CHAMPAIGNAC, Jean deLivre Rare Book
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16061233141606 A Paris, Chez Nicolas Buon - MDCVI (1606) - In-duodecimo, reliure postérieure plein cuir blond, dos à quatre nerfs, titre et fleurons dorés - 500 pages (manque aux feuilles formant les pages 5 et 6, correspondant au chapitre III "des concepts de l'intellect"
1691AAI-3-7Paris, chez Jean Cusson, 1691 , In-12 (10cmx16,5cm), 331 pages.
166144596Amsterdam, L. & D. Elzevirios, 1661. 4to. Contemp. full vellum, ms-title on spine. Title in red/black. Engraved portrai of Regius on verso of f 4 (H. Bloemaert pinxit, T. Matha, sculpsit). (44),523,(1- Errata) pp. 2 folded engraved plates (Globus Coelestis a. Orbis Terrarum Typus). Numerous woodcut illustrations in the text, astronomical, mechanical, physical, physiological, anatomical, theory of light, theory of vision etc. etc. Printed on good paper, clean and fine.
1656F96168s.l. [London?], 1656 2 parts in one volume: [8],321,[i] + 152,34,[18] pp., "Editio tertia" (in fact this is the 4th edition ; 1st in Paris 1624, 2nd in London 1633, 3rd enlarged in 1645), contemporary full vellum bit soiled though in very good condition, 14cm., text in good condition but paper is somewhat browned on quite some pages, old inscription on second last blanco endpaper, good condition, rare, [Herbert of Cherbury, 1583-1648, religious philosopher and considered as "the father of English Deism", created with his major work "De Veritate" the first purely metaphysical treatise ever written by an Englishman. In "De Veritate" he states the 5 articles which became the charter of English Deism. "De causis errorum" deals with logical fallacies but was unfinished. Both works are clearly meant to be published together and are commonly so bound], F96168
