antonius thysius (16 Ergebnisse)

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HardBack. Zustand: Very Good. First edition. L. Coelii Lactantii Firmiani Opera, quæ extant, omnia: Accedunt Carmina vulgò asscripta Lactantio. Cwm notis Antonii Thysii, published by Lugduni Batavorum Leffen, 1652. Presumed 1st Edition Thus. 670pp + indices. Steel engraved frontispiece and page headings. Internally Very good clean tight sound square, no bookplate or inscription, pale easily erasable pencil underlining to prelims to pp16, note of editions handwritten in ink and dated 1715 to lower endpaper, no further marks of any kind, well held in joints and hinges, remarkably free from foxing or browning. Beautifully bound in white vellum leather stitched to joints, French yapped to fore-edges and with handwritten author and date black ink; 'Lactanttius 1652'. Lusius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius 250-325, was born a Pagan, became an early Chrisian apologist, was declared Professor of Rhetoric by emperor Diocletian before resigning and living in poverty, was subsequently reinstated to high office as Latin tutor to the son of Crispus,the latter becoming Caesar and being put to death by his father Constantine. The volume in hand contains all surviving works, and is beautifully bound in vellum, the same used for the Magna Carta and all laws in England. Only one Vellum maker remains in the UK. An increasingly uncommon Edition, bound in an increasingly uncommon material, by an increasingly sought after author. His works were copied in manuscript several times in the 15th century and were first printed in 1465 by the Germans Arnold Pannartz and Konrad Sweynheim at the Abbey of Subiaco, the first book printed in Italy to have a date of printing. It was probably the fourth book ever printed in Italy. A copy of this 1465 edition was sold at auction in 2000 for more than $1 million.

8° (19x11), [30], 556, [50] S., 1 Bl., ganzseitiger Titelkupfer (von Reinier van Persyn), Pgmt d.Zt. mit handschrifl RTitel, Kantenschutz, alte Besitzvermerke Heinrich Rixner / Jeremias Rixner, Helmstadt), vereinzelte Unterstreichungen, 1 Bl. mit kleinem Eckabriss im Rand, letztes weisses Blatt mit handschriftl Eintragung, leicht fleckig, gutes festes Exemplar, Gaius Sallustius Crispus (86-35v) gilt als der erste große Geschichtsschreiber Roms. Die Verschwörung des Catilina.- Der Krieg gegen Jugurtha.- Briefe an Caesar.- Fragmente aus den 'Historien'.- Sprache: Latein. * * * due to EPR-Restrictions NO SHIPPING to Bulgaria, Danmark, Greece, Luxembourg, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Slovakia and Spain * * *.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 8vo (20 x 12 cm). *8 A-Z8 Aa2- Aa8 Bb-Zz8 Aaa-Hhh8 Iii7; [8] 844 pp. plus 16 of index. Engraved title page; dedicatory letter to Christina, Queen of Sweden. Opposite the t-page is an award of merit dated 1657. Floriated initials; Roman and Italic type, in Latin. Slight yellowing and foxing, but still very crisp. Contemporary vellum; ties missing; blind-stamped decoration with two rampant lions supporting a coat of arms surmounted by a crown on upper and lower covers. Spine in five separate compartments with blind-stamped decoration; manuscript title and date on spine. Manuscript ex-libris on first flyleaf with date (1863); manuscript inscription on previous owner p. 1 (P[eter] L[aing] Gordon of Craigmyle 1860). Overall, a very good crisp copy. The engraved title page depicts a woman who is holding a spear in her right hand, and a cornucopia and a sail in her left; she is crowned by a laurel wreath, her breast is uncovered, and she is stepping on a tortoise. In the background we see the Colosseum and what could be identified as the Arch of Constantine. At her feet is the cartouche with the imprint in Latin. The Rijksmuseum have identified her as the allegorical representation of Europa, following the description found in Cesare Ripa s Iconologia. The engraving is by Reinier van Persijn (1615-1668), as testified by the signature at the left of the foot of Europa. The award of merit opposite the title page reads: Bonae spei ac liberalis ingenii adolescentulo (I. H. Tatum) hoc incitamentum laudis & virtutis praemium in Classe (Quinta) publice dabant Ampliss. Dd. Coss. & Scholarchae Amstelodamenses. Ita testor (Cornelius Stadus) Gymnasii publici in (veteri) urbis re- gione Rector. Examine (astivo). CIC I ƆC. It is decorated by a woodcut in which we see two rampant lions supporting a coat of arms under a crown (like the blind-stamped decoration on the covers); it is likely this could have been the coat of arms of the school which awarded the book to the young student.

Zustand: VG. 24mo. (XLVIII)+334 pp. With additional engraved title, wood-engr. printer's mark on title. Hardcover. Contemp. full calf, covers & spine gilt. (Top of spine dam.).

hardcover. Zustand: very good(+). 24mo. (48pp)+334 pp. Wood engraved title page with printer's device and an additional engraved title page. [Leiden]: Lugduni Batavorum, ex Officina Johannus Maire, 1645. Together with: A compendium of Dutch history from Julius Caesar to this time. His orator's discourse on the assault of Sassa of Gaunt was added. 526 pp., engraved title page, very thick 24mo, full wallet edged original vellum a bit soiled, the pages of both titles are fine and clean. [Leiden]: Lugduni Batavorum, ex Officina Johannus Maire, 1630. A very good copy. Scarce.

Zustand: Gut. 878 S. Opp. Index. Einband min. fl., Bibelschild, insgesamt sehr gut erhalten. Sprache: Deutsch.

Kl. 8°. Titelkupfer (Persyn fc), 16 Bl. 556 S. 25 Bl. Pergament der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel. 1. Ausgabe des reformierten Theologen (1603-1665) in lateinischer Sprache. Sallust war Gegner der alten römischen Aristokratie und Anhänger von Julius Caesar. Er ist der früheste bekannte römische Historiker mit überlieferten Werken, von denen wir Catilinas Krieg, den Jugurthinischen Krieg (über Roms Krieg gegen die Numider von 111 bis 105 v. Chr.) und die Historien (von denen nur Fragmente überlebten) hier behandelt finden. - Alte Marginalien in grüner und schwarzer Tinte. Innendeckel mit eigenhändigem Besitzvermerk des Wiener Dichters Otto Stoessl. Sprache: Latein.

[12] + 334 + [22]pp., 19cm., vellum (title written on spine, library label removed from spine), engraved hand-coloured title page, ornamental initials, few foxing, small stain on edges, some annotations on the front endpaper, text in Latin, [contains the annotated edition by Antonius Thysius of the Historia Romana of Velleius Paterculus, c.19 BC-31 AD), K75660.

8vo. pp. [xvi], 844, [xxxii]. Engraved title, woodcut initials and endpieces. Occasional very faint spotting. Contemporary vellum, title inked to spine, fore-edges slightly overlapped, edges sprinkled blue. Vellum a little marked, endpapers a bit dusty, very good. Ownership inscription of W.G. Huygens in gold to ffep. Seven lines of notes in an old hand to rear free endpaper. Variorum edition superintended by Thysius the younger (1603-1665) and published during his time as Librarian of the University of Leiden, a post he held from 1655 until his death. Thysius's tenure fell between those of Daniel Heinsius (16071655) and Johannes Fredericus Gronovius (16651671). Dibdin II, 522; Schweiger II, 1110.

Zustand: Gut. [11 nn Bll. Mit gestochenem Titelblatt] 534 S. [22 nn Bll.] Schweiger II, 879; Schönes Exemplar in der gesuchten Gronovius Edition. la Gewicht in Gramm: 1200 Oktavo Ganzpergamenteinband der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel.

Leiden, ex Officina P.Leffen, 1652, small in-8°, 15 x 10 cm, engraved frontispiece, titlepage with vignette, 12 nn pp + 670 pp + (29) pp (index) + (3)(bl). 19th-century full leather binding, decorated covers, marbled edges, ex libris L. de Ronchaud. Lactantius was called sometimes the Christian Cicero because of the beauty of his style. His main work; ''Divinarum Institutionum Libri VII'' (The divine institutions) is considered to be the first attempt at a systematic exposition of Christian theology in Latin. The author was also at one time tutor to Crispus, emperor Constantine's son. Antonius Thysius (1603 - 1665) was professor at Leiden university.

Leiden (Lugduni Batavorum), ex officina Adriani Wyngaerden, 1650, 8vo., half leather binding with decorative paper (kievietsmarmer), ribbed spine, red sprinkled edges, [18]+531+[34]pp. The book is in excellent condition with a skillfully rebacked spine, opens beautifully. The book comes with a restoration report (in Dutch) and a custom made acid free folder. There are some black stains on the edges of a few pages, a small wormhole through pages 1-55 (top left corner, in the margins), a dark inkstain on page 73 and some waterstains. With an engraved titlepage (R. Persijn) and lovely decorative head- and tailpieces and decorative initials. There is a handwritten note in Latin on the front flyleaf stating this book was awarded to Joannes van Hoorenbeeke for being a top student. This note is dated to 1770.

Translation in Dutch of a negative judgement of the four professors of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Leiden on a pamphlet of the minister Anthonius Hornhovius (from Eemnes), intending to reconcile contra-remonstrants and remonstrants. Hornhovius' pamphlet, as well as this Leyden condemnation, appeared in 1626 (Kn. Nrs. 3691-3693). Dutch. Amsterdam: Brandt, Marten Jansz., 1626. h 180 x w 140 mm, in-4o, 22 pp., last one blank. Brown cover. Good condition, torn bottom right edge on title-page. Knuttel 3693; De Bie/Loosjes IV pag. 301.

Leiden, Wyngaerden, 1650. Einem Titelkupferstich. 1. Band; 531 S.: Jvstini Historiarum Philippicarum et Totius Mundi Originum, et Terraesitus, ex Trogo Pompejo. 2. Band; 334 S.: C. Velleii Pater Culi Historiae Romanae, ad M. Vinicium Cos. Schweinsleder der Zeit (Titelseite beschnitten ohne Bild oder Textverlust)--- 750 Gramm.