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Condizione: Good. Folio. 27 x 40 cm. 17th Century calf, restored with spines and covers preserved by the artisan binder Sasha Mosalov. . 18 large woodcuts with decorative initials and red rules throughout. A few waterstains. Very good."French 16th Century Books in the Harvard College Library. A Fully Illustrated Bibliography" by Ruth Mortimer, no. 68; OCLC no. 46841850:Bible (incl. O.T. Apocrypha) in Latin (Vulgate version)."R. Stephanus' third folio edition. The text of this edition represents a further revision on the same lines as that of 1528, but based on a larger number of MSS"--Darlow & Moule, no. 6117.Title page: the word "Biblia" at the top in large block letters within a cartouche surrounded by Estienne's "vineyard border". Printer's device on each of the four title pages.ABS copy bound in brown calf, rebacked. Marbled end papers. Red edge. Title, printer's name, and dates in gold on spine.Signatures: (* ?) a-z? A-I? K? L? Aa ? Bb-Mm? Nn? AA-KK? LL ? (aa-ll mm).Text printed in single column, paragraph form, 55 lines to a full page, without verse nos. Title centered at top of page. Variants, references, subject headings, and notes in both margins. Some introductions and prologues. A few woodcuts representing the tabernacle and the Temple with their furniture. Woodcut initials over eight lines at the beginning of books, bold-type initials over two lines at the beginning of chapters. Poetical sections in poetry form. Volume rubricated throughout.Includes the Prayer of Manasses in Greek (as well as in Latin), printed here for the first time.Includes: "Ad Sacrarvm Literarum studium exhortatio ex Sacris literis", "Præfatio sancti Hieronymi presbyteri in Pentatevchvm Moysi" (first group of pages); [pt. 1] Genesis-Ecclesiasticus (second group of pages); [pt. 2] Prophets (fourth group of pages); [pt. 3] "Hieronymi in Euangelistas, ad Damasvm præfation", "Hieronymus in catalogo scriptorvm ecclesiasticorvm", New Testament (fifth group of pages); [pt. 4] "Hebræa, Chaldæa, Græca & Latina . ", "R. Stephanus Lectori S.", "Index rervm et sententiarum Veteris & Noui testamenti" (sixth group of pages).The title page to pt. [3] has date: 1539, the title page to pt. [4] has date: 1538.[BIBLE]. BIBLIA. Paris, Robert Estienne, 1540 [partie III datée 1539 et partie IV 1538]. Quatre parties à foliotation séparée et pages de titre propres reliées en un fort volume in-folio veau fauve marbré, plats ornés d'un encadrement de triple filet doré sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné de caissons et fleurons dorés, pièce de titre maroquin grenat, chasses ornées d'une roulette dorée, tranches dorées (reliure ancienne) ; (5) ff. blancs réglés en rouge, (10) ff., 268 ff. - (1) f. de titre, 104 ff. [i.e. 103] - 90 ff. - 92 ff. - (6) ff. blancs (dont 5 réglés en rouge). .Corps d'ouvrage : mention manuscrite à l'encre au f. de titre, déchirure anciennement restaurée en marge des 2 premiers ff. de l'ouvrage, mouillures éparses. TROISIÈME ÉDITION IN-FOLIO DE LA SEULE BIBLE IMPRIMÉE par Robert Estienne, et le second livre illustré parmi les cinq seuls sortis de ses presses. « Très belle édition, bien supérieure aux trois précédentes de 1528, 1532 et 1534, tant pour la correction des textes que pour les annotations » (Renouard). Elle est illustrée d'initiales à fond criblé et de 18 BOIS dans le texte et à pleine page. C'est François Vatable, comme annoncé sur le feuillet de titre, qui a participé à l'élaboration de l'illustration du Tabernacle et du Temple de Salomon. Le texte a été révisé à partir de sources supplémentaires manuscrites ; une liste donnée à la fin de la préface énumère au moins 16 manuscrits et 3 éditions imprimées. Cette édition contient la première impression de la Prière de Manasses, en grec et latin. Le texte de cette monumentale et belle édition est devenue le fondement de la vulgate romaine officielle. BON EXEMPLAIRE, conservé dans une reliure probablement réalisée au XVIIe siècle, au corps d'ouvrage imprimé sur papier vergé et entièrement réglé à l'encre rouge. Delaveau Hillard, 840 - Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Estienne, n°1, page 48 - Schreiber, Estiennes, 59 - Adams, B1022 - Darlow Moule, 6117 - Mortimer, French 16th c., 68.Expertise by Eric Castéran, Expert près la Cour d'Appel de Toulouse.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. In Latin. One section of 36 leaves has Hebrew as well as Latin and a few words in Greek. Beautifully bound in full leather. Water stained. All edges gilt. First title page and 9 leaves of Jerome's preface lacking. Many illustrations. Size of leaves: 42 x 28 cm. OCLC: Libraries worldwide that own item: 1. (Morgan Library). References: Darlow & Moule, 6117; Mortimer, R. French 16th cent.; 68 Schreiber; F. Estiennes, 59; Copinger, 275. Leaves' size: 42 x 28 cm. Book block 8 cm. thick. The binding is: 43 x 29 x 10 cm. Weight: 13.8 lbs. Quires of 8 leaves. 3 interior title pages: Prophetae. Parisiis. Ex oficina Robert Stephani. 1540; Novvm testamentum ex officina Robert Stephani 1539; Index/table of contents. 1538. Printer's device on each of the three title pages. Title centered at top of page. Variants, references, subject headings, and notes in both margins. Some introductions and prologues. A few woodcuts representing the tabernacle and the Temple with their furniture. Woodcut initials over nine lines at the beginning of books, bold-type initials over two lines at the beginning of chapters. Volume rubricated throughout. Leaves: 268, 104, 90, 92 for a total of 554 leaves. Thousands of capital letters are hand decorated with paint, probably Yellow Mineral Pigments or "Mosaic Gold" (Porporina), which lacks the enduring mirror-like finish of gold leaf. 18 large woodcuts with decorative initials and red rules throughout. Bible (incl. O.T. in Latin (Vulgate version)."R. Stephanus' third, folio edition. The text of this edition represents a further revision on the same lines as that of 1528, but based on a larger number of MSS"- - Darlow & Moule, no. 6117. [pt. 1] Genesis-Ecclesiasticus; [pt. 2] Prophetae title page dated 1540; [pt. 3] "Hieronymi in Euangelistas, ad Damasvm præfation", "Hieronymus in catalogo scriptorvm ecclesiasticorvm", New Testament title page dated 1539; [pt. 4] "Hebræa, Chaldæa, Græca & Latina.", "R. Stephanus Lectori S.", "Index rervm et sententiarum Veteris & Noui testamenti". Title page dated 1538. « Très belle édition, bien supérieure aux trois précédentes de 1528, 1532 et 1534, tant pour la correction des textes que pour les annotations » (Renouard). t.p. to the supplementary matter is dated 1538. An issue of the 3rd folio ed. Originally published in Paris, 1528. drawings prepared under the direction of Franciscus Vatablus, Regius Professor of Hebrew at Paris. All pages are "ruled" (have hand-drawn or printed lines used to frame the text or guide the reader's eye, a luxury feature and a carry-over from the manuscript tradition. Most commonly, 16th-century books were "ruled in red" (rubricated). This involved drawing thin red ink lines around the edges of the text block to create a neat, professional border. In some cases, horizontal lines were ruled across the page to ensure the text (if handwritten) or the layout (if printed) remained perfectly level and uniform. Hand-ruled Lines were added manually with a stylus or pen after the book was printed, often by a specialist known as a rubricator. By 1540, some printers used a separate pass on the press to print these red lines, though this was more expensive and complex than hand-ruling. The book was ruled for Aesthetics. It mimicked the look of expensive, high-status medieval manuscripts. Red ruling (rubrication) was a mark of luxury because it required additional labor and ink. A "ruled" copy, like this one, was more expensive and intended for wealthy collectors or prestigious institutions.