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15377239<p><strong><em>Johannes Dryander. Annulorum trium diversi generis instrumentorum.<br /></em></strong><br />Illustrated with large woodcut of an armillary sphere on title-page and the divisional title to Regiomontanus; verso of title-page with a large woodcut of "Dryander's astronomical rings" suspended from a hand in the clouds; numerous woodcut illustrations and diagrams in text; woodcut printer's device on pi4v and verso of final leaf; several large historiated woodcut initials. Text in Latin a few passages in Greek. Slim 4to. Modern ¼-vellum using old material over marbled boards; printed paper title-label in gothic script pasted on front cover. Printed in Marburg by Eucharius Cervicornus 1537. First Edition of this important assembly of texts on a popular Renaissance astronomical instrument: the astronomical ring-dial a precursor of the equatorial. Adams D940; BM STC German p 255; Houzeau and Lancaster 2459; Honeyman Collection 930; Zinner 1661<br /><br /><br />The ring-dial was intended as a navigational aid and could be adjusted for different latitudes including according to the author the Moluccas and Hispaniola. The second part of the first treatise is entitled <em>De metiendis rebus</em> and is illustrated by various cuts showing geodetic performances. Around two thirds of Dryander's work is devoted to describing the parts of his new version of the instrument and its marking and calibration as well as its use including a lengthy section on measuring the heights of objects. <br /><br /><br />The main subject of this book the so-called annuli astronomici i.e. astronomical rings was an early astronomical instrument consisting of 3 rings each representing the celestial equator declination and the meridian. The instrument may be considered a simplified portable armillary sphere or a more complex form of astrolabe. These ring instruments can be employed for both terrestrial and celestial calculations; they can also be used as a sun dial to tell time if the approximate latitude and season is known or to tell latitude if the time is known. It also had applications in surveying. Parts of the instrument go back to devices made and used by ancient Greek astronomers. <br /><br />Title page with 2 small repaired ink-burn holes causing a loss of a few words of the imprint but the date is clearly legible and slightly affecting the woodcut on verso. Occasional light soiling; several leaves with very light and unobtrusive water-staining at bottom mainly marginal; o/w a clean wide-margined example of this interesting and scarce book. </p> Eucharius Cervicornus
1798A60471London: Typis Gul. Bulmer et Soc. 1798. vii 1 309 14-index . . HB. 8vo later half calf rubbed/scuffed raised bands and leather title pieces to spine gilt. Occasional foxing. Good. Withdrawn from an institutional library with a few neat ink stamps. First edition. Scarce. This catalogue by the Swedish botanist and librarian Jonas Dryander 1748�1810 lists the personal library of Sir Joseph Banks 1743-1820 one of the most prominent figures in the scientific community during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The catalogue was praised by many contemporaries including the botanist Sir James Edward Smith who wrote that 'a work so ingenious in design and so perfect in execution can scarcely be produced in any science'. Volume one covers the general scientific works included in Banks' library including some natural history and materia medica also includes an Addenda and Index. First volume of five published only.Soulsby 3639. Typis Gul. Bulmer et Soc. hardcover
64037Typis Gul. Bulmer et Soc. Londini. 1796-1797-1799. 3 volumes of 5. Volume 2 - Zoologi : pp. xx 578 xxx Index; Volume 3 - Botanici : pp. xxiii i blank 656 xxxviii Index; Volume 4 - Mineralogi : pp. ix i blank 390 xxvi Index. All ex libris the JOJHN CRERAR LIBRARY CHICAGO with the library book-plate in each volume the title-pages with the library perforation and deaccession stamp for 1984 all titles also have the original library stamps of the Leipsig University Library plus the 'duplicate' stamp volumes 2 and 4 are in later library cloth volume 3 is in early half morocco and marbled boards all spines have the Crerar Library name and call numbers internally all are clean and unmarked except as noted. Very uncommon in commerce; only 5 records at major auctions since 1986 of which 2 of the sets were incomplete. The entire set of 5 volumes was issued in 250 copies only v.5 published in 1800 contains a list of works from the first four volumes indexed by author with a supplementary list of those items that were acquired after the publication of the previous volumes. Volume 1 the Scriptores Generalis lists books dealing with various branches of science. These two volumes are lacking from the set offered here. They have been reprinted by Cambridge University Press and are available new. Typis Gul. Bulmer et Soc. Londini. 1796-1797-1799. 3 volumes, of 5. hardcover
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