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1089 - STIGEL, Johann *Poematum [...]* from a review by Adam Siber. Jena: D. Richtzenhan (1577), 2 vols., 8vo: [8]-278-[2 bl.], [1]-282/612 ff. (some marginal wormholes, esp. in vol. 2; occasional light marginal water stains). Contemporary blind-stamped pigskin with small medallion portraits over wooden boards, spines with raised bands, red edges, brass clasps and catches (slightly soiled). Collected Latin poetry by Johann Stigel (1515–1562), professor of rhetoric at Wittenberg and Jena. Woodcut on the title page. Woodcut marks at the end. In italics. Ref. VD16 S 9103. - Not listed in STC German, Adams, or Machiels. Formerly in the HVDM collection? (old manuscript entries on the front boards). - Owned by the Dukes of Arenberg at Schloss Nordkirchen (armored bookplate).
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STIGEL, Johann *Poematum [...]* from a review by Adam Siber. Jena: D. Richtzenhan (1577), 2 vols., 8vo: [8]-278-[2 bl.], [1]-282/612 ff. (some marginal wormholes, esp. in vol. 2; occasional light marginal water stains). Contemporary blind-stamped pigskin with small medallion portraits over wooden boards, spines with raised bands, red edges, brass clasps and catches (slightly soiled). Collected Latin poetry by Johann Stigel (1515–1562), professor of rhetoric at Wittenberg and Jena. Woodcut on the title page. Woodcut marks at the end. In italics. Ref. VD16 S 9103. - Not listed in STC German, Adams, or Machiels. Formerly in the HVDM collection? (old manuscript entries on the front boards). - Owned by the Dukes of Arenberg at Schloss Nordkirchen (armored bookplate).
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