barclay ioannis (10 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 717 pages. Possible first edition. Elzevier produced two editions in 1637: in this copy, pages 207 and 209 are erroneously numbered 107 and 109, which Willems (no. 452) believed marks the first edition; though it should also be noted that Rahir (no. 445) believed this to be the second. Leather with gilt borders to all panels, scored gilt decorations to all edges, and ornate gilt borders at the inside covers, to the leather outside the paste-downs; and five raised bands with gilt decoration and gilt titling to the spine. Leather lightly scratched and age-soiled, showing moderate edge-wear, with chipping and loss to spine ends (more at the spine foot). Headband at spine foot loose, though still attached. Split hinges, with covers still attached to textblock by strong thread binding. The binding itself is secure and firm. Marbled textblock edges, and marbled endpapers. Some discoloration just to edges of endpapers. Interior lightly age-toned, but clean and unmarked. Engraved title page. 3in x 5in. (BP-039).

Hardcover. Later Edition. Very small octavo (w 2.25 in x h 4.25 in), 422, [2] pages. In Good plus condition. Bound in full contemporary vellum with label bearing gilt titling to spine. Boards and head and tail of spine moderately worn and bumped; vellum yellowed and marked consistent with age. Text block shows light age toning and foxing, along with minor wear to text block fore edges. A small tear to the lower right corner of title page, not impacting text. Ribbon bookmark frayed at end. Shelved Room G. 1379964. Special Collections.

In 12°, piena pergamena coeva con titoli su tassello al dorso. Pp. 48 n.n. + 616 + 8 n.n., frontespizio inciso con scudi, personaggi e vedutina di Venezia. Edizione non comune di questo celebre romanzo allegorico, suddiviso in cinque libri, di John Barclay pubblicato nel 1622 e tradotto in molte lingue che influenzò diversi scrittori fino al XVIII secolo; pesante criticata della vita politica del suo tempo.

Kl.-8°. 12 Bll., 708, 18 S. Tit. in Schwarz u. Rot. Mit 36 Kupfertaf. Titelkpf. fehlt. Ldr. d. Zt. über Holzdeckel. Blindpräg. Mit 2 intakten Schließen. Berieb. VD17 1:623095M u. 3:301164T - John Barclay (1582 bis 1621), schottischer Dichter und Satiriker, der in lateinischer Sprache schrieb. Sein Hauptwerk ist Argenis, ein romantischer Sittenspiegel der damaligen Zeit, besonders des französischen Hofs. Gewicht in Gramm: 1000.

Editio Indice Capitum, Rerum & Verborum, auctior. kl.-8°. 170 S., 18 Bll. (Index), 1 w. Bl. Pbd. d. 19. Jhdts. m. Rückensch. Kanten schwach berieb. Tit. m. Bleist. beschrieb. John Barclay (1582 bis 1621), schottischer Dichter und Satiriker, der in lateinischer Sprache schrieb und am Hofe Jakob I. tätig war. "Icon Amimorum" ist eine Charakteristik der europäischen Völker. Gewicht in Gramm: 500.

Couverture rigide. Condizione: bon. RO20227516: 1637. In-18. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 717 pages. Texte en latin. Contre-plats illustrés en couleurs. Ex-libris à l'encre sur la page de garde. Titre, filets, année et édition en doré au dos. Une annotation à l'encre en fin d'ouvrage. . . . Classification Dewey : 470-Langues italiques. Latin.

Couverture rigide. Condizione: Très bon. In-12 (119 x 68 mm), 20 ff. n. ch., 705 pp., 7 ff. n. ch., 24 figures. Maroquin rouge, roulettes sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné, roulettes sur les coupes et les doublures, pages de garde en moire bleu, tranches dorées sur marbrure (Rel. P. Bozerian Jeune). Cet ouvrage est un roman allégorique édité pour la première fois en 1627. Les Elzevier ont donné deux éditions de ce roman sous la date de 1630. Il a été traduit dans toutes les langues de l?Europe. Jean Barclay, né en 1582 à Pont-à-Mousson et mort en 1621 à Rome, est surtout connu pour deux romans allégoriques et satyriques, Euphormio sive satyricon, dirigé par les jésuites, ses précurseurs, et l?Argenis, où il trace, dans un style élégant et original, le tableau des vices des cours. De la bibliothèque de Pieters, avec son ex-libris. Il a fait ajouter 24 gravures sur acier hors-texte, de la même main mais non signées. Très bel ouvrage en maroquin de Bozerian. Willems, Les Elzevier, n°325 ; Rahir, n°295.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Author: John Barclay. Euphormionis, Lusinini sive Ioannis Barclaii. Title : Satyricon partes quinque cum clavi . Accessit conspiratio anglicana. Language: Text in Latin. Publisher: Lugduni-Batavorum, Apud Elzevirios, 1637. Size: 5 " X 3." Pages: 717 pages Binding: Very good contemporary full vellum binding (hinges fine, overall slightly worn and scuffed - as shown) under a removable protective mylar cover.  Content: Very good content (bright, tight, and clean, light foxing and staining mainly on the upper margin of the last pages - as shown).  Illustrations: Complete with the beautifully engraved title page.  ****  The book: Rare early 17th-century Elzevir edition of "Euphormionis Lusinini sive Ioannis Barclaii Satyricon partes quinque cum clavi. Accessit conspiratio anglicana" -- a Latin edition of the satirical novel "The Satyricon" written by the Renaissance humanist and scholar Johannes Barclay (or John Barclay). The book was first published in 1605  "The Satyricon" is a picaresque novel that follows the adventures of Encolpius, a young man who travels around the Roman Empire with his friend and lover, Giton. The novel is divided into several episodes that satirize various aspects of Roman society, including education, religion, and sexuality. The novel also features a cast of colorful characters, including the wealthy and corrupt Trimalchio and the sorceress Circe. In addition to "The Satyricon", the Latin edition also includes a work called "Conspiratio Anglicana" ("The English Conspiracy"), which is a fictionalized account of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt by a group of English Catholics to assassinate King James I.

Leggere abrasioni alla coperta 690 + (6) p. 125x80 mm.

Hldbd. Condizione: Sehr gut. kl8 Hldbd. Editio XVII emendatior et correctior lat Literatur Vorbesvermerk am Vortitel; 640 pp. + Index.