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Thomae, sive Compendium Theologiae R. Lower and upper limits where given are calculated by treating each incomplete set - i. Click 'events for this book' below for details. He travelled around the country with several artists, himself drawing what he thought were the most interesting sights. From to , he served in the National Assembly, where he opposed the reinstallation of Ferdinand VII to the throne of Spain at the time of Trocadero , with the eventual result that he found the leisure for a four-year tour of Italy, Greece, Turkey, Palestine and Egypt in the company of his son Leon de Laborde.

He died at Paris in A full list of plates is available on request. Plus d'informations sur ce vendeur Contacter le vendeur About this Item: Typographia Erpeniana, Leyde, Contemprary Vellum. Etat : Good. Then follows on 20 leaves the Historia Josephi, with an interlinear translation to be read backwards , and a freer rendering in the margin.

It is followed on 7 leaves by the Bibliander translation, as a specimen of how it should not be translated. Finally on 31 leaves Erpenius's learned annotations , and coronidis loco, on 2 leaves the text and translation with commentary of the first sura. The first scholarly edition of any substantial chapter of the Qur an, translated by the pre-eminent Arabist of the early 17th century.

Prior to the 19th century, European preoccupation with the Qur'an is normally associated with a desire to understand and refute rather than to appreciate. But in the case of the editor of this book, the interest in the Qur'an was primarily philological. Thomas Erpenius believed that the prerequisites for gaining a good initial grasp of Arabic were a grammar, a dictionary and the Qur'an.

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As the only Arabic text to be consistently fully vocalised, the Qur'an offers an ideal exercise for those wishing to improve their reading speed if not their understanding and it was to this end that Erpenius published the fully vocalised text of Surat Yusuf. Prefaced by some essential notes on phonetics and orthography the tahajji and accompanied by two Latin versions of his own: the interlinear, which follows the Arabic word for word; and the marginal, which is a freer rendering.

There follows a third translation, taken from the medieval Latin version first printed in Basel in , and his own detailed philological notes to the Arabic text.

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Erpenius also remarks, in a note to Arabists, that it was the inaccuracy of this medieval version - the so called Cluniac version and its even less faithful Italian and German derivatives - that had led to a demand for a fresh translation. This part of the book concludes with Al Fatiha the text of the opening chapter of the Qur'an , his own two versions and the Cluniac translation, together with a fourth translation by Guillaume Postel, first printed in that eccentric Frenchman s Gammatica Arabica Paris, c.

Size: Small 4to. About this Item: Paris: , Folio x mm Contemporary dark green straight-grained morocco by Kalhoeber - ticket verso of front free endpaper, title direct to the spine, paired narrow bands, framed by gilt rules of various thickness, simple geometric panelling to the boards, beaded edge-roll, all edges gilt, bold Greek key roll to the turn-ins, marbled endpapers. A little rubbed and scuffed, corners bumped, some judicious restoration at the head and tail of the spine and to the board edges, light browning and occasional foxing of the contents, but overall very good, and a handsomely-presented copy.

With engraved vignette title, 13 maps, 2 of them folding, 32 full-page views, 27 sheets of half-page plates, maps and plans, 29 full-page plates largely of architectural details , 4 costume illustrations on 1 sheet and 14 superb illustrative head- and tailpieces. First volume only, but complete in itself, and without doubt one of the most desirable of all 18th-century works on Greece. A second volume was published in two parts, the first in , and the "final biographical livraison was published posthumously" Blackmer , edited by the cartographer Barbie du Bocage, in Choiseul-Gouffier first went to Greece in as a member of a scientific expedition to the eastern Mediterranean on board the Atalante, commanded by the marquis de Chabert, a veteran of the American Revolution, who was charged with the correction of the French navy's charts of the region.

The work met with immediate and enthusiastic success, which greatly facilitated the advance of Choiseul-Gouffier's academic and political career. Following the Revolution he was replaced, but he ignored the recall to Paris for fear of execution, and in emigrated to Russia where he became director of the Academy of Arts and Imperial Library, finding great favour with the empress. About this Item: Roma, Carlo Barbiellini, Edizione Seconda accresciuta delle nuove scoperte e di molte osservazioni riguardanti particolarmente le Arti.

Un livre rare et important sur les monuments de Rome. Contemporary hard cover on half-parchment and marbelized cardboard. Author and title engraved in golden let. About this Item: Pairs, Adrien Turnebe, Two vols. Concerning Theophrastus account of the four elements, it has been debated to what extent this conforms to the Aristotelian doctrine. In particular, it is not clear whether Theophrastus followed Aristotle in holding that the heavens are made of a fifth element, the ether, distinct from the four sublunary elements, or whether he claimed that the heavens are simply made of fire It has been argued, for instance, that Theophrastus abandoned the fifth element, but used it only in arguments against Plato without endorsing it himself see Steinmetz There is no doubt, on the other hand, that he gave prominence to the element of fire.

In his short treatise On Fire, Theophrastus distinguished heavenly fire from terrestrial fire, which is always mixed with other elements, and pointed out that, in contrast to the other three elements, terrestrial fire can be generated artificially and constantly requires refuelling. Most importantly, Theophrastus postulated that fire, or heat, is active while the other three elements are passive In fact, this Theophrastean view has been interpreted as a serious departure from Aristotle s physics, according to which hot and cold are active while moist and dry are passive.

Against this interpretation, however, it has been remarked that, since the Aristotelian biology postulates only the hot as active, Theophrastus did nothing but extend Aristotle s view to physics in general see Longrigg Furthermore, although some scholars have presented the action of the hot as constituting for Theophrastus the reason for the interchanges between the elements, others have counterclaimed that these should be understood as qualitative and not just due to a mechanical mixture see Steinmetz ; Gottschalk Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, online.

His Greek edition of Theophrastus work on fire is one of the first Greek printings from the Royal Press ; the text first appeared in the monumental Greek of Aristotle s Opera printed by Aldus. At the age of twelve he was sent to Paris to study, and attracted great notice by his remarkable abilities. After having held the post of professor of belles-lettres at the University of Toulouse, he returned to Paris as professor, or Royal reader, of Greek at the College Royal in In he was entrusted with the printing of the Greek books at the Royal Press, in which he was assisted by his friend Guillaume Morel.

He died of tuberculosis on June 12, Provenance: Dr Askew sale, Baker and Leigh, 4 March , lot manuscript auction label to upper cover , and apparently acquired by Michael Wodhull on that day; William O Brian, bequest booklabel dated ; stamp of the Jesuit library at Milltown Park on front free endpaper. Contemporary Full Calf. Vol I: [4], pp. Famous collection of travels to Asia normally listed under Pierre Bergeron ca. However, it was the well-known publisher Pieter van der Aa who put together the collection and published the work in in Leiden under the title "Recueil de divers voyages curieux faits en Tartarie, en Perse et ailleurs".

This work comprises of twelve texts on travel to Asia together with the history of the Muslim people, their governments, Califs, Sultans, religion, war, customs, traditions and etc. Jean du Plan Carpin. Ascelin, etc. LIII [ ]. Dans lequelles sont compris grand nombre des choses inconnues par Monsieur Bale. Chadenat Cordier BS Lust ; Willems, Size: 4to. Vendeur : Sokol Books Ltd. Etat : Fine. Five large engraved folding maps. Roman letter, some Italic. Engraved title with a fine border with figure of Mercury above and a cartographer and a voyager at sides below, floriated woodcut initials and headpieces grotesque woodcut tail pieces, armorial bookplate Nordkirchen on pastedown.

Light age yellowing, the odd marginal stain or spot. A very fine copy, crisp and clean in excellent contemporary vellum over boards, yapp edges, covers bordered with a double rule, fleurons to corners, large strap-work oval stamped at centres, all formerly gilt, remains of green silk ties. A particularly fine copy of the second edition of Joseph Hall s ferocious satire; one of the first works to appropriate the style of a genuine travel account for fictional purposes, beautifully illustrated with a series of fictional maps that incorporate real maps. The first latin edition was printed in Frankfurt, the English editions, presumably translated by Joseph Healy, in London in and again in or Like other travel accounts, it included a series of maps, including a world map that situated this newly described territory in relation to known places.

Hall s elaborate descriptions of such locales as Tenter-Belly with its provinces of Eat-allia also known as Gluttonia and Drink-allia are pure farce, drawing strength from resemblances to medieval and contemporary travel accounts by such authorities as Mandeville, Peter Martyr, and Ralegh. Hall s satirical story tells of the adventures of a lone European voyager Mercurius Britannicus, who travels on the appropriately named ship Fancie to Terra Australis and spends 30 years there.

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The southern world discovered is divided into four parts, with the names of: Crapulia Tenter-belly in the English adaptation , which borders the Indian Ocean and contains the provinces of Pamphagonia Gluttonia and Yvronia Drinkallia , a place where to be a leader one must be obese; Viraginia Sheelandt a lawless republic of only women; Moronia Foolania , a land of fools and folly - including religious folly; and Lavernia Theevingen , home to criminals and crime.

In its Latin original Mundus alter et idem featured five engraved folding maps, one showing the four regions of the southern continent as almost touching South America, Africa and Asia. Hall wrote the work for private circulation, and did not intend it for publication. It was not clearly ascribed to Hall by name until , when Thomas Hyde, the librarian of the Bodleian, identified "Mercurius Britannicus" with Joseph Hall.

On the other hand Hall's authorship was an open secret, and in John Milton used it to attack Hall by arguing that the Utopia and New Atlantis had a constructive approach lacking in Mundus Alter. Joseph Hall , Bishop of Norwich, poet, moralist, satirist, controversialist against Milton, i.

He was at the centre of public life under James I representing that King at the Synod of Dort in , assisting in his negotiations with the Scots and in Lord Doncaster's French embassy and was foremost among the defenders of the temporal and spiritual powers of the Bishops in the Puritan Parliament of However, it is as a writer that Hall is now remembered. Fuller called him 'the English Seneca for his pure, plain, and full style.


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While Hall may not have been the first English s. About this Item: Paris: Librairie Plon, , Octavo, pp. Original printed wrappers, partly uncut and unopened. Text a little browned due to the quality of paper stock used, spine slightly creased and with one tiny nick at foot, else fine. First edition, first printing, rare advance issue. This is not the well-known book edition with the Goya cover but one of only a few advance copies of Foucault's thesis. According to Didier Eribon, Foucault's biographer, the usual practice of the University of Paris at the time was to issue five copies in this simple wrappered format.

About this Item: Plates vol. Slight browning to margins, a little spotting, very good. Plates from volume V come in 26 sets.

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There are six further sets of plates in the Supplementary Plates volume. Under the section of Cartes one of the original plates, a double plate map of California, is missing. Henning, Imprimeur du Roi, About this Item: Berlin: Chez C. Henning, Imprimeur du Roi, , Contemporary mottled calf, orange and black twin morocco labels, spines gilt to compartments, double gilt fillet to covers, mottled edges. Expertly refurbished with joints repaired, very faint stain to covers, a few leaves cancelled with inferior paper and subsequently toned, a little closely cropped at head, sig. U9 of vol.

I with short closed tear mildly impinging on text, sig. U3 and U4 of vol. II bound in reverse order. Overall a very good copy, contents clean and crisp. First edition, with a fine Bloomsbury Group provenance, presented by Lytton Strachey to Frances Marshall [later Frances Partridge upon marriage], with a notation of the presentation in the latter's hand "Frances Marshall from Lytton " in pencil on the front free endpaper. At the time of the presentation, Frances was the lover of Ralph Partridge, who lived with Strachey in his country house, Ham Spray.

In a complicated web of unhappy relationships typical of the Bloomsbury Group, Strachey loved Ralph Partridge, who in turn had rejected him and married Dora Carrington, who in turn had loved and been rejected by Strachey. The year following the presentation, Strachey died, Carrington committed suicide in despair, and the next year Ralph and Frances married. The Age of Louis XIV ranks among Voltaire's greatest historical works, and was an important step in the development of historical writing, merging political and social history by including art, culture, and literature alongside the monarch and his ministers.

Voltaire first mentioned the work in a letter of , predicting it may take ten years, but it in fact took almost two decades to complete. A section of the work was published in Paris in , but was suppressed by the authorities, and it was for this reason that Voltaire chose to publish the full work in Berlin, under the protection and encouragement of Frederick the Great, who indeed had it printed by his printer C. Voltaire used the pseudonym of M. Strachey "devoted several essays to Voltaire and hung a portrait of him by Jean Huber over his desk, where it dominated his study" Cronk, Cambridge Companion to Voltaire, p.

Indeed, Strachey's book Landmarks in French Literature has three chapters on Voltaire, and in the fourth chapter, "The Age of Louis XIV", he follows the same interpretation Voltaire espoused in , namely, that under the Sun King "it was as if the whole nation had burst into splendid flower". Strachey's presentation of these Voltaire volumes to Frances Marshall was consequently a considered gift, yet also reflected the Bloomsbury Group's fascination with the writer: Clive Bell, in his notorious essay Civilisation , declared the age of Louis XIV leading on to the time of Voltaire as one of only three truly civilized eras of human history, Leonard Woolf took 70 volumes of Voltaire with him when he travelled to Ceylon, and Virginia Woolf called Voltaire's Candide " little pages which we shall remember for the rest of our lives".

Bengesco vol. I, About this Item: Jacques du Puys, Paris, Etat : Very good. Woodcut printer's device to t-p, depicting Christ with the Samaritan woman at the well, fine woodcut initials and head-pieces. One or two later ms. Very light waterstaining, mostly marginal, to first few leaves and index. Small wormhole to t-p, not affecting text. A very good, clean copy in contemp. It was one of the very first vernacular works, designed for the laywoman, about the female physical condition.

He married Nicole Estienne, daughter of the great Parisian printer Charles Estienne , who had himself studied medicine under Jacob Sylvius alongside the young Vesalius. Young girls, he notes, may be subject to nervous illnesses, nausea, headache and neuralgia. He deals with menstruation, venereal disease and various renal and gastro-intestinal problems, before proceeding to the subject of conception and childbirth, which occupies the greatest portion of the book.

Obesity, male and female, is listed among the causes of infertility; common birth defects are described, along with less common ones such as hermaphroditism. Of particular interest is the chapter devoted to the performance of caesarean section, which, given the high mortality rate, is advised only as a last resort: the first modern caesarean section which the mother is known to have survived had been performed as recently as The work contains a detailed table of contents and index, and a brief list of errata.

About this Item: Rome, J. Special Edition. Bibliotheca Scriptorum Societas Iesu. Opus inchoatum a Petro Ribadeneira. Continuatum a R. Philippo Alegambe. Rome, J. Contemporary red morocco, gilt; edges gilt; lightly worn. The most complete early edition of the standard bio-bibliography of the Jesuit Order. The succeeding compiler, Philippe Alegambe , a Belgian priest in the service of the Duke of Osuna, Spanish Viceroy of Sicily, was assisted in his researches by the Belgian Jesuit and founding hagiographer Jean Bolland ; Alegambe, who had joined the Order of Jesus in , and later became Superior of the Roman House of the Jesuits, continued the work to and fundamentally expanded it.

The third successive editor was the English Catholic Nathaniel Bacon, alias Nathaniel Southwell , who revised and and enlarged the opus until the year in celebration of the centenary of the founding of the Order. Bacon had entered the English College in Rome in to study theology, became a Jesuit in , and was appointed Secretary to Vincent Caraffa, 7th General of the Order in Born in Norfolk, he may have been a nephew of Francis Bacon, and it is thought that he disguised his real name for political reasons to avoid embarrassing his Protestant relations.

About this Item: Paris: chez Jean Guignard, , Quarto x mm. Contemporary mottled calf, spine richly gilt in compartments, gilt lettered direct, raised bands, edges speckled red. Small chip at head of spine, front joint split at foot, but perfectly sound. Closed tear with small repair to sig. Woodcut head- and tailpieces and initials. Savary wrote on commercial topics with considerable authority in that he made a large fortune through commerce.

He suffered both politically and financially from the disgrace of Fouquet , who was his patron, but he later made good his name and was admitted in into the council established to undertake commercial reforms. So great was his influence on these reforms that when, in , the ordinances recommended by the council came into effect, they were informally known as "le Code Savary". From the library of Jean R.

Perrette, with his bookplate to the front pastedown. Goldsmiths' ; Kress About this Item: Venezia, Giordano Ziletti, Sur le colophon : "Venetia: appresso Giordano Ziletti, all'insegna della Stella". Sur le recto de la premi re planche un bel ex libris "rustra ex libris G.

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Dans d'excellentes conditions, juste quelques taches sur les premi res pages. Important edition of this volume published by the gentian editor Giordano Ziletti, which includes a set of writings by Ulisse Aldovrandi. On colophon "n Venetia: appresso Giordano Ziletti, all'insegna della Stella".

Later hard cover on parchment and marbleized cardboard. Finely wood engraved initial letters, on "recto" of first plate nice ex libris "Non Frustra ex libris G. Excellent conditions, just some floweries on first pages. Due for one whole Yeere" ended 25th March , signed also by Sir Henry Wood, 12th December , assigning it to Sir Thomas Bond, circa , the Queen Mother's Comptroller, 1st Baronet, he developed Bond Street in London , and by Sir Thomas Bond, 13th December , assigning it to Edward Backwell circa , Goldsmith, Banker and Royal Financier , with further the note of Registration signed by Sir Robert Long circa , Auditor of the Lower Exchequer, 1st Baronet , 2 sides large folio, with short title and registration note on conjugate leaf, 17th July a few small wormholes in blank margins, others tiny and almost invisible a few being in the text , blank bottom right corner and ends of former folds expertly restored An early example of the fiscal arrangements introduced in by Sir George Downing , 1st Baronet, developer of Downing Street , based on his experience in Holland.

In England tax collection was always lagging behind, so Downing made such Orders as these assignable "for value received", no doubt at a substantial discount, here to Edward Backwell, one of the greatest financiers of his age, and whose accounts for many years have survived.

Downing also insisted that "lenders yesterday" should be paid before "lenders tomorrow", that is "in course". Hence the "registration", so that Backwell would only receive his money after some " l. About this Item: Berlin, Haude and Spener, Reinhard went to the University of Halle, but returned to his home town when his father died in He then became a secretary to the Herzogliche Justizkanzlei in Neu-Strelitz. Although his main occupation was law, he published on a broad range of mostly philosophical topics. He also acquired some command of the English language, which was still unusual at this time.

In , he became Justizrat in Neu-Strelitz, a high position in the judiciary. The duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin appointed him judge at the Reichskammergericht the highest court of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation in Wetzlar and thereby ennobled him. Dissatisfied with Wolffianism, he was attracted by the philosophy of Christian August Crusius. Reinhard s work carries a preface by Johann Heinrich Samuel Formey. Born in Berlin, Formey was the son of immigrant Huguenots. In , Formey was named a member of the Academy of Berlin, and in its perpetual secretary, at a time when the language between the Academy s scientists was changed from Latin to French.

Between and , successive publishers in The Hague brought out the six volumes of Formey s La belle Wolffienne, which was his effort to explain the philosophy of Christian Wolff to women. He wrote more than A German edition of Reinhard s work, translated from the original French, was printed at Leipzig in the same year. There are no North-American library holdings.

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