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John Wilkins
Of The Principles and Duties of Natural Religion - 2 books in 1 volume
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Publisher: S. Leacroft - Date of Publication: 1704 - Binding: leather_bound - Edition: Fifth Edition - Condition: Worn condition without dustwrapper. Losses to spine. Some rubbing or marking to boards. Some bumping or edge wear. Lightly foxed endpapers & prelims. Contents in G condition without dustwrapper. Tightly bound - Description: Leather cover :: 200mm x 130mm (8" x 5") - [Publisher: S. Leacroft]
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BARTOLI, Pietro Santi [c1635-1700] & Gio[vanni] Pietro BELLORI [1636?-1696].
Columna Cochlis M.Aurelio Antonino Augusto Dicata eius rebus gestis in Germanicam, atque Sarmaticam expeditione insignis, ex S. C. Romae ad viam Flaminiam erecta.
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Rome: Domenico de Rossi, 1704-[08]. - oblong folio. 82 engraved plates (incl. title & dedication). Uncut in 19th century half roan (some light wear to edges, leaves rehinged at time of binding, occasional light marginal foxing, title bit soiled). Second Edition (first: c1672). The column of Marcus Aurelius (A.D. 174), similar in size and design to Trajan's but with larger, deeper-cut figures, was erected in the Piazza Colonna to commemorate the Emperor's victorious campaigns against the German tribes north of the Danube. The crowning statue of Marcus Aurelius was replaced in 1589 by the existing statue of S. Paul. Berlin Kat. 3623 (lacking 3 plates, numbered I-III). Brunet I 758. Cicognara 3605.
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CLARENDON, Edward, Earl of
History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England
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1704. CLARENDON, Earl of [HYDE, Edward]. The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Begun in the Year 1641. With the precedent Passages, and Actions, that contributed thereunto, and the happy End, and Conclusion thereof by the King's blessed Restoration. Oxford: Printed at the Theater, [1702]-04. Three volumes. Tall folio (10 by 15-1/2 inches), contemporary full gilt-stamped paneled brown calf rebacked in period-style and recornered, raised bands, red and green morocco spine labels. $4200. First edition, with second issue title pages (uniformly dated 1704), of this "broad and lucid" history of the "Puritan Revolution," the struggle between a king who claimed to rule by divine right and a Parliament that professed to have rights independent of the crown. Each volume with half title, engraved frontispiece portrait and vignette title page. "Since its publication at the beginning of the eighteenth century, the Earl of Clarendon's history of the English Civil War has remained one of the most important sources for our understanding of the events which changed the course of British history! [It] chronicles in absorbing detail the intrigues and upheavals, the alliances and confrontations, the triumphs and the tragedies, of the 1640s and 1650s. In elegant and vital prose it brings to life the personalities who shaped the era, and the principles for which a nation was divided" (Oxford University Press). The Civil War has also been called the "Puritan Revolution," because the religious complexion of the king's opponents was prevailingly Puritan, and because the issue was between a king's claim of divine right and a Parliament that professed to have rights independent of the crown. Clarendon's is "the most valuable of all the contemporary accounts of the Civil Wars! His characters are not simply bundles of characteristics, but consistent and full of life, sketched sometimes with affection, sometimes with light humor" (DNB). The Wars' religious consequence was the end of the Church of England's monopoly on Christian worship, with the consolidation of the Protestant Ascendancy in Ireland. The political consequence was the establishment of the Commonwealth and Protectorate. Printed at the Oxford University Press between 1702-04, "the titles of some copies of this first edition are uniformly dated 1704" (Lowndes), as is this set. Brunet II, 81. Graesse II, 191. Lowndes 467. Owner signatures on title pages, occasional pencil annotation, evidence of bookplate removal. Text generally very clean, expert paper repairs to bottom gutter of first six gatherings of Volume II, moderate rubbing and abrading to contemporary paneled calf boards, very handsomely rebacked. A near-fine copy.
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Fray Matheo de Anguiano. Publícale, , Don Domingo Hidalgo de Torres, , sobrino del autor
Compendio historial de la provincia de La Rioja, de sus santos, y milagrosos santuarios [ ] Segunda impression
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En Madrid, Por Antonio Gonçalez [González] de Reyes, 1704. A costa de Francisco Laso - 8º mayor, [28]+724+[28] págs; pergamino de época rotulado en lomo, guardas nuevas, restos de cierres de cuerda; papel algo tostado, anotaciones esporádicas. Portada orlada, apostillas marginales, capitulares y culs de lampe. Fr. Mateo de Anguiano (Anguiano, 1649-Madrid, 1726), capuchino, estudió leyes; sus obras históricas y geográficas tienen importancia para la historia de la orden en África y América. La primera edición de esta obra, exactamente igual a la segunda salvo en su portada y Licencias, apareció bajo el nombre de su sobrino, al parecer por carecer de licencia de la Orden
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Samber, Johann Baptist:
Manuductio ad Organum (Bd. 1) & Continuatio ad Manuductionem Organicam (Bd. 2), Das ist: Gründlich und sichere Handleitung durch die höchst nothwendige Solmisation, zu der Edlen Schlag-Kunst,....Fortsetzung zu der Manuduction oder Hand-Leitung zum Orgl-Schlagen;.... 2 Bände.
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Salzburg, Johann Baptist Mayrs Wittib, 1704-1707. 8 Bll., 177 SS.; 4 Bll., 239 SS., 2 Bll. Mit 42 Figuren auf 38 ganzseitigen Kupfertafeln, 3 Textkupfern (Bd. 1) und 8 Kupfertafeln (Bd. 2). Quer 8°. Spätere (um 1900) uniforme Hpgmt.bde. mit Rsch. Beigegeben: --ders., Elucidatio Musicae Choralis. Das ist: Gründlich und wahre Erläuterung, oder Unterweisung, wie die edle und uralte Choral-Music fundamentaliter nach den wolgegründten Regeln mit leichter Mühe möge erlernet werden. Mit 13 (statt 15 ?) gestochenen Tafeln (Notenbeispiele) sowie mehreren in Holz geschnittenen Notenbeispielen im Text. Salzburg, Mayr, 1710. Quer-8°. Hldr.bd.d.Zt. mit Pgmt.-Deckel. 4 Bll., 95 SS. (Eitner VIII, 405 gibt 6 Tafeln an; - RSIM II, 750 ohne Tafeln; Hirsch I, I, 542 gibt 15 Tafeln(?) an). MGG XI, 1332 f. - Dopsch-S. II, 1652 f. - Erste Ausgaben der drei wichtigsten musiktheoretischen Werke von Johann Baptist Samber. "Einer seiner begabtesten Schüler setzte nach Muffats Weggang diese Anfänge einer salzburgischen musiktheoretischen Schule fort: J.B. Samber (1654 - 1717), Sohn eines Salzburger Hofangestellten, seit 1689 Stadtpfarrorganist und seit 1693 Domstiftsorganist. Seine große große Erfahrung und seine Unterrichtsmethoden legte er in drei umfangreichen Traktaten nieder, die neben der Elementarmusiklehre, Solmisation und Generalbaß eine Anleitung zur Erstellung von Orgeldispositionen und Orgelregistrierungen, aber auch Kontrapunkt, Fugen und Chorallehre als Grundlage für angehende Kirchenmusiker, Organisten und Komponisten enthalten. Dem beigelegten dritten Buch, das inhaltlich nicht zu den beiden oben angeführten Traktaten gehört, legt er seine Grundsätze der Choralmusik dar und erläutert diese durch zahlreiche Notenbeispiele. Sie dienten ganzen Generationen zur Grundlage ihrer Studien. Vorsatz von Band 1 mit eingeklebter Expertise der Salzburger Studienbibliothek: "Dieses Exemplar von: Joan. Bapt. Samber, Manuductio ad organum ist blattweise collationiert mit dem Exemplar der Studienbibliothek, in Allem vollkommen identisch, nur fehlt, wie meistens der Kupferstich mit der Gesammtansicht der Orgel". 27. Sept. 1929, Dr. Grein. Wie fast immer fehlt die große Kupfertafel mit der Ansicht der großen Orgel im Salzburger Dom auch diesem Exemplar! Eine Tafel (10) in Band 1 mit leicht angefransten Rändern, Tafel 12 mit kleinem Löchlein in der rechten oberen Ecke (mit geringem Buchstabenverlust), alle drei Bände durchgehend gebräunt oder stockfleckig, Band 1 Gelenk angeplatzt und leicht fleckig. "Elucidatio Musicae Choralis" mit ganzseitiger handschriftlicher Erklärung a.d. Titelblatt verso von Johannes Federle, Steingaden 1716. Von allergrößer Seltenheit!
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Jacob. Böhme
Der Weeg zu Christo / Verfasset in neun Büchlein. Das I. Von wahrer Busse. - Das 2. Vom heiligen Gebeth. - Das 3. Ein Schlüssel Göttlicher Geheimnüsse. - Das 4. Von wahrer Gelassenheit. - Das 5. Von der Wiedergebuhrt. - Das 6. Vom übersinnlichen Leben. - Das 7. Von Göttlicher Beschaulichkeit. - Das 8. Von der erleuchteten und unerleuchteten Seele. - Das 9. Von den vier Complexionen.
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9 Teile in 1 Band. 8°. 1 w. Bl., 272 S., 4 w. Bl. mit 5 Kupfertafeln. Prgt. d. Zt. Buddecke 22. Dünnhaupt 683, 7.12. - Sehr seltene Einzelausgabe (9. Ausgabe ?), beruhend auf der Gesamtausgabe von 1682. - Mit den 5 interessanten , allegorischen Titelkupfern. - Der "Weeg zu Christo" ist das einzige zu Lebzeiten Böhmes erschienene Werk und wurde ohne sein Wissen und entgegen dem Druckverbot von J. S. v. Schweinichen 1624 herausgegeben. - "Das Erscheinen dieses Büchleins hatte eine scharfe Verwarnung durch den Görlitzer Oberpfarrer Gregor Richter nebst erneutem Druckverbot zur Folge" (Dünnhaupt 7.1). - Die Vorsätze u. w. Bl. am Anfang und Ende mit zeitgenöss. handschr. Notizen "Erklärung etlicher Wörter in den Schrifften J. B.", vord. Innengelenk u. Buchblock zwischen S. 112/113 und S. 124/125 angebrochen, dadurch die Bindung etwas gelockert, durchgehend gleichmässig gebräunt, sonst gutes Exemplar. [Publisher: Amsterdam (d. i. Büdingen ?), o. Dr. 1704.]
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Giovanni Francesco Gemelli Careri
Description De Mexico et des Lagunes De Ses Environs
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Rare map of the area around Mexio City, centered on the large Lagune de Mexico and extends to include the surrounding mountains, rivers, towns and villages, reportedly derived from a copy an original native map while Careri was in Mexico. The map is drawn on a partial bird's-eye format, with an imaginary horizon that includes an erupting volcano at upper right. Many villages are located including Pachuca, Tacoma, Atlapilco, Tolodyuca, Tetlapanaloya, and Apazco. Careri's account states that the map is a copy of a map drawn by Charles Siguenza of an original drawn by native Americans. The Mexicans were told to search for a place that would be shown to them by the presence of an eagle standing on a cactus growing out of a rock. This place is Tenochtitlán or the present-day Mexico City. The present map is from an edition of Careri's account published in Paris. The work also appears in Churchill's collection of voyages and travels, published in London, 1704. Gemelli Careri was a world traveler who went around the world starting with the Holy Land and ending in Mexico. His five-year journey which began in 1693 ended by taking the silver fleet back to Spain from Cuba. (Paris, 1719) [color: Uncolored, size: 8.5 x 7 inches, condition: VG]
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[Aldrich, Henry (1647-1710)]
Artis logicae compendium
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Oxford 1704 4 Oxford: E Theatro Sheldoniano, 1704. 4th Edition. [First published in 1691, with editions in 1692 and 1696, all being one of the two less complete versions described by Howell.] [14]+129+[19]pp. + copper engraved frontis portrait of Aristotle. Signatures: pi1, a, A-M in 6s, N2. 12mo. Contemporary paneled calf boards, crudely rebacked in the mid-20th century. Front & rear flyleaves defective; pocket removed from rear paste-down; recto of a6 quite dirty; staining (including some old mold-stain) to a1, a6, and N1; last two leaves lightly browned; still, a decent copy, although inappropriately rebacked. With the 18th century signature and bookplate to the front paste-down of William Wynne Esq. of the Inner Temple. Howell notes that there were two distinct versions of the early editions, a short & a long form. This fourth edition, the last edition published in Aldrich's lifetime, appears to be the first edition to combine both versions, and thus the first complete edition. It contains a 12 page Praefatio discussing the history of logic through the Scholastics; added sections on method (pp. 99-102) and the use of logic (pp. 102-129); an unpaginated 17 page Conclusio discussing recent contributions to logic from Lull on, including the Port Royal Logic. All the early editions are now scarce. W. S. Howell Eighteenth Century British Logic and Rhetoric (Princeton UP, 1971), pp. 42-60; Andrew Pyle Dictionary of Seventeenth-Century British Philosophers I, pp. 11-12. Weight: 5.1 ounces = 144 grams. Size: 6.2 x 3.7 x 0.6 inches = 15.5 x 9.2 x 1.5cm. A Churchman, scholar, composer, and architect at Oxford in the latter half of the 17th century, Aldrich was Dean of Christ Church from 1689 until his death, and vice chancellor of Oxford in 1692. His Artis logicae compendium was a widely used textbook into the 1860s. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, translated it into English in 1750. Henry Mansel edited an edition with numerous notes and references in 1849. It "took the place of Sanderson's similar treatise in the study of logical theory at Oxford and elsewhere, and because it not only carried the outlines of Aristotelian doctrine across the years between 1691 and 1825 in England, but it also provided the inspiration for the tremendous increase in the popularity of Peripatetic logic among English logicians of the first three decades of the nineteenth century. Thus it has an importance that contradicts the expectations created by its small size, its condensed style, and its status as a textbook for college undergraduates" [Howell p. 42]. Very Good
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Aldrich, Henry (1647-1710)]
Artis logicae compendium
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Oxford 1704 - Oxford: E Theatro Sheldoniano, 1704. 4th Edition. [First published in 1691, with editions in 1692 and 1696, all being one of the two less complete versions described by Howell.] [14]+129+[19]pp. + copper engraved frontis portrait of Aristotle. Signatures: pi1, a, A-M in 6s, N2. 12mo. Contemporary paneled calf boards, crudely rebacked in the mid-20th century. Front & rear flyleaves defective; pocket removed from rear paste-down; recto of a6 quite dirty; staining (including some old mold-stain) to a1, a6, and N1; last two leaves lightly browned; still, a decent copy, although inappropriately rebacked. With the 18th century signature and bookplate to the front paste-down of William Wynne Esq. of the Inner Temple. Howell notes that there were two distinct versions of the early editions, a short & a long form. This fourth edition, the last edition published in Aldrich's lifetime, appears to be the first edition to combine both versions, and thus the first complete edition. It contains a 12 page Praefatio discussing the history of logic through the Scholastics; added sections on method (pp. 99-102) and the use of logic (pp. 102-129); an unpaginated 17 page Conclusio discussing recent contributions to logic from Lull on, including the Port Royal Logic. All the early editions are now scarce. W. S. Howell Eighteenth Century British Logic and Rhetoric (Princeton UP, 1971), pp. 42-60; Andrew Pyle Dictionary of Seventeenth-Century British Philosophers I, pp. 11-12. Weight: 5.1 ounces = 144 grams. Size: 6.2 x 3.7 x 0.6 inches = 15.5 x 9.2 x 1.5cm. A Churchman, scholar, composer, and architect at Oxford in the latter half of the 17th century, Aldrich was Dean of Christ Church from 1689 until his death, and vice chancellor of Oxford in 1692. His Artis logicae compendium was a widely used textbook into the 1860s. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, translated it into English in 1750. Henry Mansel edited an edition with numerous notes and references in 1849. It "took the place of Sanderson's similar treatise in the study of logical theory at Oxford and elsewhere, and because it not only carried the outlines of Aristotelian doctrine across the years between 1691 and 1825 in England, but it also provided the inspiration for the tremendous increase in the popularity of Peripatetic logic among English logicians of the first three decades of the nineteenth century. Thus it has an importance that contradicts the expectations created by its small size, its condensed style, and its status as a textbook for college undergraduates" [Howell p. 42].
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ouvrage collectif
MERCURE GALANT
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vélin blanc petit in-octavo (binding full vellum), dos long (spine without raised band) - titre frappé or (gilt title) - fleuron (floweret) - roulettes (fillets), plats tachés (stained cover), marque-page en tissu (bookmark in tissue), tranches noircies (darked edges) cahiers déboîtés (leafs dislodged), sans illustration (no illustration), annotations anciennes à l'encre (olds annotations in ink) sur quelques pages, jaunissement du papier - sans conséquence pour la compréhension du texte (yellowing of paper - no consequence for the understanding of the text), mouillures importantes (waterstain), 426+VI pages, 1704 sans lieu (no place) sans Editeur (no clophon), mauvais état (poor condition)
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(THOU, Jacques Auguste de).
Catalogus Bibliothecae Thuanae
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à…Petro & Jacobo Puteanis ordine Alphabetico primùm distributus; tum à…Ismaele Bullialdo Secundùm Scientias & artes digestus, Denique editus à Josepho Quesnell…Parisiis, impensis Directionis…nunc Vero Hamburgi, apud Christian. Liebezeit, Bibliopol. Engraved frontis. Title printed in red & black. 52 (incl. frontis.), [4], 510 pp.; 632 pp. Two vols. 8vo, cont. speckled calf (occasional minor foxing or browning), triple gilt fillets round sides, in corners of each cover the tool of a fleur-de-lys surmounted by a royal crown, spines richly gilt, red morocco lettering pieces on spines. Hamburg: C. Liebezeit, 1704. Second edition (1st ed.: Paris: 1679) of “the most celebrated and frequently consulted seventeenth-century private library catalogue. The library was largely formed by Jacques Auguste De Thou (1553-1617), the eminent French historian and statesman. Although the purpose of its publication was the sale of the De Thou library, which took place in 1681, its continued usefulness called for a reprint in 1704 [the present edition]...Most of the descriptions are in fact not by the brothers Dupuy but by the well-known scientist Ismael Boulliau (1605-1694), who arranged them according to a bibliographical system which, with slight variations by Prosper Marchand (1676-1756), and Gabriel Martin (1679-1761), was the one most frequently adopted in France and became known as the ‘Système des Libraires de Paris’.”–Grolier Club, Bibliography, 76–(1st ed.). The “reprintings of catalogues of private libraries like those of the Thuana and the Aprosiana…are good evidence of the use of these catalogues as reference works. The books in all these collections have been scattered, and the reprinted catalogues could serve only bibliographers and scholars.”–Taylor, Book Catalogues, p. 110–(who also notes on page 265 that Schelhorn preferred the 1704 edition). Very fine set. With the bookplate of Wm. Constable (all his books are in wonderfully fresh condition and this is no exception). ❧ Pollard & Ehrman, pp. 208-09 & 211-12.
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BORRI, R.F. Christopher.
AN ACCOUNT OF COCHIN-CHINA: In Two Parts: The First Treats of the Temporal State of that Kingdom. The Second: Of What Concerns the Spiritual.
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AN EARLY ACCOUNT OF THE THREE KINGDOMS OF INDO-CHINA [London 1704 Churchill]. 3/4 blue cloth, over marbled boards very good, 21 x 32 cm., extracted from Collection of Voyages & Travels, pages 787-838, index, complete in itself. R A R E Part II: OF WHAT CONCERNS THE SPIRITUAL. Written in Italian by the R.F. Christopher Borri, a Milaneze, of the Society of Jesus, Who Was One of the Firsft Missioners in that Kingdom. An early primary resource, translated into English. Borri lived some five years in the Kingdom & was an early Italian Jesuit and missionary to the Tonkinese natives of North Vietnam. * An important early work on Vietnam and Christianity in that area, also covers name, situation and extent of the Kingdom of Cochin-China, climate, nature of the country, fruitfulness, costume of silks, buildings, the animals, elephants, rhinoceros, abadas, customs, manners, ways of living, habits & cures. Scholars, diet, drink, treats, tea, physicians, medicines, bleeding. Civil & political government, language, trials, law, thieves, adulters: killed by elephants ! The state of churches & converts & sects, in the Kingdom. Banished Dutch ship, favorer on the Portuguese rich trade between Japanese & Chinese. * BIBLIOGRAPHY E. Cox: A REFERENCE GULIDE TO THE LITERATURE OF TRAVEL p.323. * H. Cordier: INDOSINICA, no.1919 * Color scans can be sent by email.Images displayed may not be the actual copy in stock for sale at any given time; if you want to see the exact image of the book or edition in stock, please request this by email and an image will be returned to you by attachment. !! WARNING: The above description is COPYRIGHT protected material under United States & International Copyright & Intellectual property laws. Unauthorized copying or use of ANY PART is a felony and will be PROSECUTED TO THE FULL EXTENT OF THE LAW !!! The entire text and contents of this description is Copyright protected 2002-2008 Rare Oriental Book Co.
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Tillotson
John Tillotson: Complete Works
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Printed for T. Woodward, 1704. The works of the late Lord Archbishop of Canterbury: containing fifty four sermons and discourses on several occasions. Together with the rule of faith, being all that were published by his Grace himself, and now collected into one volume. To which is added, an alphabetical table of the principal matters. Thick Folio. Lightly rubbed at extremities, else fine condition. Contemp. full polished blue leather, elaborate French-style gilt-decorations on the covers, a.e.g. Rebacked in matching leather, spine gilt, with decorated brown spine label. Very good and clean internally. PROVENANCE: Bookplate suggests this belonged to Edward Miller Mundy, father-in-law of the 4th Duke of Newcastle.
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THOU, Jacques Auguste de).
Catalogus Bibliothecae Thuanae
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- à Petro & Jacobo Puteanis ordine Alphabetico primùm distributus; tum à Ismaele Bullialdo Secundùm Scientias & artes digestus, Denique editus à Josepho Quesnell Parisiis, impensis Directionis nunc Vero Hamburgi, apud Christian. Liebezeit, Bibliopol. Engraved frontis. Title printed in red & black. 52 (incl. frontis.), [4], 510 pp.; 632 pp. Two vols. 8vo, cont. speckled calf (occasional minor foxing or browning), triple gilt fillets round sides, in corners of each cover the tool of a fleur-de-lys surmounted by a royal crown, spines richly gilt, red morocco lettering pieces on spines. Hamburg: C. Liebezeit, 1704. Second edition (1st ed.: Paris: 1679) of "the most celebrated and frequently consulted seventeenth-century private library catalogue. The library was largely formed by Jacques Auguste De Thou (1553-1617), the eminent French historian and statesman. Although the purpose of its publication was the sale of the De Thou library, which took place in 1681, its continued usefulness called for a reprint in 1704 [the present edition].Most of the descriptions are in fact not by the brothers Dupuy but by the well-known scientist Ismael Boulliau (1605-1694), who arranged them according to a bibliographical system which, with slight variations by Prosper Marchand (1676-1756), and Gabriel Martin (1679-1761), was the one most frequently adopted in France and became known as the ‘Système des Libraires de Paris’."–Grolier Club, Bibliography, 76–(1st ed.). The "reprintings of catalogues of private libraries like those of the Thuana and the Aprosiana are good evidence of the use of these catalogues as reference works. The books in all these collections have been scattered, and the reprinted catalogues could serve only bibliographers and scholars."–Taylor, Book Catalogues, p. 110–(who also notes on page 265 that Schelhorn preferred the 1704 edition). Very fine set. With the bookplate of Wm. Constable (all his books are in wonderfully fresh condition and this is no exception). ? Pollard & Ehrman, pp. 208-09 & 211-12. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Bodenehr, Gabriel
Botzen so von denen Italianeren Bolzano geheisen wird, ist zwar eine kleine....
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Copper engraving, uncolored as published. This fine engraving was published in Gabriel Bodenehr’s famous serious “Europeans Macht und Pracht”, a series of engravings depicting city views, plans, fortresses and castles in Europe. Many plates often are showing fortifications in Hungary and Southeast Europe, Spain, Belgium, Austria and Germany. Gabriel Bodenehr was during this period a sucessful publisher for maps and prints in Augsburg in Southern Germany. In excellent condition. Augsburg, G. Bodenehr 1704-20 (ca. 17,2 x 36,3 cm) Condition: Excellent [Stock No.: 21424]
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Praetorius, Johannes. [Hans Schultze].
Collegium Curiosum Privatissimum Physiognom-Chiromant-Metoposcop-Anthropo Ein Sehr Werck, Darinnen Curieus Und Doch Vollkommlich Abgehandelt Wird, Was Zur Physiognomie, Chiromantie, Metoscopie Und Anthropologie Gehoret
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Philipp Wilhelm Stock, 1704. 8vo.167 x 97mm. )(6, π 1, A-H8. [14], 128pp. First Edition. Later paste-paper binding, some light browning, minor stains, expert repairs to folding plates fold tears with minor losses. 10 (9 folding) plates. "Praetorius [1630-1680] had an open eye and a sharp ear for all wonder stories, witch tales, and accounts of ghosts and sorcery current among the people. He indefatigably collected all information on remarkable subjects and happenings, and was fond of popular gossip, even of the uncouth type...” [Faber du Faur] Graesse, Magica, 101. Dunnhaupt 3187, 71.1. Faber du Faur 776 (1713 ed. ) Hayn, Praetorius, 81. Seebass III, 754. Waibler 1117. Fitzherbert 490.
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Ferrara - ADUNANZA
de' pastori arcadi della colonia Ferrrarese convocata da Api Sologorgeo, provice custode della medesima,
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in occasione della laurea presa in ambe le leggi nella insigne sua patria Urbino dall'eccellenza del signor d. Annibale Albani acclamato pastore Poliarco Taigetide. Ferrara, Bernardino Pomatelli, 1704, in-4 (224 x 165 mm), pp. 76, legatura moderna cart. Illustrato da 4 tavole ripiegate f.t. incise da Alessandro ed Agostino Dalla Via su disegno di Antonio Lombardo, 1 tabella schematica a stampa ripieg. f.t. e 2 figure ornamentali in silografia a piena pag. n.t. Con fregi silogr. ed ogni pagina racchiusa da duplice filetto. Le tavole raffigurano un anfiteatro all’aperto con gli spettatori seduti in attesa dello spettacolo, parti della scena ed una collina con altro pubblico assipato, figure allegoriche e grotte in basso. L’opera, composta in onore del giovane Annibale Albani (1682-1715, Cardinale dal 1712, nipote di Clemente XI) che si era laureato in “utroque iure” all’università di Urbino l’anno precedente, comprende ampie cantate, egloghe e molti sonetti composti dai membri della Colonia arcadica ferrarese i cui nomi si leggono alle pp. 72-3. Sotto lo pseudonimo di “Api Sologorgeo” si cela il Marchese Scipione Sacragti Giraldi. Rara pubblicazione d’occasione, di notevole pregio per le belle ed inusuali incisioni in rame. La prima tavola, assai inusuale per il folto pubblico raffiguratovi, è riprodotta alla tav. XXI di Feste popolari e di corte del Sei e Settecento. La Scala, 1968.
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Etherege, George
The Works Of Sir George Etherege: Containing His Plays And Poems
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London: Printed for H.H. And Sold by J. Tonson, within Grays-Inn Gate, next Grays-Inn Lane; and T. Bennet, at the Half-Moon in St. PaulOs Church-yard, 1704. Octavo, 7.5 x 4.5 inches. First collected edition. [1]4, B-T8. 288 pages. This is a clean copy, in contemporary boards, rebacked. . This collection of EtheregeOs works contains the following plays: Love in a Tub; She WouOd if She CouOd; The Man of Mode, or, Sir Fopling Flutter. The poems are two OLetters to the Earl of Middleton,O OA Song,O OThe Forsaken Mistress,O and OSong of Basset.O#11;#11;John Dennis commented on The Man of Mode in 1722. ONow I remember very well that upon the first acting this comedy, it was generally believed to be an agreeable representation of the persons of condition of both sexes, both in court and town; and that all the world was charmed with Dorimant; and that it was unanimously agreed that he had in him several of the qualities of Wilmot Earl of Rochester, as his wit, his spirit, his amorous temper, the charms that he had for the fair sex, his falsehood, and his inconstancy; the agreeable manner of his chiding his servants, which the late Bishop of Salisbury takes notice of in his life; and lastly, his repeating on every occasion the verses of Waller, for whom that noble lord had a very particular esteem.#11;#11;OOTis by the ridicule that there is in the character of Sir Fopling, which is one of the principal ones of this comedy, from which it takes its name, that he is so very well qualified to please and to instruct. What true Englishman is there but must be pleased to see this ridiculous knight made the jest and the scorn of all the other characters for showing, by his foolish aping foreign customs and manners, that he prefers another country to his own? And of what important instruction must it be to all our youth who travel to show them that, if they so far forget the love of their country as to declare by their espousing foreign customs and manners that they prefer France or Italy to Great Britain, at their return they must justly expect to be the jest and the scorn of their own countrymen.#11;#11;OTo conclude with one general observation, that comedy may be qualified in a powerful manner both to instruct and to please, the very constitution of its subject out always to be ridiculous. Comedy, says Rapin, is an image of common life and its end is to expose upon the stage the defects of particular persons in order to cure the defects of the public and to correct and amend the people by the fear of being laughed at. That therefore, says he, which is most essential to comedy is certainly the ridicule.O #11;
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MORTIER PIERRE.
Fondi Petite ville de la Terre de Labour, Provence du Royaume de Naples.
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Amsterdam, 1704 - Incisione in rame, mm 410x520. Mortier, editore attivo ad Amsterdam ad inizio XVIII secolo, ristampò il "Theatrum Civitatum Italiae" di Blaeu, pubblicato originariamente nel 1663 aggiungendovi un quarto volume, relativo a nord Italia e Toscana. Bell'esemplare rappresentante la pianta topografica della città con le fortificazioni murarie, stampato su carta forte.
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CRAUSE, Rudolf Wilhelm
Dissertatio medica inauguralis de philtris, Quam . Præside Rudolffo Gvilielmus Cravsio . Pro Licentia . Simon Pavlvs Hilscher, Altenb. Misn. . A. D. Octobr. A. C. MDCCIV
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Typis Christoph. Krebsii, Jena 1704 - Unbound pamphlet 4to . FIRST EDITION of this alchemical dissertation on love potions or "philters" delivered under the praesis of Rudolf Wilhelm Crause (1642-1718). "Dissertations under R.G. Crausius, dean of the medical faculty at Jena, included alchemical subjects, the universal medicine in 1679, the principles and transmutation of metals in 1686; denial of fermentation in the blood, in 1682; mental disease or bordering thereon, such as incubus in 1683, [etc.] . These dissertation sujbects did not become any less magical in the first decode of the next century, when enchanted persons were discussed in 1701, philters in 1704, and the spirit of the world in 1707" (Thorndike VII, p. 357). A fascinating treatise on philters with descriptions of their use and abuse, how to cure and defend against. The later part has extensive alchemical formulas for their creation. Appended to the work is a letter addressed to the eminent German physician, botanist and chemist, Georg Wolffgang Wedel, who also has an interest in the subject of alchemy 51, [1]] pp. Woodcut headpiece. § Ferchl, Chemish-Pharm. Bio- u. Bibl. 108. [Attributes: First Edition]
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PSALMANAAZAAR, George
Historical and Geographical Description of Formosa
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1704. FIRST EDITION. PSALMANAAZAAR, George. An Historical and Geographical Description of Formosa, an Island Subject to the Emperor of Japan! By George Psalmanaazaar, a Native of the Said Land, now in London. London: Dan Brown et al., 1704. Octavo, modern full brown speckled calf, raised bands, red morocco spine label. $2500. First edition of one of the most notorious and successful publishing hoaxes, with 15 plates (two folding). Psalmanaazaar (actually a Frenchman whose real name was never discovered) originally presented himself in Europe as a Japanese. After teaming up with William Innes, he began presenting himself as a native of Formosa. "To improve his position, Psalmanaazaar, at Innes's instigation, prepared a full account of what he alleged to be his early life and experiences! It was completed in two months, and was issued before the end of 1704, with a dedication to Bishop Compton, as An Historical and Geographical Description of Formosa, an Island subject to the Emperor of Japan. There was prefixed a long introduction, describing his reception in England, his travels, and his conversion to Protestantism. He seized every opportunity of abusing the Jesuits, a policy which commended the work to English churchmen. In a later section the language, dress, religious beliefs, and political constitution of Formosa were set forth in detail! the book met with much success." When his mentor Innes abandoned him to become chaplain-general to the English forces in Portugal, Psalmanaazaar was unable to continue the imposture, and gradually lost credibility. By 1708, he was widely ridiculed in the press. Ex-library, with ink- and blind-stamps on the title page and dedication page. Occasional light foxing, neat paper repair to folding plate of Formosan alphabet. Attractive binding fine.
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SEBASTIAN MUNOZ CASTILLOBLANQUE, REY DE ARMAS DE LA MAJESTAD CATOLICA DE EL SENOR DON PHELIPE QUINTO QUE DIOS GUARDE EN TODOS SUOS REYNOS Y SENORIOS, ZERTIFICO Y HAGO VERDADERA RELACION A TODOS LOS QUE LA PRESENTE VIEREN COMO LIBROS DE ARMERIA, HISTORIAS, NOBILIARIOS, MEMORIAS Y COPIAS DE LINARES, QUE ESTAN EN MI PODER Y QUE ESCRIPTOS LOS YLLUSTRES APELLIDOS DE MERA AVILES. LOPEZ DE LA MONTANA, BARZIA Y LEDA CUYA ANTIGUEEDAD, ARMAS Y NOBLEZA SON EN LA FORMA Y MANERA SIGUIENTEE' EN MADRID A ONZE DIAS DEL MES DE MARZO DE MIL SETECIENTOS Y QUATRO ANOS. MADRID 1704
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Manuscrit in-4 sur velin de (2)-42-(2) ff. Relie' a' la suite : [Archives]. Sello tercero treinta y quatro maravedis amodemilsetecientosydos. Manuscrit in-4 de (33) ff. Les deux pieces reliees en 1 vol. in-4, maroquin havane, dos lisse orne', plats richement ornes, fermoirs (reliure de l'epoque). Tres beau manuscrit madrilene etabli sur velin au debut du XVIIIe siecle, precede' d'armoiries peintes. Texte encadre', lettrines ornees sur fond dore', cachet sur le dernier feuillet. Coiffes, dos et coins grossierement restaures, quelques petits trous de vers, une mouillure.
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Ali, abu [Alu Hali ben Omar, AbuHaly] ascribed also to Catani [de Cattan?], Nicola, trans
Geomantischer Sch!pffen-Stul, Worinnen Der Kunstma!ig constituirte Richter Samt denn beeden Zeugen als Beysitzern Auff vorgelegte Gragen Richtigen Bescheid ertheilet Zumehrer erleuchterung derer in der vollenkommmenen Geomantia Angewiesenen Ope
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Freistadt [Jena?]:: n.p.,, 1704.. First Edition.. 1/2 grey cloth, paper label with typed title on spine. Marbled pasteboard board, marbled edges.Slight browning, top margins trimmed without loss of text, otherwise a nice copy. . 12mo.. This is a German translation from an Italian translation [never published?] ascribed to Nicola Catani (possibly de Cattan?) of the Arabic work ascribed to Abu Ali [Hali ben Omar], his "Astrologia terrestris" See: Moriz Steinschneider's in his 'Die europaischen Ubersetzungen aus dem Arabischen bis Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts who suggests the name is fictional.#11; "More advanced than the Vollenkommene Geomantia." [Jantz Coll.] Steinschneider 133. OCLC: 36267190 (2 copies only one in Duke's Jantz Collection of German Baroque Lit. 738) Graesse, Magica,105 (1715 ed).
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ORSINI, Vincenzo Maria (Pier Francesco, papa Benedetto XIII, (Gravina di Puglia, 1649 - RM 1715)
Prima diocesana Synodus sanctae Tusculanae Ecclesiae. celebrata die 18.19 & 20 Novembris 1703.
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1704., Raomae, Roma, 1704 - Typis Jo. Francisci Chracas, al colophon: Per Giuseppe de Martijs, nella Stamperia di Gio. Francesco Chracas Cartonato ‘800, titoli ms. su tassello in carta al dorso, 4°(cm.21), pagg. 285-(7), antico timbro dei camaldolesi al frontespizio e piccolo timbro con numero al verso bianco; testo in italiano (latino sino a pag.84), con alcune iniziali ornate, bei mascheroni silografici nel testo. anche a piena pagina e allegoria incisa in legno al colophon. Vincenzo Maria (nome domenicano) Orsini figlio primogenito del duca di Gravina, rinunziò alla primogenitura per farsi religioso. A 26 anni era vescovo di Manfredonia, poi di Cesena e dal 1686 fu arcivescovo dell’amata Benevento, titolo che eccezionalmente manterrà anche dopo il 1724 quando fu eletto papa col nome di Benedetto XIII. Nel 1701 ebbe la sede di Frascati e col sostegno dell’arcivescovo di Otranto, celebrò il primo Sinodo Tuscolano. Nell’occasione adornò la cattedrale di S. Pietro di preziose reliquie, ancora esposte ai fedeli, ed eresse il trono episcopale, (era pure pronipote di papa Celestino III, sotto il quale, nel 1191, terminò d’esistere l’antica città di Tuscolo). Uomo di profonda cultura, fondò l’Università degli Studi di Camerino (1727), e di profonda umanità, intervenne a favore di Benevento nei terremoti del 1688 e 1702. Il Sinodo di Frascati, oltre alle direttive per la diocesi, conserva le "Regole per il buon reggimento del Monte Frumentario" appena eretto in Frascati nel giugno 1703, fervida testimanianza del suo saldo impegno sociale col quale mirava a sottrarre i braccianti dall’usura e ad agevolare la formazione di piccoli proprietari terrieri. (non censito in ICCU).
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MORTIER PIERRE.
Gubbio, ancienne ville de l'Etat de l'Eglise.
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Amsterdam, 1704. Incisione in rame, 420x575. Pianta prospettica della città di Gubbio. Mortier, editore attivo ad Amsterdam ad inizio XVIII secolo, ristampò il "Theatrum Civitatum…Italiae" di Blaeu del 1663 aggiungendovi un quarto volume, relativo a nord Italia e Toscana. Bell' esemplare di ottima impressione. Gubbio (Perugia)
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(LUYKEN, J.).
Convolute of three popular spiritual emblem books Jezus en de Ziel. Een Geestelyke Spiegel voor 't gemoed, Bestaande in veertig aangenaame en stichtelyke Zinnebeelden. Nevens Het Eeuwige Vaderland en deszelfs vreugde.
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De zevende druk, vermeerderd met een Brief, handelende van God's Eigenschappen. Amsterdam, Wed. P. Arentz, C. van der Sys, 1704.. Contemporary calf, spine ribbed and gilt and with giltlettered "Luiken's werkjes" in one compartment. With engraved emblematic frontispiece and 39 fine engraved emblems by Jan Luyken. 108 (=208) pp. (2). (LUYKEN, Jan). Vonken der Liefde Jezus, Van het God-begeerende Zielen-Vuur: Zynde Bloempjes der Zalige Hoop, tot verheugelykheid der Wandelaars, langs den Weg, na Vreden-Ryk. De vierde Druk. Amsterdam, Wed. P. Arentz, en C. van der Sys, 1705. With engraved emblematic frontispiece and 50 fine engraved emblems by Jan Luyken. (16), 212, (20) pp. And: (3). (HUYGEN, Pieter). De Beginselen van Gods Koninkryk in den Mensch. Uitgedrukt in Zinne-Beelden. Der derden Druk. Hier zyn bygevoegt de Stichtelyke Rymen van J. H(UYGEN). Amsterdam, Wed. P. Arentz en Corn. van der Sys, for the author, 1700. With engraved emblematic frontispiece and 25 fine engraved emblems by Jan Luyken. (14), 158, (4) pp.. Three popular spiritual emblem books, bound together contemporarily in one volume, the first two by Jan Luyken, and the third by Pieter and Jan Huygen with emblems by Jan Luyken, all three still published without the author's names mentioned on title. Ad 1: Luyken's "Jezus en de Ziel", one of his earliest and most popular works, see description above, is here in the 7th edition, enlarged with a letter in answer to one of Luyken's readers with a contemplation on the nature of God. Ad 2: Luiken's "Vonken der Liefde", here in the 4th edition, is often found bound together with "Jezus en de Ziel", as they both are devoted to the same subject, a Christian's love for Jesus. First published in 1687, the emblems are still the same, but the frontispiece was newly engraved and is here dated 1705. Ad 3: In Huygen's work all poems added to the emblems were meant to be sung, set to a popular tune. First published in 1689, the book is here in its third edition. The "Stichtelyke Rymen" promised on title were published separately and are not present here. Fine convolute of 3 beautiful emblem books. Ad 1: Landwehr, Emblem & Fable Books , 478; Klaversma & Hannema 962; Van Eeghen-van der Kellen 6, nos. 9-47; Praz p. 406; ad 2: Landwehr, Emblem & Fable Books , 489; Klaversma & Hannema 1027; Van Eeghen-Van der Kellen 124, nos. 834-885; Scheurleer, Liedboeken , 87; Praz p. 406; ad 3: Landwehr, Emblem & Fable Books , 371 (also without "Stichtelyke Rymen"); Van Eeghen-Van der Kellen 165, nos. 991-1016; Scheurleer, Liedboeken , 92; Praz pp. 379-380.
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WADSWORTH, Benjamin
Publick Worship
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1704 1704 - WADSWORTH, Benjamin. Publick Worship a Christian Duty. In Two Sermons, from Heb. 10.25. Now or Never, The Time to Be Saved. In One Sermon, from Heb. 3.7,8. Boston: Printed by B. Green for E. Phillips, 1704. 16mo, contemporary full brown calf over wooden boards; pp. 84 (of 92+). Housed in a custom clamshell box. $2400. Exceedingly scarce first edition—bibliographers report only one other copy—of these sermons on worship and conversion by one of early 18th-century New England's most prominent preachers and the future president of Harvard, in contemporary binding. Both this and the only other known copy are imperfect. The Reverend Wadsworth was pastor of the First Church of Boston, founded by John Winthrop in 1630 and at the turn of the 18th century "considered one of the most important positions in New England Wadsworth was considered religiously moderate. His sermons were popular with his congregation, and he remained Pastor at the First Church for over thirty years" (Harvard Library). He later served as Harvard College's eighth president. The second-oldest building on Harvard's campus bears Wadsworth's name; the residence served as General George Washington's first headquarters in 1775. In these sermons, Wadsworth enjoins upon his hearers the responsibility of observing the Christian Sabbath by attending public worship (at least twice; for "how often we should meet on the Lords day for publick worship, whether twice or thrice, or more or less, is not expressly commanded in the Scripture "). Wadsworth also exemplifies the Reformed theological understanding of "scriptural warrant" as he delineates the elements of public worship as those expressly mentioned in the pages of the Bible. Appropriately, given his future service to Harvard, Wadsworth reflects on the importance of education—"There can be no true devotion, or worship acceptable to God, without solid substantial knowledge"—and also makes an impassioned plea for conversion: "Don't stand all the day idle. Art thou diligent about bodily concerns, and idle about spiritual ones? How shameful, how unreasonable is this?" Wadsworth's sermons thus represent Reformed preaching's hallmark emphases of instruction and exhortation. Originally the work ran at least 92 pages; the pagination in this copy runs (not continously) through page 104, and Shipton & Mooney report, "The only copy located is imperfect." Evans 1197. Early owner signatures and poetic inscriptions. Collector's small ticket. Text block split. Interior with mild embrowning, light chipping to edges (minor loss to last two leaves); without leaves A3-4, E2-5, I5-6 (i.e., pages at the conclusion to the preface and near the beginning of "Publick Worship," near the conclusion of "Publick Worship" and near the beginning and the conclusion of "Now or Never"). Expected age-wear to original American binding. Exceedingly scarce, with only one other copy reported by bibliographers. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Defoe, Daniel, Attrib
Dictionarium Sacrum Seu Religiosum. a Dictionary of All Religions, Ancient and Modern. Whether Jewish, Pagan, Christian Or Mahometan. More Particularly Comprehending I. the Lives and Doctrines of the Authors and Propagators. II the Respective Divisions...
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for James Knapton, 1704. 8vo. A-2I8. First edition. Full modern two-tone calf, gilt lettering on spine. Red and brown speckled edges. Includes name of previous owner "Jo(seph) Raisbeth" on first free leaf, notations on title page and final leaf, all in manuscript. Occasional underlining in red or blue pencil through course of text. Browning and foxing. A lexicon of religious names and terms. This is said to be the first dictionary of its type in English. The attribution to Defoe is in question. ESTCt138451. Halkett & Laing II, 60. Lowndes II, 616. Vancil 71. Not in Moore.
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DICTIONARIUM SACRUM seu religiosum. A dictionary of all religions, ancient and modern!
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London, 1704. First edition, 8vo, 8 preliminary leaves and unpaginated lexicon in double column; recent calf-backed marbled boards, maroon morocco label on spine; old ownership signature crossed out on title-p., otherwise very good and sound. A second edition appeared in 1723. Attributed at various times (erroneously) to Daniel DeFoe, this appears to be the first work of its kind in English. Vancil, p. 71; not in Moore.
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Defoe, Daniel, attrib
Dictionarium Sacrum seu Religiosum. A Dictionary of All Religions, Ancient and Modern. Whether Jewish, Pagan, Christian or Mahometan. More Particularly Comprehending I. The Lives and Doctrines of the Authors and Propagators. II The Respective Divisions, S
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London:: for James Knapton,, 1704.. First edition.. Full modern two-tone calf, gilt lettering on spine. Red and brown speckled edges. Includes name of previous owner "Jo(seph) Raisbeth" on first free leaf, notations on title page and final leaf, all in manuscript. Occasional underlining in red or blue pencil through course of text. Browning and foxing.. 8vo.. A lexicon of religious names and terms. This is said to be the first dictionary of its type in English. The attribution to Defoe is in question. ESTCt138451. Halkett & Laing II,60. Lowndes II,616. Vancil 71. Not in Moore.
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