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1752950798Salfeld und Leipzig: bey Joh. Michael Teubner 1752 1753 und 1754. hardcover. Gut. Zusammen ca. 14000 Seiten. Ganzpergamentbände der Zeit mit dreiseitig gemustertem Schnitt. Klein-Oktav 17 cm. Einbände leicht berieben und teils fleckig innen wenig gebräunt oder braunfleckig vereinzelt minimale Wurmspuren ohne Beeinträchtigung des Textes vorderer Vorsatz fehlt in Band 1 im Ganzen ordentlich erhalten. In Band 7 letzte 3 Blatt fleckig durch Abklatsch anderer Druckseiten in Band 8 auf 100 Seiten Druckdurchschlag der Text ist aber lesbar. Nicht eingehend kollationiert augenscheinlich aber vollständig. Jeder Band mit einer Vignette mit Luther-Porträt und dem Motto: "Seine blätter verwelcken nicht" und umfangreichen Registern. Jeder Band auch mit einem Vorwort zur 2. Auflage im ersten Band auch mit dem Abdruck der Ankündigung "Avertissement" der Ausgabe für die Leipziger Buchmesse 1751. Die erste Ausgabe erschien 1738-1742. Auch antisemitische Schriften Luthers sind in dieser Ausgabe enthalten. In Band 9 sind die Tischreden Luthers in zwei Teilen auf über 1700 Seiten incl. Register - als nicht so ausgewiesener 10. Band - angebunden: "Des Hocherleuchteten Mannes Gottes D. Martin Luthers Geist- und Sinn-reiche auserlesenen Tisch-Reden und andere erbauliche Gespräche. Salfeld: Wiedemann 1745." Titelblätter in Rot- und Schwarzdruck. Der Herausgeber dieser Ausgabe Benjamin Lindner 1694 - 1754 war herzoglich Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeldscher Superintendent und Hofprediger. Nach seinem Studium in Leipzig u.a. bei Olearius war er ein begeisterter Vertreter des Halleschen Pietismus und wurde Pfarrer in Schönbrunn/Brieg Sorau und Saalfeld. Seine ausgedehnten außerkirchlichen Erbauungsstunden förderten "öffentliche Heuchelei fromme Schelmerei Verfall des bürgerlichen Wohlstandes". vgl. Schimmelpfennig ADB Onlinefassung. Ob der Drucker Johann Michael Teubner 1695 - 1757 in verwandtschaftlicher Verbindung zum im 19. Jahrhundert gegründeten B.G. Teubner Verlag steht konnten wir nicht eruieren. VD18: 12586927-001. - Weitere Bilder auf Anfrage oder auf unserer Homepage. Wegen Urlaub kann Ihre Bestellung / Anfrage erst nach dem 21.06.2026 bearbeitet werden. - Because of holidays your order / question can be handled only after 06/21/2026. bey Joh. Michael Teubner hardcover
1763079333Germantown PA: Christopher Sower Christoph Saur 1763. Second edition. Leather Bound. pp. 992; 277 1. Thick 4to. Contemporary calf over reverse-bevelled wooden panel with plain spine showing 5 prominent raised bands and remains of clasps to foredge. Old leather band attached across spine head presumably for reinforcement. Copious family history notes to front pastedown some tide marks closed tears and the like throughout; p. 173 of NT shows corner torn off and laid in last page tattered and only laid-in with some loss to edges; binding remarkably sound text complete but end-matter and front free endpaper missing. Second edition of the earliest bible in a European language to be printed in America. Text printed in double columns in Gothic font. Family correspondance and photo laid in. Darlow & Moule 4240: "On Saur's death in 1758 he was succeeded by his only son who bore the same name. Christoph Saur the younger enlarged the business and in 1763 issued a second quarto edition 2000 copies of the Bible. In 1776 he had just completed a third edition 3000 copies when the outbreak of the American War of Independence interrupted the work and nearly the whole of the unbound sheets were used to make cartridges." Sabin 5192. OCLC 2996651. Christopher Sower [Christoph Saur] unknown
17333118Nuremberg J. A. Endter 1733. 1182 22 pp good condition - full leather bookband Nuremberg, J. A. Endter hardcover
170212375Amsterdam Jacob Lindenberg 1702/1703. titelprent 10 358 144 84 2 170 z.p. Origineel Leer met ribben stempels 8 hoeken en 2 sloten Folio. H. 41 x B. 27 x D. 12 cm. Lutherbijbel bevat het Oude en Nieuwe Testament en de Apocriefen. Geïllustreerd met een titelprent en de 5 uitvouwbaare kaarten. Met vele tekstgravures 15 x 20 cm. van Romeyn de Hooghe met onder elke prent een gedicht en uitgebreide toelichting door Henricus Vos. Het geheel is gebonden in de originele band met beslag. Bijgevoegd zijn het originele portret van de vertaler van deze Bijbel Adolf Visscher met op de achterkant een familieregister van de Amsterdamse familie Poulis Jacobsz. Ogelwicht met daarbij twee originele gedrukte begrafenisbriefjes van Poulis Jacobsz Ogelwicht en zijn vrouw Maria Smit uit 1755 en 1744 voorzien van handtekening in oud handschrift en een begrafenisbrief van Anna Catharina Gyselman huisvrouw van Hendrik Ogelwicht junior uit 1825. De originele rug gerestaureerd de schutbladen vernieuwd het eerste stuk tm Numeri met een grote vlek in de middenmarge verder een goed exemplaar. title print 10 358 144 84 2 170 s.p. Original Leather with ribs stamps 8 corners and 2 clasps Folio. H. 41 x W. 27 x D. 12 cm. Luther Bible contains the Old and New Testaments and the Apocrypha. Illustrated with a title print 5 folding maps and many text engravings by Romeyn de Hooghe 15 x 20 cm. with a poem and extensive commentary under each print by Henricus Vos. The Book is bound in the original binding with fittings. Enclosed is the original portrait of the translator of this Bible Adolf Visscher with on the back a family register of the Amsterdam family Poulis Jacobsz. Ogelwicht together with two original printed funeral notes of Poulis Jacobsz Ogelwicht and his wife Maria Smit 1755 and 1744 provided with signature in old handwriting and a funeral letter of Anna Catharina Gyselman a housewife of Hendrik Ogelwicht junior from 1825. spine restored endpapers renewed a large spot in the margin until the book of Numbers. Amsterdam, Jacob Lindenberg hardcover
171108253Luneburg: Johann Stern 1711. Very Good. Large Folio 16 1/2" x 11 1/2". A magnificent pulpit size Bible in contemporary full leather binding with cast bronze corners each showing a different biblical narrative 4 on front board and 4 on rear 4 cast bronze studs for clasps one lacking and a cast bronze figure of Jesus on front board and a cast bronze figure of Moses on the rear board. Printed title and engraved title with frontis for Old Testament both mounted and engraved title with New Testament; large folding BIRD'S EYE VIEW of the Jerusalem 42" x 16 1/2" mounted; double page map of the Holy Land. 42374122521424512 - includes the Apocrypha. Internally clean and bright contemporary note on OT printed title page and small marginal loss to edge obliterating the date 1711. Binding and ropes are strong small loss at spine ends. A very good copy indeed; not in Darlow and Moule. Johann Stern unknown
175353654Wittemberg Vidua Scheffler 1753. 4to. Contemporary full calf with five raised bands to richly gilt spine. Edges of boards blindtooled. Boards slightly warped and with lsigns of wear. Internally very nice and clean with only a few scattered brownspots. A nice tight clean and completely unrestored copy. Title-page printed in red and black. 4 18 6 CCLII 2 pp. two folded engraved plates. <br/><br/><em>The exceedingly rare first edition of the first published biography of Aldus Manutius including "the first real attempt at an Aldine bibliography" Grolier Aldus. This legendary publication constitutes not only the earliest but also one of the most important sources on Aldus and his publications. Written by Christian Gottlieb Unger 1671-1719 presumably in the early 1700'ies it circulated in manuscript-form for decades until 1753 when Samuel Luther Geret German theologian lawyer and politician took upon himself to edit the manuscript and have it published. Renouard mentions a 1729-edition but this is a ghost See "Grolier Aldus Manutius: No. 135".Grolier Aldus Manutius: No. 135.Renouard pp. iv-v. </em> hardcover
17208417<p>201084 312 pages. Full ruled black calf. All edges gilt with modest gauffering to top & bottom. Four raised bands. Eisenach was Luther's childhood home & place of refuge during his best-selling translation of the Greek New Testament to German using the Vulgate only for comparison. Blank fly leaves as well as recto & verso of pastedowns contain Hoffmann family genealogical records see image. Scarce Eisenach imprint with but two copies found on WorldCat. 11 x 20 cm or 4.5 x 8 in.</p> Boëtio [Johann Adolph Boetius] hardcover
1748D9092Nuremberg: In Verlegung der Johann Andrea Endterischen Handlung Endter MDCCLXVIII 1748. Hardcover. Very Good. Large format folio 424 x 274 x 125mm. 144 740pp. 2 512 480 16pp. Additional engraved title of architectural motif with heraldry of Saxe-Gotha-Altenberg and the flanking figures of Moses and Christ with their attributes in niches below signed by J. C. Clausener. Illustrated with 45 plates including title most of them full-page few double-page engravings depicting biblical scenes and prophet portraits as well as some double-page maps and plans temples and Holy Land maps most illustrations also signed by Clausener. With the rare double-page engraving in rear showing royalty and court members in a large reception hall Bischöffliche oder Fürstliche Saal during the Confessio which took place in Augsburg in 1530 under Charles V. This plate is usually missing. Persons and part of the architecture in hall are indicated on the actual plate with small numbers 1-47 opposite page lists each number with name and title of person depicted and explanations of parts of the architecture. Engraved titles and decorated initials throughout. Text in German. Gothic script. Contemporary blind-tooled pigskin over beveled boards with brass corner pieces and bosses clasps and catches restored; marginal soiling with age few dampstains or light wear not overwhelming the large work in the least engravings wholly intact with only minor folds or stains only map of Israel with wide marginal tear otherwise an excellent survival. Formerly in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America early clippings of poetical quotations c.1910 found in hinge of first quire. <br/><br/>Endters Kurfürstenbibel of 1748 an influential Luther Bible with exceptional engravings produced by the Gotha court. First published in 1641 under the authorization of Duke Kurfürst Ernst I of Saxe-Gotha. This is the so-called Kurfürstenbibel or Elector Bible because some of the engravings show various Dukes from the 16th and 17th centuries. At the realization of this major project prominent Lutheran theologians such as Johann Gerhard Solomon Glassius and Johann Michael Dilherr among others contributed to the work. This Bible was published with a glossary and added in-text explanations of Luthers original translation for the enlightenment of ordinary people. For nearly two centuries from 1613 to 1792 the successful family of Endter of Nuremberg printed the text of Luthers Bible. Specifically the Kurfürstenbibel was produced from 1641 to 1758 in fourteen editions. Today the large-format folio expenditures are amongst the most commonly encountered family Bibles from the 17th but especially the 18th century. The Gotha courts significant pool of sources as well as favor of the market place in Nuremberg gave rise to such an important project. Large-format and heavyweight in every sense of the word it remains a visually stunning work with its numerous portraits of princes in woodcuts and engravings this Elector Bible treated both theological aspects as well as those of the courtly self-understanding. In Verlegung der Johann Andrea Endterischen Handlung [Endter], MDCCLXVIII hardcover
176820419Nürnberg Nuremberg: In Verlegung der Johann Andrea Endterischen Handlung 1768. Later edition. Hardcover. Very good. Three parts folio 17 3/4 x 12". 4: engraved title; main title 12: Preface to the 1736 Second Edition 2: Note to the Christian Reader on this New 1768 Edition 16: Preface to the 1640 i.e. 1641 Edition 2: List of Saxony's Electors pages 11 full-page engraved portraits of the Electors 1: full-page portrait of Martin Luther leaves 8: Short Introduction and Instruction Regarding the Holy Scriptures 2: Calendar 13: General Index 26: Name Index 11: Chronology 1: Personalities in the Maccabean and Herodian Eras 7: Explanations on the Old Testament 5: Charts of calandars weights money measures and distance in biblical times 4: Chronological Order of the Books of the Bible 7: Register/Table of the Old Testament 3: Martin Luther's Preface to the Old Testament; 740 Pentateuch; Former Prophets; Writings; 512 Latter Prophets and Apocrypha; 472 New Testament 473-480 Gospel Harmony 14: Creeds and Augsburg Confession pages. Text in German Gothic script; text within ruled borders marginal column for printed side notes; woodcut initials and ornaments; elaborate woodcut half titles in imitation of calligraphy at verso of initial text leaves for the second and third parts Prophets and New Testament. Complete with 48 copperplate engravings: 12 full-page portraits in the preleminaries Electors and Martin Luther; a full-page depiction of the construction of Noah's Ark; 27 full-page sectional illustrations 20 vignette compositions; 9 portraits of Prophets and Evangelists; 8 double-suite plates biblical lands from Egypt to Babylonia; Egypt and Canaan noting tribal allotments; Canaan in the New Testament era; Greece and Asia Minor with vignettes of the Temple; encampment of the Israelite tribes in the wilderness; bird's eye view of Jerusalem after Adrichem; view of Jerusalem in the New Testament era; Diet of Augsburg with legend.<br /> <br /> Contemporary calf lightly rubbed at extremities with some light scratching at rear board elaborately tooled in gilt depicting a neo-classical sanctuary on both boardsTetragrammaton in pediment on the front a cross in pediment on the rear; exquisite gauffered fore-edges ornamented in gilt against forest green wash depict a sunburst with architectural motifs; gilt turn-ins. Rebacked retaining original spine; endpapers renewed. 15 cm clean tear through text at leaf C4 in the New Testament reparable; final text leaf chipped at bottom edge not affecting text; tears at Diet of Augsburg plate and final text leaf expertly repaired at versos. Overall pages crisp and fresh with mild intermittent toning very occasional light stains and smudges and just a touch of damptstain at fore-edge in later leaves of the New Testament. A very good copy with clean plates in a beautiful magnificent binding complete with the folding plate of the Diet of Augsburg often lacking. Housed and protected in a modern custom red cloth slipcase.<br /> <br /> Final edition of the sumptuously illustrated Kurfürstenbibel Electors' Bible with a full apparatus of introductory and historical materials. Also known as the Weimar Bible it was compiled under the auspices of Ernst I Duke of Saxe-Gotha and Altenburg. Beginning in 1641 all editions were published by the prominent German printing dynasty of Endter. The maps views and illustrated divisional titles by Jacob van Sandrart and others made their first appearance in the edition of 1686. In this latest version the illustrated sectional titles are signed by Johann Chrisopher Claussner and most of the other views lack the signatures found in the 1686 edition. The earlier forewords by Salomon Glass ed. 1641 and Ernst Solomon Cyprian ed. 1736 are reprinted in the present edition.<br /> <br /> The preliminaries feature eleven full page engravings of Saxony's Electors from Friedrich III to Bernhard der Große followed by an engraved portrait of Martin Luther. Often lacking the final fold-out engraving depicts the Holy Roman Emperor and representatives of the German states in a large reception hall during the Diet of Augsburg. Participants are identified in the legend on the facing page. The conference was assembled by Charles V so that the Princes and Free Territories in Germany might explain their religious convictions in an attempt to restore religious and political unity in the Holy Roman Empire and rally support against the Turkish invasion. The consensus of the assembly is expressed in the Augsburg Confession the primary confession of faith of the Lutheran Church and one of the most important documents of the Reformation era. Written in both German and Latin the Confession was presented at the Diet of Augsburg on 25 June 1530; it is the fourth document contained in the Lutheran Book of Concord. References: Bibelsammlung Stuttgart E777; Delaveau & Hillard 16; Cf. Darlow & Moule 4217 note on ed. 1641; 4234 ed. 1736.<br /> <br /> Full title: Biblia Das ist die gantze Heilige Schrift Altes und Neues Testaments. Verdeutscht von Herrn Doctor Martin Luther: Und auf gnädigste Verordnung Des Durchlauchtigsten Fürsten und Herrn Herrn Ernsts Herzogen zu Sachsen Fülich Kleve und Berg von etlichen reinen Theologen dem eigentlichen Wort-Verstand nach erkläret wie hiervon weiter in der Vorrede gehandelt wird. daher über die gewöhnliche mit Fleiß verbesserte Biblische Register unter anderem zu finden ein Bericht von Vergleichung der Jüdischen und Biblischen Monden Maaß Gewicht Müntz und Elen mit den Unserigen: Sowohl auch eine Beschreibung der Stadt Jerusalem samt unterschiedlichen neuen Land-Tafeln und andern schönen Kupffer-Figuren und derselben Beschreibung: Welches alles dem Christlichen Leser zu mehrerm Verstand der Schrifft gute Anleitung geben kan. Zu Ende ist auch nebst den Christlichen Haupt-Symbolis die unveränderte Augspurgische Confession mit beygedruckt worden. Von neuem mit Fleiß übersehen durch fernere sowohl den Verstand als Lutheri Ubersetzung betreffende Anmerckungen erläutert auch mit einer kurzen Anweisung zur Erklärung der Heil. Schrift und andern Einleitungen vermehret. Mit königl. polnischem und Chur-Fürstl. Sächsischem Privilegio. In Verlegung der Johann Andrea Endterischen Handlung hardcover
1729041022Leipzig Johann Heinrich Zedler/Register: Leipzig Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf 1729-1733/1740 1729. Hardcover. Very Good. Des Theuren Mannes Gottes D. Martin Luthers Sämtliche Theils von Ihm selbst Deutsch verfertigte theils aus dessen Lateinischen ins Deutsche übersetzte Schriften und Werke Welche aus allen vorhin Ausgegangenen Sammlungen zusammen getragen Und Anietzo in eine bequemere und nach denen Materien eingerichtete Ordnung gebracht nach denen ältesten und besten Exemplarien mit Fleisz übersehen und verbessert mit verschiedenen in denen Altenburgischen und andern Tomis ermangelnden Schrifften vermehret und mit nöthigen Vorberichten versehen. WITH in Volume XXII: M. Johann Jacob Greiffs Pastoris in Mölbis Vollständige Register über die XXII Leipziger Theile der gesammten Schriften Des seligen D. Martin Luthers Nebst einem auf die Wittenbergischen Jenischen 1740. 22 volumes in 22 bound vellum bindings. Marble endpapers. Interior very good pages evenly browned. Leipzig Johann Heinrich Zedler/Register: Leipzig, Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf 1729-1733/1740 hardcover
172910151Leipzig Johann Heinrich Zedler/Register: Leipzig Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf 1729-1733/1740. 12 bindings containing 22 volumes and a register 10 16 588 8 834 8 4 674 14 608 10 16 640 8 674 10 4 548 8 636 14 744 12 576 10 32 664 6 8 651 8 16 742 8 680 6 8 620 6 621 10 720 6 534 6 708 2 380 8 736 2 592 4 224 26 144 882 280 p. Contemporary Vellum Folio H. 345 x L. 225 x W. 7-85 cm. -the complete set is ca. 90 cm. wide- A single wormhole in the bottom margin of volume 13 top of the back covers of volume 19/20 21/22 and the register lack a small piece of vellum the text blocks are slightly browned at some places but not nearly as browned as usual page 451/452 of volume 9 is present a second time in volume 8 all 22 volumes are illustrated with a large engraved head-piece depicting Luther at the beginning of the main text. Firm and complete set of the works of Martin Luther 1484-1546. Included is a useful register which was specially made for this edition by Johann Jacob Greiff 1699-1767. The set is uniformly bound in firm vellum bindings which are in very good condition and surprisingly clean. Altogether a beautiful set of the life's work of the renowned Martin Luther. Leipzig Johann Heinrich Zedler/Register: Leipzig, Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf hardcover
