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1518BIBLIO-27569Benjamin Duprat Paris auction catalogues for the sales commencing on 8 April 1843 6 April 1846 and 15 November 1847. 3 vols half-morocco and boards 8vo 23 cm. 12 lxiv 434 2 xxiii. 4142 xxxi. 471 1 7 62 1 pp. 6022 364 lots. Contents : Vol. I. Philosophie Théologie Sciences Naturelles. Vol. II. Sciences Médicales et Arts Utiles Psychologie; Sciences Morales; Linguistique Littérature et Beaux-Arts; Histoire Littéraire. Vol. III. ptie. 1 Imprimés:Sciences Sociales; Sciences Historiques; Polygraphie and ptie 2 Manuscrits. This fine sale catalogue of over 6000 items contains notes on many of the large number of rare works; it also includes a biography of Sacy and notices of his works. Brunet Manuel du libraire t. 5 enthused: "C'est une véritable bibliographie de la littérature orientale et particulièrement des langues hébraïque arabe et persane. Les titres des livres y sont rendus avec une grande exactitude et plusieurs sont accompagnés de notes fort intéressantes." Catalog of books 6022 titles by R. Merlin; mss. 364 titles by G. de Lagrange. An association copy with a presentation inscription on the half-title of Vol II from Romain Merlin who prepared the catalogues to the famous French bibliophile le Marquis du Roure. Subsequently in the library of the Athenaeum with its bookplate on the front pastedown endpapers and gilt device on the spines and front boards small blindstamp on each title-page and small library stamp on verso of each title-page white ink callnumbers on the spines internally a very good clean set. Covers rubbed with wear to extremities top edges darkened. Would rebind well with just the small title-page stamps as evidence of library provenance. Benjamin Duprat, Paris, auction catalogues for the sales commencing on 8 April 1843, 6 April 1846, and 15 November 1847 hardcover
158145085Apud Horatium de Gobbis | Venetiis (Venise) 1581 | 8 x 15 cm | relié
158145085Venetiis Venice Venise Venice: Apud Horatium de Gobbis 1581. Fine. Apud Horatium de Gobbis Venetiis Venice Venise Venice 1581 8 x 15 cm relié New edition after the first collected edition published in Venice in 1564. Illustrated with 27 woodcut title vignettes. It contains Zanitolla the 25 books of Baldus the Moscheide on the battle of flies against ants epistolarum. Contemporary full limp vellum binding. Smooth spine. Later title label. One hole at tail. Title page and p.7 restored in margin with antique paper. Three wormholes from title page to p.70. The macaronic genre created by the author himself is a burlesque and fantastical poetry written not in Latin but in low Latin a slang Latin mixing the dialect of Mantua and Italian. The author's pseudonym means Merlin the cook and the macaronicorum is a dish of macaroni. This defrocked monk tells us the story of Baldus and his nomadic adventures. The episode of the giant Fracasse and the rogue Cingar probably served as a source of inspiration for François Rabelais who was notably inspired by the life of the monk Folengo and his burlesque style practicing excessive enumeration and generalized mockery. Folengo died in 1544. Folengo's works form one of the most original creations of Italian Renaissance literature. Apud Horatium de Gobbis hardcover
153816626Paris, Yolande Bonhomme pour Jean Petit, 1538-1539. In-8 gothique (16 x 10 cm) de (8)-CLXX-(1) ff., (sign. A8, A-X8, Y3), maroquin brun, dos à nerfs, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées (Petit).
