Ciacconius petrus (7 risultati)

Condizione: New.

Condizione: New. KlappentextrnrnThis scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have.

Cm. 12,5, pp. (12) 445 (23). Bell'antiporta figurata e 21 incisioni di cui 2 nel testo, le altre a piena pagina oppure su tavole fuori testo, anche più volte ripiegate. Solida legatura coeva in piena pergamena rigida con unghie titoli manoscritti al dorso. Prima sguardia assente, peraltro esemplare genuino e ben conservato. Ottima edizione di questo classico della letteratura gastronomica. Cfr. Vicaire (p. 174): "On trouve dans cet ouvrage des documents fort intéressants sur les festins des anciens Romains et sur les moeurs épulaires de ce peuple".…

hardcover. Condizione: very good(+). Second. (4), 192, (12) pp. Woodcut printer's device on title page and four large woodcuts within the text. 12mo, early limp vellum. Heidelberg, 1590. Second edition of the well-known book on Roman dining habits, first published in 1588. Also contains relevant texts by classical authors such as Ovid and Terence. Scarce. Very good (+).…

Relié. Fort joli volume relié en parchemin rigide aux armes d'une commune de Hollande, 'On trouve dans cet ouvrage des documents fort intéressants sur les festins des anciens Romains et sur les moeurs épulaires de ce peuple' (Vicaire p. 174). Ouvrage orné d'un titre gravé et de 21 figures gravées in et hors-texte. Livre de prix donné en 1700 à Francisco Verryn pour son passage de 8° en 7°. 7 feuillets non chiffré (dont le titre gravé et la page concernant le prix : 'ingenuo magnaeque spei adolescenti) 445 pages puis 11 feuillets non chiffrés pour l'index. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.…

Condizione: very good. First illustrated edition. Full title: "De Triclinio sive de modo convivandi apud priscos Romanos, & de conviviorum apparatu. Accedit Fulvi Ursini Appendix, & Hier. Mercurialis. De accubitus in cena antiquorum origine dissertatio." Apud Andream Frisium, Amsterdam 1664.[12], 445, [23] pp. Added engraved title page. Illustrated with 20 additional engraved plates, 5 of which are folding. (12mo) bound in period vellum. Illustrated edition of Chacon's treatise on the feasting and dining practices of the ancient Romans. Mild binding wear; light dampstaining to bottom quarter of pages, old institutional stamp to verso of title; very good. …

Fifth edition of DE TRICLINO; third edition of DE TINTINABULIS (but the first to include Magis' treatise on the rack). CIACCONIUS: Printed title and dedication in red and black; [12, including additional engraved title], 445, [23, Index] pp.; 6 leaves of plates (5 folding), and numerous fulll-page engravings. MAGIUS: [24, including additional engraved title], 396, [14, Index] pp., 3 engraved plates (2 folding), and numerous full-page engravings. 1 vols. 12mo. Pedro Chocón, also known as Petrus Ciacconius, (1526-1581) was a professor of Greek at the university of Salamanca who specialized in classical history. The headline text in this volume, De Triclinio, literally "on the dining room," examines the dining habits and customs of ancient Rome, with chapters on food and drink, etiquette and table dressing. Chocón's text is accompanied by an appendix by Fulvio Orsini. Orsini, the illegitimate son of a Knight Hospitaller of the famous Roman Orsini family, was an Italian humanist who specialized in editing and appendix-writing and befriended the painter El Greco. The De Triclinio is here bound with two treatises, the De Tintinnabulis and De Equuleo, by Girolamo Maggi, also known as Hieronymus Magius. Maggi was an Italian polymath who focused his efforts on military history and Roman burial customs and was captured by the Ottoman Turks when Cyprus was invaded in 1571. He wrote these two treatises in prison. De Tintinnabulis, on bell ringing and carillons, is often overlooked in favor of the De Equuleo, an early work focusing on the use of the torture rack. In this volume, the De Equuleo is amply illustrated with full-page engravings. Both of these treatises were published posthumously: Maggi died in prison of strangulation. Simon 344; Vicaire 174 Contemporary vellum, slightly soiled, pastedowns torn, otherwise a very good copy CIACCONIUS: Printed title and dedication in red and black; [12, including additional engraved title], 445, [23, Index] pp.; 6 leaves of plates (5 folding), and numerous fulll-page engravings. MAGIUS: [24, including additional engraved title], 396, [14, Index] pp., 3 engraved plates (2 folding), and numerous full-page engravings. 1 vols. 12mo Fifth edition of DE TRICLINO; third edition of DE TINTINABULIS (but the first to include Magis? treatise on the rack).…