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1726WRCAM23206London 1726. 161142pp. Dbd. Titlepage with some dust soiling. Some light marginal foxing. Else very good. The second edition with additions after the first of the year before. An overview of British commerce from 1688 with consideration of the economic impact of wars with France. With references to American colonial trade silver mines in Peru and the "Asiento" or Spanish slave trading contract. EUROPEAN AMERICANA 726/165. SABIN 62455. GOLDSMITHS 6428. KRESS 3661. unknown books
17207163A Leide 1720. Bound in 3 nice cont.full calf. Gilt backs a. gilt boders on covers. Engr.frontisp. and 54 fine half-page engravings in the text. unknown
17207163A Leide, 1720. Bound in 3 nice cont.full calf. Gilt backs a. gilt boders on covers. Engr.frontisp. and 54 fine half-page engravings in the text.
177764281Neuchâtel, Samuel Fauche 1777 In-8, plein veau brun, dos à nerfs, filets et fleurons dorés, 14-234-12 pp. Illustré d'un double frontispice, 75 vignettes sur bois dans le texte et de 5 sur 6 planches dépliantes hors-texte d'après Holbein. Coiffe de tête arrachée, mors sup.fendillés, par ailleurs frais.
17658777Apud Barbou, via Mathurinensium 10 x 16 Londini, et venit Parisiis 1765 Petit in-8, reliure de l'époque plein veau marbré et glacé, dos lisse orné de fleurons dorés compartimentés par des doubles filets dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, titre doré; plats encadrés d'un triple filet doré, tranches dorées, roulette dorée intérieure, gardes à la coquille, faux titre, frontispice gravé sur cuivre par de Longueil d'après Gravelot sous-titré "La Pazzia Regina del Mondo" (La folie reine du monde), XIII-[1]-214 pp., marques de l'imprimeur-libraire au titre. Edition du célèbre traité d'Erasme par Anne-Gabriel Meusnier de Querlon, qui témoigne de son actualité au siècle des Lumières. Meusnier de Querlon avait réédité et annoté en 1751 la traduction du texte latin de Gueudeville parue en 1713 (cf. "Monitum editoris" qui rappelle les différentes éditions de "L'éloge de la folie", notamment celle illustrée par Holbein). Meusnier de Querlon sera également le premier éditeur du journal de Montaigne, retrouvé en 1770. Edition soignée, manque à la coiffe supérieure, coins et coupes un peu usés. Bon exemplaire. (BJB72) PHOTOS NUMERIQUES DISPONIBLES PAR EMAIL SUR SIMPLE DEMANDE-DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPS MAY BE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
17658777Apud Barbou, via Mathurinensium 10 x 16 Londini, et venit Parisiis 1765 Petit in-8, reliure de l'époque plein veau marbré et glacé, dos lisse orné de fleurons dorés compartimentés par des doubles filets dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, titre doré; plats encadrés d'un triple filet doré, tranches dorées, roulette dorée intérieure, gardes à la coquille, faux titre, frontispice gravé sur cuivre par de Longueil d'après Gravelot sous-titré "La Pazzia Regina del Mondo" (La folie reine du monde), XIII-[1]-214 pp., marques de l'imprimeur-libraire au titre. Edition du célèbre traité d'Erasme par Anne-Gabriel Meusnier de Querlon, qui témoigne de son actualité au siècle des Lumières. Meusnier de Querlon avait réédité et annoté en 1751 la traduction du texte latin de Gueudeville parue en 1713 (cf. "Monitum editoris" qui rappelle les différentes éditions de "L'éloge de la folie", notamment celle illustrée par Holbein). Meusnier de Querlon sera également le premier éditeur du journal de Montaigne, retrouvé en 1770. Edition soignée, manque à la coiffe supérieure, coins et coupes un peu usés. Bon exemplaire. (BJB72) PHOTOS NUMERIQUES DISPONIBLES PAR EMAIL SUR SIMPLE DEMANDE-DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPS MAY BE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
17981321472New York: Printed by T. & . J. Swords 1798. First American Edition. Hardcover. Octavo 8 xi 5 256 x 11-146 2; VG: bound in period tree calf with gilt border marbled endpapers; newly rebacked with brown leather previous black leather label preserved; the first title page has the ownership name of Mary Livingston dated 1820; Each part has separate t.p.; Part 1 is from the 3rd London ed. part 2 from the 4th; OF consignment; shelved case 0. 1321472. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Printed by T. & . J. Swords hardcover books
171729019<p>First printed in 1717 Erasmus Schmid's Noui Testamenti Iesu Christi Graeci was a cornerstone in early Greek-language New Testament reference scholarship. This volume published in Gothae et Lipsiae by Ioh. Andreae Reyheri and edited by Ernst Salomon Cyprian is often referred to as Tameion. It introduced a systematic method for concordance construction long before the arrival of Bruder or Bagster. The folio format presents a clean Greek text with Latin annotations. This example comprises 12 669 3 pages. Bound in period marbled leather the spine has been reinforced and the corners show moderate wear. The binding is firm and the contents complete. Format: Folio single volume. Collation: 12 669 3 pp. Illustrations: None. Edition: First Edition 1717. Item Number SKU: #29019 PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.</p> Ernst Salomon Cyprian (Editor) hardcover
1757310656Frankfurt: J.A. Raspe 1757. Illustrated with 12 engraved portraits. 8 373; 2 448 pp. 8vo. Later vellum. Faint browning a nice copy. Illustrated with 12 engraved portraits. 8 373; 2 448 pp. 8vo. Later edition of this famous collection of humanist satirical letters illustrated with 12 full-page portraits of prominent humanists. A note in OCLC comments on the long running authorship debate: "Authorship of the Epistolae formerly attributed to Reuchlin Erasmus Hutten and others. More recent researches have made it almost certain that Crotus Rubeanus and Ulrich von Hutten were the main contributors. To Crotus are credited the first 41 letters: to Hutten the 7 letters added later to the original series and most of the 62 letters of the second series with the possible co-operation of a third person Hermann von dem Busche. The authorship of the rest remains doubtful J.A. Raspe unknown
1731042362Amsterdam: L'Honoré 1731. Early Edition. Hardcover Vellum. Very Good Condition. Full contemporary vellum gilt-stamped G.V. W on the front page edges gilt marble end papers modest soiling some small stains to cover. 6 folding plates after Holbein and 75 in text illustrations. Size: Octavo 8vo. Scattered foxing but text mostly clean. Previous owner's inscription in ink neat. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Literature & Literary; Philosophy. Inventory No: 042362. <br/><br/> L'Honoré hardcover books
1713100202Small 8vo full leather illustrated 312 pp. Binding worn in places top hinge cracked bottom starting one folding plate repaired internally quite clean. Contains 81 illustrations including six folding plates. The text is satire that pokes fun at everyone from Kings to common folk. It is considered one of the great works of satire. The plates are after designs by Hans Hoblien 1497-1543. Pierre Vander hardcover books
1713100202Small 8vo full leather illustrated 312 pp. Binding worn in places top hinge cracked bottom starting one folding plate repaired internally quite clean. Contains 81 illustrations including six folding plates. The text is satire that pokes fun at everyone from Kings to common folk. It is considered one of the great works of satire. The plates are after designs by Hans Hoblien 1497-1543. Pierre Vander hardcover
1791540Germantaun: Michael Billmeyer 1791. First American edition 4to pp. 8 785 3; vignette title woodcut ornaments; contemporary full calf over boards original clasps and catches intact; some browning of the text a few early fore-margins neatly reinforced; a very good sound copy. Originally published in Sulzbach Germany in 1672. Reflects the religious views of the Schwenkfelders a small Anabaptist sect founded in Silesia in the 16th century. Arndt 803; Evans 23975. Seidensticker p. 129. Sabin 102503. 54200 522. Michael Billmeyer unknown books
1757310656Frankfurt: J.A. Raspe 1757. Illustrated with 12 engraved portraits. 8 373; 2 448 pp. 8vo. Later vellum. Faint browning a nice copy. Illustrated with 12 engraved portraits. 8 373; 2 448 pp. 8vo. Later edition of this famous collection of humanist satirical letters illustrated with 12 full-page portraits of prominent humanists. A note in OCLC comments on the long running authorship debate: "Authorship of the Epistolae formerly attributed to Reuchlin Erasmus Hutten and others. More recent researches have made it almost certain that Crotus Rubeanus and Ulrich von Hutten were the main contributors. To Crotus are credited the first 41 letters: to Hutten the 7 letters added later to the original series and most of the 62 letters of the second series with the possible co-operation of a third person Hermann von dem Busche. The authorship of the rest remains doubtful J.A. Raspe unknown books
1791539715Germantown Pa.: Michael Billmeyer 1791. Hardcover. Very Good. First American edition. Quarto. 8 785 3pp. Contemporary mottled calf with the original clasps and catches. Front joint partially cracked at head of spine lacking both free endpapers title page and first few text pages moderately toned a few scattered small stains very good overall with both clasps fully functional. A well-preserved copy in the original binding printed at Germantown in Philadelphia. Michael Billmeyer hardcover
173151554<p>HANS HOLBEIN ILLUSTRATIONS</p><p>first revised edition of this translation 12mo. 28 320pp. 8 engraved plates of which 6 are folding numerous engravings on text leaves circa 70% page size contemporary sprinkled calf spine panelled by raised bands panels richly gilt tooled maroon morocco label marbled endpapers edges dyed red joints rubbed lacks part of title label else very good.</p><p>Nicholas Gueudeville's translation was first published in 1713 reissued in 1728 and revised in 1730 published 1731. Gueudeville's "object was to popularize the text to make the thought and spirit of Erasmus accessible to those who know little or no Latin. In order to do this he 'clarified' the original. Where Erasmus was subtle or allusive Gueudeville was blatant. The result is that the French version is much longer much more wordy and much more direct than the Latin" Rosenberg. Between 1713 and 1777 there were 21 editions of this translation of which two were reissued three times. The plates are based on Hans Holbein drawings.<br />Vide: Aubrey Rosenberg <em>Nicholas Gueudeville and his Work 1652 - 1725</em> 1982.</p> chez François l'Honoré hardcover
1713181158Leide.: Pierre Vander Aa. 1713 . 1st French translation. Contemporary full vellum over hard boards handwritten spine title. . Cover very lightly soiled and warped otherwise a remarkably well-preserved copyvery light scattered foxing. 12mo. 16x9.8 cm. . Published by Vander Aa the famous mapmaker with a catalog of books maps and atlases in pp. 297-312. weight: 0.7 lb. 74 text engravings and 6 folding plates after Holbein. 2 frontis engravings. Pierre Vander Aa. hardcover books
1761937Q4Basilea : A Spese della Saviezza 1761 . Leather. Good. 6.5" by 4". None. A very scarce work containing French and Italian translations of 'Encomio della Pazzia' or 'In Praise of Folly' by Erasmus of Rotterdam. The first edition thus being the first work to contain the French-Italian translation. Bound in full calf with the boards rebacked. A French and Italian translation with each language's text on facing pages. Originally published in 1509 'In Praise of Folly' or 'Encomio Della Pazzia' is a satirical attack on various traditions present in European society as well as on the Western Church. It is considered to be one of the most important works of the Renaissance leading the way for the Protestant Reformation. Written by Dutch humanist Catholic priest and theologian Desiderius Erasmus or Erasmus of Rotterdam. It is believed that this work was originally penned at the estate of Sir Thomas More during a week-long visit. Translated here by Nicolas Gueudeville. Illustrated with a frontispiece containing 'L'Eloge de la Folie' and portraits of Erasmus and Morus. Collated complete.With a twenty-four page unpaginated index to the rear. Bound in full calf with the boards rebacked. Endpapers renewed no half titles. Externally sound with rubbing to the extremities heavier to the spine and joints. Front hinge a touch strained but holding firm. Pencil inscription to front endpaper. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. One very small worm hole to the margin of the first 135 pages not affecting text. Good A Spese della Saviezza hardcover
173549560Amsterdam: Francois L'Honore 1735. Hardcover. Very Good. Holbein. Small 8vo. Pp. 22 340 18. Complete with 8 folding plates and 75 woodcuts in the text. Later eighteenth-century edition of Erasmus's satire attacking the superstitions and corruption of European society. Translated by Nicolas Gueudeville whose eighteenth-century French versions helped popularize the work during the Enlightenment with notes by Gerard Listre and illustrated with the well-known woodcuts attributed to Hans Holbein. Contemporary full calf gilt tooling to compartments and red morocco title label in gilt. Early ownership signature to first blank. Upper cover splitting at the top joint but still firm and holding well. Clean and bright throughout plates in excellent condition one with a small tape repair to the margin. A very good copy. Francois L'Honore hardcover
179154200Germantaun: Michael Billmeyer 1791. First American edition 4to pp. 8 785 3; vignette title woodcut ornaments; contemporary full calf over boards original clasps and catches intact; some browning of the text a few early fore-margins neatly reinforced; a very good sound copy. Originally published in Sulzbach Germany in 1672. Reflects the religious views of the Schwenkfelders a small Anabaptist sect founded in Silesia in the 16th century. Arndt 803; Evans 23975. Seidensticker p. 129. Sabin 102503. Michael Billmeyer unknown
179154200Germantaun: Michael Billmeyer 1791. First American edition 4to pp. 8 785 3; vignette title woodcut ornaments; contemporary full calf over boards original clasps and catches intact; some browning of the text a few early fore-margins neatly reinforced; a very good sound copy. Originally published in Sulzbach Germany in 1672. Reflects the religious views of the Schwenkfelders a small Anabaptist sect founded in Silesia in the 16th century. Arndt 803; Evans 23975. Seidensticker p. 129. Sabin 102503. <br/><br/> Michael Billmeyer hardcover books
1735LRB27Amsterdam: François l'Honoré 1735 ERASMUS Desiderius circa 1467-1536. L'Eloge de la Folie composé en forme de déclamation par Erasme et traduit par M. Geudeville. Avec les notes de Gerard Listre et les belles figures de Holbein. Nouvelle édition. Amsterdam François l'Honoré. 1735 In-12. Portrait-frontispice titre gravé titre bicolore imprimé 12 ff et 340 pages table des matières. Veau du temps. 2 planches dépliantes salies. Les 6 gravures dépliantes ne sont pas de la même main que les 74 gravures au burin aux 2/3 de page. Satisfaisant. François l'Honoré unknown
1735LRB27François l'Honoré Amsterdam 1735 ERASMUS, Desiderius (circa 1467-1536). L'Eloge de la Folie, composé en forme de déclamation par Erasme et traduit par M. Geudeville. Avec les notes de Gerard Listre et les belles figures de Holbein. Nouvelle édition. Amsterdam, François l'Honoré. 1735 In-12. Portrait-frontispice, titre gravé, titre bicolore imprimé, (12 ff) et 340 pages + table des matières. Veau du temps. (2 planches dépliantes salies). Les 6 gravures dépliantes ne sont pas de la même main que les 74 gravures au burin aux 2/3 de page
1715mon0000160783Leide: Pierre Vander 1715. 1 vol. 6-1/2" x 4". xviii312pp. title page printed in red and black translated by Sir Gueudeville engraved half-title portrait plate depicting Erasme-Morus-Holbein 6 fold-out plates and 73 illustrations in text. Bound in full speckled calf over cords gilt lettered red morocco spine label hinges rubbed covers firmly attached clean and bright throughout. Leide: Pierre Vander unknown
173454169Amsterdam Aux dépens de la Compagnie 1734 2 vol. Reliés 2 vol. in-12, veau glacé blond, dos lisses richement ornés de frises, fleurons et dentelle dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison noires, frise grecque et frise florale dorées en encadrement des plats, frise dorée sur les coupes, coiffes guillochées, tranches dorées (Rel. p. Bozerian), (12)-396 et 419 pp. Célèbre pamphlet luthérien contre les franciscains, dans la traduction de Conrad Badius parue pour la première fois à Genève en 1560. L'auteur y tourne en dérision l'hagiographie rédigée par Barthélémy de Pise qui présentait comme supérieurs les mérites de saint François à ceux du Christ... Premier tirage de l'illustration évocatrice de Bernard Picart comprenant un frontispice et 21 figures hors-texte dont une grande planche dépliante (Cohen, 5). Très bel exemplaire dans une fine reliure signée par Bozerian (Minimes frottements), avec deux ex-libris gravés, "Parlieu l'aîné, de Montpellier" et Anatole Basseville (1834-1923) avocat et érudit orléanais.