[RAMPALLE, Daniel]Livre Rare Book
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102145A Lyon, chez Christofle Fourmy, ruë Merciere à l'Occasion, 1666, 1 volume in-12 de 165x105 mm environ, 78 pages, reliure postérieure, demi basane marbrée cognac, dos à nerfs portant titres dorés sur pièce de titre cerise. L'Epître es signé Rampalle, qui ne s'y donne que comme traducteur. C'est un des meilleurs traités de chiromancie qui existent, complet des 6 planches finement gravées. L'Edition originale date de 1653 (Caillet T. III - 9577). bon état.
[16]-343-1 blanche-[4]-117-[1] pp (saut de 84 à 87 sans manque) [Sign à8, A-Z8, Aa- Ff8] Basane havane, dos à nerfs orné, tranches jaspées. Reliure de l'époque 1672, 1672, in-12, [16]-343-1 blanche-[4]-117-[1] pp (saut de 84 à 87 sans manque) [Sign à8, A-Z8, Aa- Ff8], Basane havane, dos à nerfs orné, tranches jaspées. Reliure de l'époque, Rare édition populaire collective. Elle est illustrée d'un curieux portrait de l'auteur, de vignettes et diagrammes astrologiques, d'une planche figurant un squelette et d'une grande planche repliée de Chiomancie. Philosophe et alchimiste de la fin du 16e siècle, Jean Belot, curé de Milmonts, s'occupa toute sa vie de l'étude des sciences occultes. La première partie de l'ouvrage traite de Chiromancie, la seconde s'ouvre sur la Physio[g]nomie et contient le trait de la mémoire artificielle. La dernière partie renferme « l'oeuvre des oeuvres » et un curieux traité sur l'art de prêcher. L'originale collective semble avoir été publiée en 1640 à Rouen. Reliure abîmée manques, coiffes et coins abîmées, Rousseurs éparses, petit manque marginal en pied d'une page. Réparation longitudinale à la planche de chiromance. Provenance : Bibliothèque des capucins de ? (ex-libris manuscrit difficile lisible sur la page de titre) Références. BnF Arsenal 8-S-14306. Cette édition manque à Caillet et Dorbon. Guaita n°1675 et Cioranescu n°11206 pour l'édition de 1640
1665238771665 Paris: François Clousier,sur le Quai des Grands Augustins, 1667 pour la page de titre,- détachée,sans mention d'edition, La grande chyromance naturelle,ov L'art parfait de se connoître soy-mesme, édition de 1665 pour le reste (texte,privilége daté 1664, et planches); petit in-4; [3 ff.], 212 p.; 90 planches gravées reliées in fine.Reliure ancienne,pièce de titre au dos,exemplaire usagé correct.Bon tirage des planches,quelques galeries de ver en marge de qques feuillets,rare édition originale avec un titre renouvellé et inconnu.Complet.
170159837Franckfurt am Main, Georg Heinrich Oehrling, 1701. Old modest hcalf. Handwritten titlelabel on spine. Light wear to spine. Engraved frontispiece-portrait, engraved title-page (and printed in red/black). (12),208 pp., 24 engraved plates. Frontispiece and engraved title a bit shaved at bottom. First 2 leaves a bit frayed (no loss of text). Light occassional browning and light traces of use.
170159837Franckfurt am Main Georg Heinrich Oehrling 1701. Old modest hcalf. Handwritten titlelabel on spine. Light wear to spine. Engraved frontispiece-portrait engraved title-page and printed in red/black. 12208 pp. 24 engraved plates. Frontispiece and engraved title a bit shaved at bottom. First 2 leaves a bit frayed no loss of text. Light occassional browning and light traces of use. <br/><br/><em>Scarce third edition the first 1692 of this manual in chiromancy. </em> unknown
171328785Franckfurt und Leipzig, P.W. Stock, 1713. - Witbound: Schalitz, Christian. Die Von Aberglauben, Vanitæten und Teuscherey gereinigte Chiromantia und Physiognomia. Leipzig, Wilh. Stocken, 1716. Small 8vo. Bound in cont. blue boards. - Praetorius: Title in red/black. (14),128 pp. and 9 folded woodcut-plates ( one plate defective loosing a third from lower left corner, repaired, one plate loose, some tears), woodcuts in the text. - Schalitz: Engraved portrait as frontispiece. 61 pp. and 5 large folded engraved plates. Some browning to leaves and light staining to plates. Plates showing traces of use.
171328785Franckfurt und Leipzig P.W. Stock 1713. - Witbound: Schalitz Christian. Die Von Aberglauben Vanitæten und Teuscherey gereinigte Chiromantia und Physiognomia. Leipzig Wilh. Stocken 1716. Small 8vo. Bound in cont. blue boards. - Praetorius: Title in red/black. 14128 pp. and 9 folded woodcut-plates one plate defective loosing a third from lower left corner repaired one plate loose some tears woodcuts in the text. - Schalitz: Engraved portrait as frontispiece. 61 pp. and 5 large folded engraved plates. Some browning to leaves and light staining to plates. Plates showing traces of use. <br/><br/><em>Two scarce works on Chiromantcs in German. Praetorius' work from 1661 in latin was abandoned by the Catholic Church and put on Index </em> hardcover
22684Paris, Thomas Jolly, 1658. In-4, [8]-VIII-225-[2] pp., demi-maroquin rouge de Thompson, dos à nerfs, tranches mouchetées (reliure un peu défraîchie mais solide, petite mouillure marginale, quelques petites rousseurs notamment en début de volume).
"In-8°piccolo, (4cc), 643pp, (33cc), legatura in piena pergamena coeva con unghiature, titolo manoscritto al dorso. Prima edizione, curata da Peiresc. Raguseo, un chierico che arrivò a Padova come secondo professore ordinario di filosofia,diventando amico di Galileo, fu uno dei maggiori esponenti di quella corrente contraria all'astrologia, così in voga in quel periodo. Questo volume contiene le sue lettere sulla divinazione e sull'astrologia, che condanna assieme ad altre scienze occulte quali la chiromanzia, la fisiognomica e la geomanzia. ""Inizialmente coltivò l'eloquenza, quindi la filosofia e teologia, poi si dedicò interamente alla medicina e alla matematica...E non si fermò qui, ché diventò presto seguace dell'arte di Lullo...Possedeva una famosa biblioteca, che sfortunatamente venne venduta dopo la sua morte"" (Thorndike, VI, pp 201-02) Riccardi I. 336. Cantamessa 3693. In-8 ° small, (4cc), 643pp, (33cc), contemporary full vellum binding with overlapping fore-edges, handwritten title on the spine. First edition, published by Peiresc. Raguseo, a cleric who arrived in Padua as a second professor of philosophy, becoming a friend of Galileo, was one of the leading exponents of that current contrary to astrology, so in vogue at that time. This volume contains his letters on divination and astrology, which he condemns along with other occult sciences such as palmistry, physiognomy and geomancy. ""Initially he cultivated eloquence, then philosophy and theology, then he devoted himself entirely to medicine and mathematics ... And he didn't stop there, as he soon became a follower of Llull's art ... He owned a famous library, which unfortunately was sold after his death ""(Thorndike, VI, pp 201-02) Riccardi I. 336. Cantamessa 3693. "
