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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This collection of Latin poems by Janus Dousa is a tribute to the Roman poet Catullus. The poems capture the essence of Catullus' work while adding a unique perspective of their own. The author's mastery of Latin and his sense of humor make these poems a delight to read.

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Lugduni Batavorum, Ex Officina Ioannis Paetsij, 1585.Omnia & ampliora & emendatiora, ex recognitione Iani Douase, additis eiusdem Praecidaneis cum auctario. 2 volumes in-8 relié plein vélin de l'époque, dos muet. 1ff blanc, titre, 7ff non chiffrés + 144 pages. Relié en suivant : Inani Douase Nordovicus, pro Satyrico Petronii Arbitri, viri consularis, praecidaneorum libri tres. Lugduni Batavorum, Ex officina Ioannis Paetsij, 1583. Titer, 230 pages, 2 ff blancs. "Ecrivain et poète latin du 1er siècle de l'ère chrétienne, sur la vie duquel on a que des renseignemetns incertains. Il nous est parvenu sous son nom des fragments d'un des ouvrages les plus curieux et en même temps les plus obcènes de la littérature latine Le Satyricon, roman de moeurs qui offfre évidemment la peinture de la corruption romaine sous Claude et Néron" : Larousse XIXeme Tome 12 pages 727. Petit manque sur le haut du vélin, écritures manuscrites sur le premierer denier feuillet blanc. Bel exemplaire peu courant.

Leiden, UB Leiden/Jongbloed, 2000. Twee delen gebonden in karton en linnen in de originele linnen cassette. het deel facsimile is in kleur - ALS NIEUW [Biography / international [(Auto)Biografieën] ].

Kupferstich von J. F. Flipart nach C. Visscher, um 1780, 18x11,5 cm *1545-1604.

vellum [perkament], raised bands, 4to, 2 parts in 1 volume frontispiece engraving, (38), 688, (4), 368 pp. second part is the commentary by Dousa on the Satyricon by Petronius; good condition (spine with crack but complete, ample margins, no foxing).

4to, pp. [16], 695, [17]; collating: *?, **4 A-Z?, a-3u?; printer's woodcut device on title page; woodcut initials; text in double column; contemporary full limp parchment with extensive ink notation on upper cover and titling on spine; early ownership inscription at the bottom of the title page of Zanius Dacier dated 1602. The cover notes quote Martin Marie Charles de Boudens Vanderbourg who edited an edition of Horace in 1812, so this quote likely dates to after 1812. The complete annotated Horace by the humanist Cruquius (1520-1584) who was Latin schoolmaster at Bruges. The 'commentator vetus' (known as Commentator Cruquianus) "is a collection of scholia, published by Cruquius from various mss., notably the four codices blandinii, which were destroyed by fire in 1566 with the Benedictine abbey Blandigny near Ghent" (OCLC). "'Cruquius,' says Dr. Harwood, 'is deservedly esteemed one of the best commentators on Horace. Consult the notes in these editions on any of the difficult passages in Horace, and you will have your doubts satisfactorily solved.' Barthius and Tanaquil Faber think but slightly of Cruquius: they observe, and in this observation Mitscherlich seems to concur, that he has performed little more than the old commentators, Acro and Porphyrio. Harles thinks that Cruquius is not equal to Lambinus in research, ingenuity, and general critical knowledge: yet Baxter has not scrupled to call Lambinus, Cruquius and Torrentius, the 'tria Horatii lumina'" (Dibdin). Adams H-946; Dibdin, Greek and Latin Classics (4th ed.), II, 96; Graesse III, 352; Mills College Check List 250; Riedel-Horatiana A-61.

Lugduni Batavorum, Ex Officina Iannis Paetsij. Anno M. D. Lxxxv (1585) et M. D. LXXXIII (1583) pour la deuxième partie.Un volume relié in-12 (10 x 15,5 cm) de 14-144 pages et 230 pages. Reliure plein vélin d'époque à rabats et à lacets. Reliure tachée, lacets un peu courts et un coupé à raz, hauts des pages roussis des pages 127 à 144 et des pages 1 à 113.Rare édition originale du SATYRICON donnée au XVIème siècle avec les commentaires de Johan van der Does en seconde partie (1545-1604) datés de 1583. Johan van der Does, dit Janus Dousa, seigneur de Noordwijk, né le 5 décembre 1545 à Noordwijk où il est mort le 8 octobre 1604, est un magistrat, philologue, historien, poète et patriote néerlandais qui a puissamment contribué à l'indépendance des Provinces-Unies. Livres.

Lutetiae Parisior, Guilielmum Linocerium, 1585 (Part Sec. erraneously dated 1535). 8co. Later (19th century) hcalf. Gilt spine. Wear to top of spine. Both title-page with printers woodcut device as well as on last leaf in part II. (16),144,(16) pp. + 183,(1),(6) + 1 leaf with printers large woodcut device. The first intial letters in both parts in contemp. coloured in red. Internally clean and fine. Vwery scarce early edition of Satyricon with the commentary by Janus Dousa.Adams P 870.