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8°, Originalkarteon (Hardcover) 277 S.,Holzstiche, ISBN 3887310160 LIEFERUNG ALS DHL-BRIEFSENDUNG/PAKET MIT BEILIEGENDER RECHNUNG - Block leicht verzogen, handschriftliche Nummer auf Titelblatt, insgesamt ordentliches Exemplar.

112 Abb. nach alten Stichen, 1 Karte, XXXIV, 217 S., 4°, Orig.-Halbleinen. (leichte Gebrauchssuren).

XXXIV+217 S. mit 112 Abb. und Kartenskizzen. Leinen, Fadenheftung, Kopfgelbschnitt Schönes Exemplar mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren. - Übersetzung aus dem Lateinischen, Vorwort und Biographie von Alfred Steinitzer. - Mit Anmerkungen, Bibliographie und Index (Register). - [Jahresgabe der Gesellschaft Alpiner Bücherfreunde (Nr.) 7]. sm [Von Schweizer Bankkonten keine Banküberweisung, nur Kreditkartenzahlung über Abebooks/ZVAB] Sprache: Deutsch. - Gewicht in Gramm: 900. - Alpinismus: Geschichte, Kultur, Biographie. - Stichworte: Landeskunde, Geographie, Europa, Alpen, Westalpen, Ostalpen, Alpen, Berge, Schweiz, Österreich, Italien, Natur, Geschichte, Kunst, Literatur, Alpinismus, Tourismus, Bergsteigen, neuzeit, Humanismus. -.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. Unveiling the Republic of the Swiss Confederates, this book transports you to the heart of a remarkable period in history, where the cantons of Switzerland defied imperial authority to forge a unique and enduring alliance. From their origins in the 13th century, through their heroic battles against the Habsburgs, and their pivotal role in the Reformation, the author traces the rise of the Swiss Confederacy, shedding light on the key events, figures, and ideas that shaped its destiny. Delving into the political, military, and cultural aspects of the Confederacy, the author explores the intricate relationships between the cantons, their struggles for autonomy, and their innovative system of government. The book examines the Confederacy's military prowess, detailing their formidable army of citizen-soldiers and their groundbreaking tactics that proved invincible against greater forces. It also delves into the religious strife that engulfed the Confederacy during the Reformation, and the challenges faced by the cantons as they navigated the tumultuous religious landscape of Europe. Through vivid descriptions of battles, political maneuvers, and cultural traditions, this book brings to life the spirit of the Swiss Confederacy, showcasing the courage, ingenuity, and determination that defined this remarkable nation. It offers a deep understanding of the ideas and values that underpinned the Confederacy's success, providing valuable lessons for anyone interested in the history of confederations, republics, and the enduring legacy of the Swiss people. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Condition: guter Zustand. Halbleinen, Namenseintrag auf Vorsatz, Schmutztitel mit Eselsohr, dezente Feuchtigkeitsränder ab ca.d.Hälfte d.Buches, aber ungelesener Eindruck, 217 S., mit 112 Abb. und Karten (s/w).

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Copertina rigida. Condition: discrete. Testo in tedesco. Prefazione di Alfred Steinitzer. Cm.26,2x19,5. Pg.XXXIV, 218. Legatura in mz.tela con tracce d'uso. Due tavole fuori testo e illustrazioni nel testo. 850 gr.

XXIII, [1], 216 p., [1] c. geogr. 26 cm, m.t.

Hardcover. Condition: Gut. einige Abb. (illustrator). kA. Auflage. Anzahl Bände: 1 - Bd.Nr.: 20 - Sprache: en - Einband: Halbleinen - Gewicht: 700 - Illust.: einige Abb. - Zustand: Gut - leichte Gebrauchsspuren, ohne SU.

Original-Leinen mit Schutzumsc. Condition: Gut. Dust Jacket Condition: Gut. Neu herausgegeben vom Deutschen Alpenverein. - Alpine Klassiker, Band 1. - Gut erhalten.

rigide. Condition: Bon. 1 vol. petit in-8 reliure pleine basane marron, dos à 5 nerfs dorés orné, Pour Antoine Chupin & François le Preux, 1577, 16 ff., 562 pp., 13 ff., avec 3 médaillons (dont un en titre) rehaussés en couleur, Titre complet : La République des Suisses. Comprinse en deux livres, contenans le gouvernement de Suisse, d'estat public des treize Cantons & de leurs Confèderez en général & en particulier, leurs bailliages & iurisidctions, l'origine & les conditions de toutes leurs alliances, leurs batailles, victoires, conquestes & autres gestes mémorables, depuis l'Empereur Raoul de Habsbourg iusques à Charles le Quint, Descrite en Latin par Josias Simler de Zurich Edition originale de la traduction française du "Republica Helvetiorum" de Josias Simler (1530-1576), établie par Innocent Gentilet. "Cet ouvrage, qui conciliait le droit public confédéral et l'histoire, remporta un grand succès et connut de nombreuses rééditions, enrichies par la suite d'illustrations ; traduit en allemand, français et hollandais, il constitua jusqu'au XVIIIe s. un ouvrage de référence sur la structure de l'Etat suisse" (DHS). Intéressant exemplaire de ce grand classique (sans la première garde blanche, un coin plié, fortes mouillures intérieures, bon état par ailleurs). Lonchamp 2712 Langue: Français.

(Neudruck d. Ausgabe von 1931, die in der Gesellschaft der Bücherfreunde, München erschien). 277 S., 1 Bl., 76 Abb. (überw. nach zeitgenössischen Vorlagen, u.a. Ktn., Faks.) (Alpine Klassiker. 1). OLnOU; grünes Original-Leinen, goldgedruckter Rückentitel auf schwarzem Feld, mehrfarbiger illustrierter Original-Schutzumschlag, dieser minimalst berieben, sonst in sehr gutem Zustand. Bühler: Alpine Bibliogr. 1931 (859, Dt. EA 1931), Dreyer 986 (EA Zürich 1574 bzw. Leiden 1633), Garimoldi 77/1 (EA 1574), Imhof 143, AC Libr.Cat. 288, Perret 4059, Perret "Regards sur les alpes. 100 livres d`exception 1515-1908" (Notice 5, S. 43 f.), Wäber III, 19, Haller I/896. Erste wissenschaftliche Monographie über die Alpen (gleichsam eine alpine Enzyklopädie), noch heute eines der wertvollsten und interessantesten alpinhistorischen Dokumente. Josias Simler (1530 Kappel - 1576 Zürich), Professor der Theologie am Carolinum in Zürich, der sich u.a. auch mit Mathematik und Astronomie befaßte, kannte die Berge nicht aus eigener Anschauung, sein Interesse an der Bergwelt war wissenschaftlich geprägt.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition thus. Large 8vo. pp. xxxiv, 217; illusts. and sketch maps to text, one map at rear; very good in original cloth-backed papered boards, bumped to extremities. Norman Dyhrenfurth's copy, with his ex libris and ownership signature to front pastedown. Simler (1530-1576) was a scholar at the University of Zurich. His description of the Alps (Vallesiæ et Alpium descriptio, 1574), is considered the first book devoted to mountains. This translation into German by Alfred Steinitzer contains a prefatory chapter on Simler and his work. This copy belonged to Norman Dyhrenfurth, leader of the 1963 American Everest expedition, and son of the Himalayan explorers Gunther and Hettie Dyhrenfurth. Signed by Author(s).

[Normalausgabe]. XXXIII, 216 S., 2 Bl., Frontispiz (Portr. J. Simler), 112 Abb. (überw. nach zeitgenössischen Vorlagen, u.a. Ktn.) [(7. Jahresgabe der Gesellschaft alpiner Bücherfreunde e.V. GAB)]. 4° OHLn; Kanten gering berieben, hinteres Außengelenk (ca. 2 cm) angeplatzt, hinterer Buchdeckel fleckig, Exlibris (Stempel) auf Vorsatz, gelbfarbiger Kopfschnitt, sonst in gutem Zustand; Leseexemplar! Deutsche Erstausgabe. Bühler: Alpine Bibliogr. 1931 (859), Dreyer 986 (EA Zürich 1574 bzw. Leiden 1633), Garimoldi 77/1 (EA 1574), Imhof 143, AC Libr.Cat. 288, Perret 4059, Perret "Regards sur les alpes. 100 livres d`exception 1515-1908" (Notice 5, S. 43 f.), Wäber III, 19, Haller I/896. Erste wissenschaftliche Monographie über die Alpen (gleichsam eine alpine Enzyklopädie), noch heute eines der wertvollsten und interessantesten alpinhistorischen Dokumente. Die vorliegende 1. deutsche Ausgabe (es wurde auch eine auf 50 Exemplare limitierte Vorzugs-Ausgabe auf Japan-Papier gedruckt) wurde von der in München ansässigen "Gesellschaft alpiner Bücherfreunde (GAB)" 1931 herausgegeben. Josias Simler (1530 Kappel - 1576 Zürich), Professor der Theologie am Carolinum in Zürich, der sich u.a. auch mit Mathematik und Astronomie befaßte, kannte die Berge nicht aus eigener Anschauung, sein Interesse an der Bergwelt war wissenschaftlich geprägt.

[Normalausgabe]. XXXIII, 216 S., 3 Bl., Frontispiz (Portr. J. Simler), 112 Abb. (überw. nach zeitgenössischen Vorlagen, u.a. Ktn.) [(7. Jahresgabe der Gesellschaft alpiner Bücherfreunde e.V. GAB)]. 4° OHLn; Ecken gering berieben, Name u. Vorbesitzer-Eintrag (Stempel) auf Vorsatz, gelbfarbiger Kopfschnitt, in gutem Zustand. Deutsche Erstausgabe. Bühler: Alpine Bibliogr. 1931 (859), Dreyer 986 (EA Zürich 1574 bzw. Leiden 1633), Garimoldi 77/1 (EA 1574), Imhof 143, AC Libr.Cat. 288, Perret 4059, Perret "Regards sur les alpes. 100 livres d`exception 1515-1908" (Notice 5, S. 43 f.), Wäber III, 19, Haller I/896. Erste wissenschaftliche Monographie über die Alpen (gleichsam eine alpine Enzyklopädie), noch heute eines der wertvollsten und interessantesten alpinhistorischen Dokumente. Die vorliegende 1. deutsche Ausgabe (es wurde auch eine auf 50 Exemplare limitierte Vorzugs-Ausgabe auf Japan-Papier gedruckt) wurde von der in München ansässigen "Gesellschaft alpiner Bücherfreunde (GAB)" 1931 herausgegeben. Josias Simler (1530 Kappel - 1576 Zürich), Professor der Theologie am Carolinum in Zürich, der sich u.a. auch mit Mathematik und Astronomie befaßte, kannte die Berge nicht aus eigener Anschauung, sein Interesse an der Bergwelt war wissenschaftlich geprägt.

München, Gesellschaft Alpiner Bücherfreunde, 1931, OHln., 216 S., mit 112 Abb., Widmung aud Vorsatz, geringe Spuren, gr.8° (Berge, Geologie, Alpinistik).

Hardback. Full vellum, 32 mo, 508 pp. + index at rear. Simler, (1530-1576), was a Swiss theologian and classicist, born in Kappel. became professor at Zurich, and wrote the first work dealing solely with the Alps. This work probably a second printing, with the devices on page 4 and last page of index, printed in the same year as the first, of the Elzevir edition of a work originally published in 1576. Minor writing on end papers, of a bibliographical nature. No marks in text, binding tight. Ffep and rear free end paper chipped. Covers show some soiling. Oft reprinted, this is the first comprehensive history of Switzerland. Book condition VG. Binding: HB.

hardcover. Condition: Good. Cm. 10,8, pp. 377 (7). Bel frontespizio interamente figurato. Legatura del tempo in piena pelle, dorso a nervi e filetti in oro ad inquadrare i piatti. Tagli dorati. Esemplare con fenditure e mancanze lungo le cerniere ed alle cuffie della legatura, internamente ben conservato. Seconda edizione di uno scritto nel quale il naturalista svizzero Josias Simler (1530-76) si produce in un "sorprendente" resoconto geografico delle vallate alpestri. Viene considerato il testo standard sull'argomento per tutto il XVII. secolo. Le finalità di Simler erano di far conoscere meglio il suo paese nativo, perciò prese studiare il territorio ed a tradurre in latino parte della cronaca di Johann Stumpf, ne nacque il presente studio: il primo libro dedicato interamente alle Alpi. Cfr. Perret (4059): "L'edition originale de 1574 est très rare et la reedition de 1633 ne l'est guere moins. Elles sont toutes les deux tres recherchees.". Cfr. Willems 390; Rahir 376. . Book.

Condition: molto buono. in-32, mm. 115x60, pp. 535, [17] ; titolo frontespizio inciso, legatura coeva piena pelle, titolo manoscritto al dorso.   Josias Simler (Kappel, 1530-Zurigo, 1576), pastore protestante e teologo, fu autore del primo libro dedicato unicamente alle Alpi, De Alpibus commentarius, e curatore della riedizione della Bibliotheca universalis del Gesner. Nella sua opera De republica Helvetiorum libri duo sostenne che, sebbene la Confederazione fosse priva di un organo esecutivo supremo, uno degli elementi distintivi dello Stato, essa era composta da membri il cui livello di coesione permetteva comunque di parlare di uno Stato svizzero. Nel 1691 Franz Michael Büeler definì la Svizzera uno Stand confederale, ossia come uno Stato, secondo la terminologia di quel tempo. Quando nel 1735 Johann Jacob Leu pubblicò un'edizione rivista dell'opera di Simler, riprese l'idea di Confederale quale Stato federale; la sua presentazione introduttiva della Svizzera costituisce un primo esempio di dottrina federalista.   . Book.

Copertina rigida. Condition: Buono. Opera dedicata a Hildebrand da Riedmatten, vescovo di Sedun. Testo latino. Cm.10,8x5,7. Pg.377, (7). Legatura in piena pergamena rigida, Frontespizio figurato a motivi allegorici. Capilettera e fregi xilografici. Minime tarlature mendate alle ultime carte. Figlio di un pastore protestante, il teologo svizzero Josias Simmler, nome latinizzato Simlerus (Kappel, 1530-1576) fu docente all'ateneo di Zurigo. Si deve a lui il primo tentativo di studio sistematico della Svizzera, recuperando anche i testi degli scrittori latini, e in particolare con la traduzione latina della "Chronik" di Johann Stumpf. Il risultato di tale lavoro fu il presente testo, dato alle stampe con il titolo di "De Alpibus commentarius" nel 1574, celebre come primo saggio in assoluto dedicato allo studio delle Alpi dopo la prima parte dedicata al Cantone Vallese. 100 gr.

Untergebiet: Helvetica Zustand: Frontispiz und Titelbl., letztes Blatt, sowie Schweizerkarte in Kopie. Rücken beschädigt Seiten: 555 S. Format: Kl.-8°. Einband: Ldr. Gebiet: Alte Drucke.

Volume: 1 11.1x5.5 cm., 377, [7] pp., frontespizio figurato, legatura coeva in piena pelle, al dorso titoli e fregi dorati, tagli rossi, piccolissimo foro di tarlo al margine interiore bianco delle prime 6 carte, restauro alla parte inferiore del frontespizio senza mancanze, qualche segno di usura alla legatura, esemplare ben conservato Seconda edizione di quest'opera considerata come il primo libro consacrato alla montagna, ed interamente dedicato alle Alpi. Simler, teologo svizzero, divide il suo lavoro in due parti: nella prima si dedica alla descrizione delle terre natie e quindi del cantone Vallese, nella seconda invece fa una descrizione generale delle Alpi.

In-24° (110x63mm), pp. 377, (7), legatura di poco posteriore in piena pelle con titoli dorati al dorso, tagli scuri e spruzzati azzurro. Bel frontespizio allegorico inciso su rame. Ai contropiatti e alle sguardie minimi difetti e segni di precedenti possessori (ex libris, firme). Più che buon esemplare. Seconda edizione, stampata in elegante piccolo formato dagli Elzeviri, del primo libro dedicato esclusivamente alla montagna. La prima parte è un'illustrazione dettagliata del Vallese, la seconda delle Alpi che partendo dalle varie ipotesi circa la genesi onomastica della catena montuosa sviluppa una trattazione ad ampio raggio descrivente le sue partizioni, passi, popolazioni, minerali etc . L'edizione originale è del 1574. Josias Simler (Kappel, 1530-Zurigo, 1576), pastore protestante e teologo, fu autore del primo libro dedicato unicamente alle Alpi, De Alpibus commentarius, e curatore della riedizione della Bibliotheca universalis del Gesner. Dal 1552 professore di esegesi neotestamentaria al Carolinum di Zurigo, dal 1560 occupò la cattedra di teologia. Perret, 4059: L'édition originale de 1574 est très rare et la réedition de 1633 ne l'est guère moins. Elles sont toutes les deux tres recherchées. Willems, 390. Rahir, 376. ACL, 289.

Contemporary full vellum binding with inked titles to the spine, and the monogram ('HL') and Viscount's coronet of Henry Yelverton, 1st Viscount de Longueville (1664-1704) to the front and rear boards. Vellum is a little darkened, but substantially sound. Woodcut medallion on title with the coat of arms of the 13 cantons and 7 cities, second medallion on leaf 16 verso, showing the oath of the first three confederates (repeated on last leaf verso). Loosely inserted is a hand written sheet, in English, explaining the work, and naming the cantons and states in the medallion. 16 leaves, 562 pp., 12 leaves. First French edition of Josias Simler's (1530-1576) main work, his "Republica Helvetiorum". Until the end of the old Confederation, it was the most popular book on Swiss constitutional law, published one year after the first Latin edition in Zurich in 1576. The handwritten note states that it was translated by the jurist Innocent Gentillet (died in Geneva around 1595). It deals with public, political, and social order. In the first part, Simler offers a history of the confederacies, similar to the chronicles of Stumpf and Tschudi. The second part is a complete and lively presentation of the Swiss Confederation during his own times. Complete. 15cm x 10cm. Henry Yelverton, 1st Viscount de Longueville (1664 -1704) inherited the title of 15th Baron Grey of Ruthin in 1679. He supported William of Orange during his invasion in 1688, and in 1690 was created Viscount de Longueville. He amassed a substantial library which remained in his family until dispersals in the late 18th century. .

Condition: Buono (Good). 8vo (154x100 mm.). [24], 467, [13] pp. Collation: ?8 **4 a-z8 A-G8. Many woodcut head-, tail-pieces, initials and 13 illustrations showing the most important cities of the Confédération Helvétique in the 16th century. Copy slightly browned copy and with some occasional staining, small repairs to the bottom of the title page. On the front flyleaf an ownership manuscript entry ?Franchon Galliard' and on the front pastedown the entry ?Hanchette Manthy'; other manuscript entries at the title page, partly inked out (?ex libris Xaleri Galliolte?1770'). 18's century marbled calf, gilt spine in compartment with lettering piece, marbled edges (worn and rubbed, joins partially opened, small losing to the top and bottom of the spine).Second edition of this important treatise. Josias Simler was a swiss theologian and humanist, he was professor of New Testament exegesis at Zürich's Carolinum academy where he also taught mathematics and Ptolemaic astronomy, and in 1560 became professor of theology. More importantly, he is well-known for its treatises on Switzerland. Indeed, La republique des suisses is the first handbook of Switzerland as represented by the woodcut with depiction of the Rütli oath surrounded by the coats of arms of the cantons. The treatise is a comprehensive history of the Swiss Confederation, accompanied by a careful analysis of domestic politics, administration and the Swiss constitution is presented. It is therefore the first description of a modern democracy and was regarded as the leading authority on Swiss constitutional matters until the time of Napoleon. Important and very rare edition, the first edition was published in 1576 in Zurich by Foschauer.Cfr. P. Stadler, Vom eidgeno?ssischen Staatsbewusstsein und Staatensystem, in: ?Schweizerische Zeitschrift fu?r Geschichte?, 8, 1958, 1-20 pp; G. von Wyss, Geschichte der Historiographie in der Schweiz, Zu?rich, 1895, 210-212 pp. Book.