Famianus strada (71 risultati)

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book chronicles the events of the war between Spain and the Netherlands and the dramatic abdication of Emperor Charles V as he hands power over to his son, King Philip. Set against the backdrop of a changing Europe, the book delves into the political and religious intricacies of the time, giving a riveting account of the rise of the Dutch Republic. The author provides a rich tapestry of historical context and thematic depth, exploring the nature of power, the limits of tolerance, and the resilience of human spirit in the face of adversity. A captivating read, this book offers valuable insights into one of the most consequential conflicts in European history. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.…

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condizione: Aceptable. Strada, Famianus — Histoire de la Guerre de Flandre, de Famianus Strada. Traduite par P. Du-Ryer. Troisième Partie. Avec Privilège du Roy. A Bruxelles: Chez Joseph t'Serstevens, Libraire, plus bas que l'Eglise de S. Jean, à la Bible d'or. M.DCC.XII [1712]. In-12. 564 pp. avec 5 gravures hors texte. By Famiano Strada S.J. (1572-1649), Jesuit professor of rhetoric in Rome, whose De Bello Belgico (Rome, 1632-1647) is one of the most celebrated accounts of the Dutch Revolt and the Eighty Years' War — covering the Spanish Netherlands from 1555 to 1590 — written at the request of the Farnese family and drawing on their archives. The French translation by Pierre Du Ryer was the standard version for French-speaking readers throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. This Brussels edition by Serstevens reproduces the Parisian editions of Augustin Courbé. NOTE: Troisième Partie (Volume III) only. Complete set comprises 3 volumes. BINDING: Full period brown calf, spine with raised bands and elaborate gilt tooling in compartments — floral and geometric ornaments. Period binding of the early 18th century. Spine worn but intact. CONDITION: Title page printed in red and black with engraved royal arms woodcut. Interior with age toning and occasional foxing. Text complete and legible. Privilege du Roy noted on title page.…

rigide. Condizione: Assez bon. Escrite en Latin par Famianus Strada, de la Compagnie de Jésus, 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque plein vélin, Chez Louis Billaine, Paris, Rouen, 1664, 1 f., 575 pp., 1 f. blanc, pp. 577-579 avec 4 portraits hors texte Tome 4 seul (sur 4). Etat très satisfaisant (reliure un peu frottée, une anc. mouill.) pour cet exemplaire bien complet des 4 portraits hors texte. Le premier volume de la présente édition fut publié par Thomas Jolly. Voir dans notre catalogue le quatrième tome (Seconde Partie de la Seconde Décade). Rédigées à partir des archives de la famille Farnèse, l'oeuvre de l'historien jésuite Strada (1572-1649) évoque les événements qui se produisirent dans les Provinces Unies de 1555 à 1590. Langue: Français.…

rigide. Condizione: Assez bon. Escrite en Latin par Famianus Strada, de la Compagnie de Jésus, 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque plein vélin, Chez Louis Billaine, Paris, Rouen, 1664, 64 ff. n. ch., 497 pp. et 1 f. avec 8 portraits hors texte Tome 3 seul (sur 4). Etat très satisfaisant (reliure un peu frottée, une anc mouill.) pour cet exemplaire bien complet des 8 portraits hors texte. Le premier volume de la présente édition fut publié par Thomas Jolly. Voir dans notre catalogue le quatrième tome (Seconde Partie de la Seconde Décade). Rédigées à partir des archives de la famille Farnèse, l'oeuvre de l'historien jésuite Strada (1572-1649) évoque les événements qui se produisirent dans les Provinces Unies de 1555 à 1590. Langue: Français.…

Condizione: Gut. 8vo. (VII), 832, (34) S. Leder-Einband der Zeit mit reicher Rückenvergoldung. Einband beschabt, Kapitale bestoßen, kleiner Zettel auf Vorsatz geklebt. Die Seiten 563-566 und 571-574 sind nicht beigebunden und fehlen. Insgesamt gut erhalten.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condizione: Bueno. Troisième partie de la célèbre histoire de la Guerre de Flandre de l'historien jésuite Famianus Strada (1572-1649), dans la traduction française de Pierre Du Ryer. Portada bicolor en rojo y negro con gran escudo de armas grabado. Reliure pleine peau d'époque avec dos à nerfs richement orné de fleurons et losanges dorés — très belle dorure encore bien visible malgré l'usure naturelle des plats. Édition de Bruxelles de 1712, copiée sur les éditions parisiennes d'Augustin Courbé. Tomo suelto (Troisième Partie). Interior en estado general aceptable.…

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condizione: Bien. Idioma francés. Ejemplar en buen estado ( Falto de portada, con facsímil de la misma ) Dimensiones: 24x18 - 724 + table des matieres. Incluye cuatro grabados. Encuadernación de tapa dura, en holandesa actual.

Gebundene Ausgabe 16,5 x 10,5 cm (Klein-Oktav), Leder der Zeit auf 5 gehöhten Bünden; mit reich vergoldetem Rücken, , 524, S. kleine Fehlstelle am unteren Rücken, gutes Expl. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Leather-bound. Condizione: Binding Poor, Contents Good. Folio. Halfbound, contemporary, quite worn calf over marbled boards, which is itself over printer's waste (a list of first and surnames barely visible through the very scuffed boards.) Extremely worn boards, leather rubbed and worn away, after 375 years. Four raised bands to spine (five compartments, each ruled in gilt) Translated from Latin into English by Robert Stapylton. Two early leaves (pp.3-6) detached. Dropcaps, headpieces, and tailpieces. Boards detached. Text block age-tanned, but eminently readable. Pages quite supple. The book features a unique feature not heretofore encountered in thirty years by this cataloguer. After the conclusion of Book 10, commences a section entitled: "An Alphabeticall Table of the most remarkable Passages and Sentences" -- a 42 page section of author-chosen/author-created passages of note -- perhaps "most remarkable" in its presumptions of remarkability. At the ostensible conclusion of the alphabet, there is a brief bracketed Errata section. Famiano Strada (1572-1649) was an Italian Jesuit and historian of wars in the Belgium and Netherlands during the early part of the Eighty Years War, starting with the abdication of Charles V in 1556 to the capture of Rheinsberg in 1590." (Wikipedia). Highly detailed blow-by-blow accounts of the various/ skirmishes, desecrations, and sundry casual violence and sensationalized gore as well as all-out battles. Sr. Famianus seemed a rather sav(age)y 17th century marketer! NOTE: This copy LACKS the following engraved portraits, and they appear never to have been originally included with this particular copy: This copy/or edition lacks by W. Marshall, R. Vaughn and others) copper engravings: Frontis portrait of translator Robert Stapylton; "The Emperour Charles the 5th Prince of Ye Low=Countreys", (between pp.2 & 3 Book 1); "Philip the Second King of Spaine, Prince of the Low=countreys" (between pp.10 & 11 of Book 1) and "Margaret Dutchesse of Parma and Piacenza / Daughter to Charles the 5th / Governesse of the Lowcountreys" (between pp.24 & 25 Book 1); Anthony Perenott Cardinall Granvel / Counsellour of Estate to Margaret of Parma (between pp.38 & 39); William of Nassau / Prince of Orange (between pp. 42 & 43); Ferdinand of Toledo Duke of Alva / Governour of the Low=countreys" (between pp.24 & 25 of Book 6); John Lignius Count Aremberg / Governour of Frisland / Generall at Ye Battaile of Hilfiger. (between pp.46 & 47 of Book 7); Peter Ernest Count Mansfeldt / Governour of Lucembureg / Campe=master at y Battaile of Gemblac / Generall of the French Expedition (between pp.64 & 65 of Book 7); Lodovico Requesenes, Great Comendador / of Castile Governour of Ye Lowcountreys (between pp.24 & 25, Conclusion of Book 7); Sancho Avila Governour of the Fort / at Antwerp General at ye Battaile of Mooch (between pp.2 and 3 of Book 8); Chiapino Vitelli Marquess of Cetona / Campe=master generall (between pp.12 & 13, of Book 8); Don John of Austria / Son to Charls Ye 5th / Governour of the Low countreys (between pp.26 & 27, of Book 9); Alexander Farneze Prince of Parma / & Piacenza Governour of Ye Low countreys (between pp.42 & 43 Book 9); Lacks final two leaves of advertisements ("Courteous Reader, These Books following are printed for Humphrey Moseley, and are to be sold at his Shop at the Prices Armes in St. Pauls Church-yard." ".To their misfortune was added, that the reliques of the Army, scattered in places they knew not about Flanders, had their brains beaten out by the women, that came upon them with clubs and spits, and (which is a more dangerous weapon) armed with the furie of their sex; some almost railing them to death,; others pricking their bodkins into them, with exquisite barbarity pulled them to pieces with their nayles, as the Bacchanals tore Orpheus." "Just as we, after the clouds have fought, and are broken, the Sun breaks forth: nor ever shines a greater hope of Peace, then when a WARR is Seriously prosecuted, fury being as it were glutted and weary with the slaughter".…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. No Dust Jacket. First English Edition. Hardcover; Hardcover. Leather boards are worn and frayed. Scuffing and soil. Some repairs. Title in gold over maroon label on spine between raised bands. Two round bookplates on inside paste down with pencil notations to first endpaper. Cracked hinge. Name in ink on second free endpaper and title page. Text is in English, translated from the Latin by Robert Stapylton. Light foxing/creasing throughout. 14 engraved plates. (8) , 143, 83, 58, 24pp+ an index of passages, errata, and a catalogue of Moseley books. Always carefully wrapped and shipped in cardboard boxes to protect your purchase.; B/w Illus; 4TO.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. 4to. Bound Without Half Title. [8], 144, 84, 58, 24pp and 42pp Tables + 2pp Publishers Ads. Rebound Quarter Vellum With Decorative Patterned Paper Boards. Complete With Fourteen Engraved Portrait Plates. A Very Good Book. Paper Repairs to Corners of Frontispiece, Title Page and First Text Page (Not Affecting Image or Text). Slight Signs of Wear. Small Ink Inscription to Title. PBFA Member. We Welcome Direct Contact With Our Customers. If You Require Any Further Information or Images Please Click On 'Ask Bookseller a Question' Link.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Befriedigend. 4 Blatt, 143, 83, 58, 24 Seiten, 21 Blatt, 14 gestochene Porträttafeln, 4°; (30 x 19,5 cm) außerhalb der Darstellung mit einrissen, 2 Tafeln wasserrandig, vorderer Vorsatz beschädigt, Frontispiz fleckig und außerhalb der Darstellung beschädigt, GWK5032 REXVI-F2 In englischer Sprache. 0 pages.…

folio. pp. 4 p.l., 143, [1]blank, 83, [1]blank, 58, 24, [42]index, [2]ads. 12 (of 14?] engraved portraits (incl. frontis. portrait of Stapylton by William Marshall, severaerl by Robert Vaughan). woodcut title vignette. woodcut ornaments & initials. A nice crisp copy, bound in contemporary calf, gilt back (several patches missing from front cover & head of spine, neat repair to lower spine). First Edition of the English Translation by Sir Robert Stapylton [d. 1669] of the only important pro-Catholic history of the revolt of the Netherlands against Hispano-Catholic rule. Covering the period from 1555 to 1590, the work was written by Firmianus Strada, an Italian historian and Jesuit, and dedicated to Odoardo Farnese, Duke of Parma, and his son and successor, Ranuccio II, descendents of Alexander Farnese, Duke of Parma and Governor-General of the Low Countries under Philip II of Spain. Wing S5777.…

Halbleder. Condizione: Gut. 4° ( 18 x 21 cm ) 3 Blll ., 778 pp , 52 Bll.( Index ) mit nur 2 ( von 28 ) Porträttafeln. Die 29 gefalteten Kupfertafeln fehlen. Das Buch wurde fachgerecht restauriert und unter Verwendung des alten Original -Pergamentrückens neu gebunden. Der Text ( 10 Bücher / zwei Teile in einem Band ) ist vollständig. Altersbedingt ist das Papier etwas gebräunt und stockfleckig. De Backer/Sommervogel VII, 1610f. Vgl. Graesse VI, 507. -Spätere Ausgabe des erstmals 1632 erschienenen berühmten Werks über die niederländischen Religions- und Freiheitskriege.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. Lond.,Humphrey Moseley,1650. 4to,[4 prelims]143,83,58,24pp+ an index of passages, errata, and a catalogue of Moseley books. Translated from Latin by Robert Stapylton. Numerous full-page engraved portraits. Bound in 19th century leather and marbled boards, whose external hinges show considerable wear and weakness and whose corners are bumped and worn. Woodcut bookplate.…

Tot Dordrecht, voor Iacobus Savry, 1655. 16 x 10 cm, 5 ff.-825 pp. et 50 ff. de table. Relié plein vélin d'époque, dos lisse, titre manuscrit au dos. Reliure salie et légèrement usée mais très solide, quelques mouillures. Bien complet du frontispice gravé et des 19 planches gravées, une des planches dépliantes est déchirée sans manque. État moyen. Livres.…

In-folio. [8] 583 pp [26]. Reliure vélin de l'époque. Premiere edition de la traduction francaise de la premiere decade. Bien complet des portraits de Charles-Quint, Marguerite de Parme, de Granvelle, Guillaume d' Orange, Farnese, le Duc d' Albe, le comte d' Arenberg, Le comte de Mansfeldt, Sanch. D'Avila, Chiap. Vitelli et don Jean d'Autriche. + portrait de Louis de Requenssens a la page 278. Exemplaire sur grand papier. Ref: bibliotheca belgica , T V, S 53. …

Bruxelles, t'Serstevens, 1712. Bound in 3 uniform contemp. full calf. raised bands. profusely gilt spines. Titlelabels with gilt lettering. Edges of covers gilt. Light wear to top of spine on volume one. Stamp on title-pages. Engraved frontispiece. 3 engraved titlevignettes. Ca. 1750 pp., 8 engraved portraits, 16 double-page folded engraved plates of battle-scenes. Clean and fine.…

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Hard Cover. Condizione: Fair. STRADA, Famianus. THE HISTORY OF THE Low-Countrey WARRES: RELATING THE BATTLES, SIEGES, and SEA-FIGHTS, betwixt the King of Spain, France, and the States of the United Netherlands. With several Private Instructions of Embassadors, secret Councels of Warre, and Letters from most Princes of Christendome. Written in Latine by Famianus Strada; Englished by Sr. Rob. Stapylton, Kt. Illustrated with divers Figures. LONDON. Printed, and are to be sold by Samuel Thompson [?] 1667. In fólio de 29x18 cm. Com [viii], 143, 83, 58, 24, [xliv] págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele, com rótulo, e nervos. Cortes das folhas carminados. Ilustrado com 14 gravuras em extratexto com os retratos do tradutor, dos soberanos dos reinos envolvidos nas guerras, (Carlos V, Filipe II, Guilherme de Orange); dos governadores dos Países Baixos (Margarida, Duquesa de Parma, Duque de Alba, D. Luís de Requesens, D, Juan de Austria e Alexandre Farnese, Duque de Parma), dos comandantes militares (Conde de Aremberg, Conde de Mansfeldt, D. Sancho de Ávila, Marquês de Cetona) e do Cardeal de Granvela conselheiro de Margarida de Parma. Exemplar com a encadernação muito desagastada, em especial na lombada e nos cantos, com as pastas soltas, e reforços recentes nas coifas, com uma mancha à cabeça da maior parte das folhas por vezes muito desvanecida. Extensa nota manuscrita a tinta, em francês, na pasta anterior, assinada Charles Eliot Norton e uma nota manuscrita em letra coeva numa folha de papel solta. 2ª Edição, muto rara, da tradução inglesa da célebre obra sobre as Guerras dos Países Baixos, da autoria do padre Jesuíta Famiano Strada, publicada pela primeira vez em latim - De Bello Belgico, Roma 1637, e traduzida nas principais línguas da Europa. A primeira edição desta tradução inglesa foi publicada em 1650. O autor teve acesso a importante documentação que transcreve em parte, o que confere um grande valor histórico à sua obra. A narrativa cobre o período desde a abdicação de Carlos V, em 1556 até à queda da fortaleza de Rheinsberg, em 30 de Janeiro de 1590. Famiano Strada (Roma 1572 - 1649) jesuíta, foi professor de Retórica no Colégio Romano. Em 1617, a pedido de Ranuccio Farnese, Duque de Parma, iniciou a elaboração de uma história das Guerras dos Países Baixos, que opuseram a Espanha e a Holanda cuja independência não era reconhecida pela primeira. Para escrever a sua obra Strada teve acesso ao Arquivo da Casa Farnese, destruído posteriormente, que continha importante documentação pois o pai de Ranuccio, Alexandre Farnese tinha sido Governador dos Países Baixos, ao serviço dos reis espanhóis. Além desta história escreveu uma obra muito influente no ensino da literatura classica latina - Prolusiones et Paradeigmata Eloquentiae, Roma, 1617. Sir Robert Stapylton (Carlton, Yorkshire 1600? - London 1669) poeta, dramaturgo e tradutor inglês. Foi educado no Convento Beneditino de Douai, onde professou em 1625. Depois de deixar a Ordem, passou a servir os reis de Inglaterra Carlos I e depois Carlos II, tendo passado uma vida retirada durante a ditadura de Cromwel. É autor de diversas peças de teatro, poesias e traduções de importantes obras clássicas, tais como o Panegírico de Plínio, o Jovem; as primeiras seis sátiras de Juvenal; Os amores de Hero e Leandro e as Sátiras completas de Juvenal. [EN] In folio. 29x18 cm. [viii], 143, 83, 58, 24, [xliv] pp. Contemporary full leather binding, with label and raised bands. Red edges. Illustrated with 14 hors-text engravings with the portraits of the translator, the sovereigns of the kingdoms involved in the wars, (Charles V, Philip II, William of Orange); the governors of the Netherlands (Marguerite, Duchess of Parma, Duke of Alba, Mgr. Louis of Requesens, Archbishop Juan of Austria and Alexandre Farnese, Duke of Parma), the military commanders (Count of Aremberg, Count of Mansfeldt, Archbishop Sancho of Avila, Marquis of Cetona) and the Cardinal de Granvela adviser to Margaret of Parma. Copy with very worn binding, particularly at spine and corners, with loose boards, and recent reinforcements to the caps, with a stain to the head of most leaves sometimes very faded. Extensive handwritten note in ink, in French, on the front pastedown, signed Charles Eliot Norton, and a handwritten note in coeval handwriting on a loose sheet of paper. Very rare 2nd Edition, of the English translation of the celebrated work on the Wars of the Low Countries by the Jesuit priest Famiano Strada, first published in Latin - De Bello Belgico, Rome 1637, and translated into the main languages of Europe. The first edition of this English translation was published in 1650. The author had access to important documentation which he partialy transcribes, and which gives his work great historical value. The narrative covers the period from the abdication of Charles V in 1556 to the fall of the fortress of Rheinsberg on 30 January 1590. Famiano Strada (Rome 1572 - 1649) Jesuit, was professor of Rhetoric at the Collegio Romano. In 1617, at the request of Ranuccio Farnese, Duke of Parma, he began the elaboration of a history of the Wars of the Low Countries, which opposed Spain and Holland, whose independence was not recognised by the former. In order to write his work, Strada had access to the Archive of the House of Farnese, later destroyed, which contained important documentation, since Ranuccio's father Alexander Farnese had been Governor of the Netherlands in the service of the Spanish kings. In addition to this history he wrote a very influential work on the teaching of classical Latin literature - Prolusiones et Paradeigmata Eloquentiae, Rome, 1617. Sir Robert Stapylton (Carlton, Yorkshire 1600? - London 1669) English poet, playwright and translator. He was educated at the Benedictine Convent of Douai, where he was professed in 1625. After leaving the Order, he went on to serve the kings of England Charles I and then Charles II, spending a life in seclusion during the Cromwell dictatorship. He is the aut.…

18. Antverpiae ( Antwerpen ), Guilielmum Lestaenium , 1639, in-4°, 30 x 19 cm, (8) nn pp + 523 pp + (18) nn pp ( index), (complete), bound in contemporary full calf over wooden boards, raised spine with gilt title, with two copper clasps ( in working order), both covers extensively blind tooled. After a very carefull examination one can find that the book has been rebacked. This has been done in such a way that it is hardly discernable. Provenance: With the manuscript ex-libris of the Brussels' Jesuit College, dated 1640. On the verso of the first fly leaf is written '' Dono admodum Rd. D. Auberti Miraei Decani Ecclesia D.V. Antverpiae '' (Ex-dono from the reverend Aubertus Miraeus, canon of Our Lady's [cathedral church] in Antwerp). Tipped in just before the title a broadside, printed on the recto side only. ''Roma, July 1637, no printer, author Faminianus Strada, title :Ivdicivm de Cronico Belgico V.CL. Auberti Miraei''. ( a laudatory letter by Strada on this publication by Miraeus). Alo with the manuscript ex-libris of L. De Rooren, with a note in French on the author (19th c.). Very fine copy of this esteemed chronicle of Dutch history. The laudatory letter by Strada on this publication was probably inserted by the author himself. …

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Condizione: New. Print on Demand pp. 744.