benzelius (27 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

XII, 108, (8) s. + 1 plansch. Förlagsband med skyddsomslag. Fint ex. Efterord av Teddy Brunius.

Bokförlaget Rediviva, Stockholm 1987. XI, 107, (8) sidor, inbunden med skyddsomslag. Omslag något naggat.

Zustand: New. In.

Kungl. Vetenskaps- och Vitterhets-Samhället, Göteborg 1980. xiv, 250; 251-452 pp. 2 volumes. Soft cover. Fine condition. (Acta Regiae Societatis Scientiarum et Litterarum Gothoburgensis 16).

(2), 22 s. Häftad, tagen ur band. Titelblad och inlaga med riss och veck i hörn och marginaler, några sidor med fuktfläck i övre marginalen. Titelbladet med ett par mindre naggar samt liten diskret tillskrift i nedre marginalen.

Tagen ur band. Stockholm, tryckt hos direct. Lars Salvius, [1758]. 8:o. [ii] + 42 s. Med graverad vinjett på titelsidan.

Zustand: Very Good. Stockholm, hos Lars Salvius, 1746. 8:o. (2),+ 22 s. Titeln med KVA:s vapen i träsnitt, smärre fläckar och bläcknumrering. Tagen ur band, sprängda snitt. Svaren av Pehr Elvius. Henric Benzelius (1689-1758), kyrkoman, slutligen ärkebiskop. Olof Celsius (1716-1794), historiker, författare, biskop i Lund. Hans berömda vältalighet gjorde att han ofta fick hålla åminnelsetal över akademiens bortgångna ledamöter. Preses 1:a kvartalet 1754 och 4:e kvartalet 1767. Softcover / Paperback.

Zustand: Very Good. Stockholm, hos Lars Salvius, 1746. 8:o. (2),+ 22 s. Titelbladet med grav. vinjett och smärre ljusa fläckar. Tagen ur band, sprängda snitt. Svaren av Pehr Elvius. Henric Benzelius (1689-1758), kyrkoman, slutligen ärkebiskop. Olof Celsius (1716-1794), historiker, författare, biskop i Lund. Hans berömda vältalighet gjorde att han ofta fick hålla åminnelsetal över akademiens bortgångna ledamöter. Preses 1:a kvartalet 1754 och 4:e kvartalet 1767. Softcover / Paperback.

Zustand: Very Good. Stockholm, hos Lars Salvius, 1746. 8:o. (2),+ 22 s. Titelbladet med grav. vinjett. Ljus fuktrand upptill i marginalen, några småfläckar. Tagen ur band och insatt i senare enkelt pappersomslag. Svaren av Pehr Elvius. Henric Benzelius (1689-1758), kyrkoman, slutligen ärkebiskop. Olof Celsius (1716-1794), historiker, författare, biskop i Lund. Hans berömda vältalighet gjorde att han ofta fick hålla åminnelsetal över akademiens bortgångna ledamöter. Preses 1:a kvartalet 1754 och 4:e kvartalet 1767. Softcover / Paperback.

4to (233 x 183 mm), [6], 74pp., wide margin copy, woodcut head-piece and decorative initial, some text in Arabic type, later paper wrappers, unopened and uncut. This is the earliest catalogue of the Uppsala University Library collections, perhaps the greatest in Sweden. A full catalogue of the collections was not published until 1814. Under the leadership of Erik Benzelius (1675-1743), the Library of the University of Upsala grew, benefiting from many important gifts. These included the 100 books and manuscripts described here which were collected and donated by Sparfvenfeldt. He was a diplomat and amateur linguist who collected many precious books and manuscripts on his travels in Russia, Europe, and northern Africa. Here he carefully describes the 41 Arabic, 8 Greek, and 7 Latin MSS including an eighth-century Greek text and an Italian Bible of 1474. The 41 printed books included five Chinese block-printed volumes, and also a famous world map (1674) by Ferdinand Verbiest. From the library of Bernard Breslauer, New York.

4to. Uncut copy in later wrappers. Pp. (iv), 74. Last leaf creased at upper right corner, and a small tear at the margin. An annotated collection of Oriental books and manuscripts donated by Sparwenfeld to the Library of the University of Upsala. Sparwenfeld (1655-1727) was a Swedish diplomat and linguist who is known to speak fourteen languages including Arabic. He acquired the collection during his travels in Egypt, Syria and Tunisia at the end of the 17th century. The collection comprises sixty-one manuscripts, of which forty-one in Arabic, Persian and Turkish. Further it contains forty-two printed books in various languages, including several in Chinese. Three of the Chinese books were presented to Sparwenfeld by Philippe Couplet in 1690. At the end a few more manuscripts are described. This catalogue was compiled by the Swedish scholars Eric Benzelius t.y. and Olaus Celsius t.e. A crisp copy. Almquist, Sveriges Bibl.Lit. 2838. Schnurrer 17 & 25. Smitskamp PO 113 d.

4to. [6], 74 pp. With a woodcut garland of fruits, leaves and nuts on the title-page, 1 woodcut headpiece and 1 woodcut decorated initial. Set in roman, italic, Arabic and Greek type. Later paper wrappers. Catalogue of the collection of 126 Persian, Arabian, Turkish, Greek, Latin and other books and manuscripts donated to the Library of the University of Uppsala by Johan Gabriel Sparwenfeld (1655-1727). It was compiled by the Swedish scholars Eric Benzelius the younger (1670-1756) and Olaus Celsius the elder (1675-1743). The main series of manuscripts (items I-LXI), described in great detail, includes 41 in Arabic, Persian and Turkish, 8 in Greek (one dating back to the eighth century) and 12 in Latin and modern European languages. These are followed by 42 printed books (LXII-CIII) including 2 in Chinese, several in Arabic, the 1581 Ostrog Bible (the first Bible printed in Old Slavonic) and several other exotic languages, including Irish (set in Anglo-Saxon type). A few more manuscripts (mostly Arabic) are added at the end, numbered I-VI and I-XV, plus an unnumbered geographic manuscript in Chinese (3 volumes). This is the earliest catalogue of the Uppsala University Library's collections. The Arabic, Persian and Turkish titles are set in a large Arabic type cut for the physician and orientalist Peter Kirsten by the Swedish punchcutter Peter von Selow (who served his apprenticeship under Tycho Brahe) and first used at Breslau in 1608. Werner, printer to the university at Uppsala sice 1701, seems to have been the first Swedish printer to use types by Nicolaus Kis, two of his italics and one roman appearing in the present book, though not the roman used for the main text. - After finishing his studies at Uppsala, Sparwenfeld travelled throughout Europe and accompanied the Swedish ambassador to Moscow, where he took an interest in Slavonic languages. On his travels he collected many precious books and manuscripts. In 1687 he returned to Stockholm, where he carried out a study of manuscripts from the ancient Goths. He travelled to Holland, France and Spain, dealing with the Blaeu printing office and mediating in the production of Georgian type cut by Nicolaus Kis for the exiled King of Georgia. In 1691 he travelled to Egypt, Syria and Tunis. Though a Protestant, he presented the manuscript of his Slavonic lexicon to Pope Innocent XII, who granted him access to the Vatican library, a rare honour for a Protestant. He returned to Sweden in 1694. He continued to correspond with scholars throughout Europe even after he retired to his estate in 1712. He wrote and spoke 14 languages. - In very good condition, with only occasional very slight foxing, wholly untrimmed, preserving the deckles and point holes and with the bolts unopened. A remarkable catalogue of an extraordinary library, especially rich in Arabic manuscripts. - Almqvist, Sveriges bibliogr. litteratur 2838. Smitskamp, PO 113 (note).

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. [Benzelius, Eric (the younger) & Olof Celsius (the Elder) compilers]. Catalogus Centuriae Librorum Rarissimorum Manuscript. & partim Impressorum, Arabicorum, Persicorum, Turcicorum, Graecorum, Latinorum, &c. Qua anno MDCCV Bibliothecam Publicam Academiae Upsalensis auxit & exornavit Ioan. Gabr. Sparvenfeldius, S:ae R:ae a ceremoniis Legatorum publicis Primarius. Upsala, Joh[n]Henr[ik] Werner, 1706. 4to. [6] + 74p. Roman, italic, Arabic & Greek type. Engraved title vignette with floral & fruit motif, 1st text page with ornamental headpiece & initial.Untrimmed. Wrappers. Catalogue raisonné of the outstanding collection of oriental manuscripts and books donated to Upsala University Library in 1705 by the Swedish scholar Johan Gabriel Sparvenfeldt (1655-1727). The treasures were selected by him during extensive travels in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, undertaken as part of a royal commission to search for source material on the history of Sweden. The Sparvenfeldt gift was the most significant single acquisition by Upsala University Library, already famous for its exceptional holdings of early Greek manuscripts at the time. The donation comprised fortyone codices in Arabic, Persian and Turkish, eight in Greek (including an 8th century text - one bought in Venice and the rest in Spain), one in Chinese, and twelve in Latin and western languages (including an Italian Bible of 1474). The fortyone printed books in exotic languages include titles in Arabic, an early Slavonic Bible, and two Chinese imprints (given to the donor in 1691 by the Philippe Couplet, Procurator of the China Jesuits in Rome). This is the earliest catalogue of the Upsala University collections and it is typographically the most remarkable, as it is set in roman, italic, Arabic and Greek type; The handsome, bold Arabic type apparent throughout, was cut for the German orientalist Peter Kirsten a century earlier see Smitskamp PO 113. Most if the Greek type occurs in the section on pp50 to 61. Edited by the distinguished scholars Eric Benzelius the Younger (1670-1756), the librarian, who had already made important acquisitions earlier, and Olof Celsius the Elder (1675-1743). A fine, fresh copy with its wide margins untrimmed and almost entirely uncut. Almquist, Sveriges bibliografiska litteratur förtecknad 2838; Bestermann 17 & 25.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This rare and prized edition of the Gothic Gospels is presented in its original language, with extensive footnotes and analysis by noted scholar Ericus Benzelius. An essential resource for anyone interested in the history and evolution of biblical texts.

Zustand: Very Good. (Uppsala, 1758 (?)). 4:o. (2),+ 48 s. Numrering i bläck på titelbladet. Tagen ur band, sprängda snitt. Med senare blekblå ryggpappersremsa. Henrik Benzelius (1689-1758), ärkebiskop, professor i österländska språk i Lund. På en resa till Mellanöstern för studier i orientaliska språk råkade han i Bender Karl XII och hölls kort tid fången efter kalabaliken. Sven Lagerbring (1707-1787). Softcover / Paperback.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This rare and prized edition of the Gothic Gospels is presented in its original language, with extensive footnotes and analysis by noted scholar Ericus Benzelius. An essential resource for anyone interested in the history and evolution of biblical texts.

(8), 478, (16) s. Senare rygg och hörn i skinn, titelbladet reparerat samt med stora bläckfläckar, i övrigt bra. "Skriven på prästerskapets uppdrag vid 1726-27 års riksdag, godkänd av ständerna på 1734 års riksdag och påbjuden vid alla rikets universitet och gymnasier Den kom att långt in på 1800-talet för generationer av svenska framstå som inbegreppet av den evangeliska salighetsläran. De benzeliska läroböckerna, som sålunda erhöll ett slags statsmonopol, utmärkte sig för sin enkelhet och reda som väckte samtidens beundran." (Pleijel).

Zustand: Very good. Stockholm, A. J. Nordström and Norrköping, A. F. Raam, respectively, 1791. 8:o. (2),224,(26) pp. Plain burgundy sprinkled boards. Stamp on verso of title. Spotting in parts, somewhat larger stain in upper margin on pp. 101-14. A few minor holes and paper losses in the margins. Almquist 3189. Setterwall 83. Gjörwell Förtekning 170. Published by C. C. Gjörwell. The index, which was printed in Norrköping, was compiled by Elias Pasch. Catalogues of the manuscript and letter collections once belonging to the Swedish archbishop Eric Benzelius the younger (1675-1743), which are now in the diocesan department of Linköping Public Library.

4to (193 x 150 mm), [6], 74pp., woodcut head-piece and decorative initial, some text in Arabic type, disbound. This is the earliest catalogue of the Uppsala University Library collections, perhaps the greatest in Sweden. A full catalogue of the collections was not published until 1814. Under the leadership of Erik Benzelius (1675-1743), the Library of the University of Upsala grew, benefiting from many important gifts. These included the 100 books and manuscripts described here which were collected and donated by Sparfvenfeldt. He was a diplomat and amateur linguist who collected many precious books and manuscripts on his travels in Russia, Europe, and northern Africa. Here he carefully describes the 41 Arabic, 8 Greek, and 7 Latin MSS including an eighth-century Greek text and an Italian Bible of 1474. The 41 printed books included five Chinese block-printed volumes, and also a famous world map (1674) by Ferdinand Verbiest.

Zustand: Very Good. Uppsala, J. H. Werner, 1706. 4:o. (6),74 pp. Sewn as issued, uncut and unopened in later rag paper wrappers. A few insignificant spots. Minor dampstaining in upper margin here and there in the beginning and towards the end. Almquist Sveriges bibliografiska litteratur 2838. Warmholtz Bibliotheca historica Sueo-Gothica 9270. A catalogue of the splendid donation made by Sparwenfeld to Uppsala University Library. The collection had been assembled during his extensive travels, which brought him to all the European centres of learning, and also to Russia and North Africa. The largest portion of the collection consists of manuscripts, many of which are in Arabic and Persian.

Editio novissima, Göteborg, Joh. Georg Lange, 1743. (12),356,(44) sidor. 12:mo. Samtida , något nött skinnryggsband. Titelbladet lite skadat.[#180979].

Editio novissima, Göteborg, Joh. Georg Lange, 1743. (12),356,(44) sidor. 12:mo. Samtida pergamentband.[#201757].

Editio tertia, cur Erici Benzelii, filii. Uppsala, Joh. Henr. Werner, 1717. 12:o. (12),285,(38) s. Första arket med dedikationsblad och företal tryckt på tjockt skrivpapper. Samtida solkigt pergamentband med handtextad ryggtitel. Sid. 120-121 med solkfläck. Några sidor med svaga blyertsmarkeringar och dedikationsbladet med blyertsanteckningar. Fria försättsblad saknas. Litet nagg på nedre hörn sid. 207-214. Insidan av främre pärm med gammalt bläckkludd och namnteckningar. Titelblad med överkorsad namnteckning Nils Adolph Humble och namnteckning Aron Sven Leffler 1783. 14 x 8 cm. *Benzelius kyrkohistoriska handbok som först utkom 1695 och i många år fick tjäna som lärobok i ämnet. Nya upplagor trycktes långt in på 1800-talet. Den tryckta dedikationen är ställd till Karl XII.[#\139819].

Zustand: Very Good. Uppsala, Joh. Henr. Werneri, 1717. 12:o. (12),+ 285,+ 38 s. Enstaka samtida marginalanteckningar med bläck. Samtida pergamentband, handtextad titel på ryggen. Bakre försättsblad med handskriven biblisk kronologisk tabell. Överstruken äldre namnteckning på titelbladet. Delvis oläslig bibliotekstämpel från skolbibliotek. Tredje upplagan av Benzelius populära kyrkohistoriska handbok utgiven av sonen Eric Benzelius d.y. Den första upplagan kom 1695 och den andra 1699, båda tryckta i Strängnäs. Ytterligare upplagor följde under 1700-talet. En svensk översättning utgavs 1734. Boken bygger på Benzelius föreläsningsanteckningar från Uppsala och var dedicerad till Karl XII som kronprins, varav den felaktiga traditionen uppstått, att den sammanskrivits för dennes räkning. Eric Benzelius d.ä. (1632-1709) var professor i Uppsala från 1665, biskop i Strängnäs 1687 och slutligen ärkebiskop 1700. Hardcover / Hardback.

F. Schonberg och Björkegrens Enka, Linköping 1791. 8vo. På skrivepapir. Kobberstukket frontispiece-portræt. XXVII+(1)+330+(26) sider. Indbundet helt ubeskåret med brede margener i et dejligt helbind af flammet kalveskind med rig forgyldning på ryg og kanter samt ind- og udvendige guldbordurer på permerne. Ryggen ganske let plettet. I en marmoreret kassette. Exlibris indsat (Harald Wiens, Löberöd Slot i Skåne). * Værket kostede oprindelig, heftet med samt portrættet, 36 svenske skilling og solgtes til benefice for Linköpings Bibliotek, hvor den senere ærkebiskop i begyndelsen af det 18. århundrede tjente som bibliotekar. Det prægtige senere bind har nu nok stået bestilleren i lidt mere.

Zustand: Very Good. Uppsala, J. H. Werner, 1706. 4:o. (6),+ 74 s. Häftad, oskuren och delvis ouppsprättad, med senare pappersomslag. Almquist 2838. Warmholtz 9270. Katalogen över Johan Gabriel Sparwenfelds donation 1705 av orientaliska manuskript och böcker till Uppsala universitetsbibliotek, vilka han ihopbragt under sina utländska resor. Samlingen består till största delen av manuskript, varav många på arabiska och persiska. Softcover / Paperback.