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4°. 410 S. Ppbd. Resourcenkulturen Band 8.

Vindobonae & Norimbergae (Wien & Nürnberg ) , Typis Leopold Voigt & Joachim Endter 1690, format in-folio , 33 x 21 cm, The book contains the first 3 parts (out of 7) of the complete catalogue. Preliminary Part: (2)(frontispiece portrait of Leopold I engr. by M. van Someren) + (12) nn pp Part I : Codicum theologicorum; 54 pp + pp 55-102 (plates) + pp 103 - 448 + 1 plate at pp. 118; 2 fold. pl. at pp. 233 + 1 pl. pp 306 + 2 fold. pl.pp 405-406 + 1pl. pp 407 (complete, according collation of Vatical Library (OCLC 1203436921). Part II Codices Juridicos Graecos: (2)nn pp (Title with vignet ; blank) pp 3-35 ; (1)nn pp. (complete) Part III Codices Medicos Graecos. (2)nn pp (Title with vignet ; blank) 3-56 pp + 11 plates (some folding) (complete). Bound in later half vellum, boards covered with marbled paper. Uncut copy with old paper restorations at some pages (missing margins added, never with loss of text). With some stains and tears at several pages, Paper quality of the first 50 pp rather fluffy (previously washed ?). Leaf 5/6 of first part mounted and seriously stained (not interfering with legability). Thie book is incomplete and not in good condition. We preserved it and offer it for sale here because it is an interesting and rare evidence of the strong humanistic tradition in 17th c. Vienna. The catalogue describes elaborately; with illustrations; the Greek and Oriental manuscripts in the Imperial library in Vienna. Our copy contains the three parts as mentioned above; the missing Greek parts deal with Philogy and History. Provenance: with 19th c. rubberstamp of a Belgian religious institute.

11. Vindobona (Wien, Vienna), Joannes Jacobus Mann, 1692, small in-4°, (8) nn pp + 238 pp, full contemporary vellum, handwritten ex-libris, ex-library stamps on first fly leaf, with index in ink written on this same page. Standard work with histories of the German monasteries. The poet and historian Kaspar Brusch, b. 1518, was crowned poet laureate and made Count Palatine by Charles V in 1541; d. 1557 or 1559. "He vacillated between Catholicism and Protestantism and was murdered in1559 near Rothenburg a.d. Tauber".