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155314638Ad Urbe condita usq.... - Polydori Vergilij urbinatis de Prodigijs libri III - Louchimi Camerarij Paberg de Ostentis libri II.Jolie édition, élégamment imprimée. Elle suit celle de Bâle, chez Oporin, 1552, la première à contenir la restitution élaborée par Conrad Lycosthène (1518-1561) d'après Tite Live, Denys d'Halicarnasse, Eutrope et Orose pour compléter les lacunes de la première partie perdue de l'oeuvre de Julius Obsequens. Le traité de Prodigiis, composé par le théologien et érudit italien Polydore Vergilius (1470-1555), est une réfutation de la prétendue science divinatoire. L'ouvrage de l'érudit allemand Joachim Camerarius (1500-1574), de Ostentis fut publié pour la première fois à Wittenberg, par G. Rhau, en 1532, sous la forme de dialogues. Il traite essentiellement de l'apparition des comètes et de leur signification.Lyon, Jean de Tourne et Guillaume Gazeau, 1553. 367 pages.Reliure plein-veau marbré du XVIIIè siècle. Dos à nerfs orné de fleurons au soleil et oiseau en queue. Tranches rouges. Bords et 2ème plat restaurés. Pas de rousseur. Bon état. Format in-16°(12x8).
15547971Paris, Jacques Kerver, 1554. In-16 de 287-(1) ff. basane fauve, filet à froid, dos lisse orné, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, tranches jaspées (reliure du XVIIIe siècle).
158214052A Lyon, par Jean de Tournes, 1582. In-18 de 181-[9] pages, demi-maroquin chocolat à coins, dos à 5 nerfs avec titres, encadrements et décors dorés, doubles filets sur les plats, tranches dorées. La reliure est signée Gayler-Hirou.
153452023Tübingen, Hulderich Morhart, 1534. Small folio. Nice full vellum with yapp edges. A, exceptionally nice, clean, and fresh copy. One blank corner of f. 100 restored and small part of upper blank margin of last three leaves restored - far from affecting text. (7), (1 - blank), 133 ff + 1 leaf with portrait. With numerous woodcut astronomical illustrations and diagrams in the text and the woodcut portrai, which is attributed to Holbein the Younger.
159854719No Place (Wittenberg), 1598. Bound in 18th century full mottled calf. Richly gilt spine. Titlelabel with gilt lettering. Large oval mongram in gold on both covers. Light edgewear. (32),105 (=205) pp. Many astronomical woodcuts in the text. With only one movable hand (pointer) of 4. Title-page with a large sphaerical woodcut. Title-page mounted and a bit frayed, loosing some paper of upper right corner, no loss of text. A bit of fraying to the next three leaves. Old names on title-page. On top ""Libris D. Procopii..."".
158311101Lyon, s.n. (François Conrard), 1583 ; in-8 ; demi-vélin à petits coins, étiquette orange titre manuscrit (reliure probablement de la mi-XIXe) ; (32), 362, (10) pp., *-2*-8 A-Z8 [croix]2 ; marque 2 au titre.
159860123Wandesburg (i.e. Wandsbeck, for the author by Philip Ohrs), 1598. Small folio. In the original blue silk binding with richly gilt ornamentation to boards. Professionally recased in the 1970'es with 90% of the original silk boards preserved over new blue silk. Green silk ties. A small, neat restoration to the border of the title-page, barely noticeable. A4 and H2 restored and at margins with newer paper margins in perceftly matching paper. The restoration touches the outer borders, most significantly on H2, where the inner border is almost covered by the new paper. The lower blank border of A4 cropped. Otherwise in splendid condition. 42 ff. With 22 magnificent full-page illustrations, of which 4 are engraved and the rest are woodcut. Title printed in red and black and all pages, including the title-page, printed within woodcut ornamental border. Large woodcut device to title-page, with spere and compass, and allegorical woodcut to colophon. Title-page (which is printed in red and black) is uncoloured, but all other leaves are in magnificent contemporary handcolouring, and many of the illutstrations are illuminated in gold. All woodcut borders couloured in green and greeninsh blue, and large initials, head-and tail-pieces and devise on colophon are coloured in various colours, as are all illustrations.The word ""INGENIOSE"" of the imperfectly printed headline on G3 supplied on manuscript (as in most known copies), presumably in Brahe's own hand.
15468117Parisiis, ex officina Reginaldi Calderii & Claudius eius filii, 1546. Petit in-8 de 73-(7) ff., vélin souple, traces de lacets (reliure de l'époque).
