biblia sacra

Descrizione libro: Gaspar Trechsel,, Lión:, 1542. Folio (33,9 x 24,1 cm.). 6 hojas, 267 folios, 39 hojas (saltos en la paginación). Encuadernación del siglo xix en medio pergamino. Una mínima restauración en el margen externo de la portada y algún moteado antiguo. Al pie de la hoja de erratas figura una inscripción del censor de 1596 concediendo licencia a la obra. Palau 310952 "Esta Biblia es célebre y buscada por las notas de Servet, notas que motivaron la persecución y supresión de la tirada. Los ejemplares que han figurado en las antiguas ventas públicas obtuvieron elevados precios." Darlow & Moule 6120. Para esta producción de Servet ver Angel Alcalá ed., Miguel Servet. Obras completas II-1, Zaragoza: Larumbe Clásicos aragoneses, páginas LXXX-XCI. Primera edición de la Biblia anotada por Miguel Servet. Sanctes Pagnino publicó en Lión: 1528, una versión en 8º de un texto distinto de la Vulgata de uso tradicional en la Iglesia, que Trento iba a declarar "auténtico" -en el sentido de no opuesto a la fe- a pesar de sus no muchas infidelidades filológicas. A la muerte del sabio hebraista en 1541, Servet es nombrado albacea y heredero de sus notas emprendiendo la segunda edición de su Biblia, muy probablemente por haber recibido encargo expreso del mismo Pagnino, añadiendo una gran cantidad de producción propia: una comparación entre ambas ediciones demuestra que la primera no tiene ningún encabezamiento en los capítulos, una breve frase para resumir su contenido, y absolutamente ninguna nota marginal. Por el contrario, la de Servet, sí. La Biblia fue puesta temporalmente en el Indice de Quiroga de 1583, hasta que se expurgara, lo que se hizo al año siguiente afectando a más de cuarenta notas marginales, especialmente en los libros proféticos, y algunos encabezamientos de capítulos de Servet, que fueron tachados hasta resultar ilegibles en los ejemplares alcanzados por los inquisidores, número que aumentó en Indices posteriores."The editing of this Bible must have been work that brought Servetus much pleasure, and at the end of his note to the Reader he gives thanks "first to Almighty God, and then to Hugues de la Porte, citizen of Lyons, through whose efforts and expense this has been published." Willis calls attention to the fact that there is little evidence that Servetus made use of Pagnino's MS. notes in the 1528 edition but rather that he followed the reprint from this made by the scholarly publisher at Cologne, Melchior Novesianus, in 1541. Be that as it may, Servetus' comments reflect his wide reading and restless intellect, and Calvin's sneering remark that is was "thievish in the editor when he took five hundred livres in payment for the vain trifles and impious follies with which he encumbered almost every page of the book" is scarcely justified." [John F. Fulton. Michael Servetus Humanist and Martyr.]. Codice libro della libreria 12786

Descrizione libro: Thomas Roycroft 1657 & 1669, London, 1657. Hardcover. Condizione libro: vg. 8 volumes. Elephant folio. 4006pp. Rebound in three-quarter vellum over decorated paper-covered boards. Title-plate in black leather with gold lettering. Raised bands. Age wear to binding. Frontispiece engraving of Walton by Pierre Lombart (1620-81). Illustrated half-title page. Title-page in red and black. Leaves in Vol.I on upper right section repaired/restored throughout affecting part of text and plates. Some rippling and usual age toning throughout. Vol. I illustrated with a double-page map of Biblical lands (Israel/Palestine and surroundings) as well as 5 plates, showing, among other things, plans and engravings of the Salomonic temple–all by Wenceslaus Hollar (1607-1677). The introduction contains a chronological order of Biblical events, into which time tables are incorporated. In Hebrew, Chaldee, Samaritan, Syriac, Arabic, Persian, Ethiopic, Greek and Latin. Introduction in Latin. Overall in very good condition. Complete in 6 volumes WITH Volumes 7 & 8 "Lexicon Orientale" (Heptaglotton) by Edmund Castell (1606-1685), which was published in 1669 as a companion to the original 6 volume set. These are missing the title-pages.Polyglot Bibles are editions of the Bible representing the text in several languages side by side. This was necessary after Hebrew ceased to be a living language of the Jews and similar conditions occurred with Latin and Greek in the Christian World. The name Polyglot, is normally restricted to certain particular works, i.e. the Complutensian Polyglot, The Antwerp Polyglot (Biblia Regia), the Paris Polyglot, the Nuremberg Polyglot (or Huter-Polyglot) and this work, the London Polyglot (Walton's Polyglot). The London Polyglot is the most scholarly of all the Polyglots. It was undertaken by Brian Walton, later bishop of Chester, and completed in 1657. The excellence of this Polyglot over others consists in the greater number of old Oriental versions and the much greater and more intelligent work of the editor. Brian Walton (1600 - 1661) was an English divine and scholar. After holding a school mastership and two curacies, he was made rector of St. Martin's Ongar in London in 1628, where he took a leading part in the contest between the London clergy and the citizens about the city tithes, and compiled a treatise on the subject, which is printed in Brewster's Collectanea (1752). His conduct in this matter displayed his ability, but his zeal for the exaction of ecclesiastical dues was remembered in 1641 in the articles brought against him in parliament, which appear to have led to the sequestration of his very considerable preferments. In this retirement he gave himself to Oriental studies and carried through his great work, a Polyglot Bible which should be more complete, cheaper and provided with a better critical apparatus than any previous work of the kind. Codice libro della libreria 18900

Descrizione libro: Pageant Books, New Jersey, 1961. Fine Facsimile copy. Hand-bound in 2 volumes and limited to 1000 sets. Derived from the Ansel Verlag edition itself based on the copy in the Koniglichen Bibliothek in Berlin and the celebrated Standischen Landesbibliothek [Fulda] copy. Text reproduced lithographically and the illuminations by sheet-fed gravure. Specially produced 100% rag content. An exceptional achievement, exceptionally well-preserved in slip-cases. Additional detail &c. On request. 20 Kg. 0 pp. Codice libro della libreria 45289

Descrizione libro: Parisiis Apud Sebastianum Niuellium sub Ciconiis Via Iacobea, 1573. Hardcover. Condizione libro: Good. 1st Edition. HARDCOVER binding in leather hand-painted decorated in gold leaf and image printed by the Creation of the World. All the book is restored and hand-sew . All the illustration are present. The Art binding is made by Maestro Dario Ustino. Codice libro della libreria 84

Descrizione libro: Pageant Books, Patterson, 1961. 2 volumes. Facsimile edition. Printed in an edition limited to 1000 numbered copies of which 996 were for sale. This edition is the first ever printed in the United States. It reproduces a copy considered by authorities to be one of the most beautifully illuminated of the forty-seven copies known to exist. It derives from the Insel Verlag edition which was based on the copy in the Koniglichen Bibliothek in Berlin, and the copy in the Standischen Landesbibliothek in Fulda. The text pages have been printed by lithography in red, blue and black. There are also about 100 illuminated pages finely printed by sheet-fed gravure. The paper used is 100 percent rag content made especially for this edition. folio, red cloth as issued. not paginated. Codice libro della libreria 107040

Descrizione libro: Pageant Books, New Jersey, 1961. Fine Facsimile copy. Hand-bound in 2 volumes and limited to 1000 sets. Derived from the Ansel Verlag edition itself based on the copy in the Koniglichen Bibliothek in Berlin and the celebrated Standischen Landesbibliothek [Fulda] copy. Text reproduced lithographically and the illuminations by sheet-fed gravure. Specially produced 100% rag content. An exceptional achievement, exceptionally well-preserved in slip-cases. Additional detail &c. On request. 20 Kg. 0 pp. Codice libro della libreria 45289

Descrizione libro: Basel: L. Koenig -19, 1618. bound without the divisional title page to part 1 and final blank of part 3, paper browned and foxed, a few paper flaws in margins reinforced, ownership inscription of ‘H Deane’ on title, ff. [vi], 705; 707-946, 7, [1], 67,[bound with:]Buxforf (Johann) Tiberias sive commentarius masorethicus triplex Historicus, Didacticus, Criticus, ad illustrationem Operis Biblici Basiliensis conscriptus. Basel: Impensi Johannis König, 1665, title-page guarded, browned and foxed, bound at the end of vol. ii, pp. [viii], 108, folio, later calf, boards bordered with blind rolls, scratched and scraped, darkened at edges, recornered and rebacked in a different colour, preserving previous spines, that on vol. i matching the boards with blind decoration, that on vol. ii a later replacement with gilt decoration, both with late nineteenth-century lettering pieces and a bit chipped, new endpapers, edges marbled, sound The sixth ‘Biblia Rabbinica’, the issue with a Hebrew general title and no Latin preface. Copies seem to vary in their contents - some have a general title page in Latin and no divisional titles, and some of these contain a Latin preface as well, while others, like this one, are exclusively Hebrew. There are four Hebrew title-pages present in this volume, including the general title and three (of four) divisional titles. Some copies also, like this one, have the separately-issued ‘Tiberias’ bound in; here it joins the fourth section in vol. ii, while the first three sections are bound together in vol. i.The editor, Johannes Buxtorf the elder (1564-1629), restores the text of the third Biblia Rabbinica, since the fifth had been in places expurgated by the Inquisition. In the Targum of Canticles, at least, it ‘appears to be a revision of Bomberg II [i.e. the 2nd Biblia Rabbinica], but it also contains a considerable number of changes.the majority are editorial in character’ (Alexander, The Targum of Canticles, p. 3). ‘Until Buxtorf.no single Christian scholar, Protestant or Catholic, took upon himself the task of editing the entire Hebrew Bible text with masoretic notes, Targums, and biblical commentaries’ (Burnett, From Christian Hebraism to Jewish Studies, p. 171).Bound at the end (reading the correct way for Latin rather than Hebrew) is Buxtorf’s ‘Tiberias’, a treatise on biblical diacritic markings first published as a quarto in 1620. The second edition found here was edited by Buxtorf’s son and seems to have been published specifically to accompany the bible, matching its format and using a copy of its woodcut title border. (D&M 5120). Codice libro della libreria 48214

Descrizione libro: Henry Middleton, London, 1579. Full-Leather. Condizione libro: Good. 8vo. 1579 Bible, Latin: "TESTAMENTI VETERIS BIBLIA SACRA SIVE LIBRI CANONICI PRISCAE IVDAEORVM ECCLESIAE A DEO TRADITI, LATINI RECENS EX HEBRAEO facti, brevibúfque Scholiis illustrati ab Immanuele Tremellio & Francifco Iunio: ACCESSERVNT LIBRI QVI VVLGO DI- Cuntur Apocrphi, Latinè redditi & notis quibufdam aucti a FRANCISCO JUNIO, MVLTO OMNES QVAM ANTE EMENDATIVS editi, numeris locifq citatus omnibus capitum diftinctioni quam hæc editio fequitar exactius refpondentibus : quibus etiam adjunximus novi Teftamenti libros ex ermone Syriaco abeo dem Tremellio in Latinum converfos." FIRST EDITION OF THE FIRST COMPLETE LATIN BIBLE TO BE PRINTED IN ENGLAND. 19th C calf, spine rubbed, running heads slightly shaved from middle of fourth part to the end of New Testament, occasional ink marginalia, some modern underscoring in red of French text in shoulder notes of NT, light damp staining to earlier leaves Two early ownership inscriptions, 'Thomas Tallis, Sperando spiro, possidendo potior' and 'Samuel Stallon, sperando spiro, sperando dispereo'. A quarto volume, it measures approximately 22cm (8¾") x 17cm (6¾") x 8cm (3"). Pagination pp. [16], 219, [1, blank]; 299, [1, blank]; 251, [1, blank]; 390, [2, blanks]; 192; [4], 195, [1, blank], collated and complete, each part with separate vignette title. Codice libro della libreria 398

Descrizione libro: senza stampatore, Tiguri, 1544. Legatura seicentesca parlante (1613 sul piatto anteriore) in pelle di scrofa con impressioni a secco e nervi al ds. Angoli e fermagli metallici. Tagli scuri. Timbri e scritte di antica mano sulle carte di guardia, minima mancanza ad un nervo. Splendidi, freschi interni. Edizione rara, con il Nuovo Testamento nella traduzione di Erasmo, pubblicata nell anno che precede il Concilio Tridentino, a seguito del quale, com è noto, tutti gli scritti di Erasmo saranno posti all Indice. Adams, B 1034. 8vo (cm. 19,5), 8 cc.nn., 367 cc., 1 c.nn. (bianca) (segue con proprio frontis.) Ecclesiastici Libri., in Latinam iam recens versi sunt D. Pietro Cholino Tugino, Tiguri excudeba Christoph. Froschoverus 1544, 92 cc. (segue) Novum Testamentum omne, ad Graecorum exemplarium fidem, ad veterem item editionem Erasmi quoque Roterod. versionem postremam. recognitum, castigatum., ibidem, 109 cc. (di 110, assente la carta bianca finale). Codice libro della libreria 1915

Descrizione libro: Giolito, Venezia, 1588. 2 parti in un volume cm. 15 x 20,5. Pagine (16)-679-199-(201). Legatura professionalmente restaurata in pergamenta rigida antica stupendamnete miniata e manoscritta in elegante grafia cinquecentesca, titolo e data manoscritti al piatto superiore. Elaborato frontespizio con titolo incorniciato da ricco fregio xilografico animati da alcune figure bibliche. Testo su due colonne. Celeberrima edizione dei Giolito impreziosita da notevole apparato iconografico costituito da centinaia di fini ed eleganti xilografie nel testo, da testatatine, capilettera e finalini. Testo disposto su 2 colonne. Dalle notizie pervenuteci da una serie di privilegi registrati si evince che alcuni progetti editoriali di Bibbia volgare non andarono a buon fine: tra questi il più clamoroso è di certo quello relativo a "una serie di intagli" che fu concesso il 21 aprile 1543 (su questa vicenda si veda anche Coppens-Nuovo). La notizia è ignota a Bongi, al quale pure era sfuggita la relativa registrazione archivistica, ma è certo che a tale concessione, di durata decennale, non segui alcuna stampa della Bibbia con il marchio della Fenice la quale la presentò ai torchi solo nel 1588. Che il progetto di stampare una Bibbia fosse stato seriamente perseguito dai Giolito già dal 1540 non vi sono dubbi. E' lo stesso Gabriele Giolito a dichiarare in una lettera ai lettori, pubblicata alla fine del Furioso del 1547, ed esattamente in fine delle Espositioni, la sua intenzione di pubblicare una serie di opere latine tradotte in italiano, tra cui la Bibbia in volgare. Di per sè, nè la concessione, a volte sollecitata prima che il vero e proprio apparato produttivo si mettesse in moto, nè la promessa ai lettori che costituiva una manovra pubblicitaria più che un impegno editoriale, provano con sicurezza la programmata edizione di una Bibbia negli anni quaranta. Gabriele Giolito aveva a quell'epoca realmente approntato illustrazioni silografiche, chiamate con lo stesso termine usato per i legni del Furioso e quindi a essi simili. Dunque, una parte cospicua dell'investimento editoriale aveva già avuto luogo. Si è infatti appurato che la serie delle 135 illustrazioni del vecchio testamento (incluse le 24 ripetizioni) utilizzata per la Bibbia del 1588 era in realtà stata creata decenni prima: nove di esse infatti sono stampate nell'edizione di Boccaccio del 1552, e altre sei, differenti dalle precedenti, sono utilizzate nel corredo illustrativo delle Trasformazioni di Dolce da Ovidio del 1553. Un esame stilistico di tali pregevoli legni (di circa 57x80 mm) non fa che confermare una loro datazione ad almeno quarant'anni prima delll'uso effettivo e appropriato, giacchè si tratta di uno dei più interessanti apparati illustrativi veneziani ispirati alle Icones di Hans Holbein il Giovane. Beninteso, non di imitazione è il caso di parlare, ma di ispirazione ed assimilazione in uno stile proprio e diverso: il risultato è in grado di rivaleggiare con il modello in termini di espressività, integrità stilistica e virtuosismo, ma lo supera in termini di incisività drammatica, raggiunta grazie ad una spiccata monumentalità delle figure e una maggiore espansione del gesto (si vedano ad esempio le fig. 51 e 56). Si è proposto perciò di attribuire tale ciclo di silligrafie alla mano di Johann Britt, l'incisore in più stretto rapporto con Tiziano. Grazie alla fonte dei privilegi, è ora possibile datare la serie degli intagli al 1543, quindi in un periodo appena successivo alla diffusione delle Icones, e a ben 45 anni prima del loro utilizzo. Alla stessa epoca, ovviamente, deve essere collocata la Bibbia che Gabriele Giolito non realizzò, ma per la quale aveva già investito grandi somme. Naturalmente, si direbbe, che la Bibbia della Fenice doveva essere in volgare, sia per il prevalente carattere linguistico del catalogo (e quindi del pubblico) della casa, sia per la presenza delle "espositioni" (apparati di ausilio alla lettura) rivolti di norma al pubblico largo dei lettori delle traduzioni. Codice libro della libreria 001945

Descrizione libro: Henricus Middletonus, London, 1580. Full-Leather. Condizione libro: Very Good. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 1580 First Latin Bible Printed in England Title: Bible. Latin. 1580. Tremellius–Junius. Testamenti veteris Biblia Sacra sive libri canonici, priscae Iudaeorum Ecclesiae a Deo traditi, Latini recens ex Hebraeo facti, brevibusque scholiis illustrati ab Immanuele Tremellio & Francisco Iunio. Londini: Henricus Middletonus, impensis G.B., 1579–80. 4to (21.6 cm, 8.5"). [16], 219, [1], 299, [1], 251, [1], 390, [2], 192 (some pp. bound in out of order), [4], 194, [2] pp. Description: Variant printing of the first edition of the earliest complete Latin Bible printed in England, translated by Immanuel Tremellius and Franciscus Junius. Portions of the Tremellius–Junius Old Testament had been previously published in various forms; Darlow and Moule note that here, "To Tremellius and Junius' version of the O.T., and Junius' translation of the Apocrypha, is added Tremellius' translation of the N.T. made from the Syriac." The Old Testament, Apocrypha, and New Testament are here in six parts, each with separate title-page bearing an engraved vignette and each section including engraved head- and tailpieces in addition to decorative capitals. The publication information in some sections gives "Impensis G.B." (George Bishop), as opposed to "C.B." (Christopher Barker) or "I.H." (Harrison), in whose names other variants were issued. Year: 1580 Binding: 19th-century calf, covers framed and diced in blind with spine also blind-diced, but smaller, and bearing gilt-stamped leather title, place, and date labels; rebacked with old spine laid on, and joints strengthened. Edges and extremities lightly rubbed, spine leather with a few small cracks. Front pastedown with private bookplate as above and smaller institutional bookplate. Title-page text excised from original leaf and mounted, some time ago; outer margin of last page excised and leaf mounted. One early inked textual annotation. First few leaves with small area of worming in lower margins; one leaf with short tear from lower margin, extending into text without loss. Pages age-toned, with scattered light spotting throughout and instances of faint waterstaining; upper edges trimmed closely, occasionally affecting pagination or headers. Turn-ins with gilt roll; all edges marbled to match endpapers Provenance: Front pastedown with armorial bookplate of prominent attorney Richard S. Coxe, of whom it was once said that "he was employed in more cases upon the docket of the Supreme Court of the United States than any other lawyer in the country" (Dictionary of American Biography); front free endpaper with affixed handwritten description of the volume by Coxe; front fly-leaf with inked presentation inscription by Coxe, dated 1859. Reference: Darlow & Moule 6166. Codice libro della libreria 275

Descrizione libro: Genève, Jean de Tournes, 1590. 6 parties en un volume in-4. 6 parties en un volume in-4 [245 x 163 mm] de (12), 228 / (8), 271, (1) / (8), 219, (1) / (4), 342, (2) / (8), 162, (2) / (8), 500 pp. Vélin à rabats. (Reliure de l'époque.) L'édition protestante de référence au XVIe siècle. Première édition de cette version donnée par Tremellius, Junius et Théodore de Bèze. Traduction et commentaires d'Immanuel Tremellius et François Du Jon pour l'Ancien Testament, de Du Jon pour les Apocryphes, traduction de Tremellius et de Théodore de Bèze pour le Nouveau Testament, comme dans l'édition de Londres, 1585, revu ici par Du Jon, qui ajoute aussi des notes. Le texte de T. de Bèze est revu et corrigé par Jean de Tournes qui utilisa l'édition de Londres, 1587 et consulta Bèze lui-même. Les notes des différents commentateurs (Tremellius, Junius, Bèze, Loiselier, Viller, Jean de Cherpont) sont distingués par des signes typographiques. Chaque partie a sa propre page de titre. Marque de Wechel sur les titres et à la fin de chaque partie. Grandes initiales. Très bon exemplaire de cette édition que l'on trouve difficilement complète des 6 parties. Delaveau, Hillard, Bibles imprimées . conservées à Paris N° 953. Cartier, Biblio. des éditions de Jean de Tournes 687. Darlow & Moule 6182. // Plus de photos sur latude.net // // More picture on latude.net. Codice libro della libreria 12010

Descrizione libro: Scuol (Schuls), Jacob Nuot Gadina (Drucker) u. Jacob Wilh. Rauch (Pfarrer) 1743., 1743. fester Einband. Folio. 4 weisse Bll., 5 Bll., 716, 271 S., Titelbl., 342, 131 S., 8 Bll. (Register). Lederbd. Ÿber Holzdeckeln auf 5 BŸnden mit 9 (von 10) ziselierten Metallapplikationen und 1 (von 2) zis. Metallschliessen (RŸcken im 19.Jh. erneuert, 1 Appl. und 1 Schliesse fehlen, VDeckel mit 2 kleinen Fehlstellen, Randverlust des HDeckels fachmŠnnisch ergŠnzt). Zweite Ausgabe der ersten vollstŠndigen BibelŸbersetzung in die rŠtoromanischer Sprache, dem Dialekt des Unterengadins, die fŸr die Bevšlkerung und die Sprache eine Šhnliche Bedeutung wie Luthers †bersetzung fŸr die Deutschen hatte. Die erste Ausgabe war bereit 1679 erschienen (mit rotem Titelblatt); die vorliegende TitelbordŸre stammt aus dieser Ausgabe. Vorausgegangen waren nur †bersetzungen einzelner BŸcher wie Genesis etc. †bersetzer waren Jacob Anton Vulpius, Pfarrer in Fetan u. spŠter in Tusan (Thusis) u. Jacon Dorta, Pfarrer in Fetan u. Scuol. - Die weissen BlŠtter mit verschiedenen handschr. Eintragungen von 1838, 1810, 1814, 1797, 1796, 1761, stellenweise mit Randeinrissen, davon einige hinterlegt, Vortitel und Titelblatt im Falz und an den RŠndern verstŠrkt, durchgehend etwas stockfleckig, 1 Bl. mit Buntstiftspuren im weissen Rand, 1 Bl. mit Randausriss (2x5cm), einige Bll. mit Feuchtigkeitsspur am Oberrand. - Darlow-Moule 7689: BM, Bibles I, 286; Graesse I, 400; Bibl. Retoromontscha 2951. Joerg/Hoffmann, S. 239. Lang rm. Codice libro della libreria 6590

Descrizione libro: Basel: Thomam Guarinum [Thomas Guarinus], 1578. Hardcover. Condizione libro: Very Good. 2vols, 8vo, pp. (i-xxxii), (1)-612; pp. (1-3), 4-251, (252) blank; (i-vi), (1)-224, (1-70) vocabularum index, (71) blank, (72) printer’s device Palma Guar. a-b8, a-i8, k-u8, x-z8, A-I8, K-P8, Q2; Aa-Ii8, Kk-Qq8, AA-II8, KK-TT8. In double columns, woodcut illustrations throughout, map of Mediterranean & Near East verso GGiiii. Full 18th century mottled sheep, expertly rebacked in period style, hand titled old vellum lettering pieces, original gauffered edges in heart & rosette motifs. Old watermarked binder’s blanks preserved prelim I with old Latin inscription signed Heroldius & prelim II with old Latin inscription & undeciphered signature. Attractive set of the Guarini Bible in old sheep boards complete with the general title, the title for volume II & the separate title for the New Testament but lacking the three inserted folding maps. Corner repairs to general title, old sepia underscores, age toning to sheets, bindings sound and strong. Provenance: Both vols signed & dated on the titles by M. Christophori Bula’I Superint Wurtensis 1639. H3887. Codice libro della libreria 7268

Descrizione libro: Brugiotti, presso eredi Zannetti, Roma, 1624. Notevole esemplare di questa pregiata ed. della Bibbia, stampata a Roma presso gli eredi di Bartolomeo Zannetti per Andrea Brugiotti, comprendente 8 dei 10 volumi previsti, raccolti in 5 tomi di uguale e bellissima legatura così composti: 1, 3+5, 10+4, 7, 8+9; mancano i voll. 2 (Iosue, Iudicum, Ruth, Regum) e 6 (Psalmi, Proverbia, Ecclesiastes, Canticum Canticorum, Sapientia, Ecclesiasticus). 8 voll. raccolti in 5 tomi in 24o lungo (cm 11 x 7) di pp. (48), 716, [4m]; 248; (8), 348; 408; 156, (192); (6), 726, (2); (4), 358, (2); 552, [2m]; 408; belle legg. uniformi, prob. della sec. metà del '600, di stile monastico in marocchino bruno scuro su assicelle di legno, piatti decorati a secco con cornice a triplo filetto ricurvo agli angoli ed elemento fitomorfo ripetuto - manualmente - all'int., d. a 4 nervetti e tit. in oro ai primi comparti, fermagli con asola a conchiglia; sguardie fisse decorate a pettine, tt. spruzzati. Bei frontespizi con corn. xilogr. architettonica, tutti conservati: in due coll. quello generale, al vol. 1, gli altri in b/n; capilettera xilografici e frequenti fregi pure da legni (testatine e finalini). Unica eccezione alla completezza le 3 cc.bb. mancanti, al 1o e al 9o vol. Cc. complessivamente molto buone, talvolta lievemente e unif. brunite, solo occasionalmente in misura marcata così come sporadiche e mai gravi sono fioriture, arrossamenti e tracce di umidità - aloni e gorette; rarissimi lavori di t. mai fastidiosi, ben visibile solo quello che, a partire dal contropiatto ant. del vol. 3 interessa il marg. inf. delle cc. A1-H1, senza perdita di t.; ridotte le sottolineature e le scritte a marg., quasi interamente concentrate nel Vangelo di Matteo; pochi restauri, sensibile e maldestro soltanto quello della c. F1 al vol. 9, con danno al t. In due casi si ha lo scambio di pos. tra cc. coniugate (L3,4 e P3,4 del vol. 1); margini piuttosto sobri, che arrivano spesso a interessare superiormente la cornice del front. In condizioni più che discreta le legg., solidissime, con mancanze non ben restaurate alle cuffie e al comparto sup., talvolta con danno ai titt., usure e lievi mancanze ai bb. ed ai piatti, alcune minime tracce di tarlo compresa, al piatto ant. del vol. 3, la galleria di cui si è detto sopra e che affiora parzialmente; 6 su 10 i fermagli superstiti, almeno uno per ogni vol.; 3 sguardie mobili assenti. Una delle raccolte più ricche reperibili sul mercato, essendo già rari i volumi sciolti, in stato di conservazione assai buono. Codice libro della libreria A0228

Descrizione libro: Apud Guliel, London, 1567. Full Vellum. Condizione libro: Very Good. First Edition Thus. 8vo. [16], 1176 pp. Followed by long unpaginated glossary and index. With many woodcut illustrations throughout, varying sizes, with sometimes nearly full page to small vignettes, and often two or more illustrations on a page. Modern vellum that with Gothic lettering on spine, is compatible with the 16th century text. Text block is tight. Some soiling near front in lower corner and scattered soiling beyond, but for age toning, the text is quite clean. The woodcuts are of varying sharpness, but that is a function of their printing. Codice libro della libreria 002001

Descrizione libro: Jacobi Friderici Bez & Sociorum, Constance, 1763. Hardcover. Condizione libro: fair. Second edition. Folio. [24], 758, 562,588,12, 571, 48, [48]pp. Original full calf with blind-stamped borders on boards and gold lettering on spines. Raised bands. All edges red. Printer's device on title-page of first volume. Decorative head- and tailpieces. Priest at the Benedictine monastery in Ettingheimmunster, where he headed a team to achieve a Bible translation in understandable German, Cartier died before the completion of the work, in 1749. The first edition of the Ettingheimmunster Bible was published post mortem 2 years later (1751).The team worked 10 years on the Bible translation. Its uniqueness is not only the clear German, but also the division: Whereas Biblia Vulgatae (standard Catholic Bibles) are normally divided into three parts, this Biblia is divided into four parts:1) From Genesis to Chronicles.2) From Ezra to Ben Sirah.3) Prophets and Maccabees.4) New Testament. Contains also a "syllabus" of different Bible editions, Church fathers and exegetes as well as a dissertation on the topic of the earthly paradise.Another sign of its uniqueness is the inclusion of Latin commentaries from Church fathers and contemporary exegetes. Furthermore, the attempt to deliver a clear and understandable German was a clear focus point of the group (and one of the reason why it took so long). It specifically attempts to improve a German that Dietenberger's and Ulenberg's translations had lacked. However, the aim was to still be as close as possible to the Semitic language character of the source. The second edition [our copy] was published in 1763 and has different illustrations than the first edition. Includes numerous full-page copper engravings in elaborate baroque frames. Edge wear on bindings with front joint of first volume cracked, but cover still holding. Heavy rubbing on boards, spines and corners. Heads and tails of spines chipped and worn. Some worming on spine of second volume (not affecting pages). Previous owner's stamp on half title and title-pages. Hole on half title-page and on title-page of first volume (without affecting text). Minor foxing/browning throughout. Text in German, gothic script and Latin. Bindings in overall poor, interior in good+ to very good condition. Codice libro della libreria 18822

Descrizione libro: Excudebat Jacob. Bettenham. Impensis J. Knapton, R. Knaplock, J. & B. Sprint, D. Midwinter, A. Bettesworth, J. Bowyer, W.& J. Innys, J. Osborne & J. Longman, R. Robinson, & B. Mott, Londini, 1726. Hardcover. First edition. Volume one only. 12mo. xxxiv, [2], 408pp. Text in Latin. From the library of American book collector Ralph H. Isham, with his engraved bookplate on the front pastedown. Contemporary inscription in an unknown hand in ink on the front free endpaper: "Presented to H:L: Piozzi by Dr. Sam: Johnson when Hester Lynch Thrale. --- Disapproved in Italy, where only the Vulgate is received." Contemporary full sheep, dark red morocco spine label, gilt edges. Light cracking to the joints, very good. Housed in a dark red full morocco box with gold silk interior and gold edges, presumably commissioned by Isham, with the Johnson presentation in gilt on the front cover: "Bible presented to Mrs. Thrale by Dr. Johnson." Front joint of the box is professionally repaired, very good. Best known today for his purchase and publication of the *James Boswell Papers* from Malahide Castle in the 1920s, Lieutenant-Colonel Ralph Isham collected numerous rare materials relating to Boswell, Johnson, and Hester Thrale. A nice association. *ESTC* T94913. Codice libro della libreria 346898

Descrizione libro: Excudebat Henricus Midletonus Impensis G.B. (Henry Middleton), Londini (London), 1585. Full-Leather. Condizione libro: Very Good. 4to. 1585 Bible, Latin: "Testamenti Veteris Biblia Sacra Sive Libri Canonici Priscae Judaeorum Ecclesiae a Deo Traditi Latini Recens Ex Hebraeo Sacti." Octavo, 7" x 9". [14], 173, [3], 230 [i.e. 234], [2], 160, 251, [1], 144, 209-224, [20], 424pp. Collated & complete including 1st leaf, blank but for the printer's register mark; in six sections: each with separate dated title page, pagination, and register. OT titles read "Bibliorum pars secunda . [-tertia, -quarta]" and "Libri apocryphi, sive appendix Testamenti veteris ." bearing the imprint "Londini typis Henrici Midletoni. M.D.LXXXV."; that to the New Testament reads "Iesu Christi Domini nostri Nouum Testamentum", bearing the imprint "Londini, excudebat Henricus Midletonus typographus". Contemporary black calf, decorated in blind with central arabesque, rolled border surounded with several rules, rebacked to style with contrasting tan morocco title label. Repairs to corners and edges, with some loss of the original calf to edges. Lacks ties. Occasional very light marking to text, with ink inscription tip-exed out to verso of title leaf, showing through to recto obscuring several letters, else a particularly clean and bright example of this scarce Early English Printing of the famed Protestant Bible. THE DEFINITIVE WORK OF PROTESTANT BIBLICAL SCHOLARSHIP TO COME OUT OF THE RENAISSANCE. Under the editorial oversight of Francis Junius (1545-1602), with the use of translations by Tremellius (1510-1580) and Theodore Beza (1519-1605) came the great Junius Bible. OT taken from the Hebrew by both Junius and Tremellius. Apocrypha from Greek by Junius. Intended to stimulate study and debate, different translations of the ancient biblical texts are presented in parallel columns on the same page for the New Testament; Tremellius' translation from the Syriac forming one column, Beze's translation from the Greek forming the other. STC 2059. Codice libro della libreria 619

Descrizione libro: Würzburg, gedruckt bei Johann Michael Kleyer / Nürnberg und Frankfurt, Johann Christoph Lochner, Buchhändler, 1705., 1705. 26 Blätter, 1018, 300 Seiten mit 24 Kupfertafeln. 36 x 22 cm, blindgeprägter Pergamentband der Zeit auf Holzdeckeln mit 2 Metallschließen. Mit dem Zensurblatt von 1705. Die Kupfer zum Alten Testament zeigen je 15 kleine Szenen, die zum Neuen Testament zeigen blattgroße Heiligenfiguren. - Einband gedunkelt, gedruckter Titel mit kleinem Einriss und altem Bibliotheksstempel, 3 Kupfertafeln mit Randausriss (beiliegend), einige Kupfer mit hinterlegten Einrissen, Papier teils gebräunt oder stockfleckig. Insgesamt wohlerhaltenes Exemplar im schönen zeitgenössischen Pergament-Einband. Codice libro della libreria 8499

Descrizione libro: Johann Georg and Christian Gottfried Cotta, Tubingen, Germany, 1730. Leather Bound. Condizione libro: Very Good. Second Edition. Elephant Folio - over 15" - 23" tall. Oversize illustrated German text 'Tubingen' Bible, 1730. Old and New Testaments, plus additional text. Engraved illustrations including double-page spread of Jerusalem with montage of surrounding illustrations. Leather covered wooden covers still very well hinged. Spine has seven raised bands. Wear and some leather loss head and heel of same. Fully legible gilt title and decorations also on spine. Blind embossed and gilt decorations on both boards, which have all angelic brass relief decorations complete and attached as appropriate. Both brass clasps and attachments complete, however both leather straps have been amateurishly rejoined with a modern adhesive (holding strongly). Probably 19th century marble-pattern endpapers; inner hinges starting head and foot (still well attached). Corner torn from upper front pastedown, and similar surface loss to foredge of rear pastedown. Text-block is very good, with an occasional short closed tear, finger mark, fleck or stain. Text-block edges uniformly gilt, with still clearly visible blind-embossed patterns on all three edges. Red and black text title page. Two blank fly sheets, (xxxvi )+ 1248 + (viii) + 582 + 80 + (76) pp. (last blank). Dimensions (H.W.D.) 445mm x 305mm x 140mm (17.5 in. x 12 in. x 5.5 in.). Weight approx. 12KG. (28 pounds). Summary: Overall this Tubingen Bible is in very good condition for a volume 280 years old. We have been unable to find a copy in better condition during our research. There are no names or apparent annotations within the leaves. * Buyers - This item will incur significant extra postage charges as it weighs well over 1KG. Please email for quote. Codice libro della libreria 008148

Descrizione libro: 1556. Lugduni [Lyon], Apud Ioan. Tornaesium [Jean I de Tournes], 1556. In-folio (260 X 377) veau brun, plats décoré d'un triple encadrement de triple filet à froid, fleuron à froid au centre, petite fleur dorée dans les angles, dos six nerfs filetés à froid, petit motif doré dans les compartiments, pied et tête du dos orné de hachures à froid (reliure de l'époque, dos refait à l'imitation) ; (6) ff. dont titre, 660 pages et (54) ff., dont le dernier blanc. MANQUENT les 18 derniers feuillets de table et le dernier feuillet blanc, angle inférieur droit des cinq premiers feuillets habilement restauré ; quelques cernes de mouillures claires, mais dans l'ensemble le corps d'ouvrage est d'une grande fraicheur. SUPERBE OUVRAGE sorti des presses fameuses de Jean I de Tournes (1504-1564), réputé pour l'élégance et la beauté de ses impressions dont l'influence sur l'illustration du livre avait fait des éditions lyonnaises les plus belles de France. C'est la seconde Bible latine des Tournes, et la PREMIERE IN-FOLIO. Imprimé à deux colonnes, le texte renferme 188 FIGURES SUR BOIS de la célèbre suite de Bernard Salomon, dit "Petit Bernard", et tirées des "Quadrins historiques" de Paradin ; il y en a 120 pour l'Ancien Testament et 68 pour le Nouveau. (CARTIER, 324 - « Edition bien imprimée » BRUNET, I, 876 - MORTIMER, HOFER & JACKSON, 83 - BRUN, 153 - GRAESSE, ). BEL EXEMPLAIRE dans sa reliure d'époque, très désirable malgré les feuillets manquants de table in fine, l'exemplaire étant complet du texte et des illustrations. PLEASANT COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST. Codice libro della libreria 003543

Descrizione libro: G. Rouillé, Lugduni (Lyon), 1588. Hardcover. Condizione libro: Good Condition. Pierre Eskrich (illustratore). 19,5cm x 13cm. 8 leaves, 1214 pages, 49 leaves. COMPLETE. With a woodcut border to the title and over 400 woodcuts by Pierre Eskrich. Fine original blindstamped pigskin binding over wood. "Justitia 1562" to upper board and "Lucretia 1562" to lower board. Blindstamping by Caspar the Elder. For references to Binding, see Haebler 214. For references to Bible, see Adams B 1096. Lavishly illustrated bible by Pierre Eskrich, or Cruche, with over 400 woodcut illustrations to the text. Most of the woodcuts had appeared in Rouillé's 1562 Biblia Sacra. (Brun, p. 125). Eskrich was well acquainted with series of blocks by Bernard Salomon on the same subjects, which is clear in this set. // Binding rubbed and soiled; lower corner chipped, upper corner with wear. Title page stained and old stamp; minor fraying; some browning and staining internally, some pages more heavily used with a few very minor repairs; a few tiny marginal faults but no loss; towards end some very early marginalia; the first 14 leaves with one tiny wormhole. // EXTREMELY RARE!!!! Photos available upon request. Codice libro della libreria 003084

Descrizione libro: Johann Spiess,, Frankfurt, 1609. 8°. Frankfurt, Johann Spiess, 1609. 8°. 8 n.n. Bl., 517 (recte 511) S. Dunkelgrün gefärbter Pergamentband der Zeit. Waller 18999. - Hirsch V, 216. - Wellcome I, 5831. - VD17 12:161779L. - Nicht bei Krivatsy. - Von Garrison-M. nicht erwähnte frühe Medizinbibliographie. Garrison erwähnt vier frühere bibliographische Sammlungen. Die Verfasser alphabetisch noch nach ihrem Vornamen klassiert. Der erste Bogen mit der Vorrede und der Widmung verbunden. - Papier leicht gebräunt. Hinterdeckel im Innenfalz gebrochen. - Sehr selten. Sprache: N Dunkelgrün gefärbter Pergamentband der Zeit. Codice libro della libreria 40016AB

Descrizione libro: ex Typographia Vaticana, Romae, 1598. Legatura antica (coeva?) in piena pelle con nervature e titolo ms. al ds. (poco leggibile). Cornici e impressioni geometriche a secco ai piatti. Antichi restauri marginali ben eseguiti al frontis. e alla prima carta, peraltro ottimo e genuino esemplare. 8vo (cm. 18,2), 16 cc.nn., 1152 pp., 36 pp., 30 cc.nn. Bel frontis. figurato. Stampa su due colonne. Codice libro della libreria 2983

Descrizione libro: Lisbon, Miguel Rodrigues, 1734., 1734. Title in red and black, woodcut vignette on title-page, elegant large woodcut headpiece and initial on leaf *ii recto, another woodcut headpiece and ititial, typographical headpieces. (8 ll.), 830 pp. Volume I [all published]. Folio (30.2 x 21.3 cm.), contemporary sheep (scraping to covers, some other minor binding defects), spine richly gilt with raised bands in seven compartments, red leather lettering and numbering pieces, gilt letter, edges sprinkled brown, blue and white, marbled endleaves. Internally clean, crisp and very fine. Overall in very good to fine condition. Volume I [all published]. ---- FIRST and ONLY EDITION of this handsomely printed erudite work, based on biblical scholarship, that aims to help preachers prepare more lively and erudite sermons. The preface (pp. 1-115) explains dozens of rhetorical figures such as metaphor and allegory, as well as the less familiar diezeugmenon, aposiopesis, prosopeia, etc.: for each Bluteau provides a definition and examples, sometimes quite lengthy. Then he moves on to an alphabetical list of terms that might be chosen as themes for a sermon, with a summary of the meaning of the term, the biblical passages in which it appears, and an outline of points to cover in a sermon focused on it.Bluteau died the year this volume of the @Oraculum appeared. No further volumes were published, and aspiring preachers were left to choose from sermon topics beginning with the letters "A" or "B". Though the work was never completed, the @Oraculum?s very structure emphasizes Bluteau?s fascination with language and lexicons: he is best known for the Vocabulario portuguez e latino, in ten volumes, which appeared in ten volumes, 1712-1728.Born of French parents in London, Rafael Bluteau (1638?1734) spent over fifty years in Portugal, including his late childhood and adolescence, and died in Lisbon. He became fluent in Portuguese, and his ten-volume @Vocabulário Portuguez e Latino, in effect the first Portuguese lexicon, is a work still of immense influence today. Passing from England to France, from France to Portugal, from Portugal to Italy, etc., he could also speak and write in English, French, Italian, Spanish, Latin and Greek. He served on a diplomatic mission to Italy under Duarte Ribeiro de Macedo. When Ribeiro de Macedo died along the way, Bluteau became chief of the mission. A favorite of Queen D. Maria Francisca Isabel of Savoy, wife of D. Afonso VI and then of his brother D. Pedro II, Bluteau participated in the "Conferencias discretas e eruditas" of the third Conde da Ericeira, later becoming close as well to Ericeira's son, the fourth Conde. Bluteau participated in diverse literary Academies favored and sponsored by the Ericeiras, such as the Generosos, Aplicados, etc., and was later nominated to the Real Academia de História by the king himself.---- Monteverde 559. Veloso I, 45, 552. Azambuja 279 (lacking 2 preliminary leaves). Not in Gubian, Nepomuceno, Moreira Cabral, Fernandes Thomaz, Azevedo Samodães, Ameal, Ávila Pérez, Sousa da Câmara, Afonso Lucas or Ferrão Castelo Branco. Not located in @NUC. OCLC: 433245248; 76049001. WorldCat locates copies in the Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, and the Danish Union Catalogue. Not located in Porbase, Hollis, Orbis, Catnyp, Melvyl or LC Online Catalog. Not located in CCPBE. There is a copy cited by the British Library Integrated Catalogue. Copac repeats the British Library as the only location. A search in KVK located the BL copy and our copy only. Codice libro della libreria 35052

Descrizione libro: Couverture rigide. Condizione libro: Bon. Romae, Ex Typographia Apostolica Vaticana, 1593. In-4 de (8)-1088-20-(46) pp.; peau (de truie) sur ais de bois biseautés, plats estampés à froid, crucifixion au centre des plats, dos à quatre nerfs, titre manuscrit au dos, tranches rouges, deux fermoirs métalliques (reliure de l'époque). Trous infimes au travers des plats et dans les premiers et derniers feuillets, cernes claires dans les derniers feuillets, Ex-Libris manuscrits en marge de la vignette de titre. Bel exemplaire. Codice libro della libreria 20709

Descrizione libro: Johann Spiess,, Frankfurt, 1609. 8°. Frankfurt, Johann Spiess, 1609. 8°. 8 n.n. Bl., 517 (recte 511) S. Dunkelgrün gefärbter Pergamentband der Zeit. Waller 18999. - Hirsch V, 216. - Wellcome I, 5831. - VD17 12:161779L. - Nicht bei Krivatsy. - Von Garrison-M. nicht erwähnte frühe Medizinbibliographie. Garrison erwähnt vier frühere bibliographische Sammlungen. Die Verfasser alphabetisch noch nach ihrem Vornamen klassiert. Der erste Bogen mit der Vorrede und der Widmung verbunden. - Papier leicht gebräunt. Hinterdeckel im Innenfalz gebrochen. - Sehr selten. Dunkelgrün gefärbter Pergamentband der Zeit. Codice libro della libreria 40016DB

Descrizione libro: Konstanz J F Bez-71, 1770. Editio tertia. 4 Bde. u. Anhang in 2 Bdn. Fol. 38 x 25 cm. Ledereinbände d. Zt. mit je 2 Rsch. Etwas beschabt u. berieben, Ecken bestoßen. Bibelslg. Württ LB, D 1601 (ohne Illustr.); Darlow-M. 4245 Anm. - Dritte und letzte Ausgabe der prächtigen, erstmals 1751 erschienenen Kupferbibel. Mit deutsch-lateinischem Paralleltext, die deutsche Übersetzung besorgte der Ettenheimer Benediktiner Germanus Cartier. Die num. Kupfertafeln in phantasievollen Barockrahmen sind der " Physica sacra " Scheuchzers entnommen.; - Mit 1 gefalt. Kupferkte. u. 65 Kupfertafeln. - Teilw. gering stockl., Bd. 1/2 auch leicht gebräunt u. mit dünnem Wasserrand in Fuß-u. Außensteg. 1.100 gr. Ledereinbände d. Zt. mit je 2 Rsch. Codice libro della libreria 6773BB