Lugduni Batavorum chez Ioannis Maire 1641. In/16 oblong reliure plein veau postérieur dos à nerfs à caissons dorés plats avec double filets dorés contenant trois titres : Immensa di misericordia 143 p. Precationes quibushomines assuescant cum Deo loqui. Item precatio dominica digesta in setem partes iuxta septem dies eodem auctore. 136 p. Explicatio in symbolum Apostolum & Decalogum. 264 p. Exemplaire en bon état avec un ex-libris de Mathieu Varille. Érasme né en 1466 ou 1469 à Rotterdam et mort le 12 juillet 1536 à Bâle humaniste et théologien néerlandais considéré comme lune des figures majeures de la Renaissance tardive. unknown
London: Gibbings & Company 1900. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. Octavo. xxiv 223pp. Original dark brown cloth with gilt spine titles and gilt vignette to front top edge gilt. Slight rubbing and fading around spine offsetting to endpapers otherwise very good indeed. No jacket. Gibbings & Company, hardcover
Hardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Dit boek hardcover is onderdeel van de TREDITION CLASSICS serie. De makers van deze serie zijn verbonden door hun passie voor literatuur en gedreven met de bedoeling om alle publieke domein boeken weer gedrukte vorm beschikbaar te mak hardcover
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New York: Heritage Press N.D. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine in a Near Fine slipcase. Owner bookplate on front pastedown. Heritage Press hardcover
Londini & venit Pairiis: Barbou 1777. Due opere riunite in un volume in 12mo 9x16 cm di XVI-169 con antiporta incisa da Gravelot La pazzia regina del mondo; e XXVII-204 pagine per l'Utopia. In lingua latina. La sigla AGMQ del curatore sta per Anne-Gabriel Meusnier de Querlon 1702-1780. Legatura coeva in tutta pelle marmorizzata con difetti dorso liscio ornato e dorato cornice dorata ai piatti; tagli dorati: la legatura ha spellature agli angoli e mancano le due cuffie. Ottimo l'interno di questa pregiata edizione parigina stampata con l'indicazione London per evitare problemi con la censura. Barbou unknown
<p>This 1685 Amsterdam edition of Desiderius Erasmus's MÅrias EnkÅmion or Stultitiæ Laus presents a Latin printing of one of the most recognized works of Renaissance humanism. First composed in 1509 the text uses satire to examine European society religious customs and intellectual traditions drawing on classical references and allegorical structure. Erasmus remains a central figure in early reformist thought and this work circulated widely across Europe in numerous editions. This compact format reflects continued readership in the seventeenth century. Provenance: Bookplates of Giles Robertson 1913–1987 20th-century British art historian and expert on the Italian Renaissance; and D.S. Robertson 1885–1961 classical scholar and the Regius Professor of Greek at the University of Cambridge on front endpaper. Good full leather binding with tight and secure text block; front cover attached only by threads front endpapers with extensive handwritten notes titled "Index Capitum" pages generally clean with minimal foxing. 16mo single volume. Collation: 8 152 pp. Illustrations: engraved title page. Edition: 1685 edition. #50211. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.</p> Henricum Wetstenium hardcover
Coloniae: Heronem Alopeciu 1522 An extremely scarce early edition published in September 1522 - a month after the authorised Basel edition - by Hero Alopecius in Cologne. We have only been able to find one reference to it University of Toronto. Erasmus arranged publication of the Basel edition in August 1522 in response to the appearance of an unauthorised version in Cambridge in 1521. He had originally worked on the content in 1509-1511 and this work developed from his earlier writing and lectures became a popular and important text book on the writing of letters. It was much reprinted. This copy is newly rebound in full calf with panelled design to boards and gilt titles to spine. The page edges are red although this may not be contemporary. New endpapers. Contents with 2 initial blanks - the first with ink notation on the edition - this looks likely to be 1800's in date and the paper does not look contemporary. Title with elaborate design including 2 cherubs holding a shield with 3 crowns with contemporary latin note at the top; letter from Erasmus to Nicolao Beraldo pp 2-4; text with beautiful decorative initial capitals pp 5-414 Finis. No final blanks. There is some scholarly annotation in latin and gentle underlining - this could be contemporary. There are a number of mispaginations but the ties work in all cases: 47-74-75-50; 51-78-79-54; 55-82-83-58; 59-98-87-62-63-90-65; 170-117-172; 177-168-179; 192-191-192-193. There are a number of professional paper repairs: to the side of the title page and page 13/14; from p 357 onwards where the top corner tips had been burnt out - this begins with the just the tip but towards the end of the work includes some page numbers and just clips a couple of margin notes - the final 2 leaves have repair to sides. These corners do not have the red edges. Towards the end of the work there are a few pages with some grubbiness at the bottom corners. Otherwise the work is very clean with high quality paper. Please enquire if you would like to see additional images Heronem Alopeciu hardcover
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