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Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnExcerpt from Adrianus Tt. S. Chrysogoni S. R. E. Presbyter, Cardinalis, De Sermone Latino, Et Modis Latine Loquendi: Eiusdem Venatio, Ad Ascanium Cardinalem Item Iter Iulij II. Pontificis RomAbout the Publisher.

Cm. 24, pp. xxxix (1) 242 (2). Bel frontespizio in rosso e nero con vignetta centreale, capolettera decorati. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena rigida con titoli in oro impressi al dorso. Bell'esemplare, in ottimo stato di conservazione. Opera erudita in cui il Castellesi, mediante la raccolta di alcuni testi di S. Girolamo, S. Ambrogio, S. Agostino e S. Gregorio Magno, rivela le sue teorie sul rapporto tra dottrina cristiana e filosofia.…

Cm. 17, pp. 402 (14). Marchio tipografico inciso al frontespizio ed alcuni bei capolettera istoriati. Ottima leg. settecentesca in piena pergamena rigidacon titoli in oro su tassello al dorso; tagli colorati. Bell'esemplare, fresco, marginoso ed in ottimo stato di conservazione. Esemplare proveniente dalla prestigiosa Biblioteca Tiliana, con proprio ex libris. Cfr. Ceresoli. Opera interessante con una parte dedicata alla caccia, il testo appunto intitolato "Venatione". In quest'ultimo poema la prima parte è consacrata alla fruttuosa caccia presieduta da Ascanio, mentre segue una lunga e minuziosa descrizione del lussuoso banchetto che chiude la giornata, e porge a Diana l'occasione di fare un bel discorso sulla nuova religione: è forse quel miscuglio di sacro e di pagano che piacque ai lettori del sedicesimo secolo. Cfr. Sassi-Renault.…

"VD16 C 1455 - Lateinische Sprach- und Stillehre, dem Infanten von Spanien (später Karl V.) gewidmet. Die erste Ausgabe erschien 1517 in Paris. Adriano Castellesi (Hadrianus Castellensi, 1461-1521), Humanist, Philosoph u. Staatsmann, "der glänzendste Geist des römischen Literaturkreises" (Pastor), wurde 1503 Kardinal u. erhielt 1504 von Julius II. die Bistümer Bath u. Wales. - Hübscher und seltener Kölner Druck aus der Werkstatt von Hero Alopecius. A. druckte von 1521 bis 1540. "Sein eigentlicher Name war Fuchs, er nannte sich aber durchgehend nur mit der griechischen Uebersetzung seines Namens Alopecius und mitunter mit der lateinischen Vulpes. Viele seiner Drucke haben in der Manier des Anton von Worms verzierte Titelblätter. Im Ganzen kennen wir einundvierzig Drucke von ihm." (ADB 1, S. 352)." Kl.-8°. Titel, 7 Bll., 448(1) S., 11 Bll. Mit Titelrahmen u. 2 Initialen in Holzschnitt. Mit Schweinsleder überzogener Holzdeckeleinband der Zeit auf 3 Bünden mit reichen blindgepr. Deckelverzierungen durch Rollenstempel u. Streicheisen u. 2 Messingschließen. Bei e. Schließe fehlt der Mittelteil; Kopfschnitt fleckig, Ecken bestoßen, Einbd. stellenw. fleckig, Hinterdeckel m. kl. Läsur im Leder, Einband u. Buchblock durchgehend mit Wurmgängen, Titelblatt am ob. Seitenrand m. Ausschnitt. …

Rilegato. Zustand: ottimo. In 4° (20 x 15). Pp. 422. Magnifica illustrazione xilografica al titolo, altra superba bordura in principio al testo. Alcune firme ms coeve di appartenenza al titolo. Margini contenuti ma buon esemplare solido e fresco in legatura germanica antica mezza pergamena, titolo oro al dorso. Bella edizione (1.a Roma 1515) di una delle opere più significative della storia grammaticale e della locuzione latina, compilata dal discusso cardinale, che fu molto vicino ad Alessandro VI, in particolare nel sostegno delle politiche in chiave antifrancese. Oltre che un'apprezzabile produzione poetica, è l'opera più importante di Castellesi, tentativo di catalogare la letteratura latina in periodi antiquissimum, antiquum, perfectum e infine imperfectum per l'età successiva a Cicerone, del quale il C. era un convinto sostenitore. ADAMS, C-898. VD16, C-1454. IA: 133.460.…

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2 opere legate in un volume in 8 (cm 10,5 x 17), pp. 402 + (14) di indice; 192 + (50 bianche) aggiunte in fine per annotazioni. La seconda opera, che termina a pagina 192, e' mancante delle ultime 8 pagine (4 carte). Ampia macchia d'inchiostro alle pagine 141-142-143-144 con mancanza di un lembo di carta al margine interno con perdita del testo (prima opera). Legatura settecentesca in piena pergamena. Due opere stampate a Lione, presso Sebastiano Grifo, nel 1542 (la seconda mancante, appunto delle ultime 4 carte). La prima e' il 'De sermone latino' di Adriano Castellesi, detto anche Adriano da Corneto,ÂCardinale di San Grisogono, chiamato comunemente il CardinaleÂAdriano. L'opera, che ebbe molto successo e fu piu' volte ristampata nel corso dei Cinquecento e del Seicento, e' dedicataÂa Carlo VI di Spagna.ÂE' un manuale di storia della letteratura latina ricordato, in realta', per l'ultima parte, un poemetto a tema venatorio su una partita di caccia fatta dal cardinale Ascanio Sforza nelle pianure di Tivoli. La seconda e' un'opera di retorica,Âuscita in edizione originale nel 1538, del riformista e pedagogo tedescoÂJohann Sturm. ITA.…

First Edition. [bound with:]CURIONE, Celio Secondo. Coelii Secundi Curionis Araneus, seu de providentia Dei, libellus vere aureus, cum aliis nonnullis eiusdem opusculis, lectu dignissimis, nuncq[ue] primum in lucem editis Basel, Johannes Oporinus, July 1544. [and:]WITZEL, Georg. Sylvula dictorum ecclesiasticorum e S.Patribus promiscue collectorum Mainz, Franz Behem, 1544. Three works in one vol., 8vo; I: ff.[143] (of 144, wanting blank a8), woodcut device to title, woodcut initial, old repair at foot of C7v, paperflaw to lower margin of K4; II: pp.[40], '184' (recte 284), [2], [2, blank], woodcut initials; III: ff.96, woodcut device to last page, woodcut initials, marks to last page; occasional creasing to corners, some toning; overall very good in slightly later half vellum, boards covered with fragments from a fourteenth/fifteenth-century manuscript dyed green, four raised bands to spine; some wear to spine and corners, and rubbing to covers; inscription to front flyleaf by Heinrich Rixner dated 7 May 1678, inscription at foot of title 'Sum M.Rodolphi Hillebrandi Bremensis' (see below), armorial bookplate of the 'Society of Writers to Her Majesty's Signet' (with withdrawn stamp) to front pastedown; occasional early marginalia in various hands (cropped).A fine sammelband of theological works, with interesting provenance. The Devera philosophia (first published Bologna, 1507) is the most important work of the Italian cardinal and English agent in Rome, Adriano Castellesi (c.14611521). 'The dedication to HenryVII suggests that Castellesi developed an interest in scripture while in England. Castellesi'sopinions emerge only in the section titles, but they reveal a strong scepticism about the powers of human reason and an equally marked preference for scripture' (ODNB). The second item is the first edition of a collection of writings by the Italian humanist and heterodox reformer Celio Secondo Curione (15031569), published at Basel where he was a religious exile. The content covers divine providence, the immortality of the soul, the education of children, Christian paradoxes, and StJohn's gospel, and includes an oration in praise of scribes. The final work is the first edition of an anthology of quotations from the Church Fathers compiled by the German theologian Georg Witzel (15011573). Witzel studied with Luther at Wittenberg and served for some years as a Lutheran pastor. 'However, intensive study of the writings of the Church Fathers caused him to turn away from Lutheranism, and by1533he was a Catholic preacher in Eisleben' (Grove Music Online). Provenance: 1. Rudolph Hildebrand (15461609), theologian from Bremen, who served as a pastor in Braunschweig. 2. The German theologian Heinrich Rixner (16341692). His inscription to the front flyleaf records the death and funeral of his mother Gertrud Ernsts in 1678. Rixner studied theology and philosophy at the university of Jena, taught metaphysics and theology at Helmstedt, and was latterly a preacher at Halberstadt. I.USTC 661467; VD16 C 1483; Adams C906. OCLC records only one copy in the US (University of Notre Dame) and two in the UK (BL, CUL). II.USTC 622863; VD16 C 6416; Adams C3082. III.USTC 695302; VD16 W4021; Adams W134. OCLC finds only two copies in the US (Harvard, University of Pennsylvania) and 2 in the UK (CUL, University of Durham). Language: Latin.…

. 16 cm. 8 h., 167 fol., 1 h. Marca tipográfica en la portada y al final propia de los Sessae que muestra un gato con un ratón en la boca y la inscripción Dissimilium infida societas. Enc. documental en pergamino fatigado, planos rozados. * Italia, Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico (ICCU) 009993. Latín. Sermones. …

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Woodcut architectural border to title page, lower portion depicting the Adoration of the Magi, two large, 12-line white on black woodcut initial opening text, single five-line woodcut initial, typographic ornament throughout. 8vo (153 x 95mm). [8]ff., 368, 368-448, [22]pp. Contemporary blind-tooled French calf over pasteboards, cover with blind fillets, panelled with knotwork roll with crowned dolphin, crowned ermine tail and crowned fleur-de-lis, spine with 4 raised bands, gauffered edges with 'CHASTEL VILLAIN ALABRE DOR' lettered to foreedge, top and bottom edges gauffered with patterns of vines and bunches of grapes, 'Gramm.Hadr card' inked along top edge, spine lined with waste manuscript (spine restored, head and tail sympathetically replaced, corners repaired, calf a little scuffed and stained).  Cologne: Hero Fuchs,  A handsome copy of this popular Renaissance study of and instructive manual for the use of classical Latin by the ambitious Cardinal, conspirator and English agent in Rome Adriano Castellesi (1461-1521), in contemporary French calf with sumptuous - if mysterious - gauffered edges.  While the vine leaf and grape pattern at the head and foot of the text block is a familiar gauffering motif, the connection of 'chastel villain a l'abre d'or' that is so prominently gauffered on the fore edge of the text block, with the present work, or its previous owners - a Johannes Mongmot, perhaps Montmort, who has inscribed their name to the upper pastedown and verso of the final leaf - is unclear. It may indicate eastern French, noble provenance; Châteauvillain is a small medieval town in eastern France, with a long line of seigneurie associated with it, and with a curious chivalric connection to the emblem of 'l'arbre d'or'. According to an amateur history of the diocese, the town was once called Château-Gentil and had a golden tree, or 'arbre d'or' incorporated into its coat of arms, but the bad behaviour of an errant seigneur of the town, who kidnapped a princess and fled to Spain, occasioned the name change to Château-villain (Jacques Vignier, Décade historique du diocèse de Langres).  Possibly drafted in Bologna in 1507, Castellesi's treatise on Ciceronian Latin - 'the only sort that would do, insisted its author' (ODNB) - was first published in 1515, and enjoyed immense popularity over the course of the sixteenth century, running to many editions. Castellesi himself was a shrewd political operator with strong ties to the bureaucratic and political intrigues of both the papal court in Rome, and the Tudor court in England in the decades either side of 1500. "Castellesi began a career in the papal bureaucracy, and in 1488 was sent by Innocent VIII to intervene in the Scottish civil war. The killing of James III on 11 June forced his return to Rome, but not before he had met Henry VII, which probably helped to secure him the office of papal collector in England in 1490. It gave him enormous profits" (ODNB). Castellesi was awarded several prebendaries, privileges and bishoprics by successive Popes - including Hereford and Bath & Wells - and also represented the interests of Henry VII and Margaret Beaufort, Thomas Wolsey, and pressed for the marriage licence for Prince Henry Tudor and Katherine of Aragon, at the Vatican over the course of his career, before his decisive fall from grace and death - likely murdered by a servant - in 1521.  Most scandalously, in 1503 he "threw the famous banquet following which Alexander VI died, allegedly poisoned in a miscarried plot to murder Castellesi himself. The latter also fell violently ill and eventually his entire skin sloughed off, but he recovered sufficiently to be able to act in effect as cardinal protector of England during the brief reign of Pius III." Sporadic annotation to margins in early hand, MS notes in early hand to verso of final leaf, 'Gramm. Hadr. Card' below. Provenance: 1. Possibly a member of the noble family of Châteauvillain, of the Haute-Marne region of easter.…