Fabricius,J.A. Bibliographia antiquaria, sive introductio in notitiam scriptorum…

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Fabricius,J.A.

Bibliographia antiquaria, sive introductio in notitiam scriptorum, qui antiquitates Hebraicas, Graecas, Romanas et Christianas scriptis illustraverunt. Hbg. and Lpz., Liebezeit 1713. cl.4°. With engraved Front. 10 p., 648, 20, 13 p. Prgt. d. With hs. rtit. (partly somewhat worn and stained). Brunet II, 1154, Schröder II, 246, 13, ADB VI, 520, Petzholdt 783, first edition. - Annotated bibliography of antiquity. - Browned in places.

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Fabricius,J.A.

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LIPSIUS, Justus Politicorum sive Civilis doctrinae libri sex, qui ad principatum maxime spectant. La Rochelle J. Haultin 1590 8vo: [24]-300 pp. (some marg. dampstaining and spotting, tiny hole in title). Contemp. limp vellum, flat spine titled in ink, remains of vellum ties (loosening, def. at front top edge, front endpaper gone). Extremely rare La Rochelle ed. of Lipius' treatise on the power and duties of rulers. First publ. Leiden 1589 it soon appeared in Catholic and Reformed publishing centers, such as the Calvinist bulwark La Rochelle. Jérôme Haultin also published a French translation by Charles le Ber in the same year. On pp. 250-300 "Breves notae" to books I-III. Woodcut mark on title. Ref. Desgraves (La Rochelle 16th c.) 58:3. - Not in Adams, BB, Bibl. Lips. Brux. Prov. J. Le Coq (contemp. name on title). - Contemp. ms. entry on front flyleaf. - Library stamps and shelfmarks.

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LIPSIUS, Justus Politicorum sive Civilis doctrinae libri sex, qui ad principatum maxime spectant. Additae Notae auctiores, tum & De una religione liber [...]. Leiden J. Maire 1628 18mo: 605-[3 bl.] pp. (toned, some marg. dampstaining, sm. def. at top margin of AA1-2, Ddd6). Contemp. vellum, flat spine titled in ink (spine soiled). Good copy. One of the rarer Leiden ed. of Lipsius' treatise on politics (1st 1589). Woodcut mark on title. Ref. BB III:1049 L-448. - Breugelmans (Maire) 1628:8. - STCN. - Not in Bibl. Lips. Brux. Prov. Contemp. ownership entry on title. Joined: Tacitus, C. Corn. - Tacitus ex recensione Iusti Lipsii, nec non Isaaci Pontani [...]. Lyon, Carteron, 1664. 32mo. Contemp. sheep, gilt spine with morocco label, metal clasp and catch (front joint splitting). Ref. Merland (Lyon 17th c.) 22:5:15. - Not in BB, Bibl. Lips. Brux. Prov. Old ownership entries. - Collector's stamp. (2 vol.)

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[ALER, Paul] Gradus ad Parnassum sive novus synonymorum, epithetorum, phrasium poeticarum, ac versuum thesaurus [...]. Amsterdam H. & Wid. Th. Boom 1688 8vo: 801-[1 bl.] pp. (usual toning). Contemp. gold-tooled mottled calf, covers with large gilt arms, richly gilt spine with raised bands and morocco label, marbled edges. Very good copy. Amsterdam ed. of a Jesuit poetical textbook by P. Aler (1656-1727). Ref. STCN. Prov. Splendid Breda prize binding with the large gilt arms of the princes Willem IV & V on front cover (with the devices "Honi soit qui mal y pense" and "Je Maintiendrai") and the Breda arms on lower cover (Spoelder (Breda) 2 and 3). - Pauw van Wieldrecht (Dutch patrician family; collector's stamp). Joined: Theatrum lyricum, quo poetarum lyricorum omnium [...] phrases, loci communes, comparationes, synonyma [...]. Cologne, J. Engelert & Heirs of Odenthal, 1741. 8vo. Contemp. gilt sheep (sl. worn). Similar textbook, awarded as a schoolprize at Neustadt (an der Weinstrasse, Rheinland-Pfalz). Ref. Not in VD18. (2 vol.)

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