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Cm. 16,5, pp. 125 (3). Unito a: PALEARIO AONIO. De immortalitate animorum libri III. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena rigida con titoli in oro al dorso. Ottimo stato di conservazione. Cfr. Federici 202/2 e Salimbeni, 53.

Brossura. Zustand: Discreto. Testo latino, corsivo. Due parti raccolte in unico volume, ciascuno con frontespizio autonomo. Cm.17,7x11,2. Pg.456; 98. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena floscia, con tioli, sbiaditi, calligrafati al dorso. Tagli bruniti. Coperta semistaccata. Iniziali xilografiche. La seconda parte comprende "De animorum immortalitate libri III. I due frontespizi riportano la classica marca tipografica con il grifone alato ed il motto "Virtute virulani duce, comite fortuna". Il grifone, in altra veste grafica, è ripetuto al verso dell'ultima carta. Celebre umanista, Aonio Paleario, il cui vero nome era Antonio della Pagliara, o Antonio Della Paglia (Veroli, 1503 ? 1570), fu accusato più volte di eresia, condannato a morte dal Santo Uffizio e impiccato e bruciato sul rogo. Il "De animorum immortalitate", composto durante il soggiorno padovano, venne dato alle stampe a Lione nel 1536. "Il poemetto utilizza tanto le sue conoscenze della filosofia stoica e aristotelica che le suggestioni del neoplatonismo ficiniano, nell'espressa convinzione che l'anima umana, rivestita di divinità, tenda naturalmente all'immortalità" (da Wikipedia). > USTC, 151218. Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Firenze (1877), "Catalogo e suo supplemento del dicembre 1875", 212, "Le pagine 211-344 che contengono le orazioni, sono state in molti esemplari tolte dagli inquisitori". Catalogo della Biblioteca Chigiana", 444. BMC (1893), 178-92. Adams, II, P-77, annota l'edizione 1567. 160 gr.…

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Très bon. Patavii (Padoue), excudebat Josephus Cominus, 1751, in-8, XLIV-426pp.-1f.-125pp.-vélin époque, dos lisse orné avec pièce d'auteur, gardes en papier dominoté, tranches rouges, ex-libris armorié au premier feuillet. De la bibliothèque du Marquis de Terzi avec son ex-libris et étiquette. « Édition assez estimée qui reproduisent le texte de Londres (1712), augmentée de deux traités, l'un de Scipion Capece : De Rerum Principiis et l'autre de d'Ant. Palearius : De Animorum Immortalitate » Brunet 1220 Lucrèce (en latin Titus Lucretius Carus) est un poète et philosophe latin du Ier siècle av. J.-C. (peut-être 98-55), auteur d'un seul ouvrage en six parties, le De rerum natura (De la nature des choses, qu'on traduit le plus souvent par De la nature), un long poème en style épique (hexamètre dactylique) qui décrit le monde selon les principes d'Épicure. C'est essentiellement grâce à lui que nous connaissons l'une des plus importantes écoles philosophiques de l'Antiquité, l'épicurisme, car des ouvrages d'Épicure, qui fut beaucoup lu et célébré dans toute l'Antiquité tardive, il ne reste pratiquement rien, sauf trois lettres et quelques sentences. Scipio Capicius, en français Scipion Capece (en italien Scipione Capece), (né à Naples, 1480 - mort v. 1551) était un juriste et poète néolatin du XVIe siècle, il composa, entre autres poésies latines, deux poèmes didactiques, De divo Joanne Baptista, et De principiis rerum. Aonio Paleario dit aussi Aonius Palearius est un humaniste italien du XVIe siècle, né à Veroli (États romains), pendu à Rome en 1570, on a de Palearius un poème sur l'Immortalité de l'âme (Lyon, 1531), d'une grande beauté et qui est un des monuments les plus remarquables de la poésie latine du XVIe siècle. M1-Et2.…

Zustand: Buono (Good). BOUND BY THE FLEUR-DE-LYS MASTER8vo (164x100 mm). 87, [1] pp. Collation: a-e8 f4. Printer's device on the title page. Contemporary calf, blind-ruled and gilt fillets on the panels, gilt floral ornaments in the center and in the corners, gilt edges, vellum endpapers (the free endpaper in the front almost entirely cut away, rebacked, lightly damaged, a few wormholes, panel's corners repaired). The binding comes from a French workshop, the so-called Fleur-de-Lys Master, which had also worked for Jean Grolier (cf. H. Nixon, Bookbindings from the Library of Jean Grolier, London, 1965, p. 9 and plate B, tools 18 and 19). From the library of Charles de Castellan (d. 1677), prior of the abbey of Saint-Évre of Toul, whose gilt arms were added on both the panels above the center-piece (Olivier/Roton, pl. 802). Ownership inscription on the upper margin of the title page faded and partly erased causing damages to the paper. Wormhole to the lower margin of the first 25 leaves not affecting the text.First dated edition of this masterwork of Neo-Latin poetry. It was first privately printed in December 1535 without date and printer's name. Of this edition only three copies are known. In a letter by Paleario addressed to Pier Paolo Vergerio, he asks him to introduce the work to King Ferdinand of Austria, to whom he intended to dedicate it, but he did not obtain the expected Habsburg patronage. Newly added to the present edition is the long letter by Cardinal Jacopo Sadoleto to the printer Sébastien Gryphe, in which he warmly recommends Paleario's poem (cf. E. Gallina, Aonio Paleario, Vol. I: Bibliografia, biografia, opere, Sora, 1989, pp. 37-38).Written in Lucretian hexameters, the De animorum immortalitate aimed to refute Lucretius' views of the nature of primordial matter and especially of the human soul. In it Paleario proofs that the existence of God imperatively postulates the immortality of the soul. Interesting is his explanation of the magnet and the lightning (Book III, verses 199-289).Antonio della Pagliara (or Paglia) is best known under the humanist name of Aonius Palearius. He was born in Veroli near Frosinone. From 1520 to 1529 he studied humanities at the University of Rome. Then for one year he entered the service of Ennio Filonardi, governor of Perugia. In 1530 he moved to Siena, where he found employment as a teacher. Until 1536 he lived between Siena and Padua, where he continued his studies and in 1535 made the acquaintance of Pietro Bembo. In the same period he wrote his major work, the De animorum immortalitate libri III, first published in a private undated edition around 1535, then reprinted by Gryphe in Lyons in 1536.In Padua Paleario involved himself in religious debates and read the work of Luther and Erasmus. In 1537 he married Marietta Guidotti and settled in Colle Val d'Elsa, where he acquired a property which he made the center of a small circle attended by sympathizers of the Reformation. In Siena he wrote his most significant theological work, the Actio in pontifices Romanos (posthumously printed at Leipzig in 1600), a vigorous indictment against what he believed to be the fundamental error of the Roman Church in subordinating Scripture to tradition. In 1542 he was charged with the accusation of heresy before the archbishop of Siena Francesco Bandini Piccolomini and was released through the intervention of Jacopo Sadoleto. In 1543 he defended himself writing an oration Pro se ipso, in which he praises Erasmus and many other reformers.Because his orthodoxy remained suspect, he did not obtain the chair of Latin at the University of Siena, but in 1546 the city council of Lucca invited him there to teach humanities. He spent the following years dividing himself between Lucca and Colle, until 1555 when he decided to move to Milan. In 1559 he had to submit to another trial for heresy and in 1567, after the publication of his works in Basel (by Thomas Guarin) without the censorships required by the Church author. Book.…

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3 works in 1 binding, 210, 211-456, 98 (2) p. Contemporary Vellum, 8° (Browned throughout. Collection of works by Aonio Paleario, 1500-1570. Paleario was an Italian Humanist, inclined to the reformed religion.).