Pseudo hegesippus (3 risultati)

4°. Titel mit Holzschnittdruckermarke, 9 Bll., 839 (1) S. (letzte S. mit großer Holzschnittdrucker-Marke); Titel mit reicher Holzschnittrahmung, LXVIII Bll., 1 Bl. Brauner Leder-bd. d. 18. Jhdts. m. goldgeprägt. Rückensch. Rückenkanten restaur. Zu Beginn und am Ende mit Wurmlöchern, Josephus-Titelbl. mit zeitgen. Namenszug, Hegesippus-Titelbl. mit Tintenfraß in der oberen Rahmung. Sonst innen nur leicht gebräunt und gut erhalten. Wenige Paginierungsfehler. VD16 J 960 (Josephus); VD16 H 1255 (Hegesippus); Andreas Amman, Josephus Frobenianus - Editions- und Rezeptionsgeschichte des Flavius Josephus im Basler Humanismus (Schweizer. Beitr. zur Altertumswissenschaft, Bd. 51), 2021. - Zweite Auflage des erstmals 1534 bei Froben in Basel erschienenen Werkes des antiken Historikers Flavius Josephus (37-100 v. Chr.). Die Froben-Ausgabe von 1534 bzw. die vorliegende von 1540 zeichnet sich dadurch aus, dass hier erstmals die spätantiken Übersetzungen durch griechische Handschriften korrigiert und ergänzt wurden. Neben den "Antiquitates Iudaicae" sind auch "De bello Iudaico", "Contra Apionem und "De imperio rationis" enthalten. Bei dem beigebundenen Werk handelt es sich um eine Ausgabe der kirchenhistorischen Schriften "Scriptores ecclesiasticos" aus dem Kölner Verlag des Jasper von Gennep, die fälschlicherweise Hegesippus zugeschrieben wurden. Gewicht in Gramm: 3000. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Folio measuring approx. 15 x 9.5 inches, bound in full leather-covered wood boards, leather textured and ruled with brass outer corners, center-piece on each cover, and 2 clasps, a very heavy sturdy binding. the decorative brass pieces are missing from the inner corners of both covers, strap of one clasp also lacking; from WorldCat: OCLC Number: 45886632 Notes: Translated from the German version by Conrado Lautenbach, a translation of a Latin christological version dating from ca. 367-374 A.D. It is of uncertain authorship, but cited as the work of "Hegesippus" or "Egesippus." It was transmitted among the works of and sometimes attributed to Ambrose, Bishop of Milan. Title preceded by Dutch translations of works by Flavius Josephus. Title page in red and black " Short closed tear at base of title page, privilege page on verso; foliated: [6], 402, [12] register, [1], 86 (Egesippus), [2]; some page edges with rubbing, a couple corner repairs but no loss to text or images, numerous engraved illustrations scattered throughout; this copy lacks an engraved title page found in some copies, and begins with the full title page in red and black; also lacking is the full title page (also in red and black) for the 86-folio Egesippus section; a photocopy of this title page is provided. More photos on request.…

Coloniam, Gennepaeus, 1544. Folio (298 x 202 mm). In a later half calf binding with four raised bands. Wear to extremities. Previous owner's name and note in latin to front free end-paper. Stamp to front free end-paper and verso of title-page. Small worm-tracts throughout and light soiling to last leaevs. With numerous woodcut-initials throughout. (6), LXVIII, (1) ff. Later uncommon edition of Hegesippus' work on the ecclesiatical events from the beginning of the bible up til around 150 AD. His works are main sources next to the Bible for the history and antiquity of ancient Palestine. Hegesippus's, or pseudo-Hegesippus, real identity is unknown. Over time, numerous hypotheses have been advanced on the identity of the author, the latest theories seem to agree on an attribution to the young Sant' Ambrogio Bibliothecae Rheno-Trajectinae, p. 422.Not in Adams.…