. `Hydriotaphia' and `The Garden of Cyrus' were first published the preceding year, and this appears to represent only the third printing. Keynes, 77 (also listing the shorter works separately as 7 and 95); Wing B5163; NCBEL, I, 2230, not listing this issue as a whole, but listing the 1658 printing of `Pseudodoxia Epidemica', and printings of the shorter works. In this copy the `t' of the first `with' on the first title-page has printed so faintly as to be virtually lacking, and appears also to be of the wrong font; the page number to p.124 is lacking, whilst in that to p.242 the second `2' is printed upside-down; the drop-head on p.197 reads `TH EFIFTH' for `THE FIFTH' (none of the above being noted by Keynes); in the shorter works the page number `65' appears insead of that to both p.59 and p.63 as Keynes records. In the present copy the 1658 title-page to the `Pseudodoxia' has been excised: Keynes records it as present following the general title. All books listed by Robert Temple are of the first edition and the first printing unless otherwise described.
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GLAUBER IEAN RUDOLPHE.
La premiere (troisieme) partie de l'œuvre minerale, ou est enseignè e la separation de l'or des Pierres à feu, Sable, Argile, & autre fossiles, par l'Esprit de Sel (Insieme a :) La teinture de l'or ou veritable or potable, sa nature, & sa difference
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Thomas Joly, 1, Paris, 1659 - 4 opere in 6 parti in un vol. in 8°(185x120); pagg. 64, 48, 111, 22, 1 bianca, 61, 1 bianca, 64. Capilettera ornati e fregi silografici; testo francese. Piena pergamena floscia coeva con titolo manoscritto al dorso. Rara prima edizione francese di tutte le opere presenti, e tradotte da Du Teil. Glauber, famoso alchimista del '600 (Karlstat 1604 - Amsterdam 1668) scrisse fra le sue opere questo trattato di alchimia estremamente raro nell'edizione francese, dove viene" enseignèe là separation de l'ordes pierres à feu, sable, argile, et autres fossiles, par l'Esprit de Sel, ce qui né se peut faire par autre voye ."Bell'esemplare genuino, lievissime saltuarie fioriture, tarletto restaurato al marg. sup per circa 32 pagg. insignificante lesioni al testo per circa 20 Caillet, 4564, 4584. d'avec l'or potable, saux & sophistique. Sa preparation spagirique, & son usage dans le medecine. (Insieme a :) Traitè de la medicine universelle ou le vray or potable (Insieme a :) La consolation des navigants. Dans laquelle est enseigné de voire m.
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HELMOLD DE BOSAU;
Chronica Slavorum Helmoldi Presbyteri Bosoviensis, et Arnoldi Abbatis Lubecensis, in quibus Res Slavicae & Saxonicae fere à tempore Caroli Magni usque ad Ottonem IV. seu, ad ann. CH. cIc ccIX. exponuntur. Henricus Bangertus è Mss. codicib. recensuit et Notis illustravit.
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Sumptibus Statii Wesselii, Literis Jacobi Hinderlingii, Lubecae 1659 - Petit in-4 de (20)-568-(64) pp., erreur de pagination sans manque, vélin à petits rabats (reliure de l'époque). Chronique de l'historien allemand Helmold, né dans le Holstein vers 1108, mort vers 1177 ; il remplit les fonctions sacerdotales près de Lübeck et se rendit avec l'évêque de cette ville, en mission chez les slaves des bords de la Baltique, pour les convertir au christianisme. Son récit commence avec la conversion des Saxons, sous Charlemagne, et finit en 1170. Il fut continué jusqu'en 1209 par Arnold de Lübeck (1150?-1212?), premier abbé du couvent Saint Jean des bénédictins de Lübeck. Première édition établie par Heinrich Bangert (1610-1665), imprimée à Lübeck. Cette chronique, qui avait déjà paru par les soins de Sigismond Schorckel à Francfort en 1556 et par ceux de Reiner Reineccius dans la même ville en 1581, a été réimprimée dans le deuxième volume des Scriptores rerum Brunsw. de Leibniz. Titre-frontispice et 1 planche hors-texte représentant les divinités Siwa, Prono et Ridegast. Feuillets roussis mais bon exemplaire. Brunet, III, 91.
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RECUEIL DES TRAITTEZ DE PAIX, TREVES ET NEUTRALITE entre les Couronnes d'Espagne et de France. Anvers, en l'Imprimerie Plantinienne, 1650. (Relié à la suite:) 2). TRAITE DE PAIX entre les Couronnes de France et d'Espagne, conclu et signé par Monseigneur le Cardinal Mazarin et le Seigneur Dom Loüis Mendez de Haro en l'Isle dite des Faisans, en la rivière de Bidassoa, aux confins des Pyrénées, le septième Novembre mil six cents cinquante-neuf. S.l.n.d. (1659 )
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- 2 ouvrages en 1 volume in-8. 1). frontispice. 4ff. 392pp. 25ff. 2). 181pp. (paginées 237 à 318). Plein veau, dos lisse orné (Reliure de l'époque). Volume important pour l'histoire des relations entre l'Espagne et la France pendant le XVIs. et le début du XVIIème. Il contient le recueil des traités de paix signés pendant cette période entre Charles V, puis Philippe II d'Espagne et les rois de France. Il a été publié par J.J. Chifflet. On trouve dans ce volume: 1). Traitté de Paix fait en la ville de Madrid l'an M.D.XXVI. Entre Charles V. Empereur et François I. Roy de France. 2). Traitté de Paix fait en la Cité de Cambray l'An M.D.XXIX. Entre Charles V. Empereur et François I. Roy de France. 3). Traitté de Trèves fait à Bommy lez Terouane l'An M.D.XXXVII. Entre Charles V. Empereur, et François I. Roy de France. 4). Traitté de Trèves fait à Nice l'An de Grace M.D.XXXVIII. Entre Charles V. Empereur et François I. Roy de France. 5). Traitté de Paix fait à Crespy en Lannois l'An M.D.XLIV. Entre Charles V. Empereur et François I. Roy de France. 6). Traitté de Treves fait à Vaucelles l'An M.D.LV. Entre Charles V. Empereur, et Philippe Roy d'Angleterre et de Naples et Heni II. Roy de France d'autre part. 7). Traitté de Paix fait à Chasteau en Cambresis l'An M.D.LIX. Entre Philippe II. Roy d'Espagne et Heni II. Roi de France. 8). Traitté de Paix fait à Vervin l'An M.D.XCVIII. Entre Philippe II. Roy d'Espagne et Heni IV. Roy de France. 9). Traité de Neutralité entre les Duché et Comté de Bourgogne, fait l'An M.D.XXII. 10). Traité de Neutralité entre les Duché et Comté de Bourgogne, fait l'An M.D.XI. Exemplaire auquel on a ajouté à l'époque le texte du célèbre "Traité des Pyrénées" extrait d'un ouvrage du temps. Ce traité par lequel l'Espagne cédait à la France le Roussillon faisait des Pyrénées la frontière entre les deux pays et consacrait la partition de la Catalogne. Beau frontispice allégorique gravé. Des rousseurs. Petits défauts à la reliure. Palau, 252704-I et 338803. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Dee, John.
A true & faithful relation of what passed for many yeers between Dr. John Dee (a mathematician of great fame in Q. Eliz. and King James their reignes) and some spirits: tending (had it succeeded) to a general alteration of most states and kingdomes in the world. His private conferences with Rodolphe Emperor of Germany, Stephen K. of Poland, and divers other princes about it. The particulars of his cause, as it was agitated in the Emperors court; by the Popes intervention: his banishment, and restoration in part. As also the letters of sundry great men and princes (some whereof were present at some of these conferences and apparitions of spirits:) to the said D. Dee. Out of the original copy, written with Dr. Dees own hand: kept in the libra
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- London: D. Maxwell for T. Garthwait, 1659. Sm. folio, [78], 448 [ie. 348], 45, [1] pp. Illustrated with engraved frontispiece portraits, 3 engraved plates, one of which is folding, and woodcut diagrams in the text. Folio (340 x 214 mm). Nineteenth century gilt embossed speckled calf, a bit dry. Light spotting and mild foxing, lacks final blank, otherwise a fine copy. With morocco bookplate of Henry Huth. First edition of this account of the 'spiritual conferences' of John Dee, Sir Edward Kelley and angelic spirits. Huth Library Copy. Wing D-811. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Zamora Clavería, José
Pathologicae elucubrationes, in quibus explanantur sex Galeni libri morborum et symptomatum differentiis, eorumque causis, noviter excultae, variiquem quaestionum, dubiorum, et observationum ...
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Caesaraugustiae (Zaragoza): Michaelis de Luna et Joannis de Ibar, 1659 Folio, portada con grabado, 1 retrato, (8) hoj., 212 p., (4) hoj. Pergamino época, letras pintadas lomo Gran tratado médico, impreso a doble columna, con ladillos. Al principio, espectacular grabado con el retrato del autor, médico de Zaragoza, de cuerpo entero, firmado I. Renedo (En la parte superior, escrito a mano: "nació en diciembre de 1619"). Al final, índice de cosas notables. Medicina. Medicine.
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Oliveri [Oliver] Bowles
De Pastore Euangelico [Evangelico] Tractatus
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In Latin. Title translates to: A Treatise on the Evangelical Pastor. A three-part treatise on pastoral ministry in the Puritan tradition by a pastor who long served in the Westminster Assembly. Full period vellum with yapped foredges, 13 cm, title handwritten at spine head, [24], 394 pages. Covers darkened and stained, text block nearly separated from binding but text block sound with the final gathering detached, diluted ink stains to the outer margins of the first few leaves (not affecting text), pages otherwise generally quite clean, names on front endpapers. [Publisher: Cornelium De Bruyn]
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SAAVEDRA-FAJARDO, Diego (1584-1648)
Idea Principis Christiano-Politici 101 Sijmbolis expressa. A didaco Saavedra Faxardo Equito &c.,
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Amstelodami, Apud Ioannem Jacobi Fil : Schipper, 1659. - 12mo. [24],[832], [4] p. Engraved titlepage and 103 engraved emblemata. Later vellum binding lettered in ink on the spine. Internally clean and tight, with good margins. The Author was a Spanish diplomat and man of letters, best known for this anti-Machiavellian emblem book, which urged a return to traditional virtues as the remedy for national decadence. It was largely written for the use of the son of Philip IV. It first appeared in print in Munich in1640, with a second, revised edition in Milan in 1642. It's importance was widely ecognised across Europe, resulting in many 17th century reprints with translatins into latin, French and Italian.
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EXTRAIT de plusieurs erreurs et maximes pernicieuses, contenues dans un volume, du Pere Thomas Tambourin, Jesuite. Divise en deux tomes, dont l'un est intitule Explication decalogi, &c. et l'autre Methodus expeditae confessionis, &c. Compose par l'ordre du General des Jesuites, & approuve par un Vicaire general, deux provinciaux, & plusieurs theologiens de la mesme Compagnie avec de grands eloges. Imprime a Lyon en la presente annee 1659. Avec une nouvelle approbation de deux celebres Jesuites de la mesme Ville.
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(Lyon), 1659. 48 pp. 4to. Sewn, disbound and loose in 6 separate quires. De Backer & Sommervogel, vii, col. 1838 for the current text, and the cols. 1830-1841 for Thomas Tambourin.; BMSTC, French Books 1601-1700, T.75 for a 1659 edition of the work by Tambourin, the present work not found in BMSTC. Original edition of this work disapproving two important works by Thomas Tamburini. Thomas Tamburini was a moral theologian. He entered the Society of Jesus when fifteen years old; there he became distinguished for extraordinary virtue and a rare talent for teaching. After a successful course of studies he held various professorships (philosophy, dogmatic theology, moral theology), and during thirteen years was rector of various colleges. His many writings include among others "Methodus expeditu confessionis" (5 vols., Rome, 1647); "De communione" (Palermo, 1649); "Explicatio decalogi" (Venice, 1654, 1707; Milan, 1655; Munich, 1659); "De saorificio missu" (3 vols, Antwerp, 1656). All these works exhibited solidity of doctrine and elegance of style and went through several editions. Though severe towards himself, Tamburini, when deciding cases of conscience for others, was inclined to follow the milder views which he found reputable authors declaring probable. This is the basis of the accusation of laxity frequently brought against him, and led to his controversy with Vincent Baron.
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