Lorenzo

VOCABULARIO ITALIANO E SPAGNUOLO Part I Only

16381386199Roma Rome: R. Cam. Apost 1638. Hardcover. Octavo 4 690 1 pages. In Good plus condition. Bound in full early vellum with handwritten ink titling to spine and yapped fore edges. Vellum yellowed and lightly stained with age; brown speckling to spine. Armorial bookplate to front pastedown; early ink annotation to title page. Text block with light plus to moderate age toning. TG Consignment. Shelved in Room G. 1386199. Special Collections. R. Cam. Apost hardcover

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Lorenzo PignoriaBiblio.com

Vetustissimae Tabulae Aeneae Sacris Aegyptiorum Simulachris coelatae accurata explicatio in qua antiquissimarum superstitionum Origines Progressiones Ritus ad Barbaram Graecam Romanamque Historiam illustrandam Enarrantur.

1605031759Venice: Io Anto Rampazettum 1605. Book. Very Good. Vellum-Paper. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Paper vellum over boards. In-8 43 pages followed by five leaves of illustrations. Illustrated with engravings line drawings and devices throughout. First edition 1605. Pignoria's Mensa Isiaca is the first notable work of Egyptology. The Mensa Isaca was a bronze table-top discovered in the ruins of the Temple of Isis at Rome in 1527.This first edition of his work essentially an iconographical commentary on the large figures on the table-top appeared in 1605' Blackmer. Water stained on bottom quarter corners of most pages. But print and illustrations very clear. Sewn binding has slight loosening at bottom but is sound. A very good copy of a book this old and hard to find. Io Anto Rampazettum Hardcover

Contact Editions · Canada1 000,00 $US≈ 846,10 €

Pignorio, Avctore Lavrentio [Lorenzo Pignoria]Biblio.com

Vetustissimae tabulae aeneae sacris Aegyptiorum simulachris coelatae accurata explicatio in qua antiquissimarum superstitionum origines progressiones ritus ad barbaram graecam romanamque historiam illustrandam Enarrantur.

1605035485Venice: Io Anto. Rampazettum 1605. First Edition . Hardcover. Good/No Dust Jacket. 43 numbered leaves followed by five leaves of illustration. Rebound in faux wood panel covers with white vellum over spine and corners. Small book plate on front paste down. Very tiny worm hole through lower marginal corner of the last half of the leaves. Scattered mostly light foxing. Io Anto. Rampazettum hardcover

Lloyd Zimmer, Books and Maps · États-Unis1 000,00 $US≈ 846,10 €

Lorenzo PignoriaBiblio.com

Symbolarum Epistolicarum 1628 illustrated Woodcuts

162837573Padua: Ex Typograph Joannis Baptistae De Martinis. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1628. Hardcover. B&W Illustrations; 16 222 pages; Symbolarum epistolicarum liber in quo nonnulla ex antiquitatis iuris civilis et historiae penu depromuntur & illustrantur multaque auctorum loca emendantur & explicantur. Antique Epistolary Literature Law Woodcut Illustrations Leatherbound. Lorenzo Pignoria was a Paduan antiquary and philologist. Width: 4.5" Height: 6.5". Re-backed. The work is bound in full leather with gilt ruling to the cover and spine and red leather spine label with gilt lettering. The endpapers of this volume are new. The title page of this work features a woodcut vignette. A few other woodcut illustrations appear in the text showing brightly and vividly. A well-preserved folding text plate appears in the center of the volume. The exterior of this volume is mildly worn with rubbing to the edges of the covers. The binding is firm and the armorial bookplate of Bibliotheque Schorsch is present to the front paste-down. Foxing appears on the blank preliminary page growing more sporadic through the interior. The pages are generally bright with scattered marginalia or underlining in ink. Some small sections of pages are toned. Page 201 shows a chip in the bottom edge. One folding plate and 13 woodcuts in the text. . Ex Typograph Joannis Baptistae De Martinis hardcover

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Accademia del Cimento; Lorenzo MAGALOTTI 1637 1712.ABAA

Saggi di Naturali Esperienze . . .

1691S13100Florence:: Gio: Filippo Cecchi 1691. 1691. Large 4to. xv CCLXIX 20 pp. Half-title title printed in red & black title vignette 75 copper engraved plates numerous woodcut initials and head & tailpieces index; prominent waterstains to corners lacks the portrait of Cosimo some copies have the portrait others do not. Later quarter vellum marbled boards black leather gilt-stamped spine label vellum tips. Very good. Second edition first printed in 1666/7. This marvelous work contains descriptions of experiments on air-pressure freezing of water an early account of Torricelli's invention of the barometer thermometer electrical and magnetic experiments measurements of the velocity of sound and light and experiments on heat and cold. It contains many large full-page engravings of experimental apparatus used to conduct these early experiments in natural physics. The engravings on pages iii vi viii and xiii show Torricelli's thermometer with a column of liquid and capsules of various density liquids that will either float of sink depending upon the surrounding temperature. Also known as a "termometro lento" slow thermometer this clever instrument is still marketed as a functioning curiosity today. / As the mechanism of the atmosphere exerting continuous pressure on the surface of the earth was unknown at that time the experiments using a barometer and bell jar pp. xxiv-xxxi seem rather naÃ¯ve to us today. The members of the Academy couldn't determine why the mercury in the column didn't fall once the barometer was 'shielded' from the surrounding atmosphere. What they failed to realize is that the air pressure inside the bell jar remained the same as the outside since it had not been evacuated. Page lxxxxix depicts a curious experiment in which an organ pipe and a bellows to blow air through a pipe are encased in a vacuum chamber. The experiment demonstrated that when the chamber was evacuated the pipe no longer made sound even though the bellows were still forcing 'air' through the apparatus therefore showing that air at normal pressure was a necessary component to produce sound. / The Academy of Experiments was founded in Florence in 1657 and flourished for only ten years 1657-1667 and presents the first group effort at scientific investigation on the part of scientists including such original minds as Viviani Borelli Steno Redi Cassini and Torricelli. Its moving spirits were two of Galileo's most distinguished disciples Viviani and Torricelli. The necessary financial support came from the two Medicis the Grand Duke Ferdinand II of Tuscany and his brother Leopold; both of them had studied under Galilei. More than a decade before the formal institution of the Academy the two Medici brothers had started a laboratory well equipped with such scientific apparatus as was then obtainable. :: Wolf. / "This collection contains papers describing experiments on light sound and electricity. Amber rubbed in vacuo . . . magnetic attraction across a vacuum . . . magnetic screening . . . rubbed amber and gems . . . discharging action of flames . . . electrical attraction is mutual. . ." :: Wheeler. / Barchas-Stanford 1345 1666/7 ed.; Boffito 'Gli strumenti della scienza' pp. 133-134; Brunet V-29; Catalogo Bibl. Mediceo-Lorenese 569; Cinti 163; Dibner Heralds of Science 82; DSB IX p.3 Magalotti; Gamba 853; Krivatsy/NLM p.25 1666/7; Maylender Michele "Storia delle Accademie d'Italia" 1926-30 II pp. 7-16; Michel V-76; Riccardi II 407; Wellcome III p. 23; Wheeler 196 1684 ed.; Wolf The History of Science Technology and Philosophy I p. 55. This edition not in Bakken but has the 1684 translation. Gio: Filippo Cecchi, 1691. hardcover books

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Longhi Longo LorenzoABAA

Ruta Parnassi Mystica. Cabala Anagrammatica Metamorphosis Onomastica Ars Mirabilis Anagrammata ex Nominibus Cognominibus & Vocibus Quibusuis Ervendi & Explicandi. Antonius Germanus Sperillus. Edidit. bound with: Supplementum Chronologicum Ac Topographicum Inscriptionum Civitatum Episcopalium Arciepiscopalim ac Patriarcalium que per XXIV Sedilia XXIV Seniorum & Quatuor Animalia Plena Oculis a D. Ioanne Evangelista Praevisa Ante Mare Vitreum Sacramenta Denotans Significantur Apocalyps

1654045344Piacenza: Heirs of Giovanni Bazachi 1654. Hardcover Vellum. Very Good Condition. Contemporary vellum some browning and mild wear old label to spine small dampstain in the right margin early on some mild foxing and browning largely clean and bright. 2 volumes bound in one both rare. 96; 192pp. A curious work on mathematics Cabala and anagrams along with another curious work on church chronology. Size: duodecimo 12mo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Magic Paranormal & Occult; Mathematics. Inventory No: 045344. [Heirs of] Giovanni Bazachi hardcover books

Pazzo Books · États-Unis1 250,00 $US≈ 1 057,63 €

LAURENTII PIGNORII (Lorenzo Pignoria)Livre Rare Book

Patavini De Servis ; Eorum apud veteres ministeriis, commentarius.

167417430In quo familia, tum urbana, tum rustica, ordine producitur illustratur. Editio novissina aucta, emendata, figuris aneis exornata.Amstelodami, Sumptibus Andreae Frisii - 1674 - 18 ff., 582 pages et 19 ff.Ouvrage enrichi d'un titre-frontispice, de 32 planches hors-texte dont 15 repliées, et de 8 vignettes dans le texte.Reliure plein-veau de l'époque. Dos à 5 nerfs orné et doré. Tranches jaspées rouges. Pas de rousseur. Coiffes manquantes et accidentées. Bon état, intérieur sain. Format in-16°(14x8).Lorenzo Pignoria naît le 12 octobre 1571 à Padoue. Influencé par son père, il étudie la jurisprudence, sans toutefois compléter sa formation. En 1602, il est consacré prêtre. Au cours de sa vie, Pignoria a constitué plusieurs collections : toiles, imprimés, portraits de personnalités, statues, pièces de monnaie, sceaux, anciens ustensiles; il a accumulé d'autres objets.

Livres et Collections P. Commerot · Sèvres, France333,00 €

ORTIZ, LorenzoBiblio.com

Origen y instituto de la Compañía de Jesús en la vida de San Ignacio de Loyola su padre y fundador que ofrece a las seis muy religiosas y apostólicas provincias de la Compañía de Jesús en las Indias Occidentales.

167912911Sevilla: Colegio de San Hermenegildo 1679. 299x205mm. 11¾x8". Sevilla Colegio de San Hermenegildo 1679. En folio 299 x 205mm. Texto a dos columnas. 8 197 1 folios. Portada dentro de orla tipográfica. Reencuadernado en pergamino antiguo guardas renovadas. Primera edición. Biografía de Ignacio de Loyola estudio de sus "ejercicios espirituales" e historia de la fundación y primeros años de la Compañía de Jesús. Ligera mancha de agua en el margen inferior de la mitad del volumen. Colegio de San Hermenegildo unknown

Librería José Porrúa Turanzas · Espagne1 400,00 €

PF Lorenzo de Zamora, lector de la Escritura en el Colegio de San Bernardo de Alcala P FBiblio.com

Monarchia Mystica de la Iglesia hecha de hieroglificos sacados de humanas y divinas letras: en que se trata de la composición del cuerpo místico de la iglesia Parte primera

1601EK-ESP-1601-1644Alcalá de Henares: Con privilegio por Justo Sánchez Crespo 1601. Tela. Good. Alcalá de Henares 1601 con privilegio por Justo Sánchez Crespo. 695 pp. en octavo mayor. Encuadernación posterior en holandesa con lomo de piel cantos marmoleados. Margen algo recortado sin pérdida de texto. Algunos surcos de polilla con leve afectación del texto. Una que otra mancha de humedad en los márgenes 695 pp. Used book in good to very good condition unless otherwise noted. All our books are thoroughly checked for issues such as missing dust jackets markings library stamps and so on. If we notice a book was misdescribed we will always let you know before shipping. We're a brick and mortar store and handle every single book with respect and care. Con privilegio por Justo Sánchez Crespo hardcover

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PIGNORIUS, Laurentius (Lorenzo PIGNORIO).Biblio.com

Mensa Isiaca qua sacrorum apud Aegyptios ratio & simulacra subjectis aeneis simul exhibentur & explicantur.

1669ABC_50527Amsterdam: Andreas Frisius 1669. Contemporary vellum with the gold-stamped coat of arms of Arnhem on both boards faded manuscript title on the spine remnants of green ties. 4to. With an engraved frontispiece with Egyptian and other antiquities a general title page with a small engraved scene 3 divisional title pages the first two with the same larger engraving a small scene similar to that on the general title page but flanked by figures of Minerva/Athena and Mercury/Hermes the frontispiece large engraving and probably the unsigned small engraving by A. Blotelingh. The first work with 11 folding engraved plates with hieroglyphics 1 full-page engraved plate outside of collation 5 full-page engraved plates in the text and 16 smaller engravings in the text. The second work in two parts with 3 full-page engraved plates and several smaller engravings in the text. Further with woodcut decorated initials throughout and several woodcut head- and tailpieces. 2 works published and bound as 1 the second in 3 parts. Including: IDEM. Magnae deum matris idaeae & attidis initia.And: TOMASINUS Jacobus Philippus. Manus aeneae cecropii votum referentis dilucidatio. First issue of the third and best edition of two important works on Egyptian archaeology the first edition with this title and form originally published together written by Lorenzo Pignorius. The first work a famous study of the Egyptian artefact known as the Mensa Isiaca or Bembine Tablet devoted to the Egyptian goddess Isis is the first notable work on Egyptology first published at Venice in 1605 titled Vetustissimae tabulae Aeneae sacris Egyptiorum simulacris . The Mensa Isiaca was a bronze table top discovered in the ruins of the temple of Isis in Rome at around 1525 and now believed to have been executed in Rome in the first century CE. Pignorius studied this very famous artefact when it was in the possession of Cardinal Bembo. Pignorius believed that it depicted the sacrificial ceremonies according to the Egyptian rites. The bronze is now in the collection of the Torino Museum.The text of the second work consists of two parts with two separate title pages on O3r and e1r plus a divisional title without imprint i3r. The first part is an essay on the deity Great Mother of Gods by Pignorius first published in 1623. The second part titled ''Manus Aenae cecropii votum referentis dilucidatio'' by Jacobus Philippus Tomasinus contains a description of a small votive statue of a hand. At the end pp. 63-96 it includes a biography of Lorenzo Pignorius and a description of his museum and library and its contents including ancient coins and portrait busts of classical figures by Tomasini.The boards are somewhat scuffed and browned remnants of ties the gold-stamped centrepiece remains very clear. The sewing supports have broken and the pastedowns have separated from the inside of the boards meaning that the bookblock is only connected to the binding through the headband at the top of the spine. Occasional minor browning a occasionally large tear in the gutter margin of the folding plates the edges of the folding plates are somewhat frayed two folding plates are loose but still present. Leaf with pp. 7-8 in the second work with a large tear slightly affecting the text.l Blackmer 1312; Gay 1567; Ibrahim-Hilmy II 119; STCN 097598674 9 copies; USTC 1806033 same as STCN; cf. STCN 097598186 4 copies 1670 issue; USTC 180743 1670 issue same as STCN. Andreas Frisius, hardcover

Antiquariaat FORUM BV · Pays-Bas2 500,00 €

[Soccer; Football]; Bardi Giovanni Maria De', Et Al (Bini, Pietro de Lorenzo, Editor)Biblio.com

MEMORIE DEL CALCIO FIORENTINO. Tratte da Diverse Scritture

168829719Firenze: Stamperia di S.A.S. alia Condotta 1688. Rare First Edition of this very early work on football. Engraved armorial title-vignette featuring a figure with a football by Francesco Nacci two folding engraved plates one with players lined up for play in the Piazza Sante Croce by Alexander Cecchini and one a diagram of player's positions. 4to in nineteenth-century marbled boards backed in black morocco the spine gilt lettered and with multi-line gilt ruled flat bands additional gilt tooling at the foot bookplate of Franco Niccoli to front paste-down. xii 118 2 manuscript entries pp. A very handsome and proper copy of this rare book with a couple of contemporary marginal annotations and one contemporary manuscript leaf bound at the end a little scattered foxing throughout but not obtrusive. RARE FIRST EDITION OF PIETRO BINI'S ANTHOLOGY ON FLORENTINE FOOTBALL a forerunner to the modern games of soccer rugby and American football. THIS IS ONE OF THE EARLIEST TREATISES ON THAT PREDECESSOR TO OUR MODERN GAMES. In the game of calcio two teams each consisting usually of 27 men are engaged on an enclosed ground of 172 x 82 braccie fiorentine just little smaller than a modern football field. The action consists of carrying and kicking a pumped ball of medium size with fists and feet hence the name calcio in order to make it pass beyond the terminal barriers of the adversaries' half. One such successful action is called caccia. The team making the most caccie is the winner. Games typically last one hour and are played 'for honour's sake'. The wonderfully detailed description of the game is largely by Giovanni de' Bardi and though it was first published anonymously nearly a century earlier the text included here is greatly expanded and illustrated. It fully explains the rules and manners of the game and describes a number of games that had recently been played in and near Florence. The double-page plate depicts a match in the Piazza Santa Croce is very impressive and provides us with a lasting 17th century "instant replay" of the event. Stamperia di S.A.S., alia Condotta hardcover

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Zipoli, Perlone [Lippi, Lorenzo]; [Malatesti, Antonio]Biblio.com

MALMANTILE RACQUISTATO POEMA DI PERLONE ZIPOLI FIORENTINO Early Manuscript Copy

16751398897n.p.: n.p c. 1675. Hardcover. Octavo 324 pages. In Good condition. Bound in full contemporary vellum "boards" composed of multiple sheets of 17th-century sheets. Vellum is beginning to separate from composite-sheet boards along fore-edges. Boards have moderate plus staining overall with moderate plus chipping and wear to vellum along edges. Textblock shows moderate age toning and light wear to untrimmed edges with occasional light staining to pages not impacting legibility. Undated ink manuscript in an unidentified 17th-century Italian hand. Shelved Room A. An early handwritten manuscript of Lippi's Il Malmantile Racquistato which appears to predate the second printed edition in 1688 and possibly the first printed edition in 1676. The present manuscript differs from one or both of the 17th-century editions in multiple points please see notes for further analysis of contrast with the published manuscript tradition of the text. Title page includes a dedication to Cardinal Leopoldo de Medici lacking in the first printed edition and attributes the work to Lippi's pseudonym Perlone Zipoli - unlike both 17th-century editions. The title page is followed by the prefatory Disfatto here attributed to the anagrammatic pseudonym Amostante Latoni Antonio Malatesti. The work is then prefaced by an index revealing the "true identities" of all the figures appearing pseudonymously in the work. Contrary to both printed editions each book is here referred to as canto rather than cantare and each stanza is numbered similarly to the 1688 edition and unlike the 1676 edition. Shelved Room A. The mock-heroic epic Malmantile Racquistato was written by Florentine painter Lorenzo Lippi 1606â€“1665 during the 1640s. Writing under the anagrammatic pseudonym Perlone Zipoli Lippi composed the poem while serving Cardinal Leopoldo deâ€™ Medici and his wife at Innsbruck. Il Malmantile is often read as a parodic response to contemporary literary conventions particularly the epic stylings of Tassoâ€™s Gerusalemme Liberata. Yet beyond its burlesque tone the work serves as a celebration of the Tuscanâ€”specifically Florentineâ€”dialect and is still studied today as a rich repository of regional idioms and turns of phrase. While the core of the poem was composed in Innsbruck between 1643 and 1644 reports from Lippiâ€™s contemporaries many of whom were members of the informal literary academy degli Apatisti suggest that substantial additions and refinements were made after his return to Florence in 1648. Lippi wary of scandal or public backlash resisted calls to publish the poem during his lifetime. Nonetheless it circulated widely among members of the Apatisti the Accademia degli Svogliati and even the Accademia della Crusca. It was not published until 1676 eleven years after Lippiâ€™s death in a flawed and limited edition only 50 copies issued by Giovanni Rossi. That edition was viewed by Lippiâ€™s admirers as a distorted presentation of the poemâ€”possibly even an act of literary revenge. A more authoritative version was published in 1688 under the editorial guidance of Paolo Minucci and the posthumous patronage of Leopoldo deâ€™ Medici. The present manuscript appears to have been produced prior to the 1688 edition but after the completion of the poem before Lippiâ€™s death in 1665. Based on textual evidence it is unlikely to have been copied from either printed edition. Instead it likely reflects a version circulating independentlyâ€”perhaps within Lippiâ€™s literary circle or among manuscript readers close to the Medici court. Several features underscore the manuscriptâ€™s significance as a witness to the early textual transmission of Malmantile Racquistato. Please note that this list is not comprehensive or exhaustive. Dedication to Cardinal Leopoldo deâ€™ Medici 1617-1675 The manuscript bears a dedication â€œal Serenissimo Princeps Cardinal Leopoldo deâ€™ Mediciâ€â€”a form appropriate only during Leopoldoâ€™s lifetime. The 1676 edition includes no dedication. The 1688 edition dedicates the work â€œalla gloriosa memoriaâ€ of the deceased cardinal. This places the present manuscriptâ€™s source text prior to Leopoldoâ€™s death in 1675 supporting an early dating. Attribution of the â€œMalmantile Disfatto Enigmaâ€ The manuscript attributes the poemâ€™s enigma to Latoni a fictional character in the narrative and anagram of Antonio Maltesti author of the argomentos. Â The enigma in the present manuscript follows the 1688 editionâ€™s title: â€œMalmantile Disfatto Enigmaâ€ as opposed to the 1676 edition which title it simply the â€œMalmantile Disfattoâ€. Unlike the present manuscript both printed editions attribute the Disfatto to Malatesti friend of Lippi and author of the the argomentos prefacing each canto/cantare. Lexical Variant in the Enigmaâ€™s First Line The manuscript and the 1676 edition share the rare form inospite inhospitable whereas the 1688 edition substitutes the more conventional indomite untamed. The retention of inospite aligns the manuscript with the earlier textual variants prior to normalization. Dialectal Verb Form: â€œdalliâ€ vs. â€œdagliâ€ The manuscript occasionally makes use of the form dalli a dialectal or colloquial variant of dagli. This reflects non-standard or pre-Cruscan orthography and suggests a version of the poem less filtered by formal editorial revision. Â â€œCantoâ€ vs. â€œCantareâ€ The manuscript titles the poemâ€™s sections as â€œCantosâ€ contrasting with the â€œCantareâ€ found in both printed editions. While â€œCantareâ€ evokes the popular cantari tradition the manuscriptâ€™s use of â€œCantoâ€ suggests either scribal normalization or an attempt to frame the work more in line with classical epic conventions. Book Seven Stanza 73 The present manuscript lacks the seventy-third stanza of the seventh canto/cantare which appears in both the 1676 and 1688 editions. Various Textual Differences including: The Argomento of the eighth canto/cantare: Lines 2-5 of the present manuscript have elements that appear to be either hybrids of the two printed editions or are unique to the manuscript. Line 2 matches the second edition of 1688 Line 3 matches the first edition of 1676 Line 4 is a unique rendering more closely aligned with the 1676 edition Line 5 matches the first edition of 1676 Book 7 Stanza 104 105 of the printed editions has in distinction to both print editions burlando for brillando. . 1398897. Special Collections. [n.p] hardcover

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PIGNORIUS, Laurentius [PIGNORIA, Lorenzo] / TOMASINI, Giacomo Filippo / BLOOTELING, Abraham (grav.)Livre Rare Book

LAURENTII PIGNORII PATAVINI MENSA ISIACA, qua sacrorum apud Aegyptios ratio et simulacra, subjectis tabulis aeneis, simul exhibentur et explicantur. Accessit ejusdem authoris de magna deum matre discursus, et sigillorum, gemmarum amuletorum aliquot figurae, et earundem ex Kirchero chifletioque interpretatio ; nec non Jacobi Philippi Tomasini Manus aenea, et de vita rebusque Pignorii dissertatio

166964891669 Amstelodami, sumptibus Andreae Frisii, [Amsterdam, Andrea Frisi], 1669. 3 parties en 1 vol. in-4: 18.5 x 24.5 cm [5] ff., [4] pl. grav. dép, 96 pp., [6] ff. d'index, [4] ff., 96 pp. Troisième et meilleure édition de ce curieux ouvrage, d'après Brunet, avec les gravures de la Table Isiaque d'après Enea Vico, absentes de précédentes éditions. Notre exemplaire comporte 43 gravures en taille-douce. Un frontispice gravés par Blooteling, 8 planches à pleine page, 26 figures dans le texte et 8 des 11 sections de la Table Isiaque réalisées par Giacomo Franco d'après les gravures de Vico parues en 1559, ces 8 sections sont regroupées en 4 grandes pl. dép. Il manque les 3 sections de la bande centrale de la table. Reliure de l'époque en parchemin. Dos lisse avec titre manuscrit à l'encre noir. Bel exemplaire

Librairie de l'Univers · Lausanne, Suisse2 800,00 CHF≈ 2 675,90 €

Cartari, Vincenzo; Pignoria, Lorenzo; Malfatti, CesarBiblio.com

Imagini delli Dei de gl’Antichi

1647IMAGINI16474to approx. 23 cm later quarter calf over marbled boards gilt-tooled spine rubbed with small losses at head and foot corners worn. 16 ff. text complete with both large folding plates and numerous in-text woodcut illustrations of the pagan gods and related emblems. Title printed in red and black with large woodcut device; early ink ownership inscription "… Ruggero" at head of title.Occasional light damp-staining notably to title and a few prelims scattered foxing and minor soiling but text and images generally crisp and well-inked; folds of plates with a few small handling creases and short closed tears no major losses.Classic 17th-century Venetian edition of Cartari's influential illustrated handbook of classical mythology and iconography enlarged with Lorenzo Pignoria's antiquarian notes and Cesare Malfatti's allegories. A complete solid working copy with both folding plates present. Presso il Tomasini

RAF BOOKS c/o E=Robert Frabasile · États-Unis3 000,00 $US≈ 2 538,30 €

PERLONE ZIPOLI MA LIPPI LORENZOBiblio.com

Il Malmantile racquistato. Poema

167664886Finaro ma Firenze Nella Stamperia di Gio. Tommaso Rossi 1676. In 12° legatura artigianale novecentesca in piena pelle con cornice ai piatti a doppio largo filetto nervi fregi e titolo al dorso dentelle con fregio. Pagine 16 n.n. con Lettera scritta dall'A. alla Sereniss. Arciduchessa Claudia di Ispruch . Vita dell'A. . Giovanni Cinelli a chi legge. Seguono poi pp. 300 ma 240 per errata numerazione sempre riscontrabile in quest'opera pp. 32 non numerate con la dicitura: Giovanni Cinelli al Cortese Lettore. VERA ED INTEGRA edizione originale contenente queste ultime 32 pagine che portano l'epistola detta e due sonetti di Antonio Malatesta. Queste ultime pagine non numerate e senza indicazione di segnatura caddero sotto la censura furono proibite e quindi tolte dal testo; solo un numero molto limitato le bibliografie parlano di sole 50 copie contengono questo finale. Si veda il Parenti Luoghi di stampa falsi a pag. 86. Il Malmantile risultò una burlesca parodia della Gerusalemme Liberata che in dodici canti in ottava rima racconta la fantastica contesa di Celidora e Bertinella per il reame di Malmantile castello diroccato presso Signa. Gli argomenti di ogni canto furono redatti da A. Malatesti. Rarissime come detto sono le copie rimaste di quest'opera così complete. Si veda oltre al Parenti il Gamba e lo Choix di Olschki dove viene definito "molto raro" Finaro (ma Firenze), Nella Stamperia di Gio. Tommaso Rossi unknown

SEAB · Italie2 500,00 €

Gracian, Lorenzo translated by Giovanni Pietro CattaneoBiblio.com

IL Criticon Overo Regole Della Vita Politica Morale Di Don Lorenzo Gracian Tradotte Dallo Spagnolo in Italiano Da Gio; Pietro Cattaneo Divisa in Tre Parti - La Primavera Della Fanciulezza L'Estate Della GioventWellesleyu L'Inverno Della Vechiezza

168521967Appresso Nicolo Pezzanna Venetia 1685. First Italian Edition. Hardback. Full contemporary vellum-backed boards good. Half inch sq tear with loss to the half-title inch sq cut from the bottom of the title page. Remains an exceptional example overall; scans &c on request. ; 312 pages; Printer's device to the title. Double columned type - minor foxing and worming. Appresso Nicolo Pezzanna, Venetia hardcover

MW Books Ltd. · Irlande2 994,00 $US≈ 2 533,22 €

AMBROSINI GIACINTO & LORENZO TINTIABAA

Hyacinthi Ambrosini . Phytologiae hoc est De plantis partis primae tomus primus : in quo herbarum nostro seculo descriptarum nomina aequiuoca synonyma ac etymologiae inuestigantur : additis aliquot plantarum viuis iconibus . : cum indice trilingui copiosissimo

16660000696Bononiae Bologna: Sumptibus haeredum Euangelistae de Duccijs 1666. First Edition. Vellum. Very good . Folio 31.4 x 21cm. Contemporary vellum. Collation: 16 576 70 p. engraved frontispiece and 36 woodblock prints in text or singly. The frontispiece has allegorical figures in a garden with arms of the University of Bologna. Bottom of spine repaired with new vellum. The internal condition is very good. This is a very scarce title from an Italian botanist and brother of naturalist Batolomeo Ambrosini. He succeeded his brother to the chair of botany at the University of Bolognia and also assumed direction of the botanical garden. His first work was Hortus Bononia studiosirum consistus which was followed posthumously with the Phytologiae offered here. The Phytologiae was intended to be the first of a two-volume dictionary of plants with the second to be on trees. The second volume was never completed. The woodcuts in this work on herbaceous plants were done by Tinti and provide a good working illustration for the plant described in the text. This very scarce work comes from a period of great botanical study and characterization in Italy. The genus Ambrosinia is named after the two brothers. Hunt 303; Pritzel 132. This very scarce work comes from a period of great botanical study and characterization in Italy. The genus Ambrosinia is named after the two brothers. Hunt 303; Pritzel 132. Sumptibus haeredum Euangelistae de Duccijs hardcover books

Antiquariat Botanicum · États-Unis6 000,00 $US≈ 5 076,60 €

Franciosini, Lorenzo;Biblio.com

Grammatica Spagnuola ed Italiana

164810407Genevra 1648. Einband mit Alterungsspuren. Vorsatzbl. Mit Papierverlust. Ansonsten guter Zustand Terza impressione corretta ed aumentata Samuel Chovet 8°. Pbd. Alte Drucke unknown

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Bellini, LorenzoBiblio.com

Exercitatio anatomica de structura usu renum.

166540148DB1665. Amsterdam Andrea Fries 1665. 12°. 132 S. Mit einer gestochenen Titelvignette 9 ganzseitigen Textkupfern und 2 gefalteten Kupfertafeln. Pergament aus der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel. Krivatsy 1073. Vgl. Hirsch-H. I 446 Waller 868 und Garrison-M. 1229: «Classical description of the gross anatomy of the kidney». Dritte Ausgabe gegenüber der ersten Auflage von 1662 hier erstmals mit dem «Appendix ad tractatum renibus». Bellini beschrieb als Erster die Beschaffenheit der Nieren Bellinische Röhrchen und stellte eine Theorie zur Urinsekretion auf. Einband leicht fleckig. unknown

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Bellini, Lorenzo:Livre Rare Book

Exercitatio anatomica de structura usu renum. Cui renum monstrosorum exempla, ex medicorum celebrium scriptis addidit Gerardus Blasius.

166540148DBAmsterdam, Andrea Fries, 1665. 12°. 132 S. Mit einer gestochenen Titelvignette, 9 ganzseitigen Textkupfern und 2 gefalteten Kupfertafeln. Pergament aus der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel.

EOS Buchantiquariat Benz · CH-8001 Zürich, Suisse600,00 CHF≈ 573,41 €

Bellini, Lorenzo:Livre Rare Book

Exercitatio anatomica de structura usu renum. Cui renum monstrosorum exempla, ex medicorum celebrium scriptis addidit Gerardus Blasius.

166540148ABAmsterdam, Andrea Fries, 1665. 12°. 132 S. Mit einer gestochenen Titelvignette, 9 ganzseitigen Textkupfern und 2 gefalteten Kupfertafeln. Pergament der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel.

Daniel Thierstein, Livres anciens · Bern, Suisse600,00 CHF≈ 573,41 €

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