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Series Regum Hungariae e Nummis Aureis Quo Vulgo Ducatos Appellant Collecta & Descripta . NUMISMATICS - HUNGARY

HORSTIUS, Jacob MerloBiblio.com

Paradisus Animae Christianae Lectissimis omnigenae Pietatis delitiis amoenus

1683284791683 Paradisus Animae by Merlo Horstius German ASCETICISM Illustrated Prayers Jacob Merlo Horstius was a 17th-century Cologne priest who was best known for his works on asceticism. One of his more notable works was 'Paradisus Animae Christianae' a devotional work originally published in German in 1644.This 1683 edition includes prayers hymns and poems scripture verses and references.Item number: #28479Price: $499HORSTIUS Jacob MerloParadisus Animae Christianae Lectissimis omnigenae Pietatis delitiis amoenusColoniae : Apud Balthasaris ab Egmont sociorum 1683.Details:· Collation: Complete with all pageso 32 680 4 93 1o Includes 8 full-page engravings· Provenance:o Armorial Bookplate – Joannis Towneley de Towneley Likely John Towneley 1731–1813 who was a British bibliophile and book collector Trustee of British Museum and elected fellow of the Royal Society of London. Motto: TENEZ LE VRAYo Bookplate – Gulielmi O'Brien 1899· Language: Latin· Binding: Leather; secureo Black and gilt Moroccan leather· Size: ~8in X 4.75in 20.5cm x 12cmOur Guarantee:Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide.Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving and we will offer a full refund without reservation!28479Photos available upon request. Apud Balthasaris ab Egmont sociorum hardcover

Schilb Antiquarian Rare Books · États-Unis499,00 $US≈ 422,20 €

HOFMANN, Johan JacobBiblio.com

Lexici Universalis Historico-Geographico-Chronologico-Poetico-Philologici Continuatio

1683114798Basil: Johan Herman Widerhold 1683. Vellum. Good. 8 1063 3 963 1 260 p. 35 cm. 16 cm thick. The letter "S" is the end of Part II. Letter "T" onwards in third section with pagination beginning again 1. Title page vignettes. Large head and tail pieces and decorated initials. First title page in black and red. Printed in two columns throughout. Third section has no separate title page. First section has a half title. Vellum with blank impressing raised bands on spine. As Is. Boards rubbed edges and corners much worn spine ends chipped label on lower spine headband coming loose. Worm holes throughout lower margins of most of book rarely encroaching upon text. A few small spots and ink marks. Some dampstains to edges. Ink marks on text block edge. Some purplish stains and torn bottom edges Part II on pp. 525 to 750 approximately. Occasional underlining most noticeable on Part I p. 449 Part II pp. 36 234 433 913 Rear 153 176. Marginal ink notations Part II pp. 36 121 254 Rear 176. Dark stain at bottom of Part II p. 50 and margin of rear section p. 107. Small gouge in bottom edge of text block has left indentations in bottoms Part I pp. 980 to end. Closed tear in Part II p. 21 with some lettering worn off on verso. Smaller tear bottom of Part II p. 759. Bug stain bottom of rear section pp. 56-57 bug removed. Roughened bottom edges to rear section approx. p. 183 onwards. Title continues: "Praeter Addenda comprehendens Historiam Animalium Plantarum Lapidum Metallorum Elementorum Rerum Africarum praecipuè Hominis Negotiorúmque ejus in omni AEtate Sexu Conditione AEvo Recentiori medio veteri ex omnium Gentium imprimis Hebrae Graece Romanae Monumentis sacris civilibus erutam." Latin text. Apparently a continuation of the author's earlier work Lexico Universalis 1677. The earlier work and its continuation were combined into the edition of 1698. An impressive conversation piece. Johan Herman Widerhold hardcover

Attic Books · Canada500,00 $US≈ 423,05 €

Iacobi Grasseri [Johann Jacob GRASSER]Biblio.com

Iacobi Grasseri Basiliensis de antiquitatibus Nemausensibus dissertatio quâ præter populi Romani magnificentiam varij ritus explicantur Dissertation on the Antiquities of Nîmes in which besides the Magnificence of the Roman People Various Rites are Explained

160791922Parisiis Paris Paris: s. n. 1607. Fine. s. n. Parisiis Paris Paris 1607 10.6 x 17.1 cm Relié First edition of the work on ancient Nîmes by Professor Johann Jacob Grasser Swiss by birth but a resident of Nîmes at the time of the publication. A scholar who accumulated titles throughout his life he was poet laureate historian theologian archaeologist and pastor as well as Imperial Count Palatine Knight of the Order of the Golden Spur and Roman Citizen Comes sacri Palatii et Consistorii imperialis Eques Auratus et Civis Romanus. Grasser dedicated this work to his travelling companions Lucas Liechtenhan and Georg Eckenstein. His peregrinations across early seventeenth-century Europe brought him to witness several landmark events of his age among them the execution in 1606 of Henry Garnet one of the conspirators in the notorious Gunpowder Plot. Pastiche binding in brown percaline brown shagreen lettering-piece marbled paper boards with a mottled pattern. Lettering-piece rubbed and lifting at the lower left corner; headcaps board edges and corners very slightly worn. Two tears to the upper portion of the title-page marginally affecting the text; browning and a stain in the margin of the same leaf. A fine copy otherwise. Two stamps to the title-page one armorial the other from the library ""V. Rhedigersch. Stadtbibliothek Breslau."" ""During the three years Grasser spent at Nîmes as a professor at the Collège des Arts he had ample time to study our antiquities and examine them first-hand; accordingly his descriptions and transcriptions are generally accurate at least in the relative sense that the word carried in the sixteenth century. He appends the following description to the two lines of our inscription: In superiori huius tabulæ parte radius quo textores utuntur; inferiore autem forfex visitur; adeo ut liqueat mechanicas artes apud veteres honorifice habitas fuisse p. 76. The term tabula used by Grasser is well chosen and proves that he had seen the stone in person. It is in fact a stele of cold stone no more than a decimetre in thickness."" Eugène Germer-Durand ""Découvertes archéologiques faîtes à Nîmes et dans le Gard pendant l'année 1873. Premier et second semestres"" 1876 our own translation s. n. hardcover

Rare Books Le Feu Follet - Edition-Originale.com · France460,00 €

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