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166861984Berlin Daniel Reichel 1668 Lipsiae J. Fuhrmanni et J. Breueri impendiis 1674. 8vo. In contemporary full vellum with yapp edges. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Light wear to extremities spine miscoloured. Internally nice and clean. 24 336 304 8 479 37 pp. <br/><br/><em>Uncommon later Berlin-edition of the complete works of the early medieval writer Sulpicius Severus 363–420 with numerous notes and commentaries edited by the philologist and theologian Johannes Vorst 1623–1676. </em> hardcover
166861984Berlin, Daniel Reichel, 1668 (+) Lipsiae, J. Fuhrmanni et J. Breueri impendiis, 1674. 8vo. In contemporary full vellum with yapp edges. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Light wear to extremities, spine miscoloured. Internally nice and clean. (24), 336, 304, (8), 479, (37) pp.
1660195763 orig. hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. Frisk eksemplar. 398279326 pp. kort og illustr. unknown
1660195763 orig. hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. Frisk eksemplar. 398,279,326 pp., kort og illustr.
164736435Good. 1647. Second Edition. Softcover. Previously bound as a sammelband. Four short early medical dissertations in one 8-page section. The candidates were Hugo Chasles Petrus le Conte Hugo Chasles again and Claudius Perrault. The Moderators were Pet. De Beaurains Petro Seguin and Nicolao Pietre. Text in Latin. The bottom of the first page states "Editio Secunda 1647" or second edition. ; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 8 pages . paperback
162918578<p>Good hard cover. Text in Dutch. Full leather bound in contemporary marbled calf over boards; spine with red morocco panel with gilt stamped titles and gilt stamped fillets and rolls with fleurons in compartments; copperplate engraved frontispiece and 45 of 46 plates; decorative tailpieces. Bright clean square covers and spine; very slight rubbing at edges; leather remains supple; tightly bound; small stamp and label on front free end paper; title page lacking facsimile laid in; clean interior with occasional slight age darkening; plates with occasional faint stains but very good clear impressions; plate 30 lacking facsimile laid in; printer’s notice and device on colophon ‘Hendrick Aertssens / in de Kamerstraete in de witte Lelie M. DC. XXIX.’ 15 x 9 cm. 9 604 5 usual pagination errors 137-144 - no missing pages; in 8s. Fronstispiece plates numbered 0-29 31-45. See STCN #314725628; OCLC #314913354.</p> T'Hantwerpen: Hendrick Aertssens hardcover
16581402100006Elsevier; Elzeviriana 1658-01-01. Hardcover. Good. Pharsalia or Civilis belli. Full contemporary vellum binding. Rebacked. Elsevier imprint. Engraved title. 16 614 146 p. folding map ; 20 cm. 8vo. Internally generally good except for some marginal worming toning. Map: "Typus regionum per quas grassatum est bellum hoc civile inter Pompeium et Caesarem" Willems 1234 and 1413. Subjects Elsevier; Elzeviriana hardcover
1670357184Lugduni. Lyon.: Clavdii Bourgeat. 1670. 12mo. Old mottled brown leather red spine labels gilt spine decorations edges stained red marbled endpapers ribbon markers. Very good dark spot to cover of volune 2 marginal ink note to title pages scattered marginal dampstains. 15.5x9.5x5.5 cm. Latin text. Also known as “Pharsaliaâ€. Lucan’s epic poem describing the War between Julius Caesar and Pompey. Although left unfinished this edition contains the ten extant parts with an index and notes by Hugo Grotius. weight: 1.1 lb. Engraved half-title page. Clavdii Bourgeat. hardcover
165150162Amsaterdam Ioannem Ianssonium 1651. 12mo. Contemp. full vellum. Engraved title-page. 3777 pp. hardcover
1681001379Amsterdam: Apud Janssonio Waesbergios 1681. Full Calf. Very Good. 330 6 pp. 12mo with copper engraved title page by Giovanni Van Den Avele. Pharsalia is considered a masterpiece and possibly the masterpiece of the Silver Age of Ancient Roman poetry. The epic poem concerns the Roman Civil War at the time of Caesar and most particularly the extended struggle between Caesar and Pompey the Great. Lucanus writing a century later during the reign of Nero far from glamorizing the warfare took a jaundiced view of the fraticidal battle and his portrait of both Caesar and Pompey was far from flattering. His "epic poem" therefore is epic in terms of length scope and ambition not in its portrayal of the principals. Because of the subject matter the popularity of "Pharsalia" has crested at times when a society still steeped in the Classical canon of literature descended into civil strife when the themes and point-of-view of Lucanus really resonated. Never was this more the case than in the seventeenth century when this copy was printed. First there was the final emergence of the Netherlands from under the yoke of Habsburg rule and then there was the English Civil War just to mention two instances both highly germane to the edition at hand. Thus the notes by Grotius and Modern calf with a black spine label and marbled endpapers. The work is incomplete and breaks off during the tenth book which Lucanus was still working on when he was forced to commit suicide. The binding is tight. Some leaves with more toning than others but overall quite clean. There are leaves in which the margins are parlously tight or the header is even close to being partially cut-off -- this is the upshot of the compact size of the copy and was the way the copy was issued over three centuries ago. This particular edition is not mentioned in Brunet. Apud Janssonio Waesbergios unknown
1681001379Amsterdam: Apud Janssonio Waesbergios 1681. Full Calf. Very Good. 330 6 pp. 12mo with copper engraved title page by Giovanni Van Den Avele. Pharsalia is considered a masterpiece and possibly the masterpiece of the Silver Age of Ancient Roman poetry. The epic poem concerns the Roman Civil War at the time of Caesar and most particularly the extended struggle between Caesar and Pompey the Great. Lucanus writing a century later during the reign of Nero far from glamorizing the warfare took a jaundiced view of the fraticidal battle and his portrait of both Caesar and Pompey was far from flattering. His "epic poem" therefore is epic in terms of length scope and ambition not in its portrayal of the principals. Because of the subject matter the popularity of "Pharsalia" has crested at times when a society still steeped in the Classical canon of literature descended into civil strife when the themes and point-of-view of Lucanus really resonated. Never was this more the case than in the seventeenth century when this copy was printed. First there was the final emergence of the Netherlands from under the yoke of Habsburg rule and then there was the English Civil War just to mention two instances both highly germane to the edition at hand. Thus the notes by Grotius and Modern calf with a black spine label and marbled endpapers. The work is incomplete and breaks off during the tenth book which Lucanus was still working on when he was forced to commit suicide. The binding is tight. Some leaves with more toning than others but overall quite clean. There are leaves in which the margins are parlously tight or the header is even close to being partially cut-off -- this is the upshot of the compact size of the copy and was the way the copy was issued over three centuries ago. This particular edition is not mentioned in Brunet. <br/><br/> Apud Janssonio Waesbergios unknown books
165150162Amsaterdam, Ioannem Ianssonium, 1651. 12mo. Contemp. full vellum. Engraved title-page. 377,(7) pp.
1658mon0003811338Amsterdam: Johannis Blaeu 1658. Hardcover. Good. . full leather cover raised bands to spine handwritten label on spine shows moderate wear and rubbing joints starting. pages tanned. scarce. Latin language text. Amsterdam: Johannis Blaeu hardcover
16585589Amsterdam: Johannis Blaeu 1658. Very Good. 8vo 567p. 25. Engraved portrait of Hugo Grotius. Contemporary vellum with modern gilt spine lettering with very faint ink title noticeable at head of spine. Yapp fore-edges binding with very light wear internally very clean and the binding tight overall an excellent copy. Johannis Blaeu unknown
167714519<p><b>1677 Hugo of Saint-Cher Holy Bible Concordance Latin Vulgate Bibliorum Sacra</b></p><p>Hugh of Saint-Cher was a 13th-century Dominican monk most <b>remembered today for his contributions to the first ever Bible concordance</b>. Hugh or Hugo used the Latin Vulgate as the basis for their concordance and it was first completed around 1230 by Hugo and other Dominican friars. This 1677 edition includes short biblical quotations featuring the word along with the biblical references throughout.</p><p>Item number: #14519</p><p>Price: $499</p><p>HUGO of Saint-Cher</p><p><b><i>Sacrorum bibliorum vulgatae editionis concordantiae Hugonis Cardinalis . ad recognitionem iussu Sixti V. Pont. Max. bibliis adhibitam</i></b></p><p>Lvgdvni : sumptibus Ioannis-Antonii Huguetan 1677.</p><p><br /></p><p><u>Details</u>: </p><p>· Collation: Complete</p><p>o unpaginated</p><p>· Provenance: </p><p>o Bookplate – Ad usum Ludovici Bruyset Canonici Regularis Sancti Augustini Ordinis Sancti Antonii.</p><p>· Language: Latin</p><p>· Binding: Leather; tight & secure</p><p>· Size: ~9.25in X 7.5in 23.5cm x 19cm</p><p>Our Guarantee:</p><p>Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide.</p><p>Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving and we will offer a full refund without reservation!</p><p>14519</p><p>Photos available upon request. </p> Ioannis-Antonii Huguetan hardcover
1630173574Antwerp: Ex officina Plantiniana 1630. Text in Latin. Pp. 34410index privilege and printer's device engraved pictorial title page 6 plates 2 folding the others double page numerous text illustrations decorative head & tailpieces and initials; f'cap. folio in fours; contemporary calf boards with double blind rule borders and small winged horse device in gilt at centre neatly rebacked with later calf spine decorated in blind compartments between raised bands with gilt lettered and ruled red leather title label the boards lightly worn edges chipped at a few points; edges sprinkled red; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown upper hinge cracking the engraved title page is chipped and split at edges mainly the fore-edge and has at some time been laid onto a backing sheet the dedication page also slightly chipped at fore-edge occasional light soiling and browning; Balthasaris Moreti Ex officina Plantiniana Antwerp 1630. First edition. STCV 6607570; USTC 1003298; Cockle 733. Born in Brussels Hermann Hugo 1588-1629 was a Jesuit priest who studied philosophy and theology at the University of Louvain. He died of the plague in September 1629. In this volume he extols the nobility of the mounted soldier from ancient to modern times. The printer Balthasar Moretus 1574-1641 was a grandson of Christopher Plantin. The engraved title page a battle scene featuring riders on horses a camel an elephant and a centaur is by Cornelius Galle the elder. Appropriately the dedication to King Philip IV of Spain begins with an ornamental capital T incorporating two soldiers and two rearing horses. Ex officina Plantiniana unknown
163038087Antwerpen ex Officiana Plantiniana Balthasar Moretus 1630. Folio. Wrappers blank unbound. Engraved title a bit shaved. 634410 pp. 29 engravings in the text and 4 of 6 folded engraved plates. 1 plate defective lacks right part. Light browning to some quires and some scattered brownspots. <br/><br/><em>First edition. - "From this work most of the writers on the subject immeditely succeeding have borrowed" Cockle: 733 - Rumpf No. 34. </em> unknown
161739025Antwerp : Ex Officina Plantiniana. 1617. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Experience the pleasure of reading and appreciating this actual printed item. It has its own physical history that imbues it with a character lacking in ephemeral electronic renderings.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 227 pages; Secure in later patterned-paper covered boards. First edition of this first history of writing and the work of the scribe -- bound with two other contemporary tracts. OCLC: 17838634 Herman Hugo 1588 – 1629 was a Jesuit priest writer and military chaplain. In addition to this primary work on the history of writing and scribes he wrote a spiritual emblem book which was extremely popular. . Ex Officina Plantiniana hardcover
165130567Græcii Gratz: Apud Franciscum Widmanstadium 1651. First Edition. Hardcover. First edition from this publisher. 16 436pp 4pp of index. Contemporary full calf spine decorated in gold gilt edges marbled pastedown endpapers. Engraved title engraved coat of arms forty-six full-page engraved emblems marked 0 to 45 initials head-pieces and tail-pieces. Considered one of the most popular emblem books of the 17th Century. Bookplate of Fletcher Battershall on the front pastedown endpaper. Rubbing to covers gilt decorations on the spine are almost completely worn. Lower corner of the front free endpaper was cut. Inside mostly clean but for a small stain affecting the lower edge of a few of the leaves. A very good copy. Backer-Sommervogel IV.514. Graesse III.387. ; Octavo. Apud Franciscum Widmanstadium hardcover
1601SKU1110081D. Appleton and Company 1916-01-01. Hardcover. Good. New York and London; 1916. Green cloth covered boards with gold spine titles; mild wear; 12mo - over 6 3/4" to 7 3/4" tall; no jacket. Endpapers spotted; interior is unmarked; 232 pages. D. Appleton and Company hardcover
16012004240038D. Appleton and Company 1916-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. 0x0x0. Bound in publisher's green cloth. Gilt lettering. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Shelf wear. Minor tear to head of spine. Rubbing to edges. Generally clean. 233 p. 20 cm. D. Appleton and Company hardcover
161776765Antuerpiae: Officina Plantiniana 1617. Officina Plantiniana unknown
16824700xxi 573 p. 27. Slight foxing at beginning and end of book. Spine nicely re-backed in calf with original mottled calf covers; gilt particulars to spine; five raised bands. Occasional light moisture stains on top edge not affecting text. Includes "Treating of the Rights of War & Peace" with annotations digested into the body of every chapter an Epistle to the Reader and Preface. This copy lacks the additional engraved frontispiece. Translated into English by William Evats. First complete English translation of Grotius' seminal De Jure Belli ac Pacis. M.W. for Thomas Basset and Ralph Smith hardcover
1700FGN1-E-8Oxoniae : E Theatro Sheldoniano Impensis Ant. Piesley Bibliop 1700. Leather. Good Only. 6.5" by 4". Not Stated. A Latin and Greek translation of 'De Veritate Religionis Christianae' by Hugo Grotius. A leather-bound 1700 edition of the still in print De veritate religionis Christianae. In Latin and Greek Hugo Grotius also known as Huig de Groot or Hugo de Groot 1583 1645 worked as a jurist in the Dutch Republic. With Francisco de Vitoria and Alberico Gentili he laid the foundations for international law based on natural law. He was also a philosopher theologian Christian apologist playwright and poet. While in Paris from 1621 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'. In a full leather binding. Externally generally smart. Some wear to the boards and spine. A little loss to the tail of the spine. Crack to the head of the front joint. Hinges are strained and the rear board is attached by cords only. Ink inscription to the front pastedown with ink splashes to the rear pastedown and final page. Internally generally firmly bound though strained in places. Pages are bright with the odd spot and tidemark. Good Only E Theatro Sheldoniano Impensis Ant. Piesley Bibliop hardcover
1675823A12Oxoniae : E Theatro Sheldoniano 1675. Leather. Good. 6" by 3" . None . Hugo Grotius's popular politico-theological work on the Christian religion an early edition in the original Latin. Popular work by Hugo Grotius providing a rudimentary yet systematic discussion on Christianity in the seventeenth century originally published in 1627. This a 1675 edition with Roman numeral date made with turned C's. In the original Latin.ESTC Ref R202249'Hugonis Grotii Annotationes ad Libros de Veritate Religionis Christianae' with divisional title pagination and register.Hugo Grotius is often cited as the 'Father of International Law' he laid the foundations for international law based on natural law. A prominent thinker of his time his work influenced the thought of philosophers such as John Locke. In period full calf binding with titles in gilt to red morocco spine label. Externally generally sound with shelf wear minor loss to front board. Front joint cracked board held by two cords only. Internally firmly bound. Pages generally bright and clean. Good E Theatro Sheldoniano hardcover
