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1756582761756. Disp. chir. 5/139. - Hrsg. v. Albrecht v. Haller. - Lausannae Sumptibus Marci-Michael Bousquet & Socior 1756 4° pp.211-219 Rückenbroschur. Zweiter Abdruck! Praeses: M. Jacobo Alberto Hazion 1708-1779. Resp.: Francisco Thierry Tullensis. Siehe - Desessarts Nicolas Toussaint Le Moyne: Les Siècles littéraires de la France : ou Nouveau dictionnaire historique critique et bibliographique de tous les écrivains français morts et vivans jusqu'à la fin du XVIIIe siècle. - Paris : Auteur 1800-1801. - 6 tomes Nouvelle biographie générale : depuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'à nos jours avec les renseignements bibliographiques et l'indication des sources à consulter. - Paris : Firmin Didot 1852-1866. - 46 tomes unknown
171134526Halæ Magdeburgicæ, Henckel, 1711. 4to. No wrappers. 56 pp., A small tear in one leaf repaired. Slightly browned.
171134526Halæ Magdeburgicæ Henckel 1711. 4to. No wrappers. 56 pp. A small tear in one leaf repaired. Slightly browned. unknown
1750000343Hanau 1750. Theology. . Vellum. Fine. Hanauische Berichte von Religions Sachen. Contemporary full vellum marbled edges and paste-downs 4 735 pp. 5. Original binding is FINE text is clean and tight an exceptional copy of a SCARCE work. Size: 12mo <br/> <br/> hardcover
1735910148CGNürnberg:, Christoph Weigel, um 1735. Vier Kupferstiche, 28,5 x 18 cm, Blattgröße 36 x 25 cm.
17791402959London 1779. ALS w. 7.5 in. x h. 9 in. 3 pages. ALS from a Loyalist William Clark to an Anglican clergyman in Nova Scotia. It laments the hardships of Loyalists in America praises the fidelity of the Anglican clergy and expresses faith that the rebellion will soon collapse and British monarchy be restored. It also references other Loyalist figures Weeks Patten Jeffries and includes naval news. In Good condition overall with moderate age toning scattered mild foxing primarily to margins and page edges and minor damp-staining to upper right corner. RW Consignment. Shelved at Rockville Room A Ephemera. Page 1<br /> <br /> Rev. & Dear Sir<br /> <br /> After I had wrote my letter of Nov'r 1st in answer to yours of Aug't 12th which will probably accompany this I was told that it was not likely there wd. be an opportunity to Halifax till the Spring but as I am certified of an opportunity now presenting I will trouble you w'th another Letter to let you know how much I am at your service and that I have a feeling sympathizing heart for my distressed Brethren in America wishing most ardently that it was in my power to contribute anything to alleviate yours & others' sufferings and to reward that merit which most of our Clergy thank God are justly entitled to.<br /> But whatever Neglects we must here let us remember that our Reward is on high and let this animate us to Fidelity & Faithfulness and Perseverance therein under every Temptation & thro' every Trial.<br /> <br /> We have had Sir a long gloomy Day of Sufferings but for my part I cannot but think what I sincerely hope that the worst is past. I think I can discern some Vestiges or Symptoms of some fortunate Events for this Nation & some convincing tokens of Causes which will re-establish the British Monarchy & revive the Lustre of the British Government. In a word I think the Day is approaching & to my naked Eye it don't appear to be distant when Rebellion will fall like Lightning from Heaven.<br /> <br /> The Parliament Sir is lately convened. The-<br /> <br /> Page 2<br /> <br /> The first opening of it seems to be something ominous to the patriotic Faction; a Noble Lord & one of the chief speakers on the side of opposition in the House of Peers suddenly departed this Life at scarcely an Hour's warning two Days after the Parliament met. Mr. Ch. J. Fox whose oratorical abilities are well known was wounded in a duel & came near as I did learn to lose his Life about the same time. These Events together with the failure of all the Prophecies in the republican Papers - the Disasters of D'Estaing in his Fleets being wrecked & dispersed in a storm - The safety of the W. India Islands particularly Jamaica which was long ago announced to be taken - The inefficiency of the Spanish operations against Gibraltar - the great sickness & mortality which has carried off Thousands in the Camp of the Spaniards - the dissension between the Spaniards & French Admirals - the brave conduct of Sir Charles Hardy in maintaining the Sovereignty of the Channel & even riding triumphantly before Brest in spite of the Navy of France & Spain united - the Feuds & Animosities prevailing among the Rebels of America which betoken the Decline of their short lived Empire &c.<br /> <br /> These things Sir I say have greatly chagrined the Members of Opposition & have sunkly abated the matter whereupon they used to display their Eloquence in the Senate.<br /> <br /> You will excuse my enlarging here for having wrote you once before I did not intend a long Letter when I sat down but wd. only set you an Example if it may be allowed I who am professedly your Senior-<br /> <br /> Page 3<br /> <br /> -to do as I have done to miss no opportunity of writing to me which will afford much pleasure for I have few Correspondents these Days in America.<br /> <br /> Present my respectfull compliments to Mr. Weeks - he may depend upon it I shall not trouble him w'th writing to him; I wd. not have it too well known that I wrote to so many which I seldom have. I cannot think Mr. Th- & his Party will be so unwise as to create any trouble to him when they know that he is properly appointed Missionary of Annapolis & that the People must have him or none.<br /> <br /> Joseph Patten Esq. formerly an active man in that Mission and Representative for that County I think you must inasmuch as he once told me that he had often attended your Ministry. When you write let me know whether he be living & what part he takes in affairs publick & Parochial or write to him by Mr. Weeks.<br /> <br /> If you know Doctor Jeffries of Boston who lives at Halifax I think please to make my compliments to him & tell him that Capt. Hall Master of the Ship in which we went from London to Boston in 1769 is a Prisoner in France. He was taken in the Andromeda Man of War was next in Command to Capt. Boteler.<br /> <br /> No more but that I am yours with Sincerity and Esteem.<br /> <br /> W. Clark<br /> <br /> Rev'd Mr. Bailey -. 1402959. 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17940155-B1794. Radierung, Rom 1794, auf Velin. 37,7:28 cm. Literatur: Andresen 17, II (von II) mit der endgültigen Schrift. - Vorzüglicher Abdruck mit Rand um die Plattenkante. Aus der in Zusammenarbeit mit J.Chr. Reinhart (1761-1847) und J. Mechau (1745-1808) entstandenen Folge: ?Mahlerisch radirte Prospecte von Italien?, zu der jeder Künstler 24 Blätter beitrug. Provenienz: Sammlung J.N. Seiler, München, nicht bei Lugt.
17930154-B1793. Radierung, Rom 1793, auf Velin. 28,3:37,8 cm. Literatur: Andresen 16, II (von II) mit der endgültigen Schrift. - Tiefschwarzer Abdruck mit Rändchen um die Plattenkante. Aus der in Zusammenarbeit mit J.Chr. Reinhart (1761-1847) und J. Mechau (1745-1808) entstandenen Folge ?Mahlerisch radirte Prospecte von Italien?, zu der jeder Künstler 24 Blätter beitrug. Provenienz: Sammlung J.N. Seiler, München, nicht bei Lugt.
17507896J. J. Gebauer Halle 1750 1750. Oleder 4° 322s. in gutem Zustand AZB68. 2 HC J. J. Gebauer, Halle 1750, hardcover
178323592Upsala, Johan Edman, 1783. 11 n.n. Bll., 366 SS., 5 n.n. Bll. Register und Druckfehler. 8°, Leder der Zeit über 4 Bünden, Rotschnitt, geprägtes Rückenschildchen. An Ecken und Kanten berieben, der Rücken bestoßen, das Rückenschildchen stark vergraut.
175839356Zyrich Zurich: Conrad Orell und Comp. 1758-1759. Two volumes bound in one complete. FIRST EDITION OF THE MANESSISCHE HANDSCHRIFT also known as the Grosse Heidelberger Liederhandschrift compiled in the 14th century and far and away the most important collection of medieval German lyric verse. Thus also the FIRST EDITION OF VIRTUALLY ALL OF THE SURVIVING CORPUS OF MIDDLE HIGH GERMAN POETRY. Includes the work of 140 poets including Walther von der Vogelweide Reinmar der Alte Gottfried von Strassburg Hartmann von Aue Niedhart von Reuenthal Kaiser Heinrich and Reinmar der Zweite. 4to. Attractively bound in contemporary calf. Spine gilt in six compartments with raised bands. Some wear to binding but structurally solid. Internally FINE AND BRIGHT. Brunet III 1362; Graesse IV 362. Very important and very rare especially in such good condition. <br/><br/> Conrad Orell und Comp. hardcover
177649730Leipzig 1776. Erster Theil.Seine Sammlung von Aufsätzen aus der Staatskunst 1776 f. und mehr noch die Physiokratischen Briefe 1780 ließen ihn zum führenden Vertreter physiokratischen Gedankenguts in Norddeutschland werden. Gering stockfl. Zweiter Theil erschienen 1777 nicht vorhanden. Guter Zustand. Selten Weygand 8°. Pbd. d. Zt. Geschichte unknown
1769217481769/70. Wien R.Graeffer 1769/70 Kl.8° 200 244 pp. 3 Kupfer auf 2 doppelblattgr. Falttafeln mit 19 Figuren schöner Halbledereinband der Zeit mit rotem Rückenschild; feines Exemplar. Erste Auflage - fleckenfreies frisches Exemplar. Enthält 13 Abhandlungen des Autors: Die ächte Weise dem Staate nützliche Wundärzte zu bilden. Von der Wirkung des Donners auf den menschlichen Körper. Versuche einer neuen Theorie die Luftstreiffschüsse zu erklären. Von dem Gebrauche des Opiums in den chirurgischen Krankheiten. Bemerkung über eine Verwundung des Zwerchfells. Von dem Gebrauch der Fieberrinde in den chirurgischen Krankheiten. Sammlung von Beobachtungen über die Verschiedenheit der Schlagadergeschwülste. Von der Art ergossenes Geblüt aus der Brusthöhle zu säugen. Beobachtungen von einer Verletzung der Rippenschlagader. Schreiben des kais. Leibchirurgus Herrn Brambilla von einem Werkzeuge zur Operation der Mastdarmfistel. Untersuchung der gebräuchlichsten Methoden das Quecksilber in der Lustseuche zu geben. Beobachtungen über den Tetanus der von den Verwundungen entsteht. Vom Gebrauche des Weingeistes in den chirurgischen Krankheiten. Joseph Jacob von Plenck 1738-1807 war während des 7jährigen Krieges als Regiments-Chirurg tätig. 1770 wurde er Lehrer der theoretischen und praktischer Chirurgie an der neu errichteten Universität Tyrnau ab 1777 in Ofen wo er auch die Fächer Botanik und Chemie lehrte. Gleichzeitig war er Direktor der Feldapotheken und Sekretär der med.-chir. Josephs Akademie in Wien. Plenck war einer der fruchtbarsten medizinischen Schriftsteller seiner Zeit. Hirsch-H. IV 631 unknown
175717534Coloniae Agrippinae (Cologne), Paris, Londres, J. Barbou, 1757. Deux ouvrages en un volume in-12 de [2]-108; 192-[4] pages, plein veau havane marbré, dos lisse orné de fleuron et filet dorés, pièce de titre en maroquin grenat, triple filet doré en encadrement des plats, roulette dorée aux coupes et aux chasses, tranches dorées.
175746402123Cologne et Paris ; Londres et Paris, , Barbon, 1757 ; 2 ouvrages en 1 volume in-12, veau fauve marbré, encadr. fil. dor., dos orné, tranches dorées. (Reliure de l’époque) Titre, 108 pp. - 192 pp., 2 ff. n. ch.Erudit né à Daelhem (Liège) selon Backer, à Dahlen (Juliers) selon Sommervogel, J. Masen est mort à Cologne en 1681. Il était entré chez les jésuites en 1629. Il professa l’éloquence et la poésie pendant 14 ans. Son nom serait probablement oublié sans l’affaire Lauder qui, un siècle après sa mort, fit un scandale autour de la Sarcotis.À la suite de cette édition du poème néo-latin on trouve la traduction en français par le P. Dinouart. La Sarcotis est l’oeuvre la plus connue de Masen. Il doit sa célébrité à la ridicule tentative de William Lauder, un Ecossais embrumé qui s’avisa de traiter Milton de plagiaire. Comme preuve, il tira de l’oubli le poème Sarcotis, y intercala (car c’est le même sujet) un grand nombre de vers du Paradis perdu en traduction latine, l’accompagna d’extraits tirés d’autres ouvrages et publia cette macédoine en 1753 sous le titre : Delectus sacrorum auctorum Miltono facem praelucentium. Une bataille littéraire s’engagea et la fourberie de Lauder fut découverte par la réédition de la véritable Sarcotis. L’imposteur s’enfuit aux îles Barbades où il mourut maître d’école. Pour les détails de l’affaire voyez Sommervogel V, 686-87 - Oberlé Néo-latins 423.Très bel exemplaire dans une élégante reliure de l’époque en parfait état.Ex-libris armorié de M. Dugas.
177110175Paris, Barbou, 1771. 245 g In-12, plein veau, dos lisse orné, triple filet sur les plats, tranches dorées, [1] f., lxxii-269-[3] pp.. La Sarcothée, évoque Adam et Eve et leur expulsion du Paradis. Ce poème en latin est à l'origine d'une polémique lancée par le critique écossais William Lauder qui accusa Milton de plagiat. Le volume contient entre autre une longue introduction en français sur la Sarcothée. ''Nouvelle édition très intéressante'', Oberlé, Poètes néo-latins en Europe, 426. Petit manque de peau sur un coin. . (Catégories : Littérature, )
177166873Adjecta est lamentationum Jeremiae paraphrasis, auctore D. Grenan, 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque pleine veau marbré, dos lisse orné, triple filet doré d'encadrement en plats, toutes tranches dorées, Apud J. Barbou, Londini Et venit Parisiis (Londres et Paris), 1771, 1 f., lxxii-269 pp. et 1 f. n. ch.
1733001899Londres Jacob Tonson 1733
173860993Frankfurt am Mayn, Spring, 1738. 4to. In a nice contemporary Cambridge-style mirror binding with five raised bands and richly gilt spine. Light wear to extremities, two small holes to spine. A nice and clean copy. (36), 1104, (48) pp.
172275192-A-67357Amsterdam: erfg J. Lescailje en D. Rank 1722. Kwartperkamenten band handgeschreven rugtitel gemarmerde platten. Titelvignet zie foto. 8to. 63 p. -In goede conditie. . erfg J. Lescailje en D. Rank unknown
173860993Frankfurt am Mayn Spring 1738. 4to. In a nice contemporary Cambridge-style mirror binding with five raised bands and richly gilt spine. Light wear to extremities two small holes to spine. A nice and clean copy. 36 1104 48 pp. <br/><br/><em>First edition of Rambach's extensive exposition of Freylinghausen's theology. </em> hardcover
17366104Johann Trautners 1736. Hardcover. Very Good. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Johann Jacob Schubler. 2 12 148 pp. 2. 44 exquisite copper plates by Johann Jacob Schubler. Paste Paper Sides Ve llum Spine. Small hole margin p. 133. pages crisp & clean. occasional age-toning a few plates have a miniscule spot. VERY GOOD <br/> <br/> Johann Trautners hardcover
17486qtzj1748. Early edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Early edition 1748. Original 1/4 leather binding with Frontispiece. Bright red pages around the block of the book. Publication of 130 pages. The boards are in very good condition considering the age of the book. Internally the pages are clean and complete. The text is legible. The binding is excellent. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. hardcover
173828708London: Printed for J. Johnson in Rotterdam and Sold by J. Cooper in the Fleet-Street / Printed for T. Bickerton at the Crown in Pater-Noster-Row 1738. Very Good. London: Printed for J. Johnson in Rotterdam and Sold by J. Cooper in the Fleet-Street / Printed for T. Bickerton at the Crown in Pater-Noster-Row 1738 & 1722. Two octavo volumes. 152; 143 pp.; second volume lacking half title. Frontispiece. Bound in modern quarter calf over marbled paper-covered boards; five raised bands and leather title label to spine; new endpapers. Light wear to edges and joints; binding sound; edges trimmed; interior unmarked; Very Good. Printed for J. Johnson in Rotterdam, and Sold by J. Cooper in the Fleet-Street / Printed for T. Bickerton, at the Crown in Pater unknown
177248558Hafniæ, Godiche, N. Möller, 1772-92. - (Registerbind), 1878. Folio. Bd. 1-2 i samtidige helldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning og ophøjede bind. Med en del brugsspor. Bd. 3-7 samt registerbindet. i nyereensartede hshirtbd. Med 12 foldetabeller. Bd. 1-3 med de 19 kobberstukne plancher af håndskriftfaksimiler. Bd. 4-7 uden håndskriftfaksimiler. Spredt papirsbruning, men ellers ren, bortset fra et titelblad som er noget smudsigt. Supplementsbindet (kaldet VIII, som udkom 1834 er ikke tilstede).
