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16801195237(etwa 1680). 4 Bl. Neuer Ppbd (Papier stark gebräunt).
1696000273Amsterdam: Gerardus Brostius 1696. Second Edition. . Hardcover. See Description. 4to pp. 16 492. Includes extra engraved title page. Library stamp on main title accompanied by a second perforated library stamp near the printer's device. The outer edges to the first few prelims are slightly worn. Pages are generally clean with occasional mild marginal spotting. A small piece is missing from bottom margin of the final leaf. Page 492 is a bit soiled. Bound in brown library buckram; title and shelf number in gilt on the spine; pocket on inside front cover. Hermann Witsius 1636-1708 was a Dutch theologian and a professor of divinity at Franeker 1675 Utrecht 1680 and Leiden 1698. EB11. His Aegyptiaca first printed in 1683 compares the religious rites of the Jews and the Egyptians. He argues against the theory put forth by Sir John Marsham and by John Spencer that Jewish traditions were derived from Egyptian practices. This second edition has been expanded from the first. Ibrahim-Hilmy p. 339; Caillet 11462 - listing the 1683 and 1717 editions; Jouin - Bibl. occultiste 797; Brunet V 1468 . <br/> <br/> Gerardus Brostius hardcover
1693135191693 un volume SEUL sur deux (manque le volume un), reliure plein veau brun moucheté in-douze (binding full calfskin duodecimo), dos à nerfs (spine with raised bands) décoré or (gilt decoration) filets or (gilt line) et filets à froid (blind-stamping line decoration) - entre-nerfs à fleuron au fer plein (between the raised bands floweret with full blocking stamp) - titre frappé or (gilt title) - tomaison (volume numbering) or - pièce de titre sur fond bordeaux foncé (label of title) avec filet et roulette or (label of title with fillets and gilt line), premier plat - légères épidermures (front cover with light scratches) - quatrième plat - légéres épidermures (back cover with light scratches) et coins écornés (corners dog-eared), roulettes sur les coupes (fillets on the cuts) avec manque de dorure (blurred gilding), tête lisse (top edge smooth), toutes tranches lisses (all smooth edges), jaspées rouges (all red marbled edges), ex-libris (book-plate) collège jésuite de Nice, orné de 7 gravures hors-texte gravées sur bois (engraving wood) en noir par Pierre Le Sueur + 2 gravures in-texte gravées sur bois (engraving wood) en noir (dont la Lanterne Magique ancètre du cinéma page 404) + 8 graphiques Esotériques in-texte gravés sur bois (engraving wood) en noir, de la page 323 à 610, 1693 Paris chez Jean Anisson Editeur,
1669107161BBParis, Jaques Cotin, 1669. 12° (14,8 x 8,5 cm.). [12] Bl., 502 S. Kalbslederband der Zeit über 5 Bünden mit goldgepr. Rückentitel und reicher Rückenvergoldung.
1693000166Franeker: Jacobum Horreum 1693. Hardcover. See Description. 4to. pp. 12 768 28. Half title for each section. Bound in quarter vellum with paste paper boards - well rubbed. Library book plate on inside front cover. Title page displays a large woodcut device. Pages are clean overall with occasional spotting and age toning; faint inscription above title page device; outer margin of pp.735-6 reinforced with contemporary paper. Fore edge of the text block is a bit rubbed. The bottom edge is stamped with a library name. Board corner tips neatly repaired. Johann Van der Waeyen 1639-1701 was a Frisian Minister scholar and controversialist. In 1677 he was forced to leave his position in Middelburg and move to Franeker. See M'Clintock Cyclopaedia of Biblical Lit. Among his better known works is a commentary on Balthasar Bekker's book on witchcraft. Van der Waeyen's interest in demonology is also apparent in this collection of tracts which contains two essays 485 pages on the demon AZAZEL who was associated with the Israelite scape-goat ritual. The book also contains a commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Galatians and several other essays. <br/> <br/> Jacobum Horreum hardcover
1667000496Paris: Francois Clovsier 1667. Second Edition. . Hardcover. See Description. 8vo. pp. 8 212. With 90 engraved plates most of which contain 16 palmistry figures. Several plates contain a whole palm illustrated. Bound in full period calf; re-backed preserving original gilt spine. Boards show rubbing and wear; board corners are neatly restored. Top edge of book block is a bit rubbed. Interior contains some marginal soiling and foxing; several areas of marginal worming and worm tracks are present in the upper and lower margins interrupting the running title on a couple of pages. The upper portion of the book also contains some damp staining which is generally mild. A tear part way across one plate is professionally sealed and hardly noticeable. Some plates contain light printers smudging. This treatise first printed in 1665 has been called one of the most comprehensive 17th century books on palmistry. Cette ouvrage lun des meilleurs traités de chiromancie du XVIIe siècle " - Dorbon. The book was published anonymously however Sabattini attributes the work to the 16th century polymath and occultist Jean Taisnier. Sabattini 589; Caillet 10053; De Guaita 2109; Dorbon-Aine 4478; Krivatsy NLM 11671. <br/> <br/> Francois Clovsier hardcover
1651000185Padua: Pauli Frambotti 1651. Limp Vellum. See Description. Second Edition. 4to. pp. 18 522 24. With extra engraved title page and a portrait of the author. Also includes 24 engraved plates by Giovanni Georgi - most of which are a full page. Lacks blank free end papers. Interior generally clean with mild scattered marginal foxing. Manufacturing tear on leaf Pp sealed and practically invisible. Some small binder's tears in the gutter of signature G are also carefully sealed. Bottom corner tip of the title page restored 10 x 14 mm. Original full vellum binding rubbed usual age-toning with later gilt title on spine. Upper hinges near the head cap strengthened. Marco Auelio Severino 1580-1656 was a distinguished Italian anatomist and surgeon. In 1610 he was made Professor of Anatomy and Surgery at Naples. His work "Vipera pythia" discusses poisonous snakes snake anatomy snake venom and the medicinal properties and virtues of snakes. Much information is given concerning the mythology the superstition and the occult lore surrounding snakes. Many of the plates depict mythological images as well as pagan deities symbols and idols associated with snakes. Several anatomical plates of vipers are also included. Krivatsy 11061; Nissen 3829; Graesse VI p.376; Thorndike VIII pp.20-23. <br/> <br/> Pauli Frambotti hardcover
1615ST20812Rome: Bartolomeo Zannetti 1615. Second Edition. 222 x 160 mm. 8 3/4 x 6 1/2". 12 p.l. 304 pp. 12 leaves. <br/> Very pleasing 17th century calf covers with a floral roll border surrounding a semis of fleurs-de-lys raised bands spine gilt in compartments with a double rule enclosing five fleurs-de-lys lettered in gilt marbled paper pastedowns all edges gilt old expert repairs at the top of joints. Attractive woodcut head- and tailpieces throughout historiated initials and two woodcut astrological charts in the text. Front pastedown with morocco book label of Stanislas de Guaita; rear flyleaf with his inked inscription: "Collationné. Complet - à Nancy. ce 27 Xbre 1895. - Guaita." Stanislas de Guaita et sa bibliothèque occulte 15 this copy; Caillet I 291; Graesse I 127; USTC 4022052. See also Thorndike VI pp. 202-04. A bit of rubbing at corners other light wear to the binding inconsequential foxing here and there isolated quires slightly darkened but an excellent copy--crisp and clean internally in a solid decorative binding still shining with gilt.<br/> <br/> In a lovely early binding this is a notorious 19th century occultist's copy of a scarce 17th century refutation of astrology. Our author Jesuit scholar Alessandro de Angelis 1559-1620 taught logic natural history metaphysics and theology at the Collegio Romano eventually serving as prefect of studies from 1611-17. De Angelis' only known publication the "Astologos" systematically picks apart common astrological beliefs on both metaphysical and theological grounds. First printed in Lyon the work appears here in a second edition issued the same year; both seem to be rare as we were able to trace only six copies at auction since 1966. Making our copy of an already absorbing book even more intriguing is its former owner the French poet and occultist Stanislas de Guaita 1861-97 whose short but colorful life was full of curious incident. He founded a chapter of the Rosicrucians published several works on magic and Kabbalah and had a defrocked priest declare a "magical war" against him which culminated in a decidedly unmagical though fortunately not fatal pistol duel. He is also responsible for the iconic symbol of a goat's head in an inverted pentagram now used to represent Satanism which he had originally used as an illustration for his 1897 work "La Clef de la Magie Noire" "The Key to Black Magic". In addition to these activities Guaita assembled an extensive library of books on various occult and related topics. His collection was sold by the Paris bookseller Dorbon whose 1899 catalog of the library includes 2227 volumes. Ours is #15 priced at the significant sum of 65 francs perhaps $1200 in today's buying power. Bartolomeo Zannetti unknown