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1959ref. 8922ABStuttgart, Franckh, 1959. 3. Auflage. Gr. 8°. 80 S. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Orig.-Halbleinwand mit Orig.-Umschlag.
1965ref. 63271Preetz, Verlag J. M. Hansen, ca. 1965. 8°; 39 Seiten, mit schwarzweiß-Abbildungen; Orig.-Broschur Einband stark berieben und angeschmutzt; Seitenränder teils stockfleckig; 1 Seite am Rand mit Fehlstelle (ohne Textverlust) Manege. Eine Schriftenreihe für Cirkusfreunde
2001ref. 33001NY: Hyperion Volo. Fine. 2001. Hardcover. 0786807091 . First printing. Fine in pictorial boards. No dust jacket as issued. . Hyperion (Volo) hardcover books
2001ref. 33000NY: Hyperion Volo. Fine. 2001. Hardcover. 0786807067 . First printing. Fine in pictorial boards. No dust jacket as issued. . Hyperion (Volo) hardcover books
2001ref. 32999NY: Hyperion Volo. Fine. 2001. Hardcover. 0786807075 . First printing. Fine in pictorial boards. No dust jacket as issued. . Hyperion (Volo) hardcover books
2002ref. 32998NY: Hyperion Volo. Near Fine. 2002. Hardcover. 0786808497 . First printing. About fine in pictorial boards. No dust jacket as issued. . Hyperion (Volo) hardcover books
2003ref. 20691Stuttgart : Reclam, 2003. Der ganz normale Aberglaube im Alltag 239 S. ; 16 cm Pappband mit Umschlag / gebundene Ausgabe
1997Daxelmuller Cristoph Daxelmuller Cristoph. Magia. Storia Sociale di un'Idea. Rusconi. 1997-I. Milano, Rusconi 1997-I italiano, in ottavo pp. 413 25241 Daxelmuller Cristoph. Magia. Storia Sociale di un'Idea. Rusconi. 1997-I Rilegato con sovraccoperta In-8 pp. 413. Ill. f.t. in b/n Condizioni ottime
2015ref. 12713Strip2000 B.V 2015 32 pages 15x582x559cm. 2015. Broché. 32 pages. Dweezil un jeune garçon rencontre un tatoueur qui refuse de lui tatouer un skateboard car il est trop jeune. Il reçoit cependant un flacon d'encre de tatouage aux propriétés magiques permettant de voyager dans le temps en appliquant des dates sur sa peau. L'histoire implique également un œuf de dinosaure qui est ramené à son époque grâce à cette encre mystérieuse dans un album joyeux et plein d'imagination
1595ref. GEJ-15Venezia, apud Francesco De Franceschi, 1595. In-8, pp. [8] 199 [13]. Small octavo (16 x 10 cm). 8 leaves, 199 (paginated) leaves, 25 unnumbered pages (index), 1 leaf (Errate sic corrige). Complete. Contemporary overlapping vellum with handwritten spine titles and 4 leather-band straps, but only 1 full lenght functionally. Interior minimally rubbed and bumped, slightly stained and dusty. 1st edition, Very Rare!!! Ex-libris on the first bookplate belonging to Georg Christoph Petri von Hartenfels, who was a 17 century notable physician and polymath, professor, and later the Rector of the University of Erfurt. The treatise under title De morbis veneficis ac veneficiis (On Poisoning Witches and Spells), published in 1595 in Venice by the physician Giovan Battista Codronchi (1547–1628), is a significant, is rare 16th-century work focusing on the intersection of medicine and demonology. Codronchi wrote the treatise to analyze "diabolical illnesses" (specifically regarding his daughter) and to define the roles of physicians versus exorcists in cases of presumed poisoning or witchcraft. (Akademia.edu) Author has an extensive account of the present work is given by Thorndike who deals with its role in the history of witchcraft. Codronchi (1547-1628) was a physician from Imola, whose works according to Hirsch all show deep knowledge and originality. Bibliographie: USTC No.823353; Caillet, 2435, Dorbon (Bibliotheca Esoterica), 829; Yvesa Plessis, 224; Graesse (Bibliotheca Magica et Pneumatica), Chapter VIII: "Von den Zauberkrankheiten" (On diseases caused by witchcraft); Garrison & Morton, A Medical Bibliography, 1718; Cornell University Library Witchcraft Collection, 114, Thorndike, VI; Hansen, "Quellen und Untersuchungen zur Geschichte des Hexenwahns; Bibliotheca Osleriana, 2343; OCLC: 165994812. "Plessis, like Caillet, appreciates Codronchi for his attempt to systematize medical knowledge in the forensic service (recognizing whether a given case is a natural disease or the effect of "maleficia".(Plessis) "Grässe appreciated this work as one of the first systematic treatises in which a physician attempted to provide scientific (for that time) criteria for distinguishing natural diseases from the effects of "magical poisons".(Graesse) "Garrison and Morton mention De morbis veneficis... They indicate that it was this work on poisons and witchcraft, published two years earlier, that prepared the ground for the later treatise on forensic medicine". (Garrison and Morton). Provenance: Ex-libris on the first bookplate belonging to Georg Christoph Petri von Hartenfels, who was a 17 century notable physician and polymath, professor, and later the Rector of the University of Erfurt. Book is bound with: Bartholomäus Carrichter: Kräuterbuch. Darinnen begriffen, under welchen zeichen Zodiaci, auch in welchem Gradu ein jedes Kraut stehe, wie sie in Leib unnd zu allen Schäden zu bereyten, und zu welcher zeit sie zu colligieren sein. Anton Bertram 1589. Kl.-8° (16 x 10 cm). 8 Bll., 223(1) S., 8.
1615ref. GEJ-13Paris, Jean Millot, 1615. In-12 : 109pp, (1). Full original vellum binding and endpapers with blank pages. Parchment with defects on the cover, few stains at the end of book. Shorter page 103/104 due to handmade paper inperfections. Some worm holes. Bright and complete copy. Two old ink different anotations on the first endpaper. This exceptionally rare 1615 Parisian first edition, published by Jean Millot, represents a foundational cornerstone in early modern demonological literature and the history of psychiatry. Written by the French physician Jean de Nynauld, De la lycanthropie, transformation et extase des sorciers is widely celebrated by historians Evans and Bartholomew as "the most extensive and detailed description of ointments in relation to both witchcraft and lycanthropy." Across four meticulous chapters dedicated entirely to the salves of sorcerers, Nynauld documents the grim contemporary lore surrounding these unguents, including the notorious belief that they utilized the fat of sacrificed children. However, rather than validating these horrors as supernatural reality, Nynauld applies a brilliant, early medical rationalism to the phenomenon. He boldly declares the numerous reports of murderous, cannibalistic shapeshifters and sabbat flights to be powerful hallucinations brought on by diabolical chemistry—specifically, the pharmacological effects of psychoactive herbs. Defying the harsh inquisitorial consensus of his era, he firmly regards those who claim they metamorphose into animals not as literal monsters or heretics, but as sufferers of severe mental disorders and clinical delusion. Consequently, this prized editio princeps stands as a crucial historical milestone, marking the transition from superstitious witch-hunting to a rational understanding of early pharmacology and mental health. Bibliography: "One of the "classic" works on Witchcraft and nevertheless one of the rarest." (Caillet 8124), The Encyclopedia of Extraordinary Social Behavior 333-39; Guaita, Bibliothèque occulte 774; Coumont, Demonology and Witchcraft: An Annotated Bibliography N38.3; Laehr, Die Literatur der Psychiatrie, Neurologie und Psychologie I: 159; Cioranescu 51435; Yve-Plessis, 975; USTC No. 6013581. Keywords : Keywords : Grimoire, Magie, Occultisme, Charmes, Sorcellerie, Diables
1575ref. GEJ-14Romae (Rome), In Aedibus Populi Romani, 1575. [24], 262, [2] pp. In-4°. Book in Latin. The work is adorned with a woodcut printer’s device on the title page, fine ornamental initials, and an extensive, enlarged index preceding the main text. Old handwriten title letering to spine. Full original vellum binding and endpapers. XXth century bookplate with the initials J.B to front pastedown. Some early shelf-mark on first blank leaf and annotaions on the last pastedown. Foxing, worholes and some discolorations. Otherwise good and complete copy. This volume represents the important and rare second edition of De strigimagarum, daemonumque mirandis (“On the Marvels of Witch-Magicians and Demons”), a landmark early modern treatise on witchcraft, demonology, and inquisitorial procedure. First published in Rome in 1521 by Antonio Blado, the text was reissued in this substantially revised edition more than fifty years later. As noted on the title page, this 1575 printing was meticulously corrected and purged of the countless typographical errors that plagued the earlier publication. The author, Silvestro Mazzolini da Prierio (ca. 1456–1527), known as Prierias, was a distinguished Dominican theologian, inquisitor, and Master of the Sacred Palace under Pope Leo X. Famously remembered as one of the earliest Catholic theologians to publicly challenge Martin Luther, Prierias skillfully combined scholastic theology, canon law, and his extensive personal inquisitorial experience to address the contemporary socio-religious crisis of witchcraft. The treatise is organized into three distinct books. The first explores the theoretical, theological, and philosophical foundations of demonology, examining the nature of the soul, angels, and demons, alongside the limits of their influence on the physical world. The second book focuses directly on the witches themselves (strigimagae), providing a detailed contemporary account of diabolical pacts, harmful magic (maleficium), nocturnal flight, and the reality of the witches' Sabbath. Historically, Prierias's work is of paramount importance due to its radical reinterpretation of the medieval Canon Episcopi. While that traditional authority dismissed the nocturnal journeys of women as mere demonic illusions, Prierias argued that early modern witchcraft had evolved into a far more dangerous threat. In his view, the witch was not merely suffering from delusions, but was actively guilty of heresy, superstition, apostasy, and deliberate maleficium. This pivotal intellectual shift effectively bridged older canon-law precedents with the increasingly aggressive sixteenth-century prosecution of witchcraft. The third book shifts entirely to a juridical framework, treating witchcraft strictly as a form of heresy. It serves as a practical manual for magistrates and inquisitors, offering concrete guidance on investigating accusations, evaluating evidence, conducting formal trials, and determining punishments. This pragmatic approach is explicitly signaled in the title: una cum praxi exactissima, et ratione formandi processus contra ipsas (“together with a most exact practice and method for conducting proceedings against them”). While developing its arguments within a strict Dominican and Thomistic framework, the work belongs to the same influential tradition of judicial demonology as the Malleus Maleficarum. Ultimately, De strigimagarum stands as a crucial transition point in European history, mapping the evolution from late-medieval theological theory to the highly systemic, institutionalized judicial demonology that fueled the great witch trials of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This 1575 edition remains an indispensable primary source for the study of Renaissance demonology and early modern jurisprudence. Bibliography: USTC 841748; OCLC 79459438; Folger Shakespeare Library, BF1520 .M2; Robbins Collection, University of California, Berkeley, BX1713 .M39 1575; Caillet, Caillet 8974; Graesse V, p. 442; Bibliotheca Magica 833; Michael Tavuzzi, Prierias: The Life and Works of Silvestro Mazzolini da Prierio, 1456–1527, Durham & London, 1997. Provenance: Old Ex libris with initials J.B. - (library ?) or Private Collection (?).
ref. CZC-6275vol relié, 220x140, très bon état intérieur, ( tampon du propriétaire), 367pp, complet Victor Attinger, 1943 d'autres vols du même auteur en vente, groupez les achats ! ref/134
ref. CZC-6275vol relié, 220x140, très bon état intérieur, ( tampon du propriétaire), 367pp, complet Victor Attinger, 1943 d'autres vols du même auteur en vente, groupez les achats ! ref/134
1945ref. 15359Lyon, Editions Paul Derain, 1945 ; in-16, broché ; 92 pp., (2) ff. blancs, couverture gris-souris.
ref. 30571St. Gallen, Oscar F. Weiss 1877, 235x160mm, 48Seiten, broschiert.
ref. CZC-9570Traduction nouvelle par le Sieur de Beuil, prieur de Saint Val Pseudonyme de LEMAITRE DE SACY Louis Isaac Complet des 5 planches gravées par Karl Audran d'après Lubin Baugin pour le frontispice et les planches des livres I, III, IV, et par Abraham Bosse d'après Philippe de Champaigne pour le livre II Complet livre I-IV. Avis pour donner une âme qui veut se donner à Dieu - Du progrez de l’Âme dans la vie spirituelle - Dialogue entre Jésus-Christ et l’âme, ou est représenté tout ce qui se passe dans la vie intérieure - Du très adorable sacrement de l'autel & de la manière de se bien préparer pour le recevoir. complet, volume gd in8, 195x130, relié pleine basane époque, fendillement du mors, solide, petit accrocs, très bel état intérieur, frais, 606pp.( rare) Paris, chez Guillaume Desprez, 1679 ref/23.5
ref. CZC-9570Traduction nouvelle par le Sieur de Beuil, prieur de Saint Val Pseudonyme de LEMAITRE DE SACY Louis Isaac Complet des 5 planches gravées par Karl Audran d'après Lubin Baugin pour le frontispice et les planches des livres I, III, IV, et par Abraham Bosse d'après Philippe de Champaigne pour le livre II Complet livre I-IV. Avis pour donner une âme qui veut se donner à Dieu - Du progrez de l’Âme dans la vie spirituelle - Dialogue entre Jésus-Christ et l’âme, ou est représenté tout ce qui se passe dans la vie intérieure - Du très adorable sacrement de l'autel & de la manière de se bien préparer pour le recevoir. complet, volume gd in8, 195x130, relié pleine basane époque, fendillement du mors, solide, petit accrocs, très bel état intérieur, frais, 606pp.( rare) Paris, chez Guillaume Desprez, 1679 ref/23.5
1583ref. 12463Paris, Nicolas Chesneau, 1583. In-4 de [8]-275-[37] pages, plein vélin à rabats, dos lisse. Reliure fin XIXe, 2 ex-libris modernes. Note manuscrite sur un feuillet blanc XIXe, citant Yve-Plessis.
1648in-8, pp. (128), 844, (20, le ultime 2 bianche), legatura moderna p. perg. rigida, tass. in pelle con tit. oro al dorso. Titolo a stampa rossa e nera, con impresa tipogr. Testo in car. rom. con frequenti passi in greco. Con alcune figure schematiche (a pag. 150 e segg.) e vignette silogr. assai curiose (a pag. 566 e segg.). Dedica dell'autore a Gaspare Coignet de la Thuilerie, ambasciatore di Francia a L'Aia. Prima edizione di questa dottissima opera sull'influenza, reale o supposta, dell'anno climaterico sulla vita dell'uomo. ''On entendait par climatérique chaque septième (année)..., parce que cette période était jugée nécessaire pour le renouvellement intégral de toutes les parties du corps'' (Willems). L'autore (Claude de Saumaise, erudito francese nato a Semur nel 1588 e morto a Maastricht nel 1653) nega decisamente qualsiasi influsso degli astri sulla vita degli uomini, che invece viene regolata semplicemente da leggi naturali. La salute degli individui, in particolare, dipende dalla costituzione fisica, dall'aria, dal clima, dal modo di vivere, ecc. Buon esempl. (piccoli restauri di parti bianche del foglio di titolo).. Caillet III, 9918. Bibl. Magica Casanatense n. 1087. Dorbon 4375. Willems 644. Cantamessa III, n. 7111: ''L'opera ebbe dunque successo, e non so dunque perché si limitò a questa sola edizione''..
1691ref. 90853HBAmsterdam:, Daniel van den Dalen, 1691-1693. 4 Bände in 1 Band: 10 Bll., 24, 131 (1) Seiten; 4 Bll., 262 Seiten, 1 Bl.; 4 Bll., 188 Seiten, 1 Bl.; 3 Bll., 277 (3) Seiten [recte: 285 Seiten, 3 nicht paginierte Seiten; Seiten 217-224 mit Paginierungsfehler], Pergamentband der Zeit mit auf den Falz gezogenen Pergamentriemchen, Rückentitel von alter Hand, farbiger Blattschnitt, 19,5 x 15 cm.
8°, ristampa anastatica dell’ed. di Venezia del 1560.
ISBN : 273390941X. Grancher. 2005. In-8 Carré. Relié. Très bon état. Couv. fraîche. Dos impeccable. Intérieur frais. 325 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos en noir et blanc dans le texte. Rituels d'amour. Rituels d'argent. Rituels de santé. Rituels des équinoxes...
"Vedere la descrizione dettagliata Guy de Tervarent, De la Mé,thode Iconologique Par Guy de Tervarent Membre de l'Acadé,mie Royale de Belgique Palais des Acadé,mies, Bruxelles 1961, cm 25x16,5, pp. 48 più, 20 tavole in b/n fuori testo, brossura ed. Testo in francese. Condizioni di conservazione Esemplare in buone condizioni, brossura con alcuni piccoli difetti e minimi strappetti ai margini e al dorso, cuffie e angolo inf. della br. post. con minime mancanze. Interni freschi, parzialmente intonsi, margini di qualche pagina con piccole lievi imperfezioni. Esemplare fuori commercio, con 20 tavole in bianco e nero a piena pagina. Testo in francese. SETT69.L5812 MT Per libri e documenti su questo e altri argomenti visitate il nostro negozio "Libreria Grandangolo" Data l'importanza delle 5 stelle rilasciate durante l'assegnazione del feedback, invitiamo tutti gli acquirenti, se soddisfatti del loro acquisto, a rilasciare tutte le 5 stelle. La mancanza anche solo di una stella illuminata è, molto lesiva per noi venditori professionali. Grazie! CONDIZIONI DI VENDITA Spedizione Fino a 5 kg piego di libri raccomandato, oltre i 5 kg pacco postale. Si ricorda che l'imballo viene eseguito con la massima cura. La merce viene spedita a pagamento avvenuto e viaggia a rischio e pericolo dell'acquirente. Per maggiori informazioni vedi la pagina SPEDIZIONI del nostro negozio. Ritiro diretto Siamo disponibili per il ritiro diretto a Modena e a Milano. Per gli indirizzi delle sedi vedi la pagina DOVE SIAMO del nostro negozio. Acquisti multipli Se si acquistano più, libri, la spedizione si paga una sola volta, purché, si rispettino gli scaglioni di peso. Estero / Foreign For international shipment, please contact us. Metodo di pagamento Pay Pal, bonifico bancario, versamento postale (cc/p, vaglia o altro). La spedizione avverrà, entro i primi 4 giorni lavorativi dopo la conferma di avvenuto pagamento. Si emette ricevuta fiscale e a richiesta fattura. Il pagamento deve essere effettuato entro 7 giorni lavorativi dalla data di acquisto, trascorsi i quali l'oggetto sarà, rimesso in vendita. Feedback Viene rilasciato dall'acquirente dopo il ricevimento di quanto acquistato. Data la sua importanza, vi invitiamo a leggere il breve testo della pagina FEEDBACK del nostro negozio. Pertanto, in caso di qualsiasi problema, non esitate a contattarci. Diritto di recesso L'acquirente ha il diritto di restituire l'oggetto entro 14 giorni ed essere rimborsato, escluse le spese di porto e imballo. L'oggetto deve essere restituito, dopo previa comunicazione, imballato e nelle medesime condizioni di come era all'origine. "
1961Barbault André De la psychanalyse à l'astrologie. Paris, Seuil 1961, Copertina cartonata, ombrata. Tagli con fioriture. Pagine leggermente ingiallite. Mediocre (Poor) . Copertina flessibile 195 2020026821
