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Kl-8; 166, 40 pp; goldgepr. Orig.-Leinen. Clain-Stefanelli 14672. Detaillierte Beschreibungen der von dem deutschen Medailleur Christian Wermuth (1661-1739) hergestellten und vertriebenen Medaillen nebst zwei Ergänzungen. Reprint der Originalausgaben Gotha 1698-1713.

8vo. (20), 7-223, (1) pp. With 28 full-page engraved plates tipped in and engraved vignette of "Christian Wermuth, Medallator" on title-page. Bound in late 18th century half-vellum over speckled boards with remains of manuscript title on spine; all edges red. Late 19th century collector's stamp on verso of title-page of Franz C. A. Gundlach of Cassel; loose insert in a neat 19th century script detailing Wermuth's biography; further notes on rear endpaper including provenance notes: "Ex libris Franc. C. A. Gundlach Cassellani. Dono mihi dedit hunc librum Jacobus C. C. Hoffmeisterus, rei nummariae hassiacae vir ille peritissimus d. VI. August. MDCCCLXXXVII", i.e. Jacob Christoph Carl Hoffmeister (1812-93), author of "Historisch-Kritische Beschreibung aller bis jetzt bekannt gewordenen hessischen Münzen" (1866). Leaf )(8 with unobtrusive paper repair to blank lower corner; some scattered dampstaining; mainly a very good copy. Very rare sole illustrated edition of this manual of Roman and Modern history employing medallions - not antiquarian, but designed and struck by Wermuth himself - as aides-memoire to students and other interested readers. The recto of each medal is illustrated in the engraved plates (not present in earlier editions) while the text gives a basic key to each, with features numbered A, B, C, and E. - Line A describes the image of the emperor; Line B the full text on the verso of the medallion, usually a summary of his reign; Line C the inscription around the frame of the recto; and finally line E a 'motto' associated with the emperor (not included on the medal) - perhaps the most truly 'mnemonic' feature of the text. The work also begins with demonstrative but rather imaginative medals of archetypal 'Quatuor Monarchiae': Nebuchadnezzar, Cyrus, Alexander the Great, and Julius Caesar, each symbolized by one of the 'Four Beasts' of Daniel 7 on the verso. - Although by this stage under the patronage of the firmly Protestant King Frederick I of Prussia, Wermuth dedicates the present work (unlike earlier editions) to the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI, signing his dedication "subjectissimus servus" - Charles of course being the next addition to Wermuth's lineage of rulers. - Christian Wermuth (1661-1739) was an extremely active numismatist, apparently producing as many as 1300 medals during his lifetime - many of which do not survive today due to his fondness for 'satirical' content. Friedenberg notes that he was perhaps the foremost anti-Semitic medallist of any generation. According to Forrer, "[i]n 1686 he was appointed Engraver to the Mint at Gotha and in 1688 Court Medallist to the Ducal House of Saxony (Ernestine branch); in 1699 he obtained an Imperial permission to strike medals in his own house; 1703 was appointed Court Medallist to King Frederick I of Prussia [.] His series of the Emperors is well known".…

8vo. (20), 7-223, (1) pp. With 28 full-page engraved plates tipped in and engraved vignette of "Christian Wermuth, Medallator" on title-page. Bound in late 18th century half-vellum over speckled boards with remains of manuscript title on spine; all edges red. Late 19th century collector's stamp on verso of title-page of Franz C. A. Gundlach of Cassel; loose insert in a neat 19th century script detailing Wermuth's biography; further notes on rear endpaper including provenance notes: "Ex libris Franc. C. A. Gundlach Cassellani. Dono mihi dedit hunc librum Jacobus C. C. Hoffmeisterus, rei nummariae hassiacae vir ille peritissimus d. VI. August. MDCCCLXXXVII", i.e. Jacob Christoph Carl Hoffmeister (1812-93), author of "Historisch-Kritische Beschreibung aller bis jetzt bekannt gewordenen hessischen Münzen" (1866). Leaf )(8 with unobtrusive paper repair to blank lower corner; some scattered dampstaining; mainly a very good copy. Very rare sole illustrated edition of this manual of Roman and Modern history employing medallions - not antiquarian, but designed and struck by Wermuth himself - as aides-memoire to students and other interested readers. The recto of each medal is illustrated in the engraved plates (not present in earlier editions) while the text gives a basic key to each, with features numbered A, B, C, and E. - Line A describes the image of the emperor; Line B the full text on the verso of the medallion, usually a summary of his reign; Line C the inscription around the frame of the recto; and finally line E a 'motto' associated with the emperor (not included on the medal) - perhaps the most truly 'mnemonic' feature of the text. The work also begins with demonstrative but rather imaginative medals of archetypal 'Quatuor Monarchiae': Nebuchadnezzar, Cyrus, Alexander the Great, and Julius Caesar, each symbolized by one of the 'Four Beasts' of Daniel 7 on the verso. - Although by this stage under the patronage of the firmly Protestant King Frederick I of Prussia, Wermuth dedicates the present work (unlike earlier editions) to the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI, signing his dedication "subjectissimus servus" - Charles of course being the next addition to Wermuth's lineage of rulers. - Christian Wermuth (1661-1739) was an extremely active numismatist, apparently producing as many as 1300 medals during his lifetime - many of which do not survive today due to his fondness for 'satirical' content. Friedenberg notes that he was perhaps the foremost anti-Semitic medallist of any generation. According to Forrer, "[i]n 1686 he was appointed Engraver to the Mint at Gotha and in 1688 Court Medallist to the Ducal House of Saxony (Ernestine branch); in 1699 he obtained an Imperial permission to strike medals in his own house; 1703 was appointed Court Medallist to King Frederick I of Prussia [.] His series of the Emperors is well known".…

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LeatherBound. Condizione: NEW. LeatherBound edition. Condition: New. Reprinted from 1743 edition. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. Bound in genuine leather with Satin ribbon page markers and Spine with raised gilt bands. A perfect gift for your loved ones. NO changes have been made to the original text. This is NOT a retyped or an ocr'd reprint. Illustrations, Index, if any, are included in black and white. Each page is checked manually before printing. As this print on demand book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages, but we always try to make the book as complete as possible. Fold-outs, if any, are not part of the book. If the original book was published in multiple volumes then this reprint is of only one volume, not the whole set. Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Pages: 357.…

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Condizione: Very Good. Dresden, Joh. Riedeln, 1705-11. 4:o. Grav. extra titelblad,+ (32),+ 205 s.+ 17 grav. planscher [numr: 1-16 + 8 till del två]; (2),+ 211-520 s.+ 35 grav. planscher [numr. 17-51]; (2),+ 523-744 s.+ 29 grav. planscher [numr. 52-80]; (2),+ 521-658 s.+ 14 grav. planscher [numr. 81-94]. Lätta lagerfläckar och enstaka småfläckar. Svag fuktrand överst på plansch åtta. Papperslagningar i övre marginal på sidorna 311 och 247. Tillsammans med:TENTZELN, Wilhelm Ernst. Saxonia numismatica oder Medaillen-Cabinet [.] Ernestinischen Haupt-Linie [.]. 1-4. Dresden, Joh. Riedeln, 1705-(14?). 4:o. Grav. extra. titel,+ (28),+ 226 s.+ 15 grav. planscher [numr. 1-15.]; (2),+ 227-458 s.+ 17 grav. planscher [numr. 16-32]; (2),+ 457-716 s.+ 25 grav. planscher [numr. 33-57]; (2),+ 717-986, 997-1004 s.+ 39 grav. planscher [numr. 58-96]. Tillsammans med:WERMUTH, Christian. Allgemeine Haupt-Register, so wohl derer Personen als Sachsen, welche in. der Ernestinischen-Linie vorkommen. Arnstade, H. A Meurer, 1712. 4:o. (12),+ A4-G4,+ A4-E4,F6, a4, b1. Tillsammans med:[WERMUTH, Christian. Allgemeine Haupt-Register, so wohl derer Personen als Sachsen, welche in [.] der Albertinischen-Linie vorkommen.] 4:o. A4-F4,+ A4-F4, G1. Något nötta samtida skinnband, rikt guldornerade ryggar med röda titeletiketter och upphöjda bind, röda stänksnitt. Tre volymer. Med Carl Fehrmans monogramstämpel på deltitelbladen, har färgat av sig i del ett. Dubblettmarkering på försättsblad (Uppsala?) samt ägarinitialer med bläck. Ur Ericsbergs bibliotek. Första delarna till både albertinska och ernestinska linjen sammanbundna i första bandet. Andra bandet innehåller del 2-4 av den albertinska linjen tillsammans med registren till båda linjerna. Tredje bandet innehåller del 2-4 av den ernestinska linjen. Registret till den albertinska linjen saknar titelblad och inledning, även det gemensamma titelbladet som trycktes 1714 saknas. Lipsius s. 394. Graesse VII, 51. Strandberg s. 164. Clain-Stefanelli 2744. Första upplagan av Tentzelns betydelsefulla genomgång av de sachsiska furstarnas medaljer. Historikern och numismatikern Wilhelm Ernst Tentzel (1659-1707) var från 1692 anställd av Fredrik II av Sachen-Gotha för att sköta den furstliga myntsamlingen i Gotha och han publicerade där ett stort antal arbeten om olika sachsiska medaljer. Han blev 1702 kallad till August den starkes hov i Sachsen och blev där kurfurstlig arkivarie. Redan 1703 blev han dock via hovintriger sparkad från sin post och framlevde därefter sina sista år i armod. Trots detta lyckades han 1705 publicera första delen av detta storverk med en genomgång av 1285 medaljer och skådepenningar. Efter hans död fortsattes arbetet av Christian Wermuth. Den furstliga ätten Wettin i Sachsen splittrades 1485 efter kurfurst Fredrik II (1412-64) i två linjer, den albertinska och den ernestinska, efter dennes båda söner Albrecht och Ernst. Den ernestinska linjen fick 1547 avstå kurfurstvärdigheten och större delen av besittningarna till den albertinska, vars ättlingar därefter innehade kurfustendömet Sachsen. Carl Gustaf Fehrman (1746-98) var medaljgravör och professor i Akademien för de fria konsterna. Hardcover / Hardback. …