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No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. Engraved By Scott (illustrator). A fine original engraved portrait. Very attractive and decorative. Mounted and ready to frame. A excellent opportunity to purchase a splendid original antique portrait.

No Binding. Engraving,

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. A splendid antique portrait, circa 1860. Mounted/matted and ready to frame. Attractive and decorative.

Häftad, dek. omslag. Fint skick. Ingår på sid. 51-84 i Östergötland. Meddelanden 1972 från Östergötlands och Linköpings stads museum. Linköping 1973. 8:o. 132 sid. Illustrerad. / Summary in English. Niklas Larsson Schenander, född i Skänninge, hörde till sin tids skickligaste träsnidare och var verksam under senare delen av 1600-talet och början av 1700-talet. Han var gesäll hos Christian Pfundt där han biträdde sin mästare i dennes arbeten. Han är nämnd som verksam i Skänninge från 1708 där han arbetade självständigt. Under sina studieår i Stockholm på 1690-talet snidade han bl. a. ornament till Hovstallets vagnar (bland annat en vagn som tillhörde änkedrottningen Hedvig Eleonora). Han bildade sitt efternamn efter födelsorten.

12mo. [vi], 185, [1] pp. Title woodcut vignette. Contemporary mottled calf, gilt spine, raised bands; extremities showing. Early armorial bookplate: "Bonne et Belle Assez"; title-page signed "Will: Fowler". Very good. Second of three parts, each separate and apparently not referring the others issues (the first was 1699); a third issue was printed in 1701 [considered tome 2 and it contained 143 pp.]. "The Honneste Man and the Scelerat [Villain]. Scavoir, if to reach the world you have to be honest man or scelerate [Villain]." Arranged in four parts, or books [pp. 1, 41, 92, 144], with a final section entitled, "Ingenie a Agathandre". Some copies have a frontispiece (not this one); nonetheless rare. Dubois de Chastenay also wrote, Arsene, ou La vanite du monde: dedie a Madame de Maintenon, 1690; Uranie ou Les secours inopinez de la Providence, de diez A S.A.R. Monseigneur Le Duc D'Orleans, Regent de France, 1716, etc. PROVENANCE: Possibly from the Bellasis or Bellasys family. See: Octave Comte de Behague, Catalogue des livres rares et precieux composant la bibliotheque . . ., Paris, 1880, volume 2, no. 79.

Zustand: 0. Text Deutsch des18. Jahrhunderts. Noch Titel: "Die in denen Wormbsischen und Zweybrückischen Gravaminibus, dann bey der Osterreich-und Saltzburgischen Emigranten Angelegenheit, auch gräflich Wolffsteinisch Ebenriedischen Beschwehrden, Item Chur-Pfaltz- und Freyherrl. Menzingischer Dispute wegen Gondelsheim, ingleichen in der Zwingenbergischen, auch Jülichischen Successions-Sache, und des Müntz-Wesens Verbesserung halber, ferner Occasione der associirten Creyse Defensions-Concerten & bey Reichs- und Circular-Conventen auch sonsten producirte und publicirte Acta. Was bei der von Franckreich contra Caesarem & Imperium unternommenen Friedens-Ruptur, erfolgten standhafften Reichs-Verfassung und Kriegs-Gegen-Declaration, It. der Reichs-Festungen Phillipsburg und KehlProvidirung, Auch der Reichs-Genertal-Feld-Marschall-Stelle wieder Ersetzung halber, dann wegen desstatusreligionis in denen Hertzogl. Würtembergis. Landen emanirten gnädigsten Erklärung, Ingleichen in der Mecklenburgischen Troublen, Brockdorff(ischen) Streit-und Kayserl. Cammer- Gerichts Sustentations-Sache, nebst anderen löbl. Verordnungen, in Comitiis, auch sonstig hoher Orten, proponiret,concludiret und distribuiret worden". Sehr solider Lederband mit guter Bindung. Rücken reiche Goldprägung, 5 Bünde. Äußerlich einige kleinere normale Läsuren, Altersspuren. Buchblock gut, weitestgehend sauber, 3 Bl. mit nicht mehr bewohnter kleiner Wurmspur. Frontispiz (Stich Carl Alexander. Regierender Herzog zu Würtemberg, Teck etc.), Titelseite, 26 Seiten Register (Inhaltsverzeichnis), 823 Seiten. Versand als versichertes Paket, +++ 0,51 kg. 11 x 17 cm. +++ Stichwörter: JURA RECHT RECHTSGESCHICHTE RECHTSHÄNDEL DEUTSCHLAND 18. JAHRHUNDERT SALZBURGER EMIGRANTEN WORMS FRANKREICH ÖSTERREICH MENZINGEN JÜLICH STAATSRECHT VÖLKERRECHT MÜNZWESEN KAMERALISTIK Gewicht in Gramm: 510 Periodikum Goldgeprägter Lederband Solide, Ordentlich.

in contemporary English speckled calf, ruled border to covers, spine ruled in gilt with red morocco label lettered in gilt. 12mo, pp. 182, [1], An attractive copy of this Rousseau inspired handbook for young women. First published in 1758 and a best-seller in France, Boudier de Villemert?s text discusses women's rank in society and suggests possible reforms to this. Neatly arranged in chapters by subject, it discusses the education of girls and their suitable occupations; it talks of luxury and dress, love, gallantry and marriage, condemning idleness and cosmetics and advocating maternal breast-feeding. It was published in English as The Ladies Friend, but not until 1766, which explains the English binding on this considerably earlier French edition. ?Ce n?est ici ni une parodie, ni une imitation de l?Ami des Hommes. Cet Ouvrage a un caractère particulier, qui pourroit bien ne faire que de mauvais Copistes; mais il m?a fourni l?idée d?adresser aux Femmes quelques avis, & de discuter avec elles leurs propres intérêts. Il convenoit de prendre un ton moins haut, & d?aller, pour ainsi dire, terre à terre avec nos belles Philosophes. Je souhaite que ces idées de réforme ne leur déplaisent pas? (Avertissement). See Cioranescu 13039-13043.

28 x 23 x 9 cm, 3 Teile in einem Band. 512 Blatt ( 1024 S.) schön gestalteter Kupfertitel, Verzeichnis ( Inhalt für die 3 Bücher) 15 ganzseitige Kupferstiche ( verschiedene Stecher ), diese teils von hinten u. an Ränder fleckig. Schlußkupfer. Einband sehr abgeriebenes Leder, Rücken 5 Bünden, oben Fehlstelle ( siehe Abb. ) Kanten vom Rücken sehr brüchig. Holz Deckel mit Mottenfrass, hinten stärker, Deckel hinten lose. Buch innen gebräunt, teils fingerfleckig, aber insgesamt innen recht guter Zustand. Mängel im Preis berücksichtigt 25, Wg, neu Sprache: de.

APORNOGRAPHIC BESTSELLER ? banned on issue and placed on the Index eighty-two years later. More than a dozen editions (earliest dated 1744), including translations, appeared by 1800, many with false imprints. The story follows Thermidore and Rozette?s passionate love affair. When they are discovered, Rozette is sent to a convent, while Thermidore seeks solace in brothels. He dresses in a cassock to visit Rozette, who is eventually released. Thermidore was based on Président DuBois, who eventually sent the printer of the first edition to the Bastille. No copies of this edition in the U.S. In good condition, ?price inscription on the verso of the first flyleaf. Gevrey, ?Thémidore ou la confession subvertie? in La Confession et le Texte licencieux edd. Meise & Haquette 45-6; see Gay & Lemonnyer?s Bibliographie des Ouvrages relatifs a l?amour, aux femmes, au mariage III: 1208-9 and Pia?s Les livres de l?Enfer 739 and Weil?s L?Interdiction du roman et la librairie 1728-1750 129,622; and Monselet?s ?Thémidore? in Les Galanteries du XVIIIe siècle 93-8. Later 19th-century polished green calf-backed marbled paper boards Two volumes in one. ?Half-sheet 8vo (171 x 106 mm.).

Hardcover. Early Edition. Thick quarto. In Very Good condition. Dark burgundy leather with gilt lettering to embossed five-band spine. Moderate amount of soiling and fraying on boards and more shelf wear on spine with tiny tears at bottom and fraying on top. Textblock is clean though paper wavy with minor discoloration and offsetting on a few pages. Contains an insert "Synopsis Febrium" folded in four with a tear at center. Latin text in small print. Gilt edges (a bit dusty). GM consignment. Shelved in Case 4. This is a scarce early edition (first published in 1689) of 7 works compiled in one volume as follows: Book One: Phtisiologia; Two: Tractatus de Morbis Universalibus Acutis; Three: Pyretologia sive Tractatus de Febribus Inflammatoriis; Four: Opera Medica comprising: de Morbis Acutis Infantum by Dr. Gualtero Harris; Hypotyposis by Dr. Gulielmi Cole; Dissertativncvla de Mechanica Ratione by Dr. Gulielmi Cole; Tractatus de Secretione Animale by Dr. Gulielmi Cole; Tractatus de Quibusdam Morbis Chronicis by Dr. Martini Lister; Tractatus de Variolis by Dr. Martini Lister; Processus Integri in Morbis Fere Omnibus Curandis by Dr. Thomae Sydenham; Morton is also known for his notes on "anorexia nervosa" and for his compassionate approach to therapy in the 17th century.; 1256269. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.

Hardcover. 1st Edition. 2 volumes, 4to., (10 x 7 6/8 inches). Fine vignette title-pages printed in red and black. 2 engraved frontispieces and 54 engraved maps, plans, coastal profiles and views on 53 sheets, most folding, engraved vignettes to dedication leaf and first pages of text (some occasional spotting). Contemporary half mottled calf, marbled paper boards, the spines gilt-ruled in six compartments, with morocco lettering-pieces in two (rubbed, joints weak). Provenance: with the library label of Kenneth Nebenzahl on the front paste-down, his sale Christie's New York, 10th April 2012, lot 143 First edition in French, and an ATTRACTIVE COPY, first published in Madrid in 1748. Philip V, King of Spain granted permission to the French Academy of Sciences to send an expedition under the leadership of Charles-Marie de la Condamine (1701-1774) to the equinoctial regions of Spanish South America in order to measure the dimension and shape of the earth, and so settle the controversy between the Cartesians and Newtonians as to whether the earth was flattened or elongated at the poles. As part of the Crown's agreement to cross Spanish territory, Ulloa and Juan y Santacilla accompanied the expedition. Juan wrote the text relating to scientific observations and Ulloa compiled the history of the expedition. The expedition embarked for South America in 1735, and reached it the following year, but their geodetic measurements were hampered by the terrain and difficult working relationships between the scientists. Eventually the measurements were completed in 1743 and the scientists found separate ways home to France. The fine plates include a folding plates showing the geography of the measurements taken at the meridian, the scientific equipment used, views of the scientists at work, an image of the "aurora australis" (the first such record), the first city views of Cartagena, Quito, Lima, and others, and 8 plates recording Inca civilization. Santacilla's work also contains a description of the 1745 siege of Louisbourg, and the Newfoundland cod fishing industry. "The scientific result of the expedition was clear: the earth is indeed a spheroid flattened at the poles, as Newton had maintained. Bouger and La Condamine [whose account was published in 1751] were unable, however, to agree on the joint publication of their works. Their long quarrel continued through a series of memoirs that were essentially mutual refutations of no scientific value; it ceased only with the death of Bouger in 1758" (DSB). Hill, 1740; JCB I, 974; Sabin 36812; Palau 125473. Catalogued by Kate Hunter.

Hardcover. Folio (20 4/8 x 16 4/8 inches). 24 engraved maps after Kitchin and D'Anville, revised by Bolton and engraved by R.W. Searle (some dampstaining). Contemporary half speckled calf, marbled paper boards (extremities worn with some loss). The atlas volume to accompany the English translation of Savary's "Universal Dictionary of Trade" first published between 1751 and 1755. Including "A Correct Map of Europe Divided into its Empires." by Thomas Kitchin in three plates; "Asia ." after D'Anville, revised by Bolton and engraved by Searle, 1754, in six sheets; "First Part of Asia, being Turky, Arabia, Persia, most of India and Tartary." after D'Anville, revised by Bolton, 1755; "Second Part of Asia being China, part of India and Tartary." after D'Anville, revisded by Bolton", 1755, engraved by Seale; "Africa,." after D'Anville revised by Bolton" in four double-page sheets; "A New and correct Map of the Coast of Africa." 1753; "North America." after D'Anville, revised by Bolton, engraved by Searle, 1752, in four sheets, two of which are double-page; "South America." after D'Anville, revised by Bolton, engraved by Kitchin, 1753, in three double-page sheets. Sabin 77276; Goldsmiths' 9210; Kress 5645. Catalogued by Kate Hunter.

Hardcover. 1st Edition. 2 volumes, 4to., (9 6/8 x 7 4/8 inches). Fine vignette title-pages printed in red and black. 2 engraved frontispieces and 54 engraved maps, plans, coastal profiles and views on 53 sheets, most folding, engraved vignettes to dedication leaf and first pages of text (map of the Pacific with a few small paper flaws affecting letters, some occasional short tears, nicks, intermittent browning and pale spotting, some pale marginal dampstaining at end of volume II). Contemporary mottled calf, spines gilt (rubbed, joints weak). First edition in French, and an ATTRACTIVE COPY, first published in Madrid in 1748. Philip V, King of Spain granted permission to the French Academy of Sciences to send an expedition under the leadership of Charles-Marie de la Condamine (1701-1774) to the equinoctial regions of Spanish South America in order to measure the dimension and shape of the earth, and so settle the controversy between the Cartesians and Newtonians as to whether the earth was flattened or elongated at the poles. As part of the Crown's agreement to cross Spanish territory, Ulloa and Juan y Santacilla accompanied the expedition. Juan wrote the text relating to scientific observations and Ulloa compiled the history of the expedition. The expedition embarked for South America in 1735, and reached it the following year, but their geodetic measurements were hampered by the terrain and difficult working relationships between the scientists. Eventually the measurements were completed in 1743 and the scientists found separate ways home to France. The fine plates include a folding plates showing the geography of the measurements taken at the meridian, the scientific equipment used, views of the scientists at work, an image of the "aurora australis" (the first such record), the first city views of Cartagena, Quito, Lima, and others, and 8 plates recording Inca civilization. Santacilla's work also contains a description of the 1745 siege of Louisbourg, and the Newfoundland cod fishing industry. "The scientific result of the expedition was clear: the earth is indeed a spheroid flattened at the poles, as Newton had maintained. Bouger and La Condamine [whose account was published in 1751] were unable, however, to agree on the joint publication of their works. Their long quarrel continued through a series of memoirs that were essentially mutual refutations of no scientific value; it ceased only with the death of Bouger in 1758" (DSB). Hill, 1740; JCB I, 974; Sabin 36812; Palau 125473. Catalogued by Kate Hunter.

Zustand: Good. Contemporary calf, gilt spine. 11 x 19 cm.36 plates, some folding including a map of Alexander the Great's route. Manuscirpt annotatations in an ancient hand with added engraving.Manuscript notation in Getty Research Institute copy attributes the engravings to Adriaan Schoonebeeck.Illustrated with an added engraved title-page, frontispiece, and plates.Signatures: *?(-*1) 2* (-2* ) A-3E? 3F a-h? i (-i2) k?.QUINTII CURTII D. REBUS GESTIS ALEXANDRI MAGNI. Commentarris. Lug. Batavorrum. P. Vander Aa. 1696. 36 planches hors texte, rel. de l'époque, veau moucheté, dos ornéExpertise by Roger ROQUES - 06.12.15.30.68 - - 2 rue du Périgord - 31000 TOULOUSE.

Verfasser: Chariton »Aphrodisiensis« / Herausgeber: Jacques Philippe d' Orville (1696-1751) / Übersetzer: Johann Jacob Reiske (1716-1774). [De Chaerea et Callirrhoe amatoriarum narrationum libri VIII]. Charitonis Aphrodisiensis De Chaerea Et Callirrhoe Amatoriarum Narrationum Libri VIII. Graece et Latine / Iacobus Philippus D'Orville Publicavit Animadversionesque Adiecit Iohannes Iacobvs Reiske Latine Vertit. Ausgabe: Editio Altera Emendationibus Virorum Doctorum Adiectis Auctior. Engelhart Benjamin Schwickert. Lipsiae [Leipzig] 1783. [8] Bl., 720 S. Halbleder-Einband mit verstärkten Leder-Ecken. Dreiseitiger Rotschnitt. Zustand: Ecken und Kanten berieben, beschabt und bestoßen. Buchrücken fehlt. Buchblock dennoch intakt. Innen bis auf wenige braunfleckige Seiten von guter Erhaltung. Anmerkung: Vorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Lipsiae Sumtu E. B. Schwickerti CIICCLXXXIII. Text griechisch, Kommentar lateinisch. [SW: Griechische Philologie ; Gymnasium ; Oberstufe ; Lehrmittel ; Erziehung, Bildung, Unterricht ; Klassische Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft] 890 Gramm.

Primera edición.- 4º.- 63 páginas.- Rústica. . Palau 347808.

3 tomos. XIV-589- XII-517- XII-578pp. Se trata del resumen del famoso curso moral elaborado en el colegio carmelita de San Elías de Salamanca.

1h.XXIX-462pp. Muy rara edición de Cervera. Rafael Lasala fue obispo auxiliar de la diócesis de Valencia a la que estuvo vinculado hasta su elección para la de Solsona. se le criticó por su actividad merced al poder que tuvo en sus manos y la utilización partidista que hizo de él en la pugna por el control de la enseñanza en Valencia. Muerto el arzobispo A. Mayoral, fue él quien redactó el Dictamen favorable en la extinción de la Compañía de Jesús. Consagró en 1782 el Santuario de El Sant Dubte de Ivorra (Segarra).

Coloniae Agrippinae (Köln), Typis Wilh. Friessem, 1710. 4to. Cont. leather, with raised bands, title on spine, ornamental gilted back. Ttilepage in red and black, (14), 536 pp. A few minor stains in top margin, in the last pages, otherwise in good condition. Latin, with some Hebrew. First edition.