Barclaius (16 results)

Condition: Buono (Good). 0. In-12^ (mm. 127x72). Carte [12], pagine 620. Scompleto dell'indice finale pagine [44].Titolo inquadrato in cornice figurata. Cartonato antico. Book.

Condition: Buono (Good). 0. In-12° (mm 113x60), carte [26], pagine 840 + carte [6]. Antiporta figurata, inc. in rame. Legatura in pergamena molle coeva. Book.

Condition: Buono (Good). 0. In-8°,(mm 190x110), Carte [12], Pagine 720. Bella antiporta allegorica, incisa in rame da G. Appelmans.  Alcune arrossature sparse nella parte iniziale. Legatura in mezza pelle moderna con applicazione di parte del dorso coevo.  Piatti in carta marmorizzata antica.  Sguardie rinnovate. Restaurato il margine dell'antiporta. Opera scritta in latino classico e diretta contro i gesuiti. Brunet I, 562. Graesse I, 291. Choix, 11668. Book.

Condition: Buono (Good). 0. In-12° (mm 118x70), carte [20], pagine 705, [11]. Frontespizio figurato con le armi di Ludovico XIII. Legatura in piena pelle coeva. Buon esemplare. Prima delle tre edizioni uscite nello stesso anno (1630). Willems, 325: "Il y a trois éditions sous cette date.". Book.

Condition: Buono (Good). 0. In-12° (mm 132x75), carte [6], pagine 573. Graziosa vignetta allegorica incisa in rame al frontespizio. Legatura in pergamena molle coeva. Opera scritta in latino classico e diretto contro i gesuiti. Brunet I, 562. Graesse I, 291. Book.

Condition: Buono (Good). 0. In-8°(mm 202x115), Pagine [24], 720. Bella antiporta allegorica incisa da G. Appelmans. Legatura in pelle di scrofa coeva con minimi forellini di tarlo, con molte e belle impressioni a freddo fitomorfe e filetti,dorso a 5 nervi con titoli oro su tasselli bicolori. Tagli spruzzati.Buon esemplare con solo lievi arrossature. Opera scritta in latino classico e diretta contro i gesuiti. Brunet I, 562. Graesse I, 291. Choix, 11668. Book.

Condition: Buono (Good). 0. In-12°(mm 115x70), Carte [6], Pagine 791, [11]. Titolo figurato inciso. Legatura in piena pelle coeva. Bellissimo esemplare. Willems, 270: "Première des sept éditions que les Elzevier ont données de ce roman allégorique. Elle est fort rare, et se distingue principalement des suivantes en ce qu'elle n'a pas le Discursus de autore scripti aux préliminaires.". Brunet I, 651: "Édition plus rare que les réimpressions qui en ont été faites par les mêmes imprimeurs.". Graesse I, 291: "L'édition del 1627.annoncée dans le Cat. Chardin n° 1857 et payée 50 fr., de l'existence de laquelle doute Mr. Brunet.". Molto rara. Prima delle sette edizioni Elzeviriane di questa curiosa novella allegorica. Opera principale di Barclaius, edita per la prima volta a Parigi nel 1621, Argenis presenta una formula satirica, mordace ed allusiva all'età politica e religiosa dell'Europa. J. Barclaius (1582-1621), francese, poeta latino moderno e teologo, trascorse parte della sua vita in Inghilterra. Avversario dei gesuiti, si distinse come arguto scrittore di poemi satirici. Book.

Volume: 1 13x7 cm., legatura in pergamena, muta, nome tracciato sul taglio inferiore, stupendo frontespizio architettonico sostenuto da un Guerriero e una dama, in basso piccola veduta di Venezia, pp. (22), 616 (32), testatine, capilettera, carta ben conservata, bianca, forte e sonante, margine superiore meno ampio, piccole annotazioni su qualche pagina, numerazione errata p. 91 e p. 433, impaginazione-numerazione errata da p.569 a p. 574; nuova edizione, in latino, lievi segni del tempo, qualche macchiolina su pochissime pagine, ottime condizioni. Piccole annotazioni in biro sulla prima pagina bianca. Barclaius: Pont-à-Mousson (Francia) 28/1/1582-Roma, Stato Pontificio 5/8/1621, sepolto nella Chiesa di Sant'Onofrio al Gianicolo; protestante, quacchero, poeta, scrittore, satirista; in quest'opera satirica tra l'altro attacca i comportamenti e le follie dei Reali francesi, tedeschi, inglesi e persino i Pontefici.

0. 12°. 5 (von 6) Bll., 791, (11) S. Späterer(?) LdrBd mit Rückenvergoldung. Geringf. berieben, innen sehr sauber. Fehlt wohl (nach Kustode) das letzte Bl. der 'Epistola Dedicatoria' (*6). Zuerst 1621 (nach Brunet 1622). Die hier vorliegende Ausgabe ist gesucht (Brunet I.651): 'Édition plus rare que les réimpressions qui en ont été faites par les mêmes imprimeurs'. Willems 270: 'Première des sept éditions que les Elzevier ont données(!) de ce roman allégorique. Elle est fort rare (.)'. - Am Ende ein 'elenchus praecipuorum fictorum nominum' (Namenschlüssel). Ein Sittenspiegel der Zeit, speziell des französ. Hofes. Hoefer, NBG IV.472: 'c'est un tableau des vices et des révolutions des cours (.)'. Vgl. auch Graesse I.291. Seebaß, N.F. 90 (spätere Ausgabe): 'The most amusing romance ever written. Dieser berühmte politisch-satirisch-allegorische Roman gewann (.) großen Einfluß auf die gesamte europ. Literatur, nicht zuletzt auf die deutsche (.)'. Deutsche Ausgaben FdF I.208 und Goed. VII.627.169. Vgl. auch. Prys, Staatsroman B 7. la.

Untertitel: Polit.-allegorischer Roman in Neulatein Untergebiet: Literatur Abbildungen: GestochenesTitelbl. Seiten: 690 S. 3 Bl. Auflage: 2.Aufl. Format: 16°. Einband: Pgt. Gebiet: Latein.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. Lugd. Batavorum, Apud Elzevirios, 1637. Petit in-12, plein maroquin époque à la Duseuil, dos à nerfs richement orné de filets et d'entrelacs dorés, titre doré, plats ornés d'un double encadrement d'un triple filet doré avec fleurons en écoinçons, coupes ornées de roulettes dorées, toutes tranches dorées, Ouvrage illustré d'un titre gravé. 1ère édition des cinq parties de cet ouvrage. Coiffe inférieure restaurée, 1 coin restauré, plat supérieur insolé, 2 taches noires sur les plats, quelques taches intérieures mouillures claires. John Barclaius ou Jean Barclay (1582-1621) est un écrivain catholique français, de fils écossais et un des derniers humanistes. Il est l'auteur de "L'Argenis". La 5ème satire violemment anti jésuite, fit condamner le livre par le parlement de Dijon. Elle est l'oeuvre de Morisot de Dijon.

12°, neuer Pp.-E, 2. Editio novissima. [22 Bll.], 852 S., [6 Bll.], gestochenes Titelbild, Wegen der EPR-Bestimmungen liefern wir nicht nach Bulgarien, Dänemark, Estland, Griechenland, Irland, Litauen, Luxemburg, Malta, Kroatien, Polen, Portugal, Rumänien, Schweden, Slowakei, Slowenien und Ungarn. la Gewicht in Gramm: 181.

BARCLAIUS (I.).Argenis.Ed. novissima. Cum clave, hoc est nominum propriorum elucidatione hactenus nondum edita.Lugduni-Batavorum, ex officina Elzeviriana, 1630, in-16, rel. pl. veau, filets dorés sur les plats, dos à nerfs, orné, frotté, coins et coiff. émoussés, un mors restauré, bandeaux, lettrines et culs-de-lampe. 300 gr.

Lijkpredikatie ; 104 p. l Vanaf p. 89 een biografie van de Duitse theoloog Müller (1631 - 1675 ), die aartsdeken was van van de St. Marien Kirche te Rostock.

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