Grynaeus (232 results)

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Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Gut. 1. 165 S. Buch ist in gutem Zustand, geringe Gebrauchs- Alters- oder Lagerungsspuren. ISBN: 3796522122 Wir senden umgehend mit beiliegender MwSt.Rechnung. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 150.

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Condition: sehr gut. 119 S. : graph. Darst. ; 21 cm. Sprache: Deutsch.

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gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Wie neu. 165 S. : Ill. ; 20 cm tadelloses Exemplar Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 280.

Softcover. 23x17 cm. Eredeti borító 148 oldalas, papír erosítésu borítóval. Kisebb foltok a hát alsó részén. De Marco cikkének törlésével a tartalomjegyzékbol. Egyébként jó állapotban. -- 23 x 17 cm. Original booklet with 148 pages and paper-reinforced cover. Small blemish on the lower spine. With underlining of the article by De Marco in the table of contents. Otherwise in good condition. -- 23 x 17 cm. Originalboschur mit 148 Seiten und papierverstärktem Einband. Kleinere Blässur am unteren Rücken. Mit Anstreichung des Artikels von De Marco im Inhaltsverzeichniss. Sonst gut erhalten. -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Lesen Sie etwas Schönes auf einer Bank in der Frühlingssonne! Wir haben die passende Lektüre. -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! K00637-122906.

Hardcover. Einband leichte Lagerspuren, ungelesen - Mit seinem Reisetagebuch gibt Simon Grynäus ein vielfältiges Bild sowohl von Frankreich und Paris wie auch von seiner Heimatstadt Basel in der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts. Der vierundzwanzigjährige Pfarrer reiste zusammen mit einem gleichaltrigen Freund, der bereits einen Lehrstuhl an der Universität innehatte. Aber trotz dieser beruflichen Stellung fuhren die beiden als Studenten nach Paris. Sie machten also eine Bildungsreise, besuchten Bibliotheken und Kabinette, die Museen ihrer Zeit und suchten den Kontakt mit bedeutenden Männern. Ihr Weg führte sie über Strassburg, das damals sehr eng mit Basel verbunden war, nach Lunéville und Nancy, an den Hof von Stanislas, dem ehemaligen König von Polen. In Toul trafen sie Kameraden und Verwandte aus Basel, die im französischen Dienst standen. Da war wohl nicht viel von Gelehrsamkeit die Rede! Kleine charmante Details über das Leben in Paris bietet das genau geführte Ausgabenbuch, in dem sich immer wieder der Alltag zeigt. In deutscher Sprache. pages. 204x128x20 mm.

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Condition: Neu. Hrsg. und kommentiert von Verena Meier-Vetter. Mit seinem Reisetagebuch gibt Simon Grynäus ein vielfältiges Bild sowohl von Frankreich und Paris als auch von seiner Heimatstadt Basel in der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts. Der vierundzwanzigjährige Pfarrer reiste zusammen mit einem gleichaltrigen Freund, der bereits einen Lehrstuhl an der Universität innehatte. Aber trotz dieser beruflichen Stellung fuhren die beiden als Studenten nach Paris. Sie machten also eine Bildungsreise, besuchten Bibliotheken und Kabinette, die Museen ihrer Zeit und suchten den Kontakt mit bedeutenden Männern. Ihr Weg führte sie über Straßburg, das damals sehr eng mit Basel verbunden war, nach Lunéville und Nancy, an den Hof von Stanislas, dem ehemaligen König von Polen. In Toul trafen sie Kameraden und Verwandte aus Basel, die im französischen Dienst standen. Kleine charmante Details über das Leben in Paris bietet das genau geführte Ausgabenbuch, in dem sich immer wieder der Alltag zeigt. 165 Seiten mit 7 Tafeln, gebunden (Schwabe Verlag 2006). Früher EUR 38,00. Gewicht: 278 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.

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Kl.-4°. 1 Bl., 32 SS. Br. mit Rückenfalz. Georg Friedrich Franck von Franckenau (Straßburg 1669 - 1732 Kopenhagen) war Mediziner und Jurist sowie Mitglied der Gelehrtenakademie "Leopoldina". Er studierte Medizin und Jura in Heidelberg und promovierte an der Universität Jena. Er war anfangs außerordentlicher Professor der Medizin zu Wittenberg. Ab 1695 hielt er sich in Dänemark auf. 1701 wurde er ordentlicher Professor für Medizin an der Universität Kopenhagen. Er war Rath des Obersten Königlich-Dänischen Gerichts und Assessor des Consistoriums.- Titel mit hs. Bes.-Vermerk. Papier leicht gebräunt.

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333 Seiten, Kl8° (14,9 x 10,1 cm), Lederband d.Zt. mit reicher ornamentaler Rückenvergold. u. vergold. Rückentitel a. dunkelrotem Schildchen. 1. Ausgabe in deutscher Sprache. - Einband vereinzelt leicht berieben, insgesamt gut erhaltenes Exemplar in einem schönen zeitgenöss. Lederband. Sprache: Deutsch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This volume collects the letters of Sim. Grynaeus, a prominent theologian and philologist of the Basle Academy in the 16th century. The letters offer insights into Grynaeus's intellectual life and work, as well as his relationships with colleagues and friends. The volume is edited and annotated by Theod. Streuber, who provides helpful commentary and a comprehensive index of the letters and their authors.

Kl.-4°. 20 SS. Br. um 1900. Johannes Wolleb (Basel 1586 - 1629) studierte ab 1607 in seiner Heimatstadt Theologie und wurde besonders von Amandus Polanus von Polansdorf geprägt. Nach einiger Zeit als Diaconus wurde er 1611 Pfarrer an der (alten) Kirche St. Elisabeth in Basel. Als Nachfolger des 1617 verstorbenen Johann Jakob Grynaeus wurde er am 21. Juli 1618 als Hauptpfarrer am Basler Münster eingesetzt. Dieses Amt war mit dem des Antistes, also des geistlichen Leiters der Kirche, verbunden, ebenso mit einer Professur an der Universität Basel, die Wolleb im Oktober übernahm. Hierfür erwarb er am 30. November 1619 die theologische Doktorwürde. 1621/22 und 1629 amtierte er als Rektor der Universität.- Papier leicht gebräunt und stellenweise etw. braunfleckig.

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Condition: gut. Präses: Theodor Zwinger; Disputatio: q1686-03-27/29; 8 Bl., 19,5 x 15,5 cm, dekorative Vignette, Titelblatt mit Bleistiftmarkierung, papierbedingt gebräunt, unterer Rand leicht fleckig. Grynaeus aus Mülhausen Sprache: Latin Erstausgabe.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Small 4to (19,5x15 cm). Blind wrappers. 20 pp. Title within decorated woodcut border. All outer margins and a few lower margins re-margined; title and a few other leaves browned. - At the end a list of inhabitants of Basel who died 1610 because of the pestilence. - Text in 'Fraktur' caracters. - Very rare, hold by 3 WorldCat members. 50g.

Hardcover. Condition: VG. Grynaeus / Huttich / 1532 / Novus orbis regionum ac insularum veteribus incognitarum (Safe 1, 105235) Folio. 18th-century mottled sheep, six raised spine bands. Fleuron stamped in blind within spine compartments. Front hinge starting, with crack along lower 3 inches. Some rubbing and moderate wear to binding extremities. Early ownership name (effaced) in upper margin of title page and first dedication page (printed area unaffected). Light old outline dampstaining affecting first 35 pages or so. Else internally generally clean. Some early very occasional marginalia in an early hand. With ownership inscription dated 1622 on verso of colophon. 26 leaves, 514 pages, colophon leaf. Tite vignette. Several errors in pagination: 45 is misnumbered 48; 47 is 48; 48 is 49; 51 is 52; 52 is 53; 53 is 55; 56 is 58; 57 is 58; 58 is 59; 512 is 502; 514 is 507). Lacks the very map, as usual. Important Early Collection of New World Travels With a Lengthy Introduction by Sebastian M nster A nice example of the Paris printing of Huttich's geography, an important very early collection of New World material that includes accounts of Columbus's voyages, and other voyages initiated by Spain and Portugal. This edition contains the same text contents as the Basel edition of the same year. Often attributed to Grynaeus, but is more properly credited to Johann Huttich, who compiled most of the work. The work stems from the German-speaking, Protestant intellectual milieu that produced other important early geographical publications. Indeed, the volume opens with Sebastian M nster's 12-page description of the world map that was intended to accompany the book (but is lacking here, as usual), with directions on its use. Published in Paris at the expense of Jean Petit and Galliot du Pr . contains the same material as the Basel edition. The only difference between the two lies in the map, which in the Paris one was designed by Oroncius Finneus - Borba de Moraes. Johann Huttich (1490-1544) was able to access accounts of early Spanish and Portuguese voyagers to America while in Madrid as part of the embassy associated with Charles V's election as Holy Roman Emperor. Included herein are the three voyages of Columbus, as well as those of Vespucci, Pedro Alonso Ni o, Vicente Y nez Pinz n, Pedro Alvares Cabral, and Alvise Cadamosto. In addition to the Portuguese discoveries in Brazil and the East, Huttich incorporates accounts of Marco Polo, and material collected by Peter Martyr. There are also numerous accounts of other European voyages. Huttich's work is one of the earliest to bring together in a single volume a number of otherwise extremely rare contemporary accounts of the earliest explorers, some of which are virtually unobtainable. Contents of the volume here follows: Prefatio Simonis Grynaei ad Collimitium. Preface by Simon Grynaeus. Typi Cosmographici et Declaratio et usus, per Sebastianum Munsterum. Introduction by Sebastian M nster. Voyage of Cadamosto (c 1432-1488), Venetian explorer and trader. The first three voyages of Columbus Voyage of Pedro Alonso Ni o Voyage of Vicente Y ez Pinz n Third voyage of Vespucci Voyage of Pedro Alvares Cabral Narrative of the Indian Jos Vespucci's four voyages (according to the Cosmographiae Introductio by Waldseemuller). King Manuel's letter to Pope Leo X on the conquests in India Voyages of Ludovico Varthema Description of the Holy Land Three books by Marco Polo Book of the Tartars by Haython Two books on Sarmatia by M. de Miechow Account of the Muscovite embassy by Paulo Giovio On the islands rediscovered by Peter Martyr d'Ang. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: VG. Cort s / Huttich / Grynaeus / Munster / 1555 / Novus Orbis Regionum ac Insularum Veteribus Incognitarum [New world of regions and islands unknown to the ancients] (Safe 1, 103416) Folio. Later 16th or early 17th century blind-stamped brown leather over wooden boards, with some sympathetic restoration to corners and spine. Four raised spine bands. Boards stamped in blind with floral roll, with intermittent medallion bust decoration. Back cover with additional roll with floral decoration and heads of the Apostles Peter and Paul. 2 brass clasps, hinged with leather (one detached, but present). Title with printer's mark (repeated at the end), 2 woodcut illustrations in text, numerous woodcut initials, 25 leaves, 677 pages (correctly 577), 1 leaf. As usual, without the map by Sebastian M nster. First two gatherings with water stains and somewhat spotted, additional old dampstaining to latter leaves of well. Some marginal notes in an early hand. Title page toned, with old cross-out ink name. Latin inscription on front pastedown dated 1608. Important Early Collection of New World Travels With a Lengthy Introduction by Sebastian M nster This Edition With the Addition of Cortes's 2nd & 3rd Letters One of the earliest collections of voyages, originally published in 1532, compiled by Johann Huttich, with a preface by Simon Grynaeus (to whom the work is sometimes erroneously attributed), containing the voyages of Columbus, Cadomosto, Vespucci, Cabral, and part of the Fourth Decade of Peter Martyr, as well as additional non-American voyages. Notably, the present edition adds important accounts not found in earlier editions, including Cortes's 2nd and 3rd letters, as well as the narratives of Juan Zum rraga's and Martin de Valencia. Huttich's geography is an important very early collection of New World material that includes accounts of Columbus's voyages, and other voyages initiated by Spain and Portugal. This book stems from the German-speaking, Protestant intellectual milieu that produced other important early geographical publications. Indeed, the volume opens with Sebastian M nster's 12-page description of the world map that was intended to accompany this book (but is lacking here), with directions on its use. Johann Huttich (1490-1544) was able to access accounts of early Spanish and Portuguese voyagers to America while in Madrid as part of the embassy associated with Charles V's election as Holy Roman Emperor. Included herein are the three voyages of Columbus, as well as those of Vespucci, Pedro Alonso Ni o, Vicente Y nez Pinz n, Pedro Alvares Cabral, and Alvise Cadamosto. In addition to the Portuguese discoveries in Brazil and the East, Huttich incorporates accounts of Marco Polo, and material collected by Peter Martyr. There are also numerous accounts of other European voyages. Huttich's work is one of the earliest to bring together in a single volume a number of otherwise extremely rare contemporary accounts of the earliest explorers, some of which are virtually unobtainable. In addition to several handsome woodcut capitals, there are two woodcuts in the text, including an illustration of a snake wrapped around a tree (page 21) and a version of Vespucci's triangle (page 93), here in a cosmographic diagram representing the earth's sphericity. S. Leitch has written on Vespucci's diagram and its influence on the emerging field of cosmography. Vespucci s diagram was brought into the orbit of astronomic notation where it helped the viewer to visualize cosmographic principles. The itinerary of this triangle in early 16th century print culture tracks the merging of diagrammatic thinking of astronomical propositions with other genres in the nascent field of cosmography - S. Leitch, Vespucci's Triangle and the Shape of t. Book.