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1757NS0265Lugduni Batavorum MDCCLVII Leiden 1757. Calvin's assistant and successor in Geneva published these racy poems of his youth in 1548. BOUND WITH as issued: Muret Marc-Antoine 1526-1585. <i>Marci Antonii Mureti Juvenilia</i>: x 11-106 iv 3-156 pages portrait frontispiece; 16 cm.; Signatures: A8 B4-X8 Y4. Title-page vignette; head- & tail-pieces. This volume also contains "Joannis Secundi Hagiensis Juvenilia"-- the <i>Juvenilia</i> of Janus Secundus 1511-1536-- with separate title page dated 1756 and pagination. Within this there is further "Pancharis Joan. Bonefonii Arveni" pages 111-156-- the <i>Pancharis</i> of Jean Bonnefons 1554-1614-- with caption title only. These three texts are bound as issued after Théodore de Bèze <i>Poemata</i>. Hard Cover. 4 iv 124 pages 1 leaf portrait front.; 16 cm. Signatures: A8 B4-I8 K4 L2. Includes half-title: <i>Theodori Bezae Vezelii Poemata</i>. Title-page vignette. Heraldic bookplate of J. Jac. Volkmann. VG; bound in full mottled leather hinges cracked. Stock#NS0265. Lugduni Batavorum, MDCCLVII. hardcover
1783100901Toulouse : Chez Claude-Augustin Manavit 1783. 265x215mm. VI - 1 ff. - 621 pages bandeaux lettrines reliure plein veau de lՎpoque avec caissons ˆ ornementations dorÂŽs au dos ˆ nerfs. PiÂce de titre dorÂŽs au dos. Hormis coins du plat supÂŽrieur usÂŽs belle reliure. Bel exemplaire. 1462 Chez Claude-Augustin Manavit unknown
172683910Lipsiae: sumptibus heredum J. Grossii 1726. Hardcover. Very good with minor wear and reverse shadow of lacking small shelf label to spine bottom. A few private library numbers hand-written on paste-downs; else a tight clean copy. Octavo in full vellum frontis. 798 212 & 112 pages; 18 cm. In Latin. Three works with separate paginations bound as a single volume. sumptibus heredum J. Grossii hardcover
1750041FR1Chez Andre Cailleau Paris: 1750. 1750 pp. v 370 4. Apparently lacking the half-title and two plates which are found in some copies. 12 mo. 170 mm. Original French full leather binding; somewhat worn. An interesting collection that contains: reflections on the origin of the nations drawn from analysis of their language; evidence of a universal deluge Noah's Flood; and comments on - natural history; medicine; chemistry; geography; etc. Scarce. FR1 Language: eng. Hardcover. Very Good. Chez Andre Cailleau, Paris: 1750. hardcover
170770419BB1707 . 2 Bände in 1. Leipzig: Joh. Gross 1707. 8°. 786 S. 2 Bll. 228 102 S. 1 Porträt Pergament Einband berieben und wenig befleckt; Seiten leicht wasserwellig und mit alten Wasseflecken ohne Textverlust; S. 210 mit Fehlstelle ohne Textverlust; Marginalien von alter Hand; Buchblock leicht bestossen; Vorsatzblatt abgegriffen Editio Novissima Summo Studio recensita & ab innumeris mendis quibus priores omnes scatebant vindicata. unknown
1757NS0264Lugduni Batavorum MDCCLVII Leiden 1757. Muret a friend of poets of the Pléïade wrote these poems many of them erotic in his youth. This volume also contains "Joannis Secundi Hagiensis Juvenilia" --the <i>Juvenilia</i> of Janus Secundus 1511-1536-- with separate title-page dated 1756 and pagination. Within this there is further "Pancharis Joan. Bonefonii Arveni" pages 111-156-- the <i>Pancharis</i> of Jean Bonnefons 1554-1614-- with caption title only. These three texts are bound as issued with a fourth: Theodore de Beze <i>Poemata</i>. A collection of Latin poetry of the French literary Renaissance. Bookplate of Liechtensteinianus. Hard Cover. x 11-106 iv 3-156 pages portrait front.; 18.5 cm. Signatures: A8 B4-X8 Y4. Title-page vignette; head- & tail-pieces. Vg/ bound in publisher's cardboard with wide margins for the anticipated rebinding. Stock#NS0264. Lugduni Batavorum, MDCCLVII. hardcover
172457559à Paris: Chez André Cailleau 1724. Fine. Chez André Cailleau à Paris 1724 9 x 16.50 cm relié The rare first edition. Contemporary brown full calf binding. Spine with raised bands decorated. Red morocco title label. Headcaps torn. One lack to the tail compartment. One corner slightly bumped. The privilege continuation has been placed at the end of the novel probably because it contains the table on the verso. Story of the son of the King of Sweden who finds himself transported through the air by means of a cloud and winds and finds himself in Spain where we witness his adventures. The reader's notice specifies: ""Les avantures dont je parle ne sont pas chimériques . Elle sont tirées de l'histoire secrette de Suède."" ""The adventures I speak of are not chimerical . They are drawn from the secret history of Sweden."". The approbation is signed by Father Richard and notes the sweet pleasure and amusement of this tale which follows in the footsteps of Cyrano. La vieille précieuse is a short comedy in which we see an elderly lady whose new attire allows her to seduce again. Legrand was a famous actor and playwright of the 17th century; he wrote about forty plays including one about Cartouche the famous bandit whom he even visited in his prison to give his play more realism. Blue stamp on title page: Jouaunnau de Nully. Lunay. La Vaudourière. NB: This work is available at the bookshop on request within 48 hours. Chez André Cailleau hardcover
176790644Lyon: Benoit Duplain 1767. Fine. Benoit Duplain Lyon 1767 10 x 17.4 cm Relié First edition. Contemporary full mottled fawn calf smooth spine gilt with floral tools and gilt geometric tooling tan calf lettering-piece gilt rolls to the headcaps now largely faded a small loss to the upper headcap some rubbing to the joints single blind fillet framing the covers marbled endpapers gilt fillets to the edges of the boards mostly worn away yellow sprinkled edges corners just a little softened; a period binding. Sole edition of this history of travel since Antiquity considered from the standpoint of its benefits to trade and commerce. The work is nominally presented as a translation though it is in fact by the Marseille man of letters Marc-Antoine Eidous 17241790 one of the industrious but somewhat pedestrian contributors to the Encyclopédie. Benoit Duplain hardcover
171217086Benevento: Typographia Archiepiscopali 1712. Contemporary limp vellum with the manuscript title on the spine blue marbled edges. 4to. With the title in a double-line frame built up from short rules a woodcut tailpiece a factotum plus one repeat with a different letter and a factotum and other decorations built up of typographical ornaments. First and only edition of a very rare essay on the philosophical and scientific theses of René Descartes 1596-1650 by Marco Antonio Sancti dates unknown from Siena who lived in Benevento at the time. After the half-title and title-page follow the authors dedication to Cardinal Vincentio Maria Ursino archbishop of Benevento Ad lectorem two imprimaturs dated 1 & 4 February 1712 respectively and the Praeambula. The text is divided into two parts but they share a single series of page numbers 1-63 with a drop-title for the second part on F2 p. 43 so they were never issued separately. The work ends with indices and errata.The vellum is somewhat stained. Some of the leaves are somewhat water stained mostly in the margins. Otherwise in good condition.l WorldCat 27076303 458924247 4 copies. Typographia Archiepiscopali, hardcover
17763239bdVenezia: Presso l’Erede di Niccolo Pezzana 1776. Octavo original boards hardcover uncut cxii 245 pp. Decorative initials. Near-Fine; former-owner bookplate. Presso l’Erede di Niccolo Pezzana, 1776. hardcover
