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166333018Gravenhage: Hillebrandty van Wouw 1663. unbound. very good. The Dutch state emblem vignette on title. 10 leaves. 8vo stitched but without covers. Gravenhage: Hillebrandt van Wouw 1663. Very good.<br/><br/> The main points of the 1662 treaty of friendship commerce and navigation between the United Netherlands and France.<br/><br/> Hillebrandty van Wouw unknown books
1612mon0000072577basy.co media 1/1/2016 12:00:00 AM. hardcover. Very Good. 0.8268 11.2205 8.8583. Hardcover in very good condition. All inside pages are in great shape. Minor shelf wear to the cover. basy.co media hardcover
1601B-15895basy.co media 2016-01-01. Hardcover. New. New - excellent clean condition basy.co media hardcover
16231331429Venetia: appresso Barezzo Barezzi 1623. Hardcover. Octavo 8 198 2 16 109 1 pages; VG; bound in 17th century vellum ink titling to spine; mild wear and rubbing; two volumes in one usually found together although most copies have the order flipped; colophon on verso of page 109; Printer's mark on title-pages colophon; shelved case 3. Catalogue of the Petrarch collection bequeathed by Willard Fiske page 300<br /> <br><br /> <br><br /> Typographic marks on the two frontispieces with a viper coming out of the fire to bite the finger of St. Paul and the motto "Quis contra nos." A later edition of a satirical text on Petrarch. Work in two parts collected in a single volume dedicated to Tomaso Valabio. 1331429. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. appresso Barezzo Barezzi hardcover books
1651359982Londini : Ex officina Rogeri Danielis in vico vulgo dicto Pater-noster Row aula vero Lovelliana 1651. First Edition. Hardcover. Poor copy bound in the original leather binding. Wear and tear as with age with the spine band starting. Text remain well preserved overall; bright and clean. Physical descriptions; multiple pagings. Subjects; Burgersdijk Franco Petri 1590-1635. Logic ; Early works to 1800. Londini : Ex officina Rogeri Danielis, in vico vulgo dicto Pater-noster Row, aula vero Lovelliana hardcover
1693453531 vol. in-4 reliure sous vélin de remploi, Apud Antonio Roman, Sumptibus Haeredium Gabrielis de Leon, 1693, 4 ff., 220 pp.. Rappel du titre complet : Repertorium seu Index Generalis Rerum Notabilium quae in operibus Antonij Gometij Tractantur. Tam in Libro Variarum Resolutionum, quam in Comentariis ad leges Tauri [...] Alphabetico ordine in unum collectus [...] Studio, et Maximo Labore Lic. D. Antonij Franco, Regiorum Consiliorum Advocati
16611108120140Bruxellae: Francisci Vivien 1661. Leatherbound. Very Good. Folio. Latin. Bruxellae: Francisci Vivien 1661. 28 746 60. Fully bound in contemporary mottled calf. Hinges and boards artfully restored. Six raised bands seven compartments. Detailed gilt flourishes in each compartment gilt lettered spine label. Very minimal scarce stains/foxing. Half-title soiled; free end papers lacking. Evidence of worming to inside back board and the margins a couple pages. Otherwise interior pages are clean unmarked and in excellent condition. Bruxellae: Francisci Vivien, hardcover
166316096London; Cambridge: Roger Daniels;Joan. Field 1663. Contemporary calf; early manuscript endpapers occasional browning in second work. An excellent copy from the library of Erwin Tomash with his bookplate. I: First published in 1626 Institutionum logicarum was widely used at many universities in both Europe and America to teach the most complex principles of logic. The author’s neo-Aristotelianism exerted a strong influence in the next generation of philosophers at Leiden and his textbooks were still popular after his death in 1635. Burgersdijk or Burgersdicius 1590 – 1635 was chair of logic and moral philosophy at Leiden University. <br /> <br /> II: First published in 1650 Heereboord’s work on logic is an explanation of the work of Burgersdikj his teacher and predecessor through annotations and examples as well as explanations that were requested by the deans of different schools as he states in the dedication. It contains the 1651 edition of the second part entitled Praxis Logica with colophon dated 1651.<br /> <br /> Heereboord 1613-1661 a Cartesian logician and philosopher from the Netherlands is credited for introducing the writings of Descartes in the University of Leiden where he taught logic. He was the main representative of the Philosophia Novantiquea movement. He shared his teacher’s focus on the utilitarian function of logic. There is evidence that Spinoza occasionally attended his lectures.<br /> <br /> These two works on logic are particularly noteworthy for combining a logic textbook with commentary written respectively by one professor and his successor at Leiden University. Roger Daniels;Joan.. Field unknown
1669LB5CV0F176R3Lisbon: Antonio Craesbeeck de Mello 1669. Later mottled calf red spine labels red edges. 8vo. With 8 woodcut tailpieces. 3 volumes bound as 1. Rare edition of the collected works of Luis de Camões including Os Lusiadas and three Rimas. In the same year Antonio Craesbeeck published another edition with the same title but with less content and with a different frontispiece. This collection of works is made up of separate publications.Os Lusiadas is the great epic poem of Portuguese exploration in the original Portuguese a monument of Portuguese literature that gave a Homeric aura to Renaissance voyages of discovery and colonial conquests here together with the other works of Camões. Camões's work was first published in Portuguese at Lisbon in 1572. In the early 1530s the great Portuguese historian João de Barros most famous for his Decadas de Asia had called for an epic poem of Portuguese exploration and discovery. Luis de Camões 1524-1580 answered that call four decades later. Camões was educated in a monastic school in Coimbra and produced poetry and plays at an early age. In his early twenties he was banished from Lisbon after producing a play considered disparaging to the royal family. He served as a soldier in the Portuguese forces besieging Ceuta in North Africa where he lost an eye. Camões returned to Lisbon in 1550 but found himself in more trouble and was pardoned by the King on condition that he serve the Crown in India for five years. He arrived at Goa in late 1553 and stayed there briefly before joining an expedition to the Malabar Coast. Later he participated in a campaign against pirates on the shores of Arabia. In 1556 he left Goa again for the East Indies taking part in the military occupation of Macao where he remained for many months. On his return trip to India he was shipwrecked off the Mekong and wandered in Cambodia before reaching Malacca and eventually returning to Goa. He did not return to Lisbon until 1570. The Lusiads gives a fine description not only of Portuguese exploits in the East but also of the flora and fauna of Asia and India the ethnographic details of the peoples there and the geography of the region informed by Camões's own experiences as well as his familiarity with Ptolemy and Barros. With the bookplate of "Aulo-Gélio" 1961 with a view of Lisbon. First few pages slightly worn with some repairs. Stained throughout. Some contemporary annotations in ink in the margins.l Bibliotheca Lusitana p. 62; Inocêncio vol. 14 p. 78; José de Canto 37. Antonio Craesbeeck de Mello, unknown