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Displayed below are some recent viaLibri matches for books published in 1483
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| William Paulet, c. 1483-1572, from 1550 Treasurer, from 1551 1st Marquess) Document signed, with transcription, to Mr Felton, |
praying him "to take order that one of the iiij [four] tellers allow the messengers fyve pounds at this liberate for caryng of the extraordynary processe to the receyver", endorsed in Latin "to Andrew Bilsby .. Easter term, 7th year of Queen Elizabeth 50s.", with a fine engraved portrait of the Marquess and facsimiles of 4 of his signatures, all "in the possession of J. Thane", 8" x 5¼", c. 1800, the document 5¼" x 7", Westminster, 24th July 1564 The Marquess was a remarkable survivor, which he explained by saying that he came from the willow, not the oak. He was employed by Henry VIII on the highest affairs of state concerning his wives, the church and the monasteries. Henry’s will nominated him to the council of regency, but he joined Northumberland in overthrowing Protector Somerset. After Edward VI’s death, he proclaimed Queen Mary against Lady Jane Grey, yet kept his post as Treasurer on Elizabeth’s succession, perhaps as a counterbalance to Cecil’s foreign projects. A ‘liberate’ is a writ to release something, such as payment due, goods, or a prisoner who has put up bail.
[Bookseller: Sophie Dupre & Clive Farahar ABA ILAB] |
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| DYALOGUS creaturarum moralisatus. |
1483 1483 Stockh.: Johan Snell 1483. Photolithographic facsimile published by G.H. Klemming (General Staff Litho. Institution) 1883. With 120 woodcuts. 158 leaves + (6) pp. Limited to 75 copies only. Bound in newer full vellum in old style with title printed in gold on spine. Binding signed A.B. J.B. Meijel, Halmstad. Browning. Facsimile-edition of the oldest known dated book printed in Sweden. The printer Johan Snell from Lübeck introduced printing into Denmark in 1482 and was summoned to Stockholm by Archbishop Jacob Ulfsson to print a Missal for the Archbishopric of Uppsala, which he completed in 1484. On the eve of St. Thomas, December 20th, 1483, he dated the colophon of these 122 dialogues. It is a collection of moralizing fables and administration of the sacrament, ment for preachment; it is usually attributed to Nicolaus Pergamenus from Bergamo in the 14 century but the Italian philologist Pio Rajna claims that it is the author and physician Magninus or Mayno de Mayneri from Milano who is the real author.Collijn I, 16. [Attributes: Signed Copy]
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[ TROYES (Jean de)]
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| Histoire de Loys XI, Roy de France, et des choses mémorables advenues de son Regne, depuis l'an 1460. Jusqu' à 1483. |
sans lieu Imprimée sur le vrai original 1620 Gr. In-8 de 15 ff.n.ch., 338 pp., veau , dos lisse, orné, pièce de titre, mors lég fendu, 3 coins usés. Avec un beau portrait en pied gravé en frontispice par Mathous. Ouvrage très rare de la "Chronique scandaleuse" qui n'a de scandaleux que son titre. Barbier II 720. Autrement dit La chronique scandaleuse écrite par un greffier de l'Hôtel de ville de Paris.
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Ulrich von Richental
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| Conciliumbuch. [Facsimile of the edition printed in Augsburg, 1483] |
Potsdam: Muller & Co., [1923]. one of 235 copies printed. Foreword by Ernst Voullieme; commentary by E. von berchem. 247 leaves of facsimile, including many coloured illustrations. Bound in imitation of a contemporary style, with full calf over heavy wooden boards, ruled and decorated in blind. A very nice copy, with some small areas of edgewear to the binding. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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BLONDUS, Flavius.
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| Historiarum ab inclinatione Romanarum Imperii. |
Venise, Octavanius Scotus, 1483, 17 Août. In-folio, [dimension: 290 x 214 mm] de 372 ff. [a-l8, m-z10, A-C10, D-E8, F-M10, N-S8]. Demi-veau sur ais de bois, dos et plats ornés d'un décor à froid. (Reliure du XVIe.) Première édition. Flavio Biondo (1388-1463) avait été chancelier de Francisco Barbaro, gouverneur de Bergame, et par la suite, secrétaire de plusieurs papes. Cet érudit, selon Hoefer, nous a laissé sur Rome et l'Italie des livres d'histoire aujourd'hui encore consultés avec fruit. Il est mort avant d'avoir achevé cet ouvrage, qui est divisé en trois décades. Caractères romains (types 106 Ra et 106 Rb). 42 lignes par page. L'exemplaire est complet du premier feuillet blanc. Reliure datée de 1598 sur le premier plat, portant l'inscription : I B*P*Z*O*W*. Dos fendu avec manque de cuir. Bon exemplaire, très frais intérieurement. Brunet I, 978. BMC V, 277. Goff B - 698. GW 4419. [Attributes: Signed Copy]
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P N Chopra; B N Puri; M N Das and A C Pradhan
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| Comprehensive History of India : Ancient India: Medieval India: Modern India (3 Vols-Set) |
Sterling Vol. I. Introduction. 1. Geographical factors and Indian history. 2. Indus civilisation. 3. Vedic age. 4. Pre-Mauryan period. 5. India, Persia and Greece. 6. Mauryan Empire. 7. From the Sungas up to the Kushanas (2 century B.C.-1 century A.D). 8. Beginnings of South Indian history. 9. Sakas, Pahlavas and Kushanas. 10. Gupta age. 11. Post-Gupta period (A.D. 500-750). 12. Early medieval India. 13. Polity, administration and economy. 14. Society, religion, philosophy, literature and art. 15. Indian cultural expansion. Bibliography. Genealogical tables. Maps. Index. Vol. II. Introduction. 1. Muslim invaders of India. 2. Rise of the Turks and invasion of Sultan Mahmud Ghazni. 3. Muhammad of Ghor. 4. Sultanate is founded. 5. Expansion of the Sultanate. 6. Rise and fall of the Sultanate. 7. Independent provincial kingdoms in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. 8. Babar (1483-1530). 9. Humayun (1530-1556). 10. Sher Shah and his successor (1540-1556). 11. Akbar the Great (1556-1605). 12. Jahangir (1605-1627). 13. Shahjahan (1627-1658). 14. Aurangzeb (1658-1707). 15. Decline and fall of the Mughal Empire. 16. Marathas after Shivaji (1680-1761). 17. Administrative structure. 18. Economic, religious and social life. 19. Education, languages and literature. 20. Art and architecture. Bibliography. Maps. Index. Vol. III. Preface. Introduction. 1. Coming of the Europeans. 2. India in the eighteenth century. 3. East India Company in Bengal and the foundation of British Rule by Robert Clive. 4. Administration of Warren Hastings. 5. Growth of British power (1765-1857). 958 pp. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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