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Kl.8° Ledereinband. 470 1. Deckblatt mit kleinem Titelkupfer, mit den Signaturen P. Seuin, fe. und C.[ornelis] Vermeulen, fe. (Version des Siegels/Inquisitonsbanners der portugiesischen Inquisition in Goa mit einem, auf einem Lilienkreuz liegenden, Buch, darüber gekreuztem Zweig und Schwert, darunter die Hundeskizze mit Königsapfel, MISERICORDIA ET IUSTITIA [Barmherzigkeit und Gerechtigkeit] im Spruchbanner. Über allem schwebend ein strahlender Stern.) 2. Epitre a [Brief an] Mademoiselle du Cambout de Coislin, siginiert mit D.*** [Dellon] 3. Avertissement [Warnung/Vorbericht] 3. Table des Chapitres [Kapiteltabelle, Inhaltsverzeichnis der Kapitel) 4. Text (Bericht von C. Dellon) Insgesamt 437 S., 6 S. Avertissement, Table des Matieres 23 S., 2 S. Extrait du Privilege du Roy [Auszug aus dem Privileg ], A Paris, De lImprimerie dAntoine Lambin, 1687 [Aus dem Druck/der Imprimatur von Antoine Lambin] Brief an Mademoiselle mit kleinem Kupfer, vermutungsweise angesprochene Dame, da prunkvolles Portrait mit Krone und S. 1 kleines Kupfer mit Verhördarstellung, zwischen den Seiten 256-257 befinden sich zwei ganzseitige Kupfer, alle erneut versehen mit den Signaturen P. Seuin, fe. und C.[ornelis] Vermeulen, fe. Nach Kapitelende immer wieder kleinere Kupferstichzierden (florales Herz, Engel etc.) Zwischen den Seiten 266-267 ist eine Seite herausgerissen vermutungsweise ein weiterer Kupferstich, da die anderen Seiten mit Kupferstich nicht mit in die Paginierung zählen. Das kleine, handliche und in dunkles Leder gebundene Buch zeigt deutliche Gebrauchsspuren und einen vergriffenen Einband, was dem ganzen aber einen altertümlichen Charme verleiht - besonders, da der Buchrücken mit in goldener Farbe gehaltenen, floralen Rauten als Zierde zwischen den fünf Bünden versehen ist. Ebenso auf dem Buchrücken zwischen zwei Bünden der Titel RELATION DE GOA in goldfarbenen Majuskeln. Auf der ersten Leerseite im Buch ist von fremder Hand in verbräunter Tinte die Zahl 1725 notiert, neben weiterer, weniger Kritzeleien auf dieser einen Seite. Alle Textseiten sind problemlos lesbar, frei von Notizen fremder Hand und sehr gut erhalten. Vermutungsweise die 2. Auflage des Buches, da die erste von 1687 stammt. Kulturgeschichte: Enthält den berühmten Reisebericht durch Indien des französischen Arztes Charles Dellon, der unter Anklage und Verurteilung der Blasphemie durch die portugiesische Inquisition für fünf Jahre eingesperrt wurde. Das Werk wurde indexiert. Im deutschsprachigem Raum wurde das Buch bekannt mit dem Titel Die Niemals erhörte Tyranney und Grausamkeit Der Portugiesischen Inquisition, Oder Des Geistlichen Richter-Stuels/ In der Ost-Indianischen Haupt-Statt Goa: Nunmehro erstesmal entdecket durch einen allda lange Zeit gefangen gesessenen und hefftig gemarterten Römisch-Catholischen Frantzosen. Aus dem Frantzösischen in das Teutsche übersetzet/ Und mit schönen Kupffern ausgezieret. 1689 Goa1688 Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 460. …

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Moyen. Amsterdam, Étienne Roger, 1719 ; petit in-12 basane fauve, dos lisse, exemplaire modeste. Édition ornée de 8 FIGURES GRAVÉES SUR CUIVRE DONT DEUX REPLIÉES : assemblées, tribunaux, condamnés, elle est dédiée à Melle de Cambout de Coislin. Hostile à l'Inquisition après avoir été lui-même condamné et incarcéré, Dellon dénonce les pratiques des inquisiteurs engendrés selon lui par des préjugés. Fortes traces d'humidité à la marge extérieur P1-19.…

Leather. Zustand: Fair. First edition. Volume I only of Charles Dellon's very scarce guide to his voyages in the East Indies in the seventeenth century. In the original French.Volume I only of a very scarce two volume first edition. The second volume - not present here - also included the author's work on tropical disease, 'Traite des Maladies Particulieres'.With the collation: [7], A-M12.Lacking the title page, and front and rear free endpapers. Retaining the original half title.In this fascinating work, the author describes his travels in the East Indies, India, and Indonesia in the late seventeenth century. He worked as a ship's surgeon, and landed in Daman, Portuguese India, in 1673, where he had serious problems with the Portuguese Inquisition.The work of French physician and writer Charles Dellon, best known for his 1687 work ' Relation de l'Inquisition de Goa'. In a full calf binding. Major loss to tail of front board, with leather detached front the board. Loss of leather to back strip tail. Front joint starting, and held by cords only. Rear hinge strained, but firmly held. Front and rear free endpapers removed, with evidence of former owner's inscription. Internally, firmly bound. Lacking title page. Ink spot and handling marks to half title. Tide mark to half title and following leaf. Pages age toned, with significant handling marks throughout. With the odd minor ink mark. Fair. None (illustrator). book.…

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Moyen. RELATION DE L'INQUISITION DE GOA. Enrichi de beacoup de Figures en Taille douces. Chez Jean Viret, Librairie, en Rue Merciere, au coin de Rue Ferrandiere, A Lyon, 1701. in-12 (Cm.15x9) Pg.(4), 219, (15). illustré de 8 planches HT dont 3 dépliantes par Vermeullen ,reliure en veau recouvert de papier , travail de vers , 1 planche déchirée avec manque , exemplaire usagé Une des premières éditions rares d'un essai important dans lequel le médecin français Charles Dellon (vers 1649 - vers 1709), originaire d'Agde, raconte les aventures et mésaventures de son voyage en Inde au XVIIe siècle. Accusé en 1674 de blasphème par le gouverneur de Daman, il fut emprisonné et soumis à la torture par le tribunal de l'Inquisition, conduit au Portugal ou il fut de nouveau emprisonné pendant cinq ans, avant d'être libéré après le procès tenu devant le Saint-Office à Lisbonne. Les notes de voyage sont très intéressantes, avec des références détaillées aux différents endroits comme le Cap Vert, le Cap de Bonne Espérance, Ceylan, le Mozambique, Madagascar, etc. L'Oeuvre fut mise à l'Index le 29 mai 1690 et Voltaire s'en inspira partiellement dans son "Candide". Barbier, IV, 210, cite la première édition de 1687, "il a exposé le résultat de ses observations avec une impartialité et une modération qui lui sont honneur". P1-14.…

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. Vignette gravée du libraire-éditeur Coignard contrecollée sur la page de titre. 2 vignettes en tête de certains chapitres dont l'une est répétée 2 fois. 6 gravures hors texte dont 3 dépliantes. Un feuillet manquant (p. 33-34) remplacé par un feuillet manuscrit inséré dans la reliure,un manque de papier à une gravure restauré par une pièce de papier sur laquelle a été reproduite à l'encre la partie manquante du motif, une restauration identique à un feuillet de table (travail ancien, bien exécuté). Ors effacés au dos, cuir craquelé, mors fendus, intérieur en bon état. Ouvrage important pour l'histoire de l'Inquisition. Réf 23051. In-12 (9,5x15,8 cm), (16) p. 251 pages, (13)pp.(table), reliure pleine basane de l'époque. (240g).…

Second Edition (but first with illustrations). 12mo. (approx. 16 x 9.5cm) hardback in 19th century half calf, raised bands, title label, highly decorative gilt, with marbled boards. All edges red. Marbled endpapers. TEXT IN FRENCH. Title page, [xxiv], 437pp., [25]. Illustrated with 2 (of 3) full-page and 3 folding engravings plus 8 vignettes including that to title page, all by Cornelis Martinus Vermeulen. Small modern bookplate to front pastedown. Occasional light handling marks. One folding engraving has a repaired closed tear. Slight rubbing to edged of spine and corners, else a VERY GOOD, HANDSOME COPY. (Shelf 4) PLEASE NOTE: Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.** Pictures available upon request.** Visit our homepage for our shop opening hours. Over 20,000 books in stock - come and browse. PayPal, credit and most debit cards welcome. Books posted worldwide. For any queries please contact us direct. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Poor. Printed for James Knapton: London, 1688. Two titles in one volume. The History of the Inquisition is dated 1688 and is the first English edition. It is unfortunately incomplete, ending at page 66 of 70 pages. The Humble Inquiry is dated 1702 and is complete at 22 pages. Leather covered boards, front board detached as well as title page which has been trimmed and mounted on what was likely the front free endpaper, binding sound but not tight, pages 65 and 66 reversed and worn around the edges, pages age-toned with occasional foxing, ink stains to two pages in the second title but text fully legible, now former owner names or markings. Hard Cover. Poor. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. …

12°(13x8cm), 4 Bl., 220 S., Ldr. d. Zt. mit Rsch. und Rvg. Borba de Moraes 255 Anm. Van der Vekene 1696 (nennt irrtümlich noch ein Blatt und Kupferstiche, welche erst in späteren Ausgaben erschienen) - Erstausgabe - Nach einem Streit mit dem Gouverneur von Daman im Jahr 1673, der ihn der Blasphemie beschuldigte, wurde Dellon verhaftet und vor die portugiesische Inquisition nach Goa geschickt. 1677, nach zwei Jahren der Folter und fünf Jahren der Not, nachdem er in Brasilien und dann in Lissabon inhaftiert war, gelang es Dellon, seinen Fall vor dem großen Gericht von Lissabon anzufechten und er wurde freigelassen. Laut Barbier legte er das Ergebnis seiner Beobachtungen mit einer Unparteilichkeit und einer Mäßigung dar, die seine Ehre sind. Seine Arbeit wurde in mehrere Sprachen (Englisch, Niederländisch) übersetzt und war ein großer Erfolg. Dellon war nach seiner Rückkehr aus Indien Arzt des Prinzen von Conti. - Einband etwas berieben, winziges Wurmlöchlein im vorderen Gelenk. Papier etwas gebräunt, vereinzelt braunfleckig. Vorderer Spiegel und Titel mit altem hs. Besitzeintrag.…

Two rare accounts of victims of the Inquisition, printed in Boston! The work starts with the story of Charles Dellon (1649- ca. 1709), a member of the protestant church, who left France for the Indies in 1668. He worked as a physician in Daman, where he was arrested by the Inquisition in 1674 for atheism. He was condemned to five years of hard labour and sent to Goa, from where he was expelled to Portugal in 1676. Dellon's case was reviewed again in Lisbon, and he was released after the intervention of Bossuet. He returned to France in 1677, and became physician to the Prince of Conti. Dellon gives an impartial, objective description of the events leading to and during his punishment. Good copy, slightly foxed.l Cf. Bibliothèque Frédéric et Anne Max, nos. 342 & 317 (first editions); not in Sabin nor Borba de Moraes. Later half gilt calf. Pages: 214, (2) pp.…

Soft Cover. Zustand: Good. [Por]. François de Tours, Charles Alexandre de Montgon e conde de Sant-Priest. Apresentação, Tradução e Notas Castelo-Branco Chaves. Lisóptima Edições. Lisboa. 1989. De 21x14,5 cm. Com 213 págs. Brochado. Ilustrado no texto com gravuras a cores. Language: Português / Portuguese Location/localizacao: SACO R193-3. …

First Edition in English. Small 4to (21cm). Later marbled paper-covered boards with gilt morocco spine label; vi,70pp. Mild external aging and wear; text quite fresh, a few leaves trimmed close at top edge but with no loss of printed area; easily Very Good. A most attractive copy. A celebrated account of suffering under the Portuguese Inquisition. Dellon, a French medical doctor and naturalist, settled at Daman, on the western coast of India, around 1673, where he began a private medical practice. Within a year he was taken prisoner by the Inquisition, accused among other crimes of blaspheming against the adoration of the crucifix. He was transported to Goa, where he was held for two years under harsh conditions before being shipped to Lisbon, where he was finally released in 1675. This account of Dellon's sufferings first appeared in Leiden, 1687; in Paris a year later, then rapidly went into English, German, and Dutch translations. Howgego: "Although long regarded purelyi as a work of propaganda, recent research has testified to its accuracy." HOWGEGO I:304. WING D941.…

Leather-bound. Zustand: Very Good. Second Edition. In French: NOTE: LACKS TITLE PAGE (probably because it was a banned book (Index Librorum Prohibitorum), and like other such books throughout history, it was dangerous to be found with the "wrong" book, bible, etc. Published in Leyden in 1687 by Daniel Gaasbeek, without plates, and this (Paris) edition followed. An English translation was also published by James Knapton, in London later in 1688, entitled: "The History of The Inquisition, as it is Exercised at Goa. Written in French, by the Ingenious Monsieur Dellon, who laboured five years under those severities. With an Account of His Deliverance". Full spotted calf, 15 cm. 5 raised bands. Small chips missing from spine -- perhaps evidence of a fire. [26] 437, [25] pp Errata on last page after index and before extract du roi. Title written in ink on free front end paper. 3 folding plates, several full page, and several heading chapter & dedication pages; The six engraved plates and several of the head- and tailpieces were created by Flemish printmaker and portraitist Cornelis Martinus Vermeulen (1644-1608) Book printed by Antoine Lambin in 1687. "The three full-page plates depict heretics accused of different crimes wearing sanbenitos, i.e. special tunics that represent their fate: the Samarra, which is covered with dragons, devils, and flames surrounding an image of the heretic himself, signifying that the impenitent heretic was condemned to be burnt alive at the stake, the Fuego revolto, which is covered simply with flames pointing downwards, signifying that the heretic who became penitent after being condemned was not to be burnt alive at the stake, but was to have the mercy of being strangled before the fire was lit and the Sambenito featured red saltires, whose wearer was only to do penance The three folding plates show the following scenes: the procession of the Inquisition into a church, the Inquisition in session within a church and penitents being led from a church to be burned at the stake. The designs for the prints were made by Pierre Paul Sevin" (Wikipedia lookup for Cornelis Vermeulen) The book was placed on the Index of Forbidden Books in 1690 "The book recounts the ordeal of Gabriel Dellon, a French Roman Catholic physician who had traveled in the Indies where he was arrested, tortured and, refusing to confess under such duress, was convicted to the galleys by the Inquisition in Goa." 'The inquisition was introduced into Goa in 1560: a vivid account of its proceedings in given by G. Dellon. ---Enc. Britannica. On the Index of Prohibited Books. Interesting geometric bookplate of Georges Roffavier, the 19th century French botanist. ".an extension of the Portuguese Inquisition in Portuguese India. Its objective was to enforce Catholic Orthodoxy and allegiance to the Apostolic See of Rome (Pontifex). The inquisition primarily focused on the New Christians accused of secretly practicing their former religions, and Old Christians accused of involvement in the Protestant Revolution of the 16th century.[1] It was established in 1560, briefly suppressed from 1774 to 1778, continued thereafter until it was finally abolished in 1812. Those targeted were predominately accused of crypto-Hinduism.Those accused were imprisoned and depending on the criminal charge, could even be sentenced to death if convicted.The Inquisitors also seized and burnt any books written in Sanskrit, Dutch, English, or Konkani, on the suspicions that they contained deviationist or Protestant material The aims of the Portuguese empire in Asia were combating Islam, spreading Christianity, and trading spices. The Portuguese were guided by missionary fervour and intolerance." (Wikipedia) "The Index Librorum Prohibitorum ("List of Prohibited Books") was a list of publications deemed heretical or contrary to morality by the Sacred Congregation of the Index (a former Dicastery of the Roman Curia), and Catholics were forbidden to read them.[1] There were attempts to ban heretical books before the sixteenth. Cornelis Vermeulin (illustrator).…