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1727002363London: Jos. Smith Guil. Mears Jos. Pote & N. Moody 1727. Hardcover. Fair. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Original calf leather spine with gilt lettering and raised bands. Leather is dry and cracking with rubbing and chipping along edges. Boards not present. Text block is moderately soiled and rubbed. Binding sound text clean. Text mostly in Latin with some words and sentences in Greek. Interior lightly toned with moderate foxing and scattered spotting from soil and water. Some tears and small chips to a small percentage of pages. Pages up to preface are not present as are the pages after the end of "S" in the index. Errors in pagination: p 161-162 of part 1 are missing; also p 170-171 are repeated though text is unaffected. Includes list of subscribers. Not illustrated aside from a few printers' ornaments. No prev owner names labels or stamps. Not ex-library. Measures 8 5/8" x 6 3/4". 501438 numbered pp. Scarce in any condition. An acceptable copy for reading and study or for bookbinding practice. <br/> <br/> Jos. Smith, Guil. Mears, Jos. Pote & N. Moody hardcover
1729JJ6860Isaac van der Kloot 1729. ~Original full dark brown polished calf. Low raised bands gilt decor and red gilt label to spine. Splitting starting to spine over top c. 3cm and bottom c. 1cm hinges; hinges slightly tender but holding. Small loss to top spine. Mild wear to board edges board corners slightly pushed in. All edges speckled red much darkened. 8vo 10 x 16cm. Endpapers splitting at gutters. Pen and pencil annotations to rear endpapers; pen inscription to front free endpaper in calligraphic hand: 'Rich. Walker's Book. Bought at Leeds 1779'. The volume presumably remained in the Walker family as t.p. has stamp 'Rev. J. Walker' and t.p. verso and rear blank endpaper have inscription 'J. Walker Kirkby Malham' North Yorkshire. A few pencil annotations to text. T.p. printed in black & red. Decorated initials and tailpieces. Hugo Grotius' much-reprinted treatise giving his arguments for the superiority of Christianity - in all its forms - to other world religions first published in 1627 and adapted from Dutch verses written during Grotius' imprisonment convicted of treason after the fall of the Oldenbarnevelt regime whose pragmatic advocation of relative religious tolerance was shared and shaped by Grotius he escaped thanks to the ingenuity of his wife Maria van Reigersberch who arranged for his escape from prison in a book chest. With notes by the theologian and biblical exegete Jean le Clerc 1657-1736. ~Robust packaging. Overseas tracking available on request. Used books are exempt from USA tariffs. Hardback. Hardback. Good. 14 384pp. Isaac van der Kloot Hardcover
172424666-A-65090Leiden: Christiaan Vermey 1724. 616 60 pp. 8vo. Nieuw half leer met goudbestempelde titel. Kaartje ontbreekt. Papier iets gebruind. Verder in prima staat. Christiaan Vermey unknown
1786227851London: Rivington 1786. Hardcover. Very Good. Small 8vo expertly rebond in modern 1/4 calf raised bands with devices in compartments gilt tile on red label marbled boards. Engraved frontis lightly offset onto title page moderate foxing to title page light foxing scattered elsewhere. Rivington hardcover
1755AQ33468Londini i.e. London: Joannem Nourse 1755. 16 320pp 2. Contemporary blind-stamped calf. Rubbed and marked with minor surface loss to boards and some surface chipping to spine. Rear pastedowns sprung. All edges red. Small inked initials to head of FEP. Light spotting and browning to endpapers otherwise internally clean and crisp. A new edition of Hugo Grotius' 1583-1645 De Veritate Religionis Christianae an apologetic attempt at a common code of Christianity aimed at uniting Protestant and Catholic Churches that secured a great following in Protestant colleges until the nineteenth-century. This edition is supported with notes by Genevan Theologian Jean Le Clerc also Johannes Clericus 1657-1736 known for his promotion of exegesis and series of Biblical commentaries. ESTC T101609. Editio novissima ex collatione optimorum exemplarium emendata. 8vo. Joannem Nourse hardcover
1777008197LONDON: J. F. AND C. RIVINGTON R. HORSEFIELD B. LAW R. BALDWIN E. JOHNSTON S. BLADON AND T. BEECROFT 1777. Hardcover. Poor/No Jacket. Boards separated page block and spine almost split. Boards rubbed and marked wear to board edges bookplate for Bibliotheca Collegii Theologici Cicestrensis on front pastedown title page taped to front pastedown light foxing to some pages otherwise clean throughout. Poor. <br/> <br/> J. F. AND C. RIVINGTON, R. HORSEFIELD, B. LAW, R. BALDWIN, E. JOHNSTON, S. BLADON AND T. BEECROFT hardcover
1714029673Tot Ghent: Cornelius Meyer 1714. In Dutch. Also includes Kort Begryp der Christelyke Leeringe with separate title page also published 1714. Full sheep leather with raised spine bands gilt decorated compartments edges speckled red 400 160 pages. Spine lettering barely legible light chipping to spine head minor pitting to spine binding firm very faint dampstain to the upper portions of most pages in the rear half of the book name of Van Den Niewendick at top of front free endpaper old personal library plate "Biblioth. Domus Busc. C.ss.R." below. Hard Cover. Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Cornelius Meyer Hardcover
171963109London Knapton 1719. 8vo. In contemporary full calf with six raised bands. Binding partly defective spine with loss of leather boards with stains and scratches. Hinges weak. Ex-libris James Sinclair to verso of front board. First and last leaves with browning but otherwise internally generally good. 24 336 pp. hardcover
1724863F3Hagae Comitis The Hague: Apud Fratres Vaillant & Prevost 1724 . Leather. Good. 7" by 4.5". None. An early eighteenth century edition of Hugo Grotius's popular politico-theological work on the Christian religion. In the original Latin.The popular Christian apologia from the polymath Dutch jurist and scholar Hugo Grotius considered by some 'the father of international law'. It was this work of theology that enjoyed the greatest popularity within Grotius's own lifetime. The work provides a rudimentary yet systematic discussion on Christianity in the seventeenth century originally published in 1627.Lacking title page.Undated due to lack of title page. Based on pagination this is the 1724 Apud Fratres Vaillant & Prevost edition printed at the Hague.With ownership stamp of F.J. Cornish-Bowden to the front pastedown and notations to rear pastedown. In a full calf binding. Extensive rubbing to board perimeters and back strip. Front joint starting with board firmly held. Stamp to front pastedown inscriptions to rear pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Lacking title page. Pages lightly age toned but generally clean with light spotting to first and last few leaves. Good Apud Fratres Vaillant & Prevost hardcover
1703WS0012<p>994 p. In-8° perkamenten band uit de tijd gegraveerde titelpagina compleet met negen illustraties. Twee delen met eigen titelpagina. Deel twee: 'Behelzende een Verhandeling der bijzondere geloof-zaken tegen de Jongste Dwalingen der protestanten'. Eigendomsinscriptie uit 1725 wat vochtschade op pagina's ontbrekende schutbladen.</p><p>----</p><p><strong>If this book is temporarily unavailable I may be traveling and have paused my account.</strong></p><p><strong>Shown shipping rates are just an indication for tracked non-letterbox but small packages sent with Post NL. Rates may vary depending on where you live and the size and weight of the books. More shipping options UPS DHL are available please inquire with the seller.</strong></p><p><strong>---</strong></p><p>994 p. In-8° contemporary parchment binding engraved title page complete with nine illustrations. Two volumes each with its own title page. Volume two: 'Containing a Treatise on Special Matters of Faith against the Latest Errors of the Protestants'. Owner's inscription from 1725. Some moisture damage on pages missing endpapers.</p> Petrus van der Velde hardcover
1768653190Chez Emanuel Tourneisen 1768. New Edition. Leather Binding. Good. Volume II only. 18th-century French translation of Grotius's landmark work. A Good copy in 19th-century quarter brown calf over marbled boards with the spine perished boards quite rubbed and front board cracked though still attached; some browning to text edges. PROVENANCE: Ownership signatures of E.C. Seman; ownership inscription of Frederic L. Eaton. Chez Emanuel Tourneisen unknown
17291510280013London: James and John Knapton 1729-01-01. Leather Bound. Good. 24 334 p. Octavo. Bound in modern dark brown leather. Gilt spine. New endpapers. Fine binding and cover. Loss to title page edges. Contemporary owners name to title page. Pages tanned. Marginal dampstain. Library numbers to title page and stamp to verso. Blindstamp to p333. Ships daily. London: James and John Knapton hardcover
17771ntJohannes Mynsert s'Gravenhage 1777. First Edition. Softcover. Good/No Jacket. 159 pages complete. In High Dutch throughout. A much owned copy of this RARELY encountered book. Laid rag-paper. The boards are much worn and aged all about. The spine has at some stage been repaired with brown paper tape. The boards are bubbled marked scuffed well handled. Despite this abuse they are steady and resolute. The contents are more pleasing. The frontis and end pages have been cut in half. The half-title page has a previous owner signature. This and the title page have this same owner's stamp. The paper edges are aged and benignly worn. The top trims of the pages have some storage marks. The pages are also waved from storage conditions and age. The pages however are delightfully clean and clear. They are resoundingly healthy confident bold sound assured competent orderly certain. fk. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Johannes Mynsert, s'Gravenhage paperback
1785kb439.004GB: Printed for the author by William Smellie Edinburgh 1785. Old embossed library stamp of Stirling Public Library on title page and ink library stamp on last page no other marks in original text. WITH additional leaf "Subscribers Omitted" between pages xiv and xv. Clean tight text a little waved in margins. Text has been fitted with new endpapers label removed at start and recently rebound in strong blue cloth with new leather title label and shelf number at base. Book is in very good plus condition with very minor signs of wear and/or age. SPECIAL POSTAGE RATES MAY APPLY Packed weight 1500g. . 1st Edition. Hardback. VG/No DW. Printed for the author by William Smellie, Edinburgh Hardcover
17291107010019London: James and John Knapton 1729. Leather Bound. Very Good. London: James and John Knapton. 3rd edition with additions. 16mo. Leather bound. Fully bound in contemporary brown leather. Title stamp on spine with gilt lettering. Professional repairs have been made to spine. Minor shelf wear. Slight bumping to corners. Rubbing to boards. Darkening to spine and evidence of previous cracking along front of spine. Original endpapers. Moderate darkening to endpapers. Slight chipping to edges of front endpaper. Minor worming to upper pages towards rear. Clean unmarked pages. Minimal discoloration to page edges. Overall a well-restored superior volume in very good condition. Hugo Grotius was a famed Dutch philosopher theologian and Christian apologist of the 17th century. While in Paris Grotius set about rendering into Latin prose a work which he had compiled in prison providing rudimentary yet systematic arguments for the truth of Christianity. Showcasing Grotius' skill as a poet the earlier Dutch version of the work Bewijs van den waren Godsdienst pub. 1622 was written entirely in didactic verse. The Latin work was first published in 1627 as De veritate religionis Christianae. This edition being the 3rd revised in the English language contains an additional book at at the end of the volume. An exceptional addition to the collection of any theology enthusiast. London: James and John Knapton hardcover
172009547Leiden: Christiaan Vermey 1720. 8 128 506 14 pp. Geïllustreerd met 7 uitslaande gravures. De halfleren band met rood etiket met titelopdruk in goud is vermoedelijk van later datum. Een aantal pagina's is in de druk naar bruin verschoten. Enkele onbeduidende krabbels met potlood in de marge. Over het geheel een goed exemplaar. Gebonden. Enige gebruikssporen. Christiaan Vermey
172458331724. : 7 The front cover shows some shallow horizontal scratches see photo. Otherwise a fine copy. Binding: Contemporary Full Vellum Sextodecimo 16mo Height cm: 163 CM Width cm: 108 CM Thickness cm: 3 CM hardcover
178526061Edinburgh W. Smellie 1785. 4to. Cont. full calf. Binding very worn and covers detached from spine. XXIII400 pp. Printed on good paper. A little brownspotted. <br/><br/><em>First edition. </em> unknown
170929127Thomas Lombrail. 1709. Hardcover. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket. Vellum binding. Ex-library plate to front inner cover Porkington Library. Scholar's bookplate to inner cover G. P. Goold. No markings to text. Internally VG. All edges sprinkled red and blue. Front hinge starting to crack. 2 corners rounded. Spine is torn at top 10 cm with chipping and tears to top of spine and some loss. Else book is still solid.; Titlepage in red and black with woodcut 2pp Dedication 4pp Preface 6pp of Testamonia & Emendanda bust of Menander 375pp including Philemon's bust on page 289 29p of index in Greek and Latin.; 375 pages . Thomas Lombrail hardcover
170914021721Amstelaedami Amsterdam: Franiscum Vander Plaats 1709. Full calf with leather spine label all edges stained red. Covers lightly rubbed paper in the 2nd half of the book is browned; 1st 1/2 is much cleaner whiter no markings in text owner's note in pen on front endpaper pencil notes on rear endpapers: VG. 12mo. Engraved vignette title page. Franiscum Vander Plaats hardcover
1785078454Edinburgh: William Smellie for the author 1785. Leather Bound. pp. xxiii 400. 4to. Recent 1/2 leather with gilt lettering to spine. Minor edgewear unusual endpapers some spotting to first and last few pages contents clean and readable binding sound; overall very good. List of Subscribers; Preface; Table of Contents; Errata; Chapters on Treason Leasing-Making Parricide Murder Tumult Within Burgh Piracy Forgery Breaking of Gardens Incest Adultery Fornication Blasphemy Other Crimes Against Religion and the State and Witchcraft; Conclusion; Appendix; Index. Omitted Subscribers list not included in this copy - ESTC T142881. William Smellie, for the author unknown
17071507020007London : Printed by W.B. for John Meredith 1707-01-01. n Sixth. Hardcover. Very Good. 6th edition. Small octavo. 28 242 8 p. 19 cm. Bound in modern brown leather. Gilt spine. 5 raised bands. Speckled page ends. Fine binding and cover. Lacking frontispiece. New endpapers. Clean unmarked pages with slight toning occurring. Ships daily. <bR><br> t was the first Protestant textbook in Christian apologetics and was divided into six books: the first three offer positive arguments for the truths of Christianity and the last three critical engagements and comparisons with paganism Judaism and Islam. It was an immensely popular book and offered a rational standard that Grotius argued all Christians should be able to agree upon. London : Printed by W.B. for John Meredith hardcover
175648682Erlangen et leipzig Tetzchnerum 1756-57 4to. Contemp. hcalf. Intact but worn. 41288 pp. Indexes. Internally with a few brownspots but fine. unknown
175916524Lausanne: Marci-Michaelis Bousquet. Good. 1759. Later Printing. Hardcover. In contemporary vellum & boards. The vellum is soiled and splitting rubbed at the corners. The contents are very good to fine although the first two pages are coming a bit loose. Text is in Latin. Long extinct owner's name at the top of the title page. Additional commentary at the end of the book. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 699 pages . Marci-Michaelis Bousquet hardcover
177369395Traiecti ad Rhenum:: Ex officina Ioannis a Schoonhoven & Soc. 1773. old quarter calf over decorated paper-covered boards. Boards worn at extremities; untrimmed contents fine. 8vo. Engraved portrait; added engraved title page. Ex officina Ioannis a Schoonhoven & Soc., hardcover