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16597744ALüneburg, Stern, 1659. Kl. 8°. 209 S.; 7 unn. S., 63 S. Lederband der Zeit mit ganzseitigem Goldschnitt. Unteres Kapital mit kleiner Fehlstelle im Leder. 1. Titelblatt lose. Titel und letzte weisse Seite mit gelöschten Bibliotheksstempeln. Titel und 1. Seite mit kleinem Brandloch mit 2 Buchstaben Verlust. Das kleine Loch auf dem Titel hinterlegt.
1630102865ohne Ortsangabe: ohne Verlagsangabe 1630. ca. 1630; Titelbl. 17 96 4 Bl. letzte S. Errata; Titelblatt mit ornamentalem Rahmen in Holzschnitt ferner mit 1 Titelbordüre zwei Schmuckbordüren u. 2 Intialen in Holzschnitt; Seitenaufteilung folgt der Ausgabe 1545 Paris Simon Colineus; Zeittafel reicht bis zum Pontifikat von Papst Urban VIII. 1623; Titelblatt mit Bibliothekssignatur eines Kapuzinerkonvents von alter Hand dat. 1683; Rückentitel handschriftlich Vorsätze offenbar erneuert so auch der Rücken Pergamenteinband der Zeit; Blätter mit mässigem Wasserrand letzte 4 Bl. mit Randläsuren u. etwas fleckig kein Textverlust Deckelüberzug stärker wellig u. am Rücken etwas angeplatzt Einbandkantenbeschnitt ungleichmässig eher unprofessionell evtl. im Zuge von Restaurierung obere vordere Einbandkante mit geringen Nagespuren Schließschnüre fehlen kleinere Läsuren; Luthers Zeittafel Berechnung der Jahre der Welt erschien erstmals 1541. Pergament. Befriedigend. 153 cm. ohne Verlagsangabe Hardcover
160622711Münster, Raßfeldt, 1606. 275 nn. Bll. Kl.-8°. Rot gefärbtes Pgmt. der Zeit (bestoßen und beschabt). [5 Warenabbildungen]
160864954Reinsperg, Urban Gauckler (fingiert; recte: Ingolstadt, wohl Andreas Angermaier), 1608. 4°. Mit Holzschn.-Titelvignette sowie einigen Holzschn.-Vignetten u. -Initialen im Text. 1 Bl., 16 (recte 18) S., Geheftet (ausgebunden; ohne Einband).
168110510Wittenberg Christian Schrödtern 1681-1682. 3 volumes 52 1189 2378 columns 28 601 1202 columns 1 32 524 1048 columns 28 688 1376 columns 1 48 602 1204 columns 26 751 1502 columns 96 1 p. Blind-stamped Leather with 5 raised bands each board equipped with 5 brass studs Folio Facsimile Edition of the famous Bach Bible in 3 volumes all kept in a perfectly fitting wooden case decorated with gilt. The set contains a true and complete reprint of Bach's Bible being a German Bible with extensive commentaries by Abraham Calovius founded on the writings of Martin Luther. This is the first complete facsimile-edition of Bach's Bible published by the Dutch publisher Uitgeverij Van Wijnen after the original being preserved in Concordia Seminary Library St. Louis. Each volume contains Bach's handwritten monogram on the title page and the set contains a total of 348 additions by Bach. Among which many underlined passages -both in red and black ink- various corrections of typographical and grammatical errors but most importantly his comments in the margins. A unique glimpse into Bach's personal beliefs and how he understood his vocation. Wittenberg, Christian Schrödtern hardcover
1604002788Paris, Veuve de Sébastien Nivelle, 1604
1617N857Wittenberg, Georg Kelner, 1617. Seltene Reformationsschrift, nicht im VD17 verzeichnet! - Erste Ausgabe der Streitschrift als Antwort auf die Thesen des Reformators Martin Bucer (1491-1551) "Cum appendice praecipuorum argumentorum: Quod Supremus & infallibilis controversiarum fidei Judex sit Sola Scriptura Sacra; & non Romanus Pontifex" - nachdem die wahre Autorität des Christentums nicht das römisch-katholische Papsttum, sondern einzig die Heilige Schrift sei. Dieses Dictum rührt ganz nahe an die Thesen Martin Luthers. Helwig Garth war evangelischer Pfarrer (1579-1619) und schrieb auch unter seinen latinisierten Namensformen "Helvicus Garth", "Heluicus Garthe", "ein Doctor Theologiae, und Superintendent in Freyberg, gebohren in Hessen 1579, 18 Dec. Hat zu Marpurg und Straßburg studirt, zu Tübingen in Doctorem promoviret, und ist endlich in der deutschen Kirche zu Prag zu St. Salvator Prediger und Assessor des Consistorii worden, auch daselbst 1619, 5 Dec. Gestorben, nachdem er ein Lexicon latino-germano-graecum; de invocatione Sanctorum; de judice controversiarum ? geschrieben" (Jöcher). Durchgehend etwas stärker, aber meist gleichmäßig gebräunt, kaum Papierläsuren, insgesamt schönes, vollständiges Exemplar dieses höchst seltenen Titels in einem interessanten Manuskript-Einband mit roten, blau gefüllten Initialen und Rubrikation, wohl mit Auszügen aus dem Psalter einer spätmittelalterlichen Handschrift in einer gleichmäßigen, schönen Gotica-Textura.Jöcher II, 868. Nicht im VD17.
1613205503CBLaugingen (Lauingen), M. Jacob Winter, 1613. 8°. 4 Bll., 755 S Wenig dekorativer späterer Pergamenteinband (wahrsch. 19. Jahrh.), Titel auf Rücken handschriftl. von alter Hand. (Mit frischen Vorsatzbll. in jüngerer Zeit restauriert bzw. stabilisiert. Titelseite mit Holzschnitt-Porträt Luther etw. eingerissen. Die ersten und letzten 50 Seiten tlw. wasserrandig, sonst weniger fleckig. Wenige Anstreichungen und Marginalien von alte
1613308467ABLaugingen (Lauingen), M. Jacob Winter, 1613. 8°. 4 Bll., 755 S Sehr dekorativer und sauber rest. Original-Lederband mit Schließen. (Titelbl. erste und letzte Seiten rest., nur gering fl. nur wenige zurückhaltende Wasserrandspuren).
167429764Rothenburg o. d. T.,, Noah von Millenau, 1674. 4. Druck, 60 S. Rückenbroschur der Zeit, 12°
169825711Amsterdam, Wetstein 1698.
16066828ALeipzig, Schürer, 1606. Kl. 8°. 17 unn. Bll., 635 S. Geprägter Pergamentband d. Zeit auf 4 Bünden. Mit 1 von 2 Schliessen. Einband leicht fleckig. Die ersten 50 Seiten mit kleiner Wurmspur.
169910722Frankfurt & Leipzig: G. A. Endter/ Georgium Andream Endterum. Good with no dust jacket. 1699. First Edition. Vellum. 28 ff 468 pp 9 ff. Index. 7 portrait plates including 3 folding 44 numismatic plates with over 200 coins. Small octavo 6.5"x 4". In what appears to be the original smooth hard vellum leather stitching at joints spine darkened with old hand lettered title. Interior old bookplate partially removed with some faint penciling in the front end pages. Red and black title page has old library embossure text is lightly toned has a very few occasional marginalia otherwise clean and unmarked. The plates are nice one folding plate has an old repair to a fold on the verso. All plates present all complete. The first edition "A very rich and beautifully equipped book" with 7 portrait panels showing historical portraits of Luther and his family and more than 200 coin depictions showing portraits Melanchthon is one cityscapes historical events etc. The coins are related to Luther and the Reformation. Since the beginning of the Reformation coins and medals have been important ways to commemorate Luther. The author of this study on Luther's life Christian Juncker 1668-1714 was a Saxon historian librarian and writer who was also a numismatist and who combined his interest in Protestant history with his fascination with coins in this unusual and beautiful book. He represented Luther's life via the medals and gained fame as an historian and numismatist as a result. Entirely in Latin except the last ad page which has fraktur German. A beautifully illustrated first edition complete fascinating for its Reformation history and its numismatic representations. ; Woodcuts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 468 pages . G. A. Endter/ Georgium Andream Endterum hardcover
169969737Francofurti & Lipsiae, apud Georgium Andream Endterum, Biliop. Norib. Imprimebat Schleusingae Georg Wilh. Goebel 1699. 1699. 28 Bll., 468 S., 9 Bll. Mit Titel in Rot- u. Schwarzdruck, 44 Kupfertafeln u. 7 gestochene (3 gefaltete) Portrait-Tafeln. Pergament der Zeit mit einfachem Rückentitel.
1606D15188Strassburg: Theodosium Rihel 1606. Hardcover. Good. Pocket-sized 12mo 130 x 75mm. Pagination: 4 CCLXII 8 ff. Signatures: inserted 2 leaves A-Y12 Z11 lacking final blank stub but inserted five leaves. Old German Type. Each page printed within an elaborate woodcut border of masks putti vessels birds animals and scrolling ornament. Seventeenth-century full vellum stamped in blind with central lozenge of crucifixion front cover and ornament back cover large remnants of leather ties; outer edges somewhat soiled and worn binding a bit rubbed otherwise an excellent survival for its prospective use. An early owner has added several leaves at the front and rear upon which are transcribed several additional psalms and biblical verses Psalm 34 Jeremiah 3 Jeremiah 30 John 1:1 Corinthians 1:10 John 1:2. Other markings @ 1606 in this same hand on the first inserted leaf at front. By this date in the inscriptions This psalm booklet Dises Psalmen Büchlein and a man Carlo from Strassburg may be making corrections at time of early press. A later date on this leaf is 1776 along with an unknown monogram or printers mark quite reminiscent of Theodosius Rihels fl. 1555-1608 printers mark but with different letters S & K. <br/><br/>During a critical period of time for the church Martin Luther saw the Psalms not only as the central model to Christian prayer but as a key biblical book that would spark a revival and lay the scriptural foundation for the Protestant movement. Luther said find in it the Psalter also yourself. as well as God himself and all creatures Luthers Works 35:257. The Psalms were an early focus of Luthers translations and teaching at the University of Wittenberg; there he first published an exposition of the seven penitential psalms in 1517. In a later work Luther classified the psalms by theme; they belonged to groups pertaining to prophecy instruction comfort prayer and thanksgiving. This pocket-sized psalm book hearkens to Luthers famous statement that the Psalms are the Bible in miniature. The psalms were a strategic book of the bible for a nascent Lutheran and the early owner of this book seemingly poured over it and added layers of extra verse and interpretation in the blank spaces of the book. Scarce edition. OCLC locates editions published by Rihel but this 1606 printing is not among those located. This copy unique for its early German annotations and biblical additions. We surmise they may be intrinsic to an early Lutheran community in Strasbourg or related to the Strasbourgian printers themselves. Theodosium Rihel hardcover books
161634166London: Richard Field 1616. Small 4to 18 cm; 7". 4 296 ff. <br><br>Fourth edition in English of Luther's In epistolam Sancti Pauli ad Galatas commentarius which first appeared for the English monoglots in 1575 with second and third editions in 1577 and 1602.<br>Â Â Â Â The Epistle to the Galatians held a special place in Luther's heart and mind; he lectured on it in 1519 and also in 1523. It is widely reported that in his table talks he is recorded as saying: "The Epistle to the Galatians is my epistle. To it I am as it were in wedlock. It is my Katherine i.e. the name of his wife."<br>Â Â Â Â Provenance: Ownership inscription of Bryan Tompson 1735 fol. 166r; also on A2r undated family name spelled "Thompson" and with notation of cost of book as 5/3. Late 19th- or early 20-century ownership inscription on front free endpaper of G.P. Hesketh of Beltrami Cty. MN; later given 1907 to Dr. Charles Schwartz. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â ESTC S108962; STC rev. ed. 16973. 18th-century English speckled sheep recently rebacked; late 19th- or early 20th-century endpapers. Title-page cut down close to text supplied from a different copy mounted to restore page size and expose type on verso; leaf soiled. Top margins throughout closely cropped costing the top line of text on five of the eight preliminary pages and the running heads and folio numbers on many not all text leaves; staining in portions in margins and sometimes into the text of the upper outer sixth of a leaf; longitudinal hole on fols. 259 to 262 costing three words total. Not a perfect but a decent copy of a Lutheran mainstay in an edition not often found on the market. Richard Field unknown books
1691019351Frankfurt 1691. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Half morocco marbled boards. Printed in black letter Gothic type in a double-column layout. Spine ends reinforced with leather. Numerous woodcut illustrations in the text separate titles with woodcut borders and vignettes for NT and Apocrypha dated 1691. Title bound-in dated 1662 and first leaves from this earlier date OT and NT and Apocrypha from 1691 numerous paper repairs title and last text leaf laid-down marginal damp-staining throughout browning. 19th century half calf heavily rubbed. <br/> <br/> Frankfurt hardcover
166584fcJacob Bertsche for Caspar Mangoldts 1665. Hardcover. Good. German Text. original binding. raised bands to the spine without a label. old gilt panelled calf over wooden boards. brass center and corner pieces. clasps are present but no closing mechanism. the second front end page has a previous owner's extensive notes in German dated from 1722 to 1735. the book has inscect damage on the boards and many of the pages. this mostly consists of tiny holes. the book is complete with 6 double page maps. one of the continents of the world and the rest cover the holy land parts of Europe and a bird's eye view of Jerusalem. the book is divided into 4 parts. the first section is not paginated with 82 pages. there are also sections covering the old testament new testament and the apocrypha. 476 pages; 2 pages; 462 pages and 352 pages. this is a huge tome that will attract extra postage. the book has age related marks and small tears but is very good for its age. the binding is holding well. the front hinge has been repaired. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Jacob Bertsche for Caspar Mangoldts hardcover
16158673London Richard Field 1615. 10 90 93-318 p. Rebound Leather with ribbed back 4° London, Richard Field hardcover
162954437Kiøbenhafn Salomon Sartor samme Aar 1629. Lille8vo. Senere hldrbd. Enkel rygforgyldning. Titelbladet med ramme i træsnit. 1150 blade. Lettere brugsspor gl. ejernavn på titelbladet få brunpletter. <br/><br/><em>Første danske udgave af Luthers Store Katekismus - den Lille Katekismus blev allerede oversat i 1532 - og med Hans Poulsen Resens forord på bagsiden af titelbladet.Bibl. Dan. I258. - Ikke i Thesaurus II. </em> unknown
169639149Amsterdam: Ben Heinrich Wetstein. Good. 1696. Hardcover. Contemporary panelled calf. Boards loose worn endpages soiled. 282 6 register pages. Few minor spots minor foxing. ; 24mo 5" - 6" tall . Ben Heinrich Wetstein hardcover
1663060575Altenburg in Meissen Germany: Fürstl Sächsische Officin 1663. 1663 . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. 1958pp.; HB white emboss w/5 bands; rubbed soiled& stained w/wear & worn edges & corners; scuffed w/spine sunned; front paste down & hinge cracked; pages w/some tan & age easily readable w/small tears on edges; bookplate Ehrenfrid Klotz front paste down; ink note title pg.; stains on foredge. forwards by Augustus Churfürst & Basilius Faber. Title continues: " .Capitels biß zu Ende welche Außlegung voller heilsamer Christlicher Lehre der thewre Mann Gottes kurtz oder seinem Ende vollbracht" Title trans.: "The Ninth Part of the Books of the Venerable Dr. Martin Luther namely the glorious exposition of the first book of Moses which is the source and origin of all prophetic and apostolic writings from the beginning of Chapter 11 to the end which exposition full of wholesome Christian doctrine the worthy man of God accomplished shortly before his end." illus.title pg. <br/> <br/> Fürstl Sächsische Officin hardcover
165239539London: William Du-Gard. Good. 1652. First Edition. Hardcover. Later half calf with marbled boards. First edition in English. Engraved portrait frontispiece with some edgewear title in red and black with small woodcut device old PO name. 38 541 1 pp. Several woodcut headpieces and decorated initials. Binding cracked sections detached some damping. But pages are generally in good order. ; Folio 13" - 23" tall . William Du-Gard hardcover
1652185832Suffolk-Lane London: William Du-Gard. 1652. poor. Hardcover. .Which in his life time he held with divers learned men such as were Philip Melanchthon Caspar Crucige Justus Jonas Paul Eber Vitus Dietericus Joannes Bugonhagen Joannes Forsterus and others containing questions and answers touching religion and other main points of doctrine as also many notable histories and all sorts of learning comforts advises prophesies admonitions directions and instructions. Collected first together by Dr. Antonius Lauterbach and afterward disposed into certain common places by John Aurisaber. Translated out of the high Germane into the English Tongue by Cpt. Henrie Bell. Incomplete only 494 pages missing pages 495 - 541 frontis & end pages; small woodcuts on title page & some chapter heads; tears to fore edge of pages; old sewn repair to binding; ink marks inside front cover; pages toned & soiled; approx. 8.5" x 13" tall; disbound with original leather boards with heavy wear; old repair of spine with a piece of black leather glued to boards . William Du-Gard hardcover
168978411London:: Printed by Edw. Jones for Abel Swall.and Henry Bonwicke 1689. The second English edition. old full paneled calf. Binding scuffed and corners rounded; joints cracked but cords still sound. Contents clean and undamaged. Folio. Six engraved portraits. Written in Latin by John Sleidan.to which is Added A Continuation to the End of the Council of Trent in the Year 1562. Wing 3449. Printed by Edw. Jones, for Abel Swall...and Henry Bonwicke, unknown