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ref. 65199Leipzig: Published for the Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland; Richard Bentley New Burlington Street London 1835. SUBSCRIBER'S COPY. First volume only of 7. Large 4to. 32.5 x 35 cm. pp.xx5204 ads. Original navy blue cloth printed paper label worn to spine many leaves uncut text in the original Arabic text alongside Flügel's academic Latin translation. Additional decorative engraved title printed in purple marking this out as a subscriber's copy. This copy was printed for John Francis Davis. Sir John Francis Davis 1795–1890 was a prominent British diplomat sinologist and the second Governor of Hong Kong. Associated with the Royal Asiatic Society he notably translated classical Chinese works for the Oriental Translation Fund. His key translations include "The Fortunate Union" 1829 and "The Sorrows of Han" 1829 Some rubbing and light dampstaning to cloth minimal loss of cloth to corners light toning and light occasional scattered spotting throughout a very good unsophisticated copy overall. The "Lexicon Bibliographicum et Encyclopaedicum" is a monumental multi-volume reference work edited and translated into Latin by the German orientalist Gustav Lebrecht Flügel with its first volume published in 1835. It is a translated edition of "Kashf al-Zunun 'an Asami al-Kutub wa-al-Funun" The Revelation of Doubts of the Names of Books and Arts which was originally compiled in Arabic during the 17th century by the famous Ottoman polymath bibliographer and geographer Kâtip Çelebi also known as Haji Khalfa. The work serves as a massive bibliographical encyclopedia of Islamic literature and scholarship cataloguing thousands of books and sciences across the Islamic world. The multi-volume project was sponsored and printed under the auspices of the Oriental Translation Fund a committee established in 1828 by the Royal Asiatic Society. The fund aimed to make influential Eastern historical scientific and literary texts accessible to European scholars. The final volume was published in 1858. Leipzig: Published for the Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland; Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, Londo hardcover
San Millán de la Cogolla, Cilengua, 2010. 4to.; 153 pp. Ilustraciones. Cubiertas originales.
hardcover, 159 pages, 29,2 x 22,2 cm, Dutch/French/German, English in separate attachment. ISBN 9789072828668. Het niet zo talrijk bewaard gebleven, Brussels edelsmeedwerk uit de 17de eeuw is voldoende bekend en beschreven. Daarentegen is nog geen omvattend onderzoek gepubliceerd over de producenten van die kunstvoorwerpen. Hier wordt het resultaat van een jarenlang en systematisch archiefonderzoek te kennen gegeven naar het leven en het werk van 466 edelsmeden die in de loop van die eeuw als goud-of zilversmid werkzaam zijn geweest in de Brabantse hoofdstad. De voornaamste bron van inkomsten waren voor al de beoefenaars van de edelmeedkunst uiteraard de bestellingen die ze van verschillende zijden mochten uitvoeren. In eerste instantie waren er de aankopen van kerkelijk en burgerlijk zilverwerk door de openbare besturen, van het Hof, de hofhouding en de rekenkundige diensten van het centraal bestuur. Meerdere gouverneurs-generaal hadden hun eigen hofgoudsmid of schonken, bij Brusselse goudsmeden gekocht, kerkelijk zilver aan de plaatselijke kloosters en kerken. De regionale instellingen, zoals de Raad van Brabant, bestelde zegels en stempels bij Brusselse goudsmeden. De Brusselse magistraat had een eigen stadsschilder maar geen geatitreerde edelsmid. Voor het onderhoud en de herstellingen van het eigen stadszilver, de bestelling van zilveren bekers voor verdienstelijke stadsambtenaren en voor leden van het stadsbestuur die het peterschap hadden aanvaard over een zevende zoon van een Brussels burger, werd eveneens een beroep gedaan op gekende en plaatselijke edelsmeden. Dank zij de bewaard gebleven minuten van Brusselse notarissen leren wij ook de contracten kennen waarbij burgers allerlei edelsmeedwerk bestellen bij goudsmeden in de stad. Het ambacht van goudsmid werd dikwijls bedreven in een beperkt familiaal kader, in die zin dat het van vader op ?(schoon)zoon, of op een nader familielid werd overgedragen. Uiteindelijk zijn er nog enkele bijkomstige gegevens te vermelden, zoals de woon- en werkplaats van de Brusselse edelsmeden. Toeval of niet, meerdere beoefenaars van dit kunstambacht woonden op de Grasmarkt. Eigenaardig genoeg wordt er geen enkel zilversmid vermeld die zijn woning had op het Zilversmidstraatje. Anderen waren eigenaars van hun huis, of verhuurden huizen in hun bezit. Betrekkelijk veel edelsmeden waren huurders en betaalden een uiteenlopende, waarschijnlijk met de aard van de buurt samenhangende huur. De uithangborden van hun huizen houden niet altijd een onmiddellijk verband met de aard van hun beroep. Het Gulden Slot, de Gulden Fontein, de Diamant zijn van die aard. Toepasselijker was uiteraard de drie Coppen (drie Bekers, trouwens een element van het wapenschild van het ambacht) op de Grasmarkt, de Peerlen Krans (Parelenkrans), het Juweel, de Gulden Wereld op het Kantersteen, en uiteraard het eigen ambachtshuis huis de Spiegel, bij het bombardement van de stad in 1695 grotendeels vernield en met zware leningen opgenomen door het ambacht, weder opgebouwd. Het boek eindigt met een daaruit voortvloeiende index, verdeeld in vijf categorieën: - 1885 namen van personen; - 259 ambachten, beroepen en functies; - 145 technische begrippen en zakenregister; - 464 toponymen; - 222 uithangborden.
1538ref. 72632Basileae: Roberto Cheimerino = Winter 1538. Second edition folio pp. 8 1900 columns pp. 1; 210 index; printer's woodcut device on verso of final leaf; lightly ruled in red throughout woodcut initials and ornaments; scruffy old calf gilt spine considerably rubbed and worn joints cracked cords holding; internally clean with perhaps 100 early and informed annotations in the margins. Armorial bookplate of Sir Edward W. Watkin Rose Hill Northenden the MP and railway entrepreneur. This copy includes the very extensive index which is not in all copies. Guarino ca. 1450-1537 an Italian Benedictine monk was one of the most significant 16th-century lexicographers. He was appointed bishop of Nocera in 1514 and is best known for producing the first Thesaurus Linguae Graecae. "In 1523 appeared his Etymologicum magnum sive thesaurus universae linguae Graecae ex multis variisque autoribus collectus a compilation which has been frequently reprinted and which has laid subsequent scholars under great though not always acknowledged obligations" EB. Adams P-984. [Roberto Cheimerino = Winter] unknown
1538ref. 72632Basileae: Roberto Cheimerino = Winter 1538. Second edition folio pp. 8 1900 columns pp. 1; 210 index; printer's woodcut device on verso of final leaf; lightly ruled in red throughout woodcut initials and ornaments; scruffy old calf gilt spine considerably rubbed and worn joints cracked cords holding; internally clean with perhaps 100 early and informed annotations in the margins. Armorial bookplate of Sir Edward W. Watkin Rose Hill Northenden the MP and railway entrepreneur. This copy includes the very extensive index which is not in all copies. Guarino ca. 1450-1537 an Italian Benedictine monk was one of the most significant 16th-century lexicographers. He was appointed bishop of Nocera in 1514 and is best known for producing the first Thesaurus Linguae Graecae. "In 1523 appeared his Etymologicum magnum sive thesaurus universae linguae Graecae ex multis variisque autoribus collectus a compilation which has been frequently reprinted and which has laid subsequent scholars under great though not always acknowledged obligations" EB. Adams P-984. [Roberto Cheimerino = Winter] unknown books
1986ref. 2096759Freiburg: Herder 1986. Zweispaltiger Druck. Durchgängig mit Abbildungen auf Bildtafeln. 8° (20,5 x 14,5 cm). Orig.-Broschuren. [Softcover / Paperback].
1986ref. 3141137Freiburg: Herder 1986. Zweispaltiger Druck. Durchgängig mit Abbildungen auf Bildtafeln. 8° (20,5 x 14,5 cm). Orig.-Broschuren im Orig.-Pappschuber. [Softcover / Paperback].
1986ref. 2122565Freiburg: Herder 1986. Zweispaltiger Druck. Durchgängig mit Abbildungen auf Bildtafeln. 8° (20,5 x 14,5 cm). Orig.-Broschuren im Orig.-Pappschuber. [Softcover / Paperback].
1771ref. 40109Paris: Bluet . Avec Approbation & Privilege du Roi 1771. Quarto. Modern quarter mid-tan tree calf with marbled boards spine in gilt-ruled compartments with titling gilt ribbon marker patterned endpapers. 1f. recto half-title verso blank 1f. recto title with publisher's decorative device verso blank v-viii "L'Editeur" 362 pp. 1f. recto "Approbation" and "Privilege" verso blank. With exceptionally attractive decorative woodcut tailpieces some signed "Huault" or "H" and numerous typeset musical examples throughout. Uniform light browning. Le Duc overpaste to Bluet imprint to title as in other copies: "Chez Le Duc au Magasin de Musique et d'Instruments . Rue neuve des petits Champs No. 1286 vis à vis la Trésorerie Près la Rue Vivienne." A very good wide-margined copy overall with a preface by Diderot. First Edition. Cortot p. 18. Gregory-Bartlett p. 28. Hirsch I 56. Wolffheim I 497. RISM Écrits p. 132. Bemetzrieder was a noted French theorist and teacher. "His first work Leçons de clavecin et principes d'harmonie was a tremendously successful dialogue-form treatise which was edited and endorsed by Diderot. He continued publishing pedagogical works in French until he left Paris in 1781 moving to London where he taught music and expanded re-edited and translated his earlier works. He also wrote on music education mathematics philosophy and ethics." Cynthia M. Gessele and Jean Gribenski in Grove Music Online. Bluet ... Avec Approbation, & Privilege du Roi unknown books
1771ref. 40109Paris: Bluet . Avec Approbation & Privilege du Roi 1771. Quarto. Modern quarter mid-tan tree calf with marbled boards spine in gilt-ruled compartments with titling gilt ribbon marker patterned endpapers. 1f. recto half-title verso blank 1f. recto title with publisher's decorative device verso blank v-viii "L'Editeur" 362 pp. 1f. recto "Approbation" and "Privilege" verso blank. With exceptionally attractive decorative woodcut tailpieces some signed "Huault" or "H" and numerous typeset musical examples throughout. Uniform light browning. Le Duc overpaste to Bluet imprint to title as in other copies: "Chez Le Duc au Magasin de Musique et d'Instruments . Rue neuve des petits Champs No. 1286 vis à vis la Trésorerie Près la Rue Vivienne." A very good wide-margined copy overall with a preface by Diderot. First Edition. Cortot p. 18. Gregory-Bartlett p. 28. Hirsch I 56. Wolffheim I 497. RISM Écrits p. 132. Bemetzrieder was a noted French theorist and teacher. "His first work Leçons de clavecin et principes d'harmonie was a tremendously successful dialogue-form treatise which was edited and endorsed by Diderot. He continued publishing pedagogical works in French until he left Paris in 1781 moving to London where he taught music and expanded re-edited and translated his earlier works. He also wrote on music education mathematics philosophy and ethics." Cynthia M. Gessele and Jean Gribenski in Grove Music Online. Bluet ... Avec Approbation, & Privilege du Roi unknown
2015ref. 5126DBohne Ortsangabe, Oris Mediaevalis, Editoria Internacional de Facsimiles. 2015. 8° (130 x 95 mm). 150 Blatt. Alles Seiten mit Miniaturen von Jean Colombe. Roter Lederband mit reicher Goldverzierung in Acryl-Box.
2022ref. 500062185Hugo Document 2022 195 pages 15 1x21 9x1 8cm. 2022. Broché. 195 pages.
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1494ref. 55951494. 148 leaves including the final blank Roman letter except for the two-line title in gothic type 51 lines & headline capital spaces with guide letters. Folio 290 x 188 mm. late 17th-cent. panelled English speckled calf rebacked with the orig. spine laid-down minor staining to a few leaves in blank upper margins. Basel: J. Amerbach 1494. First edition of the “first bibliography to be compiled as a practical work of reference.”–Grolier Club Bibliography 7. Tritheim 1462-1516 one of the leading polymaths of his age was appointed the 25th abbot of the monastery at Sponheim in 1483. “One of the first of his many self-imposed tasks was the reorganization and cataloguing of the monastic library if one can call reorganization the process of transforming forty-eight mongrel volumes into a splendid collection of 2000 printed books and manuscripts many of great importance and rarity… “It was during the progress of this work no doubt as his exceptional knowledge of books caused inquiries frequently to be addressed to him that he conceived the notion of compiling a new and ambitious bibliography of ecclesiastical writers. He began work in 1487 and by the spring of 1492 he was able to send the complete manuscript to the bishop of Worms. He then revised it and in 1494 the Liber de scriptoribus ecclesiasticis a folio of nearly 300 pages issued from the Basle press of Johann Amerbach… “From Alexander bishop of Cappadocia down to himself Tritheim sets out in chronological order nearly a thousand writers largely but not exclusively ecclesiastical giving a short account of each followed by a list of his or her writings. Nor are these lists merely perfunctory: it is obvious from such a heading as that for St. Augustine under which he enumerates 277 works that Tritheim must have lavished an immense amount of genuine research on his bibliography. In all about 7000 books are recorded. An alphabetical index of authors arranged of course by Christian names is added. The contrast between the feeble theological bibliographies of the manuscript age and this first attempt in the printing era is very striking.”–Besterman The Beginnings of Systematic Bibliography pp. 7-8. The title of the book is somewhat misleading since the work is not restricted to ecclesiastical writers but also includes authors such as Dante Poggio and Sebastian Brant. A fine and crisp copy of a book which has become uncommon on the market preserved in a box. Bookplate of the Society of St. John the Evangelist Cowley Oxford. With a note on the rear paste-down referring to “Derby” the Earls of Derby and a shelf-mark. â§ Goff T-452. unknown
1494ref. 55951494. 148 leaves including the final blank Roman letter except for the two-line title in gothic type 51 lines & headline capital spaces with guide letters. Folio 290 x 188 mm. late 17th-cent. panelled English speckled calf rebacked with the orig. spine laid-down minor staining to a few leaves in blank upper margins. Basel: J. Amerbach 1494. First edition of the “first bibliography to be compiled as a practical work of reference.”–Grolier Club Bibliography 7. Tritheim 1462-1516 one of the leading polymaths of his age was appointed the 25th abbot of the monastery at Sponheim in 1483. “One of the first of his many self-imposed tasks was the reorganization and cataloguing of the monastic library if one can call reorganization the process of transforming forty-eight mongrel volumes into a splendid collection of 2000 printed books and manuscripts many of great importance and rarity… “It was during the progress of this work no doubt as his exceptional knowledge of books caused inquiries frequently to be addressed to him that he conceived the notion of compiling a new and ambitious bibliography of ecclesiastical writers. He began work in 1487 and by the spring of 1492 he was able to send the complete manuscript to the bishop of Worms. He then revised it and in 1494 the Liber de scriptoribus ecclesiasticis a folio of nearly 300 pages issued from the Basle press of Johann Amerbach… “From Alexander bishop of Cappadocia down to himself Tritheim sets out in chronological order nearly a thousand writers largely but not exclusively ecclesiastical giving a short account of each followed by a list of his or her writings. Nor are these lists merely perfunctory: it is obvious from such a heading as that for St. Augustine under which he enumerates 277 works that Tritheim must have lavished an immense amount of genuine research on his bibliography. In all about 7000 books are recorded. An alphabetical index of authors arranged of course by Christian names is added. The contrast between the feeble theological bibliographies of the manuscript age and this first attempt in the printing era is very striking.”–Besterman The Beginnings of Systematic Bibliography pp. 7-8. The title of the book is somewhat misleading since the work is not restricted to ecclesiastical writers but also includes authors such as Dante Poggio and Sebastian Brant. A fine and crisp copy of a book which has become uncommon on the market preserved in a box. Bookplate of the Society of St. John the Evangelist Cowley Oxford. With a note on the rear paste-down referring to “Derby” the Earls of Derby and a shelf-mark. â§ Goff T-452. unknown books
ref. 1527886743.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Madrid, Ediciones del Orto, 2004. 8vo.; 94 pp. Cubiertas originales.
2026ref. LRB39026235Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 512 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1883. Text in English. This historical work explores the themes of liberty and union in American political thought. It provides a detailed analysis of the philosophical and legal foundations of these concepts with particular attention to their development in the 19th century. The text is a valuable resource for scholars of American history political theory and constitutional law. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
[Lerida, en casa de Pedro Robles, 1569]. 12vo.; 11 hojas sin numerar, 261 hojas numeradas, 3 hojas de Tabla. Ejemplar falto de portada. Encuadernación de época en piel, con lomera ornada y tejuelo. Ligeras pérdidas y desgaste en los planos.
Sevilla, en la Imprenta de la Viuda de Francisco de Leefdael, 1730. 8vo.; 8 hs., 225 pp., la última suplida manuscrita de época. Ejemplar falto de las hojas de Tabla. La página 83/84 presenta una quemadura lateral que afecta algunas letras. Encuadernación en pergamino, reutilizada de otro libro.
Barcelona, Imprenta de la Viuda e Hijos de J. Subirana, 1881 ("La Verdadera Ciencia Española"). 4to.; 312 pp. Encuadernación original en cartoné impreso.
Madrid, 1999. 4to. alargado; XII pp., 413 pp. Cubiertas originales.