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Ryff, Walther H
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| Newe heilsame unnd nutzliche Baden fart. Eigendtlicher underschiedung mancherley art un(n)d manier der Badt, nit allein der natürlichen warmen Bad, so wir mit gemeinen namen Wildtpadt nennen, sondern auch aller gemeiner gebreuchen Badt... |
Würzburg, J. Müller 1542. 4°. 70 Bl. (d.l.w.). Halblederband des frühen 19. Jahrhunderts Einzige Ausgabe einer großen Rarität. - VD 16, R 3977; Benzing, Ryff 191; Durling 4028; Waller 8358; Wellcome 5671. - Gesuchtes balneologisches Werk des bedeutenden Nürnberger Stadtarztes Walter H. Ryff, von Martin, Deutsches Badewesen, an vielen Stellen erwähnt. Berichtet über die therapeutische Wirkung verschiedener Bäderarten und führt die damals bekannten deutschen und schweizerischen "Wildbäder" auf, darunter Wiesbaden, Wildbad im Schwazwald, Baden-Baden, Göppingen, Ems, Gastein, Baden bei Zürich, Leuckerbad im Wallis. - Einige zeitgenössische Marginalien im Rand, diese teils gering angeschnitten. Minimal gebräunt.
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Finé, Oronce.
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| De mundi sphaera, sive cosmographia, primáve Astronomiae parte. Libri V. |
Paris, S. de Colines, 1542. (17 x 11,5 cm). 64 num. Bll. Mit Titelbordüre, einigen großen Schrotschnittinitialen und zahlreichen Text-Holzschnitten. Moderner Pergamentband unter Verwendung von altem Material. Erste Oktavausgabe seiner Kosmologie in der er u.a. die Grundlagen der Geographie, der Hydrographie, die astronomischen Großkreise des Globus, den Auf- und Untergang der Sterne, die Gnomonik etc. behandelt. - Finé (1494-1555), seit 1532 Professor für Mathematik in Paris, zählt zu den einflussreichsten und erfolgreichsten Wissenschaftlern Frankreichs in der ersten Hälfte des 16. Jahrhunderts. Er wird vielfach als der Neubegründer mathematischer Studien in Frankreich bezeichnet. - Titel mit handschriftlichem Besitzvermerk. Stellenweise leicht fleckig, sonst gut erhalten. - DSB 15, 153; vgl. Houzeau-L. 2379 (nur Quartausgabe)
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Fine, Oronce.
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| De mundi sphaera, sive cosmographia, primave Astronomiae parte. Libri V. |
Paris, S. de Colines, 1542. . (17 x 11,5 cm). 64 num. Bll. Mit Titelbordüre, einigen großen Schrotschnittinitialen und zahlreichen Text-Holzschnitten. Moderner Pergamentband unter Verwendung von altem Material. . Erste Oktavausgabe seiner Kosmologie in der er u.a. die Grundlagen der Geographie, der Hydrographie, die astronomischen Großkreise des Globus, den Auf- und Untergang der Sterne, die Gnomonik etc. behandelt. - Fine (1494-1555), seit 1532 Professor für Mathematik in Paris, zählt zu den einflussreichsten und erfolgreichsten Wissenschaftlern Frankreichs in der ersten Hälfte des 16. Jahrhunderts. Er wird vielfach als der Neubegründer mathematischer Studien in Frankreich bezeichnet. - Titel mit handschriftlichem Besitzvermerk. Stellenweise leicht fleckig, sonst gut erhalten. - DSB 15, 153; vgl. Houzeau-L. 2379 (nur Quartausgabe) First octavo edition of Fine's Cosmographia. - "The 'Cosmographia', an elementary manual was first published in Latin as the third part of the 'Protomathesis' (1532)... (and) includes the description of the fixed celestial sphere used for reference... and a few brief notions of astronomical geography" (DSB) - Title with ownership entry. Slightly spotted and a little soiled, else very good. 20th century vellum
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Lodovico Guicciardini (1521 - 1589)
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| Aachen / Nordrhein Westfalen Aachen aus der Vogelschau |
1542 . Motivmass: 22,8x31,0 Blattmass: 32,2x40,2 Kupferstich Rand z. T. mit Beschädigung Schwarzweiß .
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FUCHS, Leonhart.
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| Coloured copy of the original edition of 'Perhaps the most celebrated and beautiful herbal ever published' by the founding father of botany De historia stirpium commentarii insignes, maximis impensis et vigiliis elaborati, adiectis earumdem vivis plusquam quingentis imaginibus, nunquam antea ad naturae imitationem artificiosius effectis & expressis . Accessit iis succincta admodum vocum difficilium & obscurarum passim in hoc opere occurrentium explicatio. Una cum quadruplici indice . |
Basle, Officina Isengriniana (Michael Isengrin), 1542. Folio (37 x 24,5 cm). Contemporary blind tooled pigskin over thick wooden boards with four elaborately decorated borders around a central panel with an oval wreath, ribbed spine with hand written title in first compartment. With a full-page woodcut portrait of Fuchs on the verso of the title after a painting by Heinrich Füllmaurer (Tübingen 1541), the portraits of the three illustrators on one page, the printer's device with inscription 'Palma Ising' on title and repeated on verso of last leaf, and 512 full-page magnificent woodcuts of plants by Veyt Rudolff Speckle after the designs of Heinrich Füllmaurer and Albrecht Meyer, all in a strictly contemporary hand colouring, by an early owner. (28), 896, (4) pp. (there is no p. 34, extra numbered p. ('c') between p. 60/61 and some misnumb. pp.). Original edition in contemporary hand colouring of this classic herbal, recognized for more than four centuries as a masterpiece of Renaissance botany and one of the most beautiful books ever printed. Only some 150 copies of the herbal are known to survive in rare book collections, and in the antiquarian book market especially coloured copies command extremely high prices.The herbal in general, a compilation of information on the medicinal properties of plants, had declined in the Middle Ages. This changed in the early sixteenth century with the emergence in Germany of the new form of a printed, illustrated herbal, led by De historia stirpium by Leonhart Fuchs. The plan and organization of the herbal was entirely original with Fuchs, although the work included a vast amount of material derived from his Classical predecessors, in the first place from Dioscurides.Fuchs's book is of great splendor, without equal among sixteenth-century herbals. It is illustrated with 512 woodcut figures, all original and depicted from life. These figures established a standard of botanical illustration that has lasted to the present day, and more than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chilli pepper, cactus, and tobacco). During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 editions in Latin, as the New Kreüterbuch in a German translation (1543), the New Herbal in English, Den nieuwen Herbarius, dat is dat boeck van den cruyden (1543) in Dutch, and French and Spanish translations. The content and purpose of this book, one of the greatest of all herbals (Norton), is well expressed in an English translation of its title: 'Notable commentaries on the history of plants, prepared with great expense and diligence. and adorned with more than five hundred lifelike pictures in imitation of nature, never hitherto drawn and printed with greater art. Many others have visited foreign lands, some here, some there, at huge cost, with tireless effort, and sometimes not without peril to their lives, in order to acquire intimate knowledge of the substance of simples; all this substance you will be pleased to learn from this book, as in a living pleasure garden, at a great saving of money and time, far from any peril. Added to this is a concise explanation of the difficult and obscure words that occur here and there in this work; along with a fourfold index, containing (1) the Greek names of the plants, (2) the Latin names, (3) those used in the shops of druggists and by herb-gatherers, and (4) the German names.Fuchs explains that he was writing for the benefit of his fellow physicians because it was difficult to find one physician out of a hundred who had accurate knowledge of even a few plants. The result was a Latin text heavily annotated with citations from the traditional medical texts, although he also included his native German plants and a considerable number of the Asian, African, and American plants which had recently been introduced to Europe - including what is supposed to be the first published picture of maize - which Fuchs incorrectly identifies as a Turkish plant. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| Coloured copy of the original edition of 'Perhaps the most celebrated and beautiful herbal ever published' by the founding father of botany De historia stirpium commentarii insignes, maximis impensis et vigiliis elaborati, adiectis earumdem vivis plusquam quingentis imaginibus, nunquam antea ad naturae imitationem artificiosius effectis & expressis ... Accessit iis succincta admodum vocum difficilium & obscurarum passim in hoc opere occurrentium explicatio. Una cum quadruplici indice ... |
Basle, Officina Isengriniana (Michael Isengrin), 1542. . Folio (37 x 24,5 cm). Contemporary blind tooled pigskin over thick wooden boards with four elaborately decorated borders around a central panel with an oval wreath, ribbed spine with hand written title in first compartment. With a full-page woodcut portrait of Fuchs on the verso of the title after a painting by Heinrich Füllmaurer (Tübingen 1541), the portraits of the three illustrators on one page, the printer's device with inscription 'Palma Ising' on title and repeated on verso of last leaf, and 512 full-page magnificent woodcuts of plants by Veyt Rudolff Speckle after the designs of Heinrich Füllmaurer and Albrecht Meyer, all in a strictly contemporary hand colouring, by an early owner. (28), 896, (4) pp. (there is no p. 34, extra numbered p. ('c') between p. 60/61 and some misnumb. pp.). . Original edition in contemporary hand colouring of this classic herbal, recognized for more than four centuries as a masterpiece of Renaissance botany and one of the most beautiful books ever printed. Only some 150 copies of the herbal are known to survive in rare book collections, and in the antiquarian book market especially coloured copies command extremely high prices.The herbal in general, a compilation of information on the medicinal properties of plants, had declined in the Middle Ages. This changed in the early sixteenth century with the emergence in Germany of the new form of a printed, illustrated herbal, led by De historia stirpium by Leonhart Fuchs. The plan and organization of the herbal was entirely original with Fuchs, although the work included a vast amount of material derived from his Classical predecessors, in the first place from Dioscurides.Fuchs's book is of great splendor, without equal among sixteenth-century herbals. It is illustrated with 512 woodcut figures, all original and depicted from life. These figures established a standard of botanical illustration that has lasted to the present day, and more than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chilli pepper, cactus, and tobacco). During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 editions in Latin, as the New Kreüterbuch in a German translation (1543), the New Herbal in English, Den nieuwen Herbarius, dat is dat boeck van den cruyden (1543) in Dutch, and French and Spanish translations. The content and purpose of this book, one of the greatest of all herbals (Norton), is well expressed in an English translation of its title: 'Notable commentaries on the history of plants, prepared with great expense and diligence ... and adorned with more than five hundred lifelike pictures in imitation of nature, never hitherto drawn and printed with greater art. Many others have visited foreign lands, some here, some there, at huge cost, with tireless effort, and sometimes not without peril to their lives, in order to acquire intimate knowledge of the substance of simples; all this substance you will be pleased to learn from this book, as in a living pleasure garden, at a great saving of money and time, far from any peril. Added to this is a concise explanation of the difficult and obscure words that occur here and there in this work; along with a fourfold index, containing (1) the Greek names of the plants, (2) the Latin names, (3) those used in the shops of druggists and by herb-gatherers, and (4) the German names.Fuchs explains that he was writing for the benefit of his fellow physicians because it was difficult to find one physician out of a hundred who had accurate knowledge of even a few plants. The result was a Latin text heavily annotated with citations from the traditional medical texts, although he also included his native German plants and a considerable number of the Asian, African, and American plants which had recently been introduced to Europe - including what is supposed to be the first published picture of maize - which Fuchs incorrectly identifies as a Turkish plant. The book contains the description of about 400 wild and more than 100 domesticated plant species and their medical uses ("Krafft und Würckung") in alphabetical order: Fuchs made no attempt at presenting them in a natural system of classification. The thing which has made Fuchs herbal so highly prized to collectors, however, is not the scholarly text, but the magnificent large ornate illustrations of plants which were drawn from nature by Albrecht Meyer, transferred to woodblocks by Heinrich Füllmaurer, and then cut into the wood by Veit Rudolf Speckle - all of whom are immortalized, along with Fuchs, by woodcut portraits, making this book the first which contains not only the names, but also the portraits of its illustrators (cf. Becher). Leonhart Fuchs (1501-1566), along with Otto Brunfels and Hieronymus Bock condsidered as one of the three founding fathers of botany, was born in Wemding in the Duchy of Bavaria. After visiting a school in Heilbronn, Fuchs went to the Marienschule in Erfurt, and graduated as Baccalaureus artium. In 1524 he became Magister Artium in Ingolstadt, and was received doctor of medicine in the same year. From 1524 he practiced as a doctor in Munich, until he received a chair of medicine at Ingolstadt in 1526. From 1528 -1531 he was the personal physician of Georg, Margrave of Brandenburg in Ansbach. Fuchs was called to Tübingen by Ulrich, Duke of Württemberg in 1533 to help in reforming the university in the spirit of humanism. He served as chancellor seven times, spending the last thirty-one years of his life as professor of medicine. He died in Tübingen in 1566. He wanted to 'return' to the Greek authors. But he saw the importance of practical experience as well and offered botanical field days for the students, where he demonstrated the medicinal plants in situ. He founded one of the first German botanical gardens. Fuchs' name is preserved by the plant Fuchsia , discovered on Santo Domingo in the Caribbean in 1696/97 by the French scientist Dom Charles Plumier, who published the first description of 'Fuchsia triphylla, flore coccineo' in 1703. The color fuchsia is also named for him, describing the purplish-red of the shrub's flowers.'Of all the books authored by Fuchs, his De historia stirpium is unquestionably his greatest achievement. The methodical layout, the organization of the subject matter, the spacious design, and the number, size, and beauty of the illustrations have caused the herbal to appeal to botanists and bibliophiles alike. Scholars today consider the herbal to be one of the significant landmarks of pre-Linnaean herbal-botanical litarature' (One hundred books famous in Medicine).Some citations from the literature: 'A folio of breathtaking splendor', 'A botanical masterpiece', 'Perhaps the most celebrated and beautiful herbal ever published', ''F uchs' woodcuts set a standard for botanical illustration that holds up to this day for clarity and directness' ( Printing and the Mind of Man) , 'One of the greatest of all herbals' ( The Renaissance Print ). Very fine coloured copy with the engraved armorial bookplate of 'A.Z.' pasted to the back of the front cover, with contemporary or slightly later annotations: additional Latin names of the plants depicted.- (Binding a bit soiled, front hinge partly cracked; the colours of the drawings often set off on the versos). VD16 , F-3242; Nissen, BBI , 658; Printzel 3138; Adams F-1099; Dibner 19; Horblit 33b; Stillwell 640; Printing and the mind of man 69; Norman, One hundred books famous in Medicine (Grolier Club, New York, 1995) 17; Hunt bot. cat . 48; Becher, Early herbals 72; Bird, 16th cent. med. books 938; Kelly, Cat. James Sutherland's libr . 122; The great herbal of Leonhart Fuchs: notable commentaries on the history of plants . Ed. by Fr. G. Meyer, Em. E. Trueblood, a.o. (Stanford 1999).
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FUCHS, LEONHART.
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| DE HISTORIA STIRPIUM COMMENTARII INSIGNES, MAXIMIS IMPENSIS ET VIGILIIS ELABORATI, ADIECTIS EARUMDEM VIVIS PLUSQUAM QUINGENTIS IMAGINIBUS, NUNQUAM ANTEA AD NATURAE IMITATIONEM ARTIFICIOSIUS EFFECTIS & EXPRESSIS ... ACCESSIT IIS SUCCINCTA ADMODUM VOCUM DIFFICILIUM & OBSCURARUM PASSIM IN HOC OPERE OCCURRENTIUM EXPLICATIO. UNA CUM QUADRUPLICI INDICE ... BASLE, OFFICINA ISENGRINIANA (MICHAEL ISENGRIN), 1542. |
Folio (37 x 24,5 cm). Contemporary blind tooled pigskin over thick wooden boards with four elaborately decorated borders around a central panel with an oval wreath, ribbed spine with hand written title in first compartment. With a full-page woodcut portrait of Fuchs on the verso of the title after a painting by Heinrich Fuellmaurer (Tuebingen 1541), the portraits of the three illustrators on one page, the printer's device with inscription 'Palma Ising' on title and repeated on verso of last leaf, and 512 full-page magnificent woodcuts of plants by Veyt Rudolff Speckle after the designs of Heinrich Fuellmaurer and Albrecht Meyer, all in a strictly contemporary hand colouring, by an early owner. (28), 896, (4) pp. (there is no p. 34, extra numbered p. ('c') between p. 60/61 and some misnumb. pp.). Original edition in contemporary hand colouring of this classic herbal, recognized for more than four centuries as a masterpiece of Renaissance botany and one of the most beautiful books ever printed. Only some 150 copies of the herbal are known to survive in rare book collections, and in the antiquarian book market especially coloured copies command extremely high prices.The herbal in general, a compilation of information on the medicinal properties of plants, had declined in the Middle Ages. This changed in the early sixteenth century with the emergence in Germany of the new form of a printed, illustrated herbal, led by De historia stirpium by Leonhart Fuchs. The plan and organization of the herbal was entirely original with Fuchs, although the work included a vast amount of material derived from his Classical predecessors, in the first place from Dioscurides.Fuchs's book is of great splendor, without equal among sixteenth-century herbals. It is illustrated with 512 woodcut figures, all original and depicted from life. These figures established a standard of botanical illustration that has lasted to the present day, and more than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chilli pepper, cactus, and tobacco). During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 editions in Latin, as the New Kreueterbuch in a German translation (1543), the New Herbal in English, Den nieuwen Herbarius, dat is dat boeck van den cruyden (1543) in Dutch, and French and Spanish translations. The content and purpose of this book, one of the greatest of all herbals (Norton), is well expressed in an English translation of its title: 'Notable commentaries on the history of plants, prepared with great expense and diligence ... and adorned with more than five hundred lifelike pictures in imitation of nature, never hitherto drawn and printed with greater art. Many others have visited foreign lands, some here, some there, at huge cost, with tireless effort, and sometimes not without peril to their lives, in order to acquire intimate knowledge of the substance of simples; all this substance you will be pleased to learn from this book, as in a living pleasure garden, at a great saving of money and time, far from any peril. Added to this is a concise explanation of the difficult and obscure words that occur here and there in this work; along with a fourfold index, containing (1) the Greek names of the plants, (2) the Latin names, (3) those used in the shops of druggists and by herb-gatherers, and (4) the German names.Fuchs explains that he was writing for the benefit of his fellow physicians because it was difficult to find one physician out of a hundred who had accurate knowledge of even a few plants. The result was a Latin text heavily annotated with citations from the traditional medical texts, although he also included his native German plants and a considerable number of the Asian, African, and American plants which had recently been introduced to Europe - including what is supposed to be the first published picture of maize - which Fuchs incorre
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| The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft - History of California 1542-1890 - Complete 7 Volume Set |
Hebberd, Santa Barbara 7 Volume Set, Clean with Mylar over dustjackets, dates range from 1963 to 1970, Vol. 1 with light edgewear, very faint water spots on some DJ's, barely seen, brown cloth with gilt lettering [Attributes: Hard Cover; In Dust Jacket]
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| IUSTINO HISTORICO CLARISSIMO, NELLE HISTORIE DI TROGO POMPEO. NUOVAMENTE IN LINGUA TOSCANA TRADOTTO, & CON SOMMA DILIGENTIA & CURA STAMPATO. STAMPATO IN VINEGIA, PER BERNARDINO DE BINDONI MILANESE, 1542. |
cm. 15, carte 160. Frontespizio arricchito da una cornice xilografica con piccoli ritratti e medaglioni, varie iniziali ornate. Legatura post. in pergamena rigida (recente?) con nervi passanti. Tagli colorati. Traccia di coloritura antica alle iniziali e al front. Vecchie firme e monogrammi di possesso ms. Ben conservato. Poco comune edizione per i torchi di B. Bindoni soprannominato ""Pachico"", che ebbe una breve esperienza di tipografo a Padova, ma che lavoro' principalmente a San Luca in calle de' Fuseri a Venezia. Dal 1551 si perde ogni sua traccia essendo stato bandito dalla citta' veneta per vendita di libri proibiti (Cfr. Ascarelli-Menato, p. 350).
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| Breitkopf & Härtel. |
Gedenkschrift und Arbeitsbericht. Erster Band: 1542 bis 1827. Zweiter Band: 1828 - 1918. 2 Bände. [alles bis dahinErschienene] Breitkopf & Härtel, Leipzig , 1917/1919. 254 + 842 S. mit zahlr. Abb. 29 cm, Leinen, Rotkopfschnitt, am Rücken sehr minimal berieben, sonst völlig frisch. Im Preis sind Porto- und Verpackungskosten für das versicherte Paket innerhalb Deutschlands inbegriffen. Mit handschriftlicher Widmung am Vorsatz des 1.Bandes: "Herrn W. K. zur Erinnerung an förderliches Zusammenarbeiten gewidmet von Breitkopf & Härtel" [der Besitzer war zu dieser Zeit führendes Mitglied des Tauchnitz-Verlages] - [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Vol. XVIII: History of California, 1542-1890, in 9 Volumes. |
Wallace Hebberd, Santa Barbara, CA. 1963 9 volume set. Last two volumes, which are the indexes DO NOT have jackets. A nice copy. A ditigal photo available via email upon request. [Attributes: Hard Cover; In Dust Jacket]
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TREMOILLE LOUIS DE LA
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| INVENTAIRE DE FRANCOIS DE LA TREMOILLE (1542) ET COMPTES D'ANNE DE LAVAL, PUBLIES D'APRES LES ORIGINAUX NANTES, EMILE GRIMAUD, IMPRIMEUR - EDITEUR, 1887. IN - 4 RELIE' DEMI CHAGRIN A' COINS , TETE DOREE, DOS A' NERFS ORNES, XX-214 PAGES. TIRAGE SUR BEAU PAPIER VERGE'. BON EXEMPLAIRE. |
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| A HISTORY OF JAPAN: during the century of early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651) |
At the Office of the "Chronicle". Kobe. 1903 1st edition. 245 x 155mm. ppviii,743 with 8 coloured folding maps. An excellent copy, newly recased in half brown sheep with marbled paper boards. This is No. 939 of the edition with an unspecified limitation. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Williams. W R
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| The History of the Great Sessions in Wales 1542-1830 |
Wales Brecknock 1899 'Together with the Lives of the Welsh Judges and annotated lists of the Chamberlains and Chancellors, Attorney Generals, and Prothonotaries f the four circuits of Chester and Wales; The Lord Presidents of Wales and the Attorney generals and Solicitor Generals of the Marches. Privately printed for the author by Edwin Davies. 203 pages. 22 x 15 cms. Red cloth -title in gilt to spine. Cloth at spine browned. Some light wear to cloth at corners. Light spotting to pastedowns, spot on fore-edges. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| JAPAN'S FOREIGN RELATIONS 1542-1935 A Short History |
The Hokuseido Press, Tokyo 1937 A historical look at Japan from 1750 to the present. Topics include The Sino-Japanese War; the Open Door Policy; the Anglo Japanese Alliance; Japan in the World War; the Washington Conference; Japanese immigration and International Relations; the Sino- Japanese Crisis; and much more. Includes 13 beautiful b&w illustrations. Signed by the previous owner. No DJ; the top edges of the pages are gold; the front cover has a gold picture of a ship and it is slightly soiled, especially on the top edge. The back cover is slightly soiled, particularly along the top and there is a small white spot on the left hand side; the back cover has an imprint of a bird on it; the spine has gold lettering on it and is soiled and stained with white spots going down it; there are 3 stains on the inside cover of the book and the rest of the pages are in good condition. CLICK ON ICON TO THE LEFT FOR IMAGE OF BOOK, DUST JACKET, TITLE OR COPYRIGHT PAGE. ; B/W Photographs; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 560 pages. Illustrated by B/w Photographs. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| OPUSCULA MORALIA. QUORUM CATALOGUM SEQUENTIS PAGINEAE FACIE SECUNDA REPERIES. LUGDUNI APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM 1542 |
Il 2 tomo non ha front., ma solamente occh. con titolo: "Variorum Plutarchi scriptorum tomus secundus", ed e' probabilmente di un'ediz. differente. 2 voll. in 16, pp.(68) 568, marca tip. xilogr. al front.; 683-3 bb. (tra le pp.410 e 411 sono inserite 3 cc.bb. non numerate, a completa-mento del quaderno CC), 1 picc. xilogr. a p.666 (con uno schema per la proporzione tra numero di vocali e semivocali), il 2 vol. non ha front., ma solo occh. (la segnatura e' completa). Leg. 700sche in p. perg. con doppi tass. ai dorsi e titoli oro, mancanze al dorso del 1 vol. Sottili lavori di tarlo ai margg. di alcune cc. di entrambi i voll., antiche chiose, rari aloni, fioriture e lievi ingiallim. ai margg. Le cc. preliminari del 1vol. contengono la dedica dell'Edit. agli studiosi di letteratura e 2 indici dei capitoli e delle cose notevoli dei 2 voll. (l'indice del 2 tomo non corrisponde al 2vol.). Il Tomo I contie-ne: Politica, seu de civili institutione opus, ad Traianum imp., Nico-lao Sagundino interprete; De virtute morum - Praecepta connubialia - Musica, Carolo Valgulio brixiano interprete; De differentia inter o-dium et invidia, incerto interprete; De claris mulieribus, sive de vir-tute mulierum, interprete Alamano Ranutio; Parallela - De liberis e-ducandis, interprete Guarino Veronesi; Apophthegmata Laconica, interprete Ioanne Regio; Problemata, interprete Petro Lucensi; O-ratio consolatoria ad Apollonium, interprete Stephano Nigro; De exilio, interprete Angelo Barbato; Amatoriae narrationes, interprete Angolo Politiano. Il Tomo II e' preceduto da 5 cc. mss. in antica grafia con l'indice e contiene: Libellus qui inscribitur virtutem deceri posse - De invidia et odio, interprete Henrico Stephano; De virtute morali commentarius, interprete G. Xylandro Augustano; De amore naturali parentum erga proles, interprete Gyberto Longolio; De cohibenda iracundia, dialogus Syllae et Fundani - Utrum graviores sint animi morbi quam corporis - De curiositate - De cupiditate divitiarum - De vitiosa verecundia interprete Erasmo Roterodamo; De tranquillitate et securitate animi, interprete Guliel-mo Budaeo; De amore fraterno - De garrulitate - Quomodo sequispiam citra invidiam laudare pos-sit - De Socratis daemonio, interprete Thoma Naogeorgo; Num improbitas sufficiat ad infelicitatem, interprete Ottomaro Luscinio; De iis qui tarde a numine corripiuntur, interprete Bilibaldo Pirck-heymero; De exilio, interprete Angelo Barbato; Consolatoria ad uxorem, interprete Roberto Britan-no; Ex Symposiacis problematibus (id est Convivialibus quaestionibus) ea quae ab Adriano Iunio latine sunt reddita, libri VIII; Amatoriae enarrationes, interprete Angelo Politiano. Tra le pp.410 e 411 sono rileg. 3 cc.bb., a completamento del quaderno CC e da p.411 iniziano: "Alia opuscula ad secundum tomum pertinentia, interprete G.Xylandro Augustano", che sono: De fato - Eroticus,hoc Amatorius, liber - Symposiacon, id est Convivialium disputationum, libri IX. [Graesse V 362 cita l'ed. Lyon, Gryphium, 1542-1551 in 3 tomi, con tit. legg differente ("Moralia lat.ex diversorum interpretum versione") in 3 tomi. Adams P-1637 e 1638 degli Opuscula cita il tomo II senza dati tip. ipotizzando si tratti Lyon, Gryphium, 1555 (ma con collazione differente del nostro 2 tomo) e il tomo III nell'ediz. Lyon, Gryphium, 1551].
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| JAPAN'S FOREIGN RELATIONS 1542-1936 A Short History. |
The Hokuseido Press, Tokyo, Jap 1937 pp560. Name written in black pen on title page. DJ price-clipped. Small rips, rubbing to corners. Small rip top front of spine, another along top. Slipcase in very good condition, but several small bent sections. Slipcase cover is yellowed, and darkened. Scan available on request. [Attributes: Hard Cover; In Dust Jacket]
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| History of San Diego, 1542-1907; An Account of the Rise and Progress of the Pioneer Settlement on the Pacific Coast of the United States. |
History Company, San Diego 1907 First edition. Quarto. Illustrated with numerous photographic reproductions. Publisher's two-tone cloth (blue and ochre), gilt spine lettering. Thin split to rear joint and some cap wear but a clean and sound copy of this early San Diego history.
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| Australian Dictionary of Dates and Men of the Time: Containing the history of Australasia from 1542 to May 1879 |
George Robertson, Sydney 1879 A fine, clean and fresh copy showing a touch of external wear Original publisher's gilt decorated cloth measuring 155x240mm, single leaf of adverts, blank, (4), 318 pages + single leaf of corrections followed by advertisements [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| Deutsche Reichstagsakten: Deutsche Reichstagsakten, Jüngere Reihe, Bd.12 : Der Reichstag zu Speyer 1542, 2 Teil-Bde. |
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Jesuits/Jesuitica] - Jacobs, Hubert (Ed.).:
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| Documenta Malucensia (1542-1682). |
(= Monumenta Missionum Societatis Iesu, Vol. XXXII,XXXIX,XLIII /= Monumenta Historica Societatis Jesu, Vol. 109,119,126). 3 volumes. Roma, 1974-1984., each volume ca. 850 pp. large 8vo. bound in half cloth, ex-library copy (Jesuits Library) in good condition with back label, Stamps on title page, (If you like to get an electronic photograph by e-mail and informations about costs of postage, please contact us). Text partly in Potuguese Language, partly in Latin language. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| Cola di Rienzo. Histoire de Rome de 1542 a 1554 |
8°, pp. 15-442, copertina originale, tavole e una carta ripiegata f.t. buono stato Lahure, Paris 1888
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| RHEINISCHE AKTEN: zur Geschichte des Jesuitenordens 1542 - 1582. Bearb. v. J. Hansen. Bonn 1896. Gr.-8°. 52, 837 S. Hlwd. m. Rt. - Publikat. d. Ges. f. Rhein. Geschichtskunde, 14. |
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zur Geschichte des Jesuitenordens 1542 - 1582. Bearb. v. J. Hansen. Bonn 1896. Gr.-8°. 52, 837 S. Hlwd. m. Rt. - Publikat. d. Ges. f. Rhein. Geschichtskunde, 14.
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| Diplomatarium Norvegicum 18. |
Oldbreve til kundskab om Norges indre og ydre forholde, sprog, slægter, sæder, lovgivning og rettergang i middelalderen. Samlede og udgivne af H.J. Huitfeldt-Kaas. (1300-1542). Christiania 1907. 774 pp. Inbunden.[#26003]
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| Bibliographischer Alt-Japan-Katalog 1542-1853. Nachdruck der Ausgabe Kyoto 1940, |
München : Saur 1977 XXXVIII, 415 S., F: 26x19 cm, OLwd (II : tadelloses Exemplar) - Bearbeitet und herausgegeben vom Japaninstitut in Berlin und vom Deutschen Forschungsinstitut in Kyoto 1 de
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| History of San Diego 1542-1908 Vol Ii |
The History Company 1908 Hardbound Good - worn covers, silverfishing [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Smythe, William E.
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| History of San Diego 1542-1908 an Account of the rise and progress of the Pioneer settlement on the Pacific coast of the United States (Volume 1 only) |
The History Company, San Diego 1908 322 pp. Illustrated. Green cloth with paper label on spine, much mottling/spotting to covers, spine ends are worn, a few tears in end cloth, longest tear is 2" and along the upper spine/rear cloth edge, paper spine label is chipped and worn, cloth at all corners worn to boards. Front free endpaper is missing as is tissue guard at frontispiece. Reading copy. ; Large 8vo. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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| Diplomatarium Norvegicum 18. |
Oldbreve til kundskab om Norges indre og ydre forholde, sprog, slægter, sæder, lovgivning og rettergang i middelalderen. Samlede og udgivne af H.J. Huitfeldt-Kaas. (1300-1542). Christiania 1907. 774 pp. Inbunden.[#26003]
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| Diplomatarium Norvegicum 18. |
Oldbreve til kundskab om Norges indre og ydre forholde, sprog, slægter, sæder, lovgivning og rettergang i middelalderen. Samlede og udgivne af H.J. Huitfeldt-Kaas. (1300-1542). Christiania 1907. 774 pp. Inbunden.
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HEATON, J.H.
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| Australian Dictionary of dates and Men of the Time: Containing the History of Australia from 1542 to May, 1879 |
George Robertson, Sydney 1879 Publishers original dark green cloth with elaborate gilt decoration and lettering to front cover, gilt lettering to spine. Yellow endpapers, no inscriptions, cracked endpaper front front board, however binding still firm., closed tear to front endpaper, booksellers label rear of front board. Endpapers grubby. Part One: 232pp. Addenda 2pp; Part Two: 317pp. Corrections an Additions 2pp; Advertisments: 12pp. Light foxing to some pages and their edges otherwise clean and bright in firm binding. Standard postage free in Australia. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Heaton, J.H
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| Australian Dictionary of Dates & Men of the Time 1542-1879 |
George Robertson 1879, Hb, bw, light foxing, slightly skewed, cnrs rubbed. bent, inscrip, G for age pp 500
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| Deutsche Reichstagsakten: Deutsche Reichstagsakten, Jüngere Reihe, Bd.12 : Der Reichstag zu Speyer 1542, 2 Teil-Bde. |
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| Leonardo da Vinci 1542-1519 . Tutti i dipinti e disegni |
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GUILLIAUD CLAUDE. (1493-1551).
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| COLLATIO IN OMNES DIVI PAULI APOSTOLI EPISTOLAS, JUXTA ERUDITORUM SENTENCIAM FACTA, PER S. THEOLOGIAE DOCTOREM CLAUDIUM GUILLIAUDUM BELLIIOCENSEM, APUD INSIGNEM EDUORUM ECCLESIAM PRAEPOSITUM & CANONICUM ECCLESIATEN. OMNIA JUDICIO ECCLESIAE SUBMISSA SUNTO. LUGDUNI. APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM. 1542. |
IN-4 (18 X 24 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE 4 FEUILLETS + 466 PAGES, RELIURE D'EPOQUE PLEINE BASANE, DOS A 5 NERFS ORNE DE CAISSONS A FLEURONS DORES, TITRE DORE SUR ETIQUETTE MAROQUIN ROUGE, TRANCHES ROUGES. MARQUE DE L'IMPRIMEUR A LA DEVISE : "VIRTUTE DUCE, COMITE FORTUNA" SUR LA PAGE DE TITRE, ET MARQUE SANS DEVISE SUR LA DERNIERE PAGE, AU VERSO DU FEUILLET D'ERRATA. LETTRINES GRAVEES. EDITION ORIGINALE. QUELQUES DEFAUTS EXTERIEURS (CHARNIERES ET COINS), EXEMPLAIRE NEAMMOINS CONVENABLE.
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GUILLIAUD CLAUDE. (1493-1551).
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| COLLATIO IN OMNES DIVI PAULI APOSTOLI EPISTOLAS, JUXTA ERUDITORUM SENTENCIAM FACTA, PER S. THEOLOGIAE DOCTOREM CLAUDIUM GUILLIAUDUM BELLIIOCENSEM, APUD INSIGNEM EDUORUM ECCLESIAM PRAEPOSITUM & CANONICUM ECCLESIATEN. OMNIA JUDICIO ECCLESIAE SUBMISSA SUNTO. LUGDUNI. APUD SEB. GRYPHIUM. 1542. |
IN-4 (18 X 24 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE 4 FEUILLETS + 466 PAGES, RELIURE D'EPOQUE PLEINE BASANE, DOS A 5 NERFS ORNE DE CAISSONS A FLEURONS DORES, TITRE DORE SUR ETIQUETTE MAROQUIN ROUGE, TRANCHES ROUGES. MARQUE DE L'IMPRIMEUR A LA DEVISE : "VIRTUTE DUCE, COMITE FORTUNA" SUR LA PAGE DE TITRE, ET MARQUE SANS DEVISE SUR LA DERNIERE PAGE, AU VERSO DU FEUILLET D'ERRATA. LETTRINES GRAVEES. EDITION ORIGINALE. QUELQUES DEFAUTS EXTERIEURS (CHARNIERES ET COINS), EXEMPLAIRE NEAMMOINS CONVENABLE.
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| P. Terentii Comœdiæ sex, tum ex Donati commentariis, tum ex optimorum, praesertim veterum, exemplarium collatione, diligentius quam unquam antehac emendatæ ; Aelii Donati antiquissimi & celeberrimi Grammatici, aliorumque veterum in easdem quicunque extant commentarii ex veteri codice manu descripto Graecis etiam repositis, accurate castigati ; Calphurnii in tertiam comœdiam doctissima interpretatio. Indicata sunt diligentius carminum genera & in his incidentes difficultates, correcta quaedam & consulum nomina, idque studio et opera Des. Erasmi Roterodami, non sine praesidio veterum exemplarium. Eorum, quae in commentariis sparsim annotata sunt, index amplissimus. |
Paris, Ex officina Roberti Stephani, 1541-1542, in-4, 621-[29] pp., marque typographique au titre ; colophon en fin de volume : "Excudebat Robertus Stephanus Hebraicarum et latinarum literarum typographus regius Parisiis, ann[o] MDXLII. Idus Januarii", demi-veau brun, dos lisse orné de fers dorés, tranches citron (rel. postérieure). Mors fendus, coiffes, coupes et coins abîmés, quelques rousseurs, galerie de vers en fin de volume sans atteinte au texte.Seconde édition des pièces de Térence imprimées pour la première fois par Robert Estienne en 1526 au format in-folio. A.-A. Renouard, p. 53. Brunet, V, 712-714.
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Wagner, Henry R.
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| The Spanish Southwest 1542-1794, an Annotated Bibliography, in Two Parts (Part Two only) |
The Quivira Society, Albuquerque 1937 8vo., 553pp. Part 2 only: #401 of 401 copies. Text. Bibliography. Index. A fabulous record of the publications of an empire. Many facsimiles of title pages, or first pages, many in fold-outs. Foldout map at end of text block. In gilt letters on white cloth spine, with tan paper boards (gilt device on cover). Minor soiling on spine. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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ROUSSAT, Richard.
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| Arcandam Doctor Peritissimus ac non Vulgaris Astrologus, DE VERITATIBUS, & PRAEDICTIONIBUS ASTROLOGIAE, & Praecipue Nativitatum seu Fatalis Dispositionis, vel Diei Cuiuscunque Nati, nuper per Magistrum Richardum Roussat, Canonicum Lingoniensem, Artium & Medicinae Professorem, de Confuso ac Indistincto Stilo non Minus quam e Tenebris in Luce[m] Aeditus, Recognitus, ac Innumeris (Utpote Passim) Erratis Expurgatus, ita ut per Multa Maxime Necessaria & Utilissima, Adiecerit atque Adnotaverit, Modo Eiusdem Dexteritate Praelo Primo Donatus. |
Parisiis: Excudebat Dionysius Ianotius Typographus, 1542. ¦ Second edition, first published at Paris in the previous year. Our copy has A1 in the first state, with misspelled ceelsteÓ in the heading. Like the 1541 edition, this is a Denis Janot issue; two other 1542 issues appeared under J. Foucher and V. Gaultherot imprints. Fouchers device (Renouard 326) appears at the verso of L8. ¦ De veritatibus & praedictionibus astrolgiae is the first book to appear from the pen of Richard Roussat, an otherwise obscure 16th-century canon and physician. Each of the works twelve major divisions is devoted to a sign of the zodiac and headed with an appropriate woodcut vignette. While at least three French translations of De Veritatibus appeared in the 16th century, the English translation was a best-seller: No fewer than sixteen editions of The Most Excellent, Profitable, and Pleasant Book of the Famous Doctor and Expert Astrologian Arcandam appeared between 1562 and 1692. ¦ Not in Adams. Not in Houzeau & Lancaster. None of Roussats works are discussed in Thorndike. Both Adams and H&L list Roussats Des elements et principes dastronomie (Paris, 1552). H&L also lists his Livre de lestat et mutation des temps (Lyon, 1550). For discussions of the relation between Roussat and the prognostications of Nostradamus see the following works by Pierre BrindAmour: Nostradamus Astrophile: Les astres et lastrologie dans la vie et loeuvre de Nostradamus, University of Ottawa, 1993; Nostradamus: Les premieres centuries ou propheties (Edition Mace Bonhomme de 1555). Edition et commentaire de lepitre a Cesar et des 353 premiers quatrains. Geneva: Droz, 1996. ¦ All early issues (1541-42) of the De veritatibus are exceedingly scarce: The Catalogue Collectif de France notes a total of eight specimens, five at the Bibliotheque Nationale. COPAC notes a single copy each of the 1541 and 1542 editions, both at the British Library. The German, Swiss, and Austrian libraries in the KVK database note only two copies, one at the Staatsbibliothek Berlin. OCLC adds a single copy of the 1541 edition at Princeton. ¦ Provenence: [old entry at title] ad Usum Bibliothecae Seminarii AssensijÓ 8vo, a8, e4, A-L8: (200)pp, schematic chart, 12 woodcut illus, publishers device verso L8. Mod. vellum, a.e.g., morocco label at spine. Early manuscript library entry at title. Neat rice paper onlay at e1 repairing closed tear with slight obscuration of a small section extending over three lines of text. Nearly invisible expert repair of worm trace throughout text, resulting in the most minimal loss as the trace falls largely between lines. Early marginal ink numeration of sections. Text overall clean and fresh. An attractive copy. [Attributes: Hard Cover; In Dust Jacket]
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James Brodrick
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| The Life and Work of Blessed Robert Francis Cardinal Bellarmine, S.J. 1542-1621 [Vols. 1-2] |
P. J. Kenedy & Sons . Usual ex-library treatments are present. Inscribed by author. 8vo. Frontispiece with tissueguard. Plates. Vol. 1 has a olive buckram cover with mild shelf wear. Vol. 2 has a maroon cloth cover and spine with moderate shelf wear. Gilt-stamped design on front and lettering on spine. Pages are bright, clean. Binding is tight and sturdy. Hinges are intact. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Shipped to over 500,000 happy customers! Support Literacy! Your purchase benefits Books for Africa! [Attributes: Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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| The Life and Work of Blessed Robert Francis Cardinal Bellarmine, S.J. 1542-1621 (Vol. II) |
P. J. Kenedy & Sons Hardcover. 1928. Usual ex-library treatments are present. 543 pp. 8vo. Maroon cloth cover and spine have mild shelf wear. Gilt stamped design on front and lettering on spine. Pages are bright, clean. Binding is tight and sturdy. Hinges are intact. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Shipped to over 500,000 happy customers! Support Literacy! Your purchase benefits Books for Africa!
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James Brodrick
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| The Life and Work of Blessed Robert Francis Cardinal Bellarmine, S.J. 1542-1621 [Vols. 1-2] |
P. J. Kenedy & Sons . Usual ex-library treatments are present. Inscribed by author. 8vo. Frontispiece with tissueguard. Plates. Vol. 1 has a olive buckram cover with mild shelf wear. Vol. 2 has a maroon cloth cover and spine with moderate shelf wear. Gilt-stamped design on front and lettering on spine. Pages are bright, clean. Binding is tight and sturdy. Hinges are intact. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Shipped to over 500,000 happy customers! Support Literacy! Your purchase benefits Books for Africa!
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Brodrick SJ, James
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| CARDINAL BELLARMINE SJ 1542 - 1661. The Life & Works of Blessed Robert Francis Cardinal Bellarmine. With Introduction By Cardinal Ehele SJ. In Two Volumes |
Burns & Oates 1928 [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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James Brodrick
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| The life and work of Blessed Robert Francis Cardinal Bellarmine, S.J., 1542-1621. With an introduction by His Eminence Cardinal Ehrle, S.J. In two volumes |
London: Burns Oates and Washbourne 1929 2 vols., xxiii, 521 + ix, 543 pp., hardbacks, ex library, else text clean & bindings tight
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James Brodrick
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| The Life and Work of Blessed Robert Francis Cardinal Bellarmine, S.J. 1542-1621 (Vol. II) |
P. J. Kenedy & Sons Hardcover. 1928. Usual ex-library treatments are present. 543 pp. 8vo. Maroon cloth cover and spine have mild shelf wear. Gilt stamped design on front and lettering on spine. Pages are bright, clean. Binding is tight and sturdy. Hinges are intact. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Shipped to over 500,000 happy customers! Support Literacy! Your purchase benefits Books for Africa! [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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COR CELSI, AURELII
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| AURELLI COR CELSI DE RE MEDICA LIBRI OCTO. |
1542. Libro: (MEDICINA). Lugduni: apud Seb. Gryphium, 1542. 8º menor. 476 p., 10 p. Marca tipográfica en portada y última hoja. Capitales. Sello estampillado y subrallados de anterior poseedor. Punto de polilla en portada. Enc. en pergamino, cortes pintados.
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