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JULIA DE FONTENELLE M.Livre Rare Book

Encyclopédie Roret Manuel Théorique et Pratique Du Vinaigrier et Du Moutardier Suivi De Nouvelles Recherches Sur La Fermentation Vineuse

FONTENELLE, Bernard Le Bovier (1657-1757).Biblio.com

Suite des Eloges des Academiciens de L'Academie Royale des Sciences morts depuis l'an M.DCC.XXII.

1733RW1080Paris:: Chez la Veuve Brunet fils. . . et Marc Bordelet 1733. 1733. 12mo. viii 422 misnumbered "322" 2 pp. Frontis. engraved portrait. of Fontenelle – is trimmed folded at the upper and lower edges by "Crepy rue St. Jacques au lion d'Argent" title woodcut vignette. Original gilt-stamped calf gilt-stamped spine label raised bands. Inscription on title: "O.R. lousin aet coner". Very good copy with a handsome binding. "Extra-illustrated" with an added engraved bound-in folding frontispiece. This edition of the author's eulogies includes fourteen members of the Academie des Sciences who died between 1725 and 1730. There were two issues of this work printed in 1733: one showing "Brunet fils and Marc Bordelet the other issue showing only Marc Bordelet's name as publisher. They also feature a resetting of the type at least for the title-page and a different title woodcut vignette. There was an earlier 1731 Dutch edition of the Eloges printed by Isaac van der Kloot but I have been unable to determine if the biographies contained therein are the same. A note indicates this was also re-issued as miscellany works Oeuvres diverses of Fontenelle in 1736 see pt. 4. Fontenelle was a prolific biographer of notable persons publishing also a series of Dialogues with famous past historical figures. His Eloges commenced with a 1699 work on Claude Bourdelin. He also issued collective editions starting in 1708. This is the first 'separate' edition of the "Suite" containing biographies of 14 scientific notables. "It was Bernard Bovier de Fontenelle 1657-1757 who by his eulogies of scientists first bridged the gap between the scientific communities and the world at large . the eloges of the old Academy of Sciences acquainted laymen with a discipline that was at once esoteric by its novelty and forbidding by its terminology and methodology. Hence the eloges aside from the other functions they performed in the service of science also served as a public relations organ in the same manner as journals textbooks public lectures literary dialogues scientific expositions and cabinets de physique and d'histoire naturelle" - Charles Bennett Paul Science and immortality: the Eloges of the Paris Academy of Sciences 1699-1791 Berkeley: University of California Press 1980. pages 1-2. Contents: eloges du Czar Pierre I - Alexis Littre 1658-1726 – Nicolas Hartsoeker 1656-1725- Guillaume Delisle 1675-1726 - Nicolas de Malezieu 1650-1727 – Isaac Newton published 1727 1728 - Charles-Rene Reyneau 1656-1728 - Marechal de Tallard 1652-1728 - Sebastien Truchet 1656-1729 – Francois Bianchini 1662-1720 – Jacques-Philippe also known as: Giacomo Filippo. . . Maraldi 1665-1729 - Jean-Baptiste-Henri de Valincourt 1653-1730 – Count Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli 1658-1730 – Du Verney 1648-1730 - et le discours de Fontenelle a l'Academie francaise recevant l'eveque de Lucon. See: Suzanne Delorme "Contribution a la bibliographie de Fontenelle." p. 305. Revue d'histoire des sciences Annee 1957 vol. 10-4 pp. 300-309. Chez la Veuve Brunet fils,. . . et Marc Bordelet 1733. hardcover

Jeff Weber Rare Books · Suisse300,00 $US≈ 253,83 €

FONTENELLE, M [Bernard Le Bovier] de; A B [BOEKHOLT, A] (trans); RAY, JohnBiblio.com

Reden-Voeringe Over verscheidene Waerelden In 't Geheel-Al; Gods Wysheid Geopenbaard in de Werkender Schepping.

1728151186Dordregt; Amsterdam: Hendrik Walpot; Isaak Tirion 1728; 1732. First book is a second edition; Ninth edition. Hardcover. Good. 2 vols. in one book: 26 189 498 18 p. 18 cm. Engraved frontispiece and three other plates two of which fold out. Second title in black and red. Leather spine and corners with brown paper boards. Lilt trim on spine. Spine leather cracked corners and edges worn paper scuffed. Ink signature on first title page. First folding plate has hole and is cut off at bottom. Small tear in p. 1. Small ink notation on second folding plate. Ink blots pp. 125-131 in first section. Dutch text. Two books bound together. Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle 1657 1757 was noted for his accessible treatment of scientific topics during the unfolding of the Age of Enlightenment. Remarkably for his time he died only one month before his 100th birthday. A noted gourmand he attributed his longevity to eating strawberries. Book I in this volume is the second edition of the first Dutch translation of "Entretiens sur la pluralité des mondes." First edition was in 1702. The author engages in a philosophical discussion with laymen in this book about Copernican astronomy and Cartesian physics with the aim of education readers about science. Includes fold-out engraving of the solar system and anoter one showing the surface of the moon. There are also two title poems by Joh. vanden Brouke and A. de Zoete. John Ray 1627 1705 author of the second book was an English parson-naturalist who published several important works on botany zoology and natural theology. The John Ray Initiative formed in 1997 takes its name from this theologian; the organization exists to promote a Christian understanding of environmental issues. Hendrik Walpot; Isaak Tirion hardcover

Attic Books · Canada350,00 $US≈ 296,14 €

FONTENELLE Bernard Le Bovier 1657 1757.ABAA

Suite des Eloges des Academiciens de L'Academie Royale des Sciences morts depuis l'an M.DCC.XXII.

1733RW1080Paris:: Chez la Veuve Brunet fils. . . et Marc Bordelet 1733. 1733. 12mo. viii 422 misnumbered "322" 2 pp. Frontis. engraved portrait. of Fontenelle â€“ is trimmed folded at the upper and lower edges by "Crepy rue St. Jacques au lion d'Argent" title woodcut vignette. Original gilt-stamped calf gilt-stamped spine label raised bands. Inscription on title: "O.R. lousin aet coner". Very good copy with a handsome binding. "Extra-illustrated" with an added engraved bound-in folding frontispiece. This edition of the author's eulogies includes fourteen members of the Academie des Sciences who died between 1725 and 1730. There were two issues of this work printed in 1733: one showing "Brunet fils and Marc Bordelet the other issue showing only Marc Bordelet's name as publisher. They also feature a resetting of the type at least for the title-page and a different title woodcut vignette. There was an earlier 1731 Dutch edition of the Eloges printed by Isaac van der Kloot but I have been unable to determine if the biographies contained therein are the same. A note indicates this was also re-issued as miscellany works Oeuvres diverses of Fontenelle in 1736 see pt. 4. Fontenelle was a prolific biographer of notable persons publishing also a series of Dialogues with famous past historical figures. His Eloges commenced with a 1699 work on Claude Bourdelin. He also issued collective editions starting in 1708. This is the first 'separate' edition of the "Suite" containing biographies of 14 scientific notables. "It was Bernard Bovier de Fontenelle 1657-1757 who by his eulogies of scientists first bridged the gap between the scientific communities and the world at large . the eloges of the old Academy of Sciences acquainted laymen with a discipline that was at once esoteric by its novelty and forbidding by its terminology and methodology. Hence the eloges aside from the other functions they performed in the service of science also served as a public relations organ in the same manner as journals textbooks public lectures literary dialogues scientific expositions and cabinets de physique and d'histoire naturelle" - Charles Bennett Paul Science and immortality: the Eloges of the Paris Academy of Sciences 1699-1791 Berkeley: University of California Press 1980. pages 1-2. Contents: eloges du Czar Pierre I - Alexis Littre 1658-1726 â€“ Nicolas Hartsoeker 1656-1725- Guillaume Delisle 1675-1726 - Nicolas de Malezieu 1650-1727 â€“ Isaac Newton published 1727 1728 - Charles-Rene Reyneau 1656-1728 - Marechal de Tallard 1652-1728 - Sebastien Truchet 1656-1729 â€“ Francois Bianchini 1662-1720 â€“ Jacques-Philippe also known as: Giacomo Filippo. . . Maraldi 1665-1729 - Jean-Baptiste-Henri de Valincourt 1653-1730 â€“ Count Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli 1658-1730 â€“ Du Verney 1648-1730 - et le discours de Fontenelle a l'Academie francaise recevant l'eveque de Lucon. See: Suzanne Delorme "Contribution a la bibliographie de Fontenelle." p. 305. Revue d'histoire des sciences Annee 1957 vol. 10-4 pp. 300-309. Chez la Veuve Brunet fils,. . . et Marc Bordelet 1733. hardcover books

Jeff Weber Rare Books · Suisse350,00 $US≈ 296,14 €

FONTENELLE DE VAUDORE (Armand Desire de La)Biblio.com

MANUEL RAISONNÉ DES OFFICIERS DE L'ETAT CIVIL

2402RS073ou Recueil des Lois Décrets impériaux Avis du Conseil-dEtat Décisions Ministérielles et Arréts relatifs aux Actes de lEtat civil des Français faits sur le territoire de lEmpire à lEmpire à larmée sur mer et en pays étranger avec la solution des questions que ces textes présentent et des Formules. Second Édition Revue corrigée et augmentée; par A.-D. De La Fontenelle de Vaudoré Procureur-Impérial prés le Tribunal de première instance de larrondissement de La Rochelle .A PARIS Chez Arthus Bertrand Libraire Rue Hautefeuille Nº. 23. 1815._x000d_In 12.º de 175x125 cm. Com xiv 461 ii págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele com rótulo e ferros a ouro na lombada. Com corte das folhas e folhas de guarda marmoreadas inclui uma fita em cetim._x000d_Exemplar com danos na coifa superior sinais de manuseamento nas charneiras e cantos das pastas mancha de humidade nas folhas preliminares e finais furos de bibliofágos no festo das páginas 1 à 25 e rasura coeva na folha de rosto sem afectar a mancha gráfica. Com gralha no número da paginação em vez de 305 tem 25._x000d_Nas folhas preliminares com numeração romana contém uma carta imprensa do autor a Mr. Henri Bouchard Procurador no Tribunal Imperial de Poitiers e membro da Assembleia Legislativa datada de 1812 prefácio e advertência sobre a segunda edição. Inclui nas páginas finais tabela de títulos partes capítulos secções e parágrafos; e um índice alfabético._x000d_Armand Désiré de La Fontenelle de Vaudoré Saint-Jouin-de-Milly 1784 - Poitiers 1847 magistrado e historiador francês tendo ingressado na magistratura em 1808 e foi vinculado à corte de Poitiers. No ano seguinte foi nomeado procurador imperial do Tribunal Civil de primeira Instância da Comarca de La Rochelle onde exerceu esta função até 1813 regressando depois à capital da jurisdição Poitiers com o título de Conselheiro da Corte Real que manteve até à morte._x000d_Foi membro fundador da Sociedade de Antiquários Ocidentais; membro honorário em Poitiers da Sociedade Acadêmica de Antiquários de Morinie; membro não residente da Comissão de Obras Históricas e Científicas e membro correspondente da Academia de Inscrições e Belas Letras._x000d_EN In duodecimo twelvmo. 17.5x12.5 cm. xiv 461 ii pp. Contemporary full leather binding with label and gilt tools on spine. Marbled edges. Contemporary marbled endpapers. Red satin ribbon marker._x000d_Copy with damage to the upper spine cap signs of handling on the hinges and corners of the boards damp stain on the preliminary and final pages moth holes in the inner hinge of pages 1 to 25 and coeval ink coverage from a ownership title on the title page without affecting the text area. With na error in the pagination number - instead of 305 it"s 25._x000d_The preliminary pages with Roman numerals contain a letter from the author to Mr Henri Bouchard Prosecutor at the Imperial Court of Poitiers and member of the Legislative Assembly dated 1812 a preface and a warning about the second edition. The final pages include a table of titles parts chapters sections and paragraphs; and an alphabetical index._x000d_Armand Désiré de La Fontenelle de Vaudoré Saint-Jouin-de-Milly 1784 - Poitiers 1847 was a French magistrate and historian who entered the judiciary in 1808 and was pointed out to the court of Poitiers. The following year he was appointed imperial prosecutor of the Civil Court of First Instance of the District of La Rochelle where he held this position until 1813 then returned to the capital of the jurisdiction Poitiers with the title of Counsellor of the Royal Court which he held until his death._x000d_He was a founding member of the Society of Western Antiquaries; an honorary member in Poitiers of the Academic Society of Antiquaries of Morinie; a non-resident member of the Commission of Historical and Scientific Works and a corresponding member of the Academy of Inscriptions and Fine Arts. M-9-F-63 hardcover

Livraria Castro e SIlva · Portugal300,00 €

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