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Verlag: ohne Ort, ohne Verlag, ohne Jahr (um 1750),, 1750
Anbieter: Antiquariat Gothow & Motzke, Berlin, Deutschland
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56, 968, 39 S./pp., ohne Einband, Titel fehlt, Schnitt gedunkelt, Block gebrauchsspurig (am Rand gelegentlich mäßig braunfleckig, ausgangs einige Seiten am Rand knickspurig, in zwei Fällen mit Spuren einer Zwischennutzung zur Trocknung von Pflanzen), Block sonst aber sauber. Diese Ausgabe des dreisprachigen Wörterbuchs (Französisch, Latin, Deutsch) ist einbändig. Sie enthält folgende Teile: 1. Seite 41 - 56: De la venerie. 2. Seiten 1 - 968 Le grand dictionaire royal corrigé, augmenté et enrichi de nouveau. 3. 7 Seiten Avis au lecteur. 4. Table des descriptions qui sont à la fin de ce dictionaire. 5. 39 Seiten Quelques descriptions, et les termes de la venerie, et de la fauconerie. Avis. Sprache: französisch latein deutsch.
Verlag: Bettinelli,, In Venezia,, 1752
Anbieter: Studio Bibliografico Benacense, Riva del garda, Italien
Cm. 20, pp. xvi, 461 (1). Leg. coeva in cart. alla rustica con nervi passanti. Bell'esemplare, fresco e marginoso. Edizione bilingue, italiano e francese a fronte.
Erscheinungsdatum: 1736
Anbieter: Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin, Paris, Frankreich
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Couverture rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. LEXIQUE LATIN-GREC-FRANCAIS - POMEY (F.).Syllabus seu lexicon. Latino-Gallico-Græcum.Lugduni, 1736, in-12, rel. pl. bas., dos et plats lég. frottés. 420 gr.
Verlag: Nürnberg: Endter Erben, 1671
Anbieter: Antiquariat Bookfarm, Löbnitz, Deutschland
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[12] Bl., 577 [i.e. 877] S., [1], [75] Frühe Ausgabe von 1671 dieses vom französischen Jesuiten Francois Pomey (1618 - 1673) verfassten und erstmals um 1667 erschienenen und bis ins 18. Jahrhundert vielfach aufgelegten polyglotten Wörterbuchs der lateinischen, deutschen, griechischen und französischen Sprachen. Mit von Cornelius Nicolaus Schurtz gestochenem Frontispiz. - Vorsatzbl. fehlt, Innengelenke und erste Bll. am Bundsteg mit Wurmspuren, Titel u. Frontispiz randrissig. Ansonsten noch sehr gut erhalten. Mit Stempeln der aufgelösten Franziskanerbibliotheken Salmünster und Fulda-Frauenberg. - Early edition from 1671 of this polyglot dictionary of the Latin, German, Greek and French languages written by the French Jesuit Francois Pomey (1618 - 1673), first published around 1667 and reprinted many times until the 18th century. With frontispiece engraved by Cornelius Nicolaus Schurtz. - Endpapers missing, inner joints and first few pages with traces of worming, title and frontispiece with marginal tears. Otherwise still very well preserved. With stamps of the dissolved Franciscan libraries Salmünster and Fulda-Frauenberg. - VD17 1:042537D Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 8° , Pergamentband d. Zt. mit spanischen Kanten und geprägtem Wappen auf Vorderdeckel.
Verlag: Utrecht (Ultrajecti), Apud Guilielmum vande Water, 1717., 1717
Anbieter: Antiquariaat Fragmenta Selecta, AMSTERDAM, Niederlande
8vo. (XVI),298,(14) p., frontispiece & 26 engraved plates. Calf. 16 cm "Prize copy' (Ref: STCN ppn 20819178X; Brunet 4,793; Michaud 34 p. 12: 'la meilleure édition est celle qu'a publiée Sam. Pitiscus') (Details: Prize copy, probably of a Belgian Jesuit College. Back with 5 raised bands between gilt fillets & floral rolls. Black morocco gilt lettered shield in the second compartment. Boards with gilt fillet borders. Within the fillet border a gilt row consisting of ears of corn and quadrangles. A gilt lyre in all 4 corners. A gilt oval laurel wreath with in its center the gilt text PRAEMIUM. Edges of the boards gilt. Marbled endpapers. Title in red & black. Woodcut printer's mark on the title. Engraved frontispiece depicting deities. 26 engraved plates with mythological scenes) (Condition: Wear to extremes, back somewhat rubbed. Prize gone. Front hinge cracking, but still hanging on 2 ties) (Note: This is the 6th edition of the most popular and authoritative mythology manual of the 17th and 18th century. It was first published in Lyon in 1659. There are more than 40 editions, and it was translated into English, French, Spanish and Polish. The manual was produced by the French Jesuit schoolmaster François Antoine Pomey, 1618-1673, who lectured humanities and rhetoric at several colleges. He is also the author of a number of schoolbooks and dictionaries. His 'Pantheum Mythicum' became to be regarded as an essential work which provided the indispensable ornaments of formal discussion. It was also popular as a schoolbook, for the stories formed a body of moral precepts, hidden under the mask of agreable fiction. 'Perinde quasi, alius esse debeat, cum omnibus, tum mihi maxime, ac studium & propagatio Divinae gloriae?'; In the praefatio to this 6th edition the Dutch classicist of German origin, Samuel Pitiscus (Samuel Petiski), 1636-1727, tells the reader that the publisher had sold within 4 years 1300 copies of the 5th edition of 1697. To surpass this tremendous success he asked him to produce a new edition purged from all erroneous inventions and extensions of later editors, and mistakes of ignorant printers. Pitiscus really was the expert for the job. He produced editions of several Roman historians, and did also lexicographic work. He was well acquainted with the 'Romanae Antiquitates' of Rosinus and Dempster, and in 1713 he published an encyclopaedic 'Lexicon Antiquitatum Romanarum') (Collation: *8, A-T8 V4 (Photographs on request) 400 gr.
Verlag: Utrecht (Ultrajecti), Apud Guilielmum vande Water, 1717., 1717
Anbieter: Antiquariaat Fragmenta Selecta, AMSTERDAM, Niederlande
8vo. (XVI),298,(14) p., frontispiece & 26 engraved plates. Calf. 16 cm 'Prize copy, including the manuscript prize' (Ref: STCN ppn 20819178X; Brunet 4,793; Michaud 34 p. 12: 'la meilleure édition est celle qu'a publiée Sam. Pitiscus'; Spoelder p. 635, Maastricht 3) (Details: Prize copy, with the prize. 5 thongs laced through the joints. Boards with gilt borders, corner pieces, and the gilt coat of arms of the city of Maastricht. Title-page printed in red & black. Woodcut printer's mark on the title. Engraved frontispiece depicting a number of deities. 26 engraved plates with mythological scenes) (Condition: Vellum age-tanned. Gilt slightly fading. All 4 decorative silk fastening ribbons at the rims of the boards worn away. Library stamp on the front pastedown. Paper yellowing) (Note: This is the 7th edition of the most popular and authoritative mythology manual of the 17th and 18th century. It was first published in Lyon in 1659. There are more than 40 editions, and it was translated into English, French, Spanish and Polish. The manual was produced by the French Jesuit schoolmaster François Antoine Pomey, 1618-1673, who lectured humanities and rhetoric at several colleges. He is also the author of a number of schoolbooks and dictionaries. His 'Pantheum Mythicum' became to be regarded as an essential work which provided the indispensable ornaments of formal discussion. It was also popular as a schoolbook, for the stories formed a body of moral precepts, hidden under the mask of agreable fiction. 'Perinde quasi, alius esse debeat, cum omnibus, tum mihi maxime, ac studium & propagatio Divinae gloriae?'; In the praefatio to this 7th edition the Dutch classicist of German origin, Samuel Pitiscus (Samuel Petiski), 1636-1727, tells the reader that the publisher had sold within 4 years 1300 copies of the 5th edition of 1697. To surpass this tremendous success he asked him to produce a new edition purged from all erroneous inventions and extensions of later editors, and mistakes of ignorant printers. Pitiscus really was the expert for the job. He produced editions of several Roman historians, and did also lexicographic work. He was well acquainted with the 'Romanae Antiquitates' of Rosinus and Dempster, and in 1713 he published an encyclopaedic 'Lexicon Antiquitatum Romanarum') (Provenance: The prize was awarded for his diligence to Matt. Brull, by the curators of the Maastricht Protestant Gymnasium (Reformatae religionis Trajecti ad Mosam) on August 13, 1726. It is signed by the curators P. Hermes, H. Pesters, and ? Ghijsen, and the rector Jan Jacob Levericksvelt. § On the internet we found a Matthaeus Brull, who was from 1708 until 1763 notary at Maastricht. Perhaps the father of our Matthaeus? One Mat(t)hijs Brull was ca. 1756 drossaerd (bailiff) van Pais en Nederein, probably a village near Beek in Limburg. § On the pastedown the stamp: 'Bibliotheca C.SS.R Trudonopoli, Armarium'. This book once was property of the Seminary Library of the Roman Catholic Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Congregatio Sanctissimi Redemptoris; CSSR), also known as the Redemptorists, of Sint Truiden in the Belgian province Limburg, not far from Maastricht. An 'armarium' is a book chest. The Congregations established itself in Sint Truiden in 1833, and organised an Seminary for the education of future priests. § On the pastedown also in ink 'ex lib. ?.?.T. van Brienen') (Collation: *8, A-T8, V4 (Photographs on request) 400 gr.
Verlag: Amstelodami Amsterdam & Trajecti ad Rhenum Utrecht: Schouten & J.J.A. Poolsum, 1777
Anbieter: Unsworth's Antiquarian Booksellers, ILAB, ABA, PBFA., London, Vereinigtes Königreich
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10th ed. thus. Small 8vo., pp. [xvi],298, [xiv] + 27 plates, and engraved frontispiece. Title in red and black, woodcut initials and headpieces. Inkstamp and ms code to title-page, but internally very clean. Contemporary speckled calf, spine gilt with red Morocco label, gilt borders, gilt coat of arms of Arnhem to each board, edges red. Spine and corners lightly rubbed, very good. With presentation certificate with signatures, made out to to G. A. La Borde and dated 1795. Tenth edition of a Jesuit handbook to pagan gods, first published 1658, re-edited by Samuel Pitiscus. Graesse IV 793 (earlier editions). Spoelder 7.
Verlag: Cölln und Frankfurt., 1740
Anbieter: Antiquariat Hartmann, Göttingen, Deutschland
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Pappband der Zeit. Einband berieben / beschabt. Besitzvermerk / Stempel. Einige wenige Seiten mit kleinen Tintenfleckchen. Seiten stellenweise fleckig. Kleiner Wurmgang im weißen Rand. Hinteres Gelenk angeplatzt. Letztes Blatt mit Fehlstelle. - Lindner 11.1619.08 1 Bl., 344 S., 1 Bl., 355 S., (1), 64 S. Deutsch 1500g.