adrien perier (5 Ergebnisse)

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Paris, chez Adrian Perier, ruë S. Iacques au Compas, (printer François Du Carroy), 1606, 2 vols in-4°, 24 x 16,5 cm, [1] (16)nn pp + 757 pp + (29) nn pp (index), [2] (8)nn pp + 643 pp + (13)nn pp (first and last blank). Vol. 1 ends with the leaf Fffii (fin du supplement de l'indice) lacks probably leaf iii & iv, presumably blank. Bound in somewhat later (18th c. ?) half leather, boards covered with marbled paper. edges painted red, with green and red leather title labels. Top turn- in of one volume damaged and partly missing. Last pages of vol. 1 with some old clear waterstains. Still a nice set of a very rare book. This edition of the works by Plutarchus was made by Jacques Amyot (1513 - 1593). The preface ( l'avis au lecteurs) is written by S.G.S. ( Simon Goulart senlisien). The work was printed by François du Corroy as indicated on pp (756) of volume 1. The copy of this work at the BN-Paris has the publisher's name R.Fouet. The only 2 other copies listed on USTC (Edinburgh and Illinois) don't mention a publisher. Our copy is published by Adrien Périer. He was brother of book dealer Jérémie Périer and had previously worked for the book seller Abraham Pacard. In 1599 he married Madeleine Plantin, daughter of the Antwerp printer publisher Christophe Plantin. ( She was previously married until his death to Gilles Beys). Hence the wood-engraved printer's mark on the title page ''Labore et Constantia''; copied after the famous Antwerp example.

Parisiis (Paris), Ex Officina Plantiniana (Plantin). Apud Hadrianum Perier, 1600, 1 volume in-8 de 222x145 mm environ, (4) ff. (Page de Titre avec marque typographique, Epitre dédicatoire, Avertissement lecteur, Privilege), 115 pages (Les silves), 512 pages/532 (Thebaide/Achilleide), 116 pages (Commentaires Domizio Calderino sur les Sylves). Il manque les 20 pages qui constitue la partie d'annotations d'Adrien Behotte sur la Thébaïde, l'Index de 12 pages, ainsi que le dernier feuillet avec la marque de l'imprimeur. Demi-basane granitée havane, dos à nerfs portant titres dorés sur pièce de titre rouge, tranches rouges. Des frottements sur les coupes, des mouillures, incomplet sinon bon état. Stace (Publius Papinius Statius) est un poète de langue latine de la Rome antique, né à Naples le 27 mars 40, mort en 96.