Miraeus Aubert (14 results)

Small 8vo (17x11 cm). Contemporary calf, spine gilt in compartments, with ribbons, marbled endpapers (leather a bit rubbed, spine with a few loss of leather). (xvi),755,(xx: "Anacephalaeosis chronologica"),(xxiii:"Index sanctorum et beatorum", (i: Privilegii), (i: blank) pp. - Good copy 600g.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. NA (illustrator). The 1609 first edition of Aubertus Miraeus' history of the Catholic orders of knighthood, including the Knights Templar, Hopsitaller, Teutonic, Order of the Golden Fleece, etc. The work details the origins, rules and histories. To some degree, this was a work of counter-reformation, aiming to show historical virtues of the Catholic church. As such, the institutions are presented in their relationship to church organization. The work also touches on Iberian initiatives, which were created to push back the Moorish forces from the Iberian Peninsula. Miraeus also touches on the later Order of the Golden Fleece, Order of the Garter and Saint Michael. Provenance - The title page and last page both bear the signature of J Franc. d'Orival. D'Orival was a very common French Catholic name in the 17th century, but in 1610 a Francois d'Orival did write a manuscript documenting the Holy Shroud of Besancon and its reputed miracles (see the Doubs Archives, "Le Sainct Suaire de Besancon. Antiquite, miracles et venerations d'icelu Le Sainct Suaire de Besancon."). There is no possible way to know if this is the same Francois d'Orival, but since the shroud of Besancon was thought to have been brought to France by a knight, there is some small possible relationship. Bibliographic Details - Universal Short Title Catalogue (USTC) number 1003308, 28 copies recorded in the world's libraries. Physical Attributes - Measures approx. 25 x 17 x 1 cm. Quarto. Hardcover with leather spine. Boards with decorative paper covering them. Spine with a fleur roll along the edges, title and year in gilt along the spine. Marbled endpapers. Pages - viii, 46, [2] Collation - *4, A-F4. Collates complete. Condition - See pictures. Small chip at head of spine. A little loss along joints of spine. Some wear to leather, edges and corners. "Kron 191" written on all blank front endpapers and title page. Text block toned throughout with occasional fox spots, corner chips, thumbing, dog-eared pages, etc. Title page with old manuscript ownership inscriptions, one crossed out. Title page torn in two and repaired from back (see pictures). Ink stains at top of *4 verso. Writing on colophon (ex libris).

4 vols in-folio. Contemporary full calf. Gilt, raised spines with vol. and title label. Very good copy of these collected works by Aubertus Miraeus or Aubert le Mire , on belgian civil and ecclesiastical history. Ref: De Seyn, 1186-1193.

Folio (23 x 35 cm), full brown calf, gilt decorated spine, 4 copper engravings by Harrewijn, many small woodcut initials, vol. 2 of 2 (pp. 803-1362 and index) In good condition. K10.

In-4°. [28] 429 pp [11] . Reliure chagrin de l'époque. Plat supérieur détaché. Ouvrage intéressant pour les diplômes des institus religieux. Ref : De Ridder, Aubert le Mire sa vie, ses écrits, nr 54.

18. Antverpiae ( Antwerpen ), Guilielmum Lestaenium , 1639, in-4°, 30 x 19 cm, (8) nn pp + 523 pp + (18) nn pp ( index), (complete), bound in contemporary full calf over wooden boards, raised spine with gilt title, with two copper clasps ( in working order), both covers extensively blind tooled. After a very carefull examination one can find that the book has been rebacked. This has been done in such a way that it is hardly discernable. Provenance: With the manuscript ex-libris of the Brussels' Jesuit College, dated 1640. On the verso of the first fly leaf is written '' Dono admodum Rd. D. Auberti Miraei Decani Ecclesia D.V. Antverpiae '' (Ex-dono from the reverend Aubertus Miraeus, canon of Our Lady's [cathedral church] in Antwerp). Tipped in just before the title a broadside, printed on the recto side only. ''Roma, July 1637, no printer, author Faminianus Strada, title :Ivdicivm de Cronico Belgico V.CL. Auberti Miraei''. ( a laudatory letter by Strada on this publication by Miraeus). Alo with the manuscript ex-libris of L. De Rooren, with a note in French on the author (19th c.). Very fine copy of this esteemed chronicle of Dutch history. The laudatory letter by Strada on this publication was probably inserted by the author himself.

In-4°. [24] 420 pp, [3]. Contemporary overlapping vellum, flat spine. Very nice early chronicle based on various author's (Eusebius and Saint Jerôme for the early times) and the and the manuscript text of Sigebert and Anselmus of Gembloux for the later times. Very rare. Ref: M.B.-C. De Ridder, Aubert le Mire, ca vie, ses écrits, mémoire historique et critique, pp 52-56.

Condition: Gut. Format (Platte): 247 x 173 mm. Blattgröße: 380 x 270 mm. *Blatt aus der berühmten "Icones principum virorum doctorum" einer Sammelausgabe von über 100 der berühmten Gemälde des van Dyck in Radierung und Kupferstich. Vorliegend ein Blatt aus einer frühen Ausgabe um 1660 in einem prägnanten und gratigen Abzug. - Wibiral 13. - Miraeus, auch Aubert le Mire genannt, war ein belgischer Theologe und Gelehrter, er schrieb zahlreiche Bücher. - Außenränder leicht gebräunt, insgesamt gut erhalten. la Gewicht in Gramm: 100.

Condition: Gut. Format (Platte): 247 x 173 mm. Blattgröße: 375 x 235 mm. *Blatt aus der berühmten "Iconographia" oder Iconographie, einer Sammelausgabe von ca. 100 der gemalten Bildnisse des Anthonis van Dyck (1599-1641) in Kupferstich. - Wibiral 13, VI. - Miraeus, auch Aubert le Mire genannt, war ein belgischer Theologe und Gelehrter, er schrieb zahlreiche Bücher. - Außenränder leicht gebräunt, insgesamt gut erhalten. la Gewicht in Gramm: 100.

Bruxellis, apud Ioannem Merbercium, 1624. Petit in-4, rel. pl. vélin ancien à recouvrements, [7]ff.-335 pp., vignette gravée au titre, quelques erreurs de pagination. Ex-libris ms et annotations anciens. PREMIÈRE ÉDITION de ce recueil compilé par l?érudit bruxellois Aubert le Mire (1573-1640), qui réunit les donations pieuses - testaments, codicilles, lettres de fondation, donations, immunités, privilèges, et autres libéralités - faites par les papes, empereurs, rois, ducs, comtes, en faveur de différentes églises, et principalement en Flandre. L?édition est dédicacée à Pierre Peck (1562-1625), chancelier de Brabant et diplomate au service des archiducs Albert et Isabelle. /75E Tache sans gravité au plat sup., gardes un peu salies, toute petite déchirure à la page de titre, bel exemplaire dans son vélin d'époque.

Antverpiae, apud Ioannem Cnobbarum, 1629. In-8, rel. pl. vélin ancien à recouvrements, initiales HSL typographiées sur le plat sup., belle vignette de titre, titre-[15]ff.-572 pp. [RELIE A LA SUITE] : Index principum Belgii procerumque olim apud Belgas illustrium, in his libris memoratorum, [A LA SUITE] : Brill auff den evangelischen Augapfel Das ist: Wichtige / Beständige Ablehnung und in Gottes . [A LA SUITE]: Der Augspurgischen Concession verwandte Prediger oder aber die Jesuiten? durch ein kursses Sendschreiben D. Martini Lutheri. Ouvrage indispensable pour l'histoire ecclésiastique des Pays-Bas et de la France. Miraeus (Aubertus) ou Aubert Le Mire, prélat et érudit belge, né à Bruxelles vers 1560, décédé en 1611. Le texte relié à la suite est en écriture gothique. /75E Plusieurs ff. brunis, second plat ceintré, bon ex.

Antverpiae, apud Ionnem Cnobbarum, 1630. Petit in-4, rel. pl. vélin de l'époque à recouvrements, [3]ff.-708 pp., plusieurs tabl. généal. dans le texte. Rare édition originale. Cet ouvrage réunit les sources diplomatiques des donations des institutions ecclésiastiques des Pays-Bas de 410 jusqu'au milieu du 16e siècle (dans l'ordre chronologique). Source importante pour l'histoire nationale. Bel exemplaire dans son vélin d'époque. /75E Dos noirci, plusieurs ff. brunis, mouillure sans gravité sur les toutes premières pages, bonne condition par ailleurs.

Antwerpen, Hieronymus Verdussen, 1605, in-8°, 17 x 11 cm, (20) + 199 pp + (8)(index), velijnen band uit de tijd. (eerste en laatste pp. met heldere watervlekken, achterste schutblad met sterke waterschade, randen van de velijnenband beschadigd met materiaalverlies).

Kupferstich v. P. Pontius n. A. van Dyck, um 1680, 21,4 x 16,7 (H).