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174878280Padova Nella Stamperia del Seminario 1748. In 4° antico piena pergamena coeva con titoli al dorso. Antiporta incisa con la facciata della Metropolitana di San Pietro. Pp. 8 n.n. 384 belli i capilettera ornati e molto bella la testatina iniziale con il panorama della Città visto dal ponte sul Reno. Rare e leggere gialliture ma bell'esemplare fresco pulito. Frati 1145 - Ambrosini 811. E si narra di: Ermete Raimondo Zama Guarino Giuliana Faustina Basilio Caterina Tertulliano Teodoro Pio V Niccolò Albergati Procolo Parisio Paterniano Domenico Floriano Felice Secondo Petronio poteva mancare Vitale e Agricola ecc. ecc. ecc. . Padova, Nella Stamperia del Seminario unknown
174210096Roma, Antonio de Rossi, 1742. 2270 g 2 volumes in-4, plein veau, [10] ff., 386 pp.; [6] ff., 461 pp.. Titres en rouge et noir ornés d'une vignette gravée aux armes de Carlo Emanuele de Sardaigne (Sardegna) à qui cette édition est dédiée. Edition due à Carlo Giannini. Ex-libris manuscrit sur les titres Fr. Ignatius. Usures et défauts aux reliures. . (Catégories : Italie, Religion, )
177535783Jo Manfrè Ferrariæ Ferrara 1775. reprint. Hardback. Later half calf over pebble grained cloth. G. xxviii540pp bound with approx 25 blank leaves at the rear upper board detached & 2 thirds of the spine likewise endpapers yellowed occasional marginalia old ownership signatures to the half title & endpaper of John Rock Irish College Rome dated 1875 Ink stamp of Clonard Monastery Belfast a working copy. The first volume of Pope Benedict XIV' most renowned work - De Synodo Dioecesana which has been called 'the best work on diocesan synods' Catholic Encyclopaedia. De Synodo Dioecesana a classic work first published in 1748 after Lambertini's elevation to the papacy is an adaptation to diocesan administration of general ecclesiastical law. Augustin Joseph Schulte in the Catholic Encyclopaedia called it 'one of the most important if not the most important modern work on canon law' Jo Manfrè, Ferrariæ [ Ferrara ] hardcover
1735942P55Batavorum: Gerardum Potuliet 1735. Leather. Good Only. 8.5" by 6.5". Not Stated. A scarce copy of Prospero Alpini's pioneering work on the botany and Egypt a brilliant work this edition lavishly illustrated with detailed plates. Prospero Alpini's important and scarce work discussing the botanical life of Egypt.Illustrated with seventy-six plates. Collated bound without one plate being plate LVI. Also bound without leaf I4 a division title and T3.Register runs as 1 4 A-H4 I3 S4 T1-2 T4 V-2S4 2T2. First published in 1592 this was an influential works introducing many different botanical species to the Western world including the first known description of the coffee plant published in Europe. A pioneering work written from Alpini's notes of plants that he had personally examined which had been either cultivated in gardens or grew wild.Alpini wrote this work based on his observations made during a three year sojourn in Egypt. He was a physician and botanist from Venice and set off on his travels to Egypt in 1580. In a quarter morocco binding with marbled paper to the boards. Externally worn with rubbing to the boards and spine. Loss to the tail of the front board. Spine is faded. Light bumping to the extremities. Small damp stain to the head of the rear board. Front hinge is tender. Internally firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned and generally clean with a tide mark to the text block heavier to the first and last few pages. Good Only Gerardum Potuliet hardcover
1732R108266Venezia, gio. Battista Recurti 1732 [8] + 423pp., with engraved vignette on title page, 24cm., contemporary full vellum binding (with some stains, but intact), text printed in 2 columns, text in Italian, small stamp and two old handwritten ex-libris on title page, text is clean and bright except for few occasional foxing and vague damp stain at upper end of last pages, good condition, R108266
177135615in Venezia Venice: Presso Antonio Zatta 1771. Fine. Presso Antonio Zatta in Venezia Venice 1771 19.50 x 26 cm 2 volumes brochés New edition the first edition appears to have been published in 1733. Illustrated with two large engraved title head-pieces by Zatta. Miniature printing in double columns. Contemporary grey temporary boards. Tear at foot of volume II. Prospero Lambertini was elected Pope in 1740 under the name Benedict XIV. He died in 1758. He was a learned Pope nourished by science and open to the Enlightenment and attempted to soften the rigour of the church and dogma. Presso Antonio Zatta hardcover
177135615Presso Antonio Zatta | in Venezia 1771 | 19.50 x 26 cm | 2 volumes brochés