- von Lucas Vorsterman (1595-1675) nach einem Gemälde van Dycks (welches sich bis heute im Familienbesitz der Dukes of Norfolk in Aroundel Castle befindet) unterhalb der Darstellung in der Platte betitelt, bezeichnet und ein lateinisches Lobgedicht auf ihre Gelehrsamkeit; London um 1645 [Das äußerst seltene Blatt mit geglätteter Bugfalte etwas braunfleckig und verso mit umlaufendem dünnen Montagestreifen. The rare etching slightly stained and with light smoothed centrefold. Verso a circumferential, thinner, mounting strip. Fine impression.] Klassischer Porträtstich der holländischen Schule des 17. Jahrhunderts. Links Althea Talbot höfisch gewandet und mit einem Collier aus edlen Steinen und Perlen, einem Zirkel und einem astronomischen Instrument vor einer Vorhangdraperie. Rechts von ihr Thomas Howard in einem Hermelinmantel und mit dem Hosenbandorden. Mit seinem rechten Zeigefinger zeigt er auf einen Globus. Auf diesem ist der Indische Ozean mit der Insel Madagaskar vor der ostafrikanischen Küste sichtbar, weshalb das Portrait in der Literatur als "Madagaskar-Portrait" bezeichnet wird. Außerdem am rechten Bildrand noch zwei antike Marmorbüsten. Howard war einer der bedeutendsten Sammler und Mäzene des 17. Jahrhunderts und ließ sich mehrfach von van Dyck und Rubens portraitieren. Presentation of the 14th Earl of Arundel, Thomas Howard (1585-1646) and his wife Althea Talbot (Marriage 1606-died 1654) in a study room. Left his wife in a courtly dress draperie with a necklace, a compass and an astronomical instrument in front of a curtain drapery. To her right, Thomas Howard in … [Click Below for Full Description]

Abrahami Patriarchae peregrinatio, et vitaThe Holy Land map itself occupies the centre and is surrounded by vignettes of the life of the Patriarch Abraham.Very decorative map made by Abraham Ortelius, based on Ptolemy, but mostly on the bible, particularly for the illustrations of Abraham's life from his departure from Ur to his death, depicted in 22 medallions.According to Nebenzahl: "The 'Wanderings of Abraham' is among the most elaborate of Ortelius' compositions. It demonstrates his combined skills as a cartographer and an artist, and his accomplishment as an historian."First plate, from the (rare) Latin edition of 1595. Original hand colouring. Size: 35,3 x 46,6 cm. Price: € 2.950,- (excl VAT/BTW).

(Augsbourg) Augustae Vindelicorum, ad insigne pinus, 1595. 1 volume petit in-4° carré (15 x 20,5 cm), sobre reliure plein vélin d'ép. (bords sup. ouverts & (très) effrangés), de (IX)+215+(X)pp, marque typogr. sur page de titre (petite découpe de 2 cm² dans le coin sup. droit), ex-libris manuscrit (J. Fortin vendômois ?) ; intérieur frais, bon ex. à rhabiller / édition bilingue, grecque (trad. du copte en grec par un incertain Philippos, possible auteur du IIe des livres des Hieroglyphica Libri II) & latine (versio latina Ioan. Merceri), avec observations de Jean Mercier & notes de David Höschel. / Edition originale pour les notes d'Höschel, la traduction latine de Jean Mercier est reprise de l'éd. Kerver de 1548. / C'est en 1594 que l'humaniste protestant D. Höschel, recteur du collège Sainte-Anne, conservateur de la bibliothèque municipale, fonde à la demande des Welser, puissante famille patricienne & catholique d'Augsbourg, une maison d'édition à l'enseigne 'Ad insigne pinus', dont l'objectif premier est la publication de textes grecs inédits figurant dans la collection de manuscrits de la bibliothèque municipale. L'année suivante, outre les Hieroglyphica d'Horapollon, philosophe alexandrin du IIe siècle, Höschel publie le 'Catalogus codicum graecorum qui sunt in bibliotheca reipublicae Augustae Vindelicorum'. (Les Hieroglyphica sont du reste dédiés à Markus Welser, futur maire d'Augsbourg). / "Le livre a eu une très grande influence sur la littérature savante & ésotérique du XVIe siècle & au-delà ; les livres d'emblèmes le citent souvent comme source (.) Horapollon a ex … [Click Below for Full Description]

Antverpen, I. Bellerum, (not after 1595). Small 8:o. (8),512,(55) pp. Printer's device on title and a large number of woodcut illustrations in the text. 18th-century English calf, worn, with raised bands, gilt spine, later label and red sprinkled edges. Narrow gilt borders on covers. Cover edges with hardly visible blind-stamped decor. Head and tail of spine defective, joints starting. Front flyleaf partly loose. Occasional spotting, a few faint dampstains in the beginning. Two small holes in inner margin on title. Old repair on p. 165 with small loss of text. Upper corner torn off on p. 511 with loss of pagination and one word. Last leaf with several holes in the inner margin with loss of a few numbers in the list of monarchs. Jo. Wædde's and E. Beresford's old signatures on title and signature of the Swedish printer Oscar L. Isacson, dated 1922. Collijn Sveriges bibliografi intill 1600 III, pp. 215-17. Rudbeck Skrifter till Sveriges historia 1096. Warmholtz Bibliotheca historica Sueo-Gothica 1414, the note. A reprint of Bellerus' edition from 1562, based on Scribonius' summary. There are no information on the date of printing of this undated edition, but the printer Johannes Bellerus died October 15 1595. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

G. Mercator 1595-1619, Amsterdam - Copper engraving, hand colored in outline and wash. French text edition. Beautiful hand colored throughout. A strong impression, a tiny split in the lower centre fold skillful mended (hardly visibly), else in excellent condition.

Antwerpen, 1595. Copper engraving, hand colored in outline and wash. In excellent condition. 363 by 504mm (14¼ by 19¾ inches).

London: In aedibus Ianae Yetsweirt relictae Caroli Yetsweirt [etc.], 1595. Contemporary calf, centered blind lozenges, rubbed, rebacked, a few leaves somewhat crinkled, one leaf stained, else well preserved; the Taussig copy The last 16th century edition of one of the most important of all medieval English law books, likened by Maitland to a medieval cathedral and called by Holdsworth "the basis of the mediaeval common law"; the first book printed by Jane Yetsweirt

1595. [Anvers], Ortelius, 1594. Carte (557 X 405 mm, marges comprises) sous cadre en bois noirci moderne. CARTE DE LA PROVENCE fin XVIe en coloris d'époque, tirée de l'atlas d'Ortelius, le premier atlas moderne du monde. Cette carte est ornée de deux cartouches, de voilier et galion avec chaloupe. BELLE CARTE ANCIENNE, RARE, décorative, en très bel état et bien encadrée. NICE COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST.

Vicenza. Giorgio Greco. 1595. Cm. 22; pp. (8), 123, 1 bianca. Una bella pianta, più volte ripiegata, di cm. 31x34, con 49 rimandi, dell'Assedio di Anversa. Una tabella fuori testo con "Arbore dei Conti di Fiandra". Cartonato rustico seicentesco con lacci. Piccoli restauri al dorso. Ottimo esemplare [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Vicenza. Giorgio Greco. 1595Cm. 22; pp. (8), 123, 1 bianca. Una bella pianta, più volte ripiegata, di cm. 31x34, con 49 rimandi, dell'Assedio di Anversa. Una tabella fuori testo con "Arbore dei Conti di Fiandra". Cartonato rustico seicentesco con lacci. Piccoli restauri al dorso. Ottimo esemplare 497 / P

Abrahami Patriarchae peregrinatio, et vitaThe Holy Land map itself occupies the centre and is surrounded by vignettes of the life of the Patriarch Abraham.Very decorative map made by Abraham Ortelius, based on Ptolemy, but mostly on the bible, particularly for the illustrations of Abraham's life from his departure from Ur to his death, depicted in 22 medallions.According to Nebenzahl: "The 'Wanderings of Abraham' is among the most elaborate of Ortelius' compositions. It demonstrates his combined skills as a cartographer and an artist, and his accomplishment as an historian."First plate, from the (rare) Latin edition of 1595. Original hand colouring. Size: 35,3 x 46,6 cm. Price: € 2.950,- (excl VAT/BTW).

Kupferstich, von Lucas Vorsterman I (1595 Bommeln oder Zaltbommel ? Antwerpen 1675), nach einem Selbstbildnis der Künstlerin von 1622, auf grautonigem Bütten. 32.2:22,1 cm. Ingesamt etwas fleckig und mit Bereibungen, Mitte Rand oben Nagellöchlein, Quetsch- und Knickfalten geglättet. Literatur: Hollstein 214 III (von 4). Lucas Vorsterman I. gehörte der berühmten Stecherschule von P.P. Rubens (1577-1640) an. Gertrude van Veen war die Tochter des bekannten Rubens-Lehrers Otto van Veen (1556-1629) und betätigte sich auf dem Gebiet der Porträtmalerei.

[Heidelberg], Hieronymus Commelinus, 1595. 8vo. (12), 378 pp., final blank f. (Bound with): Sylburg, Friedrich. Saracenica, sive Moamethica. Ibid., 1595. (8), 152 pp. Both works have printer's woodcut device to title page. Contemp. blindstamped vellum. I: An uncommon edition. The book was first published by Prevosteau in Paris in 1590 from the author's notes ("ex adversariis"). Essentially the sources drawn on are purely those of ancient writers, both Greek and Latin, from whom there is extensive quotation. Book I is concerned with the Persian rulers and their history, book II with religious and social life, and book III with military organisation and prowess, both ancient and modern. Brisson (1531-91) was a distinguished jurist and author of important works, notably the legal code of Henri III, but no traveller. He was hanged by the "Ligueurs" on 15 Nov. 1591. The "Typographus lectori" makes it very clear how difficult were the circumstances in which Brisson found himself, the very walls of the city being shaken by bombardment, and the shadow of death being seen everywhere, and the very opening paragraph of the text, in which Brisson speaks of "Regii nominis decus, imperii maiestatem, totumque regni statum", has contemporary resonance. Friedrich Sylburg, who acted as editor and proof-reader for the Commelin atelier, has added just a few notes at the end, the preface to these claiming that the original Paris edition of 1590 had been full of errors of transcription and editing. - II: Bound with this is the first edition of Sylburg's "Saracenica", a "theological compilation w … [Click Below for Full Description]

Paris: Abel Angelier, 1595. Small folio, bound in sixes. (12 3/4 x 8 3/8 inches). 3 parts in one. [24], 1-209, [1, blank]; 211-523, [1, blank]; 1-231, [1] pp. Large woodcut printer's device to title [Renouard, Marques Typographiques Parisennes 551], woodcut vignettes and initials. Errata on verso of terminal leaf. Nineteenth century red morocco, bound by Trautz-Bauzonnet, spine with raised bands in six compartments, lettered in gilt the second and third, red morocco pastedowns elaborately panelled in gilt, marbled endpapers, gilt edges First complete edition of Montaigne's Essays, enlarged and editied by his adopted daughter Marie le Jars de Gournay. This works comprises all three parts (two parts only had been previously published in Bordeaux in 1580), complete with Montaigne's final additions and corrections from his unpublished manuscripts, as well as Montaigne's 'Au Lecteur' dated 1580 and Gournay's preface. The latter does not appear in the simultaneous Paris edition by Michel Sonnius. Montaigne's Essays are justly celebrated as the essence of humanist thought during the French Rennaissance and the progenitor of the personal essay as a literary genre. His work, and its focus on the nature of man and his search for self knowledge via life experience, would have a profound influence on writers as varied as Descartes to Emerson to Nietzche and on the fields of philosophy, psychology, education and more. In his his final essay, On Experience, Montaigne, who suffered from kidney stones, writes eloquently on health, medicine and suffering in the 16th century. This copy bound … [Click Below for Full Description]

1595 - [Anvers], Ortelius, 1595. Deux cartes (51 X 39) et (50 X 33) sous cadres en pichepin. DEUX CARTES DU MAROC fin XVIe en coloris d'époque tirées de l'atlas d?Ortelius, le premier atlas moderne du monde. Il s'agit des parties atlantique et méditerranéenne du Maroc. Ces cartes sont ornées d'un grand cartouche décoré, de voiliers et de monstres marins. BELLES CARTES ANCIENNES, RARES, décoratives, en très bel état et bien encadrées. NICE COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST.

Alblas, pp. 50-51; Borst & Verkruijsse, eds., pp. 486-487; Praz, p. 475. First edition, in Dutch, of a remarkable example of the cross-fertilization of English and Dutch literature in the early 17th century. Rodenburgh's Dutch adaption of Sir Philip Sidney's The defence of poesie (1595) and of excerpts from Thomas Wilson's The arte of rhetorique form the theoretical prose core of the present work about poetry and expresses this view as well. Rodenburgh complemented it with a great number of exemplary poems, short verse plays, occasional verse and emblematic poems, both borrowed and original, many published here for the first time.With early notes about the content on an endleaf. With occasional minor stains, mostly in the foot margin, a couple small marginal tears and a few tiny marginal worm holes, but otherwise in very good condition and with generous margins. With the vellum slightly soiled and one headband partly detached, but binding still good. A landmark in the history of Dutch poetry.

Antwerp: Abraham Ortelius, 1595. unbound. Map. Engraving with hand color. Image measures 15 1/4" x 19 3/4". This stunning map of the Kingdoms of Fez and Morocco covers the northwestern part of Africa in beautiful detail. Depicts the Barbary Coast and the southern part of Spain and the Straits of Gibraltar, including Madera and the Canary Islands with a note reading "The Canary islands are seven in number, but together with smaller islands there are in fact eleven". The map offers extensive detail on the several tribes and kingdoms in west and north Africa. Topographical and geographical features such as mountains, forests and cities are beautifully rendered in profile.During this time, the Barbary Pirates operated in this area, despite of which Morocco managed to trade sugar, tobacco, gold and leather with France and England.Ortelius based this map on the 1564 Africa map by Gastaldi and maps from Livio Sanuto's Africa atlas. A large inset of the Congo region in the top left of the map was based on Pigafetta's 1591 map of the Congo. A beautifully engraved title cartouche adorns the lower right of the map. Illustrations of ships and a sea monster are included in the Atlantic Ocean.This map was published in the 1595 edition of Ortelius's famous "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum," which is historically considered the first modern atlas. Based on the Latin text on verso, only 500 copies of this particular atlas were ever printed (van der Broecke 177). The map is in good condition with minimal wear and toning along the original centerfold. Minor foxing in the margins with Latin text on ve … [Click Below for Full Description]

Giovanni Rossi 1595 In 4to (cm 21), cartonato coevo (dorso rifatto), pp. (8), 250, (2 bianche). Marca tipografica al titolo. Alcuni fascicoli lievemente bruniti, ma nel complesso ottima copia genuina e marginosa nella sua prima legatura.RARA EDIZIONE ORIGINALE. Originario di Fossombrone, Antonio Giganti compì i suoi studi sotto la guida di Ludovico Panezio da Fano e dello zio paterno Girolamo, che fu letterato e giurista stimato. Grazie a lui il Giganti conobbe il prelato bolognese Ludovico Beccadelli, nunzio pontificio a Venezia dal 1550, di cui divenne fidatissimo segretario fino alla morte di quest'ultimo (1572). Dal 1555 fino al 1560, anno in cui fu richiamato a Roma, il Beccadelli insieme al suo seguito risiedette a Ragusa in Dalmazia. Quivi il Giganti cominciò la sua collezione di oggetti naturalistici, che divenne negl'anni un vero e proprio museo (cfr. G. Fragnito, Compositio memoriae: il museo di Antonio Giganti, in: "In museo e in villa. Saggi sul Rinascimento perduto"?, Venezia, 1988, pp. 159 - 214), si appassionò alla poesia provenzale e scrisse uno dei suoi primi componimenti De irrito piscatu in litore Illyrico (pp. 74 - 75 della presente edizione). Dopo un soggiorno di tre anni a Trento, Beccadelli si trasferì a Prato. Quivi il Giganti ampliò la sua collezione, continuò ad acquistare codici di poeti provenzali ed italiani del Tre - Quattrocento e divenne membro dell'Accademia fiorentina. Alla morte del Beccadelli, il Giganti entrò al servizio del cardinale Gabriele Paleotti, presso la cui residenza bolognese rimase fino al 1597. Fu in questi anni che egli co … [Click Below for Full Description]

Apud Ioan. Franciscum Carraram, Panormi, 1595. In 4, pp. (2) + 568 + (44) di indice + (2b). Fr. inciso e ritratto dell'A. inciso al verso del fr. stesso. Mancanze alla prima e alla ultima carta di sguardia, qualche lieve mancanza al fr. Gora leggera adÂunaÂtrentina di carteÂche diventa piu' insistente suÂtre-quattro carte. Sei carte si presentano molto brunite. Legatura in p. pg. restaurata. Ed. orig., rara,Âdi questoÂtrattato di diritto feudale del catanese Niccolo' (o Nicola) Intriglioli il quale approfondisce in modo particolare la tesi della derivazione del potere baronale dal monarca e il contenuto della giurisdizione feudale. Per l'A. in Sicilia la concessione del misto impero non e' mai implicita nell'investitura feudale ma deve esplicitamente risultare nell'atto e avvenire solo dietro richiesta del beneficiario. Cfr. 'Annuario dell'Istituto storico italiano per l'eta' moderna e contemporanea', voll. 29-30, p. 160. Nicola Intriglioli fu professore di diritto a Catania, poi magistrato a Palermo: 'illustro' moltissime materie del nostro diritto; sciolse molte quistioni legali nei suoi trenta Consigli o responsi e nei trattati su i feudi e le sostituzioni; interpretto' molte legi sicole.'. La Mantia, 'Storia della legilazione civile e criminale di Sicilia', voll. 1-2, p. 74. ITA

Paris, Abel L'Angelier, 1595. LA PRECIEUSE EDITION ORIGINALE COMPLETE DES ESSAIS DE MONTAIGNE EDITEE PAR MARIE DE GOURNAY, « FILLE SPIRITUELLE » DE L’AUTEUR. ELLE FIXE LE TEXTE DEFINITIF DE CE MONUMENT DE LA LITTERATURE DE LA RENAISSANCE. L’édition originale, parue en 1580, possédait les deux premiers Livres ; le troisième Livre parut en 1588. Tchemerzine, IV, 876 et III, 460 ; Sayce, 7a ; Philippe Desan, Bibliotheca Desaniana, 21 ; Le Petit, 102-105 ; Picot, Catalogue du Baron J. de Rothschild, I, 141 ; Bulletin Morgand et Fatout, 8961 ; En Français dans le texte, n°73. PRECIEUX EXEMPLAIRE AVANT LES CARTONS POSSEDANT LE FEUILLET D’ERRATA ET BIEN COMPLET DE LA CELEBRE PREFACE DE MONTAIGNE « C’est icy un livre de bonne foi » que l’on ne rencontre que dans les exemplaires édités par Abel L’Angelier. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

Antwerpen, 1595. 37,5 x 50 cm, Völlige Neufassung der Ostfrieslandkarte gegenüber der Ortelius-Karte von 1580; Zeigt Ostfriesland zwischen Dollart, Ems und Weser mit dem Wattenmeer und den Inseln Borkum, Juist, \"Boese\", Norderney, Baltrum, Langeoog, Spiekeroog und Wangerooge. 1. Ausgabe dieser Neufassung mit lateinischem Rückentext. Unten rechts Insetkarte mit der Wasserflut bei Emden im Jahre 1277. Oben mittig Kartusche mit Kartentitel, unten links friesisches Paar in Tracht, darunter Meilenzeiger mit Einteilung 1 - 5. Vgl. van den Broecke, Ortelius Atlas Maps, S. 127, Nr. 83 (1595L47); // Sehr guter Zustand, die Mittelfalz rückseitig verstärkt, 1 kl. Wurmloch. /landkarten Versand D: 5,90 EUR

Altkol. Kupferstich von Ortelius nach Philipp Apian, 1595, 39 x 49 cm. Van den Broecke 110. - Mit altkolorierter Kartusche, Meilenzeiger und dem bayerischen Wappen. - Eine der schönsten Altbayernkarten. Mit breitem Rand und besonders schönem Altkolorit! Aufwendig gerahmt.

Antwerpen,, 1595 - Van den Broecke 146, Zacharakis 1610. - Kupferstich-Landkarte von Griechenland mit den Griechischen Inseln, der Ägäis, einem Teil von Kleinasien und Kreta von A. Ortelius. Aus der lateinischen Ausgabe des Theatrum Orbis Terrarum von 1595, rückseitig mit lateinischem Text. Die wunderschöne, original alte Handkolorierung wirkt erstaunlich frisch. - Leichte Abklatschppuren, ansonsten tadelloses Exemplar auf hervoragendem Papier. - Beautiful original old coloured copper engraved map of Greece by A. Ortelius. Showing Greece with the Greek Islands, Crete, Asia Minor and the Aegean Sea. From the 1595 Latin edition of Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Latin text on verso. - Slight offsetting, otherwise perfect condition with very good paper quality.

1595. Rare Lafrery school map of Hungary embraces the area between Vienna, Styria in Slovenia, Zagreb in Croatia, Belgrade in Serbia and Drohobyczka in the South of Poland. Arnoldo di Arnoldi was a Flemish cartographer, born as Arnold Scherpensiel, who worked with Magini in Bologna between 1595-1600 and Antonius Floriani and Florimi in Siena from 1600 to his death two years later. Matteo Florimi probably did an apprenticeship in the workshops of Antonio Lafrery and Claudio Duchetti and belongs because of his style of engraving to a late Lafrery school. All of his works are rare on the market. This rare map is copied after more common map by Gerhard Mercator, first published in 1585. References: Bifolco – Ronca, p. 388; Tooley, p. 23.

Dordrecht, Abraham, and Isaack Canin 1595. 273 (15), (4) 126 (5) folia. Origineel Perkament met stempels, Folio (Met 5 titelpagina's, fraai origineel exemplaar van dit uiterst zeldzame werk van de Reformator Heinrich Bullinger, 1504-1575. Bullinger was een Zwitserse, protestantse theoloog en reformator. Hij was de opvolger van Huldrych Zwingli als hoofd van de kerk van de stad Zürich. Later bleek dat hij een grote rol speelde in de Reformatie. Uit recent onderzoek is namelijk gebleken dat hij een van de bekendste theologen van de zestiende eeuw was.) 273 (15), (4) 126 (5) folia. Contemporary blind-stamped Vellum, Folio (With 5 titlepages, beautiful copy of this extremely rare treatise in pastoral theology by the reformer Heinrich Bullinger, 1504-1575. Bullinger was a Swiss, protestant theologian and reformer. He was the successor of Huldrych Zwingli as head of the church of the city Zürich. Later on it turned out that he played a large role in the Reformation. Recent research shows that he was one of the best-known theologians of the sixteenth century.) Staedtke 1, 102-15-195.

1595Couverture souple Lugduni, Iacobum Roussin, 1595. Petit in-12, 676 pages, 20 feuillets, trous de vers dans les marges inferieures sur plusieurs feuillets sans atteindre le texte. Plein vélin de l'époque à rabats avec lacets. Pedro de Ribadeneira (1526-1611) est un jésuite espagnol, proche compagnon de Saint Ignace de Loyola. Outre ses missions diplomatiques pour la Compagnie de Jésus (il fut entre autres envoyé aux Pays-Bas pour y déclarer les Constitutions jésuites et contribua à obtenir la reconnaissance de la Compagnie des Jésuites dans les pays du Nord), il est célèbre pour ses oeuvres littéraires, et en particulier pour sa Vie d'Ignace de Loyola. Témoin oculaire de la vie de Saint Ignace, il la décrit avec un foisonnement de détails et d'anecdotes, qui tend parfois même à atténuer le caractère grandiose des exploits relatés. Mais outre l'expérience personnelle de l'auteur en tant qu'ami et compagnon de Loyola, l'incroyable documentation sur laquelle est basée toute l'oeuvre a fait de cet ouvrage une référence dès sa parution en latin à Naples en 1572. La première édition en espagnole revue et commentée par l'auteur est parue en 1583 ; d'autres éditions ont suivi, toutes révisées par l'auteur ; l'édition de 1594 semble contenir le texte final. Très bel exemplaire dans son vélin de l'époque.Bon

- Altkolorierter Kupferstich aus Parergon . b. Abraham Ortelius in Antwerpen, 1595, 36 x 51 van den Broecke, Ortelius Atlas Maps, Nr. 221. - Zeigt Ägypten mit dem Nillauf von der Quelle bis zur Mündung ins Mittelmeer. - Oben links Titelkartusche; rechts daneben Kartusche mit Erklärungen; rechts daneben Insetkarte von Alexandrien und Umgebung. (Bilder zum Artikel auf meiner Homepage, oder bei Anfrage - pictures on my homepage or after request)

Paris Federicus Morellus, 1595. Bound with: Idem, Peri enyptioon. [Graece]. ? Ibd., 1586.Idem, Liber de Insomniis. [Latine]. Interprete A. Pichonio. ? Ibd., 1586.Katástasis: 16 p. (Greek text), 8 p. (Latin text). Bound between quires A and B of the Greek text are 8 pages of: Syneius. Homiliae . Paris, Morel , 1600.Peri nypníon: 56 p.De insomniis: (10) (Epistola nuncupatoria), 31 leaves, (1) leaf Errata.Adams S-2212, 2204, 2205; Hoffmann III, 464-466. First separate editions of all works.Marginal waterstaining, notes on front fly-leaves. 19th century red morocco, inside dentelle, spine gilt, triple gilt filets on both covers. Synesius (c. 373 - c. 414), neoplatonist, bishop of Ptolemais in the province Cyrenaica in today?s Libya. Katástasiv describes the fall and ruin of that province. De insomniis liber, a book on the reasonableness of Dreams, written about 402, is deeply influenced by the Neoplatonists Plotin and Porphyry. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Braun/Hogenberg "Civitates ." - Gran,Strigonium,Braun Hogenberg, a. 1595 Etching, edited by Braun Hogenberg, Civitates orbis terrarum, Part V, french edition, anno 1595, size of the leaf: 40 x 54 cm., little brwonsih. "STRIGONIVM GRAN" [Attributes: Hard Cover]

- So man stets bey sich haben vnd führen kan. In fürfallender Not sich Hülff daraus zuerholen, wider allerhand Kranckheit des menschlichen Leibes, vom Haupt an bis auff die Fussohlen. In gewisse Capitel und richtige Ordnung gebracht und mit guten, heilsamen, schlechten, einfeltigen und zusammen gesetzten Mitteln aus vieler Hochgelährter Leute Bücher gezieret. Sampt eines vornemen erfarnen Münchs Experiment, welcher zur zeit Friderici des ersten Churfürsten zu Sachsen gelebet und in sehr grossem Beruff gewesen. Dergleichen zuvor niemals also in Druck kommen. E.A. Leipzig. Johann Beyer. MDXCV. 1595. Titelblatt zweifarbiger Druck. 12 Bl.+508 S.+Register (komplett). Fotokopien ergänzen fehlende Seiten (S. 23/24 und die letzten 7 S. Register, manche Seiten mit Papierbrei ergänzt) auf gebräuntem Papier. (einige Textanstreich.). Neuerer Einband ca. 1850 restauriert. Hld.-2/3)Bild einer Seite. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Dordrecht, Abraham, and Isaack Canin 1595 - 273 (15), (4) 126 (5) folia. Origineel Perkament met stempels, Folio (Met 5 titelpagina's, fraai origineel exemplaar van dit uiterst zeldzame werk van de Reformator Heinrich Bullinger, 1504-1575. Bullinger was een Zwitserse, protestantse theoloog en reformator. Hij was de opvolger vanHuldrych Zwinglials hoofd van de kerk van de stad Zürich. Later bleek dat hij een grote rol speelde in deReformatie. Uit recent onderzoek is namelijk gebleken dat hij een van de bekendste theologen van dezestiende eeuwwas.) 273 (15), (4) 126 (5) folia. Contemporary blind-stamped Vellum, Folio (With 5 titlepages, beautiful copy of this extremely rare treatise in pastoral theology by the reformer Heinrich Bullinger, 1504-1575. Bullinger was a Swiss, protestant theologian and reformer. He was the successor of Huldrych Zwingli as head of the church of the city Zürich. Later on it turned out that he played a large role in the Reformation. Recent research shows that he was one of the best-known theologians of the sixteenth century.) Staedtke 1, 102-15-195

Frankfurt a. M., (Nicolaus Basse) 1595.. Kl.-8°. (10) Bl., 465, (17) S. mit Druckermarke in Holzschnitt u. 57 (9 wdh.) Holzschnitten von Jost Amman. Prgt. mit goldgepr. Rückenschild.. Adams II, 705. Andresen I, 350, 221. Becker, Amman 5 g. Graesse VI, 82. Goed. II, 106, 112, 5. Menke II, 6. VD 16, R 1016. - Vierte Ausgabe der lateinischen Bearbeitung des Reineke Fuchs durch Hartmann Schopper (1542-1595). Der 1567 erschienene Erstdruck von Schoppers Reineke Fuchs war mit 40 Holzschnitten von Virgil Solis ausgestattet. - Rückenschild erneuert, kl. Fehlstelle am Fuß unauffällig restauriert, Bildverlust bei der Druckermarke unauffällig ergänzt, St.a.T., die Holzschnitte vereinzelt in etwas schwachem Abdruck, stellenweise zeitgenöss. Anstreichungen mit Tinte, sehr gutes sauberes Exemplar.

1595. The Reception of Roman Law in Germany Oldendorp, Johann [1480-1567]. Actionum Iuris Civilis Loci Communes, Ad Usum Forensem Accommodati, Et Tractatus de Forma Investigandae Actionis In Iudicio Proponendae, Item de Formula Libelli, Per que Editur Actio, Ubi Etiam Explicatio Adijcitur de Usitatis & Salutaribus Libellorum Clausulis, & de Postitionibus & Articulis. Cologne: Apud Ioannem Gymnicum, 1595. [viii], 104, 102 pp. [Bound with] Treutler, Hieronymus. Lucerna Causidicorum, Id est, In Iurisprudentiam Romanam, Praesertim Vero Tam Cameralem, Quam Communis fori Processum, Annotationes Aureae, Hieronymi Treutleri, Ut ad Caussas Obtinendas Summum Momentum Habere, Facile Quivis Reipsa Deprehendere Possit. Cologne: Excudebat Seruatius Erffens, 1612. 203 [i.e. 199], [4] pp. Octavo (6" x 3-3/4"). Contemporary vellum with lapped edges, faint early hand-lettered title to spine. Light soiling, a few minor stains to boards, minor worming to rear hinge, partial crack between front free endpaper and title page of Actionum. Woodcut printer devices, head-pieces, tail-pieces and decorated initials. Light toning to text, faint dampspotting in places, internally clean. Ex-library. Bookplate to front pastedown. * Oldendorp: third and final edition; Treutler, only edition. The two titles in this volume are fine examples of the reception of Roman law in the German states during the early modern era. Both are the work of fairly distinguished lawyers. Actionum Iuris Civilis is a treatise on actions and defenses in Roman law. Its first two editions were published in 1539 and 1549. Lucerna Cau … [Click Below for Full Description]

1595. * Very detailed and interesting map of North Africa, originally made by Gerard Mercator c. 1595. The upper half consists of an oblong map of the Southern coast of the Mediterranean with focus on the present Morocco, Tunesia, Algeria, Libya and Egypt. The Engraved map of Northern Africa. 3 maps on 1 sheet. Amsterdam c. 1630. 47x35 cm. Paper size: 54x40 cm. Uncoloured. Slightly browned along the upper 15 cm of the centrefold, otherwise in good condition.

- Sebastianum Henricpetri [Sebastian Heinrich Petri], Basileae [Bâle] 1595, (20p.) 1626 col. (11p.), in-folio (20,5x33cm), relié. - Edizione Basilea, integrato e arricchito da Basilio Zanchi, Marcello Squarcialupi e Caellii Secundi Curionis. Marca di stampante (allegorica scena forgia) inserto sul frontespizio e grande vignetta sul retro dell'ultima foglia, lo stesso modello con telaio composto rinascimentali personaggi allegorici. Alcuni iniziali, una fascia e un cul-de-lampada. Concordanza lessicale originariamente pubblicato nel 1535 sotto il titolo di Mr. Tullium Ciceronem Observationes nel testo latino in due colonne di 85 righe. Cartone posteriore shabby: la parte posteriore è mancante. Margini della carta foderato sul retro del frontespizio. Angolare mancanza riempito in lamiera 1-2 in margine superiore con piccolo influisce sul testo. Alcuni foxing pallido, foxing. Browning di carta dispone di giornali tedeschi e svizzeri di quel tempo. Come la Tabula Aurea (tabella oro) Bergama al lavoro di Tommaso d'Aquino, il Thesaurius Ciceronianus è fondamentale leggere l'enorme corpus di lavori vocabolario di Cicerone e indispensabile al suo studio, compreso l'insegnamento. Renaissance trovato nel classico di Cicerone, ha riesumato i manoscritti ed edizioni abbondano; è l'autore latino il meno controverso e più studiato, sia nel mondo religioso come civile, da qui la necessità di questo lessico per determinare la corretta lettura del suo lavoro. "Questo libro, molto utile per la comprensione di Cicerone, apparso sotto il titolo di Observationes in Ciceronem es Prato Albuini (B … [Click Below for Full Description]

Friburgi Helvetiorum, ex officina typographica Abrahami Gemperlini, Anno M.D.XCV, 1595,. in-8°, 8 Bl. (Titelbl. mit Holzschnittvign.) + 1194 S. + 10 Bl. (Impressum: Friburgi Brisgoiae, Excudebat Martinus Böcklerus, impensis Abrahami Gemperlini. / Anno M.D.XCV.), hs. Ex-Libris auf Titelblatt: 'de Paolo Ant: Pavensi - 1719' und 'G: Van Diemen', Pergament Einband d. Zeit, Rücken auf 4 Bünden mit hs. Titelei. Schönes Exemplar.. Rare. La BCU de Fribourg n'est en possession d'aucun exemplaire, ni la Bibliotheque Nationale Suisse ou l'ensemble des bibliotheques de la Suisse-Romande (Rero).Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage. Bosson, L'Atelier Typographique de Fribourg (Suisse) N° 53; Horodisch, p. 34; Schnürer n° 55, p. 125-127. Sommervogel / de Backer -; BCU Fribourg -; Helveticat -; Rero -.

Apud Andreae Wecheli Heredes., Francofurti 1595 - Legatura settecentesca in piena pergamena con nervi e titolo oro su tassello in pelle scura al ds. Applicate ai piatti le pergamene originarie con fregio a secco centrale. Piccole macchie e margini scuriti della legatura, ma buono stato nel complesso. Interni ottimi, salvo pallidi aloni sulle ultime carte, qualche piegatura in poche pagine e uno o due strappetti senza alcuna lesione del testo. Provenienza: Birmingham Medical Institute (timbretti al margine inferiore di alcune carte). Durling, 2319; Walleriana, 4489; Wellcome, 3176. Folio (cm. 36,6), 10 cc.nn., 50 pp, (di cui le ultime 20 numerate per colonna), 232 pp. (id est 224, di cui le ultime 6 pp. numerate per colonna - le ultime 3 con errore di numerazione), 157 pp., 1 c. bianca, 144(2) pp., 382(4) pp., 253(4) pp., 393 pp (di cui le ultime 16 numerate per colonna), 1 c. bianca, 45 pp. (di cui cui le ultime 8 pp. numerate per colonna), 20 cc.nn. (compreso il colophon con marca tipografica al verso). Testo in greco e latino. [Attributes: Soft Cover]

Anvers / Antwerpen, 1595 ou 1601,. 34 x 45.5 cm, gravee sur cuivre et coloriee a la main. papier legerement bruni, petite fente au bas du plis de la page. Texte en latin au verso, avec lettrine coloriee. 1 feuille / 1 Blatt.. Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage. Blumer 59; Koeman III, 4900:31; Broecke 115.2.