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$14.00 Shipping Location: เมืองขอนแก่น, Thailand FOLIO LXXIX recto. This is the page 79 from the famous book the chronichles of nuremberg, so far so on the history of the world as they saw. until 1493. ... moreOn the death of Crantor, Arcesilaus succeeded to the chair of the Academy, in the history of which he makes so important an era.
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Free Shipping Location: Boca Raton, United States TheNuremberg Chronicle is an illustratedencyclopedia consisting of world historical accounts, as well as accounts told throughbiblical paraphrase. Subjects ... moreinclude human history in relation to the Bible, illustrated mythological creatures, and the histories of important Christian and secular cities from antiquity.
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$125.00 Shipping Location: Graz, Austria Back in Germany, Peter Schöffer appeared in Mainz around 1452 as a typographer and. Peter Schöffer was born around 1425 in Gernsheim am Rhein. Very nice ... morecondition with wide margins. Hand-painted initials in red paint, large multicolor opening initials.
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$25.00 Shipping Location: Germany Rainerius de Pisis (1281?. Pantheologia, sive Summa universae theologiae. Third edition of the oldest theological encyclopedia. (Notes on the bibliography ... moreof Rainerius de Pisis, Rhodes, p. 238). Pantheologia, sive Summa universae theologiae. ).
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1525 PYTHAGORAS Numbers FREEMASONRY Arithmetic LATIN Greek POST INCUNABLE Math
There are currently no records of this post incunabule 2 leaf large pamphlet by Cheradame. As shown. With the imprint of 1525 and colophon, as shown. Text includes both Latin and Greek, as Cheradame was a noted Latin/Greek translator. This could truly be a gemstone in the rough. Light staining and aging, bound in modern marbled hardcovers. As shown. Measures roughly 10" x 7" Good luck! Jean Chéradame Jump to: Frontisipice translation by Jean Chéradame the Treaty of on entitled From morbo gallico. Jean Chéradame, its Latin name Johannes Chaeradamus is a and French of the sixteenth century. From or in the. He studied medicine and was probably a professor of. He became a professor of Greek at the around 1543. The little that is known of him was reported by: We do not know its French name. That of Chéradame is a ... moreGreek name by which he claimed allegorical express his eagerness to overcome the difficulties of the study. It also took the name of Hippocrates. Apparently because he had studied medicine. This man seems to have been modest. It is too little known to the names and the praise he gives himself. He published a Greek grammar. A Greek dictionary, a kind of Hebrew grammar, including said well. He made an abridgment of the adages of. He gave an edition of some comedies of. He worked for a long Myrias mystica, which would explain all the mystical sense of God's name. And a Myrias historica, which he handled. He said that night, because the day was employed in its public and private lessons, he does not appear that we have seen the fruits of his labors. In the list of his works. We must add his translation of Dionysiae of and that of one of the first treatises on. De morbo gallico published by in 1519. The name of"French disease" given"unduly" syphilis Ulrich von Hutten. Jean Chéradame preferred'sickness of Naples. Publications Grammatica isagogica Joannis Cheradami ex diversis autoribus(1521) Habes tandem graecarum literarum admirator. Lexicon graecum:
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1516 Medieval ASTRONOMY Astrology POST INCUNABLE Esoteric OCCULT French LATIN
EXTREMELY RARE POST INCUNABLE PIECE IN FULL BLACK LETTER FRENCH AND LATIN WITH GREAT WOODCUTS! Jesus Maria Spes xp̄iana: petit compost en francoys Non conuenit omnibus vnum. Paris: M.N. de la B arre. 1516. 1st Ed. Other LATER(ie. 1530s) copies online compare at nearly 40,000$! With 1 edition published in 1516 in French and held by only 1 library worldwide. This is a rare opportunity to own the extremely rare 1st Edition, not found for sale anywhere. Authored by Nicholas Du Puy, it measures 5.25" x 3.5" and although partial, retains the colophon as well as an extremely attractive woodcut on the last leaf, as well as one in text, as shown. 20 leaves are present here, bound in later wraps with French inscriptions on the front. In full French/Latin Black Letter font, with a few illustrated initials, tables and similar. Present are leaf ... more8-23, as well as 4 leaves of Appendix(including the last leaf of the woodcut) unnumbered. Calls for 35, 10] leaves, so again, portions are lacking, BUT.this again is worth thousands more than I am asking. A true relic, even being fragmentary. Good luck!
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1521 POST INCUNABLE Civil WARS Roman Republic APPIAN of ALEXANDRIA Latin PARIS
APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS DE BELLIS CIVILIBUS ROMANORUM: CUM LIBRO PERQUAM ELEGANTI. QUI ILLYRIUS, ET ALTERO QUI CELTICUS INSCRIBITUR[PARIS] Prostant. apud ædes Ioannis Parui. 1521. THE FIVE BOOKS ON THE CIVIL WARS OF THE ROMANS BY APPIAN OF ALEXANDRIA. THE ONLY DETAILED AND SURVIVING DOCUMENT ABOUT THE PERIOD OF THE END OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. First Appian edition printed in Pa ris. The Roman history was originally written in Greek. When Appian lived in Rome at the times of Hadrianus and Antonius Pius. The work was translated into Latin by the Italian scholar Pier Candido Decembrio(1399-1477) at the request of Pope Niccoló V in 1450; he took more than four years to finish this task. His translation, dedicated to King Alphons II of Naples and Sicily(1448-1495) was first printed in 1472. A rare early 1500s piece indeed! Here we have the ... moretwo parts of Appianus of Alexandria's'de Bellis Civilibus Romanorum' printed in Paris. 1521, with attractive vellum binding, spine with hand painsted date of crown of 1521, and striking printers woodcut on last leaf! Whole of the text in Latin. Although the title and dedication leaves are lacking, the colophon at rear contains: Impressum Parrhisiis opera magistri Petri Vidoue, Impensis uero honesti uiri Iohannis parui. Annoa partu uirgineo MDXXI Mense Septembri, solidifying that this post incunable imprint is indeed an early 1500s gem! Again. Lacking the title and dedication leaves(sigs a1-2/folio I& II) The foliation is highly irregular but register continuous and it is possible that one leaf is lacking following folio CXXII BUT please note that the register is continuous at this point. Foliation reads: III-XXXV. XXXIIII, XXXVII- Xl. XXXVIII, XLII-LXVIII, LXXIX, LXX-LXXXVI, LXXXVIII, LXXXXI, LXXXIX-CXXII, CXXV, CXXXIIII-V, CXXI, CXXVII-VIII, CXXXIX, CXXX, CXXXXI, CXXXII-CLXVI, X, XII, XII-XCI, XLII, XCIII-C. Register reads: aiii-y6. A-F4, aa-qq4, rr1-6) The binding is holding firmly and in good condition. With attractively aged limp vellum, with holes to fored
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1493 OUTSTANDING ILLUMINATED INCUNABLE OF HERODIAN HISTORIES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
Outstanding illuminated incunable of Herodianus Histories of the Roman Empire The only reliable source on the Roman emperor Heliogabalus a large initial illuminated in burnished gold and colors with a refined illuminated border from a North-Italy atelier with 8 distinguished provenances through the centuries Herodianus. Herodiani Historiae de imperio post Marcum vel de suis temporibus liber primus e Graeco translatus Angelo Politiano interprete ad Innocentium.VIII. pontificem maximum prohoemium. Quod quidem opus novum et aureum Plato de Benedictis acuratissime Anno Domini.M.CCCC.LXXXXIII[ Bononiae[ impressit[Bologna: Plato de Benedictis. 1493] Folio(293x202 mm) Stiff vellum binding with simple fillet frame blind-tooled to covers, gilt letterings and decorations at spine, blue edges, ff. 68] Collation: aa-hh 8 ii 4. The book goes with a modern ... moregreen case with five raised bands spine in leather and gilt letterings; the case’s interior is covered in green velvet. Roman type. Text in Latin. Complete. a large illuminated initial in burnished gold and colors into refined illuminated frame surrounding the text from a North Italy atelier. Presumably in the area of Bologna. The decoration is based on blue and white lines spotted in gold with enlargements in the form of palms’ leaves. In the middle of each frame’s branch. Delicate floral penworks and smart ornaments in colours and“bianchi girari” The first paragraph contianed in the frame is printed in red ink. At the same page. Extremely elegant illuminated initial on six lines. Traced in purple on gold field and intertwined with flowers. Two rubricated capital letters in red and blue at f. a1 v and a2 r. Wonderful illuminated incunable of Herodianus Histories of the Roman Empire with the Politian’s translation from Greek. It is the most important source for information about the Roman emperor Elagabalus(also known as Heliogabalus) and every following historian got material on the matter from it. Herodian’s Roman History is a collection of eight boo
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1499 «THE ANCIENT ASTRONOMERS»: THE ONLY ASTRONOMIC INCUNABLE PRINTED BY ALDUS
1499«the ancient Astronomers» the extremely rare and precious only Astronomy incunable printed by Aldus Manutius containing the editio princeps of Firmicus’ Books of Astromomy in its integral version and Aratus’ Phaenomena: the first description of celestial sphere with the rising and setting of the stars The Hoskier Copy in an attractive amateur binding in red morocco Firmicus[and other classical astronomers] Astronomicorum libri octo integri. Venetiis. In ædibus Aldi Romani mense Iunio 1499[Venice: Aldus Manutius. June 1499] Folio. Splendid 18th century amateur binding in red morocco. With gilt-tooled borders on both covers, spine with raised bands and richly gilt-decorated compartments, black morocco label with gilt title, cc. 4] 370. Roman and Greek types. Woodcut headletters. First volume(of two) The title-page was lacking ... moreab origine and supplied in a neat facsimile on ancient paper. Text complete. 20 woodcuts containing diagrams. Zodiacal plates, positions of the constellations and other astronomical details. extremely rare and precious first and only aldine edition of this important collection of astronomical texts of the ancient world. Also known as“Astronomi Veteres” Ancient astronomers» it is also one of the few scientific incunables printed by Aldus Manutius. Renouard, the bibliographer of Aldus, considers this book: rare, et d’une très belle exécution» rare and very beautifully made» the collection contains the editio princeps of the Astronomicorum libri(books of Astronomy» by Firmicus. Printed for the first time in its integrity: in this aldine edition is comprised also the eighth book. That was unknown until the Aldus edition. Because found in a German manuscript by the humanist Filippo Negri, editor of the present edition. After Firmicus begin the Manilius’ astrological poem Astronomicorum libri(Books of Astronomy» Then we find the Aratus’ Phaenomena. In the original greek text together with the parallel text with the first latin traslation: it is a
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1481 RARE ILLUMINATED INCUNABLE OF LIVY'S «HISTORY OF ROME» ONLY 3 COPIES IN USA
1481 scarce illuminated Venetian incunable of Livy’s«History of Rome» first leaf entirely illuminated in burnished gold and colours illuminated nobiliar coat of arms of Ginori family from Florence only 3 copies in USA T itus Livius-Boccaccio. Giovanni(translator) Tractato del primo libro de Tito Livio Padovano: cioe de la quarta Deca de la guerra de Macedonia: et il trentauno ab urbe condita& primo de lo auctore il prohemio[ at colophon: Impressa per maestro Octaviano Scoto[ nel M.cccclxxxi adì xxviii de giugno in Venetia[Venice. Ottaviano Scoto, 28 June 1481] Folio(300x205 mm) 18th century Venetian binding in green half calf on marbled paper, four raised bands spine with gilt titles, cc. 1] 135] Roman type, text in Italian. 2 columns, 54 lines. Register: a 10 aa-mm 10 nn 6. Complete. first leaf entirely illuminated. With ... morea large illuminated initial“C” in burnished gold and colours, floral extensions in gold and colours at inner blank margin; at lower blank margin, illuminated nobiliar Coat of arms into a laurel crown, surrounded by floral decorations in gold and colours. Scarce Venetian illuminated incunable of the fourth decas of Livy’s Historiae ad Urbe condita(Histories from the foundation of Rome» A monumental history of Rome and the Roman people, covering the period from the earliest legends of Rome well before the traditional foundation in 753 BC through the reign of Augustus in Livy’sw own time. the translation from Latin was made by Giovanni Boccaccio. The renowned author of Decameron. In his Histories. Livy explains the complete history of the city of Rome, from its foundation to the death of Augustus(14 AD) Because he was writing under the emperor Augustus. Livy’s history emphasizes the great triumphs of Rome. He wrote his history with embellished accounts of Roman heroism in order to promote the new type of government implemented by Augustus when he became emperor. In Livy’s preface to his history. He said that he did not care whether his personal fame remained in dar
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1496 RARE INCUNABLE: «TREASURE OF GREEK LANGUAGE & LITERATURE» BY ALDUS MANUTIUS
note: the only other circulating copy on the market is offered on-line for $37.000(please inquire for details) 1496 scarce incunable printed by Aldus Manutius containing the«treasure of Greek language and literature» The viscount Birkenhead copy Aldus Manutius and others. Thesaurus cornucopiae et Horti Adonis[colophon: Venetiis in domo Aldi Romani summa cura: laboréq(ue) præmagno. Mense Augusto. M. IIII.D. Venice: Aldus Manutius. 1496] Folio. XVIIIth century full calf with gilt decorations at covers and handwritten title on spine(renewed) red edges, marbled flyleaves, ff. 10] 270. The first preliminary 9 leaves were missing. The title-page was replaced with a facsimile on ancient paper. Despite it, the text is complete. Greek text. 38 lines. Type: 146 Gr 114 R 114 Gr. Register: ✽ 10. Aα–i ι 8. Kk-L λ 8. Mμ 8. N ν 8. O ... moreξ-z ψ 8& ω 4, A Α–D Δ 8. E Ε 6. F Ζ G Η 8. H Θ 6. I Ι 8. K Κ 6. L Λ 8 scarce first and only aldine edition of his renowned Thesaurus(Treasure” A collection of 34 ancient greek and Byzantine authors containing historical. Linguistical and grammatical works. In the preface, addressed to scholars and all learned people(studiosis omnibus» Aldus describes his edition as containing«practically everything that anyone could desire in order to achieve a perfect knowledge of Greek literature» He also mentions his collaborators in editing these Greek texts: in the first place Guarino Camertis de Favera. Then Carlo Antinori. Politianus, and Urbanio Bolzanio Valeriano. He confirms further that he is working on his program to publish antique texts already for seven years. Some of these authors are presented as the editio princeps. Such as the work by Eustachius of Tessaloniki. Among others there are the works of Aelius Dionysius, Pausanias, Johannes of Alexandria and Georgios Choiroboscos from Constantinople. Aldus also announces here for the first time in print his plans for publishing the first printed edition of Aristotle’s works which appeared from 1495 till 1498. This
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1522 Post INCUNABULA Incunable FOLIO Athanasius ALEXANDRIA Latin THEOLOGY Rare
Argentinae[Strassburg] Apud Ioannem Knoblouchum. Mense Martio, Anno MDXXII[1522] Extremely rare post incunable folio of the works of Athanasius of Alexandria. Written in Latin, and published in 1522. Original reverse bevelled boards, leather with wear, chipping and scuffing, both boards detached. Spine with raised bands, as shown, lacking leather covering. First marbled EP and white EP detached, also Eps in rear detached with last few leaves, chipping to detached leaves; the rest firmly bound. Text complete. Beautiful engraved title with main title and publishing date on the following leaf. Much manuscript in front, some marginalia throughout, but pages in nice shape otherwise. Measures 14" x 9' x 3" From Worldcat: The Commentarij edited by Nicolaus Beraldus; remainder edited by Paulus Bulgarus. Title within historiated woodcut ... moreborder. Catchwords. Foliation, headlines, ornamented initials, marginalia, and signature marks. Signatures: alpha]⁶(alpha]1 verso blank) A-C⁸, D-F⁶, G⁸, H-K⁶, L⁸, M-P⁶, Q⁸, R-V⁶, X⁸, Y-Z⁶, Aa⁶, Bb⁸, Cc-Ff⁶, Gg⁸, Hh-Ll⁶, Mm⁸, Nn⁶-Zz⁶, AA-CC⁶(CC verso blank) chi]¹⁰. First gathering signed with Greek alpha; final gathering unsigned. Errors in foliation: xciii. Cxxviii, cxlv, clxxxix, ccx, ccxxix wrongly numbered xci, cxxvii, clvi, cxcviii, ccxx, ccxxxi. Includes index Description: 6] Cccxiii, 10] leaves: ill. 32 cm. fol. Contents: Commentarij in Epistolas Pauli. Qui a pleris[que] uulgario adscribuntur- Contra gentiles liber unus- De incarnatione uerbi eiusque ad nos per corpus aduentu- Disputatio contra Arrium- In uim Psalmorum opusculum- Exhortatio ad Monachos- De passione imaginis d[omi]ni nostri Libellus- Epistolæ no[n]ullæ Romanoru[m] Pontificu[m] ad Athanasium. Athanasij ad eosdem- Eiusdem Athanasij de[u]arijs quæstionibus liber. Athanasius of Alexandria(b. ca. 296-298– d. 2 May 373) Also referred to as St. Athanasius the Great, St. Athanasius I of Alexandria, St Athanasius the Confessor and(primarily in the Coptic Orthodox Church) St Athanasi
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1496 Incunable Textoris Sermo de passione Christi 5 US Holdings Incunabula
Author: Textoris. Guilermus, de Aquisgrano Title: Sermo de passione Christi. Sive Sermo historialis passionis dominicae. Add: Johannes Kannemann: De passione Christi secundum quattuor evangelistas. Dialogus beatae Mariae et Anselmi de passione Christi. Pseudo- Bernardus(i.e. Oglerius de Tridino) De planctu B.V.M. Imprint: Strassburg: Printer of the 1483 Jordanus de Quedlinburg(Georg Husner) 11 Feb. 1496 Format: 4° References: Goff T122; H 1140* COLLATES COMPLETE. 184 leaves. a–p⁸q–z⁸⁊⁸. Colophon is on the verso of z2] Only 5 US holdings. Condition: A very nice copy. Very lightly toned. But extremely clean& with rich, dark print. Very large margins on all sides. In an absolutely contemporary& very solid binding of attractively blindstamped pigskin over boards. A few minor flaws to the pigskin. The fore-edge of the front board ... morewith chipping. Retains a complete& very early clasp. Gulielmus Textor. or Wilhelm Tzewers] 1420- 1512) was a theologian at Erfurt and Basel. He is best known for having written the first printed book of travels- to the holy land. No auction records. No copies for sale on the internet. SHIPPING: WE MAIL WORLDWIDE BY PRIORITY AIR MAIL. BUT! PLEASE NOTE: We are often traveling& your item will be MAILED FROM EUROPE. We use european postal systems. Which are very safe but sometimes slow. We have perfect feedback and do everything possible[within reason! to please our customers. BUT! We have zero control over postal systems& customs offices. Although I wish we did! We can ship by FEDEX at your expense We have been in the antiquarian trade for over thirty five years. And sell only genuine, original material. NO copies or reproductions of any kind. Good luck in your bidding. And best regards to all.
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1496 Incunable Henricus Institoris an author of Malleus Malfactorum Incunabula
Author: Institoris. Henricus Title: Tractatus varii cum sermonibus contra errores adversus eucharistiam exortos Imprint: Nuremberg: Anton Koberger. 26 Jan. 1496 Format: 4° References: Goff I170; H 9233 Collates COMPLETE 134 leaves. a–q⁸r⁶. Height: 21.5 cm Condition: In a very solid 19th century half leather binding. The spine raised in compartments& with gilt& a contrasting label. Some rubbing. The contents are very clean and fresh with quite large margins all round. A little soil from handling on the title leaf, which also has some ownership annotations. A very few other small annotations. A few very tiny worm holes in the far outer margin of a few leaves. A wonderful copy. Heinrich Kramer(c.1430–1505) Also known under the Latinized name Henricus Institoris, was a German churchman and inquisitor. This work examines"errors" ... moreBy 1484 he was already associated with Jacob Sprenger to make an inquisition for witches and sorcerers. In 1485 he drew up a treatise on witchcraft which was incorporated in the Malleus Maleficarum(literally"The Hammer of Witches" An always desirable Koberger printing in nice condition& larger than the copies on Worldcat. Which lists no US holdings. Other references listed more, but apparently in error. Not listed in Harvard's Hollis Catalogue, for example. No copies except this exact one at auction in the last 34 years. No copies for sale on the internet. SHIPPING: WE MAIL WORLDWIDE BY PRIORITY AIR MAIL. BUT! PLEASE NOTE: We are often traveling& your item will be MAILED FROM EUROPE. We use european postal systems. Which are very safe but sometimes slow. We have perfect feedback and do everything possible[within reason! to please our customers. BUT! We have zero control over postal systems& customs offices. Although I wish we did! We can ship by FEDEX at your expense br br We have been in the antiquarian trade for over thirty five years. And sell only genuine, original material. NO copies or reproductions of any kind. Good luck in your bidding.
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1492 Incunable Bernardus Claravallensis Modus bene Brugalla binding Incunabula
Author: Bernardus Claravallensis Title: Modus bene vivendi in christianam religionem Imprint: Venice: Bernardinus Benalius. 30 May 1492 Format: 8° References: Goff B413 Collates COMPLETE 92 leaves. a–k⁸lm⁶. Height: 14.5cm Condition: Another incunable in a very handsome Brugalla* binding. Full crushed levant with all edges gilt. Tiny bit of rubbing at the head of the spine. Signed& dated 1950. Contents are variously toned to quite white. With a little inoffensive soil to the first two leaves. Small but adequate margins, as usual for this title. A nice little book. Bernard of Clairvaux. 1090– August 20, 1153] was a French abbot and the primary builder of the reforming Cistercian order. This was his most influential work. Most copies which have appeared at auction have been in lesser condition. None for sale on the internet. Emilio ... moreBrugalla[1901-1987] also author of several works on bookbinding. one of Spain's most innovative binders of the 20th century. SHIPPING: WE MAIL WORLDWIDE BY PRIORITY AIR MAIL. BUT! PLEASE NOTE: We are often traveling& your item will be MAILED FROM EUROPE. We use european postal systems. Which are very safe but sometimes slow. We have perfect feedback and do everything possible[within reason! to please our customers. BUT! We have zero control over postal systems& customs offices. Although I wish we did! We can ship by FEDEX at your expense We have been in the antiquarian trade for over thirty five years. And sell only genuine, original material. NO copies or reproductions of any kind. Good luck in your bidding. And best regards to all. 1f3eb5.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28%3E1f3eb5-13d218ce2b3-0xf9-
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1514 Liturgy CATHOLIC Post INCUNABLE Exorcism SACRAMENTS Black Letter LATIN Rare
Pupilla oculi. De septem sacramentoru 771 administratione de decem preceptis Decalogi ceterisque officiis Joannis de Burgo. Augustinus Aggeus ad clerum c1514-1518. R are Post Incunable work. This is Johann De Burgo's'Pupilla Oculi' an early work on the Sacraments of the Catholic Church, edited by Augustine Agge. Title with attractive red and black format, and text with scattered woodcut initials and grat black letter font. Great liturgical content, including a section on Exorcism. Potentially, this could be either the 1518, 1517, or 1514 edition, deduced from the distinctive foliation of the work. Sadly this copy lacks the lower portion of the title page/dedication leaf and the final 7 leaves which include the colophon. Bound in later brown buckram, this 4to contains a green morocco lettering poice, is letter/ruled and contains ... morenew EPs and bookplate. The contents meet collation: clxx, 8 ff] collation should read: clxx,15ff] we therefore lack the final seven leaves including colophon, as previously stated. Pages in generally good shape, some toning and scattered foxing and browning, moreso to the edges. Some light worming, also portion of title lacking, as shown with heavier soiling.As shown. Good luck!
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A RARE 1515 GIUNTA IMPRINT OF THE SECOND PUNIC WARS post-incunable
A RARE 1515 GIUNTA IMPRINT OF THE SECOND PUNIC WARS The Giunta family was among the most eminent printers of the 15th century, and. With respect to literary talent, ranked only second to the Alduses. The Book: Silius Italicus. Caius, 25-101 A.D. De Bello Punico. De bello Punico secundo. Florence: Philip Giunta, Mar, 1515(Impressum Flore[n]tiae: opera& sumptu Philippi Iuntae, 1515, mense Martij) 8vo. 15.5 x 9.5 cm. COMPLETE. 208 lvs. Old worn calf. Front board detached. Internally, some toning and occasional stains, inner margin of last leaf pasted down, t.p. with lower margin cut and stamp to l.r. corner, minor worming. Bookplates of the Honorable Arthur Dillon, J. Salkeld,
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INCUNABLE EL ARTE DE MORIR INCUNABULA ART OF DYING
Documento sin título PLEASE READ THIS ITEM is an edition facsimile in digital format on CD(or e-book) of the book announced in the title of this item. You have additional information of the book below. The entire book is in PDF format. The CD is fully compatible with PC or MAC. I will send this eBook by postal mail. Sending it by email or by any other digital delivery method is not allowed and violates eBay policy. Asks any doubt you have. Always we answer, and if you like this item, please, see my SPECIAL NOTICE FOR SHIPPING: Shipping and handling charge is $ 2.99 to any country in the world. If you buy multiple CD´s. You only will pay $ 2.99 for the Shipping and handling of all of them. ESTE ARTÍCULO es una edición facsímil en formato digital en CD(o e-book) del libro anunciado en el título de este artículo. ... moreTiene información adicional del libro a continuación. El libro se recoge íntegro El libro se recoge íntegro en formato PDF. El CD es totalmente compatible con PC o MAC. El envío de este eBook se realizará por correo postal. El envío por correo electrónico, o cualquier otra clase de envio digital no está permitido o infringe las políticas de Ebay. Compra con tranquilidad. Pregúntanos cualquier duda que tengas, y si te gusta este artículo echa un vistazo a nuestras AVISO ESPECIAL SOBRE EL ENVÍO: Los gastos de envío y manipulación son de $ 2.99 para cualquier lugar del mundo. Si compra varios CD´s sólo pagará $ 2.99 por el envío y manipulación de todos aquellos. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OF THE BOOK/ INFORMACIÓN ADICIONAL DEL LIBRO CENTURY, XV. SIGLO, PAGES, 38 PAGS. PÁGINAS. ORIGIN, GERMANY/ ALEMANIA ORIGEN, DESCRIPTION This enigmatic and rare work of endings of the century XV. Tried to give answer to medieval belief of than, in the hour of death, the devils, ultra-worldly incarnation of sins expected the propitious moment to take possession of the soul of the dying per
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1495 Incunable Johannes Gritsch Quadragesimale Venice Incunabula
Author: Gritsch. Johannes Title: Quadragesimale Imprint: Venice: Lazarus de Suardis. De Saviliano, 21 Mar. 1495 Format: 8° References: Goff G506 Lenten and dominical sermons in full; some sermones de sanctis with Biblical texts or synopses only. This is a work that was held in great favor at the end of the 15th cent. cf. note in Brunet. Manuel du libraire, 1861, v. 2, col. 1760. The authorship of the Quadragesimale is variously attributed to Johannes Gritsch or to his brother Konrad. Authorship is assigned to Johannes by ISTC. Cath. encyc. VI, p. 292d) BN, IGI, Goff, Scriptores Ordinis Praedicatorum recensiti, 1719(v. 1, pt. 2, p. 909) Schaff-Herzog encyc. of religious knowledge(v. 9, p. 164) and Jöcher. Neue deutsche Biog. states that the Quadragesimale should be attributed to Konrad Grütsch(Gritsch) even though the name of ... morehis brother was assigned to the 29 editions printed in the 15th cent. and notes that both brothers were for a long time confused with one another. GW(v. 10, col. 177-8) states that Conradus Gritsch(Conrad Grütsch) was probably the brother of Johann under whose name the Quadragesimale was printed. Frömmigkeitstheologie am Anfang des 16. Jahrhunderts, 1982(p. 202) claims that the Quadragesimale of Konrad Gritsch, which appeared ca. 1440, has been wrongly ascribed to his brother Johannes. BSB-Ink also assigns the Quadragesimale to Conradus Grütsch. Imprint from ISTC. Colophon: Explicit Quadragesimale eximij sacre theologie doctoris Ioannis Gritsch Ordinis Minorum q[uo]d non solum sermones quadragesimales veru[m] etiam temporis et sanctoru[m] per circulum totius a[n]ni indicat. Impressum Uenetijs per Lazarum de Soardis Mcccclxxxxv die xji Martij. Cum p[ri]uilegio ne quis audeat hoc opus imprimere citra dece[m] an[n]os sub pena in eodem co[n]tenta etc. Laus omnipotenti deo. Collates COMPLETE. 284 leaves Signatures: pi⁸(1] 2, 3, 4 +[4] ²pi⁸(5] 6, 7, 8] +[4] a-z⁸[et]⁸[con]⁸[rum]⁸ A-G⁸ H⁴. In double columns. 48 lines and headline. Capital spaces with guide-letters.
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1498 Incunable Gregorius IX Decretales cum glossa Printed red black Incunabula
Author: Gregorius IX. Pont. Max. formerly Ugolino, Count of Segni) Title: Decretales cum glossa Imprint: Venice: Andreas Torresanus. De Asula, 4 Mar. 1498 Format: 8° Reference: Goff G477; Collates COMPLETE 1328 pages! 664 ff. +⁶aa–zz⁊ꝝꝝaaa–zzz⁊ꝝꝝꝝaaaa–zzzz⁊ꝝꝝꝝꝝAa–Dd⁸Ee¹⁰. Numbered: 14]9–658 Printed throughout in red& black. US holdings: Only 5. Of which two lack the title leaf. Latrobe PA. St Vincent College& Archabbey Library(tp) Los Angeles CA. Univ. of California at Los Angeles; New Haven CT. Yale Univ. Beinecke Library( f.1) San Marino CA. The Huntington Library; Urbana IL. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library. Condition: Binding retains absolutely contemporary blindstamped and paneled boards. The spine recovered at an early date. Remains of original clasps. Some internal cracking after the first few leaves, ... morebut absolutely solid. The text block is tight and clean with very occasional little stains& soil, as one might expect in such a large work. Lightly toned. One outer margin with loss away from text. Far upper corners of outside margins rounded, but happily not reduced in size to eliminate this. Left and lower margins remain large. Some upper margins close but never touching the running titles. Again a very decent copy of a bulky incunable that is seldom seen in acceptable condition. Very important work on Canon Law! The Decretals form the primary work associated with Pope Gregory IX. In 1230 he ordered his chaplain St. Raymond of Peñafort to form a new collection of canonical laws to replace those formerly used. The project took four years to complete. And the result contains 1,971 chapters which incorporate parts of the earlier laws, while reclassifying some and deleting others that were found obsolete. This edition very scarce at auction- only this exact copy. No copies for sale on the internet. SHIPPING: WE MAIL WORLDWIDE BY PRIORITY AIR MAIL. BUT! PLEASE NOTE: We are often traveling& your item will be MAILED FROM EUROPE. We use european postal systems. Whic
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(2) 1477 Latin INCUNABLE Medieval FRAGMENTS Handwritten MANUSCRIPT Germany RARE
2 Fragments of a Scarce Incunable. Printed in Mainz(Germany) by Peter Schöffer in 1477! Extracted from old incunable binding! Fragments of: Wilhelm. Horborch; Jacobus, de Camplo; Guilelmus, Gallicus. Mainz: Peter Schöffer, January 4. M.CCCC. LXXvii] 1477. Each fragment measures roughly 6" x 3" With handwritten Latin text to both sides, complete with red rubricated initials. Some light soiling, as shown, with minor worm damage. Extracted from an unknown old incunable binding by a former owner. Great chance to own two pieces of nearly 550 year old manuscript!
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1531 ENGLISH P.-INCUNABLE St German DIALOGUE Laws TUDOR ENGLAND Caxton-like Type
Early Printing-England- Post-Incunabula- Robert Wyer] Law and Ethics- England- Tudor Era] London. Robert Wyer, 1531] Second Edition in English. Date from STC. Colophon reads: Imprynted by me Robert wyer dwellynge at the sygne of saynt John Euangelyste. In saynt Martyns parysshe besyde Charyngcrosse, in the Bysshop of norwych rentes. Wyer's first colophon. Known as the"Norwich colophon, used only before 1536. We are offering a textually complete and well-preseved exemplar of this FINELY PRINTED AND VERY RARE ENGLISH POST-INCUNABLE. One of the earliest productions of Robert Wyer's press. Printed in charming English bastarda closely resembling Caxton's Type 4. And with Wyer's magnificent large'St John on Patmos' woodcut device. McKerrow 68, 69) This is the THE SECOND EDITION IN ENGLISH of the famous Doctor and Student ... moreby Christopher St. German(or St Germain. Ca.1460-1540) which is a milestone in the history of English law, and is widely considered to be"surely the most remarkable book relating to English law published in the Tudor period, and quite unlike any book to have come from the pen of an English lawyer before. DNB) This extremely influential and important work. Written as a dialog between a doctor of divinity and a student of the laws of England, a barrister, explores the relationship between the English common law and conscience. The Dialogue was the first study of the role of equity in English law. And set the terms for later discussions. The book's enduring popularity. Which lasted into the 19th century, was a result of its clear introduction to common law concepts. Until Blackstone published his Commentaries in 1765-1769, St. Germain's Doctor& Student was widely used as a law student primer. The Doctor and Student was originally printed in Latin in 1523(no copies of this edition are extant) and 1528 in London by John Rastell under the title Dialogus de fundamentis legum Anglie et de conscientia. An English translation. Probably done by St. Germain himself, ap
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1534 PLUTARCH Latin GREEK Post INCUNABLE Vellum ANIMAL Rationale GRYNAEUS Rare
Sit'ne rationis aliqua in bestiis vis. Tum utra animantium plus hujus habeant, terrestria ne, an aquatica, Plutarchi libellus perquam elegans& eruditus. Simone Grynaeo interprete. Exemplar Graecum hac solum de causa adjunximus, quia fuit prior æditio multis in locis vehementer depravata. Plutarch. Translated by Si mon Grynea us. Basileæ. Apud Jo. Bebelium. 1534 Small 8vo. Measuring 6.5" x 4.5" this is bound in original stained and worn limp vellum with hand painted title on the crown of the spine, light loss, hinges intact. Nearly complete, with 223 of 224 pp present, lacking only the last leaf. Both Latin and Greek texts present. Plutarch's remarkable tract that animals are rational and sentient. RARE. Pr inted in 1534. This RARE Post Incunable work by Plut arch argues that animals are rational and sentient. ... moreThe first of its kind! Besides being an interesting tract of Plutarch. This work represents an important link between the newly elected Archbishop of Cranmer, to whom the work is dedicated, and Simon Grynaeus, a humanist based in Basel, Switzerland and a follower of the Swiss reformers, Huldrych Zwingli and Johannes Oecolampadius. In the summer of 1531, Grynaeus took an extended visit to England to offer himself as an intermediary between the king and the Continental reformers. He struck up a friendship with Cranmer and after his return to Basel, he wrote about Cranmer to the German reformer Martin Bucer in Strasbourg. Grynaeus' early contacts initiated Cranmer’s eventual relationship with the Strasbourg and Swiss reformers. Wikipedia] Good luck! Simon Grynaeus From Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia. Simon Grynaeus. Simon Grynaeus(1493– 1 August 1541) Scholar and of the Reformation. Son of Jacob Gryner, a peasant. Was born at Veringendorf, in. He adopted the name Grynaeus from the epithet of in. He was a school-fellow with at. Whence he went to the. Distinguishing himself there as a and. His appointment as rector of a school at was of no long continuance; his views excited
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POST INCUNABLE LEAF - MISSALE ROMANUM - 1533 - GIUNTA
Normal 0 21 false false false DE-CH X-NONE X-NONE one Leaf from a post incunable edition(pictures 1/2) MISSALE ROMANUM 1533 ~304 x 210 mm(Pictures 3 is not part of the auction- only for reference) Please view images to evaluate the condition. Multiple Items Discount: We offer a postage discount for multiple items based on weight and the actual cost of postage. Please wait until end of auction email for the final cost by adding my eBay Store to your Favorites
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1510 HANDWRITTEN Vellum ITALIAN Medieval REAL ESTATE Notary INCUNABLE Manuscript
FASCINATING HANDWRITTEN POST INCUNABLE VELLUM NOTARIZED DOCUMENT FROM NORTHERN ITALY. DATED Jan 3rd. 1510! Document is written on vellum parchment in medieval form atted ink. This is from a notary public operating in northern Italy at the beginning of the 16th century. The writer wrote this manuscript pertaining to a real estate sale January 3rd. 1510, signing it with a hand drawn decorative seal featuring a cross and his initials at the foot. Folds as shown. Remains in amazing shape for being over 500 years old; ink nice and clean and edges mostly even. Measures roughly 10" x 3.75" Truly rare and ancient. Amazing. Good luck!
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1532 Ovid POST INCUNABLE Opera LATIN Works MANUSCRIPT Fragment ANCIENT Classic
P. Ovidii Nasonis Opera: Castigata ad fidem ueterum exemplariorum studio praecipuo. Accesservnt omnivm aeditionibus. Quae in hunc diem extant, fragmenta quaedam Ovidii hactenus non uisa, ex libris quae periere Epigramma´to¯n, et Carmen eruditißimum ad Pisonem. Basilaeae: Petri. 1532. SCARCE Post Incunable printing of Ovid's Opera. Published in Basil in 1532; with great woodcut title, as well as a c14th cent ury vellum manuscript used in the binding! Text in Latin. With a number of woodcut initials throughout the text. Worldcat records only two institutional holdings of this edition. Both in Germany, making this a scarce item to be up for bid. Bound in contemporary calf. Ruled in blind to edges, with four raised bands to spine, as well as a later morocco label gilt lettered, and blue cord ties to fore edges or boards. Attractive ... moreweathering and patina mak e this appealing both inside and out. As the boards show rubbing and rounding in a very acceptable manner. Measures 4" x 5.5" x 1.75" The contents have been collated and appear to lack two leaves within sig L. Otherwise complete, meeting collation: 16) 549, 1) foliated throughout, with some leaves misnumbered, as issued. A couple gatherings are pulled a b it. But all remain bound. S ome mar ginalia and underl ining in the text. Title page within woodcut border. With some loss at the foot, as shown, also many inkings to the page; also final colophon leaf with printers device to recto with sim ilar inking. A few of the initial leaves more notably browned/ soiled and with occasional light water staining. Sig a7 with diagonal incision across its entirety though without loss, the following leaf with incision in lower margin not affecting letterpress, sigs c5-c8 with browning to gutters, short closed tear in lower of sig C3. A great early 14th Century fragment of manuscript on vellum forming upper pastedown. A great addition. Good luck!
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LAW INCUNABLE BONIFATIUS VIII. /CLEMENS V. MANY INITIALS TORTIS VENICE 1496
WIR VERKAUFEN ORIGINELLE ORIGINALE- WE SELL EXTRAORDINARY ORIGINALS EXCELLENT CONDITIONED EARLY LAW INCUNABLE BONIFATIUS VIII. CLEMENS V. COMPLETE RARITY! MANY HANDPAINTED INITIALS! ANNO 14 96 VENICE, BAPTISTA DE TORTIS IN A SPLENDID BINDING IN STYLE OF GROLIER! EXCELLENT CONDITIONED EARLY LAW INCUNABLE IN A SPLENDID BINDING IN STYLE OF GROLIER TWO PARTS IN ONE VOLUME: PART 1 AUTHOR Bonifaz VIII. Pope Bonifatius VIII. Also Benedetto Caetani(around 1235- 1303) was a pope from 1294 until 1303. TITLE Liber sextus Decretalium. Johannes Andreae: Super arboribus consanguinitatis et affinitatis. PART 2 AUTHOR Clemens V. Clemens V. Also Bertrand de Got(between 1250 and 1265 until 1314) was a pope from 1305 until 1314. In the year 1309 he was moving the pontifical residence to Avignon. Johannes Andreae Johannes Andreae. Or also Giovanni d’ Andrea ... moreand Johannes Andreae de S. Hieronymo(around 1270- 1348) was an important italien legal scholar and canon lawyer. TITLE Constitutiones. Decretales extravagantes communes selectae. Including the gloss by Johannes Andreae and the Summaria and Divisiones by Johannes Andreae. Dominicus de Sancto Geminiano. With the additions published by Hieronymus Clarius. PRINTER Baptista de Tortis. Venedig, 2. und 9. Mai 1496. LAYOUT/ ILLUSTRATION- Gothic type. Printed with two different Antiqua-types. Two columns with surrounded comments(Interlinearglossen“ Varying lines but up to 71 lines. The comments up to 82 lines. Printed in black and red. Thousands of printed lombards in red. Hundreds small and larger handpainted initials in blue. Fully rubricated printed in red and painted in red ink. Title and printers mark in red. Sizes oft he leaves: 42.5 x 27,5 cm. Sizes oft he layout: 35.0 x 22,0 cm. Margins: above 2.0 cm, below: 6,0 cm; right 4,0 cm COLLATION 104 numbered leaves– part 1(a-n8) 57 numbered leaves– part II(A–E⁸F–H⁶) 1 blank leaf(therefore 104 and 58 Blatt) The work ist complete absolutely. BINDING- Splendid brown calf leather over massive
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CICERO 1532 BADIUS Latin ROMAN Ancient HISTORY Post Incunable RARE Speeches LAW
Cicero] M.T. CICERONIS PRO LEGE MANILIA ORATIO. Marcus Tullius Cicero. Paris( Badius, 1532. Presented here is a very rare early printing of Cicero from c1532. Edited by Badius. A stunning work by one of the most important figures in the history of human civilization. Bound in modern hardcover marbled boards; quarto. Measures 8.25" x 6.25" Collation matches the BL's copy, the only one recorded on COPAC. Leaves numbered 1-34 in R oman N umerals in upper right corner. Last line colophon on final page reads" Finis. Iulio. 1532" Likely originally issued with a title page. Lacking here. Text block is in very good condition. Very clean throughout with very light dampstaining. Attractive woodcut engraved initial, as shown. Text in Latin. Good luck! On Feb-06-13 at 14:10:28 PST. Seller added the following information:
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INCUNABLE WOODCUT GENEVA 1500 DIALOGUS CREATURARUM FABLE SHEEP WOLF F33
Rare incunable leaf with a beautifully coloured woodcut from'Destructorium Vitiorum' Geneva: Jean Belot. 1500 Details: For sale is a very rare original leaf from an incunable edition of'Destructorium Vitiorum' actually Dialogus Creaturarum' A collection of 122 fables in Latin from sources of the antiquity. The leaf is decorated with a coloured woodcut as well as with 2 coloured woodcut initials. The woodcut illustrates the fable"De quinque agnis et lupo" The five sheep and the wolf) Leaf size: c. 22 x 1 5.5 cm Condition: just minor stains and age- browning- otherwise very well-preserved This is an original. More than 500 years old, no reproduction! Please have a look at our further offers with rare graphics! Schönes Inkunabel-Blatt mit einem dekorativ kolorierten Holzschnitt aus"Destructorium Vitiorum" ... moreGenf: Jean Belot. 1500 Details: Zum Verkaufe steht ein äußerst seltenes Inkunabelblatt aus"Destructorium Vitiorum" von(eigentlich"Dialogus Creaturarum" Einer Sammlung von 122 Fabeln in lateinischer Sprache, die aus verschiedenen antiken Quellen stammen und in Form von Dialogen dargestellt si nd. Das Blatt ist verziert mit einem kolorierten Holzschnitt sowie mit zwei kolorierten Holzschnittinitialen. Der Holzschnitt illustriert die Fabel"De quinque agnis et lupo" Die fünf Schafe und der Wolf) Größe des Blattes ca. 22 x 15.5 cm Zustand: nur wenig fleckig un d le icht gebräunt- sonst sehr gut erhalten Dies ist ein Original. Mehr als 500 Jahre alt, keine Reproduktion! Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere weiteren Auktionen mit seltenen Graphiken! Es gelten unsere Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen. Shipping costs/ Versandkosten: USA 9.90 USD International/ Worldwide 6.90 Euro Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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1535 Post INCUNABLE Aldine PRESS Juvenal PERSIUS Latin ANCIENT Classics ALDUS
Iuuenalis. Persius. Colophon] Venetiis: In aedibus haeredum Aldi. Et Andreae Soceri, M.D.XXXV. 1535] Rare Aldine edition of Juvenal and Persi us with famous dolphin and anchor woodcut device for the title page. As shown. This is one of the oldest works in paperback classics impressed by Aldo. Being the t hird edition. This copy is very rare; al though with identical text to the previous two in 1501 and 1515, however with a shortage. In 1535 this new impression was manu factured to imprint the words" in aedibus haeredum aldi. instead of: in aedibus aldi. at the colophon. 78 leaves. Includes colophon on last page; white v erso. 19 th century marbled boards with light wear. As shown. Includes contemporary leather spine wit h stamped gilt titl ing and rule. Lig ht splitting and loss. Pages with light dampstaining at the start and end of ... morethe work; small loss and slight repairs(nothing obtrusive or with loss) Previous owners name on front blank the only mark. Ve ry scarce and quite valuable. Good luck!
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1495 Venice Incunable Summa casuum Conscientiae Incunabula COMPLETE Old binding
Author: Salis. Baptista de(Trovamala) A Title: Summa casuum conscientiae. Add: Sixtus IV: Bulla"Etsi dominici gregis" 30 Dec. 1479. Rubricae iuris civilis et canonici. Imprint: Venice: Georgius Arrivabenus. 9 Sept. 1495 Format: 8°. References: Goff S49; HC 14183* = H 14178. Collates COMPLETE- except missing 1 final blank. 567/568 leaves[1134 pages! ab¹²]a⁸b–z12⁊ꝝA–T¹²UX⁸. Numbered: 4] 1–551[1] 1–12. Condition: In a very nice 17th century colored vellum binding with ruled covers& raised bands. It retains its red leather label. The contents are remarkably solid. Lightly toned. P15 has a small loss to the outside lower corner margin. Pale dampstains on the lower margins. These vary in visibility. But remain light& are never enough to detract. Baptista de Salis(Baptista Trovamala de Salis. after 1494) ... morewas a Franciscan. Born in Piemonte and member of the Observantist province of Genua. For some years he was a provincial vicar. In 1483 he completed in Levanto a Summa Casuum conscientiae(Baptistiana) A manual for confessors. He later issued a completely revised version, the Rosella Casuum(also known as the Summa Rosella) printed in Venice. This work, commonly known as the"Summa Rosella" became the standard handbook for confessors. It is difficult to find in decent condition due to its very bulky format& heavy usage. Only one auction record of a complete copy- this exact volume. Sothebys sold a copy in 2003. But it lacked 16 leaves, etc. was sold with all faults. None for sale on the internet. SHIPPING: WE MAIL WORLDWIDE BY PRIORITY AIR MAIL. BUT! PLEASE NOTE: We are often traveling& your item will be MAILED FROM EUROPE. We use european postal systems. Which are very safe but sometimes slow. We have perfect feedback and do everything possible[within reason! to please our customers. BUT! We have zero control over postal systems& customs offices. Although I wish we did! We can ship by FEDEX at your expense We have been in the antiquarian trade for over thir
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1510 LIVES OF ROMAN EMPERORS Suetonius POST INCUNABLE Incunabula
Suetonius Tranquillus(Gaius)C. Suetonii Tranquilli De Vita Caesarum. Florence 1510, A1-Z3 COMPLETE. 6 1/2 inches by 4 inches. Suetonius(ca. 69/75- after 130) Was an equestrian and a historian during the Roman Empire. His most important surviving work is this set of biographies on the lives of twelve successive Roman rulers, from Julius Caesar until Domitian, entitled De Vita Caesarum. Other works by Suetonius concern the daily life of Rome, politics, oratory, and the lives of famous writers, including poets, historians, and grammarians. A few of these books have partially survived, but many are entirely lost.Suetonius was a close friend to Senator and letter-writer Pliny the Younger. Pliny describes him as'quiet and studious, a man dedicated to writing' Through Pliny, Suetonius came into favour with Trajan and Hadrian. Under Trajan ... morehe served as secretary of studies(precise functions are uncertain) and director of Imperial archives. Under Hadrian, he became the Emperor's secretary. In 122, Hadrian dismissed him for disrespectful behaviour towards Empress Vibia Sabina. Suetonius may have later regained imperial favor under Hadrian and returned to his position. The Twelve Caesars' Probably written in Hadrian's time, is a collective biography of the Roman Empire's first emperors. The book was dedicated to Suetonius' friend Gaius Septicius Clarus, a prefect of the Praetorian Guard in 119. The work tells the tale of each Caesar's life according to a set formula: the descriptions of appearance, omens, family history, quotes, and then a history, often full of spicy, erotic, often pornographic, shocking and cruel details, are given in a consistent order for each Caesar. Book is in good condition for its age with binding being rubbed and worn and especially to the spine. Hinges are cracked and delicate but holding. Pages have some dog earing to 15 leaves. Foxing to the margins on last half of the book. A spill on one page as pictured. Post Incubanle printings of this work never seen for unde
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1515 - TEXT FROM APOCRYPHAL 1MACCABEES-post-incunable text leaf (222) - Koberger
Untitled Document A folio text leaf from the post-incunable Sacon-Koberger Bible. Published in Lyon on January 12, 1515. It has a fine design and typeface. Fine paper, and is a fine example of early printing. please note. The colophon- the last image below- is for reference only and is not included with the leaf) Subject of Text: from the apocryphal 1Maccabees 10 and 11 1Maccabees 10-11: 1 in the hundred and sixtieth year Alexander. The son of Antiochus surnamed Epiphanes, went up and took Ptolemais: for the people had received him, by means whereof he reigned there, 2 now when king Demetrius heard thereof. He gathered together an exceeding great host, and went forth against him to fight. Folio CCXXII(222) with total of seven small ornamental woodcut initial letters. Leaf: 13.5 inch x 9.5 inch Condition: Good Minus due to some worming. The ... morestain, and roughness around edges- OUT OF FOCUS AREAS ARE FROM DISTORTIONS FROM THE SCANNER) the actual leaf has a pleasing cream age-tone lacking in the images below) Scanner Issues: Images below lack crispness. Subtlety and clarity of the original, and distort brightness, contrasts, and tonality. Please note: Some of the images may give the impression that the leaf(or woodcuts) are larger or smaller than they actually are. Please note that the size of the leaf is 13.5 inches x 9.5 inches. This is an original. Antique, woodcut leaf from the Biblia cum concordantiis veteris et novi testamenti. The colophon(see image below) has the date of publication as January 12. 1515(in Lyon) and states that Jacobum Sacon published it for Anton(Anthonii) Koberger of Nuremburg(de Nuremburgis) Koberger was the most renouned German printer of his day. He published the Nuremberg Chronicle in 1493. One of the greatest and most beautiful books of all time. He also sold books from other presses. Koberger was also Albrect Durer's godfather. The biblical text is the Jerome version with the revision of the Dominican monk. Fr. Albertus Castellanus of Venice. The leaves co
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1485 Original Christian Printing! Italy! Incunable!
Original superb 1485 Christian printed work from Italy! True incunable! Original 1400's paper. Original 1485 printed text with later decoration. Dated title is only shown for reference and is not included in this auction. International buyers please contact us before bidding. We want you to be happy. Please contact us within seven days of receiving the items if there is any problem. We will do everything to resolve the issue or we can accept returns if items not as described. Please email first for return instructions.
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1494 Venice incunable Bernard of Clairvaux Modus bene vivendi Incunabla fine bdg
1494 Venice incunable Bernard of Clairvaux Modus bene vivendi One of a few copies to contain a handsome and evocative full page woodcut of Saint Jerome. Beautifully bound in full crimson crushed levant morocco with ruled and paneled borders containing elaborate geometric patterns highlighted with gilt points and rondelles. The spine is raised in 6 compartments with similar decorations highlighted in gilt and with inner crimson& gilt doubleurs. All edges gilt. The binding is signed& dated Brugalla. 1950. Emilio Brugalla[1901-1987] is often referred to as"one of Spain's most innovative binders of the 20th century. He was also the author of several works on bookbinding. Bernardus Claravallensis[Bernard of Cairvaux] Modus bene vivendi in christianam religionem Venice: Bernardinus Benalius. 30 May 1494 Format: 8° ISTC No. ... moreib00414000 References: Goff B414; BMC V 375; GW 4048(Pseudo-Bernardus) Notes: Sometimes catalogued under Thomas de Frigido Monte WITH THE VERY RARE FULL PAGE WOODCUT OF SAINT JEROME[on leaf 2v] Collation: 106 leaves[2]a–n⁸. COMPLETE Neither of the two digitized copies available on line[Barcelona Ateneo& Santiago de Compostela] contain the woodcut on[2v] the page is blank in both instances. This woodcut is also not called for in the GW bibliographic description. There are two copies of this work for sale on line. One is complete and one lacks the final 8 leaves. Again. The leaf[2v] is blank in both instances- no woodcut. The ever unreliable WorldCat calls for the woodcut. But lists only 6 US holdings, although at least one appears to be listed in error] Of the remaining five it is uncertain how many actually contain the woodcut. Bernard of Clairvaux. 1090– August 20, 1153] was a French abbot and the primary builder of the reforming Cistercian order. By all accounts he was a deeply spiritual. Acetic, and sincere example of the values he promoted. And a typically great enemy of those he opposed] He was canonized as a saint in 1174. See Wikipedia for a detailed biography. DIMENS
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1492/93 Incunable Carcano Sermonarium de decem praeceptis Venice Incunabula
Author: Carcano. Michael de Title: Sermonarium de decem praeceptis per quadragesimam Imprint: Venice: Johannes and Gregorius de Gregoriis. De Forlivio, for Alexander Calcedonius, between 18 Jan. and 1 Mar. 1492/93 Format: 4° Reference: Goff C193. Collates COMPLETE: 232 ff. a–z⁊ꝝA⁸B¹²[4] Numbered: 1]2–227[5] Condition: An exceptional copy- some slight dusting to the title& a very small stain in the outer margin of the 1st 5 leaves otherwise VERY bright and fresh throughout. The print is rich& very well struck- quite important for this book as the font is quite small. Leaf a2 is printed in black& red. The binding is very solid- deteriorated doeskin over pasteboard- and incorporates 14th century[ manuscript in the binding. Michele Carcano(Michael de Carcanis de Mediolano) Lomazzo.1] 1427- 20 March 1484) was an Italian ... moreFranciscan preacher. He is best known for his part in founding the montes pietatis banking system, with Bernardine of Feltre. This was a landmark in the history of economics. It provided, for the first time, small interest free loans. No auction records except for this exact copy. No copies for sale on line. SHIPPING: WE MAIL WORLDWIDE BY PRIORITY AIR MAIL. BUT! PLEASE NOTE: We are often traveling& your item will be MAILED FROM EUROPE. We use european postal systems. Which are very safe but sometimes slow. We have perfect feedback and do everything possible[within reason! to please our customers. BUT! We have zero control over postal systems& customs offices. Although I wish we did! We can ship by FEDEX at your expense We have been in the antiquarian trade for over thirty five years. And sell only genuine, original material. NO copies or reproductions of any kind. Good luck in your bidding. And best regards to all.
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1533 Catholic THEOLOGY Reformation BIBLE Commentary POST INCUNABLE Catejan FOLIO
Vio. Thomas de, Cardinal[Cajetanus] Romæ: In ædibus Antonij bladi Asulani: Anno a nato saluatore M. DXXXIII[1533] bound with) Vio. Thomas de, Cardinal[Cajetanus] Rome: Antonio Bladum. 19 May, 1542. A very rare and typographically superb Post Incunable collection of Biblical commentary by Cardinal Thomas de Vio Catejan. Cajetan(1469–1534) Cardinal, arch-bishop and general of the Dominicans is certainly the most important Catholic theologian of Reformation times. As a Church politician he was as influental in the conflict with Luther(whom he examined in Augsburg in 1518) and in the reform movement for the renewal of the Papacy as in his teaching as a professor of theology and philosophy. Among his writings, his great commentaries are especially noteworthy: the Biblical expositions which grew out of his critical study of Humanism as ... morewell as his expositions of Thomas Aquinas"Summa Theologiae" which exerted great influence on the development of modern theology. Collection printed in Rome. With two parts, the first dated 1533, the second, 1542. Both parts with beautiful woodcut borders on title pages. Varying typography and intricate and striking woodcut initials, as well as printers vignettes at both recto colophon pages of Blado's device. Also includes a full page illustration on II-2 recto. Includes index. Library inkstamps to A1 recto& C6 verso, as well as small edge tears on leaves G5, QQ& BBB, and some occasional light staining and some discoloration. Both works collated complete, lacking only blanks.Binding is lacking, but allows for exposed view of vellum manuscript binders reinforcements to spine, with illuminated initials, as shown, probably from the 14th century. Endpapers that are present are detached and with creasing and tattering. Page edges also with owners handwriting, quite attractively written. Rare and with much aesthetic,a true gem. Good luck! Measures 12" x 9" x 2.5" Thomas Cajetan From Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia. Thomas Cajetan(pronounced Ca-je
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1540c-MAP MEDITERRÁNEO.GALILEA.JUDEA.SAMARIA.POST-INCUNABLE.DEUTSCHLAND-FRANCE??
MEDITERRÁNEO.GALILEA.JUDEA.SAMARIA MAR- MAP 1540c. POST- INCUNABLE.DEUTSCHLAND. FRANCE? MAP VALUABLE that belonged to a Bible. ORIGINAL FORM NEAR 1540, possibly in France or Germany. MAP REPRESENTS THE MEDITERRANEAN, THE HOLY LAND FROM GAZA TO SIDON. Through Samaria, Galilee. Judea. FORMAT, 29 cm x 23 cm TOTAL, THE MEASURE MAP 21x16 cm. BELONGS TO A VERY VALUABLE ISSUE, with missing COVER AND THE FIRST LEAF THE OVERALL CONDITION IS GOOD WITH OLD STAINS. Rare COPY AND ONLY
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1492 Incunable Leaf Opera of Priscian 6th Century Expert in Latin Grammar Greece
3 Click on the image for a detailed view. This is a leaf of incunabula from the second edition of The Opera of Priscianus Caesariensis commonly known as Priscian. Who was a 6th Century Latin grammarian at Constantinople. This version of the Opera was edited by Benedictus Brognolus and contains commentary by J.Aingre. It was printed in Venice 1492 by The leaf measures 290 x 195 mm. in totality and contains 30-lines of Roman type(3:107R, 4:77R) flanked on three sides by 60-lines of commentary, printed single column in Latin. The contains 30-lines of the same layout& type. GW 35396. Goff P-969, Proctor 5293, BMC V 493) This leaf contains minor staining around the edges. We Now Accept PayPal! We Ship Worldwide. Please Contact Us For a Free Shipping Quote! Click on the logo for more information.
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1514 CATHOLIC Post INCUNABLE Gabriel Biel NOMINALIST Latin THEOLOGY Canon CHURCH
Gabrielis Biel Sacre Theosophie licentiati nostre tẽpestatis profundissimi: Biel. Gabriel. Lyons: J. Cleyn. Oct. 1514: Colophon: Gabrielis byel.sacre canonis misse tam litterallis/ q̃ mystica expositio/ industria& impẽsis probi viri Johanis cleyn alemãni.in famatissimo Lugduneñ. emporio impressa.Anno domini Millesimo quingẽtesimo et quartodecimo mense octobris. 1514] Post Incunable compendium of the well respected German theologian and Nominalist Gabriel Biel. Based on lectures given by Eggelingus of Brunswick. This is a later post incunable printing; the first edition was printed in Reutlingen. 1488. Folio, rebound cleanly in modern black buchram with titling on the spine, as shown, in like new shape. Attractive title page printed in red, decorated initials in descending pyramid shape. Woodcut initials throughout, including ... morea small woodcut of the crucifixion and a printers device at the rear. Library ink stamps to title and 1st page, other contemporary inscriptions on front few leaves and in a couple margins, but overall in great shape. Light discoloration, mostly at page edges, some creasing on last pp. else fine. A striking post incunable, complete and cleanly presented, stunningly in fact, forgiving modern binding. Biel) Called"the last of the Scholastics" B. at Speyer, Germany, c. 1425; d. at Tubingen, 1495. His studies were pursued at Heidelberg and Erfurt. Scheeben describes him as"one of the best of the Nominalists, clear, exact, and more positive as well as more loyal to the Church than any of the others" Dogmatik, no. 1073) The historian Janssen declares that he was one of the few Nominalists who erected a theological system without incurring the charge of unorthodoxy. Cf. Geschichte des deutschen Volkes, I, 127, 15th ed. He was neither narrow nor excessively speculative. Though a Nominalist, he was tolerant of Realism, which also flourished at Tubingen under the leadership of Konrad Summenhart. A Scholastic, he was, to quote Janssen, free from empty speculations and in
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1501 POST INCUNABLE Persius LATIN Vellum ANCIENT History PHILOSOPHY Ferrarius
Venice Unassigned printer[Perhaps Bernardinus Venetus] After 30 Jan. 1501] The very rare 1st Ferrarius Edition of Persius. Early vellum bound Post Incunable. As shown with some light staining and loss, inside of binding is a great old handwritten,manuscript with a seal at the bottom, undoubtedly Italian, with a date estimate of c1490s. Spine with faded handwritten title as well. Hinges opened within. Quarto, printed in black letter and Latin font. Some repair to title page, as shown, with a few instances of marginalia. Else just fine and bound firm. Complete, overall a good copy. Graesse VI 210, identifies the printer and place, and makes particular mention of the Scipio Ferrari annotations, whch are the best scholarly notes of all the early editions. Brunet IV, 519-520 does likewise, noting that"le commentateur Ferrarius fait preuve ... mored' une surete de critique bien rare. Reichling 67; Goff P 352; not in the British Museum Catalogue. Stunning post incunable. Good luck!
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1521 Folio POST INCUNABLE Works POPE St GREGORY I Medieval CATHOLIC Liturgy RARE
Gregory I. Pope: Opera Complectitus item quosque liber suum inventarium. Paris: Francois Regnault. 5th October 1521. An early reissue of the 1518 editio princeps of the collected works of Pope Saint Gregory I. Called‘the Great’ c.540-604) Saint Gregory wrote widely, more so than any previous pope, and had an enormous influence on the development of medieval Christianity, both through his own works- he reformed the liturgy and established the Kyries at the beginning of Mass, and initiated the conversion of the British Isles- and later attribution: Gregorian chant’ plainsong) was so named in order to give it the air of tradition when it was developed years after his death. Among his writings are dozens of sermons, a Commentary on Job(the‘Magna Moralia’ The Rule for Pastors’ and numerous letters. Individual parts had been printed in the fifteenth ... morecentury, but the first collected works appeared in Paris in 1518. This volume, printed by Regnault, is the first reissue of that edition recorded in Adams; it maintains the same pagination and collation, and some copies may even retain the earlier date in the colophon. Attractive folio bound in later leather. Complete with raised bands and stamped borders. With striking post incunable woodcut illustrated title-page in red& black& other beautiful decorated initials, as shown. 18th c. ink annotations on title page, along with scattered dust-soiling, repairs and dampstaining to lower left corner of first 6 leaves as well as last few, otherwise only some light dampstaining to gutter here and there. Final leaf defective, with loss, as shown. A striking post Incunable folio piece. Measures 14.5" x 10" x 3'
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1564 Folio POST INCUNABLE Works POPE St GREGORY I Music CATHOLIC Liturgy FROBEN
Gregory I. Pope: Opera D. Gregorii Papae Huius Nomni Primi Cognomento Magni Omnia Quae Extant Accuratissima Diligentia. Etc. Basel: Froben. 1564. This is a thick two volume in one set. Consisting of the works of Gregory the Great, the Roman statesmen, pope and theologian. Folio. With great patina! Bound in old gilt decorated calf; rounded and worn with central gilt design to boards, spine with aggressive raised bands and gilt titling/design(some loss, as shown, reinforced by old manuscript vellum some time later after publication) Text highlighted by classic Froben printers devices(one on title/ one on last leaf) decorated intials throughout, many with occult stylings, as shown. 18th century annotations on title-page and final blank, as well as lib. ink stamp to main title, occasional ink annotations in margins, moreso at rear. Occasional ... morelight dampstaining to page corners, else text generally clean. Complete, and massive, piece weighs in at 15+ lbs and measures 15" x 10.5" x 5' A striking post Incunable folio piece. From Wikapedia-Pope St. Gregory I(Latin: Gregorius I(Magnus) Italian: Gregorio I) c. 540? 12 March 604) Better known in English as Gregory the Great, was pope from 3 September 590 until his death. Gregory is well-known for his writings, which were more prolific than those of any of his predecessors as pope. He is also known as Gregory the Dialogist in Eastern Orthodoxy because of his Dialogues. For this reason, English translations of Orthodox texts will sometimes list him as"Gregory Dialogus" He was the first of the popes to come from a monastic background. Gregory is a Doctor of the Church and one of the six Latin Fathers. He is considered a saint in the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. Immediately after his death, Gregory was canonized by popular acclaim. John Calvin admired Gregory and declared in his Institutes, that Gregory was the last good pope. He is the patron saint of musicians, singers, students, and teachers.
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c1470s Latin INCUNABLE Medieval FRAGMENTS Printed MANUSCRIPT Handwritten RARE
2 Fragments of a Scarce Incunable. Probably Printed in Germany, c1470s, with great handwritten marginalia! Extracted from old German binding! Fragments measures roughly 7.5" x 6.5" With Latin text to both sides, complete with great contemporary handwritten marginalia. Some soiling, as shown, with a few instances of worm damage. Both pieces are reattached to each other, as shown. Extracted from an unknown old incunable binding by a former owner. Possibly of Grammar, Ars Minor" from Donatus, but not confirmed. Great chance to own a piece of a 500+ year old manuscript! Pics taken with and without flash for better idea of content.
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c1524 POST INCUNABLE Latin NUREMBURG Woodcut RELIGIOUS St Augustine CONCORDANCE
Straßburg: Herwagen. C1524. Gorgeous post-incunable piece. Graciously rebound in marbled hardcovers with a gilt leather title label to the thin spine. Complete; 48, 4] includes great woodcut border to the title page; at top, Christ, flanked by Sts. Peter and Paul; four Evangelists; at foot, two figures labeled Mercurius and Minerva. Signatures: A-F⁸ G⁴; F5 incorrectly signed F3. Usually found bound with: Divi Aurelii Augustini De natura et gratia liber vnus. Norembergæ: s.n. 1524/ Divi Aurelii Augustini De spiritu et litera liber vnus. Norembergæ: s.n. 1524. Not found here. Title with expert margin repair, else all original, clean and nicely preserved. Measures 6.25" x 4.25"
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1488 MIDIEVAL ROMAN LAW Large Illuminated Incunable Leaf, Baldus de Ubaldis
1488 MIDIEVAL ROMAN LAW Large Illuminated Incunable Leaf. Baldus de Ubaldis ~ Guaranteed 100% Authentic ~ Up for auction is an original. Large, folio-sized leaf from Baldus de Ubaldis's Commentary on the First Part of the Digestum vetus of Justinian. Dated 1488. The leaf features 6 Lombard initials in alternating blue and red. There is also a watermark in the shape of a flower. Baldus de Ubaldis(Italian: Baldo degli Ubaldi) 1327–1400) was an Italian jurist and a leading figure in Medieval Roman Law. He left voluminous commentaries on the Pandects and on the Codex Justinianus. Leaf size: 11-1/8" x 15-3/4" approx. 28.5 x 40 cm) Condition: The page is slightly rippled and there is some light soiling. Please see the photos for additional details and the most accurate description of its condition. ~ Take a look at my for more vintage ... morecollector's items! I am happy to combine shipping. I will be adding MANY new items in the coming weeks. ~ Payment Method Paypal Shipping This item will ship within two business days of receipt of payment. Sales Tax CA Sales Tax of 9% will be added to all orders that ship to California. Return Policy Returns are not accepted for this item. Guarantee All items are originals and are guaranteed to be 100% genuine and authentic. gsrx_vers_524(GS 6.6.4(524)
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1534 Post Incunable LIVY History ROME Roman Empire ANCIENT Homer LATIN Froben
T. Liuii Patauini Latinae historiae principis Decades tres cum dimidia: longe tamen qua`m nuper emaculatiores. Quo`d nunc demum ad uetera contulerimus exemplaria/ ubi quantum sit deprehensum mendorum, facile indicabunt doctissimæ in hunc autorem Beati Rhenani& Sigismundi Gelenij adiunctæ annotationes. Addita est Chronologia Henrici Glareani, ab ipso recognita& aucta, cum indice copioso. Basileae: In officina Frobeniana, Anno M.D.XXXV[1535] Rare post incunable folio edition of Livy's'Patavini Historiarum' Published in Basel by the famous publisher Froben in 1535, adorned throughout with his fabulous printers device. Three parts in one volume. With the text in full Latin. Original contemporary full leather board with tooled blindstamped design, rear board retained, and still bound, although shaken heavily. Inside ... morepastedown with remnants of early manuscript leaf. Front board lacking, also spine leather absent. The binding has been split after p228, and as a result a few gatherings are loose and splitting open with a couple detachments. Some pages with light toning and staining, as well as a few instances of damp staining. Sig L8 toward rear with substantial loss below'Finis' mark. Presumably an early owner in need of blank paper. Remains of torn final two leaves at rear. Lacking its title page but with details of publication established from the colophon and additional sections. All dated 1534-5. Again. Please note that the contents lack all before pp13 including title(6 leaves) and final two leaves(sig 2C7& 8) Pagination: 13-69, 7] 244, 243, 1] 211, 1] 91, 39] 92] pp, including index, separate title pages to parts 2& 3 dated 1534. Occasional early ink marginalia. More prominent through initial few gatherings, adding a nice touch of history to this ancient folio. All in all, a nearly complete copy, lacking only 8 leaves, and presenting itself as an entirely salvageable post incunable. Good luck! Measures 15" x 10" x 3.75" Livy From Wikipedia. The free ency
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Incunable Reisch Margarita Philosophica Leaf Initials, De Charitate - 1503
Original print from: Reisch: Margarita Philosophica Published: 1503 Sheet size: 20 x 15 cm Condition: please see photo- hand-painted initials. Some waterstaining Shipping-costs: see description. We combine shipping at no extra cost, if more than one item is bought Payment: Paypal
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1535 Giunta POST INCUNABLE Medical LATIN Advice ANCIENT Medicine BLACK LETTER
Consi. Ioan. Math. de Gradi. Consummatissimi artium et medicinae doctoris do. Io. Matth. de Gradi Mediolanensis Consilia secundum uiam Auicen. ordinata. Additis antiquissimi medici Rabbi Moysi de regimine uitae quinque tractatibus ad Sultanum inscriptis. Item sacri doc. Raymundi Lulij de insula Maioricarum de secretis naturae libris duobus: vna cum praecipuis consilijs quibusdam Blasij Astarij tempestate nostra medici expertissimi: cum tabula. Nunc secundo recusa lucidantur. Giovanni Matteo Ferrari. Vaeneunt Lugdunum in aedibus Iacobi Giunti Bibliopolae. 1535. A super scarce post incunable medical book written by Giovanni Matteo Ferrari. Printed in 1535 in Lyon, France by the famous Giunta Press. This is an important edition of the Consilia by Ferrari De Gradi. A doctor from Milan and longtime professor at the University of Pavia. The book ... morecontains some 108 interesting pieces of medical advice. It also contains contributions from Biagio Astari. Doctor and professor at Pavia, Mamoinides, and Joannes Rupescissa. Of particular note is the addition of the tract, De secretis naturae" attributed to Ramon Lulli. Although lacking binding, this folio post incunable remains an acceptable and entirely readable piece, adorned throughout with woodcut initials and a great printers device on the colophon in the rear. Some minor pieces missing from the outer margin of the first leaves. As well as a few wormholes in the gutter and upper margin, the first leaf suffering much of this. Other wormholes in the inner margin that run through the entire book do touch text occasionally, with light loss to a few letters. Some light staining and edgewear, as shown. Paginates nearly complete with 105 leaves forming 210 pages. Lacking only the first leaf. Measures 12.25 in. x 8.50 in. Stunning medicinal post incunable. Forgiving flaws. Good luck!
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1516 WORKS Saint Ambrose POST INCUNABLE Catholic CHURCH Illuminated KOBERGER Old
Divi Ambrosij episcopi Mediolanensis omnia opera accuratissime revisa: atque in tres partes nitidissime excusa: Eiusdem sanctissimi Ambrosii vita: a Paulino episcopo eleganter conscripta: Repertorium in tripertitum opus beatissimi Ambrosii alphabetica serie: certissimoque foliorum numero exquisitissime digestum/ Herausgegeben von Andreas Hartmann] Colophon] Tripartitum illud beatissimi Ambrosii. opus, felici iamiam fine clauditur. Quod quidem in officina Adae Petri(ductu ac impensis providi viri Ioannis Koberger, Nurenbergensium civis. tersissimis typhis Basileae propagantur, Die XXV. Men. Iunio. Basileae: J. Koburger. 1516] A great chance to own a classic piece of the works of St Ambrose of Milan. Being a Post Incunable with spectacular manuscript marginalia(including pointer fingers) and illumination. Including embellishment of a few of ... morethe printed capitals into the form of demonic figures and other faces! Also includes various uses of black background woodblock initial letters throughout. This is a fragment of the second lacking spine and covers. Comprising 174 leaves, all cleanly separated into their respective quires[Foliation present: 99-273ff] Although the great typography shines. As well as the added'goodies, keep in mind that the quires are loose, contents are somewhat stained& browned, and there are a few instances of some scattered worming. The damage is more apparent through the final third of the fragment; the last eight gatherings with heavier damage to the paper from dampstaining. Approx 20 pages with early annotations in red ink, really making this fragment a great piece. Measures 12.75" x 8.25" More pics here: Ambrose From Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia. Saint Ambrose Early mosaic of Ambrose that might be an actual portrait. See. Appointed 374 AD, Term ended April 4. 397, Predecessor Successor Orders Consecration December 7. 374, Personal details Born c. 340, Died April 4. 397, Sainthood Feast day December 7[ 1] Venerated in Title as Saint Confess
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Holy BIBLE 1555 FRENCH Fine BINDING Post INCUNABLE France FRANCOIS Handwritten
A Lyon: Chez Angelin Benoist. 1555. Strikingly bound post Incunable French Bible. Highlighted by elaborate gilt designing to the boards(original) as well as a highly engraved clasp(one of two remaining) gilt page edges with intricate gauffering, and finally, a later spine with raised, gilt ruled bands and titling. Illustrated vignette to the title page. The bible is an amazing 3.5" thick, 5" wide and 7" long. Although the front cover remains securely attached, the rear has since detached with a couple pages still holding to it, and the spine cover now swings free on one side; an easy fix. Within, there is some insect damage to a number of pages, affecting text in a good number of places as well as along the margins, mostly in the front and rear of the total pages(estimated about 6-8% of Bible affected) Interesting addition; ... morebefore the title page are three pages(front and back) with handwritten French notations in a gorgeous hand from the 16th century. As well as crossed away inscriptions on the title page. Later EPs and reinforcements in front and rear hinges. Possibly missing a leaf at the end of the Bible at the Tables, else complete. VERY scarce. Good luck! RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d72f%2Bf7%60%3E-14053533c4e-0x107-
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Post Incunable. Tiraquelli's TRACTUS CLARISSIMI AC PRAESTANTISSIMI
Post Incunable. Tiraquelli. Andreae. TRACTUS CLARISSIMI AC PRAESTANTISSIMI I.V.D. DOMINI ANDREAE TIRAQUELLI. IN L. FI UNQUAM. C. DE REUOCANDIS DONATIONIBUS, OMNIBUS IURISPERITIS PERUTILUS AC NECESSARIUS, NUNC A QUAMPLURIMIS MENDIS PER DOMINUM IOANNEM RHENNIUM IURECONSULTUM VENETUM EXPURGATUS, FOELICIUS QUAM UNQUAM ANTEA EMITTITUR. IN QUO PRAETER PROPRIAM AC PECULIAREM EIUS. L. MATERIAM DISERTE MULTA. IN OMNI DISCIPLINARUM GONERE& COPIOSE TRACTANTUR, QUAE SEQUENS PAGINA INDICABIT, CUM AMPLISSIMO RERUM AC MATERIARUM OMNIUM REPERTORIO. Venice: Apud Cominun de Tridino Montisserrati. 1558(1559) 50) + 496(248 leaves) pages, small 8vo. Engraved title-page. Numerous decorative initials and head and tail pieces. No cover. Minimal marginal damp staining and wormholes, otherwise an excellent copy. An extremely rare book. No reference can be found ... morefor it. It is one of the early books dealing with civil laws such as inheritance. Business, dispersal of personal estates, etc. Bids by buyers with 0 feedback will not be accepted. Buyer may return any item for any reason within one week of receipt. If not satisfied. International shipping costs will depend on the buyer's preference. Insurance on all shipments is an additional charge and depends on the amount of insurance desired.
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RARE 1537, PLUTARCH LIVES, P/INCUNABLE , ILLUSTRATED , VELLUM BINDING
Description La Seconda Parte Del Vite Di Plutarcho Di Greco In Latino In Volgare Tradotte. Printed in Venice in 1537. 8vo(15.5 cms x 10 cms) Collation: 549 leaves(complete) Selling here is the second part of Plutarch's lives in Italian. A beautiful early edition printed in Venice by Bernardino di Bindon. Title page within woodcut border, illustrated with woodcuts throughout, text in Italic type. The book is bound in contemporary vellum. Gilt spine, armorial bookplate of Baron Sir James Stewart Denholm on front free endpaper, contents generally in very good crisp condition, title page with lower margin repaired, occasional light spots/thumb marks, binding in very good tight condition with only minor age related wear. A very good clean example of a beautiful and rare work. Shipping costs: United States& Canada $28.00 Uk& Europe ... more$18.00 Rest Of The World $28.00
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1540 Post INCUNABLE Plautus GRYPHIUS Latin ANCIENT Comedy PLAYS Roman ROME Rare
Lugduni: Apud. Seb. Gryphium. 1540. Celebrated Gryphius imprinted volume containing the twenty comedies of Plautus as they were found: Amphitruo, Asinaria, Aulularia, Capteivei, Curculio, Casina, Cistellaria, Epidicus, Bacchides, Mostellaria, Menaehmi. Miles, Mercator, Pseudolus, Poenulus, Persa, Rudens, Stichus, Trinummus, Truculentus. Later c1600s rebound leather spine with raised bands. Loss to lower spine compartment as well as main title label, still present are three panels on the spine with gilt deco and titling as well. Main text block all present, including illustrated initials and title vignette of the famous Gryphius device, which is also seen on the last leaf which consists of a griffin holding a stone to which is attached a winged sphere; also either side of the woodcut contains his motto" Virtute Duce Comite Fortuna. Later ... moreEPs which have loosened a little. Also some light toning throughout. All leaves bound and book complete. Lacking both covers. Measures 7" x 5" Good luck! Sebastian Gryphius From Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia. Sebastian Gryphius( Sébastien Gryphe. C. 1492 in. 1556 in. was a- and. Biography He was the son of Michael Greyff(Greif. Gryff, Gryph) and learned from him the new craft of printing, in Germany and then in. Around 1520 he came to and settled there. On behalf of a Venetian firm of booksellers. Initially Gryphius mostly published works on law and administration. In. He then moved to Latin classics. He also translated classical Greek authors into Latin. He published his contemporaries. And. In 1536 he went into business with. Who financed him in an independent venture. He founded l'Atelier du Griffon. With a mark. Around this time he introduced the of. In the 1540s he was the highly-reputed'Prince of the Lyon book trade' 1] He promoted the local humanist culture. And his books were prized for their clean lay-out and accuracy. The nineteenth-century scholar spoke of the Atelier du Griffon as a« société angélique pour le
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Incunable Liber Chronicarum leaf 1493 in Abraham family and ark of the Covenant
Incunable Liber Chronicarum leaf 1493 in Abraham family and ark of the Covenant Description: The Nuremberg Chronicle is an illustrated world history. Its structure follows the story of human history as related in the Bible; it includes the histories of a number of important Western cities. Written in Latin by Hartmann Schedel. With a version in German translation by Georg Alt, it appeared in 1493. It is one of the best-documented early printed books- an incunabulum(printed, not hand-written) and one of the first to successfully integrate illustrations and text. Latin scholars refer to it as Liber Chronicarum(Book of Chronicles) as this phrase appears in the index introduction of the Latin edition. English speakers have long referred to it as the Nuremberg Chronicle after the city in which it was published. German speakers refer to it as Die ... moreSchedelsche Weltchronik(Schedel's World History) in honour of its author. Page depicting Constantinople with added hand-colouring The illustrations some many were hand-coloured after printing. This is a Leaf(155) of the wonderfull book. A Wonderfull Item. It only exist 400 books of those in Latin nowadays. Where 99% are in Museums. There exist only 130 documented books of the German edition. This is a Leaf on one of this books. You may want to ilustrate with a true jewel your home in a frame, or maybe to study it as an antiquity. Take a look at"http:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liber_Chronicarum" Shipment IS FREE. Will be sent in a hard tube, glued to prevent stolen. This one was restored from a museum in the east europe. And sold with the crisis. This one speaks about the family tree of one of the Abraham family. In fact it i s very hard to read for me because is in old german and jewish. A very strange mix very common in 1493. The second leaf speaks about the Ark of Covenant their powers and exact location. But seems it was r ipped that part as you can see. Also give details of what it is inside. The decoration and system of transport it was used to carry. it's ve
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1531 Post INCUNABLE Alexander THE GREAT Magnus HISTORY Vellum CURTIUS Ancient
Quinto Curtio Da P. Candido di Latino in Volgare Tradotto et Novamente Corretto. Curtius. Quintus. Colophon: Finisse el duodecimo& ultimo libro della historia d’Alessandro Magno figliuolo di Philippo Re di Macedo[n]ia. Scritta da Quinto Curtio Ruffo auttore eloquentissimi& tradotta in vulgare al Serenissimo Principe Philippo Maria Duca di Milano di Pavia& Angiera Conte& di Genova Signore da P. Ca[n]dido suo servo nel anno M.CCCCXXXVIII[1438– but really 1538] Adi xxi. D’Aprile in Milano. A VERY RARE 1531 EDITION IN ITALIAN OF QUINTUS CURTIUS’ HISTORY OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT. ONE OF THE EARLIEST EDITIONS OF CURTIUS IN A MODERN LANGUAGE, CONSTITUTING ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SURVIVING SOURCES CONCERNING THE LIFE, AND PARTICULARLY THE CHARACTER, OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT. Quintus Curtius Rufus wrote during the reign of the Roman ... moreEmperor Claudius(AD 41 to 54) Or perhaps that of Vespasian. Little is known of him, but his history of Alexander the Great, offered here, is one of the most important testaments to the great Macedonian general still extant. Quitus Curtius focuses more on character than Arrian or Plutarch; as a result, his history forms an important complement to the latter two. Bound in original vellum. As shown with a few small worming instances. Gorgeous woodcut title, as shown, with woodcut initials throughout as well. Spine with handwritten crown, some splitting there, as shown. Hinges holding, but splitting. Internally with generally clean pages, clear print and ample margins throughout; slight toning, but overall an attractive example. A rather notable oil stain may be seen throughout the volume. As shown in the pics. There is also occasional worming that costs a few letters upon the occasional leaf; this is more notable toward the opening of the volume. Text in Latin. Complete minus the final gathering(last 8 leaves of addenda which includes colophon;however main text of Curtius is complete) which is lacking; thus paginating 188 leaves instead of 196. Measures 6.25" x 4.5" Good l
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c1400s ST JOHN Vellum MANUSCRIPT Incunable HOLY BIBLE Illuminated HANDWRITTEN
THIS IS A FASCINATING PIECE OF BIBLE HISTORY! AN ELABORATELY PENNED FRAGMENT OF ST JOHN'S GOSPEL ON VELLUM HANDWRITTEN IN FRANCE DURING THE 15th CENTURY! Beautiful manuscript on vellum produced in France in the 15th century. Most likely 1460-90 based on characteristics of handwriting, which is in Latin with French touches. 14 pages(seven leaves) in elegant medieval script. 14 lines per page. Consists of material from chapters 18 and 19 of St John's Gospel, describing some very important events leading up to the crucifixion. Please see pics for content. Modern hardcover binding. A beautiful manuscript in excellent condition.Good luck! st john highlights in chapter 18-19: Chapter 18. This is the chapter in which Judas betrays Jesus. Judas comes with a group of men carrying weapons. Jesus asks who they are looking for and they tell him ... morethey are looking for him. Jesus says that he is here. Peter takes out his sword and cuts one of their ears off. Jesus tells him to put it away and heals the man’s ear. Jesus goes with them. They take Jesus before the priests to be tried and he questions him. Jesus answers by saying question those I spoke too. It is at this time that Peter denies he knows Jesus. They then take Jesus before Pilate. Pilate see’s no fault in him and offers to release him. But the crowd insists that he release Barabbas. Chapter 19. So they take Jesus and beat him and make him wear a crown of thorns. They mock him by calling him the King of the Jews and continue to hit him and beat him. Then the priests begin to yell“crucify him! And they convince Pilate to crucify him because Jesus claimed to be their king. They make him carry his own cross to a hill where they do crucifixions and they write a sign that says“Jesus the Nazarene. The King of the Jews” He was crucified between to others. The soldiers took his clothes and divided them up. Jesus dies on the cross. To make sure that he was dead, one of the soldiers stabs his side with a spear, blood and water come out and this means that he is dead. Then
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1528 MARTIAL Post INCUNABLE Latin PLINY Younger EPIGRAMS Society ROMAN Ancient
Parisiis: Apud Simonem Colinaeum. 1528. Bound in later gilt bordered leather; spine with gilt deco and titling. Light loss at foot. Hinges intact. Marbled endpapers. Octavo. Printer's device on the title page; historiated initials. Plinius Junior, Cornelio Prisco S. leaf[2] In Roman type; text in Italics. Reprinted in 1533, 1539, 1540, and 1544. Calls for 204 leaves, lacking final four leaves(ends on leaf 200) else complete and in great shape, with minor toning and soiling. All bound. Martial(ca. A.D. 40-ca. 104) Roman poet of Spanish origin, is best remembered for his epigrammatic depiction of daily human life and the wit of his satire. He was a close associate of Frontinus, Juvenal, Silius Italicus, Quintilian, and Pliny the Younger. A fine post incunable example. Good luck!
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1536 HOLY BIBLE Post Incunable VELLUM Giuntas LATIN Biblia Sacrosancta ANTIQUE
Lyon: Jacobus Giunta. 1536. A truly fascinating and remarkable post incunable Holy Bible in full Latin. Printed by the famed Guintas Press. Original vellum binding, the spine with a later hand manuscript title and underlining. Hinge in front shaken and opened, the r ear secured. T itle a bit worn with lower paper repair and small 1cm hole. A gathering or two with a few detached leaves as well as a couple loose leaves at the front. Final gathering or so with loose and the odd detached leaves. Collates complete; 8] 506 leaves(ie 1012pp) 2] index leaves. Illustrated printers device to title page. The bible is textually complete. The index lacks 2 leaves. Leaves not numbered. Main body of the bible in good clean condition with minor blemishes. Signatures to EPs, a few in text marks, and spots; else a nice copy indeed for a nearly 500 year old ... moreBible! Measures 7.25" x 5" x 2" Good luck! Filippo and Bernardo Giunti From Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia. The press of Filippo Giunti(1450–1517) and Bernardo Giunti(1487–1551) 1] was a leading firm in from the turn of the sixteenth century. 2] The first of the Giunti presses was established in by Luca Antonio Giunti the elder(1457–1538) A Florentine. The Giunti also controlled a press at. In Venice the Giunti press was the most active publisher and exporter of liturgical texts in Catholic Europe. 3] In Florence the Giunti sought an effective of music-printing. Prominent in the output of the press are bandi and laws promulgated by the. For whom the Giunti operated virtually as an official press. The classic bibliographic monograph. De Florentina luntarum typographia by Angelo Maria Bandini, 4] details the output of the press at Florence by year from 1497 to 1550. Bandini was able to build upon a printed catalogue of 1604. 5] After the death of Bernardo in 1551. The presses continued to be operated by their heirs.
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1491 St Bonaventure INCUNABLE Illuminated LOMBARD Koberger THEOLOGY Commentary
Quaestiones Super Quattuor Libros Sententiarum. Lombardus. Petrus. Nuremberg: A Koberger, after 2 March 1491. A stunningly hand illuminated early incunable printing. Featuring a HUGE illuminated letter to the first page. A true First edition of the"Sententiae" of Lombardus with the commentary of St. Bonaventure. This was edited by Johannes Beckenhaub. A fascinating incunable. Printed in Gothic lettering by Koberger in Nuremburg in March of 1491.This is the third volume of a four-volume edition of Peter Lombard's epic theological commentary, this particular volume dealing primarily with Jesus Christ, the'Saviour of teh Fallen Creation. Decorative red and blue opening initials, featuring the large aforementioned initial, with additional hand illuminated initials in alternating red and blue throughout; partially printed in ... moredouble columns and sometimes with side commentary. Peter Lombard. Peter the Lombard or Petrus Lombardus, was a scholastic theologian and bishop and author of"Four Books of Sentences, which became the standard textbook of theology, for which he earned the accolade Magister Sententiarum. Peter Lombard wrote commentaries on the Psalms and the Pauline epistles; however, his most famous work by far was"Libri Quatuor Sententiarum, or the"Four Books of Sentences, which became the standard textbook of theology at the medieval universities. From the 1220s until the 16th century, no work of Christian literature, except for the Bible itself, was commented upon more frequently. All the major medieval thinkers, from Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas to William of Ockham and Gabriel Biel, were influenced by it. Even the young Martin Luther still wrote glosses on the Sentences, and John Calvin quoted from it over 100 times in his Institutes. Though the"Four Books of Sentences" formed the framework upon which four centuries of scholastic interpretation of Christian dogma was based. Rather than a dialectical work itself, the"Four Books of Sentences" is a compi
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1522 MILAN MISSAL AMBROSIAN RITE Catholic Church MUSIC LITURGY * Post-Incunable
Early Printing- Post-Incunabula- Italy- Milan] Early Book Illustration- Woodcuts] Roman Catholic Church- Liturgy- Missals- Ambrosian Rite] Printed in Milan by Giovanni Angelo Scinzenzeler for Giovanni Giacomo Da Legnano& bros. 1522. Text in Latin. Edited by Franciscus Crispus. RARE. Only 9 copies of this edition are located in Italy, according to EDIT16, only 1 in the US(according to WorldCat) and no copies in the UK. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE MILANESE POST-INCUNABLE edition of the Ambrosian Missal. Printed throughout in red and black in gothic types and LAVISHLY ILLUSTRATED WITH CIRCA 350 WOODCUTS of biblical scenes, saints and martyrs, including a fine half-page title woodcut, two magnificent full-page woodcuts within historiated borders, 16 further woodcut page-borders, numerous fine decorative woodcut initials in various styles and sizes, ... morewoodcut head-pieces to almost all pages, and a fine white-on-black printer's device. Many instances of music(plainsong) in text printed in diamond-shaped neumes on 4-line staff. The full-page woodcuts depict the Annunciation and Crucifixion(at opening of the Canon of the Mass) Sander calls the woodcuts of this edition" de bonne facture" Ambrosian Rite. Also called the Milanese Rite, is a Catholic liturgical Western Rite, named after Saint Ambrose, a bishop of Milan in the 4th century. The Ambrosian Rite, which differs from the Roman Rite, is practiced among some five million Catholics in the greater part of the Archdiocese of Milan, Italy, in some parishes of the Diocese of Como, Bergamo, Novara, Lodi and in about fifty parishes of the Diocese of Lugano, in Switzerland. Although at various points in its history the distinctive Ambrosian Rite has risked suppression. It survived, and while both its Missal and the Breviary have been subjected from time to time to various modifications(often, in a Roman direction) the changes are few and unimportant, and the Ambrosian Rite of today is substantially the same as that represented in the early Manuscripts. The origin o
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1541 OVID Metamorphoses LATIN Pst Incunable ANCIENT Mythology ROMAN Greek VELLUM
Publius Ovidius Naso Metamorphoseon Liber Primus. P arisiis: Apud Simonem Colinaeum. 1541. Unrecorded edition! Stunning vellum bound Post Incunable copy of Ovid's classic Metamorphoses. Bound in 16th Century vellum. Complete with raised bands to the spine and a gilt title label. Some wear and exposure, as well as manuscript to vellum on covers. Overall well maintained. Red page edges. Hinges intact. Manuscript to EPs, some to title, and interesting columnal sletch on rear EP(see base of listing for pic) Title with attractive woodcut border. Defects on the title page, some light dampstaining, as well as a wormhole in the upper margin of the book(from page 211 to the end) causing some very minor loss. Else in nice shape. 4.75" x 3" Paginates 220 + Vita and Index. Complete in itself. Unknown imprint. VERY RARE find indeed. With ... morelittle faults, this remains quite valuable.Good luck! The Metamorphoses. Ovid's most ambitious and popular work, consists of a 15-book catalogue written in dactylic hexameter about the transformations in Greek and Roman mythology set within a loose mytho-historical framework. Each myth is set outdoors where the mortals are often vulnerable to external influences. Almost 250 different myths are mentioned. The poem stands in the tradition of mythological and aetiological catalogue poetry such as Hesiod's Catalogue of Women, Callimachus' Aetia, Nicander's Heteroeumena, and Parthenius' Metamorphoses. The first book describes the formation of the world, the ages of man, the flood, the story of Daphne's rape by Apollo and Io's by Jupiter. The second book opens with Phaethon and continues describing the love of Jupiter with Callisto and Europa. The third book focuses on the mythology of Thebes with the stories of Cadmus, Actaeon, and Pentheus. The fourth book focuses on three pairs of lovers: Pyramus and Thisbe, Salmacis and Hermaphroditus, and Perseus and Andromeda. The fifth book focuses on the song of the Muses, which describes the rape of Proserpina. The
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1499 INCUNABLE Medieval CHRISTIAN Canon CHURCH Law JURISPRUDENCE Decretals RARE
SCARCE INCUNABLE; IMPORTANT CHRISTIAN CANON/ CHURCH JURISPRUDENCE AND DOGMATIC THEOLOGY! Sext(us) decretaliu(m) cu(m) certis additionib(us) Joa(n)nis Andree[ed. Sebastian Brant] Bonifacius VIII. Pont. Max. Liber sextus Decretalium( with gloss of Johannes Andreae) Ed: Sebastian Brant Add: Johannes Andreae: Super arboribus consanguinitatis et affinitatis. Clemens V: Constitutiones; the'Summaria' and'Divisiones' of Andreae. Dominicus de Sancto Geminiano, and others; and the'Decretales extravagantes communes selectae' With other additions. With the preface to the reader of Jerome Clarius] Venice. A. Torresano, 3 Sept. 1499(Part I) and[12 Jan. 1500] Part II) This is a fascinating and scarce incunable, printed in the final year of the 15th Century! Truly one of the most important books of medieval Europe. Forming the foundation ... moreof the medieval Christian canon. In two parts; the first part dating back to 1499. The second to 1500. The first part, the great Liber Sextus Decratalium. Was edited by Sebastian Brant(of Ship of Fools fame) with detailed glosses by important medieval canonist Johannes Andrea; who died in the Great Plague) as decreed by Boniface VIII, consigned to Hell by Dante, although still alive when the Inferno was written) The second part consists of additions by Pope Clement V who was notorious for moving the seat of the Church from Rome to Avignon. Putting down the Knights Templar and trying to form an alliance with the Mongols against the Muslims. Highlighted by attractively printed bold Gothic typeface. In red and black, with larger red rubricated initials throughout. Octavo. Measuring 4.75" x 6.5" bound in handsome old cartonnage with handwritten title and date to the spine. Printed in two columns with the glosses surrounding the text. The first section has the title page and date and 116 leaves(of the original 252) The second section is incomplete with the first 86 leaves of the called for 116(for a total of 202 leaves. Or 404 pages) Some pages have been bound in in
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Nuremberg Chronicle - 1493 Latin Incunable Leaf
Nuremberg Chronicle] Koberger] Incunable] Nuremberg Chronicle- 1493 Latin Incunable Leaf Condition: Lightly toned and commensurate with age. Wormhole in upper right corner of facing page. Water stain along the borders of the leaf. Previously mounted in a non-archival manner. Resulting in tears/damage to each of the four corners of the facing page(reverse page was previously the displayed portion, formerly framed) In spite of light staining, still a handsome example and a strongly printed impression. See photos showcasing worn or damaged areas of the leaf. Compare with other individual Latin edition Nuremberg leaves that auction/sell for between $150-$300 each. The Nuremberg Chronicle is considered the most important incunabula. Or pre-1500 printed work, apart from the Gutenberg Bible. More copies of the Latin version(June 1493) were printed ... moreand are known to exist than its German translated variant(December 1493) some months later. The Nuremberg Chronicle is an illustrated Biblical paraphrase and world history that follows the story of human history related in the Bible; it includes the histories of a number of important Western cities. Written in Latin by Hartmann Schedel. With a version translated in German by Georg Alt, it appeared in 1493. It is one of the best-documented early printed books and one of the first to successfully integrate illustrations and text. The publisher and printer was Anton Koberger. The godfather of Albrecht Dürer, who in the year of Dürer's birth in 1471 ceased goldsmithing to become a printer and publisher. He quickly became the most successful publisher in Germany, eventually owning 24 printing presses and having many offices in Germany and abroad, from Lyon to Budapest. The illustrations in many copies were hand-coloured after printing. The quality and sophistication of of the painting depended upon on the wealth of the buyer. This is example is a more commonplace uncolored variant. The Chronicle was first published in Latin on 12 July 1493 in the city of Nuremberg. Th
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2 1488 Illuminated Incunable Leaves, MIDIEVAL ROMAN LAW, Baldus de Ubaldis
2 1488 Illuminated Incunable Leaves. MIDIEVAL ROMAN LAW, Baldus de Ubaldis ~ Guaranteed 100% Authentic ~ Up for auction is are 2 original. Folio-sized leaves from Baldus de Ubaldis's Commentary on the First Part of the Digestum vetus of Justinian. Dated 1488. These are over 400 years old! One leaf features 2 beautiful. Hand-painted red Lombard initials. The other is text only but from the same book. There is also a nice watermark in the shape of a flower on the second page(see last photo) Baldus de Ubaldis(Italian: Baldo degli Ubaldi) 1327–1400) was an Italian jurist and a leading figure in Medieval Roman Law. He left voluminous commentaries on the Pandects and on the Codex Justinianus. Leaf size: 11-1/8" x 15-3/4" approx. 28.5 x 40 cm) Condition: The pages are slightly rippled. Please see the photos for additional details and ... morethe most accurate description of its condition. ~ Take a look at my for more vintage collector's items! I am happy to combine shipping. I will be adding MANY new items in the coming weeks. ~ Payment Method Paypal Shipping This item will ship within two business days of receipt of payment. International bidders: Contact me before bidding to find out the cost of shipping to your country. You will be responsible for any taxes and duties that may arise. I do not lie on customs forms. Combined Shipping I am happy to offer combined shipping! If you win multiple items. You will receive an updated invoice within 24 hours showing combined shipping costs. If you are bidding on more items and would like to wait for those auctions to end, please send a message and I will hold your order until I am notified that you are ready to check out. Sales Tax CA Sales Tax of 9% will be added to all orders that ship to California. Return Policy Returns are not accepted for this item. Guarantee All items are originals and are guaranteed to be 100% genuine and authentic. gsrx_vers_525(GS 6.6.5(525)
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3 1488 Incunable Leaves, Illuminated, MIDIEVAL ROMAN LAW, Baldus de Ubaldis
3 1488 Incunable Leaves. Illuminated, MIDIEVAL ROMAN LAW, Baldus de Ubaldis ~ Guaranteed 100% Authentic ~ Up for auction is are 3 original. Folio-sized leaves from Baldus de Ubaldis's Commentary on the First Part of the Digestum vetus of Justinian. Dated 1488. These are over 400 years old! One leaf features a beautiful. Hand-painted red Lombard initial. The other two are text only but from the same book. Baldus de Ubaldis(Italian: Baldo degli Ubaldi) 1327–1400) was an Italian jurist and a leading figure in Medieval Roman Law. He left voluminous commentaries on the Pandects and on the Codex Justinianus. Leaf size: 11-1/8" x 15-3/4" approx. 28.5 x 40 cm) Condition: The pages are slightly rippled. Please see the photos for additional details and the most accurate description of its condition. ~ Take a look at my for more vintage ... morecollector's items! I am happy to combine shipping. I will be adding MANY new items in the coming weeks. ~ Payment Method Paypal Shipping This item will ship within two business days of receipt of payment. International bidders: Contact me before bidding to find out the cost of shipping to your country. You will be responsible for any taxes and duties that may arise. I do not lie on customs forms. Combined Shipping I am happy to offer combined shipping! If you win multiple items. You will receive an updated invoice within 24 hours showing combined shipping costs. If you are bidding on more items and would like to wait for those auctions to end, please send a message and I will hold your order until I am notified that you are ready to check out. Sales Tax CA Sales Tax of 9% will be added to all orders that ship to California. Return Policy Returns are not accepted for this item. Guarantee All items are originals and are guaranteed to be 100% genuine and authentic. gsrx_vers_525(GS 6.6.5(525) A;06d2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28%3Ea%3B06d2-141cee6d0a2-0xf9-
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1501 DECRETALES LEAF/ POST-INCUNABLE
1501 Decretales leaf/ Post-incunable 512 YEAR OLD LEAF Post incunabula. Printed in red and black, adorned with red initials. Title: Gregorii IX. Papae Decretales– cum summariis suis et textuum divisionibus acrubricarum continuationibus Publisher: Venetiis: Bapt. de Tortis Publication Date: 1501 Latin Leaf Size: 405 x 275 mm Condition: very good. Hand-made, water-marked paper with minor traces of aging or storage. Lithuanian Post drastically raises shipping prices from November 01. Use the opportunity to buy now. Please let me know if you have any questions Normal 0 19 false false false LT X-NONE X-NONE Normal 0 19 false false false LT X-NONE X-NONE Normal 0 19 false false false LT X-NONE X-NONE Normal 0 19 false false false LT X-NONE X-NONE
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1495: INCUNABLE LEAF OF THE FAMOUS GERING- REMBOLT PARTNERSHIP
1495: INCUNABEL LEAF O F POPE GREGORY I Gering was one of three partners to establish the first printing press in France. The Leaf: Gregorius. Pont. Maximus.Moralis seu Expositio in Job a Dominico Dominici edita. Paris. Udalricus Gering et Bertholdus Rembolt, 31 October, 1495. G431. 28 x 20 cm.
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PRINTED 1490: INCUNABLE BIBLE LEAF
PRINTED 1490: INCUNABLE BIBLE LEAF Joshua assembles all the tribes of Israel The Leaf: Deutsche Bibel[German Bible] Augsburg: Johannes Schönsperger. 1490. GW 4306. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2Bf54%3E-141d7e2069d-0x108-
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1497 Incunable Nuremberg Chronicles Numerous Hand Colored Woodcuts & Initials
Click on the image for a detailed view. This is a leaf of incunabula from the Liber Chronicarum(Book of Chronicles) better known as The Nuremberg Chronicles. Next to Gutenberg's Bible it is one of the best-documented early printed books and one of the first to successfully integrate illustrations and text. Written in 1491by Hartmann Schede it is an illustrated Biblical paraphrase and world history. Johann Schonsperger printed this edition on February 1. 1497 in Augsburg. The small folio leaf measures 300 x 195 mm. in totality and contains various lines of Gothic type(4, 5, 9) printed multi-column format in Latin, copiously illustrated by Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. All woodcuts contain contemporary coloring and depict various Mediterranean statesmen. The contains the same lines format& type. Hain 14509; Goff S-308. ... moreProctor 1786, Oates 946, BMC II 370) This leaf contains minor staining. We Now Accept PayPal! We Ship Worldwide. Please Contact Us For a Free Shipping Quote! Click on the logo for more information.
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1506 HOLY BIBLE Post Incunable BIBLIA Vellum FROBEN Latin De LYRA Woodcuts FOLIO
de Lyra. Nicolai. Basileae: Froben& Petri, 1506] Original vellum bound post incunable folio Bible with notes and commentary by Nicolai de Lyra. Complete with stamped floral and geometric designs on the covers. The spine with large, thick raised bands and a faded Hebrew title label, as shown. Highlights of this large post incunable include woodcut initials throughout. Gorgeous typography, and in text and full page woodcuts, as shown. Base of the spine with some light damage and loss. Also boards with many wormholes, which pervade into the first and last 10-15 leaves in the folio. Nothing major, however, as the book remains entirely readable and 100% complete, including the half title and main title( Summarium libri" in Part 2 on f a b) Slight wear to extremities of vellum, with some exposure, and soiling; also inscription on front ... morepasetdown. Part of the original 6 book set, this is volume II, which contains the Books Josue- Hester, as listed in the title above. Tome measures 14" x 9.75" x 3" RARE! Good luck! Nicholas of Lyra From Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia. A page of Genesis in Postillae perpetuae. Basel. 1498: the first printed biblical: space has been left for a hand-lettered red initial(a) that was never added to this copy. Nicholas of Lyra( Nicolas de Lyre) c. 1270–October 1349) Or Nicolaus Lyranus. A teacher. Was among the most influential practitioners of in the. Born into a Jewish family. Nicholas of Lyra received baptism and became a Catholic Christian. In 1291 he entered the Franciscan order, in the convent of Verneuil-sur-Avre. He was a doctor at the by 1309 and ten years later was appointed the head of all Franciscans in. His major work. Postillae perpetuae in universam S. Scripturam, was the first printed commentary on the Bible. Printed in in 1471. It was later available in. And elsewhere. In it, each page of Biblical text was printed in the upper center of the page and embedded in a surrounding commentary( illustration. Right) Nicolas of Lyra's approach to explica
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