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CATS, Jacob Alle de wercken. Amsterdam J.J. Schipper 1665 (some part-titles: 1664) 4to: [16]-120, [20]-28-[2]-29/32, [4]-15-[7], [2]-202-[8]-36, [8]-175-[1 bl.], [12]-278, [10]-76, [2]-32, [6]-26, [6]-26, 10, [4]-82 pp. (lower blank corner of f. H1 underlaid). Old sheep (rubbed, some tears), gilt orn. spine with 5 raised bands (sm. def. at head & tail), red edges. Good copy. Early edition (1st 1655) of the complete works of the Dutch statesman and national poet Jacob Cats (1577-1660), incl. his popular emblematical writings (with reduced versions of the ill.). Includes i.a. "Sinne en minne-beelden", "Self-stryt", "Houwelick", "Galathea", "Spiegel van den Ouden en Nieuwen tijdt", "'s Werelts begin, midden, eynde", "Proefsteen van den trouw-ringh", "Ouderdom, buyten-leven en hof-gedachten op Sorghvliet", etc. Illustrated with front. with engr. author's portrait, 2 engr. part-titles, 5 part-titles with engr. mark and more than 400 engr. emblematical plates. Ref. Cats Catalogus (STCN) 5. - Museum Catsianum 5. - Emblem books Leiden 141. Prov. Sm. stamps on title.

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CATS, Jacob Alle de wercken. Amsterdam J.J. Schipper 1665 (some part-titles: 1664) 4to: [16]-120, [20]-28-[2]-29/32, [4]-15-[7], [2]-202-[8]-36, [8]-175-[1 bl.], [12]-278, [10]-76, [2]-32, [6]-26, [6]-26, 10, [4]-82 pp. (lower blank corner of f. H1 underlaid). Old sheep (rubbed, some tears), gilt orn. spine with 5 raised bands (sm. def. at head & tail), red edges. Good copy. Early edition (1st 1655) of the complete works of the Dutch statesman and national poet Jacob Cats (1577-1660), incl. his popular emblematical writings (with reduced versions of the ill.). Includes i.a. "Sinne en minne-beelden", "Self-stryt", "Houwelick", "Galathea", "Spiegel van den Ouden en Nieuwen tijdt", "'s Werelts begin, midden, eynde", "Proefsteen van den trouw-ringh", "Ouderdom, buyten-leven en hof-gedachten op Sorghvliet", etc. Illustrated with front. with engr. author's portrait, 2 engr. part-titles, 5 part-titles with engr. mark and more than 400 engr. emblematical plates. Ref. Cats Catalogus (STCN) 5. - Museum Catsianum 5. - Emblem books Leiden 141. Prov. Sm. stamps on title.

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