[Plague Cemeteries] [Funerary Monuments] Christoph Friedrich Gugel; Johann Azelt [frontis]Biblio.com
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168247304Nürnberg Nuremburg: In Verlegung Leonhard Loschge / druckts Christian Sigmund Froberg 1682. Very Good. Nürnberg Nuremburg: Jn Verlegung Leonhard Loschge / druckts Christian Sigmund Froberg 1682. First Edition. Quarto 21cm; viii321i.e. 265xi188xiipp pp 217-272 omitted in pagination collated complete; engraved frontis by Johann Azelt with two vignette tailpieces and occasional typographic representations of more elaborate markers. Contemporary vellum boards with manuscript titling in ink on spine. Speckled page edges. Modern ownership signature of a Sigmund G. Haffner in red pen on front free endpaper. Split to vellum at top of front joint across spine with exposure but binding holding soundly; general soiling and smudging to surface with spine titling dulled. Brief tear along bottom gutter to frontis.Marginal note with in-text ink corrections on p. 308 of Johannis section else interior unmarked. <br /> <br /> Indexed record of monuments epitaphs and gravestones in Nuremberg's Johannisfriedhof St. John's and Rochusfriedhof St. Rochus cemeteries with an impressively skeletal frontis by Nuremberg engraver Johann Azelt.<br /> <br /> Both cemeteries were established outside the Old Town walls during plague outbreaks in the 1510s with St. John's expanded from the existing leper's cemetery dating back to the 13th century. One notable St. John's resident is painter and printmaker Albrecht Durer whose marker is typographically rendered on p. 95. St. Rochus established as a dedicated plague cemetery takes its name from the 14th century Majorcan confessor and patron saint of invalids and dogs who was said to have cured many plague victims throughout Italy with a Sign of the Cross and was said to have survived it himself. Gugel 1648-1706 son of nobleman and chief lower court assessor Christoph Hieronymus Gugel studied in Leiden and travelled before returning to Nuremberg busying himself with chronicling the monuments herein as well as a family history.<br /> <br /> Eighteen copies via OCLC at time of writing chiefly in Germany with two in the US at Harvard Divinity School and the Pennsylvania Office of Commonwealth Library and none in the UK.<br /> <br /> Full title translation: Memorial Cemetery of Noric Christians. That is: A correct presentation and list of all those monuments epitaphs and gravestones which are located on and in the three cemeteries belonging to the Holy Free Imperial City of Nuremberg-St. John's St. Roch's and the suburb of Wehrd-as well as in their churches and chapels whether carved in metal or brass or in stone or painted on wood and hanging banners. Compiled and presented with particular diligence by a curious enthusiast. In Verlegung Leonhard Loschge / druckts Christian Sigmund Froberg unknown
15x21 cm, 8 righe a stampa e 4 righe manoscritte, Stemma inciso e testo incorniciato. Antica scritta a penna al retro. Passaporto datato23 febb. dell'anno 1738 con firma manoscritto del deputato
<p>29,5x18 cm, modulo stampato, ma non compilato per trasporto di merci libere "da ogni sospetto di peste". Due timbri figurati: S. Genesius Episc. e torre con leoni. Sul retro 9 righe in antica scrittura di ardua interpretazione e tre somme</p>
17x21 cm, 4 righe a stampa e 8 manoscritte con nominativi e firma, datato 27 maggio 1739
A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Slight edge wear. Dark blue leather-textured boards, bright gold lettering in red spine panel, extensive gold designs on the spine. Gold portrait of Alfred Bernhard Nobel in red oval on front cover. Full-page b/w scratchboard portraits of Camus and Churchill. Four full-page color illustrations accompany The Plague, four full-page color maps accompany The Island Race. Table of Contents - Albert Camus: Presentation Address; Acceptance Speech; The Plague; The Life and Works of Albert Camus; The 1957 Prize. Winston Churchill: Presentation address; Acceptance speech; My Early Life (Excerpt) ; The Island Race, The life and works of Winston Churchill; The 1953 Prize.
31129Basel, Wilhelm Haas 1837, 220x190mm, 23Seiten, broschiert.
1996GITe281Aix Edisud 1996. In-8 broché couverture illustrée 335pp. Nombreuses illustrations dans le texte et à pleine page. Bel exemplaire frais et complet, offert par un adjoint au Maire d'Aix-en-Provence.
Number stamped on rear end paper. No other marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards, slight foxing to page edges, dusty top of page edges and no bumping to corners. Slightly dusty dust jacket not price clipped or marked with nicks and chips to spine ends and corners. 304pp. A romance set in the year of the Great Plague in Florence in 1347. A fairly scarce book.
940452Typographie Et Lithographie Ve Marius Olive Marseille 1856 Plaquette in-8 ( 225 X 100 mm ) de 56 pages, cartonnage de papier camel à la bradel, dos lisse avec pièce de titre de basane noisette. EDITION ORIGINALE. Bel exemplaire.
Virgilio Tisi montichiari e la peste del 1630 Zanetti Editore Rilegatura brossura Ottime condizioni
16733Paris, Ramsay, 1997. 15 x 24, 285 pp., broché, très bon état.
76645aafParis, Albin Michel, s.d. (1920) in-8vo, 477 p., + LXXX gravures, brochure originale illustrée.
In-16 (18.30), brossura illustrata, pp. 478, (2), con illustrazioni in bianco e nero fuori testo. Texte en français. Minime tracce d’uso ed al cune carte leggermente scollate; peraltro, testo in buono stato (text in good condition).
188324262Marseille, Imprimerie marseillaise, 1883. In-8 broché. 24 pp.
In-8 p (mm. 212 x 128), cartonato muto coevo. Il volume raccoglie i seguenti 9 opuscoli (di diverso formato e di editori diversi): - Guyton-Morveau “Metodo per purgare le arie infette...” (1817), pp. 55, con 2 tavole a colori fuori testo. - “Storia della malattia che trasse a morte l’avvocato sig. Luigi Rainoldi..” (1826), pp. 43. - Bodei A. “Preparativi per la soluzione di gravissimi problemi intorno all’epidemia dominante” (1817), pp. 110. - “Lettera d’un medico di città ad un parroco di campagna sulla febbre petecchiale e sui preservativi contro di essa” (s.d.), pp. 18. - “Istruzioni e regolamenti di privata sanitaria quarantina da osservarsi in caso di contagio per tenere lontano dalle proprie abitazioni il cholera-morbus e qualunque alta malattia contagiosa” (1831), pp. 24. - “De Cholerae modo epidimice in quibusdam Europae regionibus furentis symptomatibus diagnosticis...”, Ticini Regii, ex Tip. Fusi (1832), pp. 28. - Calderini C.A, “Precetti salutari per essere preservati dal cholera morbus” (1835), pp. 36. - Ferrario O. “Saggio analitico della così detta acqua purgativa della fonte vicina a Settala Distretto X, Provincia di Milano” (1826), pp.13. - “Avviso al popolo intorno al cholera-morbus” (1835), pp. 13.<br> Con qualche fiorit. ma certam. un buon esemplare.
Horum: Primus, De morbis muliebribus in quatuor libros dispositus - Secundus, De puerorum morbis, cum Tralliani de lumbricis epistola ab eodem Auctore in Latinum versa, & de venenosis, ac venenis opuscolo - Tertius, De peste, praesertim de Veneta & Patavina - Quartus, demum, De morbis cutaneis, in tres libros digestus: Atque hi omnes hac novissimaEditione suis propriis vel peculiaribus Indicibus studiosissim? conlustrati. 1 (4 parti) 24,5x16,5 cm., legatura in piena pergamena morbida, titolo manoscritto al dorso, legacci non completi, pagg. (6) 175 (19); (4) 188 (12) 70 (6); (8) 62 (6); (8) 168 (12); marca in frontespizio, testatine, capilettera e finalini, testo in latino con la versione in greco dell?Epistola, diverse annotazioni calligrafiche ai margini, qualche pagina brunita, piccoli segni di tarlo, qualche errore di numerazione e di impaginazione nelle pagine dell'Epistola, ma opera ben conservata e molto interessante, rara. Significativo ex libris Docteur P. A. Creange.
1802GITb285A Lyon chez Reymann et à Paris chez la Veuve Périsse An X 1802. In-8 5ff n ch 4-266 6pp. Demi percaline chagrinée anthracite, pièce de titre basane marron, relié vers 1840. Orné d'un frontispice colorié dépliant. Exemplaire en parfait état.
Fascicolo in 4° (cm. 24,5 x 19), 24 pp., senza brossura, edizione stampata presumibilmente in Francia, probabilmente a Parigi prima del 1811, perché in quella data già citata nella letteratura scientifica. Interessantissima monografia, sicuramente rara. Una gora d’umidità piuttosto estesa ma molto chiara, non inficiante la lettura.
Firenze, Loescher & Seeber, 1893, in-16, br. edit. con fregi tipografici (manca l'angolo inferiore esterno della copertina anteriore), pp. 62, [4], le ultime 2 cc. bianche.
197023529Paris France Empire 1970 Petit In-8 475 pp, illustrations en noir hors-texte, cartes in-texte. Jaquette illustrée en couleurs
1988sa1002Jean-Michel Garçon Dos carré collé 1988 In-8 (14,7 x 21,1 cm), dos carré collé, 352 pages ; premier plat de frottement , traces au quatrième plat, par ailleurs intérieur frais, assez bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
351351Editions Jean-Michel Garçon Marseille 1988 In-8 carré ( 210 X 145 mm ) de 352 pages, broché sous couverture illustrée. Très bel exemplaire.
341190Editions Jean-Michel Garçon Marseille 1988 In-8 carré ( 210 X 145 mm ) de 352 pages, broché sous couverture illustrée. Bel exemplaire.
451297Editions Jean-Michel Garçon Marseille 1968 In-8 carré ( 210 X 145 mm ) de 352 pages, broché sous couverture illustrée. EDITION ORIGINALE. Très bel exemplaire enrichi d'un envoi autographe signé des auteurs.
