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Simon Grynaus (Dedicatee), Bartolomeo Marliani (Dedicatee)Biblio.com

1653 Reprint With Provenance HISTORIAE ROMANAE SCRIPTORES LATINI VETERES By Simon Grynaus Dedicatee Bartolomeo Marliani Dedicatee

1653BTETM0001753Geneva: Apud Petrum Chouet 1653. 5th Edition or Later Reprint. Hardcover. Poor/No Jacket. folio fo 12 נ19 in 305 נ483 mm . Please email for Photographs or further information. Poor - Previous owner Sir Francis Wyndham inscription 1672. Ex-Rugby University Library. Leather rot text block split in two front boards detached. Collation: pp. 985 Please see Photos as part of condition report. 1653 Reprint With Provenance HISTORIAE ROMANAE SCRIPTORES LATINI VETERES Qui Extant Omnes Regum Consulum Caesarum Red Gestas Ab Vrbe Condita Continentes The ancient Roman historians of Latin history who all extant contain the exploits of kings consuls Caesars and the founding of the city: Now for the first time in two volumes By Simon Grynaus Dedicatee Bartolomeo Marliani Dedicatee Author Bio: Simon Grynaeus born Simon Griner; 1493 1 August 1541 was a German scholar and theologian of the Protestant Reformation. Giovanni Bartolomeo Marliano 14881 - 26 July 15661 was an Italian antiquarian and topographer most notable for his study of the topography of ancient Rome. Provenance: Sir Francis Wyndham 1st Baronet c. 1612 15 July 1676 of Trent Dorset was an English soldier and politician who sat in the House of Commons of England at various times from 1640 until his death in 1676. During the First English Civil War he served as a colonel in the Royalist army and helped Charles II of England escape to France after his defeat in the 1651 Third English Civil War. Format: Hardcover folio fo 12 × 19 in 305 × 483 mm Note: Binding/size selection follows standard bibliographic conventions and is approximate; exact measurements may vary. Language: Latin Published By: Apud Petrum Chouet Geneva Condition Report: Dust Jacket: No Jacket Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket Poor - Previous owner Sir Francis Wyndham inscription 1672. Ex-Rugby University Library. Leather rot text block split in two front boards detached. Collation: pp. 985 Please see Photos as part of condition report. SKU: BTETM0001753 Shipping Info: Approximate Package Dimensions H: 42 L: 42 W: 35 Units: cm W: 9Kg Tracked Shipping Insurance Coverage as per Customer Request Apud Petrum Chouet hardcover

LAWSON, William and Simon Harward:Biblio.com

A NEW ORCHARD AND GARDEN and COUNTRY HOUSE-WIVES GARDEN and THE HUSBANDRY OF BEES.

163852865London printed by Edward Griffin for John Harison at the golden Unicorne in Pater noster-row 1638. TITLE CONTINUED: or The best way for planting grafting and to make any ground good for a rich Orchard: Particularly in the North and generally for the whole kingdom of England as in nature reason situation and all probability may and doth appear. With the Country-Houswifes Garden for herbs of common use: their vertues seasons profits ornaments variety of knots models for trees and plots for the best ordering of Grounds and Walkes. As also the husbandry of Bees with their several uses and annoyances all being the experience of 48 yeares labour and now the third time corrected and much enlarged by William Lawson. Whereunto is newly added the Art of propagating Plants with the true ordering of all manner of fruits in their gathering carrying home and preservation. "The Country House-wives Garden" has separate dated title page with imprint: London printed by Anne Griffin for Iohn Harrison at the Golden Unicorne in Pater-noster-row 1637. Followed by "A MOST PROFITABLE New Treatise from approved experience of the Art of propagating Plants; by SIMON HARWARD": caption title page.109; followed by: The HUSBAND MANS FRUITFULL ORCHARDwith caption title page. Pagination and register are continuous. 8vo approximately 190 x 130 mm 7½ x 5½ inches woodcut to title page repeated later 5 plates of knot gardens full page plan of an orchard 2 text illustrations of trees and one small illustration of a straw beehive 4 tiny text illustrations printer's woodcut device to title page of the Country House-Wives Garden decorated initials and headpieces. Pages: 8 1-133 1 last page blank page edges untrimmed printed notes to margins bound in modern quarter calf over marbled boards gilt title to spine new cream endpapers. Pale age-browning throughout narrow repair to outer edge of page 132 outer edge of the orchard woodcut slightly trimmed with loss to several word endings staining to edges of remaining old free endpaper at rear occasional small spot and stain some light old ink scribble mostly to woodcuts see images. A good copy of an early edition. The Country Housewives Garden is the first book written especially for women gardeners. See: Blanche Henrey British Botanical and Horticultural Literature before 1800 Volume 1 page 255 listing earlier editions; H. Frederic Janson Pomona's Harvest page 84: "Pomona's English herald was William Lawson the author of A New Orchard and Garden. It is unique and important as the first English entry of note into pomological literature"; Rachel Hunt Catalogue of Botanical Books Volume 1 page 229 No. 209 listing an earlier edition; Sandra Raphael An Oak Spring Pomona pages 29-32; British Bee Books 1500-1976 No. 20 pages 46-47; Lt-Col. Walker Catalogue of Bee Books page 44 listing a later edition; F. Poynter A Bibliography of Gervase Markham page 165 also issued as Part 3 of Gervase Markham A Way to Get Wealth. ESTC S93434. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING ALL ZOOMABLE FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. POSTAGE AT COST. London, printed by Edward Griffin for John Harison, at the golden Unicorne in Pater noster-row, 1638. hardcover

Roger Middleton · Royaume-Uni975,00 £GB≈ 1 113,25 €

Simon, Richard (ed); Jean Morin, et alBiblio.com

Antiquitates Ecclesiae Orientalis Antiquities of the Eastern Church Now Edited from the Autograph Letters of the Most Illustrious Scholars

168251316London: G. Wells 1682. First edition. Hardcover. Very good-. Two parts small octavo. Collation: A2 star8 B-O8 P2; second series K-2H8 2I4 = 296 leaves. 20 211 1 blank 129-487 1 blankpp. Index of letters bound between the reader's preface and the Life of Morin. Texts in Latin with occasional passages in Hebrew Arabic Syriac and Greek. Contemporary vellum lightly stained with old manuscript label faded and blurred at spine. Occasional light toning and a few oxidation spots else a very good copy with crisp text. First edition of this important collection of letters chiefly between the orientalist and member of the Oratorian order Jean Morin 1591-1659 and Cardinal Francesco Barberini 1597-1679. Occasioned by the attempt of Pope Urban VIII to unite the eastern churches with the Roman Catholic Church they document an important early attempt to address the relations between Rome and the Christian communities of the Levant and Near East. The first two letters from the Samaritan community in Egypt are addressed to Joseph Scaliger and discuss the differences between their luni-solar calendar and that employed by the mainstream Jewish community; originally written in Hebrew the present Latin versions were prepared by Morin. Fourteen letters contain the correspondence between Morin and Pietro Della Valle 1586-1652 on Samaritan matters and Islamic chronology. Purchased from the heirs of the French scholar Amelot de la Houssaye the 94 letters were edited by the pioneering biblical critic Richard Simon 1638-1712 who may be credited with the "first attempt to write a history of the Bible as a piece of literature" Schaff-Herzog. Focusing his analyses on the text versions and commentaries Simon critically discussed the Septuagint and the Vulgate and defended the translation of the Bible into the vernacular. He affirmed the critical value of the Masoretic text while acknowledging the late origin of the Hebrew vocalization system. In his Histoire Critique du Vieux Testament Paris 1678 he also dared to suggest "that Moses cannot be the author of all the books attributed to him." Too radical for its time the work was suppressed and nearly all copies of the first print run were destroyed. A transcription of one of the surviving copies served as the basis of the 1680 Rotterdam edition and an English version published at London in 1682. Simon was expelled from the Oratorians. It thus comes as no surprise to observe that his substantial biography of Morin which precedes the letters "amounts to a diatribe against not only Morin but the entire Oratorian Congregation" Wetzer & Welte. Provenance: Stamp of Collegii Albertini Bonnae at recto and verso of the title; from the library of Old Catholic theologian J. H. Reinkens 1821-96 with his manuscript entry at the front endleaf. References: ESTC R-5020; Ingold Essai de bibl. oratorienne 150; Orme Bibl. Biblica 301; Wetzer & Welte Kirchenlexikon VIII p.1919; Wing M-2764 & S-3795. Full title and imprint: Antiquitates Ecclesiae Orientalis clarissimorum virorum Barbarini Allatii Holstenii Morini Ecchellensis Peirescii à Valle Comberi Buxtorfii Hottingeri &c. Dissertationibus epistolicis enucleatae; nunc ex ipsis autographis editae. Quibus praefixa est Morini Congr. Orat. Paris. PP. Vita. Londini: Prostant apud Geo. Wells ad insigne Solis in Coemeterio D. Pauli. 1682. G. Wells hardcover

Eric Chaim Kline - Bookseller · États-Unis500,00 $US≈ 423,05 €

Modena, Leon de; Sieuer de Simonville (Richard Simon, trans by)Biblio.com

Ceremonies et Coustumes Qui s'observent aujourd'huy Parmy Les Juifs. Traduites de l'Italien de Leon de Modene. Avec un Supplément touchant les Sectes des Caraites & des Samaritains de nostre temps. Comparaison des Ceremonies des Juifs & de la discipline de l'Eglise avec un discourse touchant les differentes Messes ou Liturgies qui font en usage dans tout le monde. Par le Sieur de Simonville Ceremonies and Customs Observed Today Among Jews ANDRE MORELLET'S COPY

168247526La Haye Paris: Adrian Moetjens 1682. Third French edition. Hardcover. vg to vg. Sextodecimo 5 1/2 x 3 1/2". 48 188 4 166 12pp. Original full vellum with gilt lettering and ruling on brown leather label on the spine. Additional engraved title page. Publisher's device on title page. Decorative head and tailpieces. Decorative initials. Contains catalog of books by Adrian Moetjens. Title translation: "Ceremonies and customs which are observed today among the Jews and translated from the Italian of Leon de Modena; with a supplement concerning the sects of the Karaites and the Samaritans of our time. Third edition revised corrected & augmented by a second part entitled 'Comparison of the ceremonies of the Jews and of the discipline of the Church: with a discourse concerning the various masses or liturgies which are in use in all the world' by the Sieur de Simonville." Early publication of the scholar Richard Simon containing his French translation of "Historia degli riti hebraici" by Rabbi Leon of Modena 1574 - 1654 Yehudah Aryeh Mi-Modena. An important source for the history of European Judaism. Modena's work was originally published in Italian first in Paris in 1637 and then in Venice in 1638. Both of these editions included Modena's supplement on the heretical Jewish sects the Karaites and the Samaritans as well as several other chapters on divinations and spells. The book was significant in that was the first work of the modern era aimed at non-Jewish readers to educate them on Jewish religious practice and customs. It was quite popular in the period went through numerous internationally translated editions. Simon's French edition of the work was first issued in 1674 including the supplement by Modena. In 1681 he issued both the second edition of his translation to which was added his work on comparative religion "Comparaison des Ceremonies des Juifs" and that work published separately. It suffices to recall that the work allowed among other things the rediscovery of the East and of non-Christian religions through an almost ethnographic vision which objectively described Judaism independently of the religious prejudices of the 17th century thus inaugurating what will make all the vocation of the great Oratorian. Table of contents a the rear. The final page contains an advertisement for the publisher at the bottom. Decorative bookplate of French author and economist André Morellet 1727 – 1819 pasted on the interior front cover. Binding with minor rubbing to covers and extremities. Brown label on the spine lightly chipped along the edges. Minor sporadic water stains and/ or foxing to a few pages throughout. P.23 torn along the side margin with no loss of text. Binding and interior both in very good to very good condition overall. Adrian Moetjens hardcover

Eric Chaim Kline - Bookseller · États-Unis900,00 $US≈ 761,49 €

[NIEROP, Adriaen van or Simon van MIDDELGEEST?]. WAER-MOND, Yemand van (pseudonym).Biblio.com

Codicille van de Nederlandsche Oorloghe waer in sy eenighe Vrienden Wel-Doenders ende Dienaren in haer principael Testament van date den tweeden Februarij 1609. vergheten zynde . den 12. Martij des selven jaers. Noch een Wellecom-Dicht van het Bestandt. Noch andere ghedichten van bestandighe vrede.

1609A86ACTMRTZ41Franc end al" = Amsterdam: Frederijck de Vrije" 1609. Disbound. Small 4to. Poems celebrating the truce with Spain though attributed to a former opponent of the truce with the Dutch poems in textura types and Latin marginal notes in roman. A political pamphlet in verse celebrating peace and dated less than a month before the signing of the Twelve Years' Truce between Spain and the Dutch Republic. The main poem takes the form of a "codicil" to War's "last will and testament." It recites the various legacies both good and bad that the War has left to people on both sides and even to people and countries not directly involved in the fighting. Asher mistakenly lists the present pamphlet as no. 11 in the Bye-Korf series: it was published about six months after the Bye-Korf was banned but later collectors often inserted it and the associated Testament in place of the earlier Testament which should have been Asher 26-28/10. The author place of publication and publisher given on the title-page are all word plays "Yemand van Waer-Mond" for example suggesting "someone of honest mouth." The STCN attributes the pamphlet with a query to Nierop who propagandized against peace in one of the Bye-Korf pamphlets Asher 28/37 but rejoiced in it once it came. Alden & Landis attributes the associated Testament ofte Wtersten Wille to Middelgeest. The poet's four-line verse on the back of the title-page is signed with the motto: "Yet Meer en mocht/Min en docht Niet."A nice view of popular feelings about the Truce just before it formally took effect.With some tears at the fold of the outermost bifolium and only slightly browned otherwise a very good copy.l Asher 26-28/11; Knuttel 1584; Simoni W 34; Tiele 751; OCLC WorldCat 3 copies. Frederijck de Vrije", unknown

Antiquariaat FORUM BV · Pays-Bas350,00 €

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