Willem Surenhuis (1664-1729): 'Mischna sive totius hebraeorum juris...', Amsterd…

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Willem Surenhuis (1664-1729): 'Mischna sive totius hebraeorum juris...', Amsterdam, 1698-1702, 2 vol.

Willem Surenhuis (1664-1729): 'Mischna sive totius hebraeorum juris...', Amsterdam, 1698-1702, 2 vol. Folio. Full title: 'Mischna sive totius Hebraeorum juris, rituum, antiquitatum, ac legum oralium systema, cum clarissimorum rabbinorum maimonidis and bartenorae commentariis integris. Quibus accedunt variorum auctorum notae ac versiones in eos quos ediderunt codices'. Gilt flat spine. Printed by G. and J. Borstius. Pl.: I (9), II (1).

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Willem Surenhuis (1664-1729): 'Mischna sive totius hebraeorum juris...', Amsterdam, 1698-1702, 2 vol.

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[Atlas]. BLAEU (Willem Jansz). Le theatre du monde ou Nouvel atlas. Illuminated by Guillaume Blaeu. Seconde partie. A Amsterdam, chez Iean & Corneille Blaeu, 1640. In-folio, 20th c. pastiche binding, 5-rib guilloche spine, brown and green author's and title-pieces, small-ink ornamented caissons, date stamped on tail, triple gilt fillet on boards, gilt roulette on edges and chases, red head, mounted on mitre (slight rubbing to headpieces, case split). to headpieces, case split; 1st title faded with old stamp, lined and restored, same for Bertius folding map; small hole filled and arms rubbed on map of Anjou, one corner mq. in margin of text Normandie; sporadic spotting generally marginal; qq. restorations in margin; 2 f. of text lacking). Second volume of this atlas, comprising two sub-sections, the first devoted to France and its provinces, the second to Spain, Asia, Africa and America. Together, the two parts contain 93 copper-engraved and colored maps, including, in the second part: Asia : - Asia noviter delineata. - India quae orientalis dicitur. - Magni Mogolis Imperium. - Moluccae Insula Celeberrimae. - China Veteribus Sinarum Regio nunc Incolis Tame dicta. - Tartaria sive Magni Chami Imperium. - Persia, Sive Sophorum Regnum. - Turcicum Imperium. - Cyprus insula. - Natoliae quae Asia Minor. - Terra Sancta. Africa: - Africae nova descriptio. - Fezzae Et Marocchi Regna... - Guinea. - Aethiopa Superior vel Interior. - Aethiopa Inferior, vel Exterior. America : - Americae nova tabula. - Nova Belgica et Anglia Nova. - Insulae Americanae In Oceano Septentrionali. - Mappa AEstivarum insularum. - Nova Virginiae Tabula. - Virginiae partis australis.... - Nova Hispania Et Nova Galicia. - Terra firma et Novum Regnum Granatense et Popayan. - Venezuela. - Guiana sive Amazonum Regio. - Novus Brasiliae Typus. - Paraguay, O Prov De Rio De La Plata... - Tabula Magellanica. - Chile. - Peru. Collation conforms to that given by Van der Krogt, except for 2 absent leaves: O(M) on Palestine and Asia, and the table leaf signed X (the latter replaced by a modern handwritten table); some plates placed in a different order. (Van der Krogt II, 2 :211.2C p.144-147).

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