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ref. ria9781019549032_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This book is a comprehensive study of the New Testament as interpreted by Desiderius Erasmus. As one of the most influential scholars of the Renaissance Erasmus provides a rich commentary on the New Testament drawing on his extensive hardcover
ref. ria9781020141157_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This comprehensive volume collects the works of Erasmus one of the most important thinkers of the European Renaissance. Volume 5 includes some of his most famous and influential writings including 'The Praise of Folly' and 'The Educat hardcover
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1962ref. 861N48London: The Gregg Press 1962. Cloth. Very Good Indeed. 16" by 10.5". None. An attractive facsimile reprint of the philosophy of Erasmus. Published in Latin. The eighth volume of this facsimile reprint of the complete works of Erasmus. Published in Latin. The work of the sixteenth century philosopher and theologian are accompanied with notes in this attractive volume. As well as preparing important new Latin and Greek editions of the New Testament Erasmus also wrote on free will superstition and the moral education of children. The Dutch philosopher is considered one of the greatest scholars of the Northern Renaissance. Prior owner's bookplate to the front pastedown. From the library of Campion Hall Library Oxford. In the publisher's original grey cloth binding. Externally generally smart. Lightly rubbed to the boards and spine with a little bumping to the head and tail of the spine. Internally firmly bound with bright and clean pages throughout. Very Good Indeed The Gregg Press hardcover
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ref. 253383Ottonis Holtze 1892. Hardcover. Good. 24mo 3/4 leather marbled paper-covered boards three raised bands Erasmus in gilt on the spine. Leather heavily rubbed slits along both joints but the binding remains firm shallow scuffing along the board edges both hinges firm. Ottonis Holtze hardcover
ref. 120238Amsterdam Apud Henricum & Theodorum Boom 1670. 12mo. 470331 blank p. frontispiece. Calf 13 cm The definitive work on the subject Ref: Spoelder p. 644: Middelburg 5; Details: Prize copy but without the prize. Back ruled gilt with a red morocco letterpiece. The boards have gilt borders. In the center of both boards the gilt coat of arms of Middelburg. The frontispiece depicts Erasmus in his study writing a letter. On the title a woodcut printer's mark depicting Hercules club at hand and the Nemean lion under a tree the motto reads: 'Virtus nescia vinci' 'Virtue doesnot know defeat' Condition: Some wear to the extremes. Front flyleaf removed. The blank upper margin of the frontispiece slightly cut short Note: The genesis of the treatise 'De conscribendis epistolis' of the Dutch humanist and scholar Desiderius Eramus 1566/69-1536 is rather complicated. The genuine edition authorized by Erasmus was first published in Basel by Froben in 1522. In the short preface to this work repeated also in this edition of 1670 Erasmus explains that he feels obliged to publish this work because a kind of pirate edition had been published in England recently i.e. 'Libellus de conscribendis epistolis' published in 1521 by John Siberch in Cambridge without his knowledge and consent. It was pirated from a copy of an old manuscript work of him on the art of writing letters which he wrote he continues about 30 years ago annis abhinc ferme triginta ca. 1492 in Paris at the request of a friend. Erasmus is very unhappy with this English edition because it is 'non solum rude sed & truncum et mutilum'. And now he offers the reader a completely revised and expanded treatment. The emphasis in the treatment remains clearly pedagogical. Erasmus gives an elaborate lesson on the presentation of the subject matter illustrating how the teacher should give an outline of the subject to be treated define it in some detail provide material from the classical authors and his own work Collation: A-X12 leaf X12 verso blank Photographs on request hardcover
1642ref. 1002200012Lugundi Batavorum Ex Officina Ioannis Maire 1642. Leather Bound. Very Good. 2 volumes bound in one. Published by Lugundi Batavorum 1641 and 1642 respectively. Duodecimo. pp. 264 & 176; for a total of 440 pages. Later full mottled calf edges and joints rubbed ownership blind seal on ffep text block very good. See pictures. Latin. Lugundi Batavorum, Ex Officina Ioannis Maire hardcover
1671ref. 50061First printed in 1512 De utraque verborum ac rerum copia by Erasmus of Rotterdam became a standard Renaissance rhetoric manual in European Latin schools. Structured in two books it sets forth numerous variations of words and ideas drawn from classical sources and humanist scholarship. The work circulated widely through the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This 1671 Paris edition printed Apud viduam C. Thiboust & Petrum Esclassan represents a later seventeenth century issue of the text. No provenance marks present. Near Fine; leather binding tight and secure with minimal corner wear marbled boards well preserved pages clean with light age toning and no markings. 16mo single volume 4.5 x 2.5 inches. Collation: 8 305 20 pp. Edition: 1671 Paris printing. References: Walsh on Erasmus. #50061. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. C. Thiboust & Petrum Esclassan hardcover
