Dionysius halicarnassensis (29 Ergebnisse)

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Sprache: Deutsch XLV, 320 SEiten. Marorierter Halbleder. Buchrücken etwas aufgeplatzt. Altersentsprechend guter gebrauchter Zustand.

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Zustand: Gut. ehem. Bibliotheksexemplar mit Signatur auf Einband und Stempel innen, guter Zustand. ZC 351-364 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

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Pappband d. Zeit : Kanten berieben, Ecken angestoßen, Seiten nachgedunkelt, Besitzervermerk u. Bibliotheksstempel, sonst guter Zustand, XXXVII, 293 Seiten, Text griech., Erl. lat. ; 11 x 18 cm 320 g. Sprache: Griechisch.

XIII,232 S. Frontisp. 23 cm. Einbd berieben, Kanten bestossen, Rücken stark verblichen, N.a.V., S.unbeschn./ stark vergilbt/ tls l.fleckig - Hl.

Leinen. 8° SERIES: Bibliotheca Scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana, IV + 408 Seiten. orangeroter Originalleinenband. Sprache: Griechisch, Ablösespur eines entfernten Bibliotheksschildchens auf Buchrücken und auf vorderem Buchdeckel, ansonsten Leineneinband schön, Klosterstempel auf Titelblatt, innen sauber und schön 5210 Gramm.…

Zustand: Akzeptabel. 4 Bände in 2 Bänden (= vollständig). XLVII, (1) Seiten Corrigenda, 318 Seiten; XLV, (1) Seiten Corrigenda, 328 Seiten; XXXV, (1) Seiten Corrigenda, 329 Seiten; XXXVII, (1) Seiten Corrigenda, 293 Seiten. 4 Bände in 2 Bänden (= vollständig). - Berieben und gering beschabt, Ecken gering bestoßen. - Schnitt angestaubt. - Mit Besitzeinträgen auf vorderen Vorsätzen in Kugelschreiber. - Seiten etwas unterschiedlich gebräunt und unterschiedlich stark stockfleckig, überwiegend am Rand. - Mit zahlreichen Unterstreichungen und Anmerkungen in Bleistift und Buntstift in Band 1 und wenigen Anstreichungen in Bleistift in Band 2. - Einige Lagen leicht angebrochen. - Insgesamt gutes Exemplar mit einwandfrei lesbarem Text. gr Gewicht in Gramm: 1490 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Pappbände der Zeit mit gelben Rückenschildern. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].…

XXXII,515,VI,168 S. 21 cm. Einbd/ Rücken stark berieben, Rücken leicht eingerissen, N.a.V., S.geringf.stockfl. - Halbleder.

Hardcover. Sexto, [16], 792, 169, [3] pages. In Good plus condition. Bound in full contemporary pig skin with red leather label bearing gilt titling to spine, elaborate blind tooling, and functional clasps. Pigskin significantly darkened with age; light plus rubbing and wear to edges and corners of boards, and a large split to pigskin near top edge of front board. Small patch of material lost at head of spine. Text block with light plus age toning and light scattered foxing. Minor insect damage, not impacting text, to fore edge margin beginning at p. 113 at end of volume and continuing to end of text block. With the bookplate of William Ferrar to front pastedown and small ink annotation to front free endpaper. Ownership inscription reading "Liber S George m[?] Ochsenhausen" on title page, along with two library stamps, one reading "Ochsenhausen Sig. Bibiloth." with a building motif, and the other, apparently earlier, depicts a knight with a banner and shield. Text in Latin and Greek. USTC: 637660. [Oversized book. Additional postage necessary for expedited/international orders. Economy International shipping unavailable due to size/weight restrictions. For international/expedited customers, please inquire for rates.] BW Consignment. Shelved in Room A Oversized. André Wechel (d. 1581) was a French-born printer and bookseller. He inherited and ran his father's print shop in Paris until 1573, at which point he relocated the business to Frankfurt. This text was printed by Wechel's heirs. 1394204. Special Collections.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Folio. pp. (48), 518, (34). Roman letter. Froben's large woodcut device on title, a smaller version on verso of last, very fine white on black historiated initials. Autograph in contemporary hand of "Robertus Lindesius" with price mark at head of fly, "Initium Sapientiae, timor est dominii" in his hand at head of title "Robertus Lyndesius" around woodcut device on title, repeated below, "Dum Spiro spes"and "Caelum patria Chrystus via" on title, armorial bookplate of 'Howard Granville Hanrott' on pastedown, Robert S. Pirie's above, note c1800 of Jean [?] rear pastedown. Title fractionally dusty, tiny water-stain at blank upper margin of first few leaves. A fine copy, crisp and clean, in contemporary Scottish calf, covers bordered with a single gilt rule, arms of John Stewart, 5th Earl of Atholl gilt at centres, monogram MM gilt above, spine with blind ruled raised bands, fleurons gilt at centres, all edges blue. Small tear to upper corner of lower cover. A fine copy of this beautifully printed edition, in a beautiful contemporary Scottish armorial binding, with the arms of John Stewart, 5th Earl of Atholl, and remarkable Scottish provenance. The M M monogram above the arms could have been added later, possibly the initials of one of John's descendants from the Murray family. Early Scottish armorial bindings are particularly rare. Of particular interest is the autograph Robertus Lindesius on the title which could very well be that of the Scottish chronicler Robert Lindesay of Pitscottie (c. 1530c. 1590). "Scottish historian, of the family of the Lindesays of the Byres, was born at Pitscottie, in the parish of Ceres, Fifeshire, which he held in lease at a later period. His Historie and Cronicles of Scotland, the only work by which he is remembered, is described as a continuation of that of Hector Boece, translated by John Bellenden. It covers the period from 1437 to 1565, and, though it sometimes degenerates into a mere chronicle of short entries, is not without passages of great picturesqueness. Sir Walter Scott made use of it in Marmion; and, in spite of its inaccuracy in details, it is useful for the social history of the period. Lindesay's share in the Cronicles was generally supposed to end with 1565; but Dr Aeneas Mackay considers that the frank account of the events connected with Mary Stuart between 1565 and 1575 contained in one of the MSS. is by his hand and was only suppressed because it was too faithful in its record of contemporary affairs. The Historie and Cronicles was first published in 1728. A complete edition of the text (2 vols.), based on the Laing MS. No. 218 in the university of Edinburgh, was published by the Scottish Text Society in 1809 under the editorship of Aeneas J. G. Mackay. The MS., formerly in the possession of John Scott of Halkshill, is fuller, and, though in a later hand, is, on the whole, a better representative of Lindesay's text." This beautifully printed edition of Dionysius' most important work is edited by by Sigmund Gelenius, with an additional chronology supplied by Henri Glareanus. "Gelenius at one time studied Greek under Marcus Musurus and visited Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, and France before returning to Prague, where he lectured privately on Greek authors and entered into correspondence with Melanchthon. A remarkable copy; beautifully bound with extraordinary provenance. Adams D630. Hoffmann I, 586. Not in BM STC. K69. …

Einbände stärker berieben / bestoßen, Vorderdeckel der Bände I und II lose, alter Bibliotheksstempel auf Titelblättern, Papier stockfleckig / gebräunt, innen ansonsten gut erhaltenes Exemplar, Text in altgriechisch-lateinischer Parallelausgabe,Exlibris auf Innendeckel / bindings rubbed / bumped, front covers of Vol. I and II loose, library stamp on title pages, paper browned / foxed, text in Ancient Greek - Latin, exlibris on endpaper, BITTE BEACHTEN: Aufgrund des höheren Gewichtes sind zusätzliche Versandkosten für den Versand außerhalb der EU erforderlich. PLEASE NOTE: This is a heavy book / set, that requires additional postage for international delivery outside EU. gr Gewicht in Gramm: 4200 Ledereinbände der Zeit / contemporary leather binding. …

3 vols: LVI,392,4;XL,419;XXXIII,377 p. H.cl. (Rebound) 0 gr.

Gr- 8°. 3 Bll., 755 SS. Neuerer Halbleinenband Durchgehend zweisprachige Ausgabe mit parallel griechischem und lateinischem Text. - Papierbedingt etwas gebräunt, gegen Ende im unteren Rand etwas fleckig, meist jedoch sauber, gut erhalten.

Macchia coeva di inchiostro al piatto posteriore, antica nota d\'appartenenza al frontespizio, ultima pagina parzialmente staccata, brevi percorsi di tarlo estinto sempre marginali che intaccano raramente pochissime lettere, bruniture omogenea dovute alla qualità della carta 1082 + (30) p. 125x78 mm.…

275x185mm, 755pages, Titre et filets au dos dorés, couverture conservée. Envois Europe : TVA inclus dans montant final. Exceptions taxes postales locales à la charge de l'acheteur (~2 EUR). Si nécéssaire, contact via notre page d'accueil / Shipping to Europe : VAT included in total amount. Local postal fees apply to buyers in Europe (~2 EUR). Contact us via our homepage if needed.…

16mo. 854,66 p. Calf 12.5 cm (Ref: Hoffmann 1,586; Graesse 2,400) (Details: Back gilt, and with 4 raised bands, red morocco shield in the second compartment. Endpapers marbled. Edges of the bookblock dyed red. Latin translation only.) (Condition: Binding somewhat scuffed, corners bumped. Waterstain on the title. Paper slightly yellowing) (Note: The 'Antiquitates Romanae' of the Greek rhetor and historian Dionysius Halicarnassensis, who came to Rome ca. 30 B.C. to teach rhetoric, and who spent there at least 22 years or longer, are little known and little read nowadays. His work on literary criticism still is of importance, for it shows that he was an excellent critic with good taste, great knowledge and a subtle judgement. As historian however he is almost forgotten. H.J. Rose's summary of the 'Antiquitates Romanae' explains its weakness: 'He writes as might be expected, in the rhetorical tradition, and as a result his book is nearly worthless as history, devoting much space to elaborate retelling to the late and artificial mythology of Rome. For this very reason, however, it is of some service to students of Roman antiquities, for it preserves a good many interesting facts concerning the earliest civil and religious institutions. We have 11 books left, with excerpts from 9 more, carrrying the narrative down to 271 B.C.' (H.J. Rose, 'A handbook of Greek literature', London 1965, p. 399) The historian Dionysius of Halicarnassus enjoyed great authority until the 18th century. He was thought to be superior to the other Roman historians who wrote about the early history of Rome. His influence on the 'artes historicae' of the Renaissance is great. He was admired by Bodin, Vossius and Scaliger. Then the spirit of the Enlightenment made his poetic conception of history obsolete. Scholars like the Dutch ancient historian Perizonius made mincemeat of him, and burried him in the dust of oblivion. The 'Altertumswissenschaft' of the 19th century held him also in low esteem, and he was degraded to 'Graeculus', an insignificant Greek. The last decades seem to be friendlier for Dionysius. (Bowersock, Gabba). He now has simply become a witness whom scholars start to ask other questions. § The Bohemian classical scholar Sigismund Gelenius, or Zikmund Hrubý, 1497-1554, produced editions of Callimachus, Aristophanes, the Planudean Anthology, Origenes, and the 'editio princeps' of several minor Greek geographers. Circa 1524 he ended up in Basel where he worked as 'lector', translator and critic in the famous Publishing House of Frobenius. (Neue Deutsche Biographie 6 (1964), p. 173) He declined lucrative professorships. In Basel he published in 1549 his Latin translation of the 'Antiquitates Romanae' of Dionysius Halicarnassensis for the first time. It was reissued by Froben in 1555 and 1561. The Lyon printer Sebastianus Gryphus repeated the edition also in 1555, and in 1561 the Lyon printer Antonius Vincentius saw room for yet another edition) (Provenance: On the verso of the front flyleaf in ink: 'Bibliothecae Publicae S(ancti) Vincent, Bisunt, lotte 177'. Bisunt is Bisuntium, the Latin name of the French city Besançon. The French Abbé Jean-Baptiste Boisot, 1638-1694, was a historian and a bibliophile. He was appointed abbot of the Benedict abbey of Saint Vincent in Besançon by King Louis XIV. The abbot left his manuscripts and books to the abbey of Saint Vincent, on condition that the library should be open to the public. (à charge et condition qu'ils mettront le tout dans une salle qui sera ouverte deux fois la semaine à tous ceux qui voudront y entrer ; lesquels pourront y lire et étudier autant de temps qu'ils souhaiteront pendant les deux jours, sans que pourtant il leur soit permis d'en distraire aucun livre). This library forms the kernel of Municipal Library of Besançon. (See for this man, his library and the abbey his lemma in Wikipédia) § On the flyleaf also in a more recent hand: 'ex libris ecure ? Dénans, 1727'. § Still more recent a.…

Paris, Philippe Nicolas Lottin, 1723. 4to. Bound in 2 contemp. full calf, raised bands and richly gilt backs. Tome-and titlelabels in leather. Small tears to hinges in upper compartment. Slightly rubbed and light wear to gilding. Small stamp on titles. (6),38,XXIV,LXXII,575,(1)XXXIX,694 pp. and 8 folded engraved maps.A few scattered brownspots, but internally fine, printed on good paper.…

Zustand: Gut. Gut. Gr.-4° (35-40 cm). 8 Bll., 792, 168 SS., 2 Bll., 6 Bll., 280, 94 SS. Pergamenteinband der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel und hist. Etikett . 2 Teile in 1 Band, so vollständig. Einband etwas berieben und bestoßen, Fliegendes Blatt des vorderen Vorsatzes fehlt, Seiten wenig gebräunt, insgesamt gut erhalten. Historisches ExLibris auf Vorsatz. Jöcher III, 956 f. Schöne großformatige Ausgabe der Werke des griechischen Geschichtsschreibers Dionysios von Halikarnassos (54 v.Chr.-7 n.Chr.) in einer kommentierten und mit Index versehenen Parallelausgabe in Griechisch und Lateinisch durch den großen deutschen Philologen und Gräzisten Friedrich Sylburg (1536-1596), die lange Zeit als maßgebliche Werkausgabe galt. Der zweite Teil ist überschrieben: "Dionysii Halicarnassei Tomus II (secundus), rhetoricos ejus et criticos libros continens, duobus tractatibus nusquam ante vulgatis auctus". Mit zwei schönen gestochenen Titelvignetten. Antike, Griechenland, Philosophie, Geschichte, Historik, Übersetzung, kommentierte Ausgabe, Griechisch, Lateinisch, Latein. 5200 Gramm. Pergamenteinband der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel und hist. Etikett.…

Folio (272 x 192 mm), unsigned: [110 2-78 8-96 10-378 386]; 300 leaves, unnumbered, first leaf blank; leaf 333 with tear in the middle of the text, but no loss; leaves 192 and 197 in facsimile; occasional contemporary manuscript annotations in ink in the margins; printed catchwords on versos of leaves 12, 14 and 110r; thereafter the same basic pattern, in each quire, of a catchword on versos of the first 3 (in 6's, 2) leaves (sheet catchwords), and the final verso (quire catchword); type 113R, 37 lines, with printed shoulder notes; capital spaces, with guide letters; 17th-century full parchment, later maroon morocco label lettered in gilt on spine. In this copy leaf 386r, reads (all caps): "Lappus Biragus Flor / Impressum Taruisii per Bernardinum Celerium de Luere. Anno chr. Nati. / M. CCCC. LXXX. Bissexto kl. Martias / Ioanne Mocenigo Veneto / rum duce inclyto." "Known in at least 6 issues, frequently mixed: see GW" (ISTC). The translator, Lampugnino Birago, has been variously referred to as Lampo, Lappo or Lapo, and as a result is often confused with Lapo da Castiglionchio il Giovane - thus the attribution of the translation to "Lappus Biragus Florentinus" in editions of this work; see M. Miglio, "Birago, Lampugnino", in Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani. Dionysius of Halicarnassensis (ca. 60 BC to after 7 BC) was a Greek historian and teacher of rhetoric. This history of Rome was his most important work. He also wrote several books on rhetoric and style. GW 8423; Goff D-250; HC 6239; BM-XV Century VI, 895.…