Glaß Salomon (55 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Minimal wear. 994 p. Book.

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Hardcover. Condition: poor to g. Later edition. Quarto (10 x 8"). [72], 1001, [103]pp. Contemporary blind-stamped full calf, with gold lettering to spine. Raised bands. Engraved frontispiece portrait of the author (unsigned). Title page in red and black lettering. Title vignette. Decorative initials and tailpieces. Originally published in 1623, Salomon Glass' magnum opus "Philologia sacra" marks the transition from the earlier views on questions of biblical criticism to those of the school of Spener. Binding darkened, and rubbed along edges. Both covers detached but present. Front free endpaper missing. Engraved frontispiece portrait of Salomon Glass detached, but present. Contemporary previous owner's name on title, and initials at verso of title page. Moderate to heavy foxing and age-toning throughout. Clear water-staining along fore-edge of very first leaves, and at lower margin of pp. 337-352. Text in Latin, with some Hebrew and Greek. Binding in overall poor, interior in fair to good condition. Salomon Glass (1593-1656) was a German theologian, Hebraist, and biblical critic.

Leather. Condition: Good. Third Edition. 4to 11" - 13" tall; 1495 pages; 1653 Sumtibus Zachariae Hertelij, Frankfurt & Hamburg. 3rd edition. Stout small quarto. [44] 1495 [139] pp. Prior ownership of a special collections University Library with minimal ownershio indications - ink stamp to front and rear pastedown and blind stamp to corner of title page. Text blog snug; contents complete and generally neat with just expected light spotting and toning. Boards detached at joints with evidence of old PVA type attempted repairs. Missing a v shaped chip from the leather at crown but title label intact and present. Excellent candidate for rebacking restoration. Text block quite VG in shabby binding with boards detached. . Oversize book may require additional charges for expedited or international shipping.

Kl.-4° (24,5 cm). [3] Bll., 990 S., [61] Bll., gest. Fronitspiz. Leder. (beschabt, Kapitale mit Fehlstellen, Außengelenke angeplatzt und teils eingerissen, einige Ecken geknickt, letzte Seiten mit Wurmgang im oberen Rand). >>>> Zur Zeit erfolgt KEIN VERSAND NACH ÖSTERREICH aufgrund der dort geltenden Verpackungsverordnung. <<<<.

Hardcover. Condition: g to vg. Editio novissima (New edition). Quarto (9 1/2 x 7 1/2"). [21], 6-32, [16]pp, 2138 columns (1069pp). [107]pp (Index). Contemporary full vellum with handwritten title to spine. Engraved frontispiece portrait of the author by Johann Martin Bernigeroth. Title page in red and black lettering. Decorative head-, tailpieces and initials. Originally published in 1623, Salomon Glass' principal work, "Philologia sacra," is a learned philological study of Biblical words and language. It marks the transition from the drier approach of the Lutheran scholastics on questions of biblical criticism to those of the school of Philipp Spener (with a more mystical approach). Binding age-toned and partly soiled. Contemporary previous owner's armorial bookplate (G. Betz), with motto "In hoc vinco" pasted on inside of front cover. Ex-library bookplate on inside of front cover. Contemporary previous owner's inscription at upper margin of front free endpaper. Sporadic minor to moderate foxing/age-toning throughout. Text in Latin with some Greek and Hebrew. Binding in overall good- to good, interior in good to very good condition. About the author: Salomon Glass (1593-1656) was a German theologian and biblical critic who had studied primarily in Jena from 1609 onward, became adjunct to the faculty of philosophy at the same university in 1619 and professor of Hebrew in 1621. The biblical encyclopedia "Philologiae sacrae" (5 vols., 1623-1636) constitutes Glassius's most significant work. (For more information see: Albrecht-Birkner, Veronika, "Glassius, Salomo", in: Religion Past and Present.).

Hardcover. Condition: Very good+. Later edition. Three parts, folio (17 3/4 x 12"). [4: engraved title; main title], [12: Preface to the 1736 Second Edition], [2: Note to the Christian Reader on this New 1768 Edition], [16: Preface to the 1640 (i.e., 1641] Edition], [2: List of Saxony's Electors] pages, 11 (full-page engraved portraits of the Electors), [1: full-page portrait of Martin Luther] leaves, [8: Short Introduction and Instruction Regarding the Holy Scriptures], [2: Calendar], [13: General Index], [26: Name Index], [11: Chronology], [1: Personalities in the Maccabean and Herodian Eras], [7: Explanations on the Old Testament], [5: Charts of calandars, weights, money, measures, and distance in biblical times], [4: Chronological Order of the Books of the Bible], [7: Register/Table of the Old Testament], [3: Martin Luther's Preface to the Old Testament]; 740 (Pentateuch; Former Prophets; Writings); 512 (Latter Prophets and Apocrypha); 472 (New Testament), 473-480 (Gospel Harmony), [14: Creeds and Augsburg Confession] pages. Text in German, Gothic script; text within ruled borders, marginal column for printed side notes; woodcut initials and ornaments; elaborate woodcut half titles in imitation of calligraphy at verso of initial text leaves for the second and third parts (Prophets and New Testament). Complete with 48 copperplate engravings: 12 full-page portraits in the preleminaries (Electors and Martin Luther); a full-page depiction of the construction of Noah's Ark; 27 full-page sectional illustrations (20 vignette compositions; 9 portraits of Prophets and Evangelists); 8 double-suite plates (biblical lands from Egypt to Babylonia; Egypt and Canaan, noting tribal allotments; Canaan in the New Testament era; Greece and Asia Minor, with vignettes of the Temple; encampment of the Israelite tribes in the wilderness; bird's eye view of Jerusalem after Adrichem; view of Jerusalem in the New Testament era; Diet of Augsburg, with legend). Contemporary calf (lightly rubbed at extremities, with some light scratching at rear board), elaborately tooled in gilt, depicting a neo-classical sanctuary on both boards,Tetragrammaton in pediment on the front, a cross in pediment on the rear; exquisite gauffered fore-edges ornamented in gilt against forest green wash depict a sunburst with architectural motifs; gilt turn-ins. Rebacked, retaining original spine; endpapers renewed. 15 cm clean tear through text at leaf C4 in the New Testament (reparable); final text leaf chipped at bottom edge (not affecting text); tears at Diet of Augsburg plate and final text leaf expertly repaired at versos. Overall pages crisp and fresh, with mild intermittent toning, very occasional light stains and smudges, and just a touch of damptstain at fore-edge in later leaves of the New Testament. A very good copy, with clean plates, in a beautiful magnificent binding, complete with the folding plate of the Diet of Augsburg (often lacking). Housed and protected in a modern custom red cloth slipcase. Final edition of the sumptuously illustrated Kurfürstenbibel (Electors' Bible), with a full apparatus of introductory and historical materials. Also known as the Weimar Bible, it was compiled under the auspices of Ernst I, Duke of Saxe-Gotha and Altenburg. Beginning in 1641, all editions were published by the prominent German printing dynasty of Endter. The maps, views, and illustrated divisional titles by Jacob van Sandrart and others made their first appearance in the edition of 1686. In this latest version, the illustrated sectional titles are signed by Johann Chrisopher Claussner, and most of the other views lack the signatures found in the 1686 edition. The earlier forewords by Salomon Glass (ed. 1641) and Ernst Solomon Cyprian (ed. 1736) are reprinted in the present edition. The preliminaries feature eleven full page engravings of Saxony's Electors, from Friedrich III to Bernhard der Große, followed by an engraved portrait of Martin Luther. Often lacking, the final fold-out engraving depicts the Holy Roman Emperor and representatives of the German states in a large reception hall during the Diet of Augsburg. Participants are identified in the legend on the facing page. The conference was assembled by Charles V so that the Princes and Free Territories in Germany might explain their religious convictions in an attempt to restore religious and political unity in the Holy Roman Empire and rally support against the Turkish invasion. The consensus of the assembly is expressed in the Augsburg Confession, the primary confession of faith of the Lutheran Church and one of the most important documents of the Reformation era. Written in both German and Latin, the Confession was presented at the Diet of Augsburg on 25 June 1530; it is the fourth document contained in the Lutheran Book of Concord. References: Bibelsammlung Stuttgart E777; Delaveau & Hillard 16; Cf. Darlow & Moule 4217 (note on ed. 1641); 4234 (ed. 1736). Full title: Biblia, Das ist die gantze Heilige Schrift, Altes und Neues Testaments. Verdeutscht von Herrn Doctor Martin Luther: Und auf gnädigste Verordnung Des Durchlauchtigsten Fürsten und Herrn, Herrn Ernsts, Herzogen zu Sachsen, Fülich, Kleve und Berg von etlichen reinen Theologen dem eigentlichen Wort-Verstand nach erkläret, wie hiervon weiter in der Vorrede gehandelt wird. daher über die gewöhnliche, mit Fleiß verbesserte Biblische Register, unter anderem zu finden, ein Bericht, von Vergleichung der Jüdischen und Biblischen Monden, Maaß, Gewicht, Müntz und Elen mit den Unserigen: Sowohl auch eine Beschreibung der Stadt Jerusalem, samt unterschiedlichen neuen Land-Tafeln, und andern schönen Kupffer-Figuren, und derselben Beschreibung: Welches alles dem Christlichen Leser, zu mehrerm Verstand der Schrifft, gute Anleitung geben kan. Zu Ende ist auch, nebst den Christlichen Haupt-Symbolis, die unveränderte Augspurgische Confession mit beygedruckt worden. Von neuem mit Fleiß übersehen, durch fernere, sowohl den Verstand, als Lutheri Ubersetzung betreffende Anmerckung.

Condition: Sehr gut. 8° (21 x 18 cm). [14] Bl., 1168 S. mit gestochener Titelvignette. Lederband der Zeit auf 4 Bünden. Lederbezug stark berieben, mit kleineren Fehlstellen, Ecken bestoßen. Die ersten Blätter knitterig. Bis ca. S. 58 kleinere Wurmgänge am Rand außerhalb des Textes. Stellenweise minimal fleckig.

8° , marmorierter Pappband. XL, 810 S.[st 1404 S., 61 Bl.] Umfangreiches Fragment dieses bedeutenden Werks des thüringischen evangelischen Theologen und Hochschullehrers Salomon Glass (1593 - 1656), hier in seltener Leipziger Ausgabe von 1776, bebeitet von Johann August Dathe. Mit gestochenem Frontispiz. Unser Exemplar beinhaltet die ersten 810 Seiten des 1. Bandes. - Ehemaliges Bibliotheksexemplar mit Stempel und Rückensignatur. Leichte bis moderate Lager- und Gebrauchsspuren. Guter Zustand. 36.3.1.6.H. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 530.

4°.- 23,5:18,5 cm. 9 Bll., 32 Seiten, 8 Blätter, 2138 Spalten, 52 (statt 53) Bll. Index. Pergamenteinband der Zeit. Es fehlen das Frontisp. und der Vortitel. Am Schluß fehlt das letzte Registerblatt. Titel, Seite 17 und am Schluß ein Reg.- Blatt gestempelt. Im weißen Rand vereinzelt minimal wurmstichig. Einband etwas fleckig. Rückenbezug mit mehreren Löchern im Pergament. Pergamentbezug am hinteren Deckel mit Fehlstelle (ca. 4:9 cm). -10344.

Editio nova, a plurimis erroribus repurgata, emendatissimisque indicibus instruc 4°. [9] Bl., 32 S., [8] Bl., 2138 Sp., [53] Bl., Frontspiz, Pgtbd d.Zt. 2, Einband leicht berieben, Stempel a. Titelbl., Inh. fleckig, am Rand tls. wasserfleckig, sonst gut.

Condition: Very Good. Lipsiae: Jo. Friderici Gleiditschii B. Filium, 1725. Edition Novissima. Thick quarto (25cm.); full contemporary parchment, manuscript spine title, all edges stained red; [4],31,[17]pp. & 2138 columns & [104]pp. (a2 [but a3] b-h4 A-7I4, a2 repeated, collated complete); engraved portrait frontispiece, title page printed in red and black. Upper cover fore-edge quite heavily discolored, additional darkening along extremities, first few leaves worn at extremities, extensive later (1790) manuscript notes on front pastedown, as well as discreet 20th century ownership rubberstamp; overall Very Good, internally sound. Substantial work of biblical scholarship divided into five sections, the latter three devoted to the grammar and rhetoric of biblical Hebrew. Reprinted in the lifetime of the German author Salomon Glass (1593-1656), the 18th century editions such as this one were published under the editorship of the German Lutheran theologian Johann Franz Buddeus (1666-1729).

8 Bl.; 496 S., 12 Bl.; 8 Bl., 890 (recte 888) S., 43 Bl., Einige grössere Flecken auf den Deckeln. VD17 3:304932Q (Teil 1/2). - VD17 14:053981V (Teil 3/4). - Diverse Seiten falsch paginiert. (Einige grössere Flecken auf den Deckeln. Mit Unterstreichungen in Rot und Schwarz, wenige Randnotizen in Schwarz. Einige Lagen wasserrandig). - VD17 3:304932Q (Teil 1/2). - VD17 14:053981V (Teil 3/4). - Diverse Seiten falsch paginiert. (Mit Unterstreichungen in Rot und Schwarz, wenige Randnotizen in Schwarz. Einige Lagen wasserrandig). - Hauptschrift des Theologen Salomon Glass (1593-1656), die 1623 noch in zwei Teilen erschien. Mit der Ausgabe von 1634 bis 1636 wurde das biblisch-philologische Werk dann auf fünf Teile erweitert. «Seine "Philologia Sacra" erweist ihn als überragenden Kenner der hebräischen Sprache und der rabbinischen Literatur.» (NDB). - Beigebunden 5 weitere Schriften: 1. Kesler, Andreas. Quadriga Discursuum Theologico-Philosophicorum, Pro Defendenda Philospophi ac Theologie concordia, in utriusque principiis contra apparens, eorum dissidium circa, quatuor Quaestiones institutorum: I. An immortalitas homnis in statu integritatis fuerit natruralis vel supernaturalis? II. An fides relate considerata sit causa instrumentalis iustifications? III. An aliquis de sua salute certus esse possit? IV. An Deus sit causa peccati per accidens? Wittenberg, Thamm, 1624. 42 Bl. - VD17 3:306615S. - 2. Gerhard, Johann. Harmoniae Calvino-Photinianae, in qua ostenditur, Calvinianos multas corruptelas cum Phtoinianis communes habere, hec posse salvis suis hypothesibus Photoinianos errores sufficenter refellere. Disputatio III. De cuius subiectis thesibus Deo potenter adjuvante maximo. Publice . majore respondebit Joachimus Engelbertus Gryphiswaldo-Pomeranus. Ad diem 26. April. Jena, Steinmann, 1623. 8 Bl. - VD17 39:130979G. - 3. Himmel, Johann. Disputation Theologica de Invocatione Religiosa Qua Tractatus methodici de Natura Invocationis , & Scripti tumultarii Nihusiani , Notaeque breves Elencticae exhibentur. Respondente M. Franciso Daniele Bergio, Catelburgo-Grunbenhagiaco. Publice in Auditorio Thelogico die 24. Maji. Johann Beithmann, 1623. 14 Bl. - VD17 547:626280R. - 4. Weber, Johann. Disputation Theologica de Sanctificatione Fidelium: quid illa sit, & quae ejus causae, effecta, adjuncta, & contraria. Opposita Deificationibus & Christificationibus Enthusiastarum & Weigelianorum, Et In conventu Pastorum Gleicho Thonnensium Proposita a Johanne Webero. Respondente Johanne Preschero Gelhusano, Ecclesiae Wanderslöbiensis Pastore. Jena, Steinmann, 1622. 18 Bl. - VD17 39:128857E. - 5. Gerhard, Johann. De Baptismo, Adversus Calvinianos concinnata cujus subjectas positiones Indultu venerandi Concill Theol. Praeside Reverendo admodum, Clarissimo atq; Excellentissimo Viro . In publicam M. Nicolaus Röhnius, Saltzungensis Tyrigeta. Ad diem (hs. 14). Septembris horis locoq(ue) consuetis. Jena, Beithmann, 1621. 16 Bl. - VD17 27:736006D. Sprache: lateinisch.

Nürnberg, Endter & Wolfgang, 1664. Folio. Contemp. full calf. Raised bands, spine richly blindtooled, titlelabel. A tear to fronthinge at upper compartment. Some scratches to covers. Firt inner hinge broken and inner backhinge weak. halftitlepage with a tear, no loss of text. Engraved titlepage. Printed titlepage in red/black. (14),1834 pp. + Indexes. Internally clean.

Pergament / Parchment. Condition: Gut. Editio novissima. Frontispiz, [10] Bl./sheets, 32 S./p., [8] Bl./sheets, 2138 Sp./columns, [53] Bl./sheets. Guter Zustand. Einband mit leichten Altersspuren. Seiten sauber. / Good. Cover shows mild wear. Clean pages.Privatbibliotheksvermerk / Private library note. la Gewicht in Gramm: 1860.

Condition: Gut. 25 nn.Bl., 528 S., 2 nn.Bl., S.529-912, 4 nn.Bl., S. 915-1034, 2 nn.Bl., S. 1035-1181, 21 nn.S., mit zahlreichen Kupfer,- und Holzschnitten, 2 gest. Titel, Tafel Luther und Familie und 4 ganzseitigen Vortitel Einband leicht berieben und bestossen, Goldschnitt abgerieben, eine Schließe wurde ersetzt. Innen stellenweise etwas braunfleckig oder gebräunt, vorderer Vorsatz mit Eintragungen und Einriß, 2 weitere Blatt mit Einrissen. Insgesamt gut erhalten. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 5700 geprägte Ledereinband mit Schließen, gepunzter Goldschnitt, ca. 38,7 x 27,5 cm.

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qva totius sacrosanctæ Veteris et Novi Testamenti, . Libri quinque. Editio qvinta, prioribus non modo passim emendatior; . Frankfurt & Leipzig, David Fleicher 1684. (72), 1495, (137) pages. Small 4:o. Contemporary full vellum. A very clean and fine copy.[#157185].

GLASS, SALOMON. Philologia sacra. Leipzig: Jo. Frider. Gleditschium, 1705. 4to. [60] p., 2138 col., [106] p. Port. Title in red and black. Contemporary vellum (some soiling and staining). Minor occasional spotting, else very good. Early bookplate of "Pet. Anth, S. Martini Pastoris." Salomon Glass (1593-1656) was professor of theology at Jena and, as this work witnesses, was noted especially for his knowledge of Hebrew. This popular and learned philological study of Biblical words and language marks the beginning of the transition from the drier approach of the Lutheran scholastics to the more mystical approach represented by Philipp Jakob Spener, one of the forerunners of Pietism.

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