Chronici Ditmari Episcopi Mersepurgii, libri VII nunc primum in lucem editi. Accessere de vita & familia Ditmari, tam paternae quam maternae stirpis, item de veteribus Mysniae Machionibus, usque ad Conradum, Timonis F. ex historia Ditmari contextae expositiones: auctore Reinero Reineccio Steinhemio.

Dies ist eine Seite aus einem Buch aus dem 16. Jahrhundert, das Folgendes enthielt:zwischen 1562 und 1564 gehaltenen 17-teiligen Predigtzyklus hervor und behauptet aufgrund ihres Bemühens um ein authentisches Lutherbild ihren Rang unter den wichtigsten reformationsgeschichtlichen Quellen.Johannes Mathesius erlangte Bekanntheit als Lutherbiograf und Tradent der Tischreden von Martin Luther.wurde 1566 - 1567 in Nürnberg gedruckt - Deutsch .

eine Seite aus einem Buch aus dem 16. Jahrhundert. Das Buch wurde nach dem Tod von Dr. Martin Luther mit dem Titel: Libri Duo Maccabaeorum. Die zwey Bücher Maccabeorum , wurde 1565 in Witteberg gedruckt Deutsch und Lateinisch.

Muy cuidada edición facsimilar del primer libro de medicina publicado en la Nueva España (por Pedro Ocharte en 1570). Preliminar de María Teresa Franco y José Doger Corte. Tela editorial con sobrecubierta, VIX + 1 fol. + 305 pp. Libro y camisa en excelente estado, fotos disponibles. Envío desde México por DHL o FedEx a todo el mundo. Siranda Librería Anticuaria

Parisiis, Apud Audoenum Parvum, Via ad divum Jacobum, sub signo Floris Lilii, 1545.. Printed by Gulielmus Thibout, 1545. LATIN TEXT. Small 8vo, approximately 170 x 105 mm, 6¾ x 4 inches, leaves: (12), 391, last page with colophon, dated August 1545, publisher's device of lions and fleur de lys on title page, some decorated initials, 21 pages of index follow title page, bound in modern quarter calf over cloth sides, raised bands and gilt lettering to spine. Early line of manuscript in old ink crossed through long ago on title page, tiny piece missing from lower outer corner of title page, 5 mm (¼") hole in blank margin of one index page, occasional light age-browning, small slight mark to some margins, expert repairs to some inner margins, worm track begins in lower margin of fol.180 increasing in size to fol.208, nowhere near text, then decreasing and ending on fol.235, small pale brown damp stain to lower corner of last 13 leaves. A fair sturdy copy. First published in Cologne in 1526. The… Read More

Lipsiae [Leipzig], 1586. Reprint . Hardcover. Near Fine. Publication date "M. D. XXCVI." Professionally rebound in brown boards with the spine stamped in black. Text block is browned and appears cut-down slightly from original size. Unmarked. Text is in Latin. A Very pretty copy. 134 p. plus 5 more printed pages and two blank leaves. 3 5/8 x 5 15/16 inches. I believe that this book was rebound in the early twentieth century. See Pictures.

Venetia: Bernardo Giunti. [Giunti-Tasso-Prima Edizione] (cm.20) brossura antica restaurata con foglio di antifonario con musica, sguardie antiche.-- cc. 10. Grande marca al frontis, carattere rotondo, grande capolettera figurato. Edizione originale molto rara. Manca a Choix ed Adams. Il Census Iccu registra solo 9 copie nelle Biblioteche Italiane. L' operetta affronta varie facoltà morali e materiali dell' uomo. Esemplare molto bello e fresco. * Camerini II p.465 n° 16; * Graesse VII 39; * Parenti 482; * Raccolta Tassiana " A.Mai " n° 1434; * Bm. Stc. 660.[f56] . ottimo. Rilegato. prima edizione. 1582.

Wittenberg (Vitebergae), 1570. Hardcover. Good. Octavo near-contemporary reversed calf with blind-stamped cartouche designs (tips and spine heavily worn with some loss of leather) xii +370pp + [32]pp index. Titlepage has tear (repaired) without loss and ownership inscription dated 1739, a few other early annotations, else clean and tight. *The second part of Carion's Chronicle edited and expanded by Melanchthon was first published in Wittenberg in 1560, 2 years after the first part. This appears to be the 2nd edition of Part 2, with no publisher given. Caspar Peucer published Part 3 - Charlemagne to Frederick II - in 1562, and Part 4 (titled by mistake "quinta pars") Frederick II to Charles V in 1566. This 2nd edition is rare, no copy found in library catalogues. It was followed by a 1573 Wittenberg edition published by Johannes Lufft with the same pagination. The four parts were first published in one volume in Wittenberg by Johannes Crato in 1572.

Circa 15th Century 92.075 mm x 60.325 mm (2 3/8" x 3 5/8"), Small individual leaf with 11 lines of text in Latin, 14 lines of text verso. Delightfully bordered with intricate and colorful floral decorations that extend to the right edge and with only 1/4" margins at other 3 edges.Near Fine, the verso with old tape top and bottom right corners, the gilt and colors lovely and bright. Can be shipped with original mat and glass measuring 7" x 9' (without a frame) if so desired. . Single Leaf . Near Fine. 2 3/8" x 3 5/8".

(Genève), apud Petrum Santandreanum, 1583. 8vo. (1),196,(18),62 p. Vellum 17 cm (Ref: 1 GLN 3005; Schweiger 2,354, Smitskamp 60) (Details: Six thongs laced through the joints. Veritas printer's device on the title: a woman, the naked truth, seated on a cubus, holding a radiant sun in her right hand; in her left hand she holds an opened book and a palm leaf; her feet rest on the globe; the garland of fruit which surrounds her shows a ribbon with the text in Greek: 'Alêtheia Pandamatôr', i.e. 'Allmighty Truth'). (Condition: Vellum partly soiled. Right margin of title slightly thumbed; title slightly browning) (Note: Festus is a 2nd century grammarian, who produced an abbreviation of a lexicographic work by Marcus Verrius Flaccus, a wellknown antiquarian and grammarian living in Augustan Rome. Verrius compiled an enormous lexicon in 80 books, full of unusual, difficult, and archaic words, with discussions about customs, political institutions, belief and Roman law.… Read More

BASILEAE: APUD NIC. EPISCOPIUM IUN., 1558. In 16. Dim. 17x12 cm. Pp. 32 (n.n.)+350+2 (n.n.). Rara edizione del 1558 di quest'opera scritta da Cristophe Longueil (1488-1522) umanista francescano. Nel 1517 Longueil strinse amicizia con Pietro Bembo e Jacopo Sadoleto ma questo non impedì che nei suoi confronti si scatenasse una forte campagna diffamatoria tanto che fu costretto a trafserirsi a Padova dove si spense. Ammiratore incondizionato di Cicerone, fu un grande propagandista del ciceronismo prima in Francia, poi a Roma. Questo suo epistolario non è una mera imitazione della produzione ciceroniana, ma denota una ricerca stilistica ed un'eleganza espositiva di rara freschezza e vivacità. Nella prima parte la sua vita, poi l'epistolario. Numerose note manoscritte all'interno. Marca editoriale all'ultima carta. Titolo manoscritto al taglio inferiore. Opera collazionata e risultata completa. Legatura in pergamena. Non comune. Copertina in piena pergamena con… Read More