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Fenestella, Lucius [Andrea Fiocci]; Leto, Giulio Pomponio / Valla, Lorenzo; Roboam, Jean / Erasmus, Desiderius; Crocus, CorneliuBiblio.com

[ALBERUS, Erasmus] [c1500-1553]Biblio.com

L’Alcoran Des Cordeliers. Tant en latin qu’en François. C’Est À Dire Recueil Des plus notables bourdes & blasphèmes de ceux qui ont osé comparer Sainct François à Jésus Christ: tiré du grand livre des Conformitez…

elala2775Amsterdam: ‘Aux Dépens De La Compagnie’ 1734. First Edition Illustrated by Bernard Picart. The first part of the work was written by reformer Erasmus Alberus who selected for critical assessment the most ‘blasphemous’ passages from the De Conformitate Vitae Beati Francisci ad Vitam Domini Jesu of Bartolomeo degli Albizzi. It was originally published anonymously as Der barfusser Monche Eulenspiegel und Alkoran in Wittenberg in 1542 with a preface by Martin Luther. The French translation by Calvinist printer Conrad Badius who erroneously attributed the whole work to Luther was published in Geneva in 1556. In his second edition 1560 Bade acknowledged his error and added a continuation. The present edition is distinguished by twenty-two fine copper engravings by Bernard Picart. The frontispiece to Volume I is composed of satirical emblems and the second folding plate depicts the mystical tree whose leaves contain the forty points of comparison between the lives of St. Francis and Jesus Christ. These two volumes are sometimes found with another work by Nicolas Vignier entitled Légende dorée ou Sommaire De L’Histoire des frères Mendians de l’Ordre de St. Dominique et de S. François Amsterdam: 1734. Brunet I 152. Cohen-de Ricci 5-6. Graesse I 64. Lewine p. 6. Rothschild II 2024 listed with another work. 2 Volumes. 12mo. pp. 9 p.l. 396; 1 p.l. 419. titles in red & black. 22 engraved plates by Bernard Picart 1 folding; incl. 2 frontis. 19th century half vellum gilt backs vellum slightly soiled outer edge of frontis. in Vol. I chipped outside plate mark few small library markings Amsterdam: ‘Aux Dépens De La Compagnie’, 1734 hardcover

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Erasmus, Desiderius, Thomas More, et alBiblio.com

Epistolarum D. Erasmi Roterodami libri xxxi. Et P. Melancthonis libri iv Quibus adjiciuntur Th. Mori & Lud. Vivis epistolae. Vnà cum indicibus locupletissimis

164272625London: M. Flesher & R. Young . Sumptibus Adriani Vlacq 1642. First edition of this collection of the letters of Erasmus the most complete that had been compiled to date and the first printed in England; folio 2 volumes in 1 as issued; pp. 36 2146 columns pp. 37; pp. 12 968 columns 116 columns pp. 10; both titles printed in red and black; text largely in double column; engraved frontispiece portrait of Erasmus after William Marshall woodcut initials; full contemporary calf black morocco label on spine; joints cracked cords holding; frontispiece with light spotting in the margins; a good copy and while the joints are cracked the sewing structure is quite sound. An imperfect copy lacking 3K2 and 3K5 in the first part and B1 and B6 in the second part - almost certainly binder's errors. Engraved armorial bookplate of Prince Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex 1773-1843. "Epistolarum Philippi Melancthonis" Wing M1635A has separate dated title page pagination and register and the "Auctarium epistolarum ex Thoma Moro" caption title has separate pagination and register. Includes a Life of Erasmus and selected letters of Erasmus' correspondents the reformer Philip Melancthon Thomas More and the Spanish humanist Juan Luis Vives. There were four editions of Erasmus' letters published in Basel between 1521 and 1541 each larger than the previous and no other collected edition until this London edition of 1642. This edition though not always accurate by modern standards represents a remarkable achievement in English scholarship. The editors made an exhaustive search through continental libraries for original unpublished letters as well as those which had already found their way into print. A number of the letters here have since perished and this collection preserved the most authoritative text of Erasmus' letters until the definitive edition of the Epistolae appeared in Oxford in 12 volumes 1908-58. Wing E3201 and M1635A. ESTC R218212. M. Flesher & R. Young ... Sumptibus Adriani Vlacq unknown

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[ALDINE - POETRY] GIOVANNI Erasmus RoterodamusBiblio.com

1575 - Adagia Florence Giunti for the Aldine Press

157572FINE AND IMPORTANT ALDINE EDITION OF ERASMUS ADAGESErasmus Roterodamus. Adagia quaecumque ad hanc diem exierunt Paulli Manutii studio atque industria . ab omnibus mendis vindicata quae pium et veritatis Catholicae studiosum lectorem poterant offendere: sublatis etiam falsis interpretationibus & nonnullis . digressionibus. Quem laborem a sacrosanti Concilii Tridentini patribus Manutio mandatum Gregorius 13. motu proprio ita comprobauit vt omnes Adagiorum libros vna excepta editione Manutiana prohibeat atque condemnet. Cum plurimis ac locupletissimis indicibus Graecis & Latinis quorum nonnulli nusquam antheac impressi fuerunt. Florentiae apud Iuntas MDLXXV Florence Giunti for the Aldine Press 1575.2° later limp cartonnage handwritten title and library label at spine ff. 4 columns 1454 i.e.1440 ff. 36.Giunti device at title and final leaves. Woodcut headletters. Text in Latin on two columns with some passages in Greek.Aldus Manutius' dedicatory to pope Gregory XIII.Fine and important edition revised by Aldus Manutius the Younger of the renowned collection of Latin and Greek adages sayings proverbs mottos epygrams compiled by Erasmus.Paul Manutius was commissioned by the Fathers of the Council of Trent to correct the work reorder purge by false interpretations and doctrinal errors in order to make this edition the only one approved by the Church the bull of Gregory XIII as stated in the title prohibits and condemns the other editions.Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus 1466 – 1536 known as Erasmus of Rotterdam or simply Erasmus was a Dutch Renaissance humanist Catholic priest social critic teacher and theologian.Amongst humanists he enjoyed the sobriquet "Prince of the Humanists"; he has been called "the crowning glory of the Christian humanists". Using humanist techniques for working on texts he prepared important new Latin and Greek editions of the New Testament. These raised questions that would be influential in the Protestant Reformation and Catholic Counter-Reformation.Provenance: Ownership signature Philippi Monti at title-page beside the printer device.References: Renouard 220. 14. STC Italian 236; Adams E-443. BMC 236. CNCE 18245 & 18247. Giunti for the Aldine Press paperback

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