Calepinus ambrosius (20 Ergebnisse)

Cm. 22, pp. (8) 448; 122. Frontespizio in rosso e nero. Leg. d'inizio '800 in mezza pelle. Metà del dorso mancante, peraltro ben conservato.

Cm. 23, pp. (8) 448; 113 (1). Frontespizio in rosso e nero. Leg. coeva in mezza pergamena con titoli in oro su tassello al dorso. Qualche segno d'uso, ma esemplare genuino e ben conservato.

2 parts in 1 vol in-folio ( 39 x 24,5 x 13). 959 pp , 855 pp. Full leather binding with re-inforced spine. Decent copy of this considerably enlarged " octolingue dictionarium ". The eight languages being latin, greek, hebrew, french, italian, german, spanish and english.

hardcover. Zustand: Buono (Good). Cm. 29, cc. 623. Marchio tipografico al frontespizio e belle iniziali ornate. Legatura ottocentesca in mezza pelle e cart. rigido con titoli su tassello al dorso ed al piatto. Esemplare genuino ma con macchiette sparse e qualche abile rinforzo alle prime ed ultime carte. Manca l'ultima carta, sicuramente bianca (cfr. Iccu). Edizione non comune. Book.…

Complete in 2 volumes, iv,959 + 855 pp., large woodcut mark on title with Borde's device ('Semina fortunae geminat cum tempore virtus'), "Editio novissima", folio (39x25cm.), text printed in two columns, text in Latin, title in red and black, in two uniform cart. hardcover bindings (ca. 19th century, spines in leather, some use at ends, corners bumped and some slightly damaged), foxing throughout though text is always well readable, vague stain in margin of first pages of vol.1, small stamp on first blanco endpaper and on title page, nervertheless a good copy, [Monumental Latin dictionary with equivalents in 7 languages. The first edition was published in 1502, and since then it has been expanded and revised continuously. This edition is based on the revised edition by the French humanist Jean Passerat (1534-1602)], weight: 6.6kg., T107174.…

Editio altera emendatior, 2 volumes, folio, pp. [12], 578; 594, 30, 110; a6 A-2N8 [*] [?2] A-2Q8 a-o4; lacking [?] (Vol. II half title page) and o4 (blank); woodcut printer's devices, initials, and head- and tail-pieces; 19th-century three-quarter vellum over marbled paper-covered boards, brown morocco gilt spine label (Vol. II only); binding quite chipped and worn, joints cracked, crude tape repair to Vol. II spine, boards near loose; blank library bookplates mounted to front pastedowns; pages inconsistently browned and foxed, else textblock mostly good and sound. Labarre 202.…

Cui hac nostra sexta editione, folio, [2], 476, 18, 18, 56 ll.; [pi-pi2] A-3M8 3N-3O6 ?-3?6 A-C6 A-G8; engraved title page printed in red and black, woodcut initials and head- and tail-pieces; text in double column; 20th-century cream paper-covered boards, manuscript paper spine label; first and last few leaves quite ragged along edges with some small loss of text to F2 and F4 of the fourth section; marginal worming affecting text from E8-H6 of first section; occasional heavy browning and dampstaining, else a good, sound copy. This famous and durable polyglot dictionary was first published as a Latin lexicon in Reggio in 1502, and was gradually augmented by a series of editors to include up to ten languages, including English. "During the whole period of the Renaissance scarcely an important dictionary was published which did not reflect directly or indirectly the influence of Calepine" (Starnes). Labarre 181.…

Folio, 2 parts in 1, pp. [6], 988; 156; lacking the advertisement leaf [*4]; first title page printed in red and black, both with printer's woodcut device, text in both double and triple column, woodcut initials and ornaments; later maroon calf-backed marbled boards, gilt lettering and decoration on spine; title page backed, with paper repairs in the fore-margin and corners (barely touching any letterpress), paper repair in the lower corners of the first 15 leaves, last 4 leaves with neat repair in the fore-margins (again not touching any letterpress); all else good and sound. This famous and durable polyglot dictionary was first published as a Latin lexicon in Reggio in 1502, and was gradually augmented by a series of editors to include up to ten languages, including English. "During the whole period of the Renaissance scarcely an important dictionary was published which did not reflect directly or indirectly the influence of Calepine" (Starnes). Labarre 198.…

Editio quinta emendatior, & auctior, 2 volumes, folio; Vol. I: a6 A-2X6 2Y2; Vol. II: A-2I6 2K12 2L-3H6 3I8; full contemporary calf, elaborately gilt-tooled spine in 7 compartments, 2 tan gilt spine labels, all edges red; boards rubbed with minor loss of leather to Vol. I upper cover, lacking Vol. I half title page, else textblocks fine. Labarre 205; Vancil, p. 44.…

Editio quarta emendator, 2 volumes, folio, pp. [12], 554; [2], 570, 30, 110; Vol. I: a6 A-2L8 2M8; Vol. II: [?]1 A-2O8 2P4 a-g8; woodcut printer's marks and initials, Vol. I title page printed in red and black, text primarily in double column; full contemporary vellum (some minor soiling), manuscript spine title; edges scuffed and rubbed; 1744 ownership signature on title pages; pages unevenly browned, else textblocks very good and sound. Labarre 204. …

Editio septima emendatior, & auctior, 2 volumes in one, folio, pp. [8], 464, [2], 481, [1], 24, 86; [?]4 A-2P6 2Q4 [*]2 A-2R6 a-h6 i8; f missigned F; woodcut printer's mark and initials, title page printed in red and black, text primarily in double column; full contemporary calf, elaborately gilt-tooled spine in 7 compartments, all edges marbled, marbled endpapers; minor scuffing to binding; half title page starting to loosen, small stain affecting a couple of words to Vol. I leaf D, minor loss to Vol. II leaf I6, else textblock very good and sound. "The first edition (1502) in Latin only, was issued at Reggio. Subsequent editions were issued regularly in various towns. According to Brunet, at least 16 editions were issued by Aldus between 1542 and 1583. The "Calepine," as it came to be called, was gradually augmented to include various languages: Hebrew, Greek, French, Italian, German, Spanish and English. It continued to be printed throughout the 16th and 17th [and 18th centuries]. During the whole period of the Renaissance scarcely an important dictionary was published which did not reflect directly or indirectly the influence of Calepine . at once a dictionary abounding in grammatical and etymological information and an encyclopedia especially instructive about men and matters of antiquity" (Starnes, Renaissance Dictionaries, 51-2). Labarre 207.…

Folio, 2 volumes in 1, pp. [12], 902, [2], 815; both title pages printed in red and black, and both with printer's woodcut device, copper-engraved head-piece on dedication page, woodcut initials and ornaments; full contemporary parchment (some soiling), blind-stamped lozenges, later manuscript spine title; supplied endpapers, large loss to bottom quarter of half title page not affecting text repaired; a very good, sound copy of a large and impressive volume. This famous and durable work was first published as a Latin lexicon in Reggio in 1502, and was gradually augmented by a series of editors to include up to ten languages, including English. "During the whole period of the Renaissance scarcely an important dictionary was published which did not reflect directly or indirectly the influence of Calepine" (Starnes). The first edition to contain English equivalents was that of Lugduni 1585, Alston II, 94; Labarre 187.…

Edition octava retractatior, 2 volumes in one, folio, pp. [8], 464, [2], 481, [1], 24, 86; Vol. I: [?]4 A-2P6 2Q4; Vol. II: [*]2 A-2R6 a-h6 i8; woodcut printer's marks and initials, Vol. I title page printed in red and black, text primarily in double column; full contemporary tree calf, tan gilt-lettered spine label, all edges red; boards a bit scuffed and rubbed, late 19th-century rubber stamps on title page and title page verso; slightly later (1799) ownership inscription of C. Strigoniensis on front free endpaper, half title page, and title page; additional 1796 ownership inscription with contemporary cancellation; textblock about fine. Labarre 208.…

Folio, pp. [4], 1190, [2], [28]; A2 a-z8 A-3D8 3E-3F6 2*8 3*6; woodcut printer's mark and initials; full contemporary vellum (some darkening and soil spots), manuscript spine title; strip along top border of upper cover inexpertly cut away, joints cracked, cancelled contemporary ownership inscription on title page, some dampstaining to top fore-edge of preliminaries, else textblock about fine. Prefatory texts by Andreas Morguaesius and the printer Thibauld Payen. See Labarre 109 for a similar edition. OCLC locates one copy in the United States, at Indiana.…

Editio novissima, folio, 2 volumes in 1, pp. x, 446; 458, 22 (Verba barbara ex Calepini), 80 (Vocabulario Italiano, e Latino . per uso delle scuole di gramatica); primary title page printed in red and black and with woodcut vignette, lexicon in double column, appendices in triple column, contemporary calf-backed paper-covered boards, brown morocco label on spine; some rubbing and wear but generally a good, sound copy, or better. A late edition, but under the editorship of the renowned philologist, Jacobo Faccolati (1682-1769) who was both a philologist and lexicographer at Padua. His edition of Calepino was first published at Padua in 1718. It is here re-edited by Jean-Baptiste Gallicciolli. Labarre 210; Vancil, p. 44. …

Folio, 2 volumes in 1, pp. [12], 902, [2], 815; both title pages printed in red and black, and both with printer's woodcut device, copper-engraved head-piece on dedication page, woodcut initials and ornaments; contemporary full calf, gilt-decorated spine in 8 compartments, label perished; a good, sound copy of a large and impressive volume. This famous and durable work was first published as a Latin lexicon in Reggio in 1502, and was gradually augmented by a series of editors to include up to ten languages, including English. "During the whole period of the Renaissance scarcely an important dictionary was published which did not reflect directly or indirectly the influence of Calepine" (Starnes). The first edition to contain English equivalents was that of Lugduni 1585, Alston II, 94; Labarre 187. …

Hac novissima editione à mendis expurgatum, folio, 3 parts in 1, pp. [8], 946, [2], 68, 160; first title page printed in red and black, all with printer's woodcut device, text in double and triple column, woodcut initials and ornaments; full conteporary vellum (soiling), black gilt-lettered calf spine label; top spine compartment cracked, edges rubbed; occasional dampstaining throughout, else textblock fine. This famous and durable polyglot dictionary was first published as a Latin lexicon in Reggio in 1502, and was gradually augmented by a series of editors to include up to ten languages, including English. "During the whole period of the Renaissance scarcely an important dictionary was published which did not reflect directly or indirectly the influence of Calepine" (Starnes). Labarre 195; Vancil, p. 44.…

Folio, 2 volumes in 1, pp. [8], 1004; 862; both title pages printed in red and black, and both with printer's woodcut device, woodcut initials and ornaments; contemporary full paneled parchment, central lozenge stamped in blind on both covers, manuscript titling on spine; turn-ins curled, but a good, sound copy of a large and impressive volume. This famous and durable work was first published as a Latin lexicon in Reggio in 1502, and was gradually augmented by a series of editors to include up to ten languages, including English. "During the whole period of the Renaissance scarcely an important dictionary was published which did not reflect directly or indirectly the influence of Calepine" (Starnes). The first edition to contain English equivalents was that of Lugduni 1585, and the present edition is the last according to Alston. Alston II, 99; Labarre 196.…

Erschien erstmals 1502. - Außerordentlich beliebt, in zahlreichen Neubearbeitungen unter verschiedenen Titeln [.] erweitert. Name des Autors lebt noch heute in mehreren Sprachen im Sinne von Wörterbuch fort (Zaunmüller). - Der 292-seitige Anhang enth. Conrad Gesners Namenlexikon Onomasticon. - Der dekorative Einband berieben u. bestoßen. Vorderdeckel m. Nummernschild. Innendeckel gestempelt. Die ersten Bll. gelockert u. mit Läsuren. Wenige Bll. (bes. die ersten u. letzten) m. Randläsuren bzw. Quetschfalten. Einige Bll. am Ende m. Eckabriß (tlw. mit min. Buchstabenverlust). Etw. gebräunt bzw. stockfleckig u. tlw. min. wasserrandig. - VD16, C 251; Adams C 210; Zaunmüller 304. la Gewicht in Gramm: 5000 Fol. Mit zahlr. figürl. Holzschn.-Initialen u. einer Holzschn.-Druckermarke am Ende. 4 Bll., 1236; 292 S., 1 Bl., Blindgepr. Schweinsldr.-Bd. d. Zt. a. 5 Bünden m. goldgepr. Rückenschild, goldgepr. Wappensupralibros auf rotem Grund, dreiseitigem Farbschnitt u. 2 Schließen.…

1676, 364 S., mit zahlr. Holzschnitt-Initialen, Berieben und bestoßen, hinterer Deckel nur zu einem Drittel vorhanden, daher auch Druckvermerk nicht lesbar. Bruch im Gelenk geklebt, teilweise wasserfleckig.Mit Namenslexikon von Conrad Gesner.Beginnend mit alphabetischem Index in Hebräisch, Lateinisch und Deutsch.Zweispaltig. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 5100 Fol., lederbezogene Holzdeckel, Schließen fragmentarisch. …