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xii + 595pp., 24cm., original softcover (with a few small stains), in the series "Humanistica Lovaniensia" vol.14, pages still uncut, good condition, rare, [Introduction and notes in English, text editions in Latin], T116999.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This Latin text provides a comprehensive study of rhetoric, complete with examples and illustrations to help readers understand the principles and techniques of persuasive communication. Originally written by Cornelius Valerius in the 16th century, this edition has been updated and expanded by P. F. Nicasius Baxius. A valuable resource for students of Latin, rhetoric, or communication studies, this book is also of interest to anyone who wants to improve their persuasive abilities.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This Latin text provides a comprehensive study of rhetoric, complete with examples and illustrations to help readers understand the principles and techniques of persuasive communication. Originally written by Cornelius Valerius in the 16th century, this edition has been updated and expanded by P. F. Nicasius Baxius. A valuable resource for students of Latin, rhetoric, or communication studies, this book is also of interest to anyone who wants to improve their persuasive abilities.

Ledereinband, 16°, XVI, 344 S. durchgehend paginiert, 3 gestochenen Frontispiz zu den Zwischentiteln, gestochenen Anfangs- und Schlussvignetten; -Kanten berieben, Deckel etwas aufgeworfen, Rückenbindung etwas angeplatzt, Vorsätze braunfleckig, Papier sonst sauber und hell, festes Exemplar, sehr schöner Satz. Sehr frühe, vielleicht erste Auswahl dieser Lyrik römischer Dichter des 1. Jh. v.Chr. Von Catull sind eine Auswahl aus den carmeni vi bis lxxxvi, von Tibull sind eine Auswahl seiner Elegien und von Properz Elegien enthalten. Außerdem gibt es 3 Einführungen zu den Autoren von Giovanni Francesco Corradino dall'Aglio, von Maitaire und Petrus Crinitus. Von Gaius Cornelius Gallus sind enthalten Fragmnente und Maximiani Elegiarum Libellus. Hrsg. Nicolas Lenglet Dufresnoy ermittelt nach BN, Cat. gén.

Zustand: VG. Lugduni 1569 Ioan. Tornaesium. In Latin. 12mo., 144pp., full floral border around title on title page, full vellum. Very old circular institute stamp on title page. Small bookplate of Burlamacchi. VG, light wear. Binding secure.

Early edition of an influential compendium of natural philosophy, first published in 1567 and reprinted ca. 15 times between 1568 and 1598. The present 1574 edition testifies to the work's continued popularity at both Catholic and Protestant universities.The Physicae offers a systematic introduction to natural philosophy as it was understood in the later 16th-century. Firmly rooted in Aristotelian natural science, it presents the principles of nature, the elements, motion, and physical causation, supplemented by clear commentary and pedagogical explanation. As such, it provides a valuable illustration of the way Aristotelian physics was adapted and reshaped during the period of late Scholasticism and Renaissance humanism, on the eve of the rise of modern mechanistic science.The author, Cornelius Valerius (ca. 1512-1578), was born in Oudewater, near Utrecht, hence his frequent toponym Ultrajectinus. Educated under the celebrated schoolmaster Georgius Macropedius, and a pupil of figures such as Goclenius and Rescius, Valerius rose from modest beginnings to become one of Louvain's most respected humanist teachers. In 1557, he succeeded Petrus Nannius (1496-1557) as Professor of Latin at the renowned Collegium Trilingue (Busleyden College).Ordained as a priest, Valerius combined deep personal piety with intellectual generosity and a lifelong devotion to teaching. Among his pupils were some of the most eminent scholars of the age, including Justus Lipsius (1547-1606), Theodorus Canter (1546-1617), Martinus Antonius Delrio (1551-1608), and Andreas Schottus (1552-1629). Valerius was particularly admired for his pedagogical method, which he termed the compendiaria via: a way of presenting knowledge in short, lucid, and easily memorable form. Textbooks composed according to this principle, on grammar, rhetoric, dialectics, ethics, astronomy, and natural philosophy, circulated widely and enjoyed lasting success. His earlier works include the Grammaticae Institutiones and the astronomical De sphaera et primis astronomiae rudimentis libellus (1561).The work is slightly browned throughout. Otherwise in very good condition.l Belgica Typographica 4586; BM STC Dutch p. 203; Pettegree and Walsby 30051; The Plantin Press Online cp012434; USTC 406080; Voet (Plantin) 2390; not in Adams; Ruelens-de Backer; STCV. Modern binding using older printer's waste, with the author, title, and year lettered in grey ink on the spine, red edges. With Plantin's woodcut device on the title page. Pages: 103, [1 blank] pp.

Lugduni Batavorum (Paris: Coustellier). 1743. Vier Teile in einem Band. 12° (15 x 8,7 cm). XVI, 344 S. - Mit drei Frontispizen, drei Kopfvignetten und vier Schlußstücken ohne Signatur. - Gesprenkeltes Kalbsleder mit rotem Rückenschild und floraler Rückenvergoldung, dreifache Deckelfilete, Stehkantenfilete, schmale Innenkantenbordüre, Marmorpapiervorsätze, Goldschnitt. - Graesse II, 87. Schweiger II, 82. Conlon 43:312. Vgl. Cohen 207. - Erster Druck der von Nicolas Lenglet-Dufresnoy herausgegebenen Ausgabe, leider stellenweise stärker stockfleckig oder gebräunt; der hübsche Einband wohlerhalten.