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ENCYCLOPEDIE METHODIQUE par Ordre de MatieresABAA

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(Encyclopédie)Biblio.com

Dictionnaire Encyclopédique des Mathématiques par MM. d’Alembert l’Abbé Bossut de la Lande le Marquis de Condorcet Charles &c. With: Encyclopédie Méthodique. Dictionnaire des Jeux Faisant suite au Tome III des Mathématiques.

17894469Paris: Hôtel de Thou vol. 3 & 4 Chez Panckoucke 1789. 5 vols bound as 4 4to pp. iv cxiv 721 1; iv 787 1; vi xxviii 184 iv 316 16 plates; 108 plates a number double-page. Contemporary marbled sheep spines divided by gilt rolls red morocco labels compartments with central gilt decorative lozenge tools marbled edges and endpapers. Some toning and spotting corner of one plate with a tidy old repair. Bindings rubbed and scuffed corners and spine ends worn a portion lost from head of vol. 2 backstrip. Modern bookplate to front pastedowns. A scarce reference work the first division - covering mathematics and games - of the enormous and unwieldy Encyclopédie méthodique par ordre des matières initiated by Charles Panckoucke in an attempt to update and expand Diderot’s Encyclopédie. Originally intended to cover 26 parts it would update the original Encyclopédie while also rearranging its articles by subject instead of the random grouping of alphabetical order. Work began in 1782 and finished fifty years later 45 years later than intended with somewhere around 150-200 volumes depending on how the parts were gathered having been produced. Few subscribers will have survived five decades and the French Revolution and compete sets are practically and philosophically almost unimaginable. Even the individual divisions are scarce: this Mathematics division was one of the first completed but rarely appears on the market. The small division of ‘Games’ was issued with the third volume of Mathematics with its own set of plates. Hôtel de Thou [vol. 3 & 4 Chez Panckoucke] unknown

McNaughtan's Bookshop · Royaume-Uni1 750,00 £GB≈ 1 998,15 €

MORERI LouisLivre Rare Book

LE GRAND DICTIONNAIRE HISTORIQUE, ou le mélange curieux de l'histoire sacrée et profane. 6 volumes. Suivi de : SUPPLEMENT AU GRAND DICTIONNAIRE HISTORIQUE. pour servir à la dernière édition de l'an 1732 et aux précédentes. Paris, 1735. 2 volumes. Suivi de : NOUVEAU SUPPLEMENT AU GRAND DICTIONNAIRE HISTORIQUE . pour servir à la dernière édition de 1732 et aux précédentes. Paris, 1749. 2 volumes.

1732157331732 10 volumes, reliure plein veau havane raciné in-folio (binding full calfskin in folio) (405 x 260 mm), (reliures de l'époque), dos à nerfs (spine with raised bands) - décoration or (gilt decoration) à filets or (gilt lines) et à froid (blind-stamping decoration) - entre-nerfs à compartiments à fleurons (compartment with floweret) - pièce de titre sur fond havane (label of title) avec double filets or (label of title with double gilt line) et pièce de tomaison sur fond marron foncé (label of title and label of volume numbering) avec double filets or (l label of volume numbering with double gilt line) - dentelle en pied (gilt lace at the the foot of spine), au TOME I : 5 trés légers trous de vers au niveau de la pièce de tomaison, coiffe supérieure manquante (is missing head of the spine), coiffe inférieure légèrement défraîchie ( tail of the spine lightly faded), au TOME II : coiffes supérieure et inférieure manquantes (are missing the head and tail of the spine), au TOME III : coiffe supérieure manquante (is missing head of the spine), coiffe inférieure légèrement défraîchie ( tail of the spine lightly faded), au TOME IV : coiffe supérieure légèrement défraîchie (head of the spine lightly faded), au TOME V : coiffes supérieure et inférieure manquantes (are missing the head and tail of the spine), au TOME VI : coiffe supérieure manquante (are missing the head of the spine), Charnière du 1er plat Fendue (cracked joint) en haut à gauche sur 4 cm et en bas à droite sur 5cm, au SUPPLEMENT I : coiffes supérieure et inférieure manquantes (are missing the head and tail of the spine), au SUPPLEMENT II : trés léger manque de cuir sur le dos entre deux nerfs sur 3 cm2 (lack of leather on the spine), coiffe supérieure légèrement défraîchie (head of the spine lightly faded), au NOUVEAU SUPPLEMENT I : coiffes supérieure et inférieure manquantes (are missing the head and tail of the spine), charnière fendue (cracked joint) sur 6cm en partant du bas du 1er plat, au NOUVEAU SUPPLEMENT II : coiffes supérieure et inférieure manquantes (are missing the head and tail of the spine), légers trous de vers sur le cuir du dos (semis n'atteignant à aucun moment le papier), trés léger manque de cuir et charnière fendue (cracked joint) sur 6 cm en haut et en bas du 1er plat, plats décorés d'un double filet à froid (cover blind-stamping), coins légèrement émoussés (corners blunt), roulettes sur les coupes (fillets on the cuts), - manque de dorure (blurred gilding), marque-page en tissu vert (bookmark in green tissue), toutes tranches lisses (all smooth edges), rouges (all red edges), pages de garde peignées (painting endpapers), avec un ex-libris (painting endpapers with book-plate) au Armes de Monsieur DE LONG Conseiller au Parlement de Toulouse, Orné d'un titre-frontispice en noir par Desmarets gravé par Duflos et un portrait hors texte de Moréri gravé par Duflos d'après De Troye, (12 + 986 + 1feuillet de privilège) + (1059) + (1008) + (1060) + (419 + 631) + (652 + 252) + (504 + 295) + (550) + (901 + 59 pages de corrections) + (823 + 1feuillet de privilège) PAGES, 1732 Paris Jean-Baptiste Coignard Editeur pour LE GRAND DICTIONNAIRE HISTORIQUE + 1735 Paris chez Vincent, Coignard, Lemercier , Herissant Editeurs pour le SUPPLEMENT AU GRAND DICTIONNAIRE HISTORIQUE + 1749 Paris chez Vincent, Coignard et Boudet, Lemercier, Desaint et Saillant, Herissant Editeurs pour le NOUVEAU SUPPLEMENT AU GRAND DICTIONNAIRE HISTORIQUE,

Librairie Guimard · Nantes, France2 300,00 €

NNLivre Rare Book

Der Geöffnete Ritter-Plaz : Worinnen Die vornehmsten Ritterlichen Wissenschaften und Übungen, Sonderlich, was bey der Fortification, Civil-Bau-Kunst, Schiff-Fahrt, Fechten, Reiten, Jagen, Antiquen so weol als Modernen-Müntzen und Medaillen [20 parts in 3 volumes]

1704G121115Hamburg, Bey Benjamin Schillern, gedruckt bey Conrad Neumann 1704-1706 [Continuation of title: Hauptsächliches und Merckwürdiges zu beobachten, In Erörtung der nothwendigsten und gewöhnlichsten Kunst-Wörter, wie auch einer kurtz-gefasten Beschreibung, und zierlichen Kupffer-Figuren, Denen Liebhabern zum Vergnügen, vornemlich der Politische Jugend zu Nutzen, und denen Reisenden zur Bequemlichkeit an das Licht gestellt werden], 20 parts in 3 physical volumes, VOLUME I: [22] + 144 + 232,[6] + 116,[2] + 53,[3] + 104,[4] + 89,[3] + 190,[2] + 336,[4] pp. + frontispiece.& 42 plates out of text & some engravings in text, folding general title page, VOLUME II: 96 + 143,[1] + 186,[2] + [12],298 + [8],264 + 120 pp. + frontispiece & 15 plates out of text & some engravings in text // VOLUME III: [14] + 168,[10] + 239,[9] + 148,[2] + 306,[4] + 167,[1] pp. + frontispiece & 18 plates out of text, each part has a separate title page, text in German in Gothic script, contemporary uniform full vellum bindings (intact, some small loss of vellum at spine and upper corner of vol.3), some occasional browning of paper, 16x9cm., with a tipped-in heraldic ex-libris in vol.3 (Ex bibliotheca Joannis Ludovici De Tiell), [CONTENT: VOLUME I: 1: Die Geöffnete Festung (144pp.+ 21 engravings out of text), 2: Die Geöffnete Baumeister Academie (232 + [6] pp. with 11 engravings out of text), 3: Der Geöffnete See-Hafen (173 + [3] pp. + 17 folding plates out of text), 4: Fortsetzung des See-Hafens (116 + [2] pp. + 1 folding plate out of text & 3 engravings in text), 5: Der Geöffnete Fecht-Boden ( 53 + [3] pp. + 9 engravings out of text, numbered A,B,E,F,H,I,K,L,M : wrong numeration or few pl. missing?), 6: Der Geöffnete Reit-Stall (104 + [4] pp.+ 1 folding plate), 7: Das Geöffnete Jäger-Hauss (89 + [3] pp.), 8: Das geöffnete Müntz-Cabinet (190 + [2] pp. illustrated with engravings in text depicting coins), 9: Historia numismaticum novorum (336 + [4] pp., illustrated with engravings in text depicting coins) // VOLUME II: 1: Das neu eröffnete Rust-Zeug oder Machine-Hauss (96pp.+ 9 engravings out of text of which one folding), 2: Das neu eröfnete Arsenal (143 + [1] pp. + 6 plates out of text), 3: Das geöffnete Antiquitäten-Zimmer (186 + [2] pp. with engravings in text + 1 folding plate), 4: Die neu-eröffnete Bibliotec ([12] + 298pp.), 5: Joh. Groningii J.U.D. Historie der heutigen Religionen ([8] + 264pp. with some engravings), 6: Kurz gefallte Allgemeine Rechts-Geschichte (120pp.) // VOLUME III: 1: Die Geöffnete Raritäten- und Naturalien-Kammer (168 + [10] pp. + 11 engravings out of text), 2: Das neu-geöffnete Berg-Merck (239 + [9] pp. + 4 folding plates), 3: Das neu-geöffnete Kaufmanns-Börse (148 + [2] pp. + 3 large folding plates), 4: Das Neu-geöffnete Manufacturen-Hauss (306 + [4] pp.), 5: Curieuse Nachricht vom Erfindungen und Erfindern der Wissenschaften, Kunste und Handwercken (167 + [1] pp.)], weight: 1.6 kg., G121115

Antiquariaat Pieter Judo (De Lezenaar) · Hasselt, Belgique3 000,00 €

ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICABiblio.com

Encyclopædia Britannica; or A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences

177368280London: Printed for John Donaldson 1773. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. First London edition. This is an issue which uses the sheets of the first edition published in Edinburgh in 1771 with new preliminaries and a new preface made for the London audience. Three quarto volumes 10 1/4 x 8 inches; 260 x 204 mm. With 155 of 160 engraved copperplates some of which are folding and some have been hand-colored. Some plates are bound out of sequence. Vol I with 58 plates Vol II with 55 of 56 plates and Vol III with 42 of 46 plates. Volume II is missing plate #63 and Volume III is missing plates 111 112 113 and 115. Plates 111-113 are the plates on Midwifery which are often lacking as people would extract them because they portray graphic scenes of childbirth. Each volume with half-title. This edition is edited by William Smellie. and the engravings are by Andrew Bell. We could find only one complete copy at auction since 1966. Bound in contemporary full mottled calf. Spines with some restoration. Morocco spine labels Spines elaborately stamped in gilt and with a red and brown spine morocco label on each volume. Board edges tooled in gilt. Gilt dentelles. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown of each volume. Old ink ownership signature on front free endpaper of all volumes. Vol. I with a small tear to upper margin not affecting text. on page 469 and some occasional minor dampstaining to fore-edge margin not touching text. Vol. II with a repair to the crease of page one of the folding chemistry table. Generally pages are very clean. Overall a very lovely set. "The most famous of all encyclopaedias in the English language was sponsored by 'a Society of Gentlemen in Scotland'.The Edinburgh 'society' could well have consisted only of the editor the antiquarian William Smellie 1740-95 the engraver Andrew Bell 1726-1809 and the printer Colin Macfarquhar died 1793.The subtitle implicitly acknowledges the editor's indebtedness to Harris and Chambers though later on in the third edition of 1801 the dedication to the King sought to create the impression that the Britannica had been conceived as a means 'to counteract the tendency of anarchy and atheism of that pestiferous work' the French Encyclopédie of Diderot. In fact Smellie defined its purpose far more sensibly and convincingly in the preface of the first edition: 'Utility ought to be the principal intention of every publication'. The Encyclopaedia Britannica appeared first in numbers.1768-71. The precedent of Moréri and Bayle was followed when the second edition 1778-83 included history and biography.From the supplement to the fifth edition 1816-24 onward the Encyclopaedia Britannica following the example of the Encyclopédie appended the signatures of the contributors of articles of original value.and leading scholars and men of letters of all nations have continued to lend the lustre of their names to all subsequent editions" Printing and the Mind of Man. Printing and the Mind of Man 218. ESTC: N471190 HBS 68280. $20000. Printed for John Donaldson unknown

Heritage Book Shop, LLC · États-Unis20 000,00 $US≈ 16 922,00 €

ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICAABAA

EncyclopÃŠdia Britannica; or A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences

177368280The First London Edition ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. EncyclopÃŠdia Britannica; or A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. Compiled upon a New Plan. In which the different sciences and arts are digested into distinct treatises or systems; and the various technical terms &c. are explained as they occur in the order of the alphabet. Illustrated with one hundred and sixty copperplates. By a Society of Gentlemen in Scotland. In three volumes. London: Printed for John Donaldson 1773. First London edition. This is an issue which uses the sheets of the first edition published in Edinburgh in 1771 with new preliminaries and a new preface made for the London audience. Three quarto volumes 10 1/4 x 8 inches; 260 x 204 mm. With 160 engraved copperplates some of which are folding and some have been hand-colored. Some plates are bound out of sequence but complete. Vol I with 58 plates Vol II with 56 plates and Vol III with 46 plates. Each volume with half-title. This edition is edited by William Smellie. and the engravings are by Andrew Bell. We could find only one other complete copy at auction since 1966. Bound in contemporary full mottled calf. Spines with some restoration. Morocco spine labels Spines elaborately stamped in gilt and with a red and brown spine morocco label on each volume. Board edges tooled in gilt. Gilt dentelles. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown of each volume. Old ink ownership signature on front free endpaper of all volumes. Vol. I with a small tear to upper margin not affecting text. on page 469 and some occasional minor dampstaining to fore-edge margin not touching text. Vol. II with a repair to the crease of page one of the folding chemistry table. Generally pages are very clean. Overall a very lovely set. Ã¬The most famous of all encyclopaedias in the English language was sponsored by Ã«a Society of Gentlemen in ScotlandÃ.The Edinburgh Ã«societyÃ could well have consisted only of the editor the antiquarian William Smellie 1740-95 the engraver Andrew Bell 1726-1809 and the printer Colin Macfarquhar died 1793.The subtitle implicitly acknowledges the editorÃs indebtedness to Harris and Chambers though later on in the third edition of 1801 the dedication to the King sought to create the impression that the Britannica had been conceived as a means Ã«to counteract the tendency of anarchy and atheism of that pestiferous workÃ the French EncyclopÃˆdie of Diderot. In fact Smellie defined its purpose far more sensibly and convincingly in the preface of the first edition: Ã«Utility ought to be the principal intention of every publicationÃ. The Encyclopaedia Britannica appeared first in numbers.1768-71. The precedent of MorÃˆri and Bayle was followed when the second edition 1778-83 included history and biography.From the supplement to the fifth edition 1816-24 onward the Encyclopaedia Britannica following the example of the EncyclopÃˆdie appended the signatures of the contributors of articles of original value.and leading scholars and men of letters of all nations have continued to lend the lustre of their names to all subsequent editionsÃ® Printing and the Mind of Man. Printing and the Mind of Man 218. ESTC: N471190 HBS 68280. $30000 Printed for John Donaldson unknown books

Heritage Book Shop, LLC · États-Unis30 000,00 $US≈ 25 383,00 €

Encyclopedie

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Principes de la philosophie morale ; ou Essai de M. S*** [SHAFTESBURY] sur le mérite et la vertu. Avec Réflexions.

Recueil de planches de l'encyclopédie par ordre de matières. Tome Cinquième : Marine

Theoretisch-praktisches Wörterbuch der Uhrmacherkunst, oder Erklärung der vornehmsten Begriffe und Kunstwörter, welche bey der Verfertigung, Reparatur und dem Gebrauche aller Arten von Uhrwerken nebst den dazugehörigen Werkzeugen und andern Einrichtungen,

[Encyclopédie, C-D]. Recueil de Planches sur les Sciences, les Arts Libéraux, et les Arts Méchaniques (mécaniques), avec leur explication. Seconde Livraison, en deux parties. Seconde partie. (199/202 planches).

[Encyclopédie, A-C]. Recueil de Planches sur les Sciences, les Arts Libéraux, et les Arts Méchaniques (mécaniques), avec leur explication. Seconde Livraison, en deux parties. Première partie. (233 planches).

Recueil de planches de lEncyclopédie par ordre des matières. [Arts et métiers.] Panckoucke Tome 3 ( complet pour H-M).

Dictionnaire Encyclopédique des Mathématiques par MM. d’Alembert l’Abbé Bossut de la Lande le Marquis de Condorcet Charles &c. With: Encyclopédie Méthodique. Dictionnaire des Jeux Faisant suite au Tome III des Mathématiques.

[Encyclopédie] - Recueil de Planches sur les Sciences, les Arts libéraux, et les Arts Méchaniques, avec leurs explications - Seconde livraison en deux parties - Première partie 233 planches - Seconde partie 201 planches -

Atlas Encyclopédique contenant la géographie ancienne et quelques cartes sur la géographie du Moyen-Age, la géographie moderne et les cartes relatives à la géographie physique par M. BONNE et M. DESMARET.

Encyclopédie méthodique Panckoucke : Arts et métiers mécaniques. Encyclopédie méthodique ou par ordre de matières : par une société de gens de lettres, de savans et d'artistes (13 volumes)

Der Geöffnete Ritter-Plaz : Worinnen Die vornehmsten Ritterlichen Wissenschaften und Übungen, Sonderlich, was bey der Fortification, Civil-Bau-Kunst, Schiff-Fahrt, Fechten, Reiten, Jagen, Antiquen so weol als Modernen-Müntzen und Medaillen [20 parts in 3 volumes]

Les liaisons dangereuses, Ou Lettres recueillies dans une société, et publiées pour l'instruction de quelques autres. Par M. C..... de L...

Les Liaisons Dangereuses.

Discours qui a remporté le prix à l'Académie de Dijon. En l'année 1750. Sur cette Question proposée par la même Académie : Si le rétablissement des Sciences & des Arts a contribué à épurer les moeurs. Par un Citoyen de Genève. (EDITION ORIGINALE DE PREMIER TIRAGE)

A New Royal and Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences: or Complete System of Human Knowledge.

Encyclopædia Britannica; or A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences

EncyclopÃŠdia Britannica; or A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences

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