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Published by Georgium Marescottum, Florence, 1583
Seller: B & L Rootenberg Rare Books, ABAA, Sherman Oaks, CA, U.S.A.
First Edition
FIRST EDITION. Woodcut printer's device on title and on the colophon, woodcut initials. Full calf, gilt decorations in an antique style, morocco spine label, spine label; minor waterstain to index leaves. Faint contemporary ownership signature at foot of title page. An excellent copy.
Published by apud Jordanum Zilettum, Venetiis, 1573
Seller: Rossignol, Paris, France
Book First Edition
Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. Edition Originale. Célèbre ouvrage des Sept livres de la chirurgie du médecin vénitien Andrea Della Croce. Petit in folio (dim 29 x 21,5 cm), reliure demi velin, plats cartonnés à papier dominoté, tranches mouchetées. (iv) ff, 142 feuillets, feuillets 43, 56, et index manquant. Titre avec vignette gravée, ex libris manuscrit de l'époque rayé en bas du titre, illustré d'environ 500 gravures sur bois xylographiques in texte et de 5 grandes gravures, dont 2 pleine page. Légère auréole des feuillets 2 à 8, 15 à 17, 29 à 45, 50 à 65, 68 à 81, feuillet 83, 93 à 108, 120 à 121, 126 à 131, 136 à 141, s'accentuant aux feuillets 6 à 8, des feuillets 11 à 13, des feuillets 18 à 28, sur feuillets 53-54, sur feuillets 120-121. Giovanni Andrea Della Croce (1509 ou 1515-1575) était un chirurgien vénitien du 16e siècle. Petit-fils du chirurgien Giovanni Antonio Grandi Della Croce, au service du duc de Milan, il se consacra à l'étude des médecins classiques et devint en 1532 membre du Collège chirurgical de Venise. Ce collège avait le monopole du soin des blessés et des lectures publiques d'anatomie et de chirurgie. Il reçut la charge de médecin de la flotte vénitienne. Il fut chargé par le magistrat de la Santé de s'unir aux médecins Sanmicheli, de Castello et Santo, pour pourvoir aux défenses contre la peste. En 1559, pour motifs de santé, il a une dispense de cours, mais il continua les études anatomiques et chirurgicales, en particulier sur le soin des blessures d'armes à feu. Il était l'un des chirurgiens les plus performants de Venise pendant les années de guerre contre les Turcs. Il publia cet ouvrage, son ?uvre majeure en 1573, auquel il devra sa renommée européenne. Il fut traduit en diverses langues et compte sept tomes :1. les abcès et tumeurs 2. les blessures d'armes à feu et les méthodes pour éviter les hémorragies 3. les ulcères (5 parties) 4. étude des fractures osseuses 5. interventions: cautérisations, phlébotomie, litotrizia 6.antidotes et remèdes chirurgicaux 7. série d'esquisses relative aux instruments opératoires, dont certains de son invention. Cet ouvrage est le plus vaste et le plus analytique du genre. Della Croce introduit des synonymes dans des langues différentes pour désigner les affections morbides, et donne moultes exemples pratiques pour accomplir les opérations. Malgré son hippocratisme, il est parfois en mesure de se détacher des anciens, comme pour la trépanation du crâne, qu'il déconseille d'accomplir dans les sutures; il adopte une nouvelle attitude dans la description de la hernie du poumon, dépassant l'anatomo-pathologiste Rolando da Parma ; mais son ?uvre a surtout du succès pour les parties relatives aux blessures à la tête et à la poitrine, aux hémorragies et aux lésions relatives à la trachée. Dans ce travail sont présentées toutes les opérations nécessaires d?un excellent chirurgien pour guérir toutes sortes de blessures; deux gravures pleine page mettent en scène des opérations réalisées sur les champs de bataille, dont une représentant des Turcs. Croce avait un intérêt particulier pour la trépanation, qui est représentée sous forme de 3 gravures en demi-page, montrant les étapes d'une telle opération. Il décrit avec précision les maladies craniennes et cérébrales, le traitement des plaies et des blessures par balle. Plus de 500 gravures in texte représentent en détail les instruments chirurgicaux utilisés depuis l'Antiquité. En 1575, Croce meurt à Venise, peut-être de la peste, avec toute sa famille, et fut enterré dans l'église Santa Maria dell' Umiltà (détruite en 1824). Sa pierre tombale fut vendue à une famille noble trévisane et aboutit au séminaire patriarcal de Venise. Un des plus importants ouvrages de médecine du 16e siècle.
Publication Date: 1474
Seller: The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd., ABAA ILAB, Clark, NJ, U.S.A.
Signed
Nuremberg: Friedrich Creussner, c.1474. 10 ff. (illustrator). Nuremberg: Friedrich Creussner, c.1474. 10 ff. No Copies Located in North America Andrea, Giovanni d' [1275-1348]. [Super Arboribus Consanguinitatis, Affinitatis et Cognationis Spiritualis]. [Nuremberg: Friedrich Creussner, c.1474-1477]. [10] ff. Collation: [a10]. 2 full-page woodcut tables of descents to leaves [a4]v and [a8]r, additional contemporary full-page manuscript table of spiritual relationships bound after text. Folio (11-1/2" x 8"; 29 x 20.5 cm). Later nineteenth-century paneled morocco signed binding by Riviere & Son, gilt frames and corner fleurons to boards, discreetly rebacked retaining existing spine with raised bands, gilt and blind fillets and gilt ornaments, title and date, gilt edges, gilt rules to inner board edges, marbled endpapers, endpapers added. Light rubbing and a few minor scratches to boards, moderate rubbing to board edges, corners lightly bumped, hinges cracked, faint offsetting to edges of free endpapers, four later bookplates, of Guy Bechtel, the Huth family library, Arnold Hoffmann and George Abrams, to front free endpaper, recent French bookseller description tipped-in to front endleaf. Text printed in 33/34-line gothic type, rubricated throughout (including tables) in red ink, large initials in red and silver ink to [a1]r and red ink to [a5]r, smaller initials in red ink to [a9]r and [a1]v. Light toning to interior, very faint dampstain to upper corner of ff. [7] and [9] just touching text of f. [9], both tables trimmed close with minor loss to bottom edge, negligible loss at gutter of first table and fore-edge of second. An attractive, wide-margined copy of a fundamental treatise. $16,000. * D'Andrea was an Italian canonist and professor of canon law at the University of Bologna. An eminent figure who received the highest tributes from Arithemius, Baldus, Forster and Bellarmin, his principal writings circulated widely in manuscript and were among the earliest printed works on canon law. Often included in editions of the Corpus Juris Canonici, the Super Arboribus is a fundamental treatise on degrees of consanguinity and affinity, also known as blood relations, and spiritual relationships created by godparents and their families. It was a work of vital importance in cases regarding estates, incest and conflicts of interest. It went through numerous manuscript and printed editions into the modern era. Our undated edi.
Published by VOL. I TYPIS JOANNIS JACOBI KOMAREK BOHEMI APUS S. ANGELUM CUSTODEM VOL. II EX TYPOGRAFIA JO: JACOBI KOMAREK BOEMI PROPE SS. VIVICENTIUM, ANASTASIUM IN TRIVIO- VOL.I STAMPERIA DI GIO: GIACOMO KOMAREK BOEMO ALL'ANGELO CUSTODE VOL. II FONTANA DI TREVI, ROMA, 1693
Seller: Libreria Scripta Manent, ALBENGA, SV, Italy
Prefazione: Gonzalez Thyrsus ( Praepositus generalis Societatis Iesu ) . Edizione: Prima edizione bilingue . Pagine: 222+8 b.+252+8b. . Illustrazioni: Incisioni: 4 frontespizi, 5 raffigurazioni a pieno folio, 218 figure commentate. Tavole firmate da: Mariotti Vincenzo allievo del Pozzo; Ver Cruys Teodoro + 1739; Allet Jo. Carlo nato c.1668 + 1732; Franceschini Domenico Mariano nato VeronFormato: in folio . Rilegatura: Fogli in carta forte Cartonato pergamena - Rilegato da ELIO PESCI Genova metà '900 . Stato: Buono . Caratteristiche: Biografia: Andrea Pozzo ( Trento 30-11-1642, Vienna 31-08-1709 ) Architetto, Pittore, Decoratore. Massimo esponente del Barocco Romano, nella Città eterna esegue opere notevoli affrescando la volta e l abside e il soffitto della navata della chiesa di San Ignazio : in particolare si ricorda l' altare di S. Sebastiano che colpisce con la sua maestosa grandezza, a tratti compressa dai limiti circostanti dell attuale collocazione, in origine posto nella chiesa omonima a Verona. Opere custodite ad Arezzo, Montepulciano, Modena e Como.Nel 1665 si sposta a Milano, dove, presso la chiesa di S. Fedele, entra nella Compagnia di Gesù. Di qui si reca in Liguria: è attivo a Genova, nella chiesa di S. Ambrogio, dove realizza una Immacolata e S. Francesco Borgia, e poi nella Collegiata di Novi Ligure, dove troviamo una sua Predicazione di S. Francesco Saverio, e infine a Sanremo. Torna nuovamente a Milano, per recarsi, nel 1675, a Torino su invito della corte, per le decorazioni della chiesa gesuita dei Ss. Martiri; lo vediamo poi attivo a Mondovì nel 1676, impegnato ad affrescare la chiesa di S. Francesco Saverio.Su invito di Leopoldo I all'inizio del XVIII secolo si recò a Vienna, dove realizzò il monumentale affresco del soffitto del palazzo del Liechtenstein, un un trionfo di Ercole. Opera fresca , presenta nei dorsi dei due volumi in alto Andreae Putei , e nella parte bassa Pars Prima + Romae 1693 e Pars Secunda + Romae 1700 (Capilettere in rosso). All'interno Doppio frontespizio in ciascuno dei due volumi, in lingua latina e italiana. In pagina seguente primo vol. ampia raffigurazione a pieno folio con dedica all'Imperatore Leopoldo Austriaco Pio. In primo volume sono presenti 100 figure commentate in bilinguismo e al termine appaiono spiegazioni particolareggiate su 12 figure. In Secondo volume dedica alla Sacra real maestà di Giuseppe Primo. Dopo il doppio frontespizio ampia raffigurazione in pieno folio. Presenti 118 figure commentate in bilingua latina e italiana.Di seguito l'indice. Segue dopo un'ulteriore ampia raffigurazione in pieno folio, un breve e interessante trattato articolato in 14 sezioni sulla pittura a fresco, sempre in bilingue. Leggere bruniture, nel secondo volume alcune gore nella parte inferiore che non ledono il testo né le incisioni. Rinforzi ad alcuni fogli. Foto disponibili . Note epoca: I vol - 1700 vol II.
Published by Ex Officina Erasmiana, Vincentij Valgrisij, Venetiis, 1558
Seller: Bij tij en ontij ..., Kloosterburen, NL, Netherlands
Lederen band, 30 cm, [100] / 776 / 50 pp. Ills.: houtsneden. The final leave with printer device is mssing only. Many. Cond.: goed / good. Some bumps and damages to the cover (ask for pictures), else very good.
[24], 352, [7], [1 blank]; [38], 197, [1] pp.Ad 1: First edition of an encyclopaedic work by the German theologian Johann Valentin Andreae (1586-1654), who called it a Christian fable book. It is divided into three "books" which are divided into several "manipuli". Each "manipulus" combines longer essays with shorter pieces or sentences on various subjects and historical figures, arranged alphabetically. For example, the first manipulus contains brief texts on alchemy, antipathy, the Arabic language, Johann Arndt, astrology, oppression, Tommaso Campanella, cardinals, illiterates, kabbalah, patience, symbols, weeds, etc.Ad 2: First edition of a theological work by the Dutch Remonstrant Timan van Gessel (Timannus Gesselius, ca. 1591-1664). It contains five chapters, the first dealing with the holy scripture, the second with the "modern" church, the third and fourth with the creed, the fifth with peace.Ad 1: the engraved title-page is slightly damaged at the fore-edge margin, slightly browned; ad 2: with the name of the author added in ink on title-page, s small stain at the foot of title-page, a few faint marginal water stains in the last few leaves. Some faint stains on boards. Otherwise in very good condition.l Ad 1: Arnold, Rose-Croix, p. 194; Bibl. der freimaurerischen Literatir II, 42372; Dünnhaupt I, p. 265, 16.II; Gardner, Rosicruciana 37; Hall, Alchemy 9; VD17: 12:105642E; A.E. Waite, Brotherhood of the Rosy Cross, p. 205; Wellcome I, 302; Wolfsteig II, 42372; Yates, The Rosicucian Enlightment, pp. 137, 140-44; ad 2: NNBW VI, col. 580; STCN 089516702 (1 copy).
Venetiis, In Officina Valgrisiana, 1559. Folio. (31,5x22,5 cm) Contemporary full Italian vellum. (100),776 pp. + Apologia (having its own title page) 46,(1) pp. Printers woodcut-device at both titles and on last leaf verso. With more than 700 fine wood-cuts in the text (of animals and plants). Light browning to title page, 2 corners repaired, no loss of text, 6 last leaves strengthened in outer margins, no loss of text. A few scattered brown spots and a few marginal notes. In general fine and clean, printed on good paper. Old name on title, Wolffgangus Hendl, 1564 P.V.Q. Scarce third Latin edition of this, the most famous commentary on the Materia Medica of Dioscorides, having here also the text of Dioscorides, who was the originator of the Materia Medica of antiquity. The first edition was printed 1554 and it had fewer and smaller illustrations in the text. "The use of illustrations to aid in describing and identifying plants was taken up enthusiastically by the Italian botanists. Ghini himself planned an illustrated work which was not carried out, but he helped and encouraged Mattioli to proceed with his Commentarii in VI Dioscoridis Libros which appeared with over 500 mostly excellent figures only a dozen years after Fuchs, and a few years later was reissued with some 1200 figures.his commentaries on Dioscorides became practically a general flora: they were immensely popular in Europe because of their mostly excellent illustrations, and many edition were published in Latin, Italian, German and Czech." (A.G. Morton). In Germany it was published under the title "New Kräuterbuch" and according to Sarton, Mattioli became a magnet of botanical information. - Pritzel 1559. - Choulant p. 80 - Nissen BBI: 1305.
Published by Venetiis [Venise]- Lugduni [Lyon] Apud Ioannem Baptistam Somaschum- Gulielmum Rouillium 1589- 1588- 1574- 1589- 1588- 1588- 1588, 1589
7 t. en 5 vol. in-folio, t.I, II, IV, V, VI et VII: demi-vélin beige, tit. manuscrit au dos, inscriptions sur les tr. sup., Ex-Libris manuscrit, lettrines ornées, vignettes, imp. en double colonne, (t.I: rel. très fragile, 1erplat détaché et charnière inf. très fragile, importants mq. de cuir au dos, des trous de vers non traversants, papier parfois acidifié et fragile, mouillures à l int.; t.II: rel. détachée, dos manquant, nb. trous de vers dont certains traversants mais sans incidence sur la lecture, papier parfois acidifié avec de rares rousseurs et mouillures sur certaines pages; t.IV et V: rel. détachée, importants mq. de cuir au dos, trous de vers traversants mais sans incidence sur la lecture, 1ff. détaché; t.VI et VII: rel. fragile, mq. de cuir au dos, trous de vers traversants mais sans incidence sur la lecture, coupes frottées), int. frais et bien conservé; t.III: pl. vélin beige, tit. manuscrit sur dos à quatre nerfs, inscription à froid sur la tr. inf., gravure à l effigie de l auteur, tit. gravé pl. p. en frontispice, lettrines et bandeaux, annotations en marge, (trous de vers au dos, coins inf. légt marqués, qq. légères tâches sur les plats, qq. rousseurs et rares tâches à l int., qq. mouillures et trous de vers sans incidence sur la lecture), ouvrage bien conservé, int. assez frais.
Published by Bertholdus Rembolt, printer at Rue St. Jacques August 13, 1510., Paris, 1510
Seller: Alexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books, Toronto, ON, Canada
Edition : Paris Edition., Contemporary full mottled calf on wooden boards, boards with blind-ruled panels and floral corner pieces. Nineteenth century rebacking with raised blind bands, gilt title on morocco label on two., [colophon: ?In Sole aureo, uici Diui Jacobi Par=//rhisiensis.terminatum est hoc solenne Decreta=//lium volumen Per magistrum Bertholdum Rembolt. . anno Domini millesimo quingentesimo decimo, die vero XIII. augusti.As trained lawyer, Pope Gregory edited and systematised the numerous compilations of early legal pronouncements or decisions, codifying them, while excising portions, or ?Exravagantes? , thereby creating the 1234 Decretalium or Decretals. The work was published by Pope Bonifacius vii. In the present legal example, the Decretals are accompanied by flanking commentaries by Bernardus Bottoniensis and Johannes Andreas; the work also includes Dr. Lodovico Bolognini?s legal tables. This body of canonical law would form the basis of canon law until, in 1917, the law was further elaborated. Posterity would remember Pope Gregory for his Decretales, Papal Inquisition, ultimately with devastating long-term effects on Europe, and his call for the Crusade of 1239 to retake Jerusalem. In 1233 Gregory IX would institute the Papal Inquisition to bring order and to deal with heresy, appointing papal inquisitors - Inquisitores haereticae pravitati ? in 1231. A consequence of the Decretals would become the suppression of followers of Judaism. The doctrine of servitus camerae imperialis, or servitude immediately subject to the Emperor's authority, promulgated by Frederick II directly proceeded from and built on the Decretals. The prevention of Jews to participate in the political life of Christian states continued well into the 19th century. Other population would experience similar suppression or persecution, either directly by popes, or indirectly their emperors or vassal [s kings]., Size : Folio (385x254mm), Text in Latin. Gothic script in red and black ink.Commentary in two columns flanking the central text, likewise in two columns. Illustrated by numerous rubricated, ornamental initials; headings and openings mostly in red; the opening of the first of five books ornamented by a large, central historiated wood-cut initial, large woodcut on recto of cclvii. , Upper free endpaper and lower margin of fol.I stamped: ?Bibl. Patr. DOM. S.J./ +/IHS/V/MILLTOWN PAR.?, pertaining to an Irish Jesuite parish; few unobtrusive ink marginalia throughout, i.e. fol. ccxli and verso of final leaf. , References : Renouard, ICP, I, 1510, n° 66; BP16_101501; Brunet (general); Andrew Pettegree, Malcolm Walsby, editors: FB III & IV:Books published in France before 1601 ., p.899., Ll: bl. 2, cccxxx, [aa1-8, bb1-6, cc1-8, dd1-9], bl.2. A superb example of fine and decorative early printing. Title is missing as usual, otherwise in near fine condition, text is clean and vibrant.
Published by Zürich und Winterthur, Johann Casper Füssli Sohn,, 1776
Seller: Galerie Joy Versandantiquariat UG (haftungsbeschränkt), Boppard, Germany
Book
XII, 245 (3) S.Mit gestochener Schweizerkarte auf der Titelseite, 18 Kupfertafeln (davon 3 gefaltet, einige von Joh. Rod. Schellenberg signiert) sowie 10 Kupferstichen im Text. ADB I, S. 447. NLM, S. 14. Haller I, 984. Wäber, 37. Barth 17539. Lonchamp 118. Holzmann-Bohatta 7570. Blake-NLM 14. - Der Hannoveraner Apotheker und Naturforscher Andreä (1724-1793) unternahm von August bis Oktober 1763 eine Wissenschaftsreise durch die Schweiz. Er besuchte die wichtigsten Alpengegenden, interessierte sich für Herbarien, Fossilien- und Kristallsammlungen, Salinen, Thermalbäder und Gletscher, traf Schweizer Gelehrte wie Bernoulli, Deluc, Escher und Gessner. Seine Reisebriefe wurden 1764-65 im "Hannover. Magazin" veröffentlicht, dessen Mitarbeiter er war. Füssli druckte 1776 in Zürich eine prachtvolle Neuausgabe mit zahlreichen Anmerkungen Jakob Samuel Wyttenbachs, 15 Abhandlungen von Schweizer Gelehrten sowie 30 Stichen Johann Rudolf Schellenbergs und anderer Schweizer Künstler. Einer dieser Stiche ist die älteste erhaltene Ansicht des St. Gotthardhospizes. - Text und Abb. sauber und nahezu unberührt. - The indicated shipping costs refer to books weighing up to one kilogram. - Bücher, die schwerer als ein Kilogramm oder größer als 35 x 25 cm sind, werden als Paket verschickt und kosten innerhalb Deutschlands bis zu zwei Kilogramm 6 Euro, darüber hinaus 7 Euro Porto. - Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1550 4°, goldgepr. HLederband mit rotem Rückenschild.
Published by Saint-Albans Schoolmaster printer Type 3, 1481
Seller: Versandantiquariat Christine Laist, Seeheim-Jugenheim, Germany
Original-Inkunabel-Doppelblatt-Fragment der Lage L 1/8 aus einem Makulatur-Fund mit 24 (von 32) Zeilen Text. Blatt mit Wurmgängen, einem Einriss im unbedruckten Mittelteil zwischen den Textblöcken und mit einer Faltung. Fragment-Größe: 20,7 x 14,1 cm. - - - Original incunabulum double leaf fragment of layer L 1/8 from a maculature find with 24 (of 32) lines of text. Leaf with wormholes, a tear in the unprinted middle section between the text blocks and with one fold. Fragment size: 20.7 x 14.1 cm. - - - The St Albans Press was the third printing press set up in England, in 1479. The Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke records 8 prints from this press. The press was situated in the Abbey Gateway, St Albans, part of the Benedictine Monastery of St Albans. The name of the printer is unknown, only referred to by Wynkyn de Worde in a reprinting of one of the St Albans books as 'Sometime schoolmaster'. Recent research has produced the name John Haule as a possible candidate for the Schoolmaster Printer. A further candidate for the Schoolmaster Printer is William Waren. He was identified as William Waren, Master of Grammar and warden of the Grammar School of St Albans in a case in Common Pleas recorded from 1486 to 1489. He presented the school with ist first printed textbook, the Elegantiolae, which was the first book printed at the press, and he was a printer, probably in St Albans in 1479. Lotte Hellinga has suggested that "there were several people working successively at the abbey." Printing was done in St Albans in two distinct phases, probably by two printers or teams of printers. During the first phase, from 1479 to 1481, they printed six books in Latin for grammar school and university students, with a high standard of typesetting and printing. Then there was an interval of five years, after which printing resumed in 1486. During the second phase, they printed two books in English for a more general audience, with a lower standard of technical skill. (Wikipedia).
Published by Würtemberg,, 1724
Seller: Daniel Crouch Rare Books Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Manuscript / Paper Collectible
The celestial vault in paper A pair of engraved star charts of the northern and southern hemispheres on a conical projection, joined. Johann Ludwig Andreae (1667-1725) was born in Messtetten, Würtemburg, and followed his priest father into Holy Orders in Tübingen. In 1711, he moved to Esslingen where he began to make globes. His work was part of the early eighteenth century explosion of globemaking in Germany, centred particularly around Nuremburg and makers such as Georg Eimmert and Johann Baptist Homann. He is known to have produced globes of between five and ten inches in diameter, having the construction carried out in the commercial centre of Nuremburg; he also appears to have been assisted in some way by the Rector of the Egidian Gymnasium, Samuel Farber (1657-1716), whose name appears on one globe. On some of his output, presumably as a commercial incentive, Andreae left a blank cartouche to be filled in according to the purchaser's wishes. He was succeeded by his mathematician son Johann Phillipp (c.1700-after 1757). Andreae is only known to have produced two celestial broadsheets; the present charts. They are centred on the equatorial poles using a polar equidistant projection with geocentric orientation. The maps are influenced by Coronelli and could be bent into cones and viewed from the inside to give an illusion of the celestial vault. Warner 7; cf: Stevenson, E.L. Terrestrial and Celestial Globes (New Haven, 1921), Fig 118a. Dekker and Van de Krogt, Globes from the Western World, pp.102-103. 430mm diameter (each); approximately 430 by 800mm joined.
Published by Lugduni [Lyon] Gulielmum Rouillium 1554, 1554
in-folio, pl. vélin ivoire, tit. manuscrit sur dos à 3 nerfs, inscription sur la tr. inf., tit. gravé pl. p. en frontispice, portrait hors-texte en noir & blanc de l auteur, (rel. fragile partielt détachée, qq. mq. et trous de vers non traversants au dos, coins émoussés, coin inf. droit de la page de tit. déchiré sur 6x4cm), int. très bien conservé, XXI-360- [Tab. mat]p.
Published by Romae, ex Typografia Jo: Jacobi Komarek Boemi / Roma, nella Stamperia di Gio: Giacomo Komarek Boëmo alla Fontana di Trevi,, 1700
Seller: Librería Berceo (Libros Antiguos), Madrid, Spain
-28 x 41,5 cm.- , 2 frontispicios + 8 hojas + 116 láminas (con texto enfrentado) + 1 lámina + 10 hojas. Enc. en holandesa, lomo de piel. Bien impreso sobre limpio y grueso papel. 1.ª edición. (MUY BUEN ESTADO.).
Published by Romae - Roma, Typis Johannis Jacobi Komarek Bohemi, Nella stamperia di Giacomo Komarek Boëmo, Romae - Roma, 1693
Seller: Librairie de l'Avenue - Henri Veyrier, Saint-Ouen, FR, France
Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon état. In-folio. Reliure de l époque plein veau brun, dos à nerfs muet, 68 planches gravées, tête et pied de dos restaurés, coins émoussés et frottés, mouillures. Texte bilingue latin / italien. in-folio.
Published by Wien H. Vietor und J. Singriener., 1513
Seller: Antiquariat Michael Solder, Münster, NRW, Germany
Book
4°, Ohne Einband. Condition: Gut. 35 [von 36] Bll. nn Mit Holzschnitt-Titelbordüre, 5 Blattgroßen Holzschnitten und 8 weiteren Holzschnitten im Text.(fehlt letztes Blatt mit Kollophon und verso Wappenholzschnitt) VD16 J 327; BBKL 3, Sp. 255ff.; Zedler 2 , 164 ff. Textkomplettes Exemplar mit (allen) fünf beeindruckenden Holzschnitt Stamm-Bäumen. Der bedeutenden Rechtsgelehrte und Theologe Johannes Andreae (auch: Giovanni d Andrea, Johannes Andreae de S. Hieronymo; * um 1270 in Rifredo (heute Ortsteil von Firenzuola) bei Florenz; 7. Juli 1348 in Bologna) behandelt in dieser reich illustrierten Postinkunabel Fragen der Verwandschaft, speziell der Blutsverwandschaft in (kirchen-) rechtlicher Hinsicht. Die Stammbäume zeigen verschiedene Arten der Verwandschaft: Blutsverwandschaft, Beziehung durch Heirat, sowie durch spirituelle Beziehung. Die Darstellung zeigt klassische Bäume mit Wurzeln, Stamm Ästen und Blättern. Der Text in gotischer Type im klassischen Inkunabel-Stil gesetzt. Trotz zahlreicher Inkunabel-Ausgaben ab ca. 1475 schwer zu finden. Das felhende letzte Blatt (liegt als Kopie bei) ist nichts inhaltsrelevant, sondern zeigt Kolophon, mit Druckermarke und verso Holzschnittwappen. la Gewicht in Gramm: 1200.
Publication Date: 1511
Seller: The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd., ABAA ILAB, Clark, NJ, U.S.A.
[Leipzig: Impressum.per providu. 1511] (illustrator). [Leipzig: Impressum.per providu. 1511]. A Fundamental Treatise on Family Relations Andrea, Giovanni d' [1275-1348]. [Greve, Henricus, Commentary]. Lecture Jo. An. Super Arboribus Consaguitatis [et] Affinitatis Necno[n] Cognationis Sp[irit]ualis et Legalis Cuiusdam Alteri[us] Doctoris Instar Jo. An. Scribe[n]tis cu[m] Co[m]me[n]tariolis Pulchris Notatis et Questio[n]ib[us] B[e]n[e] Eme[n]datis (Circa Easde[m] Q[ua]tuor Arbores Depictas ac Lecturas) In Margine Adiu[n]ctis et Impressis. [Leipzig: Impressum.per providu viru Baccalaureu Martinu Herbipolensem, 1511]. [18] ff. Five woodcut trees of consanguinity and affinity, two of which are full-page. Folio (11-3/4" x 8-1/4"). Twentieth-century patterned wrappers. Wrappers beginning to separate from text block but secure. Text in single column with linear gloss. Light toning to interior, occasional small stains and light soiling, tiny wormhole to outer margin of last ten leaves not affecting text, leaves C2-C5 (ff. [14-17]) detached, somewhat heavier toning and soiling and faint staining to final leaf, which has several mended tears with loss to text and final woodcut tree, early hand-coloring to first woodcut tree, annotations to first eight leaves in an early hand, a few affected by trimming at fore-edge. $2,750. * D'Andrea was an Italian canonist and professor of canon law at the University of Bologna. An eminent figure who received the highest tributes from Arithemius, Baldus, Forster and Bellarmin, his principal writings circulated widely in manuscript and were among the earliest printed works on canon law. The Super Arboribus is a fundamental treatise on degrees of consanguinity and affinity, also known as blood relations, and spiritual relationships created by godparents and their families. It was a work of vital importance in cases regarding estates, incest and conflicts of interest. It went through numerous manuscript and printed editions into the modern era. Our 1511 edition is the fifth of six printed by Landsberg and features five attractive woodcut trees of consanguinity and affinity. The annotations appear to consist of both brief glosses and longer interpretative notes. OCLC locates 5 copies, none outsi.
Published by O O u Dr, 1733
Seller: Antiquariat Clemens Paulusch GmbH, Berlin, Germany
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10 Bll., 114 SS., 5 Bll. m. gest.Tit.-Vign., 5 (1 halbseitig) Textvign., kol. Plan d. Stadt Nürnberg, 4 mehrf. gefalt. Kst.- Karten, mod. Ldr.- Bd. m. handschr. Rsch. Pfeiffer, Fränkische Bibliographie, 29732. Holzmann-Bohatta 11321. Erste Ausgabe, mit den meist fehlenden vier Blättern Widmung. Eine der schönsten Monographien des 18. Jahrhunderts über die alte Reichsstadt Nürnberg und ihre Geschichte. Das Werk ist eine wichtige Grundlage für die Erforschung der Nürnberger und Fränkischen Geschlechter, da viele Namen im Text genannt werden:Diese Dörffer bewohnen reiche und wohl habende Bauren, die mit schachern so gut umgehen können, als wann sie das Burger-Recht zu Jerusalem gewonnen hätten. Doch muss man ihnen nachrühmen, dass sie in ihren Bauerey und Ackerwerck einen ungemeinen Fleiss anwenden, in welchem Stücke sie es denen Jerusalemischen Bürgern zuvor thun, welches allerdings zu loben" (Vorwort). Der Geometrische Grundris der des Heiligen Römischen Reichs Freyen Stadt Nürnberg" (56 x 62 cm) zeigt die zahlreichen Nürnbergischen Merckwürdigkeiten", nämlich die wichtigsten Gebäuden wie St. Lorenz, St. Sebald, St. Egidien und St. Jakob, Spital- und Frauenkirche, den zentralen Grünen" Markt mit dem Schönen Brunnen, und vielen anderen Details, reizvoll belebt mit kleinen Staffagefiguren auf Pferden, als Händler, in Kutschen etc. Eindrucksvoll auch die Stadtbefestigung mit den Türmen, die Nürnberger Burg, Felder und Wiesen in der Stadtgrenze, die Pegnitz-Inseln bis hin zu dem Weitzen Breuhaus", was als hübsche, höchst exakte Miniatur dargestellt ist, oder dem Fechthaus am Tannengärtlein auf der Schütt. Die sowohl grenz- wie auch flächenkolorierten Karten zeigen Das Nürnbergische Gebiet mit allen Nürnbergischen Hauptmannschafften, Nurnbergische Bezirck inerhalb denen so genanten Gräntz Wassern (ebenfalls mit zahlreichen charakteristischen Gebäuden der Kirchen und Burgen), Fraischlicher Bezierck der Fränkischen Vestung Liechtenau, Bezirck der Nürnbergischen Pfleg-Aembter Herrspruck, Reicheneck, Engelthal und Hohenstein". Der Plan und die Karten sind mit bemerkenswert dekorativen Kartuschen ausgestattet, die Karten finden sich später auch in den Atlanten Seutters oder Homanns wieder. Titelblatt gestempelt und mit einigen wenigen hs. Annotationen. Ferner finden sich Besitzstempel "Gehört zu der Noricasammlung der Stiftung der Familie Stoer und Stier in Nürnberg" auf allen Karten sowie auf den Seiten 43, 96 und 114. Die Karten in mehreren Teilen auf Leinen montiert. Stellenweise etwas gebräunt und angeschmutzt, sonst wohlerhaltenes Exemplar.
In later paper. Third edition of this anthology after 1513 and 1514. With contemporary marginal notes. In later paper. 122 leaves. Bartolus de Saxoferrato (1313-1357) was an Italian lawyer and professor of law at Perugia, one of the most prominent jurists of Medieval Roman Law. Chief among postglossators, or commentators, a group of norther nItalian jurists who wrote on the Roman civil law. He was already famous at his lifetime and later regarded the greatest jurist after the renaissance of Roman law. Giovanni d'Andrea (ca. 1270-1348) was an Italian expert in canon law, the most renowned and successful canonist of the later Middle Ages. . Third edition of this anthology after 1513 and 1514. With contemporary marginal notes.
Published by o. O. (wohl Augsburg),,, 1733
Seller: Antiquariat Heubeck, Neuendettelsau, Germany
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Titelvignette, Kopfvignette, 10 Bll., 114 S., 4 von 5 gefalteten Kupferstichkarten und -plänen, Es fehlt die Karte "Nürnberger Gebiet, Karten mit restaurierten Randläsuren, Buchblock im Schnitt etwas stockfleckig ansonsten sauber und gut erhalten. Vorzüglich neu gebunden. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 2010 Fol. , moderner Halbpergamenteinband,
Published by Pauli Pricipus, Cologne, 1662
Brown hardback leather cover. First Latin Edition. 350mm x 220mm (14" x 9"). xi, 53pp + plates. 131 (of 154) b/w plates. Lacking plates 15, 31, 32, 43, 44, 46, 49, 63, 64. 84, 86, 108 - 112, 116, 132, 133, 141, 142, 145, 153. Text in Latin. Heavy item - shipping supplement may apply for overseas. Worn condition. Covers detached, rubbed and scuffed. Occasional edge foxing and browning but content in overall good condition.
Published by Apus Franciscum Franciscium, Senensem, Venetijs (Venezia), 1581
Seller: Libreria Scripta Manent, ALBENGA, SV, Italy
Pagine: 296 fogli . Illustrazioni: Bellissima incisione nel frontespizio a tema pace . Formato: Oltre cm 38: in folio . Rilegatura: Cartonato originale in pergamena con quattro nervature doppie scoperte a corda, fregi e scritte a mano al dorso. Leggera (meno di un cm. Mancanza di pergamena nel dorso alto. . Stato: Buono . Caratteristiche: Celeberrimo giurista in diritto canonico, nato a Mugello e morto a Bologna. Famosissimo nei suoi tempi, fu amico personale di Papa Giovanni XXII. Molto famosi furono i suoi commenti giuridici, sia i monotematici sia quelli di carattere generale.L'interno del volume, in generale molto fresco, presenta per una ventina di pagine forellini di tarlo molto piccoli e interessanti piccole parti dello scritto. Brunitura estesa in molte pagine ma solo nel margine alto bianco. .
Published by per dominum Lucantonium de Giunta Florentinum, Venetiis (Venedig), 1517
Seller: Antiquariat Leseband, Freiburg, Germany
Hardcover. Condition: Sehr gut. Anno domini 1517, die xxiii. mensis Maii (im Kolophon).103 Fol. doppelte Spalte. Quarto. Moderner Pappband mit marmoriertem Papier bezogen. Titel am Buchrücken. Stempel auf der Titelseite. Sehr gute Druckqualität. Ohne Stcokflecken und Notizen. Letzte weißes Blatt mit Wurmgängen. Vorsatzblätter wurden erneuert. Insgesamt ein recht gutes Exemplar. Antonius Andrea (1280-1320), war ein spanischer Theologe und Philosoph, Mitglied des Franziskaner Ordens sowie Schüler und treuer Anhänger des Johannes Duns Scotus. Die Erstausgabe des vorliegenden Werkes wurde 1480 (Venetiis per Octavianum Scotum Modoetiensem, 24.xii. 1480) gedruckt. Dann folgten weitere Ausgaben: 1496 (Venetis, Otinus de Luna, Papiensis), 1509 (Venetijs per Simonem de Luere, 10. Martii 1509) und schließlich die vorliegende Auflage 1517, die nicht die letze Ausgabe (keiner moderner Nachdruck wurde gemacht). Für eine vollständigere Liste der Ausgaben siehe "Repertorium edieter Texte des Mittelalters aus dem Bereich der Philosophie und angrenzender Gebiete 1 (2011), 551-553. Buch.
Published by Venetiis [Venise] D. Thadæi Corfetti. I.V.D.Perusini 1559, 1559
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Basileae, sumptibus Joannis König, 1674, in-folio, legatura in cartonato moderno marmorizzato, pp. 1027, [26], 236, [6]. Bellissimo frontespizio inciso in rame e centinaia di piccole incisioni in legno. Bruniture dovute al tipo di carta. Qualche restauro marginale ottimamente eseguito.
Published by Venice: Octavianus Scotus, 1508
Seller: Colin Page Books, Storrington, United Kingdom
A reprint of the edition of 1492 by the same publisher & identical in format, (probably printed by Bonetus Locatellus), the work having being originally published in 1480. Edited by Johannes Maria Mapellus, the text contains commentary on Porphyry, Aristotle & Boethius. Folio (30 x 20.5cm). 102ff. Numerous woodcut initials & some schematic woodcut diagrams on the letterpress, large printer's device to colophon, some unobtrusive light lower outer margin staining to the last handful of leaves. Occasional old (17th C.) marginal annotations. Bound in 17th C. vellum. Vg. [Davies 157; Sander 338; Norton 139].
Seller: Galerie Joseph Fach GmbH, Oberursel im Taunus, Germany
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Condition: guter Zustand. Feder und Pinsel in Grau und Zartbraun, mit grauer Feder umrandet, rechts unten signiert A. Andreae del.", auf chamoisfarbenem Velin. 7,7:13,7 cm. Blatt aus einem Freundschaftsalbum. Verso mit Widmung des Künstlers, datiert, bezeichnet und signiert Hannover 11ten May 1829 August Heinrich Andreae". Andreae studierte Architektur zuerst bei Witting in Hannover, anschließend seit 1823 bei F. Weinbremmer (1766-1826) in Karlsruhe und nach dessen Tod bei Gg. Moller (1784-1852) in Darmstadt. Nach Reisen in Süddeutschland ließ er sich in Hannover nieder, wo er bereits am 1.5.1829 Stadtbaumeister wurde. Schon als junger Mann hat Andreae die alten Bauwerke, besonders in Hildesheim, studiert und die Früchte dieses Studiums zeigten sich bald in seinen Bauten. Er war aber auch ein sehr guter Zeichner und Architekturmaler.
Published by Typis Mandatus, Brunsbergae, 1711
Seller: exlibris24 Versandantiquariat, Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
Hardcover. Condition: Akzeptabel. Der Einband weist deutliche Gebrauchs-/Altersspuren auf. Die Bindung des Buchblockes ist vollständig intakt. Der Seitenteil ist vollständig und frei von jeglichen Eintragungen. Die Seiten sind oftmals gebräunt, teils auch gering braun-/stockfleckig und wenige Seiten sind gering wurmstichig. Weiterhin haben wenige Seiten Randbeschädigungen in Form von Fehlstellen und Randeinrissen. Abgesehen vom restaurierungsbedürftigen Zustand des Einbandes, ist das Buch in guter Erhaltung. 16, 908, 8 Seiten. Ganzledereinband der Zeit. 932 Seiten. 2283 Gramm. 32x21cm. Latein. Alle Preise inkl. MwSt.
Published by 1738/39, Wien, 1738
Seller: Antiquariat Narrenschiff, Trin, Switzerland
Untertitel: I.Was ein jeder Dragoner.zu verrichten habe II.Von Subordination, Gehorsam u. Respect. Untergebiet: Oesterreich Abbildungen: 2 Frontisp.-Kupfer, 18 aufaltb. Kupfer, Textillstr. Kupfer u. Vign. Zustand: Guter Zustand Seiten: 6 Bl/296, 2 Bl./142/5 Bl. Auflage: 2.Aufl. Format: 4°. Einband: Ldr.m.Prg. Gebiet: Militaria.
Published by Pierre Fradin, 1561
Seller: Daniel Bayard librairie livre luxe book, Millery, France
First Edition
Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. Edition originale. Lyon 1661 Pierre Fradin 1 volume in folio 37 x 23 cm de 2 folios non chiffrés, 469 folios, 21 folios non chiffrés le dernier avec la marque de Pierre Fradin bien présent. Soit un fort volume de 984 de nos pages actuelles. plein vélin rigide de l'époque, dos teinté marron probablement au XIXe , et pièce de titre en maroquin marine du XIXe. Les impressions de Pierre Fradin sont remarquables il utilise pour cet ouvrage un alphabet de lettrines historiées intéressant avec de nombreuses scènes de Vénerie, chasse à la bécasse mais aussi un importante lettrine du mythe de Leda Zeus, voyant Leda, la femme du roi de Sparte Tyndare, se baigner dans le fleuve Euratos, la désira. Pour s en approcher, il conçut la ruse de se métamorphoser en cygne. Aphrodite métamorphosée en aigle effarouchant le cygne. Leda prit entre ses bras le cygne effrayé, et Zeus en profita pour s unir à elle. Leda éleva Helene comme sa fille, Hélene, ne serait ce pas le personnage qui sort de l uf en bas à droite de la lettrine ? Cette lettrine dans un livre de droit in folio, « les réponses d Alciat ». Alciat est plus connu des bibliophiles pour son livre d emblèmes que ses écrits juridiques. Hasard ou hommage, l imprimeur Lyonnais utilise un très bel alphabet de lettrines historiées dans ce livre, et il connait forcément les emblèmes d Alciat qui firent le bonheur des éditeurs Lyonnais au XVIe avec de multiples éditions illustrées. Si le privilège du roi est au nom de Gabiano, en page 4 Gabiano cède ce privilège a Fradin le 9 novembre 1560 pour cette édition originale datée 1561. Fradin travaille avec les nouveaux caractères ronds achetés par Hugues de la porte et les frères Gabiano de la compagnie des libraires de Lyon qui remplacent les caractères gothiques jusqu'alors employés. Pierre Fradin fut l'imprimeur attitré de la ville de Lyon. Fils ainé de François Fradin et Clémence Chénard il ne conserva pas les marques paternelles qui eurent le sort des caractères gothiques , et on le voit faire dessiner une nouvelle marque par Georges Reverdi peintre alors en vogue, représentant une sirène ailée accompagnée d'une devise en grec dont l'unique mérite réside dans le jeu de mot donnant Fradin en grec. Baudrier bibliographie Lyonnaise T11 page 153. Remarquable impression Lyonnaise sur les réponses aux questions de droit d'Alciat. Alciat est un célèbre jurisconsulte Italien bien connu par les bibliophiles pour son livre d'emblème qui connu de nombreuses éditions au XVIe. Provenenace ex libris manuscrit Joan Vaginay.On trouve cette provenance dans des ouvrages conservés à la bibliothèque de la cour d'appel de Lyon.Plus de photos sur site de la librairie.