[Augsburg, Silvan Otmar 1532]. gr.-4°. ill. Titel m. gr. Holzschnitt, 2 nn. Bll., 115 num. Bll., 1 w. Bl., 22 nn. Bll. (Register). Mod. Ldr.-Bd. m. goldgeprägt. Rückentit. Kl. Wurmlöcher im w. Rd. d. Titels u. d. Schlußbl. Stempel am hint. Vors. Stellenw. zeitgen. hs. Eintragungen. EA VD16 T 1356 - Erste Ausgabe der Tiroler Landesordnung die unter der Regentschaft Ferdinand I (1503-1564) herausgebracht worden war. Mit großen Titelportraitholzschnitt Ferdinands. - Large woodcut on title-page of Ferdinand seated on a throne with the arms of his domains. - "Geben in Vnser vnd des Reichs Statt Regenspurg, den Dritten tag des Monats Aprilis, Anno Domini etc. im Zwayunddreyssigisten..." auf Bl. CXV verso sowie zwei hs. Signaturen von Beatus Willmann und Rudolf V. Graf von Sulz (1478-1535), der u. a. Statthalter der Vorlande war. Versand D: 8,00 EUR Geschichte, Austriaca, Juridica u. Staatswissenschaften, Tirol

1532. Aus meiner privaten Sammlung biete ich an Dionysius der Kartäuser - In Quatuor Euangelistas Enarrationes : P[rae] Clarae Admodum, & Ab Eruditissimis Atq[ue] Optimis Viris In Hunc Vsque Diem Quamdiutissime Desideratæ, Atq[ue] Nunc Primum Ad Studiosorum Om[n]ium Vtilitate[m] Diligenter Excusæ' (Original Werk von 1532) 488 Jahre alte Schrift von Dionysius, dem Kartäuser - einem der ersten Mystiker! Titelseite und Vorsatz fehlen, 1532 bei Quentel in Köln erschienen. Sehr guter Zustand für das Alter. Ganzledereinband z.T. stärker berieben, Innenteil nur wenig gebräunt, vereinzelt kleine Flecke und durchgehend mit Unterstreichungen und Anmerkungen von alter Hand. Am Ende mit Teilen von einem Wachssiegel. Dionysius der Kartäuser, auch genannt Dionysius Carthusianus, Dionysius van Leuven, Dionysius van Rijkel, Dionysius Rijckel, Dionysius Carthusius oder Dionysius von Roermond (* 1402 oder 1403 in Rijkel; † 12. März 1471 in Roermond) war ein Philosoph, Theologe, Mystiker und Scholastiker des ausgehenden Mittelalters. Dionysius van Rijkel stammte aus dem adeligen Geschlecht der Edlen von Leewis oder Leewen. Da er mit 18 Jahren noch nicht bei den Kartäusern eintreten konnte, immatrikulierte er sich an der Universität Köln, studierte die Hl. Schrift und Theologie und wurde mit 21 Jahren zum Magister der Theologie promoviert. Anschließend trat er in die Kartause Bethlehem Mariae in Roermond ein. 1423 begann er auch seine schriftstellerische Tätigkeit. Mit 187 Bänden wurde er zum fruchtbarsten deutschen Theologen des ausgehenden Mittelalters. Mit seinen Schriften über die Herz-Jes … [Click Below for Full Description]

Basel: Johann Froben, 1532. Very Good: Nice leather binding, Watermarks, Froben's Mark, some commentary:Eutropius' History of the Roman Empire and Byzantium. Very nice work published by Hieronymous Froben, son of Johann Froben, Humanist and publisher who helped make Basel one of the hubs of Printing in the 16th century. With woodcut Capitals attributed to Hans Holbein the Younger. Two watermarks on first spares that appear to be coat of arms (crown over two lions upright) with lettering below (CPPD?). Striking title page with printer's mark of Froben's designed by Hans Holbein the Younger. Some marginalia on title page describing further contents with two more watermarked unprinted pages at rear. The capitals are in several styles including figural squares (attributed to Holbein) and smaller foliate letters. Very Good Condition: 4to: (12" x 8 1/2"): full leather with embossed rectilinear decoration on front and rear with flowers and leaves at corners: banded spine with gilt title in second band: scuffing and chipping at hinges: rounded corners with exposed board: some small and minor scratching: chipped edges: exposed gutter at front: some soiling to papers including pencil marks at front: watermarked pages: some tide marks at outside edges: writing on title page: woodcut decorated capitals attributed to Hans Holbein the Younger: interesting paper repair to verso of title page: "Eutropii Insigne Volumen Quo Romana Historia Universali Describitur, ex diuersorum authoru monumentis collecta": Basileae in Officina Frobeniana Cum Gratia & Privilegio Caesarea in Annos Sex: Anno 1 … [Click Below for Full Description]

Basel, Heinrich Petri, 1532. 4°. Mit 2 Holzschn.-Druckermarken (Titel u. am Ende) sowie zahlr. Holzschn.-Initialen u. -Vignetten. 30 Bll., 575 (recte 581) S., 1 Bl., Späterer Pgmt.-Bd. m. handschriftl. Rückentitel. Erste im deutschen Sprachraum erschienene Ausgabe dieser bedeutenden und einflußreichen Werke des italienischen Humanismus. Die drei Schriften erschienen zuerst 1504-1505 in Einzelausgaben, gesammelt erstmals 1508. „De honesta disciplina“ ist eine wertvolle Quelle zur Geschichte der italienischen Renaissance, die u.a. von Jacob Burckhardt ausgiebig genutzt wurde. Die fünf Bücher „De poetis latinis“ stellen den ersten, immer wieder nachgedruckten Überblick über die antike lateinische Dichtung dar. Der Florentiner Dichter und Biograph Pietro Crinito (eig. Riccio, 1465-ca. 1504) war ein Schüler Angelo Polizianos. - Einband etw. berieben u. fleckig. Deckeln leicht geworfen (aufgebogen). Titel m. altem Besitzvermerk. - VD16, C 5878; Adams C 2952; BM STC, German Books 228; IA 147.089. Versand D: 9,80 EUR Alte Drucke bis 1600, Geschichte, Rechts- und Staatswissenschaften, Antike, Klassische Philologie, Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaften, Wörterbücher, Crinito, Crinitus, De honesta disciplina libri XXV. De poetis latinis eiusdem libri V. Poemarum quoq[ue] illius libri II., Humanismus, Italien, Renaissance

1532. VEGETIUS RENATUS, Flavius (ca. 383-450)-FRONTINUS, Sextus Iulius (ca. 30-114)-AELIANUS Tacticus (fl. I-II sec.)-MODESTUS (fl. III sec.), Fl. Vegetii Renati viri illustris De re militari libri quatuor. Sexti Julii Frontini viri consularis De stragematis libri totidem. Aeliani De instruendis aciebus liber unus. Modesti De vocabulis rei militaris liber item unus. Item picturae bellicae CXX. passim Vegetio adiectae. Collata sunt omnia ad antiquos codices, maxime Budaei quod testabitur Aelianus Paris Wechel Chrestien In folio (mm. 332x208). Pp. [8], 279, [1]. Con 123 figure in legno nel testo, di cui 120 a piena pagina. Marca tipografica sul titolo ed in fine. Segnatura: a4 A-Y6 Z8. Sul titolo firma di appartenenza posteriore "D. Josephus Hieronymus Sementius C. Reg. Somaschen". Pergamena floscia coeva con titolo manoscritto al dorso (risguardi rinnovati). Ottima copia, solo a tratti lievemente brunita. BELLISSIMA EDIZIONE PROFUSAMENTE ILLUSTRATA, ristampa della prima edizione di Christian Wechel apparsa nel 1532. Il volume raccoglie i testi dei più importanti scrittori militari di epoca tardo-antica, che goderono di grande fortuna durante il Rinascimento. Le figure, che mostrano macchine da guerra, catapulte, mine, cannoni e i due celebri proto-sommozzatori, sono prese dall'edizione impressa ad Augusta nel 1529 da Heinrich Steiner, che, a sua volta, aveva liberamente copiato quelle dell'edizione di Erfurt di Hans Knappe del 1511. Adams, V-334; BMSTC French, p. 436; Mortimer, 486 (1a edizione).For international shipping: Up to 1000g: 15,00 euros (Europe), 25,00 euros (Amer … [Click Below for Full Description]

Giacomo Menochio (1532 - 1607) Iacobi Menochii... CONSILIORUM SIUE RESPONSORUM D. Iacobi Menochii iurisconsulti papiensis regij ducalisque senatoris.. Cui in hac postrema omniun editione indicem generalem addidimus qui complectitur ea omnia quae notatu digna in ipsis duodecim Consiliorum libris leguntur alfabetico ordine in studiosorum comodum & graciam in vnum collectus Venetiis, Apud Io. Antonium & Jacobum de Franciscis, 1609 OPERA INCOMPLETA: L'OPERA SI COMPLETA IN 12 VOLUMI, LA PRESENTE OFFERTA E' RELATIVA AI SOLI PRIMI DUE VOLUMI pp. 336 ca. ; 342 ca. Formato: cm 33 x 22 Rilegatura: mezza pergamena coeva con tasselli e titoli in oro Descrizione: Giacomo Menochio (1532 - 1607) è stato un insigne giurista italiano, il quale insegnò nelle Università di Pavia, Mondovì e Padova. I due volumi in oggetto sono i primi due volumi dell'imponente raccolta "Consilia seu Responsa", redatti nel corso dell'intera sua vita professionale. Nel 1565 Emanuele Filiberto gli dette l'incarico relativo all'annosa questione del Monferrato, in vista della riapertura della causa, appena autorizzata dall'imperatore Massimiliano II (peraltro mai avvenuta): nell'amplissimo "consilium n.1" (il primo della raccolta, contenuto nel volume I) Menochio ripercorre la storia giuridica del Monferrato, per giungere infine a dimostrare la fondatezza delle pretese savoiarde. Bella marca tipografica, con motto "Omnem sensum exuperat"; capilettera ornati; testo su due colonne. Tagli spruzzati; lieve usura lungo i margini delle rilegature; sporadici percorsi di tarlo ai contropiatti, alle bianche ed alle prime ed … [Click Below for Full Description]

ont> Gryphium Lugduni; Gryphium Germ : Not Stated, 1532 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. A scarce set of two well known works by the philosopher Nicholas Leonicus Thomaeus, being two volumes bound as one. Two volumes in one, containing two works by Nicholas Leonicus Thomaeus, 'De Varia Historia Libri Tres' and 'Dialogi', both published in 1532. The second edition of 'De Varia Historia Libri Tres'. A scarce work. In the original Latin. Both title pages with the printer's device, showing a gryphon carrying a box or weight, which is suspended by a winged sphere. The words 'Virtute Duce, Comite Fortuna' is printed in the printer's device. 'De Varia Historia Libri Tres' is collated, complete, with the signatures running as a-z8. Collated from Jisc from a copy held at the University of Oxford Libraries. The last leaf is blank. No collation available for 'Dialogi'. The signatures for 'Dialogi' run as a-q8, r6. 'De Varia Historia Libri Tres' is a work of history, largely concerning the history of the Mediterranean, and the bordering countries in antiquity. Discussing Sardinia, the influences of Greece, North Africa, the tribes of Numidae, the Balearic Islands, the story of the tyrant of Syracuse, and more. 'Dialogi' is Thomaeus' major philosophical work, showing his perspective that Platonic and peripatetic theories had to be mediated against the spreading Averroism philosophy. In this work are ten philosophical dialogues, much in the imitation of Plato and Cicero. They speak on a variety of subjects, including divinity and forms of premonition, as well as gastronomy and medicine. Writt … [Click Below for Full Description]

Bulino, 1532 circa, monogrammato in lastra con la lettera B nel dado; a sinistra, RAPHA. VR.IN. e a destra ANT: LAFREII.FORMIS. Secondo stato di quattro o cinque, con l'indirizzo di Lafrery aggiunto. Da un soggetto di Raffaello. La scena raffigura tre putti, di cui quello al centro, con lo scettro regale sul capo, ha nella sinistra una chiave, e nella destra uno scettro. L'incisione è la prima di una serie di quattro matrici, incise intorno al 1532 e basate sugli arazzi, su invenzione di Raffaello, tessuti in Francia su richiesta di Leone X (1475 - 1521), la cui insegna è ben visibile proprio in questa incisione, nel cerchio luminoso con il leone, e destinati allo zoccolo della Sala di Costantino. Gli arazzi sono attribuiti dal Vasari a Giovanni da Udine. Le matrici subirono molti ritocchi nelle edizioni successive curate da Orlandi e De Rossi, e nel 1823 furono censurate per volere di Leone XII (1760 - 1829). Bella impressione, ricca di toni e ben contrastata, impressa su carta vergata coeva, completa oltre la linea del margine, in ottimo stato di conservazione. Esemplare della collezione William Sharp (Lugt 2650) Engraving, 1532 circa, signed on plate with monogram B in the die, at right. Lettered along bottom 'Rapha ur in / Ant Lafrerii formis. Second state, of four or five, with the Antonio Lafreri's publisher's address added. The scene shows three putti standing in front of a large garland, the two at right and left hold bowls with coins and the one in the middle a sceptre in his right hand and keys in his left, a lion of pope Leo X in circle occurs above. The plate is … [Click Below for Full Description]

Not Stated: Gryphium Lugduni; Gryphium Germ, 1532. Click here to see our other books! De Varia Historia Libri Tres, Nuper in Lucem Editi. Index Insuper Tum Capitum, Tum Eorum Quae Notatu Digna Sunt Locupletissimius Dialogi. Quorum Nomina Proxima Pagella Habentur Nicolai Leonici Thomaei; [Nicholas Leonicus Thomaeus] 1532 Gryphium Lugduni; Gryphium Germ : Not Stated 6" by 4" [2], 3-336, [33], 2-267pp SUMMARY A scarce set of two well known works by the philosopher Nicholas Leonicus Thomaeus, being two volumes bound as one. Leather Binding,Scarce Overall Condition: Good Only This book weighs 0.75 KG when packed UK Postage: £ FREE POSTAGE US Postage: £ 19.99 EU Postage: £ 15.99 European Postage: £ 16.99 Asia Postage: £ 21.99 Worldwide Postage: £ 25.99 DESCRIPTION Two volumes in one, containing two works by Nicholas Leonicus Thomaeus, 'De Varia Historia Libri Tres' and 'Dialogi', both published in 1532. The second edition of 'De Varia Historia Libri Tres'. A scarce work. In the original Latin. Both title pages with the printer's device, showing a gryphon carrying a box or weight, which is suspended by a winged sphere. The words 'Virtute Duce, Comite Fortuna' is printed in the printer's device. 'De Varia Historia Libri Tres' is collated, complete, with the signatures running as a-z8. Collated from Jisc from a copy held at the University of Oxford Libraries. The last leaf is blank. No collation available for 'Dialogi'. The signatures for 'Dialogi' run as a-q8, r6. 'De Varia Historia Libri Tres' is a work of history, largely concerning the history of the Mediterranean, and the bord … [Click Below for Full Description]

1532. Aus meiner privaten Sammlung biete ich an Dionysius der Kartäuser - In Quatuor Euangelistas Enarrationes : P[rae] Clarae Admodum, & Ab Eruditissimis Atq[ue] Optimis Viris In Hunc Vsque Diem Quamdiutissime Desideratæ, Atq[ue] Nunc Primum Ad Studiosorum Om[n]ium Vtilitate[m] Diligenter Excusæ' (Original Werk von 1532) 488 Jahre alte Schrift von Dionysius, dem Kartäuser - einem der ersten Mystiker! Titelseite und Vorsatz fehlen, 1532 bei Quentel in Köln erschienen. Sehr guter Zustand für das Alter. Ganzledereinband z.T. stärker berieben, Innenteil nur wenig gebräunt, vereinzelt kleine Flecke und durchgehend mit Unterstreichungen und Anmerkungen von alter Hand. Am Ende mit Teilen von einem Wachssiegel. Dionysius der Kartäuser, auch genannt Dionysius Carthusianus, Dionysius van Leuven, Dionysius van Rijkel, Dionysius Rijckel, Dionysius Carthusius oder Dionysius von Roermond (* 1402 oder 1403 in Rijkel; † 12. März 1471 in Roermond) war ein Philosoph, Theologe, Mystiker und Scholastiker des ausgehenden Mittelalters. Dionysius van Rijkel stammte aus dem adeligen Geschlecht der Edlen von Leewis oder Leewen. Da er mit 18 Jahren noch nicht bei den Kartäusern eintreten konnte, immatrikulierte er sich an der Universität Köln, studierte die Hl. Schrift und Theologie und wurde mit 21 Jahren zum Magister der Theologie promoviert. Anschließend trat er in die Kartause Bethlehem Mariae in Roermond ein. 1423 begann er auch seine schriftstellerische Tätigkeit. Mit 187 Bänden wurde er zum fruchtbarsten deutschen Theologen des ausgehenden Mittelalters. Mit seinen Schriften über die Herz-Jes … [Click Below for Full Description]

1532. Gr.8, Gestochenes Portrait (Le Baron de Besenval), Titelkupfer, 15 Bl, 365 S., 1 Bl., OLdr der Zeit mit Rückenschild, goldgeprägter Rücken, Erste (von 3) franz. Ausgabe. Gewidmet A Monsieur le Baron de Besenval, Lieutenat general des Armées du Roy, Colonel du Regiment des Gardes Suisse des sa Majeste. Franz Adam Vogel, Garde juge des Gardes suisse du Roi übersetzte die Kriminalordnung Kaiser Karls V aus dem Jahr 1532 ins Französische. Formel des Kriegsrates in deutscher Übersetzung. Die Constitutio Criminalis Carolina (CCC) oder Carolina gilt heute als erstes allgemeines deutsches Strafgesetzbuch. Eindeutschend wird sie schon früh auch als peinliche Halsgerichtsordnung Karls V. bezeichnet. Peinlich bezieht sich hierbei auf das lateinische "poena", übersetzt "Strafe" und bezeichnet Leibes- und Lebensstrafen. Die Carolina hatte weit über das Reich hinaus Gesetzeskraft und galt teilweise bis ins frühe 19 Jht. Jean-Victor de Besenval, Baron de Brünstatt (1671- 1736), schweizer Offizier in franz. diplomatischen Diensten. 1703 in Berlin, ab 1707 franz. Botschafter bei König Karl XII von Schweden und von 1710 bis 1721 am Hof des polnischen Königs u Kurfürsten von Sachsen August dem Starken. KANN ERST NACH MESSERERHÖFFNUNG VERKAUFT WERDEN!

apud Christianum Wechelum, Lutetiae, 1532. Legatura seicentesca in pergamena rigida con unghie. Titolo ms. al ds. Tagli bleu. Nota anticamente ms. sulla carta di guardia libera anteriore. Una firma di appartenenza parzialmente cancellata ed un timbretto araldico nella parte inferiore del frontespizio. Sporadiche macchie e lievi aloni. Un restauro all angolo inferiore delle pp. 181-182 che interessa in minima parte le xilografie. Alcuni leggeri segni d inchiostro sull ultima carta della seconda opera. Nel complesso, esemplare in più che buono stato di conservazione. L opera di Vegezio è qui nella prima rara edizione del tipografo Wechel che poi la ristampò nel 1534 e nel 1553. Oltre che per il commento dell umanista francese Guillaume Budé, questa edizione è particolarmente apprezzata per le grandi xilografie che trasportano il testo di Vegezio in un contesto prettamente rinascimentale nel quale predominano gli aspetti legati all ingegno e alla fantasia umana. In questo ambito risultano davvero affascinanti le invenzioni e gli svariati stratagemmi raffigurati per scalare le mura delle fortificazioni o per costruire le più diverse macchine belliche. Opera assi rara alla quale, nel nostro esemplare, ai testi di Vegezio, Frontino, Eliano e Modesto, è stata unita la storia dei Romani di Floro edita dal Wechel nello stesso anno. Adams, V-331 e F-642; Br. Libr., p. 436. Manca a Cockle. Folio (cm. 29,5), 4 cc.nn., 279(1) pp. Con 122 splendide xilografie n.t. (di cui 121 a piena pagina). Vignetta xilografica al frontespizio raffigurante una riunione di soldati di fronte ad una tenda … [Click Below for Full Description]

Norimbergae [Nürimberg]: DÜRER Albrecht, 1532. Albrecht DÜRERAlberti Dureri clarissimi pictoris et geometræ. De sym[m]etria partium in rectis formis hu[m]anorum corporum In aedibviduae Durerianae [Hieronymus Andreae] | Norimbergae [Nuremberg] 1532 | in-folio (20.5 x 32 cm) | (80) f. (A-E6, F4, G-N6, O4) | full parchmentFirst edition of the Latin translation created by Joachim Camerarius, the work appeared in German in 1528 under the title Vier Bucher von menschlicher Proportion. Our edition contains the first two books, the following two will be published in 1534 under the title De varietate figurarum et flexuris partium ac gestibus imaginum. We will have to wait until 1557 for Louis Meigret's French translation to be published.Our edition is illustrated with 85 large wooden insert illustrations and many other smaller in-text illustrations, the same as those used in the original German edition. The title page shows Durer's well-known monogram. Gothic text. The last white leaf, missing in most copies, is present here. Large, greatly fresh margined copy.Full parchment with preserved laces.Very beautiful copy of the most sought-after of Albrecht Durer's technical works.The illustrations required the examination of several hundred male and female models and - something rarer for the time - children. These extremely precise analyses resulted in anthropometrical impressionist drawings showing the human body as a whole, and also in detail (hands, feet, heads, etc.). Each drawing, squared or scaled in the margin allows the models to be easily reproduced, the book being intended to … [Click Below for Full Description]

Sadeler, Jan, Países Bajos. MARTIN DE VOS (1532-1603) (dibujo) GREGOR FENTZEL (grabado); JAN SADELER (1550-1600) (editor) Amberes, 1585 Segunda edición, publicada en Nuremberg, 1650. Estampa de la obra: Planetarum effectus et eorum in signis zodiaci super prouincias, regiones et ciuitates dominia Buen estado de conservación. Cortada en el extremo de la imagen y encolada sobre papel. Ref: Hollstein XXI, 519 - Wurzbach 140. Siglo: XVI.Buril. Papel verjurado encolado. Grabador: Fentzel, Gregor. Dibujante: De Vos, Martin. 1585 (2ª edición, 1650). Altura papelt: 218. Anchura papel: 248. Altura plancha:. Anchura plancha:

1532. Gr.8, Gestochenes Portrait (Le Baron de Besenval), Titelkupfer, 15 Bl, 365 S., 1 Bl., OLdr der Zeit mit Rückenschild, goldgeprägter Rücken, Erste (von 3) franz. Ausgabe. Gewidmet A Monsieur le Baron de Besenval, Lieutenat general des Armées du Roy, Colonel du Regiment des Gardes Suisse des sa Majeste. Franz Adam Vogel, Garde juge des Gardes suisse du Roi übersetzte die Kriminalordnung Kaiser Karls V aus dem Jahr 1532 ins Französische. Formel des Kriegsrates in deutscher Übersetzung. Die Constitutio Criminalis Carolina (CCC) oder Carolina gilt heute als erstes allgemeines deutsches Strafgesetzbuch. Eindeutschend wird sie schon früh auch als peinliche Halsgerichtsordnung Karls V. bezeichnet. Peinlich bezieht sich hierbei auf das lateinische "poena", übersetzt "Strafe" und bezeichnet Leibes- und Lebensstrafen. Die Carolina hatte weit über das Reich hinaus Gesetzeskraft und galt teilweise bis ins frühe 19 Jht. Jean-Victor de Besenval, Baron de Brünstatt (1671- 1736), schweizer Offizier in franz. diplomatischen Diensten. 1703 in Berlin, ab 1707 franz. Botschafter bei König Karl XII von Schweden und von 1710 bis 1721 am Hof des polnischen Königs u Kurfürsten von Sachsen August dem Starken. KANN ERST NACH MESSERERHÖFFNUNG VERKAUFT WERDEN!

- In aedib. viduae Durerianae [Hieronymus Andreae], Norimbergae [Nürimberg] 1532, in-folio (20,5x32cm), (80) f. - Signatures : A-E?, F?, G-N?, O?, relié. - Erstausgabe der lateinischen Übersetzung von Joachim Camerarius d. Ä., Die 1528 in deutscher Sprache erschien. Es ist mit 85 großen Holzeinlagen und vielen anderen kleinen In-Texten illustriert. Titelseite mit dem großen Monogramm des Autors. Gotischer Text. Das letzte weiße Blatt, das in den meisten Exemplaren fehlt, befindet sich hier. Große Kopie der Ränder, eine schöne Frische. - [FRENCH VERSION FOLLOWS] Edition originale de la traduction latine établie par Joachim Camerarius l'Ancien, l'ouvrage a paru en allemand en 1528 sous le titre Vier Bücher von menschlicher Proportion. Notre édition contient les deux premiers livres, les deux suivants seront publiés en 1534 sous le titre De varietate figurarum et flexuris partium ac gestibus imaginum. Il faudra attendre 1557 pour que la traduction française de Louis Meigret voie le jour. Notre édition est illustrée de 85 grands bois hors-texte et de beaucoup d'autres petits in-texte, les mêmes que ceux employés dans l'édition originale allemande. Page de titre présentant le célèbre monogramme de Dürer. Texte en gothique. Le dernier feuillet blanc, manquant dans la plupart des exemplaires, est ici présent. Exemplaire grand de marges, d'une grande fraîcheur. Reliure postérieure en plein vélin à lacets. Très bel exemplaire du plus recherché des ouvrages techniques d'Albrecht Dürer. Les illustrations nécessitèrent l'examen de plusieurs centaines de modèles hommes, femmes et - chos … [Click Below for Full Description]

Köln: Quentell, 1532. Nausea, Friedrich. Evangelicae veritatis homiliaru(m) centuriae tres, nuper excusae. Addita est in hac secunda editione, quarta in ordine centuria, quae in prima editione non habetur. Köln. Peter Quentell (für Arnold Birckmann). 1532. Fol. - 32,7:20 cm. 20 unnumer. Blätter, CCCCXLV numer. Blätter, 1 weißes Blatt, mit breiter vierteiliger Titelbordüre, großem Holzschnitt auf der Titelrückseite u. 1 große figürl. Initiale v. Anton Woensam v. Worms sowie viel. weiteren figürl. Initialen. Holzdeckelband der Zeit mit blindgeprägtem Schweinslederbezug. - Ränder und untere äußere Ecke teilw. wasserfleckig, sonst kaum fleckig und nur gering gebräunt, die ersten und letzten Blätter etwas wurmstichig, Titel mit teilweise getilgtem Besitzvermerk von 1563 u. späterem Besitzvermerk des Klosters Diessen. Vorders Innengelenk gebrochen. Einband ohne die 10 Beschläge und ohne die beiden Schließen, etwas fleckig und leicht wurmst., Rücken mit Tüncheresten, Kapitale lädiert, hinterer Spiegel mit hs. Besitzvermerk von 1541. VD 16, N 227; Adams N 85; Gollob 15; Panzer VI, 417, 635 u. IX, 435, 635; STC 645. - Erste vollständige Ausgabe dieser Predigtensammlung des Mainzer Dompredigers und späteren Bischofs von Wien (um 1496-1552); die ersten drei Centurien waren schon 1530 erschienen. Mit schönen Holzschnitten von Anton Woensam von Worms: Die Titeleinfassung mit dem thronenden himmlischen Vater, den Evangelisten und Kirchenvätern, den Halbfigur-Bildnissen Kaiser Karls V. und König Ferdinands, nebst den Wapeen der Kurfürsten (Merlo 413); das Bildnis des thronenden Kaisers (M … [Click Below for Full Description]

1532. Gr.8, Gestochenes Portrait (Le Baron de Besenval), Titelkupfer, 15 Bl, 365 S., 1 Bl., OLdr der Zeit mit Rückenschild, goldgeprägter Rücken, Erste (von 3) franz. Ausgabe. Gewidmet A Monsieur le Baron de Besenval, Lieutenat general des Armées du Roy, Colonel du Regiment des Gardes Suisse des sa Majeste. Franz Adam Vogel, Garde juge des Gardes suisse du Roi übersetzte die Kriminalordnung Kaiser Karls V aus dem Jahr 1532 ins Französische. Formel des Kriegsrates in deutscher Übersetzung. Die Constitutio Criminalis Carolina (CCC) oder Carolina gilt heute als erstes allgemeines deutsches Strafgesetzbuch. Eindeutschend wird sie schon früh auch als peinliche Halsgerichtsordnung Karls V. bezeichnet. Peinlich bezieht sich hierbei auf das lateinische "poena", übersetzt "Strafe" und bezeichnet Leibes- und Lebensstrafen. Die Carolina hatte weit über das Reich hinaus Gesetzeskraft und galt teilweise bis ins frühe 19 Jht. Jean-Victor de Besenval, Baron de Brünstatt (1671- 1736), schweizer Offizier in franz. diplomatischen Diensten. 1703 in Berlin, ab 1707 franz. Botschafter bei König Karl XII von Schweden und von 1710 bis 1721 am Hof des polnischen Königs u Kurfürsten von Sachsen August dem Starken. KANN ERST NACH MESSERERHÖFFNUNG VERKAUFT WERDEN!

N�rnberg: in aedib. viduae Durerianae, 1532. Nürnberg: in aedib. viduae Durerianae, 1532. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Folio (301 x 204 mm). 80 unnumbered leaves (last blank). Signatures: A-E6 F4 G-N6 O4. Title with 8-line verse to the reader above Dürer's woodcut monogram, gothic letter text in single and double columns, woodcuts throughout including 85 full-length figures of the human body. 18th-century vellum over pasteboards with gilt-lettered morocco spine label (extremities little rubbed, corners bumped, little worming to boards, head of spine and endpapers), marbled endpapers, blue-colored edges. Minor browning and spotting to text, title and a few other pages with light brown stains, erased stamp(?) on final leaf. Provenance: bookplate with monogram "VGL" to front pastedown and small stamp to title-page. A fine, unmarked and unrestored copy. ---- Adams D-1044; Fairfax Murray German Books 152; Bohatta 20. - First Latin edition by Camerarius of book I and II of the "Vier Bücher der menschlichen Proportion" (books III and IV were published in 1534 under the title "De varietate"). The woodcuts are derived from the German edition of 1528. Unlike his Italian contemporary, Leonardo da Vinci, who published nothing, Dürer lived and worked in the world of printing and engraving. Dürer's treatise on human proportion was the earliest of the three theoretical works written in his later years. Dürer began formulating mathematical rules for the proportions of the human form soon after his first trip to Venice in 1494- … [Click Below for Full Description]

Paris, Jean Bonhomme, François Regnault, (vers 1532). ______ Format : In-4. Collation : 56, 30, 23, (1) ff. Reliure : Veau brun, dos à nerfs orné, encadrements à froid sur les plats avec fleurons dorés au centre et aux angles. (Reliure de l'époque.). ____ Très bel exemplaire en coloris d'époque de la "Chronique des rondeaulx". "Une chronique universelle anonyme commençant avec la création du monde et allant jusqu'au XVIe siècle, très illustrée et comportant nombre de "rondeaulx", c'est à dire des petits cercles ou médaillons dans lesquels sont inscrits des noms". (Bechtel). Cette chronique est illustrée d'environ 100 gravures sur bois (portraits, vues de villes, armoiries). Les titres sont dans un large encadrement gravé sur bois différent pour les trois parties. Cette histoire universelle se compose ainsi : 1) De la création du monde jusqu'à Jésus Christ. 2) L'ère chrétienne jusqu'à Henri VIII d'Angleterre. 3) La chronologie des Rois de France et Ducs de Brabant. Seconde édition, en partie originale, dans la troisième partie, l'histoire de France a été étendue jusqu'en 1532. La première édition date de 1521; elle est imprimée d'un seul côté sur 32 feuillets, et se trouve parfois en un rouleau de 11 mètres. On trouve au feuillet 45 de la première partie, une vue de Paris, qui est la première gravure réaliste à avoir été publiée, celle de la Chronique de Nuremberg étant totalement fantaisiste. Dans la 2e partie, folio 16, le texte de la chronique donne l'histoire de la Papesse Jehanne. Le texte a été soigneusement barré, mais il est toujours lisible, et un commentateur de l' … [Click Below for Full Description]

Salonika, 1532. Salonika. Sefer haShorashim, 1532, Salonika. Author: Kimkhi, David. Publisher: Gershon ben Natan Sonchino. Language: Hebrew. Please contact us for details on condition of available copies of the book. . Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1532.

Paris, Chr. Wechel, 1532. Folio. 4 Bl., 179 S. Mit 2 Holzschnitten auf dem Titel recto u. verso, 1 halbseitigen Textholzschnitt sowie 120 blattgroßen Holzschnitten (1 wiederholt, 1 ankoloriert) u. 1 Druckermarke am Ende. Pergament d. 17./18. Jahrhunderts (etwas fleckig u. verstaubt). Erste Ausgabe dieser "scriptores rei militaris" in der "neuen Recension von (Guilielmus) Buddaeus" dem Älteren. Die beeindruckenden Holzschnitte dieser "werthvollen Ausgabe" (Ebert), die auf ältere Editionen (Augsburg 1529 u. Erfurt 1511) zurückgehen, zeigen mit viel Phantasie entworfene Belagerungsmaschinen wie Rammböcke und lanzenbewehrte Wagen, Schleudern, (z.T. ausfahrbare) Belagerungstürme und -maschinen, Mehrfachgeschütze, Belagerungsleitern (z.T. mittels Scherengelenken ausfahrbar) u.a. Besonders interessant sind eine aufblasbare Luftmatratze für müde Landsknechte und Erfindungen, die auf und unter Wasser angewendet werden sollten. So zeigen z.B. die Seiten 106 und 107 zwei Taucher, von denen einer in einer Rüstung mit Schild und Morgenstern Feinde aus dem Wasser heraus angreift, und Seite 175 den Einsatz aufblasbarer Stiefel, die das Gehen im Wasser ermöglichen sollen. - Schweiger II,1303; Adams V 331; Mortimer 486; vgl. Cockle Anm. zu 3 (Frontinus) u. 17 (Vegetius); Ebert 23442 u. Jähns 453. - Etwas gebräunt, braun- u. fingerfleckig, teils stärker u. stellenw. auch etwas wasserrandig u. im Bund ölfleckig. Titel stärker fleckig, mit kl. hinterlegter Fehlstelle im Bund, teils gestrichenen alten Besitzvermerken u. kl. gestochenen Wappenexlibris. Wenige teils ausgebesserte Randeinrisse, S. … [Click Below for Full Description]

Bulino, 1532, datata in lastra sul tronco dell'albero. Esemplare nel secondo stato di tre, con l'excudit di Antonio Salamanca aggiunto in basso a destra, 'Ant. Sal. exc.' Buona prova, impressa su carta vergata coeva, con filigrana "aquila nel cerchio sormontato da corona", con margini, piega di carta nella parte sinistra per il resto in ottimo stato di conservazione. La stampa è elencata da Heinecken tra le opere di Marcantonio Raimondi che non segnala il nome di Giulio Romano quale inventor, a differenza del D'Arco. Huber ne attribuisce l'incisione a Nicolas Beatrizet, mentre Bartsch correttamente l'assegna al Maestro B nel Dado. La composizione è relativa al soggetto visibile nel tondo della Sala dei Venti di Palazzo Te, a Mantova. La scena è relativa ai nati sotto la costellazione della Canicula al quinto grado del leone destinati ad essere temuti e odiati e ad affrontare coraggiosamente le bestie più feroci. Il tondo è assegnato da Hartt a Rinaldo Mantovano ma, secondo Massari, forse è opera dello stesso Giulio, a cui Vasari attribuisce tutti i medaglioni. Engraving, 1532, aated on a trunk lower left: '1532'. Example of the second state of three, with the Antonio Salamanca address added lower right: 'Ant. Sal. exc.' Good impression, printed on contemporary laid paper with watermark "eagle in a circle with crown", with margins, paper folds on the left area, generally very good condition. The print had been attributed to Nicolas Beatrizet in the Indici de Rossi (1696, 1714) and later cataloguers, until Bartsch assigned it to the Master of the Die. The composition is relat … [Click Below for Full Description]

(No pl., 1532).4to. In cloth box. With large woodcut depicting a Turkish warrior. (4) lvs. 'Die Befragung besteht aus 35 Fragen und Antworten. Man versucht durch Hilfe alle möglichern Fragen, Näheres über die Stärke und Pläne des türkischen Sultan zu ermittlen. Über die Büchsen und andere Gewehre, die Zahl des Kriegsvolkes, der Gegfangene und die Schiffe, die Zahl andere Vöolker beim türkischen Heer, die Krantheit bei den Türken, die Pläne des Sultans etc. sind die Gefangenen befragt worden. ( )' (Akpinar Dellal, p 184 - 186)Very rare questionnaire with fine large woodcut. Apponyi 254.

Bologna: Giovan Battista Phaello, 1532. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. [Counter Reformation, early printing] 1st ed. Bound in later, gilt-stamped vellum. Crack at head/tail of front board hinge. Binding shaken/front hinge cracked. Cover moderately soiled. [4], 104 leaves. Title with woodcut border attributed to Amico Aspertini. Foxing throughout. <br> An early anti-Lutheran tract, written in vernacular for the common man by Giovanni Pili da Fano, a Capuchin preacher, active in Modena. In this work, Fano attempts to appeal to laity (i.e. commoners, without the benefit of a classical or church edition) in their own language. Fano's fiery work represented a new movement in reformation-era Italian literature and a shift in the role of Catholic priests to counter the theological encouragement of Protestantism with evangelical works aimed at the expanding literacy of middle and lower classes. Protestant ideas were transmitted and burned into the minds of thousands by the use of ever-cheaper books pouring out of printing presses. Fano and his contemporaries' attempts to counter this growth by a new attention to previously ignored social classes is a harbinger of the efforts of the Catholic Counter-Reformation to come. <br> English translation of the title: "A very useful work in Italian for the simple against the very pernicious Lutheran heresies." Subtitled: Opera utilissimavolgare chiamata incendio delle zizanie Lutherane, cioe contra la pernitiossima heresia di Martin Luther "A very useful work in Italian called the burning of the Lutheran darnel, that is, against the ve … [Click Below for Full Description]

1532. Gr.8, Gestochenes Portrait (Le Baron de Besenval), Titelkupfer, 15 Bl, 365 S., 1 Bl., OLdr der Zeit mit Rückenschild, goldgeprägter Rücken, Erste (von 3) franz. Ausgabe. Gewidmet A Monsieur le Baron de Besenval, Lieutenat general des Armées du Roy, Colonel du Regiment des Gardes Suisse des sa Majeste. Franz Adam Vogel, Garde juge des Gardes suisse du Roi übersetzte die Kriminalordnung Kaiser Karls V aus dem Jahr 1532 ins Französische. Formel des Kriegsrates in deutscher Übersetzung. Die Constitutio Criminalis Carolina (CCC) oder Carolina gilt heute als erstes allgemeines deutsches Strafgesetzbuch. Eindeutschend wird sie schon früh auch als peinliche Halsgerichtsordnung Karls V. bezeichnet. Peinlich bezieht sich hierbei auf das lateinische "poena", übersetzt "Strafe" und bezeichnet Leibes- und Lebensstrafen. Die Carolina hatte weit über das Reich hinaus Gesetzeskraft und galt teilweise bis ins frühe 19 Jht. Jean-Victor de Besenval, Baron de Brünstatt (1671- 1736), schweizer Offizier in franz. diplomatischen Diensten. 1703 in Berlin, ab 1707 franz. Botschafter bei König Karl XII von Schweden und von 1710 bis 1721 am Hof des polnischen Königs u Kurfürsten von Sachsen August dem Starken. KANN ERST NACH MESSERERHÖFFNUNG VERKAUFT WERDEN!

Peter Quentell (für Arnold Birckmann)., Köln. Köln. Peter Quentell (für Arnold Birckmann). 1532. Fol. - 32,7:20 cm. 20 unnumer. Blätter, CCCCXLV numer. Blätter, 1 weißes Blatt, mit breiter vierteiliger Titelbordüre, großem Holzschnitt auf der Titelrückseite u. 1 große figürl. Initiale v. Anton Woensam v. Worms sowie viel. weiteren figürl. Initialen. Holzdeckelband der Zeit mit blindgeprägtem Schweinslederbezug. - Ränder und untere äußere Ecke teilw. wasserfleckig, sonst kaum fleckig und nur gering gebräunt, die ersten und letzten Blätter etwas wurmstichig, Titel mit teilweise getilgtem Besitzvermerk von 1563 u. späterem Besitzvermerk des Klosters Diessen. Vorders Innengelenk gebrochen. Einband ohne die 10 Beschläge und ohne die beiden Schließen, etwas fleckig und leicht wurmst., Rücken mit Tüncheresten, Kapitale lädiert, hinterer Spiegel mit hs. Besitzvermerk von 1541. VD 16, N 227; Adams N 85; Gollob 15; Panzer VI, 417, 635 u. IX, 435, 635; STC 645. - Erste vollständige Ausgabe dieser Predigtensammlung des Mainzer Dompredigers und späteren Bischofs von Wien (um 1496-1552); die ersten drei Centurien waren schon 1530 erschienen. Mit schönen Holzschnitten von Anton Woensam von Worms: Die Titeleinfassung mit dem thronenden himmlischen Vater, den Evangelisten und Kirchenvätern, den Halbfigur-Bildnissen Kaiser Karls V. und König Ferdinands, nebst den Wapeen der Kurfürsten (Merlo 413); das Bildnis des thronenden Kaisers (Merlo 407) und die große Initiale Q mit Darstellung des Verfassers beim Überreichen seines Werkes an den König (Merlo 531). - Fol 2166 Ränder und untere äußere E … [Click Below for Full Description]

1532. Eight vertical lines of text per page. 98 folding leaves. Oblong 8vo (144 x 206 mm.), orig. (or very early) dark thick wrappers, new stitching. [Nara?: Manjuya Hayashi Soji, ca. 1532-73]. One of the earliest surviving setsuyoshu, the essential Japanese dictionary, "one of the mainstays of the publishing industry and...probably the most likely book to be found in a house of few books."-Kornicki, The Book in Japan, p. 248. Widely used from the 15th century through the early Meiji period; there were more than 500 editions in many styles, additions, and formats. All early editions are extremely rare, as they were used to death. Anonymously compiled sometime in the second half of the 15th century, setsuyoshu was originally a dictionary used for looking up Chinese characters using the Japanese reading of that character or word. Through the 16th century, it remained a Japanese language dictionary of characters appropriate to the vocabulary popular in Muromachi times, with occasional word commentary and etymological explanation. The earliest setsuyoshu (kohon setsuyoshu or "old-style" setsuyoshu), are divided into three main categories, based on the first word listed in the dictionary: the earliest, Ise (the old name for Mie prefecture), and two offshoots: Indo (India) and inui (northwest). Our edition is an example of the earliest, the Ise bon. The first printings were in the late 15th century, and all of are of the greatest rarity; we find no 15th- or 16th-century edition of the setsuyoshu in WorldCat. This is the first printing of Manjuya Hayashi Soji' … [Click Below for Full Description]

Bologna: Giovan Battista Phaello, 1532. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. [Counter Reformation, early printing] 1st ed. Bound in later, gilt-stamped vellum. Crack at head/tail of front board hinge. Binding shaken/front hinge cracked. Cover moderately soiled. [4], 104 leaves. Title with woodcut border attributed to Amico Aspertini. Foxing throughout. <br> An early anti-Lutheran tract, written in vernacular for the common man by Giovanni Pili da Fano, a Capuchin preacher, active in Modena. In this work, Fano attempts to appeal to laity (i.e. commoners, without the benefit of a classical or church edition) in their own language. Fano's fiery work represented a new movement in reformation-era Italian literature and a shift in the role of Catholic priests to counter the theological encouragement of Protestantism with evangelical works aimed at the expanding literacy of middle and lower classes. Protestant ideas were transmitted and burned into the minds of thousands by the use of ever-cheaper books pouring out of printing presses. Fano and his contemporaries' attempts to counter this growth by a new attention to previously ignored social classes is a harbinger of the efforts of the Catholic Counter-Reformation to come. <br> English translation of the title: "A very useful work in Italian for the simple against the very pernicious Lutheran heresies." Subtitled: Opera utilissimavolgare chiamata incendio delle zizanie Lutherane, cioe contra la pernitiossima heresia di Martin Luther "A very useful work in Italian called the burning of the Lutheran darnel, that is, against the ve … [Click Below for Full Description]

Bologna: Giovan Battista Phaello, 1532. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. [Counter Reformation, early printing] 1st ed. Bound in later, gilt-stamped vellum. Crack at head/tail of front board hinge. Binding shaken/front hinge cracked. Cover moderately soiled. [4], 104 leaves. Title with woodcut border attributed to Amico Aspertini. Foxing throughout. <br> An early anti-Lutheran tract, written in vernacular for the common man by Giovanni Pili da Fano, a Capuchin preacher, active in Modena. In this work, Fano attempts to appeal to laity (i.e. commoners, without the benefit of a classical or church edition) in their own language. Fano's fiery work represented a new movement in reformation-era Italian literature and a shift in the role of Catholic priests to counter the theological encouragement of Protestantism with evangelical works aimed at the expanding literacy of middle and lower classes. Protestant ideas were transmitted and burned into the minds of thousands by the use of ever-cheaper books pouring out of printing presses. Fano and his contemporaries' attempts to counter this growth by a new attention to previously ignored social classes is a harbinger of the efforts of the Catholic Counter-Reformation to come. <br> English translation of the title: "A very useful work in Italian for the simple against the very pernicious Lutheran heresies." Subtitled: Opera utilissimavolgare chiamata incendio delle zizanie Lutherane, cioe contra la pernitiossima heresia di Martin Luther "A very useful work in Italian called the burning of the Lutheran darnel, that is, against the ve … [Click Below for Full Description]

Gryphius' device on title page and verso of final leaf. Woodcut initials, some historiated. Greek and Italic type. 8vo (160 x 110mm). [76], 555, [1]pp (e6 blank). Limp vellum, with overlapping fore-edges. Lyon, Sebastian Gryphius,

1532. Gryphius' device on title page and verso of final leaf. Woodcut initials, some historiated. Greek and Italic type. 8vo (160 x 110mm). [76], 555, [1]pp (e6 blank). Limp vellum, with overlapping fore-edges. Lyon, Sebastian Gryphius, Sebastian Gryphius' first edition of the popular encyclopaedic work of Latin author Aulus Gellius (c.125-180 AD). A commonplace book of sorts, the Noctes Atticae is a 'collection of interesting notes on grammar, public and private antiquities, history and biography, philosophy, points of law, text criticism, literary criticism, and various other topics' (Loeb, Latin-English edition). Although in places he attempts to pass off some of the writing of others as his own, Gellius mentions 275 other writers by name; the work of several of those, had they not been present in this volume, would otherwise have been lost. Gryphius' edition begins with an easy-to-use index, divided into several key sections, followed by the twenty books of the compendium. Of book 8 only the chapter headings remain. The first edition of this work was published in Rome in 1469 and was a core humanist text; Augustine referred to Gellius' eloquence, and Erasmus to his erudition (Loeb). It also promptly became a staple school text, as suggested by the considerable annotation in this volume. Inscription 'Collegii.' on title page dated 1634, with marginal and interlinear annotations - including manicules - throughout, in at least one humanist hand. Occasional staining, but overall in very good condition. Gellius, Attic Nights, Volume I: Books 1-5, Trans. J. C. Rolfe (Cambridg … [Click Below for Full Description]

1532. « Virgile, c est le plus grand génie que l humanité ait produit, inspiré d un souffle vraiment divin » (Paul Claudel). L exemplaire Colbert du Virgile de 1529-1532. VIRGILE. P. VIRGILII MARONIS OPERA. Mauri Servii Honorati grammatici in eadem commentarii Castigationes & varietates Virgilianae lectionis, per Ioannem Pierium Valerianum. Parisiis, ex officina Rob. Stephani, 1532. In-folio de (6) ff., 707 pp., (31) ff., 206 pp.,(12) ff. Veau fauve, double filet or encadrant les plats, dos à nerfs orné de double filet et fleurons dorés, coupes décorées, tranches marbrées. Reliure du XVIIe siècle. 295 X 205 mm. « Cette édition est belle et mérite d être recherchée. Les Castigationes et les Variae lectiones, qui occupent 205 pp., indépendamment de l index, ont un titre daté de 1529. Cette partie avait déjà paru séparément. Vend. 17 fr. F. Didot ; 15 flor. Meerman ; 10 fr. 50 c. Boutourlin » (Brunet). Brunet, VI, 1284. La Renaissance française n avait pas à découvrir Virgile comme elle le fit pour d autres auteurs classiques : le Moyen Age avait déjà fait de lui son dieu, conjointement avec Ovide : et c est dès la floraison néolatine d environ 1530 qu il sera placé d autorité au sommet de la hiérarchie avec Horace, au-dessus de Catulle et Térence Poète parfait, plus qu un Homère puisque que ses douze livres épiques réussissent à condenser toute une Iliade et toute une Odyssée, c est aussi un savant et un professeur : ses bucoliques prêchent la vertu civique et la lutte contre l entraînement de la passion. Dans les Géorgiques, l épisode des abeilles est une description d un ét … [Click Below for Full Description]

1532. Kostenloser Versand Innerhalb Deutschlands eBay Shop Kontakt Bewertungen Neueste Artikel Endende Artikel Newsletter Ritterturniere - Rüxner- Bedeutendes Buch von 1532 reich illustriertes Original! Auf Lager, sofort lieferbar 5.800,00 € Der Betrag enthält 7 % MwSt. Zahlungsmethoden: PayPal oder Überweisung Jetzt kaufen Frage stellen Beobachten Seltenes und Schönes Ausgewählte antiquarische Bücher Ausschließlich originale Graphik Faire Preise Fortlaufend interessante Neueingänge Wir kaufen ständig bundesweit große Bibliotheken, Sammlungen und interessante Einzelstücke zu Höchstpreisen. Von Montag bis Freitag erfolgt der Versand nach Zahlungseingang bis 14 Uhr noch am gleichen Tag. Beschreibung Bezahlung & Versand Produktbeschreibung Rüxner, Georg: Anfang, vrspru(n)g vnd herkom(m)en des Thurniers inn Teutscher nation. Wieuil Thurnier biß uff den letstenn zu Wormbs: Auch wie unnd an welchen orten die gehalten, un(d) durch was Fürsten, Grauen, Herrn, Ritter un(d) vom Adel, sie iederzeit besucht worden sindt. (2. Auflage) Mit 1 gefalteten Holzschnitt-Tafel, 248 (2 ganzseitigen, 1 kolorierten) Wappenholzschnitten, 40 Szenenholzschnitten und großer Druckermarke Rodlers auf dem Schlussblatt. Erschienen in Simmern, (bei Rodler) 1532. CCCXIII, 4 nn. Blatt. 31,5 x 21 cm. Späterer Halbpergamenteinband (Dieser berieben und etwas bestossen). Zweite Ausgabe des berühmten Turnierbuches. Verzeichnis der Bücher des 16. Jahrhunderts VD 16 R3542. - Titel mit zeitgenössischem Besitzeintrag, wenige Blatt mit zeitgenössischen Notizen, einige Unterstreichungen, die gefaltete Tafel mit hinterl … [Click Below for Full Description]

Paris: Antoine Augerelle for Jean Petit, 8 November 1532. Novus orbis regionum ac insularum verteribus incognitarum. Paris: Antoine Augerelle for Jean Petit, 8 November 1532 Folio (12 x 8 in.; 30.5 x 20. 3 cm). Petit's woodcut device on title-page, woodcut folding map in the first state ("Nova, Et Integra Universi Orbis Descriptio" with Fine's imprint "Orontius F. Delph.1531 Mense Julio") decorated with a finely detailed border of flowers and bunches of grapes, two putti, two mermaids, and the French royal coat of arms below the title banner, woodcut initials. BINDING/CONDITION: Map shaved along bottom margin with tiny mend to verso of left margin not affecting image, title-page stained, occasional light toning and foxing, more prevalent in latter half of text, Sebastian Münster's name redacted in ink on [alpha]1v and [delta]4r. Later stiff vellum, manuscript title on spine, edges sprinkled red. Quarter brown morocco folding case. (64V1F) A SUPERB COPY OF THE FIRST PARIS EDITION WITH THE FIRST STATE OF THE RARE DOUBLE-CORDIFORM MAP BY ORONCE FINE. Widely regarded as the first general history of travels, this fine collection of voyages was published in Basel a few months earlier with a world map attributed to Sebastian Münster. Fine's map is "a rendering considerably in advance of any others printed earlier.a detailed woodcut, geographically much superior to the large oval map.in the Basle editions" (Shirley). This new form of projection showing both the north and south poles was used by Mercator in his 1538 world map and by Lafreri in 1560; it is a marked departure from the … [Click Below for Full Description]

Basileae : Apud And. Cratandrum et Joan. Bebelium, 1532. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. [Editio princeps of Aristophanes' eleven extant plays in Greek] Small 4to, 22 x 14 cm. Bound in early limp vellum. Collated, complete: [8], 514, [2] p. Printer's device on final page. Woodcut historiated initials. Scattered Greek marginalia. Edited by the German humanist and theologian, Simon Grynaeus. Fourth edition in Greek, 1st complete edition (with the inclusion of Lysistrata and Thesmophoriazusae). Refs: Adams A1708; Hoffmann I, 252. Aristophanous eutrapelotatou Komoidiai hendeka. Aristophanis facetissimi Comoediae undecim. Stamp of Dr. Leopold Oster (1863-1917) of Konstanz. Includes: Plutus, Nebulae, Ranae, Equites, Acharnes, Vespae, Aves, Pax, Concionantes, Cereris sacra celebrantes, Lysistrata.

Colines' 'Tempus' device on title page, 3-6 line initial spaces, all with guide letters. Italic type. 8vo (160 x 110mm). 103, [1]ff. (ff.97-100 misbound), ruled in brown ink. C18th calf, covers with triple gilt fillet, spine gilt with red morocco label, gilt edges, marbled endpapers (joints split but holding, chipped at head and foot of spine, corners bumped and worn). Paris, Simon de Colines,

1532. Colines' 'Tempus' device on title page, 3-6 line initial spaces, all with guide letters. Italic type. 8vo (160 x 110mm). 103, [1]ff. (ff.97-100 misbound), ruled in brown ink. C18th calf, covers with triple gilt fillet, spine gilt with red morocco label, gilt edges, marbled endpapers (joints split but holding, chipped at head and foot of spine, corners bumped and worn). Paris, Simon de Colines, Colines? first edition of Roman poet Valerius Flaccus? (45- 90 A.D.) epic, recounting the adventures of Jason and the Argonauts in their quest for the Golden Fleece. This is the second edition of the text to have been edited by Engentinus (Philipp Engelbrecht, 1490-1528), as indicated by the date of his dedication in this volume, borrowed from the Strasbourg edition of 1525. Engentinus was professor of poetics at the university of Freiburg. A contemporary and acquaintance of Erasmus, he was an attendee at the Diet of Worms in 1521 and subsequently wrote in defence of Martin Luther. Flaccus? epic was never completed. The poet drew heavily on the only text about the Argonauts that preceded his, that of Apollonius the Rhodian, yet additions and omissions of his own mark Flaccus? writing as being entirely independent. Provenance: Note in brown ink on recto of final leaf. Small bookplate on rear paste-down, remnant of wax at foot of title. Small, closed tear to title page, not touching text. Waterstaining to fore-edge of gathering ?e? Small burnmark to f.86, slightly a ecting text. Adams, V78. BMSTC (French), 433. Renouard (Colines), 200. Schreiber, 90. Schweiger 1099. [Attributes: F … [Click Below for Full Description]

(No pl., 1532).4to. In cloth box. With large woodcut depicting a Turkish warrior. (4) lvs.'Die Befragung besteht aus 35 Fragen und Antworten. Man versucht durch Hilfe alle möglichern Fragen, Näheres über die Stärke und Pläne des türkischen Sultan zu ermittlen. Über die Büchsen und andere Gewehre, die Zahl des Kriegsvolkes, der Gegfangene und die Schiffe, die Zahl andere Vöolker beim türkischen Heer, die Krantheit bei den Türken, die Pläne des Sultans etc. sind die Gefangenen befragt worden. (…)' (Akpinar Dellal, p 184 - 186)Very rare questionnaire with fine large woodcut. Apponyi 254.

Basel: Johannes Hervagius, March 1532. Folio (11 X 7 1/2 in.; 27.9 x 19.1 cm). Woodcut printer's device on title and last leaf, large folding woodcut map, "Typus cosmographicus universalis," variously attributed to Sebastian Münster or Hans Holbein, small woodcut text illustrations on pages 30 and 129, some fine woodcut initials. BINDING/CONDITION: Map with skilfully closed tear across the image and minor marginal tear, some general browning, occasionally more pronounced, scattered spotting. Eighteenth-century half mottled calf, speckled paper boards, the spine in four compartments with three raised bands, citron and green morocco lettering pieces in two and the others decorated with gilt borders and fine tools, marbled endpapers, edges stained red; extremities rubbed, foot of spine and lower left corner of upper board wormed. (64V1H) FIRST EDITION, WITH THE WOODCUT MAP OF THE WORLD IN THE FIRST STATE [Harrisse A] with the "Asia" in 8-millimeter letters. Widely regarded as the first general history of travels, this fine collection of voyages was compiled by Johann Huttich with a preface by Simon Grynaeus. The work contains the first three voyages of Columbus, Vincent Yanes Pinzon's voyage, the four voyages of Vespucci, and an extract of the Fourth Decade of Peter Martyr, as well as the voyages of Cadamosto, Nino, and Cabral. Other accounts deal with the travels of Marco Polo and voyages to Africa, Russia, Palestine, the Moluccas, and elsewhere. Shirley attributes the cartography to Sebastian Münster and the border decoration to Holbein, who, during his third Basel period de … [Click Below for Full Description]

(No pl., 1532).4to. In cloth box. With large woodcut depicting a Turkish warrior. (4) lvs. 'Die Befragung besteht aus 35 Fragen und Antworten. Man versucht durch Hilfe alle möglichern Fragen, Näheres über die Stärke und Pläne des türkischen Sultan zu ermittlen. Über die Büchsen und andere Gewehre, die Zahl des Kriegsvolkes, der Gegfangene und die Schiffe, die Zahl andere Vöolker beim türkischen Heer, die Krantheit bei den Türken, die Pläne des Sultans etc. sind die Gefangenen befragt worden. (…)' (Akpinar Dellal, p 184 - 186)Very rare questionnaire with fine large woodcut. Apponyi 254.

Basel: Johannes Hervagius, March 1532. Folio (11 5/8 x 7 3/4 in.; 29.5 x 19.6 cm). Woodcut printer's device on title and last leaf, large woodcut map , "Typus cosmographicus universalis," variously attributed to Sebastian Münster or Hans Holbein small woodcut text illustrations on pages 30 and 129, some fine woodcut initials. BINDING/CONDITION: Lacking quire delta, the map in two large folding sheets removed from text and joined, occasional light text browning and spotting, faint marginal dampstain in quires Aa-Bb. Contemporary limp vellum, with yapp edges, text block lightly sprinkled red; remnants of tawed leather ties, a few stains. Tan cloth folding case, morocco spine label; upper joint somewhat frayed, a few chips to label. (64V1H) FIRST EDITION, WITH THE WOODCUT MAP OF THE WORLD IN THE FIRST STATE [Harrisse A] with the "Asia" in 8-millimeter letters. Widely regarded as the first general history of travels, this fine collection of voyages was compiled by Johann Huttich with a preface by Simon Grynaeus. The work contains the first three voyages of Columbus, Vincent Yanes Pinzon's voyage, the four voyages of Vespucci, and an extract of the Fourth Decade of Peter Martyr, as well as the voyages of Cadamosto, Nino, and Cabral. Other accounts deal with the travels of Marco Polo and voyages to Africa, Russia, Palestine, the Moluccas, and elsewhere. Shirley attributes the cartography to Sebastian Münster and the border decoration to Holbein, who, during his third Basel period designed a number of illustrations for books by that geographer. The "richness of artistic decoration … [Click Below for Full Description]

Wechel Chrestien, 1532. In folio (mm. 332x208). Pp. [8], 279, [1]. Con 123 figure in legno nel testo, di cui 120 a piena pagina. Marca tipografica sul titolo ed in fine. Segnatura: a4 A-Y6 Z8. Sul titolo firma di appartenenza posteriore "D. Josephus Hieronymus Sementius C. Reg. Somaschen". Pergamena floscia coeva con titolo manoscritto al dorso (risguardi rinnovati). Ottima copia, solo a tratti lievemente brunita. BELLISSIMA EDIZIONE PROFUSAMENTE ILLUSTRATA, ristampa della prima edizione di Christian Wechel apparsa nel 1532. Il volume raccoglie i testi dei più importanti scrittori militari di epoca tardo-antica, che goderono di grande fortuna durante il Rinascimento. Le figure, che mostrano macchine da guerra, catapulte, mine, cannoni e i due celebri proto-sommozzatori, sono prese dall'edizione impressa ad Augusta nel 1529 da Heinrich Steiner, che, a sua volta, aveva liberamente copiato quelle dell'edizione di Erfurt di Hans Knappe del 1511. Adams, V-334; BMSTC French, p. 436; Mortimer, 486 (1a edizione)..

Strassburg: Johann Schott, 1532-1531 [vol. II second colophon: 14 February 1532]. Two volumes bound in one (the appendix added to vol.II), folio (287 x 188 mm; 11¼ x 17½ in.). Vol. I: Title within woodcut allegorical border, 4- and 5-part borders to several pages, woodcut arms of Strasbourg, ornamental and historiated initials, head- and tailpieces, 86 woodcuts of plants by Hans Weiditz; vol. II: Title within woodcut allegorical border, 4- part border on 2 pages, 49 woodcut illustrations by Weiditz, all colored in a contemporary hand. 18th-century mottled calf gilt, edges gilt. Rebacked preserving original gilt spine panels, repairs to corners, some slight drying; A4 in volume I bound after b4, lacking blanks b4 and G6 in the first volume and H4 and S6 in the second, small stain in lower margin of first title and first text leaf, some leaves lightly browned, occasional minor staining. Provenance: Johannes Beusler (early ownership inscription on title); Jean Charles Patin (inscription dated 1817 on front flyleaf noting that he is a native of Manneville and currently farming in Bézu-la-Forêt); purchased from William Schatzki, 1971. From the Collection of Arthur & Charlotte Vershbow. Item #401689 A finely colored copy. Referred to as "the first great mind in modern botany" (Hunt), Brunfels' most revolutionary contribution was his choice of artist accurately to portray these "living portraits of plants." The magnificent woodcuts executed by Weiditz were taken from watercolors drawn directly from nature and delineate botanical details well beyond their known function in the taxo … [Click Below for Full Description]

Basileae: ex Officina Valentini Curionis, 1532. Folio. [934]pp. Double columns of Greek and Roman types. Curio’s woodcut printer’s device on title-page. Calf, repaired.

Augsburg, Heinrich Steiner, 1532. 8 nn. Bll. Mit großem Titelholzschnitt und ornamentaler Holzschnittinitiale. Geheftet mit Marmorpapierstreifen (um 1800). 4to. Verzeichnet den gesamten Herrschaftsbereich der vereinigten spanischen Königreiche sowie alle geistlichen und weltlichen Fürsten innerhalb desselben. Genau aufgeführt ist der von den einzelnen Vasallen und den ihnen unterstehenden Ländereien jährlich zu leistende Tribut, darunter auch jene 140.000 Dukaten, die Kaiser Karl V. von den "Inseln von denen das gold kumpt" erwarten durfte. - Durchgehend sehr knapp beschnitten; erste Titelzeile fast vollständig abgeschnitten, auch der fast ganzseitige Wappenholzschnitt am rechten und unteren Rand minimal vom Bindemesser erfasst. Stellenweise leicht braun- bzw. fingerfleckig. - VD 16, E 3913. Nicht in Halle und bei Gilhofer (Zeitungen). Nicht bei Sabin und Howes.

Christianum Wechelum, sub insigni Scuti Basiliensis. 1532 1ed Valturio De Re Militari Illustrated WAR Woodcut Artillery Guns Military Roberto Valturio was a 15th-century Italian engineer known solely for his treatise on military history. De Re Militari focuses on all aspects of warfare, but divides the work into main topics the qualities and virtues of a good leader, ancient Roman military styles, religious customs and beliefs during war, battlefield tactics and maneuvers, location for encampments, use of scouts and explorers, defensive vs offensive weapons, artillery, naval warfare and types of boats, and even a section on astrology and use of stars to guide through battle. This unbelievable, pristine first edition is filled with 85 incredible woodcut engravings of various types of artillery and siege weapons, trebuchet, ballista, catapults, flags, battering rams, and war tools even elaborate, fantastical weapons such as an enormous mobile siege tower designed to look like a dragon! This work was highly influential and oft referenced, as is evidenced by its inclusion in the libraries of Louis XI of France and Lorenzo de Medici. Item number: #6515 Price: $3950 VALTURIUS, Robertus En tibi lector Robertum Valturium, ad illustrem heroa Sigismundum Pandulphum Malatestam Ariminensium regem, de re militari libris XII multo emaculatius, ac picturis, quæ plurimæ in eo sunt, elegantioribus expressum, quam cum Veronæ inter initia artis chalcographicæ anno M.cccclxxxiii. invulgaretur. Parisiis, apud Christianum Wechelum, sub insigni Scuti Basiliensis. I D. XXXII. Mense julio. [1532]. … [Click Below for Full Description]

Kupferstich, 1532. 52 x 70 mm. Bartsch und Hollstein 238. Provenienz: C.G. Boerner, Düsseldorf, 1965

Christian Wechel, Paris. 9 August 1532. Folio (320 x 225 mm). [8], 185, [3] pp., title and last page with printer's tree device, with three large and numerous smaller woodcut diagrams, one double-page, B1 and H4 printed recto and verso with full-page blocks, tipped-in extension slips to diagrams on P6r and Q1r (the second cropped at fold with loss of the extension). Signatures: a4 A-P6 Q4. Contemporary limp vellum with yapp edges and ink lettering on spine (cover restored at spine and lower corner of front cover, vellum browned, lightly soiled and spotted), later endpapers. Protected in slipcase. Internally only little browned, 2-3 small wormholes in first and last few leaves, closed on title, light waterstaining at beginning and end (mostly marginal, affecting first woodcut), some light spotting. Leaf a4 smaller in size and mounted on stub. Provenance: Thomacalli (inscription at foot of title, below a scored inscription); Carlo Birago (signature below illustration on a4); Giancarlo Beltrame Library. Still a very good, wide-margined copy in its original binding. ---- Adams D-1046; Harvard/Mortimer French 182; cf. PMM 54. - FIRST LATIN EDITION of Dürer's landmark study on the theory of art, introducing to a northern European audience a 'completely new attitude to artistic creation which had crystallized in Italy during the Renaissance' (PMM). Dürer explains the application of practical geometry to drawings and paintings: 'these methods were to be applied to architecture, painting, lettering (Dürer designed both Roman and Gothic letters) and ornamental forms in general. in th … [Click Below for Full Description]

Wechel Chrestien, 1532. In folio (mm. 332x208). Pp. [8], 279, [1]. Con 123 figure in legno nel testo, di cui 120 a piena pagina. Marca tipografica sul titolo ed in fine. Segnatura: a4 A-Y6 Z8. Sul titolo firma di appartenenza posteriore "D. Josephus Hieronymus Sementius C. Reg. Somaschen". Pergamena floscia coeva con titolo manoscritto al dorso (risguardi rinnovati). Ottima copia, solo a tratti lievemente brunita. BELLISSIMA EDIZIONE PROFUSAMENTE ILLUSTRATA, ristampa della prima edizione di Christian Wechel apparsa nel 1532. Il volume raccoglie i testi dei più importanti scrittori militari di epoca tardo-antica, che goderono di grande fortuna durante il Rinascimento. Le figure, che mostrano macchine da guerra, catapulte, mine, cannoni e i due celebri proto-sommozzatori, sono prese dall'edizione impressa ad Augusta nel 1529 da Heinrich Steiner, che, a sua volta, aveva liberamente copiato quelle dell'edizione di Erfurt di Hans Knappe del 1511. Adams, V-334; BMSTC French, p. 436; Mortimer, 486 (1a edizione)..