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P. AE. Le Mercier, Paris. 1760. In-Folio Carré. Relié plein cuir. Etat passable. Plats abîmés. Dos abîmé. Déchirures. 660 + 112 pages. Gravure en noir et blanc (volante) en frontispice. Gravure en noir et blanc en page de titre. Culs-de-lampe ornés en noir et blanc. Lettines ornées en noir et en rouge. Texte en latin, sur 2 colonnes, et en caractères noirs et rouges. Ouvrage en très mauvais état. Dos manquant. Plats très abîmés et se détachant. Pages de garde et de titre, ainsi que plusieurs autres pages détachées. Ex Decreto Sacro-Sancti Concilii Tridentini Restitutum, Pii V. Pont. Max. Jussu Editum, Clementis VIII. Primum, Nunc Denuo. Urbani Papae VIII. Auctoritate Recognitum. Additae Etiam Suo Loco Missae de Sanctis, qui Novissime a Summis Pontificibus, Alexandro VII. Clemente IX, Clemente X, Innocentio XI, etc.
Ingolstadii, Adami Sartorii, 1610, 33 x 22 cm., encuadernación del siglo XVIII en holandesa piel con puntas, 4 h. incluso portada con escudo grabado + 1.181 columnas + 8 h.
B., Antonio Ferer y Baltasar Ferrer, 1679, 21 x 15’5 cm., perg. con un desgarro en el lomo y parcialmente desprendido, 4 h. – 548 págs. – 2 h.
This is a very good hardcover copy with light wear. Spine toned. Signed by Jose Clemente Orozco and briefly inscribed in the half-title page. Completely clean inside. Text in Spanish. Limited numbered edition, this copy number 86 of 2025. Illustrated with 199 full-page plates, some in color. 12" high X 8" wide, 183 pages. SIGNED by Jose Clemente Orozco. This book will be securely wrapped and packed in a sturdy box and shipped with tracking.
pp. (4), 318. Uncut and unopened. 4to. [310 x 245 mm.] Deckle edged. Foxed. Later half-morocco leather binding. John Baskerville (1706-1775) was the greatest printer of his era. Born in Wolverley, Hereford - Worcester, England, he became a writing master in Birmingham. He also carried on a successful japanning (varnishing) business there. In about 1750 he began to make experiments in letter founding, and produced the wonderful series of types now named after him. His first book, the Virgil of 1757, was also the first to be printed upon wove paper (manufactured by a process that he invented). In 1758 he be came printer to Cambridge University. All of his books bear show fine craftsmanship and a refined sense of design. In the last few years before his death, Baskerville published a few Latin classics in quarto and duodecimo. "All these bear the marks of unabated genius even in his declining days: and suffice, had he printed nothing else, to distinguish him as the first typographer of his time" - T. B. Reed, in 'Old English Letter Foundries'. Obviously, unopened Baskerville quartos are uncommon and significant. Gaskell 51; Brunet V:87; Grasse VI:242. EXTREMELY RARE. W113.
The second volume (of two?). Thick 8vo. pp. 501-862, (50), 224 + Engraved folding map, and engraved portrait plate. Edges colored brown. **Painted vellum binding and hidden lettered fore-edge** Early full vellum binding, decorated with small, bold pen drawings of ships sailing below a seven line motto in Latin (this text, no longer easily legible). On the rear board is an ink drawing of a Tudor rose. Painted under the brown fore-edge, and visible only when fanned, is the following text: "TULLIUM M. C. JULIUS CAESAR CICERONEM OB E GRECIAS EJUS / DOMITUM SALVUM ET INCOLUMEM / ESSE JOBEMUS C. JA BOIENUS / NOSTRIS ARMIS VIRTUTEQUE". Later manuscript vellum spine label: "INCERTA" (meaning uncertain or doubtful). Was this perhaps a critic's warning about the accuracy of the notes on Caesar that Scaliger gathered together? A UNIQUE AND ENTIRELY REMARKABLE ITEM. CHEST 2/2
364p. Slight foxing. 4to. [304 x 235 mm.] Contemporary straight grained plum morocco leather binding. Boards tooled in gold with a wide Greek key design, and in blind with an archway roll. Engraved bookplate showing a shield (Arms Barry of six Supporters); two unicorns; ermine Coronet of an Earl ; and the Motto A MA PUISSANCE. This is likely the plate of Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey (1764-1845) Whig Prime Minister of Great Britain (1830-1834). There is also a manuscript inscription: "With B. Drury's Best Wishes, Eton, March 20 , 1820." John Baskerville (1706-1775) was the greatest printer of his era. Born in Wolverley, Hereford - Worcester, England, he became a writing master in Birmingham. He also carried on a successful japanning (varnishing) business there. In about 1750 he began to make experiments in letter founding, and produced the wonderful series of types now named after him. His first book, the Virgil of 1757, was also the first to be printed upon wove paper (manufactured by a process that he invented). In 1758 he be came printer to Cambridge University. All of his books bear show fine craftsmanship and a refined sense of design. In the last few years before his death, Baskerville published a few Latin classics in quarto and duodecimo. "All these bear the marks of unabated genius even in his declining days: and suffice, had he printed nothing else, to distinguish him as the first typographer of his time" - T. B. Reed, in 'Old English Letter Foundries'. Gaskell 46; Brunet V:71 8. A really handsomely bound copy of a beautifully printed book. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! W113
Ex-university private library, no exterior markings. 1/2 vellum, boards. Spine chipped with a bit of loss to base, binding edgeworn at extremities with some flecking. Fading and browning to boards. Minor moisture stain to rear endpaper and rear inner cover. Former owner's name to titlepage (from 1772) Still Attractive. A beautiful and very large book. ; 252pp, wonderfully illustrated. Contains Adelphi, Phormio, Hecyra. ; Elephant Folio - over 15" - 23" tall; 252 pages
Three works bound in one. 1). pp. [353] Adams 2201; 2). ff. 63, [1]; 3). ff. 155. 24 mo. 120 mm. Attractive contemporary full leather binding over beveled oak boards. Leather worn smooth, though some the old armorial design can be made out. Unusual original twisted metal clasps. Gauphered gilt edges. The first of these works is by St. Augustine (354-430) an early Christian theologian and philosopher from Numidia whose writings influenced the development of Western Christianity and Western philosophy. He was the bishop of Hippo Regius in north Africa and is viewed as one of the most important Church Fathers in Western Christianity for his writings in the Patristic Era. Among his most important works are 'The City of God'; 'On Christian Doctrine' [included here]; and 'Confessions.' The second title is by St. Vincent of Lerins, who died ca. 445. He was a Gallic monk and author of important early Christian writings. He was probably a proponent of semipelagianism and opposed the Augustine model of grace. The third is by Arnoldus Vesaliensis (Arnold Haldrein), (1484-1534). He was a German Humanist. Here he is joined with Peter Lombard (1096-1160), a scholastic theologian, Bishop of Paris, and author of Four Books of Sentences, which became the standard textbook of theology. Each of these editions are very scarce, and there are only a handful of examples in libraries worldwide. A treasured collection in a wonderful contemporary binding. CHEST 2/1
Mild dampstaining to a few pages. Leather boards with black spine label and gilt lettering. Browning to edges of endpapers. Ink lettering to endpapers. Edges of boards are worn. A few cracks along spine joints. Pencil marginalia to a few pages. Base of titlepage appears to have been slightly trimmed as some point. ; 24mo 5" - 6" tall; 247 pages
Small circular Stamp on inner covers of all volumes except Indices volume. (The Queen's College- Tuition- Oxford). No other markings. Spines slightly sunned. Vol VI has bump to top of spine and corners. Only Indices volumes has a DJ and is price-clipped. Books range from Fine to Very Good+. ; Latin text with facing English Translation and extensive English Commentary. Vol 1 (1965) ; Vol 2 (1965) ; Vol 3 (1968) ; Vol 4 (1968) ; Vol 5 (1966) ; Vol 6 (1967) ; Vol 7 (index) (1970); 7 Volume Set (COMPLETE). Cambridge Classical Texts and Commentaries; Vol. 1/7/2022
Former owner's name to some ffeps V1,2,6 (classics scholar G. V. Sumner). Bumping to corners of V1,3. Books range from Fine to VG+. Most Dustjackets have minor shelfwear with light chipping to top of spines of V2,3,4,7. V1's DJ is tattered with tears and rubbing in G condition. DJs are price-clipped. DJs are mostly all in VG (except V1). ; Latin text with facing English Translation and extensive English Commentary. Vol 1 (1965) ; Vol 2 (1965) ; Vol 3 (1968) ; Vol 4 (1968) ; Vol 5 (1966) ; Vol 6 (1967) ; Vol 7 (index) (1970). ; 7 Volume Set (COMPLETE). Cambridge Classical Texts and Commentaries; Vol. 1/7/2022
Books range from Near Fine to Very Good. Scholar's name to ffep of Vol. 5 (R. E. Fantham). Small tear to ffep of Vol 2. Small stains to lower textblock of Vol. 2. DJs are tattered with tears and chipping. Vol 1 & 5 DJs crudely repaired with cellotape. Vol. 5 DJ is split in half. ; Latin text with facing English Translation and extensive English Commentary. Vol 1 (1965) ; Vol 2 (1965) ; Vol 3 (1968) ; Vol 4 (1968) ; Vol 5 (1966) ; Vol 6 (1967) ; Vol 7 (index) (1970); 7 Volume Set (COMPLETE). Cambridge Classical Texts and Commentaries; Vol. 1/7/2022
Quorum quidem, qui hoc floridum, & Atticum orationum genus tractarunt, catalogum sequens pagella indicabit, 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque plein vélin blanc, Ex Officina Typographica Baltazaris Belleri [ Balthazar Bellère ], Duaci [ Douai ], 1595, 1 f., 311 pp. Un des premiers ouvrages publiés à Douai par Balthazar Bellère (1590-1684). Comme le précise Duthilloeul, "il nous paraît hors de doute que deux imprimeurs au moins, portant les noms et prénoms de Balthazar Bellère, se sont succédé de 1590 à 1684" (Bibliographie douaisienne, 195). Bon état (petit travail de vers marginal discret et n'affectant pas le texte, reliure lég. frottée mais agréable exemplaire) Latin
1 vol. fort in-folio reliure pleine basane marbrée, dos à 5 nerfs, s.n. [ Compagnie des Libraires ], Ludguni [ Lyon ], 1586, 381-621-315 pp. ; Titre complet : Tomus VI Operum D. Aurelii Augustini Hipponensis Episcopi, continens [ ta polemika ] Hoc est, Decertationes adversus haereses, praecipue Iudaeorum, Manichaeorum, Priscillianistarum, Origenistarum, Arrianorum, & Ioviniani ; nunc multis in locis summo stidop emendatus, per Theologos Lovanienses [ Suivi de : ] Tomus VII Operum D. Aurelii Augustini Hipponensis Episcopi, continens Reliquam Partem [ Ton polemikon ] in alias duas divisam, quarum priore adversus Donatistas, posteriore contra Pelagiano dimicat. Una cum appendice pseudepigraphorum. Nunc demum post varias editiones ad complurium MS. fidem à non paucis mendarum milibus incredibili labore expurgatus: id quod ex subiectis ad calcem Castigationibus & Scholiis facile cognosci poterit [ Suivi de : ] Annotationes in Tomum VIII B. Augustinii Hipponensis Episcopi Quibus castigationum ratio varietasque lectionum indicatur, res memoratu dignae observantur, obscuriora difficilioraque loca explicantur & illustrantur Ce volume réunit les tomes 6 et 7 et les annotations aux tomes 7, de l'édition établie par Thomas Gozaeus et Jean Molanus à partir de l'édition publiée à Anvers par Christophe Plantin en 1576-1577. On reconnaît publié la marque au Lion et aux Abeilles de la "Compagnie des libraires" de la Ville de Lyon avec leur devise "De forti dulcedo" (Baudrier, VI, 284). Etat satisfaisant (forts accrocs en coiffe, reliure frottée avec mq. de cuir au second plat, qq. mouill., travail de vers sur 40 ff. affectant le texte sur 20 ff., petite piqûre de vers sur affectant parfois qq. lettres sur la dernière partie du volume, ex-libris "Collegii Societatis Jesu Aginnensis Catal. Inscriptus" et ex-libris "Salvatoris"). Le collège des Jésuites d'Agen fut fondé en 1591 (4 ans après l'impression de cet ouvrage) ; il sera évacué le 1er août 1762. Latin
Ab uno e patribus Societatis Iesu, ad usum collegiorum eiusdem Societatis, 1 vol. petit in-8 reliure de l'époque plein vélin blanc à lacets, Ex Praelo Antonii Mesnerii [Antoine Mesnier], Augustoriti Pictonum, 1621, 21 pp., 1 f., 483 pp., 2 ff. n. ch., 1 f. blanc Agréable exemplaire sous sa reliure d'origine de cette belle impression grecque des "Dialogues" choisis de Lucien de Samosate, avec sa traduction latine en regard. Bon état (petit rognage à un plat en tête, un lacet remplacé sans sa boucle, bon exemplaire par ailleurs, ex-libris ms. Lucianus Nicolaus Lorlier) Grec
5 volumes: xxx,350 + 386 + viii,400 + 400 + 416pp., full leather bindings (hinges bit used, few corners bit bumped), 22cm., [vols.1-2: Second edition revised and corrected, vols.3-5: 1st edition], text very clean, good set, former ownership and with ex-libris of "Royal College of Physicians. Coll. Reg. Med. Lond."
Authoritate Eminentissimi & Reverendissimi in Christo Patris D.D. Nicolai De Saulx-Tavanes, Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae Cardinalis Presbyteri, Archiepiscopi Rotomagensis, Normanniae Primatis, Franciae Paris & Magni Eleemosynarii, Regii Ordinis Sancti Spiritus Commendatoris, Sorbonae Provisoris, de novo Editum, 1 vol. in-folio reliure première partie XIXe pleine basane racinée, renforts de métal en coins, Apud Jacobum-Josephum Le Boullenger, Rotomagi [Rouen ], 1759, 9 ff., 32-xij-504-cxv pp. et 42 pp. ("Dominica in Palmis" de plus petit format relié in-fine) A ce missel de Rouen, on joint un manuscrit grégorien de 8 ff. ("Exultet jam Angelica turba caelorum" rédaction probablement début XIXe). Etat très satisfaisant (accroc en coiffe sup., petits accrocs en plats, signets arasés, bon exemplaire par ailleurs). Latin
1 vol. in-8 (format 16,5 x 10,5 cm en marges) reliure de l'époque pleine basane marron, dos à 4 nerfs orné, plats estampés à froid, Apud Thomam Bertellum [ Thomas Bertheau ], Lugudni [A Lyon ], 1554, 582 pp., 76 ff.. Rappel du titre complet : Pub. Vergilii Maronis Opera, Convenientibus Argumentis & Scholis salua integritate illustrata, cum Nicolai Erythraei Veneti interpretationibus & operosissimo verborum ac sententiarum in Vergilio observandarumindice, recens adposito Etat satisfaisant (reliure fort. abîmée avec de nombreux manques de cuir mais bien solide, nombreuses annotations anciennes d'époque, notamment sur les feuillets de garde, ex-libris ms. "De Vallon" et du monastère des Capucins d'Annecy) pour cette belle impression lyonnaise. L'imprimeur lyonnais Thomas Bertheau fut actif de 1541 à 1561. Latin
Severiani Gabalorum Episcopi de Cruce ; Basili Seleuciae de S. Stephano, eiusque Reliquis Zachariae, Hierosolymorum Antistitis, ad suae plebis reliquias Epistola e Perside incertique aequalis de eadem captivitate ac sanctae urbis excidio. Ex vetustis... Cardinalis Mazarini Graecis codicibus nova prodeunt... R. P. Francisco Combefis,... interprete, 1 vol. petit in-8 reliure de l'époque plein basane marron, dos à 4 nerfs orné, double filet doré sur plat, Sumptibus Antonii Bertier, Parisiis [ Paris ], 1656, 8 ff., 410 pp. et 3 ff. n. ch. Avec le texte grec et la traduction latine en regard, sur deux colonnes. Greek text and Latin translation in parallel columns. Etat satisfaisant pour cette édition princeps établie par François Combéfis du De Educandis Liber de Saint Jean Chrysostome (rel. fort. frottée avec mq. en coiffes, mors et coins, mouill., anciens caches d'institution religieuse, étiquette de cote en faux-titre, petite étiquette de cote au plat sup.). "The editio princeps, based on the sole testimony of the Parisinus,appeared in Paris in 1656. It was the work of the Dominican scholar, François Combefis, who added a Latin translation. The tract was, however, not included in collected editions of Chrysostom’s works because its authenticity was questioned, and so it was not until 1914 that a new edition of the Greek text was brought out by Franz Schulte." (Max Laistner, in Christianity and Pagan Culture in the Later Roman Empire, 1951) Grec
Amsterdami, Johannem Blaeu, 1645; in-12, VI pp. + 363 pp., reliure d'époque plein-veau, dos orné à nerfs, plats estampés et dorés de filets et décors, tête dorée, (mors fragiles, coiffes : état moyen). Sénèque le Philosophe (L.-Annæus Seneca) célèbre écrivain latin né à Cordoue en 3 ou 4 après J.-C., s’adonna à la philosophie et à l’éloquence. Il fut le précepteur de Néron et influença beaucoup, par son stoïcisme, les auteurs du 18ème siècle, comme par exemple Corneille. Sénèque fut acculé au suicide en s'ouvrant les veines dans son bain, étant compromis dans la conjuration de Pison. Bon état.
Convolute of 3 works by Bellarminus bound in 1 physical volume, contemporary full vellum (bit soiled, contemporary handwritten title on spine), 18cm., text clean and bright, stamp and old handwritten ex-libris on blanco endpaper, good condition, [Content: I: "De septem verbis", 238 + [2] pp., ref. De Backer-Sommervogel I-1241-38, Antwerp, edited in 1618 (same year as the first edition of Rome), with engraved IHS-logo on titlepage and some ornamental initials // II: "De gemitu", 346 + [27] pp., 1621, with engraved IHS-logo on titlepage and engraved printer's device on last page, with some ornamental initials, ref. De Backer- Sommervogel I-1241-37 // III: "De arte bene moriendi", 1620 (same year as the first edition of Rome), ref. De Backer-Sommervogel I-1244-40, [16] + 255 + [5] + [2bl.] pp., with engraved IHS-logo on titlepage and some ornamental initials], R100763
Volumes 1 to 5 of this important hagiographical work regarding Belgium (due to the French Revolution, the publication was interrupted and so the 6th and last volume was published years later, in 1794, and is not included in this offered series), first and original 1783-1789-edition, xxxviii,752 + [8],xxxi,683 + xxxviii,736 + xxvii,728 + xvi,816 pp., illustrated with 22 engraved plates out-of-text (some of which are signed by P.B. Bouttats, C.J. Bisschop & H.Cause, etc., cfr. infra) and with some engravings in text, 27cm., firm uniform 19th cy. hardcover bindings (spines in brown leather with gilt lettering, corners and edges with some wear), marbled endpapers, small stamp on recto and verso of t.p., some occasional foxing (text always well readable), text in Latin, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel III 1372-1374 no.16, weight: 11 kg., [Illustrations: Volume I: fac-simile regarding S. Servatius, folding map, plate regarding S. Remigius // Volume II: plan of an abbey and one other engraving related to S.Medard, scene related to S. Wulfilaicus, large folding geneaological table related to Dagobertus I, portrait of Petrus Boschius, 2 plates related to S. Gaugericus, portrait of Joannes Bollandus, view on the S.Bavo cathedral in Ghent // Volume III: portrait of Joannes Stiltingus // Volume IV: S.Odilia and S.Leudegar (folding plate), S. Mumolen, Daniel Papebrochus (folding plate) // Volume V: fac-simile document regarding S. Begga (folding), portrait of Joannes Pinius, portrait of Guilielmus Cuperus, S. Bertinus, fac-simile regarding S.Gudila (folding plate)], H98659
In-4°,(20), 360, (60), 328pp, 3 carte di tavola ripiegate, antiporta, illustrazioni; buone condizioni, legatura in pergamena piena, tassello al dorso. Buona edizione di questa raccolta, curata da Goes, di autori latini sul tema dell'agronomia e dell'agrimensura. In parte già edita nel 1554 da André Turnèbe, fu successivamente Nicolas Rigault (Paris, 1577-1654, erudito letterario e latinista, succeduto a Casaubon nella carica di bibliotecario regio) che ne promosse una nuova edizione a Parigi nel 1614 sotto il titolo Auctores finium regundorum... Entrambe le edizioni risultarono offuscate da codesta del 1674. Il trattato comprende opere di scrittori latini quali: Siculus Flaccus, De conditionibus agrorum; Julius Frontinus, De coloniis libellus e De agrorum qualitate; Hyginus, De limitibus constituendis; Innocentius, De litteris et notis juris exponendis. Le numerose incisioni in rame e legno nel testo rappresentano schematicamente paesaggi rurali con fiumi, monti, case, castelli, boschi, fonti e i simboli usati nelle piante dei catasti agrari romani e nella determinazione dei fondi rurali. Brunet, IV/1195. Bibl. Agronomique, n. 1718: "Ouvrage estimé et recherché; assez rare". In-4 °, (20), 360, (60), 328pp, 3 folded tables, frontispiece, plates; good condition, vellum binding, label at the spine. Good edition of this collection, edited by Goes, of Latin authors on the subject of agronomy and land surveying. Partly already published in 1554 by André Turnèbe, it was subsequently Nicolas Rigault (Paris, 1577-1654, literary scholar and latinist, who succeeded Casaubon in the position of royal librarian) who promoted a new edition in Paris in 1614 under the title Auctores finium regundorum ... Both editions were blurred by this 1674. The treatise includes works by Latin writers such as: Siculus Flaccus, De conditionibus agrorum; Julius Frontinus, De coloniis libellus and De agrorum qualitate; Hyginus, De limitibus constituendis; Innocentius, De litteris et notis juris exponendis. The numerous engravings in the text schematically represent rural landscapes with rivers, mountains, houses, castles, woods, sources and symbols used in the plants of the Roman land registers and in the determination of rural funds. Brunet, IV / 1195. Bibl. Agronomique, n. 1718: "Ouvrage estimé et recherché; assiz rare".
Complete in 4 volumes (I, II-1, II-2 & III) ; xxvi,800,[67] + [6],668 + [669-1238],[173] + 755,[62] pp., Fac-simile reprint of the 1679-edition from Amsterdam by J. Blaeu (copy from the Württembergischen Landesbibliothek, Theol. fol. 747), 32cm., text in Latin, uniform publisher's hardcover bindings in green cloth with gilt lettering on spine, stamp on first blanco endpaper and on title- and in margin of first text page, small stamp at lower edges, vague trace of removed label on spines, trace of small label removed from upper boards, text and interior in very good condition, weight: 10kg., R95414
