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1596ref. 43015Salmanticae Salamanca: Didacus à Cussio. Expensis Martini Perez Bibliopolae Diego de Cussio for Martin Pérez bookseller 1596. Prima Editio First edition. Hardcover. f to g. Octavo 7 3/4 x 5 1/2". 8 199 1pp. Later full mottled sheep with gold lettering and tooling to spine. Raised bands. Title page with a 3 1/2 x 2 1/2" striking woodcut of Madonna and Child seated and crowned by two angels. Decorative headpiece initials and tailpiece. Scarce first edition of this late 16th-century Spanish treatise on various crimes and punishments. OCLC only records two copies in North America Harvard University and University of Michigan. Published during the dark period of the Spanish inquisition this work includes chapters on punishments for apostasy murder blasphemy heresy incest arson trespassing lèse-majesté parricide rape grave robbing sodomy simony the act of selling church offices and roles gambling usury etc. Binding heavily rubbed with sporadic abrasion to leather. Closed tear at head of spine. Remnant of sticker at tail of spine. Modern endpapers and fly leaves. Contemporary previous owner's inscriptions signatures on title page. Extensive contemporary underlining and marginalia throughout some quite extensive with a few slightly cropped. Water staining to upper margin of pages 1 to 30 and along fore-edge and lower margin of pages 155 on. Fore-edge of the last three leaves repaired not affecting lettering. Text in Latin. Binding in overall fair to good- interior in fair to good condition. Didacus à Cussio. Expensis Martini Perez Bibliopolae (Diego de Cussio for Martin Pérez bookseller) hardcover
2012ref. 99933A. C. C. Distribution . New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in English and Spanish. 170 pp. ; 92 illus. -- with a bonus offer--; Contraluz is a journey through the inside world of Gatti dark and neutral but as his best editorial work this book is a testiment to the beauty of things. . 2012. 8415253346 . A. C. C. (Distribution) hardcover
1675ref. 11996Madrid: Imprenta Imperial por Joseph Fernández de Buendía 1675. 280x195mm. 11x7¾". Madrid Imprenta Imperial por José Fernández de Buendía 1675. En folio 280 x 195mm. 44 514 2 pp. Precioso frontispicio calcográfico grabado por Villafranca portada a dos tintas dentro de orla tipográfica. Texto impreso a dos columnas. Encuadernación de la época en plena piel lomera con hilos dorados y tejuelo en marroquén. Primera edición de este importante tratado de teoría política y educación de príncipes y gobernantes publicado en un año muy significativo la mayoría de edad de Carlos II para quien fue escrito el libro. El bello frontispicio magistral grabado de Villafranca "reúne todos los elementos que iban a centrar el debate ideológico-político en las postrimerías del siglo XVII. La portada condensa gráfica y conceptualmente una "política real y sagrada" basada en las virtudes cristianas y política. De un lado y de arriba a abajo el principio religioso que da legitimidad al poder "A Religione Imperium" y se apoya sobre la clemencia y el temor a Dios. Del otro lado el ejercicio del gobierno se funda sobre la prudencia "Governatum in Prudentia" y se apuntala con la justicia y la fortaleza. Estas dos columnas de virtudes que reproducen el papel de las columnas de Hércules en el emblema superior de la columna sobre el orbe protegen en el centro de la imagen los dos conceptos centrales la Ley y el Rey" Carrasco Martínez Adolfo: "Debate político en torno al rey y la Monarquía de España 1680-1700" en Ribot Luis dir.: "Carlos II y su entorno cortesano". CEEH 2009 Imprenta Imperial por Joseph Fernández de Buendía unknown
1631ref. 8296Full limp vellum. Owner's inscription to title page. Lacking ties otherwise an exceptional crisp copy from the library of a prominent Ohio Rabbi. First published in Portuguese in a Lisbon imprint of 1626 this is the first Spanish language edition. A vitriolic attack on Iberian Jews who had converted to Christianity that they might remain in their homes following Ferdinand & Isabella's Alhambra Decree. Matos questions their faithfulness amongst other accusations & calls for their immediate expulsion. The book has the usual royal authorizations & licenses. In this edition the author's original prologue is preceded by one of the translator "Prólogo del auctor al lector" 14.5 X 19.2 cm. 237 xx Rimeriz hardcover