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MALIPIERO,federico.
Le sabine rapite.
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16°.Pp 130.Cartoncino marmorizzato del '700. Venezia,Antonio Bariletti, 1642. italian literature Prima edizione.Fu messo in musica e rappresentato a Genova nel 1709.Manca alla British Library,nessuna copia apparentemente nelle biblioteche italiane.Non in Vinciana.
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VEEN, Jan van der.
A pharmacist turned into a famous poet Zinne-Beelden, oft Adams Appel. Mitsgaders Syne oude ende nieuwe ongemeene Bruydt-lofs ende Zege-zangen.
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Amsterdam, Everhard Cloppenburgh, 1642. - 4to. 19th century fullgrained red morocco, spine with raised bands with finely gilt stamped decoration, geometrically gilt stamped panel on sides with finely gilt stamped ornaments, and the gilt stamped armorial supra-libros of the Earl of Spencer in center, richly gilt inner dentelles, fully gilt edges, gauffered at borders and corners. With large emblematic engraving on title, and 50 full-page engraved emblems by S. Savry. (24), 523 (1 blank) pp. Rare first edition of Jan van der Veen's famous emblembook, to which his popular songbook, enlarged with new songs, is added. The book is dedicated to the magistrates of the city of Deventer in the eastern Netherlands, where the poet lived and kept a pharmacy, probably also running a grocery-store. The beautiful large emblems, here in first impressions, by the sensitive artist Salomon Savry, or Saverij (Amsterdam 1594-1678), all have a two-lined motto in Dutch above and in French below. Emblem XIV is mounted in correction as it should be in the first edition. The present first edition is the only one with French text, and the only one in quarto. The book was republished till the middle of the 18th century, but all in octavo. Beautiful copy with a great provenance, in special binding of the famous library of the Earl of Spencer, and with the book-label of Althorp.- (Binding sl. rubbed at corners). Landwehr 842; Praz pp. 522-523; De Vries 167; Scheurleer, Liedboeken, p. 156; Hollstein XXIV, 181; Nagler 30. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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DE VILLA REAL (VILA REAL), Capitan M F (Manuel Fernandes)
El Politico Cristianissimo o Discursos Politicos sobre algunas acciones de la Vida del Eminentissimo senor Cardenal duque de Richelieu, por el Capitan M. F. de Villa Real.
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Juan Antonio Berdun - Con Licencia en Pamplona, Ano 1642, en casa de Juan Antonio Berdun. 1 volume in-12 (14,5 x 8,5 cm), 10 ff + frontispice gravé représentant Richelieu + 1 ff + 266 pages. Reliure plein vélin d'époque. L'auteur, M. F Villa (ou Vila) Real est glorifié comme une "lumière dans les ténèbres de l'Inquisition" par Antonio Azevedo Aldeira, qui jugera "El Politico Cristianissimo." à peu près dans ces termes : "Dédié à Richelieu, cet ouvrage est un appel à la liberté de conscience et à la tolérance religieuse, tout en critiquant l'Inquisition et ses excès.". En fait, le nouveau chrétien converti portugais d'origine juive Villa Réal mourra garroté, victime de l'Inquisition, 10 ans après avoir publié ce livre. Très rare ouvrage de ce précurseur (La Charte de la Tolérance de John Locke ne paraîtra qu'en 1689.)
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Morales y Barnuevo, Juan de.
Discurso legal, del lic.Cavallero del Habito de Alcantara, del Consejo de su Magestad.en competencia con el Consejo de las Ordenes. Sobre que se revoque el auto dado por el Consejo de las Ordenes, en que se declaró pertenecerle el conocimiento de la causa, y se mando retener el pleito puesto por el señor Conde de Castrillo.
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post 1642, s.l.n.i.n.a. - 28x20 cm. 24 folios. Cartoné moderno. Escudo de armas grabado en la portada. Sobre cuestiones de habito y votos en las Ordenes a diferencia de las Religiones. ".de que resulta no tener dificultad esta controversia, y averse de dezir, que los Cavalleros de las tres Ordenes no son Religiosos, y que el Consejo de las Ordenes procede contra ellos con jurisdicción real en vcirtud de la concesión de su Mag. y gracia. Palau 180941. Solo se conoce un ejemplar, el de la Biblioteca Universitaria de Sevilla. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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HOOFT Pieter Corneliszoon
Neederlandsche histoorien
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Amsterdam, Louis Elzevier/Joan Blaeu, 1642/1654, pp 899 + 333 + 4 ff, plein vélin d'époque - Petit in-folio. Exemplaire de l'EO, les 20 premiers chapitres ayant été publiés chez Elzevier en 1642 et les 7 derniers posthumes chez Blaeu en 1654. Ouvrage de référence sur la guerre d'Indépendance des Pays-Bas entre 1555 et 1587. Titre frontispice gravé par Théodore Matham. Reliure un peu salie, coiffe supérieure un rien cornée, 1 f détaché, manque au faux-titre sans perte de texte. Très bel exemplaire complet de ses 2 parties. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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HEERMAN, F.
Guldene Annotatien, Vertoonende de Heerlijckste deuchden, daden, Leeringe, ende Sententien, van de Allerdoorluchste, ende vermaerste Mannen der Weerelt. Nu op 't nieu door den Autheur met morale Leeringen verryckt ende grotelycx vermeerdert.
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Leeuwarden, Gijsbert Sybes, 1642. - Den sesten druck. 4to. Contemp. vellum. With title within richly engraved allegorical borders, by J. van Meurs, and full-page engraved portrait of the author by W. de Geest after Jonas Suyderhoef. (32), 498, (22, 2 blank) pp. Sixth revised and enlarged edition, in the rare quarto format, of one of the most popular Dutch 17th century schoolbooks on classical history, and at the same time intended for the general public too. The book is divided into 43 chapters, and each chapter again into about 30 lessons, devoted to the best and most glorious acts of great men from classical history, not only of emperors and marshals, but also of philosophers and artists, each lesson always including 10 or 12 proverbs or wise sayings to be learned by heart. Thus, the book combined the two elements most valued at the time to educate children, examples of great men and proverbs. Franciscus Heerman (1610-ca.1670), was born in Friesland, studied at Wittenberg in Germany, and afterwards worked as a lawyer in Amsterdam. His book, the only one known from his hand, was first published at Amsterdam in 12mo in 1634, and was numerous times republished, a 30th edition still being published in 1715. Mainly published in small octavo, the present quarto edition, with its fine engraved title and the large engraved portrait is the most rare. Anna Roemer Visscher in one of her poems praised Heerman for his erudition and wisdom. Good copy.- (Binding sl. rubbed; old owner's ms. entries on endpapers, library stamp on half-title; few small imperfections). Muller 383: "Weinig Nederlandsche boeken zijn zóo populair geweest"; Scheepers II, 755: "De 4o-uitgaaf is zeldzaam"; Sale Cat. J.L. Beijers, Jan. 1959 (Coll. Versnel), 199: "Rare 4to edition" (Franeker ed. 1642); cf. Sale Cat. Coll. Buisman 866 (1st ed. of Amst., 1634); Bibelebontse Berg p. 127 and 190; Buijnsters, Verzamelen van Boeken, 2nd ed., p. 128: "Als de beste geldt de 6e druk, Leeuwarden 1642". [Attributes: First Edition]
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SEBIZIUS Melchior
Disputatio De Variolis et Morbillis prima (-sexta et ultima)...
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in Argentoratensium Universitate proposita. |Argentorati (Strasburgo), Typis Jo. Philippi Mûlbii, 1642, 6 parti in un vol. in-8, ff. (14+18+22+22+12+26: segn. A-C4, D2; A-D4, E2; A-E4, F2; A-E4, F2; A-C4; A-E4, F2, G4), leg. mod. m. marocch., tit. oro al dorso. Front. separati alle 6 parti. Prima edizione di queste 6 dispute su morbillo, varicella ed altre malattie esantematiche, tenute all'Università di Strasburgo, alla cui discussione parteciparono B. Nagelius, J. Becker, J.J. Wepfer, B. Scheffer, M. Ramelovius e P. Barbette. Melchior Sebisch (Strasbourg 1578-1674) fu primo professore di medicina ed archiatra ordinario nell'Università di Stasburgo per ben 62 anni; molto stimato, ebbe molti incarichi ed onori e dall'imperatore Ferdinando II fu creato conte palatino nel 1630; eruditissmo in ogni settore della medicina, scrisse vari trattati ed un gran numero di dissertazioni accademiche. Bell'esempl. Manca a tutti i repertori consultati. Leclerc, Biogr. mèdicale I, 434-5.
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TAYLOR, John.
The whole life and progress of Henry Walker the Ironmonger. First, The manner of his conversation. Secondly, The severall offences, and scandalous pamphlets the said Walker hath writ, and for which he is now a prisoner in New-Gate. Thirdly, The forme of the indictment which is laid against him, by the Kings sergeants at law, and his learned counsell. Fourth, his conviction by the Iury. Fifthly, His recantation, and sorrow for the publicke wrong he hath done his majesty and the whole kingdome. Here are also many remarkable passages concerning the offence, and apprehending the said Henry Walker, with a true relation of his severall escapes and rescues from the hands of Justice, etc. Collected and written by John Taylor.
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Printed at London. 1642 - 4to [8]p. Full modern calf, sponge patterned, with blind stamped decoration, spine titled in gilt. The Bradley Martin copy with bookplate. A very good copy. First edition. Wing T530. Rare; this is the only copy to have appeared at auction in the last 20 years. John Taylor, (1589-1653) the Water Poet. Walker gained the epithet "ironmonger" from an early apprenticeship, however he was drawn into journalism and preaching and through both means he propagated his anti-episcopal message. He printed numerous "seditious and scandalous libels" and in 1644 became involved in the periodical press, being responsible for many short-lived but influential titles, including Occurrences of Certain Speciall and Remarkable Passages, 1644 and subsequently Perfect Occurrences. "During 1642 Walker engaged in a pamphlet exchange with John Taylor, who repeatedly stigmatized him as an ignoramus ironmonger and a scandalous preacher. Walker's contemporary notoriety was chiefly as a newsbook editor, perhaps second only to Marchmont Nedham in prominence." (ODNB) In relation to the printing of seditious literature, Taylor accuses Walker of being the "chiefe or main stickler in this cause", and goes on to describe the setting-up of Walker's bookshop; "hee not having any word of God in his said shop above the bulke or size of a horne-booke". Taylor estimates that Walker's output must have been "4 or 500,000 of such pamphlets. by which means or doings, some hundred of thread-bare scribblers fell to the trade of scandalous writing, and news making.these scandalous fooleries (or knaveries) were of such attractive force and power, that they drew at least 500 vagrants and vagabonds from all the shires about London, and they were all suddenly metamorphis'd and transforme'd into wandering booksellers". Taylor discusses Walker's network of pamphlet distributors and goes on to relate various brushes with the law, including one incident where Walker, before a sojourn in Newgate prison, hides in an upholsterer's shop, escaping from the authorities on a boat down the Thames. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Theodoret Cyrensis [Theodoret Of Cyrus] (C.393-C.457)
Makariou Theodoritou Episkopou Kyriou Apanta. Beati Theodoreti Episcopi Cyri Opera Omnia in Quatuor Tomos Distributa. Quorum Plurima Graece, Quaedam Etiam Latinè Nunc Primùm Prodeunt: Graeca Cum Manuscriptis Exemplaribus Diligenter Collata, Latinae...
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Sumptibus Sebastiani Cramoisy et Gabrielis Cramoisy; Viduae Edmundi, 1642, 1684. Folio (35 x 23cm). Newly rebound in black cloth, gilt-lettered red morocco labels to spines. Previous owner's signatures and library stamps to title-pages. Greek and Latin text in parallel columns. Title-pages in black and red, with engraved printer's device. Chipping and some tears to original front and rear endpapers, v.3 lacks original ffep, piece torn off from ffep of v.2. Few worm holes. Volumes 1-4 were edited by Jacques Sirmond, S.J., published in 1642, and contain the works of Theodoret; volume 5 was edited by Jean Garnier, S.J., published in 1684, and contains supplements to the first 4 volumes, a biography of Theodoret and a dissertation "De libris Theodoreti" (both by Garnier), additional dialogues of Theodoret, a collation by Fulvius Ursinus (1529-1600) of citations used by Theodoret, several dissertations by Garnier: "De fide Theodoreti", "Critica de V. Synodo Generali", "De Theodoreti & orientalium causa"; and "Eutherii Tyanorum Episcopi Sermones", the sermons of Bishop Eutherius of Tyana, from the first complete edition of the works of Marius Mercator, edited by Garnier in 1673. These Sermons, says Garnier, had been falsely attributed to Theodoret by the Nestorians. Theodoret was an advocate of Nestorius, who was deposed and exiled at Ephesus in 431. He urged Nestorius not to reject the expression Theotokos and, to the end of his life, held that Nestorius never taught two persons in Christ. For this stance, Theodoret found much trouble with Cyril and the Alexandrines, though he appears to have been in good standing with Rome. At the Council of Chalcedon (451) he signed the anathema against Nestorius, though probably only in the sense of condemning the heresy imputed to him. Jacques Sirmond, S.J., (1559-1651) was one of the greatest scholars of the 17th century. He published several editions of Greek and Latin Christian writings. Jean Garnier, S.J., (1612-1681) was a noted patristic scholar and moral theologian. He is known particularly for his...
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Shadwell, Thomas.
The Lancashire Witches and Tegue O Divelly the Irish Priest. A Comedy acted at the Duke's Theatre.
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Shadwell, Thomas, 1642?-1692. The Lancashire witches and Tegue O Divelly the Irish priest. A comedy acted at the Duke's Theater. Written by Tho. Shadwell. London: printed for John Starkey at the Miter in Fleetstreet near Temple-Barr, MDCLXXXII [1682]. A resetting of the 1682 edition. 4to. In contemporary half-cream calf, much rubbed and scuffed; marbled paper sides with old patching. Scorch mark on spine. Some browning and spotting. 75, [1]p. Lacking first 8 pps, including title leaf. References: Woodward & McManaway, 1077; ESTC Citation No. R232267. Locations: Cambridge Univ; Duke, Folger, Huntington. Bound with Corneille, Pierre, 1606-1684. The mistaken beauty, or The lyar a comedy. Acted by their Majesties Servants at the Royal Theatre. London: printed for Simon Neale, at the three Pigeons in Bedford-street in Covent-Garden, over against the New Exchange, MDCLXXXV [1685]. [4], 52p.; 4°. Some paper tears in text. Loss of six lines at bottom of p.32., pp 39-48 with crude paper repairs some loss of text. A poor copy. A translation of: Corneille, Pierre. Le menteur. References: Wing (2nd ed., 1994), C6314; Woodward & McManaway, 834; ESTC Citation No. R18809.
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Godwin, Thomas] Francis Rous
ROMANAE HISTORIAE ANTHOLOGIA Recognita et Aucta. An English Exposition of the Roman Antiquities, Wherein Many Roman & English Offices Are Paralleld and Divers Obscure Phrases Explained. For the Use of Abingdon Schoole. Newly Revised and Inlarged by.
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.the author. Oxford: Leonard Lichfield for Henry Cripps, 1642. - Large 8vo. [1pp] + [3pp] +[1pp] + 277pp + [23pp]. Woodcut title page, headpieces, tailpieces and initials. Bound with: MOSES AND AARON. Civil and Ecclesiastical Rites used by the Ancient Hebrewes. 6th ed, John William, London 1641. viii;264;10pp index. Woodcut decorations. Bound with: "Archaeologiae Atticae Libri Tres. Three Books of the Attick Antiquities. Containing the Descriptionof the Citties Glory, Government, Division of the People and Towns Within the Athenian Territories, Their Religion, Superstition, Sacrifices, Account of the Year, a Full Relation of Their Judicatories. By Francis Rous, Scholar of Merton College in Oxon. First edition, John Williams 1645. viii + 149pp. Three works in one. Contemporary calf with vellum tips & marbled boards. Front board loose else fine. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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CARAMUEL y Lobkowitz. ( 1606-82 ).
Rationalis et Realis Philosophia.
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2°.Pp 16 nn,461,17 nn.Titolo in cornice architettonica,due timbri,il margine bianco inferiore del frontespizio restaurato senza perdita,tabelle nel testo,marca tipografica in fine,pergamena originale. Lovanij,Everard de Witte, 1642. Unica edizione di questa opera del poligrafo cecoslovacco-spagnolo,Vescovo di Campagna,che fu anche occultista.Alcune sue opere figurano nell'Index Librorum Prohibitorum,in quanto seguage del Trithemius.Tutte le sue opere sono molto rare.Secret,Les Kabbal
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TETI Girolamo.
Aedes Baerberinae ad Quirinalem a comite H.T. perusino descriptae.
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excudebat Mascardus, Romae 1642 - cm.24x35,5, pp.(2) 195 (1) (30), bella inc. in rame al front. con le api dell'arma Barberini tra putti in motivo architett., 10 testatine, 8 capilett. (di cui il 1° con acquarellatura d'epoca) e 19 tra finalini (con putti e alcuni più grandi con vignette) e picc. e belle meridiane per rindicare le pagg. dove an-dava inserita la tav. ill. con "Index picturam", tutti finemente inc. in rame, 4 grandi ritratti di perso-naggi inc. in rame (p.67, 71, 73, 75), 3 tavv. n.t. inc. in rame con riprod. di versi (p.113, 116, 117) e nelle pp.30 finali, 3 tavv. inc. in rame con epigrafi e altre xilogr. n.t. + 1 tav. con scena allegorica inc. in rame in antip. (Guidar Ub. abbatinus Tifernatis inventor, Camillus Cunngio scul.) + 1 tav. f.t. con ritratto di Urbano VIII tra paggi inc. in rame (Andreas Damas delin., I.F. Greuter incid., ri-prodotta in Vinciana II p.151) + 1 tav. f.t. inc. in rame con Pal. Barberini + 13 tavv. f.t. numer. con le lettere A-O, con ritratti inc. in rame (Salvius Castellucc. Aretin. delin.-Camillus scul. e C.Bloe-maert scul.) + 6 tavv. inc. in rame + vv.rip., rilegate al termine (con statue), mancano 9 tavv. inc. in rame, rilegate tra le pagg. di testo e 8 tra quelle rileg. al termine (cfr. Vinciana 4418). Lieviss. aloni marginali in rare carte finali, alcune carte sono staccate. P. perg. coeva. Manca forse la 1°c. con l'occh. Dedica al card.Antonio Barberini. [Vinciana 4418 cita la nostra ediz. con ampia descrizio-ne e collazione delle pagg., delle tavv. e delle inc. n.t.: "Un'op. dotta e importante e una splendida ediz. figurata, assai curata anche dal punto di vista della composizione tipografica. La bella figura n.t. (ma in realtà la tav. è f.t. tra le p.10 e 11) del Greuter rappresenta Urbano VIII nel suo studio con 3 paggi. Ediz. orig., una 2° ediz. si stampò nel 1647" e inoltre prosegue: "Esempl. mancante delle pp.5-6 (occh.?)", che mancano anche nel nostro esempl., ma potrebbe trattarsi di un errore di numerazione. Brunet V 765-6. Cicognara 3463: "Il testo è descritto dottamente ed è stampato con molto lusso di carta bellissima e di tipi". Graesse I 289]. Numero di catalogo: 159- 197
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DUBREUIL JEAN).
La perspective pratique, necessaire a tous Peintres, Graveurs, Sculpteurs, Architectes, Orfevres, Brodeurs, Tapissiers, et autres se servans du Dessin. Par un Parisien Religieux de la Compagnie de Iesus.
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A Paris, Tavernier et L'Anglois (poi Du Puis), 1642-66. - Tre volumi di cm. 24,5, pp. 600 ca. complessive. Vignetta gesuitica al primo frontespizio, tre belle antiporta figurate, grandi testate e capolettera e 445 tavole incise in rame a piena pagina. Bella ed elegante legatura coeva uniforme in piena pelle, dorsi a nervi con titoli e ricchi fregi in oro. Dentelles e tagli spruzzati. Un timbro privato di possesso agli occhietti (H. Revoil architecte). Una carta mancante fra le preliminari del secondo e terzo volume (titolo a stampa? occhietto?) ed una piccola fenditura alla cerniera del primo volume. Bell'esemplare, pulito ed in ottimo stato di conservazione. Il primo volume è in edizione originale, mentre il secondo ed il terzo sono nella seconda edizione (in tutto identica alla precedente) impressa da Du Puis. Opera che si presenta solo raramente completa dei tre volumi e spesso proprio in copie composte dalle due diverse edizioni a causa di una vicenda editoriale complessa. Il primo volume contiene delle parti aggiunte con autonomo frontespizio non sempre presenti e che variano secondo gli esemplari (cfr. a proposito Cicognara 823). Alcune delle bibliografie consultate riportano copie incomplete o composite. Testo classico ed assai stimato, uno dei migliori stampati nel XVII secolo sull'argomento della prospettiva. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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MEISNERUS, EUSEBE
INSTITUTIONES AULICAE, NUNQUAM EDITAE; EX C TACITO CUM PRIMIS, SED ET ALIIS HISTORICIS, AB AUTHORE INCERTO PRIVATIM TRADITAE; ET JAM AB EUSEBIO MEISNERO, EDITORE, PUBLICO DONATAE
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APUD LUD ELZEVIRIUM, Amsterdam 1642 - engraved title, (32) + 196 + (35) pages, bound in vellum, some early ms interlining and underlining, ownership signature from 1890, light dampstaining to title and following leaf, otherwise very good. *Willems 987. Translation of the second part of 'Traicte de lass Cour' by Joach. Pastorius [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Geneve - Genf. - gravée par Matthäus MERIAN.
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1642, 1642 - 23x34 cm. (30.4x38), eau-forte originale avec devise 'Post Tenebras Lux' et légende gravée en bas, belles marges, (extr. de la Topographia Helvetiae, Rhaetiae et Valesiae de Martin Zeiller, Francfort 1642). Impression fort bien. Peintre, graveur et éditeur, Merian , (Basel 1593 - 1650 Schwalbach) est une personnalité marquante de l'art topographique de son époque. Son Theatrum Europeum, la Merian Bible et surtout la Cosmographia de Martin Zeiller, importante encyclopédie hist. et géogr. du Saint-Empire, dont le premier tome est consacré à la Suisse.Kupferstich auf Bütten, in der Darstellung oben gest. Tit. darüber mittig Wappenschild mit Spruchband: post tenebras lux. Im unt. Plr. gest. Legende. Breitrandig.Aus der Topographia Helvetiae, Frankfurt, 1642. Topographisch genaue Ansicht der Stadtanlage und der näheren Umgebung aus erhöhter Position, angereichert mit Figuren und Booten. Mittelfalz. Äusserer Rand leicht angestaubt, sonst sehr schöner, kräftiger Abdruck in gutem Zustand.
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DÉCARIE, Léon
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Léon Décarie, secrétaire-trésorier de la municipalité de Notre-Dame de Grâces, secrétaire général des zouaves pontificaux, Chevalier de l'Ordre de St-Grégoire le Grand, maître de poste, descendant de Jean Descary, dit le Houx, l'un des pionniers de Montréal établi en 1642, fils de Daniel-Jérémie Décarie, maire de Notre-Dame de Grâces, député libéral dans Hochelaga et cultivateur, possesseur de la terre ancestrale. À Montréal, le boulevard Décarie perpétue le souvenir de cette famille, l'une des plus anciennes du quartier Notre-Dame de Grâces. ---------- Lot de 39 documents manuscrits et imprimés, datés de 1868 à 1911, contenant: ----------- Un livret militaire remis à Rome le 11 mars 1868 à Léon Décarie, homme de troupe de l'infanterie du Reggimento Zuavi, carnet en partie imprimé d'un engagement volontaire en Italie pour défendre les États pontificaux contre Garibaldi. Des entrées manuscrites sont consignées jusqu'au 17 mars 1870. Petit in-folio de 48 pages. Couverture de parchemin avec inscription à l'encre relevant le nom de Décarie matricule 7247. ----------- 6 lettres autographes signées par lui, ses frères et sa parenté suite à son départ pour Rome. 4 pièces in-12 datées de 1868, 1 pièce de 4 pages in-8 adressée de Coteau St-Pierre à ses parents avant son départ, 1 pièce de 1 page in-8 oblong, Montréal, 24 juin 1904, émanant d'un ami, signée J.E. Hurtubise. ----------- 16 documents autographes non signés formant 37 pages de textes de poèmes de circonstance non datés (vers 1868 à 1903). Brouillons avec ratures de poésies en alexandrins sur des sujets d'élévations spirituelles et patriotiques. On y retrouve «À mes parents», 12 pages in-8°, «Quatre-vingt ans», 3 pages in-f° dédié à sa grand-mère Appoline Gougeon, «Le bazard de la Cathédrale», 1 page in-f°, «Le Carnaval», 1 page in-4°, «Notre-Dame de Grâce», 1 page in-f°. ----------- 16 coupures de presse de «La Patrie», «le Soleil» et «La Presse», datées de 1901 à 1911. On y retrouve 4 documents sur la municipalité de Notre-Dame de Grâces, 2 de sujets divers et 10 concernant les zouaves canadiens.
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LE BRET (Cardin, Seigneur de Flacourt)
Oeuvres ( ). Revues & augmentées par luy de plusieurs choses notables ( ).
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- Paris, Veuve Toussainct Du Bray, 1642. In-folio, plein veau moucheté de l'époque, dos à 6 nerfs orné de compartiments garnis d'un décor d'encadrement et d'un fleuron central dorés, titre doré, plats encadrés de double filet, tranches rouges (coiffes émoussées, qqs petites épidermures), (1) f., (16), 1160, (28) p. Bonne édition des oeuvres de Cardin Le Bret (1558-1655), avocat général au parlement de Paris, devenu doyen des conseillers d'Etat. Outre le "Traité de la souveraineté du roi" qui fait distinguer l'auteur aux côtés de Jean Bodin, l'ouvrage contient les Harangues, plaidoyers à la cour des aides et au parlement, remontrances et actions publiques ainsi que 'Ordo Perantiquis Judiciorum Civilium". Le 'Traité de la souveraineté du Roi' a été écrit avec les encouragements de Richelieu. Sur cet ouvrage et son importance, cf. G. Picot, 'Cardin le Bret et la doctrine de la souveraineté'. Nancy, 1948. Très bon exemplaire. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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BERIGARD
Circulus pisanus Claudii Berigardi ... Olim in Pisano, iam in Lyceo Patauino Philosophi primi paris
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De veteri & Peripatetica Philosophia In Arist. libros Meteorologicos … Vtini, ex typographia Nicolai Schiratti, 1642-47, 6 parti in un vol. in-4, in perfetto cartone rustico d’origine, parzialmente ricoperto in pergamena, con 2 titoli manoscritti. Con un antiporta inciso raffigurante i 6 cerchi che racchiudono i nomi dei dedicatari e fuori testo un bel ritratto dell’autore inciso da “G. Georgi”. Prima edizione, impressa a Udine e rarissima, di questa sinopsi delle lezioni tenute da Beaurigard all’Università di Pisa a commento delle teorie aristoteliche sulla fisica: in priores libros Phys. Arist. 1643, pp. (8), 70, (1 f. bianco). In octauum librum physicorum. 1643, pp. (8), 139, (1). In libro de Coelo. 1647, pp. (12), 140; in libros Meteorologicos. 1647, pp. (8), 36. In lib. de ortu et interitu. 1643 pp. (8), 176. In tres libros Aristotelis de Anima. 1643, pp. (8), 142, (2). Il Beauregard (Moulins 1578 - Padova 1663), fu autore della prima critica al Dialogo di Galileo, le Dubitationes in Dialogum Galilaei. Scritta a Pisa nel Giugno del 1632, fu l’opera che darà origine al dibattito che porterà alla messa all’Indice della pietra miliare galileiana: ritenendo che Galileo non avesse fornito prove sufficienti della rotazione della Terra, discute del moto, della pluralità dei mondi, e delle maree, attribuendole correttamente al moto della luna attorno alla terra; presenta anche alcune dimostrazioni geometriche del movimento del sole e dell’immobilità della terra. Le sei parti del Circulus sono raramente reperibili insieme, anche in biblioteche pubbliche; furono ristampate a Padova nel 1660. Esemplare perfetto, freschissimo con barbe e parecchi quaderni ancora da tagliare; nota di possesso e timbro settecentesco di biblioteca religiosa estinta al titolo. DSB II.12-14: “He was not aware of the implications of his own corpuscular philosophy or the importance of universal mechanism”. Cfr. CHECCHINI DEGAN, Nuovi studi su Claude Beauregard. Padova 1971 [10019] 11. Checchini Degan, Nuovi studi su Claude Beauregard. Padova 1971
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Mede, Joseph (Mead)
Diatribae. Discourses on Divers Texts of Scripture: Delivered upon Severall Occasions. Bound with Diatribae. Or, a Continuation of Certain Discourses on Sundry Texts of Scripture: Delivered upon Severall Occasions
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London: John Clark 1642 1648, 1st editions. (Leatherbound) Very good. (8), 1-335, (4), 241-527p. Early full leather binding with a few bruises, 3" tear upper front joint / hinge, shelf wear. Contents quite tight and clean with a few signatures starting. With the errata page. Wing 1596 & 1597. Wing 1597 identifies the second part as a second edition, when in fact it is a different publication with a largely similar title. Pagination of the second (1648) publication starts with page 241 and stops at page 527. Within these pages is found at 469 an additional title page also dated 1648 and titled "The Christian Sacrifice, or, the Solemne Worship in the Eucharist: Foretold by the Prophet Malachi, Taught by our blessed Savior, and Practised by the Primitive Church". The table of contents for the second volume agrees with the contents, but offers no explanation why pagination starts with page 241. Both volumes complete. See the Dictionary of National Biograpy for an extensive article on Mede (using the alternative spelling of Mead).
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NIHUS, BARTHOLD.
Irnerius. "Seu Quaestiones de iurisconsulto illo historicae, a iuris pontificii et caesarei collegiis Bononiensibus excussae quàm solidissimè, Decembri M DC XLI. Bartoldus Nihusius procuravit ediditque; iurisconsultis et historicis rem fore acceptam, sibi persuadens; de andabata autem Helmstetensi, Georgio Calixto, totus hîc triumphans.
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Köln, J. Kinckius 1642 - 77, (2) S. Neuer Ppbd (vereinzelt Unterstreichungen von alter Hand). Barthold Ni(e)hus war 1622 zur katholischen Kirche übergetreten. Die an seinen früheren Helmstedter Lehrer G. Calixt gerichtete Begründung eröffnete eine lange Kontroverse über die verschiedensten theologischen und kirchenhistorischen Themen. Zentraler Streitpunkt war das zu immer neuen Spaltungen führende protestantische Schriftprinzip. Die hier einleitend abgedruckte Anfrage an die berühmte Juristenfakultät von Bologna betrifft u.a. die Kaiserwahl Lothars II., auf die die späteren Päpste ihr Bestätigungsrecht gegenüber den Kaisern zurückführten. Nihus starb 1657 als Weihbischof von Erfurt.- Wetzer/Welte IX, 395.
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Wecker, J. J.:
Antidotarium generale et speciale. 2 Tle in 1 Band
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Basel, Genathius 1642. - Mit einigen Textholzschn. 8 Bll., 1210 Sp., 15 Bll. (d. l. w.); 6 Bll., 222 (recte 224) Sp., 2 Bll. Prgt. d. Zt. 4°. VD17 12:192598U; Krivatsky 12620; Ferguson II, 534 Anm.; Vgl. Adlung-U. 319, Neu 4287-89 und Duveen 612 (frühere Ausgaben). - Wohl letzte Ausgabe des vielfach aufgelegten Werkes. "Ein wahres Apothekerbuch, das eine Sammlung der damals gangbaren Composits bringt und die Arbeiten der Rezeptur und des Laboratoriums vortrefflich erläutert und illustriert. Ein langes Kapitel zeigt die Apotheke auch als Quelle für kosmetischen Bedarf." (Schelenz 411). - Die Holzschnitte zeigen verschiedene alchemistische Öfen und Gerätschaften. - Einband gering altersspurig. Teils leicht fleckig. Titel gestempelt.
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ERASMUS v. ROTTERDAM.
Magni Des. Erasmi Roterodami vita,. partim ab ipsomet Erasmo, partim ab amicis aequalibus fideliter descripta. Accedunt epistolae illustres plus quam septuaginta, quas nec inter vulgatas in magno volumine comparent. P. Scriverii, & fautorum auspiciis.
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Leiden, J. Maire 1642 - 12mo. 18 Bl., 394 S., 1 Bl. weiß mit kl. Holzschnitt-Porträtmedaillon. Ohne Einbd (ohne den Kupfertitel u. das gestoch. Erasmus-Porträt, durchgehend etwas braun- u. fingerfleckig, teilw. mit Unterstreich. u. Marginalien von alter Hand, Name auf Titel). Zuerst 1607 erschienene seltene Sammlung mit (auto-)biographischen Dokumenten und zuvor unveröffentlichten Briefen des Erasmus. Duodez-Ausgabe im Stil der Elzeviere.- Vander Haeghen 182; nicht bei Rahir.
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ERASMUS. Desiderius.
Fourteen of Erasmus's works published by Joannes Maire at Leiden (1641-52) Vita; partim ab ipsomet Erasmo, partim ab amicis ... descrpta. Accedunt epistolae illustre plus quam septuaginta ... P. Scriverii, & fautorum auspiciis.
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Leiden, Joannes Maire, 1642.. 14 works in 2 vols. 12mo. Contemporary three-quarter vellum, titles written on spine. Engraved title-page by C. van Dalen showing Erasmus standing in a church with a book in his left hand pointing to three other men, printer's device (Breugelmans, nr. 13) on title, woodcut portrait of Erasmus in a roundel and his device in a roundel in the text. (36), 394, (2 blank) pp. - 2. Id., Lingua, sive, de linguae usu atque abusu liber utilissimus . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1649. 12mo. 410, (18), (4 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 5).- 3. Id., Moriae encomium, cum Gerradi Listriis commentariis . Epistolae aliqut in fine additae. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1648. 12mo. 528 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9).- 4. Id., Dialogus Ciceronianus: sive de optimo genere dicendi . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1643. 12mo. (8), 231, (1 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 5. Id., Dialogus de recta Latini Graecique sermonis pronuntiatione . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1643. 12mo. (12), 242, (10) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9).- ( Vol. 2 ) 6. Id., De contemptu mundi liber . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 105, (3 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 7. Id., Querela pacis, undique gentium ejectae, profligataeque . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 76 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 8. Id., De immensa Dei misericordia . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 144 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr.9).- 9. Id., Modus orandi Deum . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 144 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 10. Id., Precationes quibus homines assuescant cum Deo loqui. Item Precatio dominica, digesta in septem partes ... Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 136, (8 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 11. Id., Enarratio in Psalmum I. Beatus vir, etc . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1644. 12mo. (12), 108 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 12. Id., Enarratio triplex in Psalmum XXII . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1645. 12mo. (4), 138, (2 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 13. Id., Enarratio pia juxta ac docta in Psalmum XXXIV. Ed. novissima . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1652. 12mo. 211, (5 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 4).- 14. Id., Concionalis interpretatio, plena pietatis, in Psalmum LXXXVI. Ed. novissima . Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1652. 12mo. 216 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9).. These fourteen important works by Erasmus - the edition of his most important letters after a 'Vita', edited by Petrus Scriverius, his famous 'Laus stultitiae', and three of his linguistic works in the first volume, and nine theological works in volume 2 - belong to a project of the Leiden publisher, printer and bookseller Joannes Maire (1603-1657). This project that can be seen as a series of editions of Erasmus's collected works, ensured Maire's reputation through the ages. 23 different volumes appeared between 1641 and 1652. It has long been thought that Petrus Scriverius was the editor, but now there is proof that in fact Willem Henricus Vorstius, a learned Remonstrant minister in the village of Warmond (near Leiden), did the job (Breugelmans, p. 24).Eleven violumes came out in 1641 (5 of which in the present collection); two in 1642 (one present), three in 1643 (2 present), one in 1644 (present), three in 1645 (one present), one in 1648 (present), one in 1649 (present), one in 1650 (present), and two in 1652 (present). Good copies bound in two thick volumes with ownership's entry on the first titles: 'F.J. Odri' and a library stamps of the Nordelbische Kirchenbibliothek, Hamburg (incl. 'Gelöscht' stamps). Breugelmans, Fac et spera. Joannes Maire (2003), p. 24, 1642:7, 1649:3, 1648:3A, 1643:4-5, 1641:3B, 1641:4B, 1641:10B, 1641:11A; 1644:2, 1645:4, 1652:3, 1652:2; Overzicht werken Erasmus (Rotterdam 1936), 556 (=6), 663 (=4), 671 (=5), 934 (=2), 990 (=3), 1033 (=10), 1340 (=11), 1345 (=12), 1347 (=13), 1350 (=14); Van der Haeghen I, 182 (=1), 118 (2), 124 (3), 75 (4), 242 (=5), 7 (=6), 167 (=7), 73 (=8), 121 (=9), 160 (=10), 162 (=11-14).
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Defaite de l'Armée de Jean de Vert (La). Par le comte de Guebriant.
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Sur l'Imprimé a Paris en l'Isle du Palais et à Orleans chez René Fremont 1642 - Brochure petit in-8 (155 x 105 mm) de 8 pp. Occasionnel imprimé à l'automne 1642, lors de la guerre franco-espagnole : Le vingt cinquiesme de Septembre, Jean de Verth sortit du Camp Impérial ( )de Francfort sur le Mein le 23 septembre. Cette semaine les deputez de Lelecteur de Cologne ( ), de Paris le onzième octobre. Le Roy estant allé le quatriesme disner a Valance ( ) Metz le premier octobre. Le sieur Hallier ( ). Ne figure pas au catalogue de la BNF. Histoire XVIIe,Histoire;
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Valentyn, Francois (TASMAN).
Map of Staeten Landt (Tasmania) and Drie Koningen Eyland (Three KingsIslands).
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Two maps on a single sheet, with the top map No. 8, titled "Staeten Landt Bezylt en Ontdekt met de Scheepen Heemskerk en de Zeehaen onder het Commande van den E. Abel Tasman, in den Iaare 1642, den 13 December". This map depicts Tasmania's west coast with Tasman's ships Heemskerk and Zeehaen sailing into the later named Adventure Bay. The map shows Tasman's discoveries and route down the island's west coast. Below this is map No. 9 I, titled, "Aldus vertoont zich het Drie Koningen Eyland, als gy het aen de Noort West Zyde op 40. Vademen van uw heest". A view of the Three Kings Islands which are 50k northwest of Cape Reinga, New Zealand and form part of the Northland Peninsula. Tasman's ships can be seen again in the foreground. Originally published in Amsterdam in Valentyn's 1724-26 eight volume account of the Dutch East India Company. A copper engraving with impression lines, 18.5 x 30 cm, with two images from the same plate. Verso blank. Very good condition.
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(Censure - Livres Interdits) VOLKEL (Johann).
De Vera Religione Libri Quinque. Quibus praefixus est Iohannis Crellii Franci Liber de Deo et eius attributis, et nunc demum adjuncti ejusdem de Uno Deo Patre Libri Duo. In quibus multa etiam de Filii Dei et Spiritus sancti natura differuntur. Ita ut unum cum illis opus constituant.
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S.l.n.d. (Amsterdam, Blaeu, 1642). in-4. 4ff. 352 colonnes chiffrées en 88ff. + 716 colonnes en 179ff. + 107ff. Plein veau blond, double filet doré encadrant les plats, dos à nerfs orné, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge (restaurations à la première charnière et à la coiffe supérieure). Première Edition Collective très rare de deux des principaux manifestes de la doctrine socinienne, secte chrétienne dont les adeptes contestaient notamment le dogme de la Trinité et la divinité de Jésus-Christ. Le premier ouvrage, un des "meilleurs exposés" (Larousse) des croyances de cette secte, avait particulièrement retenu l'attention du célèbre philosophe John Locke (1632-1704), qui en avait rédigé un abrégé (aujourd'hui conservé à la Bodleian Library). Le texte de Johann Crellius (1590-1633), autre manifeste du socinianisme, avait été publié pour la première fois en 1631. Les fondements du socinianisme sont dûs à l'italien Lelio Socin (1525-1562) et à son neveu Fauste Socin (1539-1604), dont les idées s'étaient répandues notamment en Pologne où ils avaient trouvé refuge contre les persécutions des catholiques et des protestants. Au 18e siècle le socinianisme eut un important regain de popularité en Angleterre puis en Amérique, en particulier dans le Massachussets et à Boston. La présente édition collective, imprimée sans nom d'éditeur ni lieu d'impression, fut condamnée au feu et les exemplaires en sont rares. Mention manuscrite ancienne sur le contreplat supérieur: "Livres rare et estimé". Cachet ancien et petit découpage dans le blanc de la marge supérieure de la page de titre. Rousseurs éparses. Bon exemplaire. Brunet, V, 1350. 2 exemplaires au N.U.C.
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Censure - Livres Interdits) VOLKEL (Johann).
De Vera Religione Libri Quinque. Quibus praefixus est Iohannis Crellii Franci Liber de Deo et eius attributis, et nunc demum adjuncti ejusdem de Uno Deo Patre Libri Duo. In quibus multa etiam de Filii Dei et Spiritus sancti natura differuntur. Ita ut unum cum illis opus constituant.
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S.l.n.d. (Amsterdam, Blaeu, 1642). - in-4. 4ff. 352 colonnes chiffrées en 88ff. + 716 colonnes en 179ff. + 107ff. Plein veau blond, double filet doré encadrant les plats, dos à nerfs orné, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge (restaurations à la première charnière et à la coiffe supérieure). Première Edition Collective très rare de deux des principaux manifestes de la doctrine socinienne, secte chrétienne dont les adeptes contestaient notamment le dogme de la Trinité et la divinité de Jésus-Christ. Le premier ouvrage, un des "meilleurs exposés" (Larousse) des croyances de cette secte, avait particulièrement retenu l'attention du célèbre philosophe John Locke (1632-1704), qui en avait rédigé un abrégé (aujourd'hui conservé à la Bodleian Library). Le texte de Johann Crellius (1590-1633), autre manifeste du socinianisme, avait été publié pour la première fois en 1631. Les fondements du socinianisme sont dûs à l'italien Lelio Socin (1525-1562) et à son neveu Fauste Socin (1539-1604), dont les idées s'étaient répandues notamment en Pologne où ils avaient trouvé refuge contre les persécutions des catholiques et des protestants. Au 18e siècle le socinianisme eut un important regain de popularité en Angleterre puis en Amérique, en particulier dans le Massachussets et à Boston. La présente édition collective, imprimée sans nom d'éditeur ni lieu d'impression, fut condamnée au feu et les exemplaires en sont rares. Mention manuscrite ancienne sur le contreplat supérieur: "Livres rare et estimé". Cachet ancien et petit découpage dans le blanc de la marge supérieure de la page de titre. Rousseurs éparses. Bon exemplaire. Brunet, V, 1350. 2 exemplaires au N.U.C. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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CICERO, M TULLIUS
EPISTOLAE AD ATTICUM ALIOSQUE; Ad Optimas Editiones Collatae
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Ex Officina Elseviriana, Leiden 1642 - (XII) + 685 pages, rebound in new old-style quarter calf with marbled boards, title label onset of black morocco with gilt lettering, new endpapers, all edges gilt. The re-binding, by Stephen Conway, has made this a very sound appealing volume. *Willems 535. Part of Cicero's Works - volume complete in itself [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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ERASMUS. DESIDERIUS.
VITA; PARTIM AB IPSOMET ERASMO, PARTIM AB AMICIS ... DESCRPTA. ACCEDUNT EPISTOLAE ILLUSTRE PLUS QUAM SEPTUAGINTA ... P. SCRIVERII, & FAUTORUM AUSPICIIS. LEIDEN, JOANNES MAIRE, 1642.
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14 works in 2 vols. 12mo. Contemporary three-quarter vellum, titles written on spine. Engraved title-page by C. van Dalen showing Erasmus standing in a church with a book in his left hand pointing to three other men, printer's device (Breugelmans, nr. 13) on title, woodcut portrait of Erasmus in a roundel and his device in a roundel in the text. (36), 394, (2 blank) pp. - 2. Id., Lingua, sive, de linguae usu atque abusu liber utilissimus. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1649. 12mo. 410, (18), (4 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 5).- 3. Id., Moriae encomium, cum Gerradi Listriis commentariis. Epistolae aliqut in fine additae. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1648. 12mo. 528 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9).- 4. Id., Dialogus Ciceronianus: sive de optimo genere dicendi. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1643. 12mo. (8), 231, (1 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 5. Id., Dialogus de recta Latini Graecique sermonis pronuntiatione. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1643. 12mo. (12), 242, (10) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9).- (Vol. 2) 6. Id., De contemptu mundi liber. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 105, (3 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 7. Id., Querela pacis, undique gentium ejectae, profligataeque. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 76 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 8. Id., De immensa Dei misericordia. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 144 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr.9).- 9. Id., Modus orandi Deum. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 144 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 10. Id., Precationes quibus homines assuescant cum Deo loqui. Item Precatio dominica, digesta in septem partes ... Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 136, (8 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 11. Id., Enarratio in Psalmum I. Beatus vir, etc. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1644. 12mo. (12), 108 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 12. Id., Enarratio triplex in Psalmum XXII. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1645. 12mo. (4), 138, (2 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 13. Id., Enarratio pia juxta ac docta in Psalmum XXXIV. Ed. novissima. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1652. 12mo. 211, (5 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 4).- 14. Id., Concionalis interpretatio, plena pietatis, in Psalmum LXXXVI. Ed. novissima. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1652. 12mo. 216 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9). These fourteen important works by Erasmus - the edition of his most important letters after a 'Vita', edited by Petrus Scriverius, his famous 'Laus stultitiae', and three of his linguistic works in the first volume, and nine theological works in volume 2 - belong to a project of the Leiden publisher, printer and bookseller Joannes Maire (1603-1657). This project that can be seen as a series of editions of Erasmus's collected works, ensured Maire's reputation through the ages. 23 different volumes appeared between 1641 and 1652. It has long been thought that Petrus Scriverius was the editor, but now there is proof that in fact Willem Henricus Vorstius, a learned Remonstrant minister in the village of Warmond (near Leiden), did the job (Breugelmans, p. 24).Eleven violumes came out in 1641 (5 of which in the present collection); two in 1642 (one present), three in 1643 (2 present), one in 1644 (present), three in 1645 (one present), one in 1648 (present), one in 1649 (present), one in 1650 (present), and two in 1652 (present). Good copies bound in two thick volumes with ownership's entry on the first titles: 'F.J. Odri' and a library stamps of the Nordelbische Kirchenbibliothek, Hamburg (incl. 'Geloescht' stamps). Breugelmans, Fac et spera. Joannes Maire (2003), p. 24, 1642:7, 1649:3, 1648:3A, 1643:4-5, 1641:3B, 1641:4B, 1641:10B, 1641:11A; 1644:2, 1645:4, 1652:3, 1652:2; Overzicht werken Erasmus (Rotterdam 1936), 556 (=6), 663 (=4), 671 (=5), 934 (=2), 990 (=3), 1033 (=10), 1340 (=11), 1345 (=12), 1347 (=13), 1350 (=14); Van der Haeghen I, 182 (=1), 118 (
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MORGUES JACQUES
LES STATUTS ET COUSTUMES DU PAYS DE PROVENCE
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Aix, E. David, 1642. In-4 relié plein veau (rel. d'époque), double filet d'encadrement sur les plats, p. de t.-3 ff. n . c.-466 pp.-6 ff. n. c. de table. Ex-libris manuscrit sur la page de titre, restaurations au dos de la reliure, travail de vers dans les marges intérieures sur une quarantaine de pages sans atteinte au texte, papier un peu jauni, cependant exemplaire plus que correct. Première édition.
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Editor-A. W. Ward; Editor-A. R. Waller
Cambridge History of English Literature (14 Volume Set) [Hardcover] by A. W.
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Cambridge University Press 1000 - 14 volume set. Clean, unmarked pages. Good bindings and cover. Hardcover. No dust jackets. Ex-college library stamps and markings. Includes: I. From The Beginnings to the Cycles of Romance, II. The End of the Middle Ages, III. Renascence and Reformation, IV. From Sir Thomas North to Michael Drayton, V. The Drama to 1642, Part I, VI The Drama to 1642, Part II, VII. Cavalier and Puritan, VIII. The Age of Dryden, IX. From Steele and Addison to Pope and Swift, X. The Age of Johnson, XI. Period of the French Revolution, XII. The 19th Century, Part I, XIII. The 19th Century, Part II, XIV. The 19th Century, Part III. Cambridge Press, 1907-1917. Ships daily (LIT-BOX) [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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PEREIRA BRANCAMONTE, Domingos
Banquete que Apolo hizo a los embacadores del rey de Portugal Don Juan Quarto. En cuyos platos hallaran los señores combidados, mesclada con lo dulce de alguna poezia, y politica, la conservacion de la salud humana.
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- Lisboa, Lourenço de Amberes, 1642. En 4º menor. (2) h., 164 pp. Encuadernación en piel de comienzos del siglo veinte, rueda dorada y supra-libris en los planos, lomera con dos tejuelos y ruedas doradas. Primera edición de este curioso trabajo donde se describen en verso varias clases de frutas, vegetales y legumbres, seguidas de una prosa donde se explican las propiedades medicinales de cada una de ellas. El ingenioso título queda justificado en la introducción, donde el autor explica que el rey Juan IV de Portugal era quien tenía derecho a ocupar el trono, y que Apolo, habiendo recibido a sus embajadores y estando de acuerdo en que los Austrias españoles lo habían usurpado, había dejado a Pomona y Flora que entretuvieran a los diplomáticos en el palacio. Así la comida es preparada en las cocina de las musas y cada plato aparece con un poema.Según Maggs el autor era un médico portugués, nacido y muerto en Amarante (1606-1658). Parece ser que considerado como una especie de brujo en su tiempo. Este libro en español es el único trabajo que se le conoce.Obra rara, desconocida a Nicolás Antonio. En España sólo localizamos 1 ejemplar en bibliotecas públicas (La Coruña. Real Consulado, biblioteca Fundación Sánchez Bahamonte).Buen ejemplar aunque impreso sobre papel de no muy buena calidad, pero limpio. La esquina inferior de una hoja mínimamente reforzada sin afectar, alguna hoja ocasional amarronada. A pesar de estos pequeños defectos es un buen ejemplar de un libro nada frecuente.Procedencia: 1. Livraria Fernin Liboa, etiqueta en guarda. 2. Bernardino Ribeiro de Carvalho, supra-libris.Referencias: Palau 218680; Salvá 860; Maggs, Spanish Books 1927, 736; Monteverde 4049; Fernando Palha, 1123
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LOPES (Francisco). -
VALENTIA Christa‹ e Grande Respeito qve Tiveram os Nossos Portuguezes no culto Diuino: & o desacaro de nossos inimigos. / Em verso por [.]
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Por Manoel da Sylua, Em Lisboa 1642 - 6.¼; A//6; 6 ff.; 205 mm. De Francisco Lopes, Inocncio apenas conseguiu apurar que era livreiro e natural de Lisboa. Este pequeno opœsculo Ž RARêSSIMO. N‹o referenciado em Restaura‹o, Samod‹es, Sousa C‰mara, Monteverde | Inocncio, II, 419. Encaderna‹o inteira em pele, decorada na lombada e seixas; ex-libris Joaquim Pessoa; bom exemplar.
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SCHONBORN Georg
Politicorum libri septem. Editio ad ipsius authoris emendatum exemplar nunc primum vulgata.
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Amsterdam, Louis Elzévir, 1642, - fort vol. in-16, titre-frontispice gravé, [37] ff. n ch. (pièces liminaires), 542 pp., [16] ff. n. ch. d'index, avec un tabl. dépliant (degrés de parenté), vélin rigide à rabats, dos lisse (reliure de l'époque). Bon exemplaire.Première édition elzévirienne de ce traité sur les fondements de la science politique, encore très dépendant d'Aristote, et d'abord paru en 1609 à l'adresse de Francfort. Georg Schönborn ou Schönborner (1579-1637) était un juriste de formation, et il fit toute sa carrière comme chancelier des Comtes de Hohenzollern. Il fait la liaison dans son ouvrage entre la théorie politique issue du Stagirite et les acquis positifs du droit public de son époque. Réédité au moins douze fois jusqu'en 1674, son traité eut de grosses répercussions pour la réflexion politique, notamment dans l'aire germanique. Willems, Elzévir, 989. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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ERASMUS. Desiderius.
Fourteen of Erasmus's works published by Joannes Maire at Leiden (1641-52) Vita; partim ab ipsomet Erasmo, partim ab amicis . descrpta. Accedunt epistolae illustre plus quam septuaginta . P. Scriverii, & fautorum auspiciis.
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Leiden, Joannes Maire, 1642. - 14 works in 2 vols. 12mo. Contemporary three-quarter vellum, titles written on spine. Engraved title-page by C. van Dalen showing Erasmus standing in a church with a book in his left hand pointing to three other men, printer's device (Breugelmans, nr. 13) on title, woodcut portrait of Erasmus in a roundel and his device in a roundel in the text. (36), 394, (2 blank) pp. - 2. Id., Lingua, sive, de linguae usu atque abusu liber utilissimus. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1649. 12mo. 410, (18), (4 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 5).- 3. Id., Moriae encomium, cum Gerradi Listriis commentariis. Epistolae aliqut in fine additae. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1648. 12mo. 528 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9).- 4. Id., Dialogus Ciceronianus: sive de optimo genere dicendi. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1643. 12mo. (8), 231, (1 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 5. Id., Dialogus de recta Latini Graecique sermonis pronuntiatione. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1643. 12mo. (12), 242, (10) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9).- (Vol. 2) 6. Id., De contemptu mundi liber. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 105, (3 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 7. Id., Querela pacis, undique gentium ejectae, profligataeque. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 76 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 8. Id., De immensa Dei misericordia. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 144 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr.9).- 9. Id., Modus orandi Deum. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 144 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 10. Id., Precationes quibus homines assuescant cum Deo loqui. Item Precatio dominica, digesta in septem partes. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1641. 12mo. 136, (8 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 11. Id., Enarratio in Psalmum I. Beatus vir, etc. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1644. 12mo. (12), 108 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 12. Id., Enarratio triplex in Psalmum XXII. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1645. 12mo. (4), 138, (2 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 10).- 13. Id., Enarratio pia juxta ac docta in Psalmum XXXIV. Ed. novissima. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1652. 12mo. 211, (5 blank) pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 4).- 14. Id., Concionalis interpretatio, plena pietatis, in Psalmum LXXXVI. Ed. novissima. Leiden, Joa. Maire, 1652. 12mo. 216 pp. With printer's device (Br., nr. 9). These fourteen important works by Erasmus - the edition of his most important letters after a 'Vita', edited by Petrus Scriverius, his famous 'Laus stultitiae', and three of his linguistic works in the first volume, and nine theological works in volume 2 - belong to a project of the Leiden publisher, printer and bookseller Joannes Maire (1603-1657). This project that can be seen as a series of editions of Erasmus's collected works, ensured Maire's reputation through the ages. 23 different volumes appeared between 1641 and 1652. It has long been thought that Petrus Scriverius was the editor, but now there is proof that in fact Willem Henricus Vorstius, a learned Remonstrant minister in the village of Warmond (near Leiden), did the job (Breugelmans, p. 24).Eleven violumes came out in 1641 (5 of which in the present collection); two in 1642 (one present), three in 1643 (2 present), one in 1644 (present), three in 1645 (one present), one in 1648 (present), one in 1649 (present), one in 1650 (present), and two in 1652 (present). Good copies bound in two thick volumes with ownership's entry on the first titles: 'F.J. Odri' and a library stamps of the Nordelbische Kirchenbibliothek, Hamburg (incl. 'Gelöscht' stamps). Breugelmans, Fac et spera. Joannes Maire (2003), p. 24, 1642:7, 1649:3, 1648:3A, 1643:4-5, 1641:3B, 1641:4B, 1641:10B, 1641:11A; 1644:2, 1645:4, 1652:3, 1652:2; Overzicht werken Erasmus (Rotterdam 1936), 556 (=6), 663 (=4), 671 (=5), 934 (=2), 990 (=3), 1033 (=10), 1340 (=11), 1345 (=12), 1347 (=13), 1350 (=14); Van der Haeghen I, 182 (=1), 118 (2), 124 (3), 75 (4), 242 (=5), 7 (=6), 167 (=7), 73 (=8), 121 (=9), 160 (=10), 162 (=11-14). [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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