Poncins, Jean Hector de MontaigneLivre Rare Book
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1779129046à Lyon, à Paris, chez Faucheux, chez Veuve Duchesne, M. DCC. LXXIX. 1779 In-18 14,5 x 8 cm. Reliure postérieure XIXe s. havane marbrée, dos lisse orné de filets dorés, pièce de titre maroquin fauve, XLIV-401 pp., 4 planches repliées in fine. Exemplaire en bon état. Première édition bien complète des planches.
172599021Paris, Par la société, 1725, , 3 vol. in-4 : [4]-XCVI-[6]-362-[13] pp. 1 pl. + [2]-540-[15] pp. + [2]-413-[14] pp, Veau marbré brun, triple filet à froid en encadrement sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné de caissons dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison rouge, tranches mouchetées, Bel exemplaire de l'une des éditions les plus belles des célèbres Essais de Montaigne, ornée d'un portrait de l'auteur au frontispice, gravé par Chereau le jeune. Cette seconde édition donnée par l'éditeur Pierre Coste se fonde sur le texte de celle de 1595 dont l'orthographe a été réactualisé. Outre le texte des Essais, elle comprend une longue préface de mademoiselle de Gournay, une vie de l'auteur, un recueil de critiques des Essais par des intellectuels tels Pasquier, Guez de Balzac, Pascal ou encore Malebranche, ainsi que des additions de Gueulette et Janet. Le présent exemplaire comporte bien les 29 Sonnets d'Étienne de La Boëtie dédiés à madame de Grammont au premier volume. Tchemerzine, IV, 911. Quelques petites épidermures, rousseurs et taches éparses. Couverture rigide
172582901725 Paris: Par la société, 1725. Complet en 3 vol.in-4: 3 ff. n. chiff. [faux-titre, front., titre], xcvi pp. [préface, préface de Mlle de Gournay, Vie de lauteur, Jugements et critique], 3 ff. n. chiff. [avis des librairies, table], 362 pp. [Essais. Livre I], 7 ff. n. chiff. [table des matières]; II/ 1 f. n. chiff. [titre], 540 pp. [table, Essais. Livre II], 8 ff. n. chiff. [table des matières]; III/ 1 f. n. chiff., [titre], [tables, Essais. Livre III, Lettres de Montaigne], 7 ff. n. chiff. [table des matières]. Seconde édition donnée par Pierre Coste, plus complète que la précédente (Londres, 1724). Gueullette et Jamet aîné y ont fait dimportantes additions. Avec un portrait de Montaigne gravé en frontispice par Chereau le Jeune. (Tchemerzine, VII, p. 443). Reliures uniformes de lépoque en veau brun. Dos à cinq nerfs avec pièces de titre et de tomaison en maroquin rouge et caissons ornés aux petits fers. Roulettes aux coupes et aux chasses. Toutes tranches rouges. Gouttières du 1er vol. fendues, tout comme une gouttière de queue au vol 2 et au vol. 3, manques aux coiffes de tête. Reliures toutefois de belle présentation et parfaitement solide. Papier remarquablement blanc et propre.
1774YQV-35In-4 (285 × 213 mm) de 1 portrait et [8]-liv-416 pp. ; veau fauve glacé, dos à nerfs, compartiments ornés de fleurons et fers d’angle, pièces d’armes dans les angles des plats (macle et chabot alternés), roulette intérieure, deux filets sur les coupes, tranches rouges (reliure de l’époque).
172464991724 Londres, J. Tonson & J. Watts, 1724 (Londres, Guillaume Darres et Jean Brindley, 1740, pour le supplément). Ouvrage en 3 vol. in-4: 23 x 28 cm (XV + [8] + 363 + [10] pages, 538 + [14] pages, 411 + [12] + xviii + 95 pages). Tranches mouchetées de bleu. Reliures de l'époque en plein veau. Dos à 5 nerfs ornés de caissons dorés. Titre et tomaison sur pièces de maroquin bordeaux. Plats ornés d'un triple encadrement doré. Traces de frottement sur les reliures. Mors restaurés. Papier uniformément bruni. Envoi de photographies sur demande.
1733685273 documents manuscrits à savoir : 1 document manuscrit signé de 2 ff. in-folio ( 38 x 25 cm), 2 pages et demie manuscrites : Copie par Jean-Baptiste Michel de Montaigne d'une lettre "que j'ay écrit par la poste à Mr. Rey procureur au sénéchal et présidial de Libourne, à Libourne". "A Bordeaux, le 21 décembre 1734, Le désir que j'ay, Mr, d'apprendre quel est l'état de vôtre santé, m'engage de vous prier de vouloir bien le faire le plaisir de m'en donner des nouvelles ; je souhaiterois de tout mon coeur trouver des occasions pour vous donnner des marques que personnes ne sçauroit s'intéresser plus particulièrement que moy à tout ce qui vous regarde, soyés en je vous prie bien persuadé. J'eusse fait dresser ma réponse aux blâmes que le Sr [ ... ] a fourni contre mon dénombrement si j'avois eu en main certaines pièces qu'on m'a promis de me communiquer, je serai bien aise dd'avoir par devers moi ces pièes avant de répondre à ses blames, je compte les avoir bien-tôt. Je vous ay marqué, par la lettre que je vous écrivis le 7 du mois d'août dernier, que le Sr [ ... ] avait en son pouvoir la baillette à fief nouveau de ma maison de Beausoleil du 14 may 1597 retenuë par papier notaire royal, c'est de quoi je suis assûré [ ... ]" [ ... ] "Le Sr [ ... ] ne voudra pas contester apparemment que l'énonciation de ce bail à fief de 1597 dans le dénombrement de 1691 et dans la sentence de sa réception, contradictoirement renduë par le Sénéchal de Fronsac le 15 juin 1691 entre feu M. le Duc de Richelieu et feu M. François de Montaigne, ne fasse foy suffisante ; il est de maxime en droit que les énonciations dans les anciens actes font foy sans rapporter l'acte énoncé, il faut d'ailleurs tenir pour constant que le rapport du titre primordial n'est pas nécessaire quand on produit et rapporte un dénombrement fait authentiquement et énonciatif de ce titre primitif, lequel dénombrement équipolle au premier titre quand il ne paroit pas, le remplace et en fait l'office étantune confirmation, un renouvellement bien exprès de l'ancienne inféodation." [etc... ] |On joint : ] Copie par Jean-Baptiste Michel de Montaigne d'une lettre "que j'ay écrit par la poste à Mr. Rey mon procureur au sénéchal de Libourne", à Bordeaux le 26 février 1733, 1 feuillet format 20,2 x 16,3 cm (même affaire) [ On joint une copie authentique établie en 1762 d'un acte de juin 1686 ] : ] Acte daté de 1761 de la généralité de Bordeaux fait par Notaire Royal et retiré "par Messire Jean-Baptiste Michel de Montaigne Chevalier Seigneur de Beausoleil, ancien premier jurat de Bordeaux, y demeurant dans son hôtel rue Dumirail [ du Mirail ] Paroisse St Eloy sans avoir icy ajoutté ny diminué, fait à Bordeaux dans l'hôtel de ce Seigneur l'an mille sept cens soixante deux le treize du mois de mars et signé" (copie d'un contrat de délaissements de certains pièces de terre par Antoine Ducasse notaire royal en faveur de Jean de Louche batelier, vers le grand Barrail). Acte signé par Montaigne, David, Robin, etc...
1771217211771 Essays of Montaigne French Renaissance Philosophy Humanism Coste French 10vFirst published in 1580 the Essays of Michel de Montaigne were a collection of essays and writings on a variety of topics and content. Montaigne was rather decisive in his rhetoric and used various Ancient Greek Latin and Italian texts as examples and references such as Lucretius and Plutarch quotations. Montaigne himself stated that the goal of his essays was to describe man with 'utter frankness and honesty.' According to the scholar Paul Oskar Kristeller "the writers of the period were keenly aware of the miseries and ills of our earthly existence." Montaigne sought to break man down into his basic features which at the time was extreme volatility. He wrote on marriage being an absolute necessity for raising children but he also quoted in the 'Essays' that "Marriage is like a cage; one sees the birds outside desperate to get in and those inside desperate to get out".This 1771 French edition was edited by Pierre Coste.Item number: #21721Price: $750MONTAIGNE Michel deEssaisLondres: chez Jean Nourse & Vaillant 1771.Details: • Collation: Complete with all pages; 10 volumes o Each tome individually paged• Language: French• Binding: Leather; tight and secure• Size: ~5.75in X 3.25in 14.5cm x 8.5cmOur Guarantee:Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide.Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving and we will offer a full refund without reservation! 21721Photos available upon request. Jean Nourse & Vaillant hardcover
1739249926Londres : Chez Jean Nourse 1739. Fourth Edition. Hardcover. Worn copies bound in full aniline calf with a leather gilt-blocked label to the spine. Some wear and tear to the spine and panel edges as with age. Provenance; from the library of W.W. with the owner's armorial bookplate. Edition; Quatrième édition augmentée de la vie de Montagne & denouvelles notes qui ne se trouvent point dans les troisdernières editions. Physical description; vols one and two only ; 18 cm. Subjects; Michel Seigneur de Montaigne 1533-1592. Essays. Londres : Chez Jean Nourse hardcover
1739261691Londres : Chez Jean Nourse 1739. Fourth Edition. Hardcover. Worn copies in the original gilt-blocked tree calf. Spine bands are worn. Boards are dust-toned as with age. Physical description: Include volume 4 and 6. Subjects: Include tables of contents. Subjects: Essays. Montaigne Michel de 1533-1592. Londres : Chez Jean Nourse hardcover
1771004593A Londres London: Chez Jean Nourse & Vaillant 1771. Michel de Montaigne 1533-1592 eventually wrote three books of his essays eventually totaling 107 chapters. He was skeptical of human reasoning; interestingly that does not keep him to be admired in France. This is a Very Good copy of an edition published in England but untranslated from the original French that contained ten volumes this is Book Eight. The publishers Nourse & Vaillant were prominent and prolific during the 18th Century. Full leather binding; spine with titling and decorations in gilt. Clean text; 336 pages; endpapers and page ends are marbled. Text is very bright and clear. While a very sound little book there are several chips to the leather that do detract from its appearance. . Later Printing. Full-Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall. Chez Jean Nourse & Vaillant Hardcover
17435000764London: B and B Barker G. Strahan S. Ballard and 14 others 1743. The bindings lightly rubbed but a very pleasant set; the labels though replaced quite appropriate. Three volumes octavo contemporary dark marbled calf spines with raised bands lettered in blind labels replaced front covers lettered "Wakefield" in gilt capitals. <p><p>The sixth edition "corrected and amended" of Charles Cotton's translation. Cotton 1630-1687 English poet and writer contributor to The Compleat Angler is best known for his version of Montaigne "among the acknowledged masterpieces of translation" DNB. In contrast to Florio's extravagant Elizabethan prose of 1603/1613 Cotton's version was in turn suited to his age with a markedly dryer and plainer English.</p> <p>Cotton's translation holds significant importance in the literary and philosophical realms having helped spread Montaigne's profound and influential ideas to the English-speaking world. The "Essays" are a collection of personal reflections and philosophical musings covering a wide range of topics such as human nature morality education and the nature of knowledge. Cotton's translation not only preserved the essence of Montaigne's original work but also rendered it accessible to a broader audience enabling English readers to engage with Montaigne's profound insights. Cotton's efforts contributed to the spread and popularization of the essay as a literary genre shaping the development of English literature and thought. Moreover the translation acted as a conduit for the exchange of ideas between France and England during the Enlightenment fostering intellectual and cultural dialogue.</p> </p> . Provenance: Hugh Cleghorn 1752-1837 colonial administrator "child of the Scottish Enlightenment" and a beneficiary in Adam Smith's will; from his library at Wakefield House Strathivie in Fife near St. Andrews with front covers boldly stamped in gilt "WAKEFIELD". B and B Barker, G. Strahan, S. Ballard [and 14 others] unknown
17251401070Paris: Par La Societé 1725. Nouvelle Edition. Hardcover. Quarto xcvi 6 362 14 540 17 413 14 pages. In Good plus condition with Very Good folding cover and Good slipcase. Slipcase spine is paneled red leather with gilt lettering and inlay. Slipcase is in red leather quarter binding with red cloth panels. Moderate shelf wear visible on slipcase spine and side panels. Several small scuffs and scratches on leather of slipcase spine. Side panels show moderate scuffing and soiling. Folding cover is bound in same red cloth and shows rubbing wear along edges and joints. Mild scuffing on panels of folding cover. The book is bound in dark leather with a paneled spine and faded gilt inlay. Boards show moderate shelf wear to covers and edges. Rubbing wear along board edges. Mild bumping to fore corners and tail of spine. Mild chipping and loss of leather at head of spine. Crack in leather of spine runs from head to ridge of first panel. Mild splitting near bottom of joints. Small paper label adhered to spine. Text block shows moderate edge wear on edges. Stain on bottom edge of text block affects some pages throughout the center of the book text unaffected. Splitting at front hinge. Insect damage in bottom corners of first pages of book up through page iii of the Vol. I preface. Bookplates on front and rear pastedowns. Contemporary inscription on front flyleaf. Shelved in Room A. Faint stain at top of gutter on pages xvii-xxiv of Vol. I. Extra material on fore and top edge of title page of Vol. II due to printing error which has been folded inward. Very sparse pencil underlining and marginalia present in Vol. II. EM consignment. Shelved in Room A Oversize.<br /> <br /> Oversized books. Additional postage necessary for expedited/international orders. Economy International shipping unavailable due to size/weight restrictions. For international/expedited customers please inquire for rates. This book which was originally a three-volume set was rebound as a single volume in prize binding for a Harvard University alumnus. The rear bookplate shows the prize inscription: "Detur Iacob Canter / Collegii Harvardiani Alumno ex testamento Edvardi Hopkins Armig. / Pro insigni in studiis diligentia." Let this be given to Iacob Canter student of Harvard College from the will of Edward Hopkins Esquire for outstanding diligence in studies. The prize inscription is dated 1931. 1401070. Special Collections. Par La Societé hardcover
1724RMP797<p>Londres Tonson & Watts Guillaume Darres et Jean Brindley 1724-40</p><p>4º mayor. Cuatro tomos.: 3 h. xv 4 h. lista de suscriptores 363 p. 6 h. Encuadernación holandesa siglo XIX; pastas deslucidas; algunos lomos reforzados pero preservando los antiguos; tejuelos con tÃtulos dorados; bisagras agrietadas pero no desprendidas; esquinas golpeadas; desgaste en los extremos de los lomos; cantos teñidos de rojo. Muy bien marginado; capitulares y viñetas ornamentales; algunas manchas pardas dispersas; oscurecimiento marginal ocasional; impreso en muy buen papel ex-libris antiguo en guardas.</p><p>Incluye los tres volúmenes principales más un suplemento con la vida de Montaigne y estudios sobre su carácter y el de Epicteto:</p><p>Tomo I: 3 h. xv 4 h. lista de suscriptores 363 p. 6 h. Frontispicio con retrato de Montaigne.<br />Tomo II: 1 h. 538 p. 7 h.<br />Tomo III: 1 h. 411 p 6 h.<br />Tomo IV: 1 h. xviii 93 p.</p><p>La edición se basó en los textos más antiguos y correctos disponibles con añadidos como cartas del autor y nuevos Ãndices.</p><p>La obra recopila los <em>Ensayos</em> donde Montaigne reflexiona sobre filosofÃa moral polÃtica y sociedad a través de una perspectiva personal y crÃtica. La edición de Coste agrega observaciones breves y un suplemento con análisis de la vida del autor y comparaciones filosóficas con Epicteto.</p><p>Montaigne publica los libros I y II en Burdeos en 1580 y luego los completa y adjunta un tercer libro en la edición parisina de 1588. Continúa luego ampliando su texto de cara a una nueva edición. De ese trabajo han quedado dos testigos a veces divergentes: un ejemplar de los <em>Ensayos</em> plagado de correcciones manuscritas del propio Montaigne el llamado ejemplar de Burdeos y la edición póstuma de 1595.</p><p>La Iglesia católica incluirá esta obra en su <strong>Ãndice de Libros Prohibidos </strong>casi un siglo después de su publicación en 1676.</p><p>La famosa edición de Montaigne por <em>Coste</em>. Escasa con el volumen suplementario. Esta apreciada edición es considerada <em>"una de las más bellas y mejores ediciones de Montaigne"</em> Tchemerzine. – Brunet III 1838.</p><p>PMM menciona la primera edición de 1580.</p> Tonson & Watts, Guillaume Darres et Jean Brindley hardcover
172552567Paris: Par la Societé 1725. Three volumes. 4to. Contemporary full calf spines with raised bands new gilt lettered red labels. Frontispiece portrait to volume I. Repairs to the spine ends and joints occasional browning within else a very good set. Paris: Par la Societé unknown
1781D18971Amsterdam but actually Lyon: Aux Depens de la Compagnie 1781. Hardcover. Very Good. Three volumes marbled calf of the period all edges red. 6 3/8 x 4 1/4 inches 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches; lxxxiv 543 1 pp.; iv 820 pp.; iv 663 1 pp.; portrait in volume I. Joint in first volume starting but holding otherwise attractive condition. <br/><br/> Aux Depens de la Compagnie hardcover
17251390Paris: par la Societé 1725. Nouvelle edition plus ample & plus correcte que la derniere de Londres. 4to. 11-5/16" x 8-3/4". 3 volumes. Vol. I - 362 pp. . Vol II - 540 pp. Vol. III - 413 pp. All volumes with their own table des pricipales matieres. Edges of all text blocks stained red. Volumes recently bound uniformly with lovely marbled paper covered boards. Red leather spines stamped in gold. Engraved frontispiece portrait of Montaigne. Top edges of text blocks a little dust darkened. Otherwise clean tight beautiful set. Fine. par la Societé hardcover
1724719853 volumes of essays written by Michel Lord of Montaigne written in French contains 1 black and white steel engraved plate frontispiece vol 1 docorative head and tailpieces illustrated capitals Published by J. Tonson & J. Watts hardcover
172565483Paris:: Par la Societe 1725. Nouvelle edition. old full calf. Old ink annotations and book labels on each front pastedown some offsetting to front free endpaper and at gutter of title pages; joints cracked cords still holding; extremities of spine chipped; corners worn. . 4to. Engraved frontispiece portrait. Avec des Notes & de nouvelles Tables des Matieres.par Pierrre Cost. Par la Societe, unknown
1776057909London: Published by Printed for J. Pote E. Ballard C. Bathurst T. Davies T. Payne J. F. and G. Rivington S. Crowder T. Longman B. Law T. Caslon J. Robson W. Ginger T. Evans and E. Johnston 1776. Eighth Edition . Hardcover. Very Good Plus. 8vo. LONDON : 1776. The eighth edition with very considerable amendments and improvements. 3 volumes complete. Hardbacks. Contemporary calf leather; recent respines by professional binder. Raised bands; gilt lettered and dark-red and green leather labels to spines. Dated in gilt to foot of each spine. Original boards worn. Bright tight and clean. Apart from Armorial bookplate of James Norris; no owner name or internal markings. Minor wear only. Minor paper repair to one corner. VERY GOOD. Over 500 pages and index each volume. Scarce early set. CONTENTS: Vol. 1. That men arrive at the same end by different means. Of sorrow. That our affections are extended beyond our existence. How the soul discharges its passions upon false objects when the true are wanting. Whether the Governor of a place besieged ought himself to go out to parley. The time of parleys dangerous. That our actions are to be judged by the intention. Of idleness. Of liars. Of readiness or slowness in speech. Of prognostications. Of constancy. Of the ceremony at the interview of Princes. That the obstinate defence of a place not in reason to be defended deserves to be punished. Of the punishment of cowardice. A passage of some ambassadors. Of fear. That we are to judge of man's happiness before his death. That he who studies philosophy learns to die. Of the power of imagination. One man's profit another's loss. Of custom and the difficulty of changing a law once received. Different events from the same counsel. Of pedantry. Of the education of children. The folly of measuring truth and error by the standard of our capacity. Of friendship. A letter to Madame de Grammont Countess of Guissen with twenty-nine sonnets. Of moderation. Of cannibals. That men must not be too hasty in judging of the divine decrees. To avoid pleasures even at the expence of life. Fortune often met with in the train of reason. Of one defect in our government. Of the custom of wearing cloaths. Of Cato the younger. That we laugh and cry for the same thing. Of solitude. An observation concerning Cicero. That the relish of good and evil depends on the opinion we have of either. One man's honour not to be communicated to another. Of the inequality amongst us. Of sumptuary laws. Of sleep. Of the battle of Dreux. Of names. Of the uncertainty of our judgment. Of the war-horses called destriers. Of ancient customs. Of Democritus and Heraclitus. Of the vanity of words. Of the parsimony of the ancients. Of a saying of Caesar. Of vain subtilties. Of smells. Of prayers. Of age -- VOL. 2. Of the inconstancy of our actions. Of drunkenness. Of the custom of the Isle of Cea. To-morrow is a new day. Of conscience. Exercise and habit makes things familiar. Of honorary rewards. Of parents affection to their children. Of the armour of the Parthians. Of books. Of cruelty. An apology for Raimond de Sebonde. Of judging the death of another. How the mind hampers itself. That our desires are augmented by the difficulty of obtaining them. Of glory. Of presumption. Of giving the lye. Of liberty of conscience. That we taste nothing pure. Against sloth. Of posts. Of ill means employed to a good end. Of the Roman grandeur. Not to counterfeit sickness. Of thumbs. Cowardise the mother of cruelty. All things have their season. Of virtue. Of a monstrous child. Of anger. Defence of Seneca and Plutarch. The story of Spurina. On Julius Caesar's Art of War. Of three good women. Of three most excellent men. Of the resemblance of children to their parents - VOL 3: Of profit and honesty. Of repentance. Of three commerces i.e. familiarities with men women and books. Of diversion. On some verses of Virgil. Of coaches. Of the inconvenience of greatness. Of the art of discoursing. Of vanity. Of managing the will. Of cripples. Of physiognomy. Of experience. The appendix. <br/> <br/> Published by Printed for J. Pote, E. Ballard, C. Bathurst, T. Davies, T. Payne, J. F. and G. Rivington, S. Crowder, T. Longman, hardcover
176744711767 A Berlin, et se vend à Paris, chez Rozet, 1767, 2 volumes in-12 reliés plein veau marbré de l'époque, XXVI-372 et 401 pages, dos lisse orné de caissons dorés, pieces de titre beige foncé, tranches rouges, très bon état
173920953A Londres, chez Jean Nourse, 1739. 6 volumes in-12 de [4]-LXI-[3]-498; [4]-503;[4]-585; [4]-562; [4]-533 et [4]-425-[2] pages, plein veau brun, dosà nerfs ornés de filets et fleurons dorés, pièces de titre en maroquin bordeaux, de tomaison havane, tranches rouge.
172720853A Genève, chez M. M. Bousquet et Comp., 1727. 5 volumes in-12 de [2]-XXXVI-[4]-652; [4]-596; [4]-476; [4]-584; [4]-422 pages, plein veau marron, dos à nerfs, pièces de titre rouge, tranches.
177520424A Rome et se trouve à Paris, chez Le Jay, 1775. 3 volumes petit in-12 de [8]-XCII-252; [4]-225; [4]-248 pages, demi-veau brun, dos lisse orné de filets dorés, pièces de titre et tomaison rouge et verte, tranches jaune.
172723603A La Haye, Gosse & Neaulme, 1727. 5 volumes in-12 basane brune, dos à nerfs ornés de fers dorés. I. XVI-(3)-651 pp. II. (2)-596 pp. III. (2)-476 pp. IV. (2)-583 pp. V. (2)-422 pp. (Restaurations assez grossières aux dos des volumes).
177423629Rome & Paris, Le Jay, 1774. In-4 (22 x 30 cm) veau havane marbré, triple filet doré encadrant les plats, dos à nerfs ornés de fers dorés, tranches marbrées. (3)-LIV-416 pages.(Reliure de l'époque avec un mors légèrement fendillé sur six centimètres).
