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FALLOPPIO, Gabriele
Lectiones de partibus similaribus humani corporis, ex diversis exemplaribus a Volchero Coiter summa cum diligentia collectae.
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Nuremburg, in officina Theodorici Gerlachii, 1575. FIRST EDITION. Folio ff. [xxxviii + 5 fldg.]. A-G4 H5 (H3 a folding table), I6, (last blank) 4 large folding engraved plates, in very good impression. Roman letter, some Greek, very fine eleven line historiated initial at beginning of each chapter, thereafter of various sizes, light age yellowing. A very good copy, crisp and clean in fine contemporary limp vellum gilt, covers in a panel design with fleurons to corners, central interlacing gilt oval, spines double gilt ruled with fleurons in compartments, original green silk ties. First edition of Gabriele Falloppio's lectures on comparative anatomy, followed by two important tracts by Coiter on the comparative osteology of quadrupeds and birds, beautifully illustrated with four superb engraved plates taken directly from Coiter's own drawings of the anatomy of small mammals and birds. "far superior in quality to the zoological illustrations of Aldrovandi … they occupy a prominent position in the history of zoology and comparative anatomy." Herlinger. Gabriele Falloppio was perhaps the most outstanding and versatile of 16th century Italian anatomists. He studied in Modena under Niccolo Machella, and in Ferrara under the direction of Antonio Brasavola. Falloppio accepted the chair of anatomy, where he was wrongfully accused of practicing human vivisection; despite the charges, he was offered and accepted the famous chair of anatomy at Padua. He took up his duties in 1551 and lectured and demonstrated with such success as to attract a number of distinguished students, including the comparative anatomist Volcher Coiter (1534-1576). The first part comprises a series of lectures by Falloppio on comparative anatomy, their first published appearance. Falloppio was a painstaking dissector and is remembered for the precision of his observations and descriptions which resulted in a number of major advances in medical knowledge and particularly of the bone system and its development. The second consists of two tracts by Coiter on the comparative osteology of quadrupeds and birds, the first study of developmental osteology, that was much more more precise than anything preceding it. The osteology and myology of certain forms is given in considerable detail, and illustrated by carefully drawn figures. As the general scope of each work was regarded as medical, Coiter's work was wholly overlooked by natural historians who followed, even though Coiter introduced a table, "De differentiis Auium," furnishing a key to a rough classification of such birds as were known to him. This is one of the first attempts of its kind. Coiter was a pupil of Falloppio, also studying under Fuchs, Aldrovandi, and Rondelet, who became town physician of Nuremberg. He continued Fallopio's work in comparative osteology to great effect. Coiter's study of the skeleton of the foetus and of a child six months old was the first study of developmental osteology and showed where ossification begins. He was the first to raise the field of comparative anatomy to independent status in biology, though he emphasized points of difference from human anatomy rather than points of similarity. A fine, superbly bound copy, of a seminal work. BM STC Ger. C16 p.298. Wellcome I 2160. Durling 1473. Not in Osler, Heirs of Hippocrates, or Garrison and Morton. SN: L821
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OTHE.)
The Othe of the Brethern and free men. n.p., n.d.
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[London c. ?] 1575 - Broadside. 24 x 18cm. Edges uncut. Drop-head title. Printed in black letter. At the foot of the sheet: "God save the Queen". Minor creasing and lightly browned along old horizontal fold otherwise an excellent uncut copy. Not in STC, Wing, or ESTC on-line. Not in Goldsmiths'. No broadside with this title appears in STC or Wing. Dating cannot be exact but the broadside appears to belong to the later part of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. i.e. not later than 1603. "Oath" spelt "Othe" appears to be discontinued c. 1590. We have not traced any similar early broadside which uses the word "Brethern". STC lists The othe of eurye free man. [London: R. Jugge, c. 1575] 1 sheet ([1] p.); 1/4to. (A unique copy at the Folger bought by Folger from Sawyer Cat. 89:624, 1927). This is followed by several other later editions entitled The othe of euery free man, of the citie of London, 1580 to 1634. A comparison with The othe of euery free man STC 16761.5 shows that our text is completely different: the text here specifically relates to the Craft of Dyers or the Dyers Company. In our broadside the first letter of text is a foliated initial "Y". This is very similar but not identical to the "Y" in the Folger broadside. STC states that 16761.5 is printed by [R. Jugge c. 1575]. The close similarity of the foliated initial Y may be evidence that R. Jugge is also the printer here. "Ye shalbe true unto our soueraigne Lady the Queen, and to her heires, Kinges and Queenes of England, et. Ye shalbe also true and faithful to the craft of Diers, enfraunchized within the Citie of London, keping asmuch as in you is, loue and charitie amongst them, not stirring or mouing any occasion of strife or debate, through which the said craft and fraternitie, or any Person of the same might be hindred or hurt." The text continues in five paragraphs numbered 2-6. A "freeman's oath" was a statement of loyalty to a monarch, government, or corporation, typically sworn on the occasion of the end of a period of apprenticeship or indenture. The custom is no doubt of considerable antiquity. As stated above the earliest such oath for which a printed copy survives is one at the Folger, tentatively dated 1575 ("The Othe of Evrye Free Man," STC 16761.5). The STC also records four other oaths which can be dated ca. 1580-1595, each in a unique copy -- two at the British Library, one at the Guildhall Library, and one at Huntington. This newly discovered example, which ends "God save the Queene," is clearly from the same period. It is the earliest known such broadside which can be assigned to a specific trade, the Company of Dyers; the others were evidently used for more general purposes. Until now, the earliest oath associated with a particular profession was one from the reign of James I (ca. 1610), which was used by leather-sellers (STC 16778.6; a unique copy at the Bodleian). The use of a freeman's oath continued for another two centuries or more, both in Great Britain and in the colonies, with the text showing considerable variation according to time and circumstances. The most famous of these is no doubt "The Oath of a Freeman," first drafted in 1631 as a Puritan oath of loyalty to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. A revised version of 1634 is known to have been printed in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1639 by Stephen Daye, under the direction of Nathaniel Eaton, the first schoolmaster at Harvard. This was the first text to be printed in North America, a year before the celebrated Bay Psalm Book. The wording of the revised oath has survived in later printed sources, but no copy of the original has yet to be found. The present oath for the Company of Dyers concludes with the phrase, "So God you helpe, and the holy contents of this Booke" -- which makes it clear in a rather charming way that the broadside itself was meant to be held in the left hand, while the right hand rested on the Bible. See item 65. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Ioannis Damasceni (John of Damascus)
Opera omnia,
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item, Ioannis Cassiani Eremitæ non prorsus dissimilis argumenti libri aliquot, ... Wood-cuts on title- and end-page, and a few in text. Basel, Henric Petrini 1575. (64), 1295, (1) pages. 3:o. Contemporary panel-stamped pigskin with raised bands. 2 working brass catches. Old ink-underlinings. A very fine copy. The binding is in excellent condition, only one corner with slight wear.*Text in Latin and Greek.[#97634]
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Ruellius, Johann (d. i. Jean Ruel) und Gregorius Zechendorfer:
Ro!artzney. Zwey nutzliche sehr gute Bucher von mancherley Gebrechen und Kranckheiten der Ro!, unnd anderer arbeitsamen Thieren wo dieselben ursachlich herkommen, und wie deren unterschiedliche Eygenschafft gewi!lich zu erkennen, auch wo
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Nurnberg, (am Schlu!: Dietrich Gerlach), 1575.. VD 16 ZV 7996; vgl. Mennessier de la Lance II, 462 und Choulant 442. - Zweite deutsche Ausgabe dieses aus griechischen Klassikern zusammengestellten Ro!arzneibuches. Titel verso mit Wappen des Alexander Pflugk uff Colnbach, monogrammiert "C. S.", wohl Christoph Stimmer (vgl. Nagler II, 669). Der Holzschnitt am Ende zeigt ein "La!roslein". - Das auf gutem Papier geschriebene Manuskript wohl von 1580 (nach dem "80" im Titel zu schlie!en). Blatter durchgehend regliert. - Einband fleckig, mit kleinem Loch am Rucken. Gutes Exemplar!
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Valeriano Bolzani, Giovanni Piero
Hieroglyphica, Sive De Sacris Aegyptiorum, Aliarumque Gentium Literis Commentarii. a Celio Augustino Curione Duobis Libris Auctii, & Multis Imaginibus Illustrati
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Basel (Thomas Guarinus), March, 1575. (10)ff., 12pp., 13-441ff., 25ff. Woodcut title-page vignette, splendid full-page portrait by Tobias Stimmer in elaborate ornamental frame, and 273 woodcut illus. Lettrines and schematic figs. in text. Stout folio. Contemporary calf, handsomely blindstamped with fillets and oval device at the center of each cover; handsome seventeenth-century calligraphed paper labels on spine, lettered in red and black. A book of pivotal importance in late Renaissance iconography, first published in Basel, 1556; the present edition follows that of 1567, which was the first to contain the two additional books by Caelio Augustino Curio. Dedicated to Cosimo I de' Medici, Valeriano's ?Hieroglyphica? is ?a vast compilation of all the hieroglyphic knowledge of his time; it drew on Horapollo, the ?Physiologus, ' the obelisks he saw in Rome, the Cabala and the Bible as sources. It was so popular that eleven editions were published in the first seventy years. At the time it was believed that hieroglyphs were a purely ideographical form of writing used by ancient Egyptian priests to foreshadow divine ideas, and that the Greek philosophers had tapped into ?hieroglyphic wisdom. ' In the dedication of his ?Hieroglyphica, ' Valeriano writes, ?[To] speak hieroglyphically is nothing else but to disclose the true nature of things divine and human. He contributed no revolutionary ideas to the field, but his compilation was instrumental in changing the study of hieroglyphic symbols from a philosophical to a philological pursuit? (Funk). Valeriano (1477-1558) was Vasari's Latin teacher, and tutor to Giovanni de' Medici (the future Pope Leo X); in 1509, as the private secretary of Cardinal Giulio de' Medici, he travelled to Rome, where he studied the city's antiquities. The ?Hieroglyphica? provided a fountain of emblematic imagery for leading artists, while the inscriptions in his historical material were utilized by humanist historians. It was unquestionably the most important source for Ripa's ?Iconol
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Paracelsus, Theophrastus.
Operum latine. 2 Bände (mehr nicht erschienen).
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Basel, Perna, 1575.. (16,5 x 10 und 18 x 11 cm). (32) 910 S./ (16) 797, 143 S. Mit 2 Holzschnitt-Druckermarken auf den Titeln und 1 ganzseitigen Holzschnitt-Portrait. Flexibler Pergamentband der Zeit ohne Schließbänder und Schweinslederband der Zeit über Holzdeckeln mit reicher Blindprägung, signiert "D.R.F" und datiert "1576", mit intakten Metallschließen.. Erste Ausgabe des sehr seltenen ersten Versuchs einer Gesamtausgabe der Paracelsischen Schriften, unter Mitarbeit von Adam von Bodenstein und Georg Forberger. Die Unternehmung bleibt allerdings in den Anfängen stecken und kommt nicht über den Band 2 hinaus. Enthalten sind in Band 1: "Archidoxorum", "De Vita longa", "De natura rerum libri septem", "Vexationum Liber" etc. und in Band 2: "Paramirica opera (De morborum utriusque professionis visibilium & invisibilium origine & causa)", die in dieser Zusammenstellung hier erstmals veröffentlicht werden; "Paragranum", in der ersten lateinischen Ausgabe; "Explicatio primae sectionis aphorismorum Hippocratis", ebenfalls in erster lateinischer Ausgabe; "Paragraphum", enthält die 14 Bücher Text, ohne Kommentar; "De creatione hominis"; "De generatione hominis", hier erstmals veröffentlicht; "De morbis fossorum metallicorum", die Schrift von der Bergsucht oder Bergkrankheit, hier in erster lateinischer Ausgabe. Das Holzschnittportrait ist das bekannte Pernasche Paracelsusbild. - Abweichend gebunden. Band 1 mit erneuertem hinteren Vorsatz. Letztes Blatt mit angefastertem Eckabriss (ohne Textverlust). Buchblock neu eingehängt. Rücken mit kleinem Einriss. - Band 2 mit gestochenem Exlibris. Titelblatt mit kleinem überklebtem Randausriss (ohne Textverlust). Einband gering fleckig. Insgesamt außergewöhnlich schöner und gut erhaltener Band. - Sudhoff 165-166; Brüning 488; nicht VD16 First edition of the very rare unfinished first collection of Paracelsus's works. For contents see above. - Volume 1: New last endpapers. Restored corner to last leaf (without loss of text). Contemporary limp vellum, lacking ties. Small tear to spine, else very good. Volume 2: Marginal tear to title expertly supplied with old paper, minimally affecting the printer's device. A fine, fresh copy in blindstamped pigskin over wooden boards with clasps, dated 1576 and with monogram "D.R.F."
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Stobaeus, [Ioannis].
Eclogarum Libri Duo: Quorum Prior Physicas, Posterior Ethicas Complectitur; Nunc Primum Græcè Editi; Interprete Gulielmo Cantero. [and] G. Gemisthi Plethonis. De Rebus Peloponnes. Orationes Duæ. Eodem Gulielmo Cantero Interprete
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Ex officina Christophori Plantini, 1575. Old ownership signature (“ R. Snellius” ) on title-page. A beautiful, wide-margined copy in an interesting old binding. In cloth clamshell box. Folio. 12], 236, [2] pp. Parallel texts, in Greek and Latin. Woodcut printer's device on title-page. Title hand-ruled in ink. Stobaeus, who probably lived in the latter half of the 5th century A.D., was the compiler of a valuable series of extracts from Greek authors. The work, intended for his son Septimus, was divided into four books and two volumes. In most of our manuscripts the work is divided into three books, of which the first and second are generally called Physical and Moral Extracts, and the third Florilegium or Sermones. The text, though, is essentially homogeneous. It deals with a variety of topics from metaphysics to household economy. From the second book onwards, it is concerned chiefly with ethical questions. It cites more than five hundred authors, including poets, historians, philosophers, orators and physicians. It is important for us for the large number of quotations from earlier literature, which supplements our knowledge of classical authors and throws light upon difficulties in the regular manuscript tradition. We owe many of our most important fragments of Euripides' plays to Stobaeus. (See Encyclopedia Briannica, 11th edition; Oxford Classical Dictionary, second edition. ) Gemisthus Pletho (c1355 &endash; 1452/1454) was a Byzantine scholar of Neoplatonic philosophy. He re-introduced Plato's thoughts to Western Europe during the 1438-1439 Council of Florence, a failed attempt to reconcile the East-West schism. Here Pletho met and influenced Cosimo de' Medici to found a new Platonic Academy, which, under Marsilio Ficino, would proceed to translate into Latin all Plato's works, the Enneads of Plotinus, and various other Neoplatonist works. Adams S1879. Ruelens and De Backer, p. 164. BM STC Netherlands and Belgium, p. 109.
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Gesamtansicht.
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. Kupferstich v. Hoefnagle, Georgius b. Braun und Hogenberg, Köln., um 1575, 33 x 42 cm. Doppelblatt. JPEG-Bilder auf Anfrage möglich. Landshut. General view. Copperplate engraving by Georgius Hoefnagl, publ.by Braun & Hogenberg, 33 x 42 cm double sheet, ca. 1575. JPEG pictures upon request.. Landshut Niederbayern.Ansicht aus der halben Vogelschau auf Stadt und Schloss, gegen Süden gesehen.Links Saeldental an der Isar.- Dekorative Wappenkartusche im Himmel. Unten Kartusche mit Inschrift: Alberto.D.G. Com.Pal. Rheni Utriusque Lavariae Duci. Unico Nostri Seculi Musarum Alumno A Delitis. ... Im Vordergrund Personenstaffage. Teilweise wasserrandig im breiten rand. Ansonsten gut erhalten. Half bird's eye view of city and castle, seen to the south. On the left side Saeldental and the River Isar.- Decorative title cartouche in the sky. At the bottom cartouche with the words: Alberto. D.G. Com.Pal. Rheni Utriusq Lavariae Duci. ... In front some people. Partly with watermarkings in the margin. Otherwise in a good condition.
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MUZIO Girolamo
Il Gentilhuomo, del Mutio Iustinopolitano.
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In questo volume distinto in tre dialoghi si tratta la materia della nobiltà…onde ella habbia avutoorigine, come si acquisti, come si conservi, & come si perda…Et finalmente tra la nobiltà delle arme, & delle lettere si disputa qual sia la maggiore. Venetia, heredi di Luigi Valvassori, et Gio. Dom. Micheli, 1575, in-4, pp. (16), 286, (2 bb.), legatura coeva. in p. perg. molle, tracci di lacci di chiusura, titolo manoscritto al dorso. Impresa tipogr. sul tit., iniz. silogr., car. corsivo. Dedica al doge Luigi Mocenigo. Seconda edizione (la prima era apparsa nel 1571) di questo dotto ed interessantissimo trattato in tre dialoghi sulla nobiltà in generale. Curiosa la questione se siano più nobili le armi o le lettere, dall'autore risolta in favore di queste ultime. Il Muzio (Padova 1496 - Firenze 1576, il cui vero cognome era Nuzio, oriundo di Capodistria, Justinopolis, per ciò detto Iustinopolitano) fu letterato e poligrafo, autore anche del celebre trattato su "Il duello" (1550), spirito irrequieto e bizzarro, peregrinò per l'Austria, la Germania e l'Italia, al servizio di svariati Signori ed infine del Papa Pio V. Esempl. assai puro (nota di possesso ms. al titolo cancellata; al contropiatto anteriore nota di mano del XVI secolo: "Jacopo de' Cavalli 137; Nobiltà civile fiorentina"). BMC 459. Adams M-2084. Spreti 2445. Graesse IV, 638.
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Kst.- Karte, b. Ortelius, "Asiae nova descriptio".
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. mit altem Flächenkolorit,, nach 1575, 37 x 48,5. ASIEN / Asia:Van den Broecke, 007 ( aus einer lat. Ausgabe nach 1575 ); Tibbets, Arabia Nr. 41: Neu gestochene Karte nach der Ausgabe von 1570, nur 2 kleine Änderungen. - Mit ausgemalter Rollwerkskartusche. Mit Japan und Teilen von Australien. - Bugfalte im unteren Bereich hinterlegt.
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Valerius, Cornelius.
De sphaera, et primis astronomiae rudimentis, libellus utilissimus.
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Antwerpen, Plantin, 1575.. (16,5 x 10,5 cm). 71 S. Mit 16 Textholzschnitten. Moderner Pappband.. Hier sein beliebtes, 1561 erstmals erschienenes astronomisches Lehr- und Hilfsbuch. Es ist trotz der zahlreichen Auflagen heute selten geworden. - Valerius (von Wouters, 1512-1578), Lehrer für Rhetorik in Utrecht und Löwen zählt zu den bedeutenden Humanisten seines Landes. - Nahezu fleckenfreies Exemplar. - Vgl. Poggendorff II, 1167 (andere Auflage)
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Stobaeus, [Ioannis].
Eclogarum libri duo: Quorum prior Physicas, posterior Ethicas complectitur; nunc primum Græcè editi; Interprete Gulielmo Cantero. [and] G. Gemisthi Plethonis. De Rebus Peloponnes. Orationes Duæ. Eodem Gulielmo Cantero interprete.
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Antwerp: Ex officina Christophori Plantini, 1575. Folio. 12], 236, [2] pp Parallel texts, in Greek and Latin. Woodcut printer’s device on title-page. Title hand-ruled in ink. Contemporary calf over oak boards, with covers elaborately tooled in blind, using several roll-tools. Ornately decorated brass clasps and bosses, without ties. Old ownership signature (“R. Snellius”) on title-page. A beautiful, wide-margined copy in an interesting old binding. In cloth clamshell box. First edition of two important works, translated into Latin by Willem Canter (1542-1575), the able Dutch critic and philologist, from manuscripts in the library of the Hungarian humanist, Joannes Sambuchus. Stobaeus, who probably lived in the latter half of the 5th century A.D., was the compiler of a valuable series of extracts from Greek authors. The work, intended for his son Septimus, was divided into four books and two volumes. In most of our manuscripts the work is divided into three books, of which the first and second are generally called Physical and Moral Extracts, and the third Florilegium or Sermones. The text, though, is essentially homogeneous. It deals with a variety of topics from metaphysics to household economy. From the second book onwards, it is concerned chiefly with ethical questions. It cites more than five hundred authors, including poets, historians, philosophers, orators and physicians. It is important for us for the large number of quotations from earlier literature, which supplements our knowledge of classical authors and throws light upon difficulties in the regular manuscript tradition. We owe many of our most important fragments of Euripides’ plays to Stobaeus. (See Encyclopedia Briannica, 11th edition; Oxford Classical Dictionary, second edition.) Gemisthus Pletho (c1355 – 1452/1454) was a Byzantine scholar of Neoplatonic philosophy. He re-introduced Plato's thoughts to Western Europe during the 1438 - 1439 Council of Florence, a failed attempt to reconcile the East-West schism. Here Pletho met and influenced Cosimo de' Medici to found a new Platonic Academy, which, under Marsilio Ficino, would proceed to translate into Latin all Plato's works, the Enneads of Plotinus, and various other Neoplatonist works. Adams S1879. Ruelens and De Backer, p. 164. BM STC Netherlands and Belgium, p. 109.
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Lemnius, Levinus:
Das dritte [+ vierde] Teil Von den wunderbarlichen Geheimnissen der Natur/ vnd derselben fruchtbarlichen betrachtung/ nicht allein nützlich/ sondern auch lieblich zulesen/ Mit angehengter lere von dem rechten gebrauch der verborgenen Geheimnissen der Natur/ Sampt wiederlegung alles dessen/ so darwieder von bösen vnartigen leuten auffgebracht werden mag. ... in die Deutsche Sprach gebracht/ vnd etwas vermehret/ Durch Jacobum Horscht/ der Artzney Doctor/ vnd der Ritterschafft im Schweydnischen vnd Jawrischen Fürstenthumb bestalten Medicum Physicum. ...
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(Leipzig, Hansz Steinman, typis Voegelianis, 1575). 8°. A8-G8, H4, J8-S8 (= 140 Bl., fol. H4 u. S8 weiß). Erster Titel rot-schwarz, hinter fol. D4 doppelblgr. "Figur der zwölff Winden", fol. S7 mit Holzschn.-Druckermarke u. Impressum. Pgt. d. Zt. Einb. stark beschmutzt, Stehkanten u. untere Ecken rissig; durchg. wasserrändig, fol. C8-D1 m. Marginalien alter Hand, fol. K7-M3 mit kl. Wurmstich an d. Rändern. - 3. u. 4. Teil des Hauptwerkes Lemnius' (auch Lemmens, niederländischer Arzt, 1505-1568) "Occulta naturae miracula" in der ersten deutsche Übersetzung (EA Antwerpen 1559 in 2 Büchern). - Durling 2778. [] [Medizin/Medicine] [OrderNr. 1662][B14]
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Bernardi Claravallensis (Bernard of Clairveaux)
D. Bernardi Doctoris Mellitissimi, Ac Primi Abbatis Claravallensis Coenobis Operum, [2 vols] Quibus Adiecimus Eiusdem Autoris Opuscula, non mius quam caetera omnis, & Aurea, & Divinissima
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Bernardi Claravallensis (Bernard of Clairveaux), D. Bernardi Doctoris Mellitissimi, Ac Primi Abbatis Claravallensis Coenobis Operum, [2 vols] Quibus Adiecimus Eiusdem Autoris Opuscula, non mius quam caetera omnis, & Aurea, & Divinissima, Printed in Venice, 1575. 2 vols; 6 1/2 x 9 inches; Vol. 1: 75 unnumbered leaves + 435 numbered leaves, some misnumbered. Vol. 2: 496 numbered leaves, some misnumbered, title page with near contemporary ink inscriptions, some worming to leaves 488 and following, increasing toward end; many pages with one or more elaborate initial capitals with floral motifs, some light dampstaining; bound in matching full vellum with significant loss to spine revealing old manuscript liner (Vol. 2) and old library label and ink title to spine (Vol. 1), some soiling to covers, each volume with two of four later ties present, Inventory #389 Please contact us at cmkester@nwark.com with any questions, or to request a print or electronic catalogue. We are professional antiquarian bookdealers with an extensive inventory of religious antiquarian volumes from 1500-1850, and are a member in good standing of the Arkansas Antiquarian Booksellers Association. St. Wulfstan’s Books.
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VIGNIER, Nicolas.
Rerum Burgundionum Chronicon : In quo etiam rerum Gallicarum tempora accurate demonstrantur: permulta autem pro utriusque Historiae, necnon etiam germanicae notitia, dubia conforantur, obscura illustrantur....Ex bibliotheca historica Nicolai Vignierii, Barrensis ad Sequanam.
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Basilae, per Thomam Guarinum, 1575 ; 1 volume in-4u ,plein veau granite brun, dos a nerfs, caissons de filets dores ornes de petits fers et fleurons dores, titre dore sur etiquette de maroquin vieux-rouge, tranches mouchetees de rouge ( reliure debut XVIIIe); 4ff.nch. ( titre et preface),185 p. 22pp.nch.( index), 1p.nch.( lieu, date d'impression et nom de l'imprimeur). Tres rares piqures. Tres petit manque de cuir a un coin inferieur. Reliure posterieure ( debut du XVIIIe siecle) en bon etat. Ex-libris manuscrit " Revillon l' aine avocat, 1740 et ex-libris cachet bleu au titre " L.D., juge au Tribunal de Semur ". Edition originale de cette Chronique de Bourgogne de 408 a 1482. Texte encadre d'un double filet noir, petites lettres ornees graves sur bois. Marque de l' imprimeur au titre. Nicolas Vignier, calvisniste, ne a Bar-sur Seine en 1530 et mort a Paris en 1596, s'exila un temps en Allemagne pour fuir les persecutions, revenu en France il devint historiographe et medecin du Roi. ( Bur)
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Jesuit letters from Japan CARTAS que los Padres y Hermanos de la Compania de Jesus, que andan en los Reynos de Japon, escrvieron a los dela misma Compania, desde el ano de mil y quinientos y quarta y nueve, hasta el de mil y quinientos y setenta y uno. En las quales se da noticia de las varias costumbres y idolatrias de aquella gentilidad: y se cuenta el principio y successo y bondad de los Christianos de aquellas partes.
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Alcala, Juan Iniguez de Lequerica, 1575.. 4to with quires of 8 lvs. Contemporary limp vellum with rest of ties, title label pasted on spine. Woodcut of the Crucifixion on verso of the colophon (first unnumbered lv. at the end), charming woodcut initials and woodcut characters of the Japanese alphabet in text. (10), 315, (5) lvs.. First Spanish edition of 82 Portugese letters by Jesuit missionaries from Japan, first published in Portuguese, at Coimbra in 1570, with ten highly important Jesuit letters added, never published before. Cordier gives a list of these additional letters, dating from 1567 to 157, written by Luys Froys , Melchior de Figueredo , Luiz de Almeida , Juan Baptista Italiano , Gasper Vilela and Hermano Luys de Almeida . Newly added were furthermore: the life of Franciscus Xaverius, Relacion de las cosas de la India by Manuel Acosta , and Breve relacion de la Isla y Reynos del Japon. Directly after the title an extra leaf is added, not mentioned by the bibliographers, with the approbation, dated 1574. Good copy with ownership's entry of 'Joannes Fischer, 1651' on title and on last leaf.- (Lower right hand corner of title repaired in the 17th century, upper left corner of titlepage sl. damaged without loss of text, 2 double leaves misbound in quire G, one leaf with paper flaw in corner just touching the text, some sl. waterstaining and spotting). Cordier, Japonica, cols. 67-8; Alt Japan Kat. 298; Streit IV, 1519 (with a full list of all letters); Salva 3282; Palau 46311.
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Collegium und Kolleg Der juristische Unterricht an der Universität Leiden 1575-1630 unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Disputationen
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Vittorio Klostermann Verlag - Ahsmann, Margreet J A Collegium und Kolleg Der juristische Unterricht an der Universität Leiden 1575-1630 unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Disputationen (Klostermann, Vittorio) ISBN: 978-3-465-02766-9 Leinen XII, 762 S. Ahsmann, Margreet J A Collegium und Kolleg Der juristische Unterricht an der Universität Leiden 1575-1630 unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Disputationen Übersetzt von Sagel-Grande, Irene Verlag : Klostermann, Vittorio ISBN : 978-3-465-02766-9 Einband : Leinen Preisinfo : 129,00 Eur[D] / 132,70 Eur[A] Alle Preisangaben in CHF (Schweizer Franken) sind unverbindliche Preisempfehlungen. Legende: UVP = unverbindliche Preisempfehlung, iVb = in Vorbereitung. Seiten/Umfang : XII, 762 S. Erschienen : 1. Aufl. 2000 Aus der Reihe : Studien zur Europäischen Rechtsgeschichte 138 129,00 Eur[D] Am Ende des 16. und zu Beginn des 17. Jahrhunderts war das Jurastudium in Leiden keineswegs auf das Hören von Vorlesungen beschränkt: Ein wichtiger Teil des Studiums bestand im Disputieren und Opponieren der Studenten. Meist fand das anhand gedruckter Quartoheftchen statt, die man "disputationes" nannte. Nach gründlichen Nachforschungen im In-und Ausland hat die Autorin 709 dieser disputationes wiedergefunden; nur 261 von ihnen befinden sich in Leiden. Genauere Untersuchungen ergaben, daß viele dieser disputationes in kleinen organisierten Zusammenkünften von Studenten, sogenannten "collegia", verteidigt wurden. Dort wurde stets während einer Periode von ein bis zwei Jahren ein bestimmter Teil des Corpus iuris civilis (Institutionen, Digesten usw.) behandelt. Die Leidener collegia hatten alle ihre eigenen Statuten ("statuta"), die für die Studenten beim Disputieren verbindlich waren. Neben den disputationes und collegia stehen die Vorlesungen im Mittelpunkt des Buches: Von Hugo Donellus, dem berühmtesten der Leidener Professoren, wird eine Voelesungsnachschrift analysiert, die große Übereinstimmung mit seinem später im Druck erschienenen systematischen Kommentar über das römische Recht aufweist. Auf der Basis nicht veröffentlichten handschriftlichen Materials beschreibt die Autorin zudem ausführlich, wie zwei weitere bekannte Professoren, Everard Bronchorst und Petrus Cunaeus, ihre Vorlesungen gestalteten, und erstellt eine sich über ca. 40 Jahre erstreckende chronologische Übersicht über die jeweiligen Vorlesungsgegenstände. Im ganzen bietet das Werk für die Periode 1575-1630 (1640) ein Gesamtbild der Leidener juristischen Fakultät, vollständiger und eingehender als alles, was in neueren Darstellungen anderer juristischer Fakultäten inner- und außerhalb der Niederlande zu finden ist.
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Valerius, Cornelius.
De sphaera, et primis astronomiae rudimentis, libellus utilissimus.
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Antwerpen, Plantin, 1575. - (16,5 x 10,5 cm). 71 S. Mit 16 Textholzschnitten. Moderner Pappband. Hier sein beliebtes, 1561 erstmals erschienenes astronomisches Lehr- und Hilfsbuch. Es ist trotz der zahlreichen Auflagen heute selten geworden. - Valerius (von Wouters, 1512-1578), Lehrer für Rhetorik in Utrecht und Löwen zählt zu den bedeutenden Humanisten seines Landes. - Nahezu fleckenfreies Exemplar. - Vgl. Poggendorff II, 1167 (andere Auflage) [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Paracelsus, Theophrastus.
Operum latine. 2 Bände (mehr nicht erschienen).
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Basel, Perna, 1575. - (16,5 x 10 und 18 x 11 cm). (32) 910 S./ (16) 797, 143 S. Mit 2 Holzschnitt-Druckermarken auf den Titeln und 1 ganzseitigen Holzschnitt-Portrait. Flexibler Pergamentband der Zeit ohne Schließbänder und Schweinslederband der Zeit über Holzdeckeln mit reicher Blindprägung, signiert "D.R.F" und datiert "1576", mit intakten Metallschließen. Erste Ausgabe des sehr seltenen ersten Versuchs einer Gesamtausgabe der Paracelsischen Schriften, unter Mitarbeit von Adam von Bodenstein und Georg Forberger. Die Unternehmung bleibt allerdings in den Anfängen stecken und kommt nicht über den Band 2 hinaus. Enthalten sind in Band 1: "Archidoxorum", "De Vita longa", "De natura rerum libri septem", "Vexationum Liber" etc. und in Band 2: "Paramirica opera (De morborum utriusque professionis visibilium & invisibilium origine & causa)", die in dieser Zusammenstellung hier erstmals veröffentlicht werden; "Paragranum", in der ersten lateinischen Ausgabe; "Explicatio primae sectionis aphorismorum Hippocratis", ebenfalls in erster lateinischer Ausgabe; "Paragraphum", enthält die 14 Bücher Text, ohne Kommentar; "De creatione hominis"; "De generatione hominis", hier erstmals veröffentlicht; "De morbis fossorum metallicorum", die Schrift von der Bergsucht oder Bergkrankheit, hier in erster lateinischer Ausgabe. Das Holzschnittportrait ist das bekannte Pernasche Paracelsusbild. - Abweichend gebunden. Band 1 mit erneuertem hinteren Vorsatz. Letztes Blatt mit angefastertem Eckabriss (ohne Textverlust). Buchblock neu eingehängt. Rücken mit kleinem Einriss. - Band 2 mit gestochenem Exlibris. Titelblatt mit kleinem überklebtem Randausriss (ohne Textverlust). Einband gering fleckig. Insgesamt außergewöhnlich schöner und gut erhaltener Band. - Sudhoff 165-166; Brüning 488; nicht VD16 [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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HIPPOCRATE
Hippocratis coi medicorum ommium facile principis, opera, quod addidimus commentaria Ioan. Marinelli.
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Deuxieme edition, rare, imprimee a Vincence en Italie, de ces oeuvres completes d'Hippocarte avec les commentaires de Marinelli. L'edition originale etant parue en 1575 a Venise. §Page de titre en rouge et noir, deux grande et fort belles vignettes de titre representant Neptune et un Dauphin (marque de l'imprimeur). 2 exemplaire de l'edition originale a la bibliotheque de Cambridge et a Berlin , rien a la BN de France, et aucun exemplaire de cette seconde edition. Graesse III, 284, pour l'E.O. §Plein Veau chocolat marbre et glace d'epoque. Dos a nerfs janseniste muet. Filet d'encadrement a froid sur les plats. Coiffes arrachees. Frottements. Coins emousses. §Les oeuvres d'Hippocrate composent la premiere partie de l'ouvrage, lla seconde etant consacree aux commentaires. Marinelli fut un commentateur italien renomme, et specialiste des auteurs de l'Antiquite. Photos sur www.edition-originale.com Franciscus Lenius & Orlando Iadre Vincentiae (Vincenzia) _1610 2 parties en un Vol. In Folio (23x32cm) (4f) 215ff. (1bc) (1f.) 140ff. Un Vol. relie
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Krantz, Albert
Regnorum Aquilonarium, Daniae, Sueciae, Noruagiae, Chronica. Quibus gentium origo vetustißima, et Ostrogothorum, Wisigothorum, Longobardorum atque Normannorum, antiquitus inde profectorum, res in Jtalia, Hispania, Gallia et Sicilia gestae, praeter domesticam historiam, narrantur. Accessit ... Dithmarsici belli historia, Christiano Cilicio Cimbro autore. Item Iacobi Ziegleri Schondia, id est regionum et populorum Septentrionalium, ad Krantzianam historiam perutilis descriptio. Cum praefatione ad Illustrissimum Principem LVDOVICVM Ducem Wirtenbergensem, Ioan.Wolfij I.C. Addite Indice locupletissimo.
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Frankfurt, Wechel 1575. 33 cm. (20), 505, (39) Seiten mit 2 Holzschnitt-Druckermarken, Pergamentband der Zeit - Adams C-2881 - Brunet III, 696 - Potthast 700 - VD16 ZV 9196 - Erste von Johann Wolf herausgegebene Ausgabe mit dessen Widmungsvorrede an Herzog Ludwig von Württemberg. Enthält auch die Geschichte der Ostgoten, Westgoten, Langobarden und Normannen. "Seine aus dem Nachlaß herausgegebenen historischen Werke bieten eine auf reichem Quellenmaterial aufbauende Geschichte Nord-, Mittel- und Osteuropas ..." (NDB 12, 673f). Einband fleckig, Blattränder Feuchtigkeitsspuren, erste Blatt wasserfleckig, Vorsatz und 2 Blatt Loch unterlegt. Angebunden: Krantz, Albert: Ecclesiastica Historica, Sive Metropolis. De primis Christianae religionis in Saxonia initijs, deque eius episcopis, et horum vita, moribus, studijs et factis. Jtem de aliarum nationum, regum et principum rebus gestis, ad quas paßim in alijs suis operibus lectorem author remittit. Denuò, & quidem multò accuratius & emendatius, quàm antè, edita. Cum praefatione ... Ioan. Wolfij I.C. Addito Indice locupletissimo. Frankfurt, Wechel 1576. (12, letzte 3 weiß), 337, (51) Seiten mit 2 Holzschn.-Druckermarken Adams C-2877 - Brunet III, 695 - Potthast 700 - VD16 K 2251 - Mit Widmungsvorrede Johann Wolfs an den Würzburger Bischof Julius. "Das bedeutendste aller seiner geschichtlichen Werke ist offenbar die "Metropolis", welche die Geschichte der sächsischen und aber auch slawischen Bistümer mit Hingebung und Verständnis bearbeitet" (Wegele 88). Durchgängig Feuchtigkeitsränder, im Rand vereinzelt Wurmgänge, das letzte Blatt im Rand ergänzt - Sprache / Language: Lateinisch / Latin -
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SASBOUT, Adam
Opera omnia, nunc iterum excusa, et diligenter emendata, non nihil etiam aucta. Cum indice nouo, verborum et rerum memorabilium locupletissimo. Catalogum operum singulatim enumeratorum vide statim post indicem
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J. Birckmann's widow, Cologne 1575 - Modern calf Folio . Second, corrected, edition of the collected works of the Delf theologian Adam Sasbout which first appeared in 1568 Cologne. Printed by Margaret von Düsseldorf, widow of Johann Birkmann, 1573-1576. This is one of only three books listed as printed by this woman printer in A. Erdmann's My Gracious Silence, Women in the Mirror of 16th Century Printing in Western Europe (Luzern; 1999), p. 263. OCLC locates only one copy in American librarys (Emery University) [18] leaves, 701, [3] pp. Woodcut printer's device on title and last leaf. Small collection stamp on title-page. First few leaves rehinged and inner margins of first half of the volume reinforced with tissue paper. Some foxing. § VD 16, S 1837; Adams S 434.
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BELLEFOREST (François de).
Le Pourtraict de la Ville de Rouen.
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Paris, Nicolas Chesneau, 1575. - Gravure sur bois de 36 cm x 27 cm, plus les marges, légende avec lettres et numéros dans la marge inférieure désignant les rues et monuments, texte en français au verso. Ce plan est paru dans la "Cosmographie Universelle de tout le monde" de Belleforest, à Paris en 1575. Ce dernier était historiographe de France sous Henri III et continua l'important travail de Sébastien Münster dont il utilisa plusieurs planches. La vue représente la Ville de Rouen, à vol d'oiseau, prise du Faubourg Saint-Sever. Les armoiries de la ville en haut au centre. Si l'on excepte le remarquable "Livre des fontaines dessiné en 1525, le "Pourtraict de la ville de Rouen" est sans doute le plan le plus intéressant du XVIè siècle et celui qui sera ultérieurement le plus imité.
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CARTAS QUE LOS PADRES Y HERMANOS DE LA COMPANIA DE JESUS, QUE ANDAN EN LOS REYNOS DE JAPON, ESCRVIERON A LOS DELA MISMA COMPANIA, DESDE EL ANO DE MIL Y QUINIENTOS Y QUARTA Y NUEVE, HASTA EL DE MIL Y QUINIENTOS Y SETENTA Y UNO. EN LAS QUALES SE DA NOTICIA DE LAS VARIAS COSTUMBRES Y IDOLATRIAS DE AQUELLA GENTILIDAD: Y SE CUENTA EL PRINCIPIO Y SUCCESSO Y BONDAD DE LOS CHRISTIANOS DE AQUELLAS PARTES. ALCALA, JUAN INIGUEZ DE LEQUERICA, 1575.
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4to with quires of 8 lvs. Contemporary limp vellum with rest of ties, title label pasted on spine. Woodcut of the Crucifixion on verso of the colophon (first unnumbered lv. at the end), charming woodcut initials and woodcut characters of the Japanese alphabet in text. (10), 315, (5) lvs. First Spanish edition of 82 Portugese letters by Jesuit missionaries from Japan, first published in Portuguese, at Coimbra in 1570, with ten highly important Jesuit letters added, never published before. Cordier gives a list of these additional letters, dating from 1567 to 157, written by Luys Froys, Melchior de Figueredo, Luiz de Almeida, Juan Baptista Italiano, Gasper Vilela and Hermano Luys de Almeida. Newly added were furthermore: the life of Franciscus Xaverius, Relacion de las cosas de la India by Manuel Acosta, and Breve relacion de la Isla y Reynos del Japon. Directly after the title an extra leaf is added, not mentioned by the bibliographers, with the approbation, dated 1574. Good copy with ownership's entry of 'Joannes Fischer, 1651' on title and on last leaf.- (Lower right hand corner of title repaired in the 17th century, upper left corner of titlepage sl. damaged without loss of text, 2 double leaves misbound in quire G, one leaf with paper flaw in corner just touching the text, some sl. waterstaining and spotting). Cordier, Japonica, cols. 67-8; Alt Japan Kat. 298; Streit IV, 1519 (with a full list of all letters); Salva 3282; Palau 46311.
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PHILO, Hebraeus.
Josephi Patriarchae vita.
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8°.Cc 174,1nn,1b.Marca al fts,pergamena di inizio '900. Venezia,Bolognino Zaltieri, 1575 hebraica Edizione a cura di F. Zini.British Library,STC,511.Non in Adams.
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INGRASSIA Giov.Filippo
Informatione del pestifero, et contagioso morbo il quale affligge et have afflitto questa città di Palermo
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et molte altre città, e terre di questo Regno di Sicilia, nell'anno 1575 et 1576. In Palermo, Appresso Giovan Mattheo Mayda, 1576, in 4, pp. (6), 312, (38), 205, (14), leg. poster. m.perg. e ang. Illustr. da 3 tav. inc. in rame, una f.t. raffig. l’autore che offre il volume a Filippo d’Austria e 2 n.t. raffig. il lazzareto di Palermo; al titolo grande silografia da 4 legni raffig. rimedi contro la peste, ripetuta fra la seconda e la terza parte, impresa dello stampatore al colophon. Uno dei più celebri trattati sulla peste del Cinquecento, importante nella storia della medicina per la posizione di rifiuto da parte dell'Autore della teoria della peste "manufatta". Il fenomeno della peste viene analizzato con grande rigore scientifico da quattro angolazioni (corrispondenti ad altrettante parti dell'opera): che cosa sia la peste e la sua sintomatologia, le norme di igiene e di organizzazione sanitaria per i malati, la prevenzione per la popolazione della città non ancora contagiata, la prassi terapeutica per gli appestati. G. F. Ingrassia, dopo essersi laureato a Padova, dove era stato allievo di Falloppio e Vesalio, si stabilì a Napoli. Era protomedico in Sicilia - incarico che aveva ricevuto da Filippo II nel 1563- durante il contagio di peste nel 1575; il suo contributo fu allora importante e il suo rifiuto di ipotesi fantasiose di peste manufatta segnò un passo avanti determinante nell'epidemiologia. Nel 1577 fu pubblicata una "Parte quinta" dallo stesso stampatore. Il capitolo 3. della quarta parte fu tradotto in latino ed inserito in una raccolta di scritti curata da J. Camerarius (Synopsis commenatriorum de peste, Norimberga 1583). Rarissima cinquecentina palermitana illustrata, di notevole interesse medico. Buon esempl., con rari aloni. Adams I-120. BMC p. 339. Castiglioni, Storia della medicina, pp. 428-429. Durling, 2547. Mortimer, Harvard, I, 241. Mira III, 202: "La quinta parte di quest'opera fu riprodotta nel 1624, quando la peste devastò quest'isola". Bird, Medical Edinburgh 1314-15.
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DOTTORI Benedetto B.
Trattato del sogni secondo l'opinione d'Aristotile.
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Edition originale. Rare, absent des catalogues francais et de la plupart des bibliotheques europeennes. Un exemplaire dans les bibliotheques americaines. Absent a Brunet. §Demi Basane usagee du XVIIIe, plats recouvert d'un papier a la cuve. Coiffes restaurees. §Traite des reves qui commente l'ouvrage d'Aristote De Insomniis. § Photos sur www.edition-originale.com per Lorenzo Pasquati, Antonio Campagna In Padova _1575 petit in 4 (18,7x13,5cm) 3f. 28ff. Un Vol. relie
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Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:
Basilea [Basel]
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Cologne, c. 1575. Copper engraving, 37 x 38 cms, recent hand-colour, a couple of trivial spots, Latin text on verso. The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says !of secondary importance!) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary. Koeman B&H 2
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TERENTIUS PUBLIUS AFER P.
Terentius Afer a M. Antonio Mureto emendatus eiusdem Mureti argumenta et scholia in singulas comoedias.
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apud Aldum, Venezia 1575 - 8° (165 x110); carte 12 non num., pagine 45+ 1 carta bianca, pagine 352, 94, (manca la carta bianca), ritratto di Aldo in ovale al frontesp., armi di Massimiliano II al verso del front., iniziali ornate. Pelle ottocentesca con dorso a nervi, "Terentius" e "Aldus 1575" e piccoli fregi impressi in oro. Buon esemplare con traccia d'umido fino alla carta non num. 17, alone saltuario al margine, leggero arrossamento della carta, tarletto restaurato alle prime carte, lieve usura alla legatura. Renouard 219, 13.
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Vitruvius Pollio,M.
Zehen Bücher von der Architectur und künstlichem Bawen ...
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. verteutscht, unnd in Truck verordnet, Durch, D. Gualtherum H.Rivium (W. H. Ryff). Basel, S. Henricpetri (1575). Fol. Mit Druckermarke am Ende u. 190 Textholzschn. von G.Pencz, P.Flötner, V.Solis u. H.Brosamer. 18 Bl. (d.le.w.), DCLXXXI S., 1 Bl. Brauner, blindgepr. Ldr. d. Zt. (Gelenke tls. eingeriss., Ecken u. Kap. mit kl. Fehlstellen, berieb. u. best.).. ArchitekturVD 16, V 1766. Benzing, Ryff, 186. Ebhardt, Vitruv, 73. Ornamentstichslg. Berlin 1811. Fowler 412. Riccardi 1/2, 615,1/22.Vgl. Kruft 187 und Abb. 34. - Nicht im STC und bei Adams. - Zweite deutsche Ausgabe der Ryffschen Übersetzung (EA Nürnberg 1548). - Das berühmteste Architekturbuch des Altertums behandelt neben der eigentlichen Baukunst auch Gegenstände der Technik, z. B. die sog. Eitnerkunst, das Tympanon" (zur Wasserbeförderung), Getreidemühlen, Wasserorgel, Thermalquellen, Wagen zum Wegemessen, Sonnenuhren, bautechnische Hilfsmittel, Gefäße und Röhren zur Verstärkung der Schauspielerstimmen u.v.m. - Tls wasserrandig (ab S. CCCXXXIX tls. stärker), in den unt. Ecken vereinzelt fingerfl. Vord. flieg. Vors. ausgeschnitten. Incl. 18% Aufgeld und 7% Mehrwertsteuer
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VERDIZOTTI Giovanni Mario
Cento Favole Morali de i piu illustri antichi, & moderni autori Greci, & Latini
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In Venezia, appresso Bolognino Zaltiero, 1575, in-8, pp. 302, (8, con indice), legatura coeva in pergamena floscia, titolo ms. parzialmente leggibile al piatto anteriore (restauri alle cerniere e al piede del dorso). Titolo entro raffinata bordura vegetale e grande impresa dello stampatore; iniziali istoriate, completo di 100 silografie eseguite dall'a. stesso, alcune su disegno di Tiziano di cui il Verdizzotti fu allievo. Raccolta di 100 celebri favole dell'antichità, ognuna accompagnata da un legno a piena pagina. Precede il testo dedica dell'a. al veronese Alberto Lavezuola. Seconda edizione (prima 1570) di quello che a ragione è considerato uno dei più bei libri illustrati della seconda metà del XVI secolo. Buon esemplare (lievi tracce di polvere), in considerazione soprattutto dell'uso pratico di questo genere di libro. STC 719. Cicognara 1129, edizione del 1570: “Prima edizione e la più rara di questa libretto elegante, a cui contribui molto co’suoi disegni lo stesso Tiziano grande amico del Verdizotti. . .”. Brunet V, 1130: "“. . . recherchée à cause des figures fort joliment gravées sur bois". Choix d'Olschki 5435.
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MINORELLI Andrea A.
Della architectura di Gioseffe Viola Zanini.
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Edition originale. P. Michel (ouvrages en langues italiennes conserves dans les bibliotheques de France) VIII, 120. Ouvrage illustre de 95 planches sur bois. §Plein Velin, titre a la plume. Dos bruni et taches sur les plats. Une mouillure claire marge inferieure sans atteinte au texte sur l'ensemble de l'ouvrage. §Giuseppe Viola Zanini (1575-1631), ne a Vincence et mort a Padoue, fut un peintre et un architecte qui travailla dans les environs de Venise. Il fut davantage un peintre de decor, renomme pour tel, qu'un architecte actif, l'architecture l'interessant comme moyen d'expression du decor peint. L'ouvrage est divise en deux parties, la premiere partie s'interessant aux origines de l'architecture et aux elements qui la composent, ainsi que de la facon dont on doit construire, le second livre est lui entierement devolu aux cinq ordres. Ce livre fut largement etudie ailleurs qu'en Italie, et notamment par Blondel en France. § Photos sur www.edition-originale.com apresso Francesco Bolzetta In Padova _1629 in 4 Un Vol. relie
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Willer, Georg.
Catalogus novus, ex nundinis vernalibus Francofurti ad Moenum, Anno M. D. L. XXV. celebratis . Verzeichnuß fast aller neuwer Bücher, welche seyther der nechstverschienen Franckfurter Herbstmeß, biß auff diese gegenwertige Fastenmeß in offentlichen truck außgangen. 16 Bl. Kl.-4°. Pappbd mit Deckelschild.
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Frankfurt am Main, Peter Schmidt, 1575. - Sehr früher Katalog zur Frankfurter Frühjahrsmesse. Georg Willer, "Buchhändler in Augsburg . gab 1564 den ersten Meßkatalog für die Frankfurter Messe heraus, womit ein allgemeiner Aufschwung des Buchhandels begann. Von da an ließ er immer zur Fasten- und Herbstmesse je einen Katalog herstellen" (Lex. des ges. Buchwesens III 585). Diese Kataloge revolutionierten als die ersten Verkaufskataloge im eigentlichen Sinn den gesamten Buchhandel. "Before that date printers visiting the fair must have had to write out by hand countless lists of new books to send to their customers: thereafter they could send copies of the fair catalogue to the local booksellers all over Europe, who in turn passed them on to their customers. The fair catalogue was a co-operative effort: the printers coming to the fair sent in advance title-pages of the books they were bringing, so that Willer could arrange them in subject order before printing his catalogue " (Pollard/Ehrman). "(These) catalogues represent the first international bibliographies of a periodic character, attempting to list every six months all new publications issued in Europe, and they can be considered the prototype of today's Books in Print. The books are arranged by subject; for the first time, place, publisher, and date are always mentioned" (Breslauer/Folter). – Vereinzelt gering fleckig. Gutes, breitrandiges Exemplar. – Frühe Meßkataloge sind sehr selten und befinden sich nur vereinzelt in deutschen Bibliotheken. – VD 16, W 3161. Pollard/Ehrman 77. Breslauer/Folter, Bibliography, 24.
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Jesuit letters from Japan, CARTAS que los Padres y Hermanos de la Compañia de Jesus, que andan en los Reynos de Japon, escrvieron a los dela misma Compania, desde el año de mil y quinientos y quarta y nueve, hasta el de mil y quinientos y setenta y uno. En las quales se da noticia de las varias costumbres y idolatrias de aquella gentilidad: y se cuenta el principio y successo y bondad de los Christianos de aquellas partes.
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Juan Iñiguez de Lequerica, 1575., Alcala, - 4to with quires of 8 lvs. Contemporary limp vellum with rest of ties, title label pasted on spine. Woodcut of the Crucifixion on verso of the colophon (first unnumbered lv. at the end), charming woodcut initials and woodcut characters of the Japanese alphabet in text. (10), 315, (5) lvs. First Spanish edition of 82 Portugese letters by Jesuit missionaries from Japan, first published in Portuguese, at Coimbra in 1570, with ten highly important Jesuit letters added, never published before. Cordier gives a list of these additional letters, dating from 1567 to 157, written by Luys Froys, Melchior de Figueredo, Luiz de Almeida, Juan Baptista Italiano, Gasper Vilela and Hermano Luys de Almeida. Newly added were furthermore: the life of Franciscus Xaverius, Relacion de las cosas de la India by Manuel Acosta, and Breve relacion de la Isla y Reynos del Japon. Directly after the title an extra leaf is added, not mentioned by the bibliographers, with the approbation, dated 1574. Good copy with ownership's entry of 'Joannes Fischer, 1651' on title and on last leaf.- (Lower right hand corner of title repaired in the 17th century, upper left corner of titlepage sl. damaged without loss of text, 2 double leaves misbound in quire G, one leaf with paper flaw in corner just touching the text, some sl. waterstaining and spotting). Cordier, Japonica, cols. 67-8; Alt Japan Kat. 298; Streit IV, 1519 (with a full list of all letters); Salva 3282; Palau 46311. [Attributes: First Edition]
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