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1597V41708Freyburg (Martin Böckler) 1597 (= Erste Ausgabe). kl-8°, private Pappe des 18.Jahrhunderts mit Resten eines Schreibens bezogen (Hardcover), 110 S. 1
1552189051552 Relié avec jaquette - 15,5 x 22,5 - 441 pp - année 2001 - Edition Campisoliennes - 3ème édition revue, augmentée, illustrée, reliée toile et dorée tranche ouvrage tiré a 750 exemplaires
158642627Paris, Arnold Sittart, 1586. In-8 de (16)-129 feuillets chiffrés (sign. á8, é8, A-Q8, R1), maroquin vert, dos orné à six nerfs, triple filet doré sur les plats, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées (reliure du XVIIIe siècle).
156743705Coloniae Agrippinae (Köln), Geruuinum Calenium & Haeredes Iohannis Quientely, 1567. Folio. Bound in a contemp. full calf, raised bands, rebacked preserving most of the old spine, compartments with small vignettes in gold. Gilt lineborders to covers. An oval gilt decoration to middle of both covers. Some scratches. A repair to one corner and a small part of frontcover. Titlepage with large woodcut device. (4),1003 pp. Printed in two columns. Many fine initials in woodcut. Internally fine. This volume comes from the library of the Antoninian munks at the L'Eglise de Saint Antoine in Montferrand "", inscribed on the titlepage ""Ex Libris domus sti (Sancti) Antonij Montisferandi"" Catalogo inscriptus"" and ""e......No.4""
157631981(Leipzig, Johannes Rhamba), 1576. Small8vo. No wrappers. (38) pp. (A8-C3). Clean.
1578ST15632London: Printed by John Kingston for Andrew Maunsell 1578. First Edition in English. 189 x 134 mm. 7 3/8 x 5 1/4". 4 87 1 leaves with foliation errors but complete.Translated from the Latin by Thomas Twyne. <br/> Retrospective half pigskin over marbled boards raised bands red morocco label. Title with woodcut ornament head- and tailpieces many decorative initials. Printed in black letter. Front pastedown with Macclesfield bookplate for the South library; title with inscription in ink "Dulcius ex ipso fonte bibuntur aquae" "Sweetly the waters have been drunk from the fountain itself" and with the initials "D. Fl." see below; a couple of contemporary annotations in ink one slightly shaved; numerous marginal readers' marks in ink and pencil. STC 6231; ESTC S105155. Paper a shade or two less than bright title somewhat soiled a dark stain affecting the upper corner of ff. 24-28 touching text but all is legible; still an overall very good clean copy in a pleasing new binding.<br/> <br/> This is the first appearance in English of Daneau's 1576 "Physica Christiana" the foundational work of "Mosaic physics" which attempted to reconcile the account of creation in Genesis with scientific knowledge of the natural world in order to create a "Christian natural philosophy." Though obviously theological in origin "Christian Physics" is nevertheless substantially a work of natural history generally adopting the Aristotelian worldview then prevalent. The first of two parts is a disquisition on creation a long Socratic dialogue on the meaning of the opening chapters of Genesis. The second part which occupies a good deal more than two-thirds of the volume is a broader treatise on nature including discussion of such things as light and shadow meteors the rainbow thunder precious stones glass gold various trees stars and planets fish birds elephants foxes and many more topics. A Calvinist theologian forced into itinerancy because of his incautiously expressed opinions Daneau 1530-95 produced a considerable number of books mostly commentaries on the Bible and controversial works written against Lutherans and Catholics alike. Our copy has a couple of curious contemporary marginal annotations. On the verso of fo. 2 at the beginning of the second chapter someone noted "Five / speciall / copies of na- / turall phi- / losophye." And at the head of fo. 39 mis-numbered 40 recto is the inscription "Sr. Walter Rawley Laureatus poeta May 4 anno reg. Eliz. 39 anno dom. 1598." There is nothing in Raleigh's biography that can account for his being mentioned as poet laureate in 1598; in that period he was occupied in naval pursuits against the Spanish armada. It has been suggested that our copy was once owned by scholar and translator Andrew Hartwell 1553-1606 a bibliophile who sometimes used the Latin motto which appears on the title page here and who marked passages in his books with the floret-like squiggle seen here on ff. 3-12. At the same time the "D. Fl." inscription on the title page resembles the ownership mark used by the celebrated 17th century bibliophile antiquary politician and magistrate Sir Daniel Fleming 1633-1701. Later the book was securely located in the great library of the earls of Macclesfield which was sold in 12 sales at Sotheby's from 16 March 2004 to 2 October 2008 for some £22 million at the time approximately $40 million. The library was dispersed when the 9th Earl Macclesfield Richard Timothy George Mansfield Parker b. 1943 who was described by the "Independent" as leading an "unconventional lifestyle" was forced to leave his 14th century Shirburn Castle after a protracted family dispute. Called by the paper "a sleeping beauty" his crenellated home had a moat a drawbridge and at the time of the Earl's departure a repair bill of approximately £2.6 million. Despite the building's dilapidation the books in the very large library were distinguished for being uniformly well preserved were almost always in their original bindings and were a sensation at auction for more than four years. The present work is rare: ABPC and RBH locate just one other copy at auction in the past 40 years. [Printed by John Kingston] for Andrew Maunsell unknown
156346402355Paris, Jérôme de Marnef et Guillaume Cavellat, 1563 ; in-16, cartonnage bradel papier brun, pièce de titre. (Reliure du XIXe) 657 pp., 7 ff. n. ch.Nouveau testament en latin.Cette édition très rare est ornée de 144 illustrations gravées sur bois copiées sur les figures du Nouveau testament de Bernard SALOMON gravées pour les éditions lyonnaises de Jean de Tournes. - Darlow and Moule II, 6144. Ex-libris manuscrit sur le titre : C. L. Teroüenne 1663.
1542STLB0082[Frankfurt/Main, Cyriacus Jacob] 1542. Kl.-8°. 8 Bll., späterer roter Samtband, Einbd. abgegriffen u. stark lichtrandig, innen wasserrandig, Fußschnitt knapp beschnitten, 1 Bl. mit Verlust einer Textzeile. VD 16; Schottenloher 3, 31874. Selten.
1575000429bLUGDUNI. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1575. Half-Leather. ROYAL FOLIO. PRINTED 1575. ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT HEBREW GRAMMARS EVER COMPILED AND AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE TRANSLATORS OF THE KING JAMES BIBLEFrom the esteemed 18th century library of Thomas Peckitt himself the author of Hebrew Grammar and other theological works with his fine bookplate and signature. It should be noted that this is a very important volume in the Biblical Studies; The Trinitarian Bible Society in their April - June 1979 Quarterly Record cites this volume as being at the disposal of the translators for the KING JAMES BIBLE. The Book: Pagninus "Thesaurus Linguæ Sanctæ" Lugduni 1575. Large Folio Orginal soft calf with blindstamping sympathetically rebacked internally clean. From the famed library of Henry Peckitt well known 18th century scriptural scholar with his siganture and handsome bookplate. Pagninus was perhaps the greatest of Christian Lexicographers and whose work was fundamental as an aid to 16th-century scriptural translators. A highly important work only one copy of this 1575 edition in 30 years of auction records and that copy was a very poor one lacking a leaf. A Finer 1548 Edition of this work Christies June 26 1996 lot 113 $9240.00 As a measure if Pagninus' importance it should be noted that that the first printed Bible divided into verses was an Old Testament Latin edition by Pagninus. ; Latin Hebrew; Elephant Folio - over 15" - 23" tall; JUDAISM HEBREW LANGUAGE GRAMMAR CHRISTIANITY BIBLE STUDIES THESAURUS DICTIONARYREFERENCE JUDAICA JUDAISM HEBREW ETHNIC CHOSEN PEOPLE PEOPLE OF THE BOOK JEW HEBRAIC JUDEO-CHRISTIAN . LUGDUNI hardcover
1594LRB100214In-8° demi veau fauve, dos orné de filets dorés, pièce de titre verte, tranches marbrées (reliure XIXe siècle). Epîdermures aux mors, reliure solide, charnières impeccables, ex-libris JJS. Collationné complet malgré un grand désordre typographique de numérotation Titre-5 ff° - 625 p. - 21p. (non foliotées)
1541dk1469Parisiis, Apud Ioannem Roigny, Sub quator Elementis, via ad diuum Iacobum Relié 1541 "In-12 (11,3 x 17,5 cm), reliure plein parchemin, dos à 3 nerfs, 8 feuillets non numérotés puis cclxix pages, texte en latin, édition 1541, titre complet : ""Sermones Dominicales super Euangelica & Epistolas de tempore hyemali : plurima scitu necessaria non solum diuini verbi declamatoribus : verumetiam singulis christiane religionis cultoribus complectentes : editi a fratre Hugone de Prato Florido ordinis predicatorum : ac nuperrime summa diligentia castigati. Addita est Tabula alphabetica serie con texta : lectoribus tam precellentis operis apprime utilis : in qua per appositionem maius cularum literarum precipue sermonum ma terie quam brevissime continentur"" ; dos piqué, page de titre restaurée en queue, quelques rares rousseurs à l'intérieur, nom de l'auteur manuscrit sur la tranche inférieure, par ailleurs bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande."
1585V42196Dillingen (Johannem Mayer) 1585 (= Erste Ausgabe). kl-8°, Pergament der Zeit mit Fadenheftung und Lasche - und rot-schwarzem Titelkupfer (Hardcover), 89 S., (sehr seltenes Exemplar) 1
159499936314Apud Joan. Wecheli viduam Francofurti Apud Joan. Wecheli Viduam, Nicolai Bassaei, 1594. Fort In-8 relié plein veau, dos à nerfs. 26 + 542 + 24 pages pour l'index. De intergritae, quae decet chrsitianos. Cunctis, quibus animae falus revera curue est, tum propter insignem pietatis doctrinam, tum propter similium frequentiam, maxime utiles ax necessariae. E Greco in latinum sermonen converse & coniunctim nunc primum in germania edita . Mors du 1er plat un peu un peu fendu sur environ 3cm, coins un peu émoussés, bon état intérieur. Très bon exemplaire malgré les petits défauts signalés.
1552185411552 Relié - 15,5 x 23 - 210 pp - Editons Dominique Martin Morin
1545000952Paris: Apud Ambrosium Girault sub pellicano in via Iacobea 1545. Hardcover. See Description. Small 8vo. ff. 16 247. Lacking final blank leaf. 20 Woodcut illustrations depicting imagery from the "Apocalypse of John" accompany the text. Occasional woodcut decorative initials are also present. The title displays Ambroise Giraults woodcut printers device. A clipped area 1.7 x 6 cm in the upper outer margin of the title page is carefully restored using matching period paper difficult to notice at first glance. The title is also marked with the addition of red hand-ruled panel lines well executed perhaps done at an early date imitating a style sometimes seen in 17th century English Bibles and prayer books. Interior contains occasional spots of foxing; the title shows some scattered foxing; a couple of words of extremely faint marginalia are present in the outer margin of the third leaf and p. 107 Oiii. Bound in full modern off-white vellum over boards after an early style. Apparently at least 5 or 6 printers/publishers shared in the production of this edition; therefore several variations of the imprint and the title page exist. The colophon reads: Gulielmus Thibout imprimebat Parisiis in via vulgo dicta boni putei sub insigni quinque speculorum anno domini M.D.X.LV. Mense Septembris. Rupert de Deutz c. 1075 c.1129 was an influential Benedictine theologian who later in life became Abbot of Deutz Abby in Cologne. He wrote many works of Biblical exegesis. Ruperts commentary on the Apocalypse of John is noted by scholars alongside the slightly later commentary by Joachim of Fiore as one of the more original Apocalypse commentaries of the Middle Ages. USTC 195670; Pettegree French Books 85309; Not in Adams. <br/> <br/> Apud Ambrosium Girault, sub pellicano in via Iacobea hardcover
152574530Apud Joannem Parvum | Paris 1525 | 11 x 17.50 cm | relié
1564STLE0041Ingolstadt, Alexander und Samuel Weißenhorn 1564. [8], 102 (von 103) Bl. Restaurierter Lederband auf zwei Bünden. Innen durchgeh. gebräunt. Das fehlende (letzte) Bl. 103 liegt als Photokopie bei. VD16 F 488. Nicht bei ADB. - DIESES OBJEKT UNTERLIEGT DER DIFFERENZBESTEUERUNG.
156957498S. n. | s. l. [Grenade] 1569 | 21.50 x 30.50 cm | relié
152011857Lugduni, Lyon Jacques Huguetan 1er 1520 In-4 gothique à 2 colonnes de 3 ff. liminaires, 188 feuillets chiffrés et 1 ff.n.ch., reliure d'époque veau brun, plats estampé à froid sur ais de bois, dos muet à gros nerfs. 265 mm x185 mm aux nerfs(Les fermoirs manquent, le dos a été restauré, le titre comporte des annotations du temps sur la marge extérieure).
150847403Jehan Petit | [Paris] 1508 | 10 x 16.50 cm | relié
15661214211566 Parisiis, Apud Andream Wechelum (tomus primus), Apud Audoenum Paruum, sub intersignio Lilij aurei, via ad D. Jacobum (tomus secundus) - 1566 - 1ère édition - Deux volumes In-duodecimo, reliure plein veau blond de l'époque, dos à quatre nerfs, caissons, fleurons, encadrements et titres dorés, étiquette sur fond bordeaux - Ex-libris sur l'intérieur des deux premiers plats "Ex-Libris Antoni Marioe Dumas Rectoris de Chauffaille" - 760 pages + 751 pages - Texte en latin avec belles lettrines
158539802Paris, Guillaume Chaudiere, 1585. In-8 réglé (11 x 18 cm) de (8)-399-(13) ff. (sign. a8 A-Z8 Aa-Zz8 AAa-EEe8 FFf4), maroquin souple brun, dos lisse semé de fleurs de lys orné d’un médaillon ovale figurant la Crucifixion, titre et devise royale « Spes mea Deus » en pied de dos, médaillon de la Crucifixion répété sur les plats, triple filet à froid d’encadrement, oeillet de fil ocre, tranches dorées (reliure de l'époque).
1555931Paris Apud Gaeotum à Prato (Galliot du Pré). 1555 2 volumes, COMPLET In-8- 11 x 17 cm Reliure postérieure (XVIIIe) en pleine basane fauve, dos à cinq nerfs guillochés ornés de caissons à motifs floraux dorés, filets dorés sur les coupes, tranches rouges. T.1: (31 f.)-327 pp.; T.2 : (3)-236 pp.-(2 f.)
160057451Kiøbenhaffn, Henrich Walkirch, 1600. Folio. I et samtidigt hellæderbind over træ. Ryg med fire ophøjede bind. Bind restaureret, men størstedelen af det oprindelige læder er bevaret på ryg og permer. Talrige ormehuller på permer. Verso af forperm tæt annotteret i samtidig hånd. Rester af to læderspænder. Første fire blade samt kolofon suppleret i faksimile. Otte blade i begyndelsen (sidste to af fortalen, samt Formanning til...) samt fyrre blade sidst (pp. 335-398 samt register) suppleret fra andet eksemplar. Bladene fra det indsatte eksemplar er beskåret ca 2 cm mere på alle marginer end det oprindelige eksemplar. Flere blade med reperationer i margin. (24), 362, 398, (18) pp. Med talrige monumentale halvsides træsnit i teksten illustrerende Jesu levnedsløb, hvis kunstner indtil for nylig var uidentificeret. (Se noten nedenfor).
157659834Kiøbenhaffn, (Andreas Gutterwitz og Hans Stockelmann), 1576. Folio. (27 x 19 cm.). Senere velbevaret hellæderbind i flammet kalv fra omkring 1850. Ryg med svagt ophøjede ægte bind, smalle forgyldte borter langs bindene. Forgyldt rygtitel: HUUSPOSTIL. Eksemplaret er næsten komplet, idet der kun mangler titelbladet til 1. del og det sidste blanke blad. Del.1: 13 (af 14) unummererede blade + 214 nummererede blade. Del 2: 234 nummererede + 13 unummererede. Med talrige monumentale halvsides træsnit i teksten illustrerende Jesu levnedsløb, hvis kunstner indtil for nylig var uidentificeret. (Se noten neden for). Nogle fejlpagineringer i begge Dele. 2 signaturer (læg) ombyttede (i 1. Del og i registeret). Trykt på svært papir og med lettere brugsspor, mest blandt de første blade i 1. Del. Ca. 20 blade omkantede, ca. 15 blade kantforstærkede i højre margin, 3 blade reparerede med teksttab. Enkelte blade reparerede i kanter med tab af bogstaver i marginalierne. Kolofonbladet repareret i alle kanter, men uden tab af tekst. Enkelte blade med svage skjolder og brunpletter. Et læg i registeret løsnet. Alt i alt et usædvanligt velbevaret eksemplar af dette monumentalværk i dansk teologisk litteratur. Folio. (27 x 19 cm.). Later well preserved full mottled calf binding from ca 1850. Slightly raised real bands to spine, slim gilt borders along the bands. Gilt title to spine. The copy is nearly complete, as its is only lacking the title-page for part 1 and the final blank. Part 1: 13 (of 14) unnumbered leaves + 214 numbered laeves. Part II: 234 numbered leaves + 13 unnumbered leaves. Some paginational errors in both parts. Two quires have been swapped (in part 1 and the index). With numerous half-page woodcuts in the text depicting the life of Jesus. Until recently, the artist had remained unidentified (please see note below for clarification). Printed on thick, heavy paper. Signs of use, mostly to the first leaves of part 1. Ca 20 leaves re-margined, and ca 15 leaves re-inforced at outer margin. Three leaves repaired with loss of text. A few leaves restores at edges with marginal loss of lettering. All edges of colophon repaired, but no loss of text. A few leaves with light damp staining and brownspotting. One quire of the index loose. All in all an unusually well preserved copy of this extremely rare monument of Danish theology.
