Erasmus desiderius 1536 (24 Ergebnisse)

First Edition. Very good paperback copy; edges somewhat dust-dulled and nicked. Wrappers dust-toned. Browning to the pages. Includes previous owner's inscription. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Physical description: 265 pages; 19 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (page 51). Subjects: Erasmus, Desiderius -1536. Erasmus, Desiderius -1536; Correspondence. Dorpius, Martinus 1485-1525. Folly Religious aspects Christianity. Philosophy, Medieval. Philosophy Erasmus. Literature, Medieval. Satire. Renaissance. Folly in literature. genre: Early works. 1 Kg. …

Hardcover. 141 p.; 21.5 cm. A satire published anonymously in 1517, four years after Julius II's death, linked by ms. evidence to Erasmus VG orig. purple cloth in vg, price-clipped white dj.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Pbk, 63 pages ; 21 cm. Covers dulled and some wear to spine, annotations to text in pencil only o/w a clean copy in good condition. [Education of princes - Kings and rulers Duties - Peace] q711 / m10729.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Translation of Julius Secundus. 141 p. ; 21 cm. First edition, first printing. Purple cloth boards, unclipped dust jacket. Slight shelf wear to edges, dusty top edge, no inscriptions, tight and square binding. Photographs available on request. All books dispatched same or next working day in robust packaging.…

Hardcover. Octavo, xviii, 348 pages. In Good plus condition. Spine is brown with black print. Boards in brown cloth, black print. Text block has spotting to edges. Illustrated: b&w plates. NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk Column W. 1407516. FP New Rockville Stock.

Stipple Engraving, C. Knight, 1833, a little spotting on surround.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 396 | Sprache: Latein | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Zustand: leido. Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice. facsimmil de la edicion 1535. Es un volumen facsimilar de la célebre Lingua de Erasmo de Rotterdam, acompañado por: la traducción latina del tratado de Plutarco (De vitiosa verecundia), estudio, introducción y traducción a cargo de César Chaparro Gómez, Manuel Mañas Núñez y Luis Merino Jerez . Forma parte de la Biblioteca de Barcarrota, colección que reproduce y estudia los libros hallados en el famoso legado oculto de Barcarrota, uno de los hallazgos bibliográficos más fascinantes de España. 235.…

Contemporary dark brown paper covered boards, worn paper title lettering to the top of the spine, fore and lower page edges untrimmed, original end papers. 8vo. 7¼'' x 4½''. Contains red and black printed title page, 4 half-page illustrations, tail-pieces, 236 printed pages of French text. Smart coat of Arms bookplate inside belonging to Henry Charles Ragueneau. Member of the P.B.F.A. FRANCE [Literature & History).…

Contemporary dark brown paper covered boards, worn paper title lettering to the top of the spine, fore and lower page edges untrimmed, original end papers. 8vo. 7¼'' x 4½''. Contains red and black printed title page, 10 [as called for] half-page illustrations, tail-pieces, 224 printed pages of French text. Smart coat of Arms bookplate inside belonging to Henry Charles Ragueneau. Member of the P.B.F.A. FRANCE [Literature & History).…

Zustand: Good. 12 mo. Contemporary calf with raised bands.260pp. 10 x 16.5 cm.Collational formula:a6 A-K12 L4Book label of Petitpas, Nantes. 12 engraved plates in the style of Eisen. ERASME L'éloge de la Folie, orné de 12 gravures dont le frontispice.Traduction du latin par Barrett. 1 vol. in-12 relié 1/2 veau blond glacé,dos à nerfs à caissons ornés, pièce de titre rouge, tranches jaspées. Bel ex.Réf : Brunet II - 1038 -Cohen 350 - Quérard III - 27 « La meilleure traduction française de cet ouvrage », Expertise by Yves Salmon, 56760 Pénestin, France.…

First Edition. Near fine set in worn dust wrappers (two volumes do not have dust wrappers). Some wear and tear as with age. Remains well preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and sharp-cornered. Provenance; from the library of John Rowlands with the owner's bookplate. Physical description; eight volumes : illustrations. Contents; Volume 2: Letters 142 to 297: 1501 to 1514 ; Vol. 3: Letters 298 to 445: 1514 to 1516 ; V. 4: Letters 446 to 593: 1516 to 1517 ; V. 6: Letters 842 to 992: 1518 to 1519 ; V. 8: Letters 112 to 1251: 1520 to 1521 ; V. 9: Letters 1252 to 1355: 1522 to 1523 ; V. 29: De Virtue, Oratio Funebris, Laus Medicinae, Concio, Tyrannicida, Ovid, Prudentius, Galen, Lingua ; V. 42: Paraphrases on Romans and Galatians. Subjects; Erasmus, Desiderius (-1536) ; Correspondence. Erasmus, Desiderius (-1536). Authors, Latin (Medieval and modern) Netherlands ; Correspondence. Humanists Netherlands ; Correspondence. History Renaissance. Biography & Autobiography General. Philosophy History & Surveys Modern. Authors, Latin (Medieval and modern). Humanists. Intellectual life. Netherlands Intellectual life 16th century Sources. Netherlands. Genres; Autobiography. Bibliography. Illustrated. Personal correspondence. Sources. 8 Kg.…

Small 8vo. Pagination: 473, [23] pp. Signatures: a-z8, A-H8. Printer's device on the title page, woodcut initials, printed marginalia; editor's name on title and p. 2 are lined out in ink, three small worm holes from title-page. Nineteenth century quarter gilt-ruled calf, red paper board boards. Early ink name on title of "Carolus . . ." and occasional marginalia (pp. 58, 61, 62, 80-83 [heavy notes] - in the same hand. Very good. Beautifully printed early pocket edition printed by Sebastianus Gryphius (1493-1556), of Suetonius' most famous work and one of the few of his texts that survive, with excellent annotations by Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam. Commonly known as The Twelve Caesars, the work contains a set of twelve biographies of Julius Caesar and the first eleven emperors of the Roman Empire [Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Galba, Otho, Vitellius, Vespasian, Titus, Domitian]. It is a primary source for the study of Roman history. The first edition of Suetonius with Erasmus' annotation was issued in 1533. Baudrier, Henri L., Bibliographie lyonnaise, VIII, p. 284; Gultlingen V, p. 215: I369; French Books III & IV: Books published in France before 1601 . . . edited by Andrew Pettegree, Malcolm Walsby, Leiden: Brill, 2012, 87100. Locations: BYU (lacks everything after p. 340 and title is damaged); NYPL. …

Zustand: Good. 8vo. 167, (9, including one blank) leaves. a-y8. Contempory limp vellum. Index Aureliensis, 163.213; VD 16, E-2959; I. Bezzel, Erasmusdrucke des 16 Jahrhunderts in Bayerischen Bibliotheken, (Stuttgart, 1979), 1045; H. Brunner, Dulce bellum inexpertis: Bilder des Krieges in der deutschen Literatur des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts, (Wiesbaden, 2002), p. 485; F. van der Haegen, Bibliotheca Erasmiana, I, (Gand, 1893), p. 101.   ONLY EDITION of this selection of Erasmian letters published by the poet and historian Johannes Tethinger (fl. 1st half of the 16th century). It was intended for school boys as a manual of model letters. Probably Tethinger had in hands the similar volume published at Basel by Bartholomäus Westheimer in 1538. Both volumes open with Erasmus' letter to the Carthusian Gabriel Ofhusius, dated Anderlecht, October 14, [1520]. Some letters are omitted in one of the works, whereas there are a few additions in the other. Both works also contain answers to letters written by Erasmus. Whereas Westheimer's edition does not contain letters dated after 1529, Tethinger's selection has letters up to 1533 and furthermore some poetry: Hermann von dem Busche's poem In Erasmum Coloniam recens ingressum (1516), Heinrich Glareanus' elegy Ad Erasmum Roterdamum immortale Belgarum decus (1516), and by the same an elegy celebrating his friend Oswald Mykonius (1516). Very little is known about the life of Johann Tethinger. He probably took over the position as a rector of the grammar school in Freiburg a.Br. around 1518. He published some schoolbooks on Latin grammar, but his main work is Silva de quattuor bellis Wirtembergicis (1535), an epic on the wars of Ulrich, Duke of Wurttemberg. An enlarged edition with an added historical prose account was published in 1545 (cf. P.P. Albert, Zur Lebens- und Familiengeschichte des Dichters und Geschichtsschreibers Johann Tethinger Pedius, in: ?Zeitschrift für die Geschichte des Oberrheins?, 54, 1900, pp. 8-14).   Gerrit Gerritszoon (better known as Desiderius Erasmus) was born at Rotterdam, apparently on October 28, 1466, the illegitimate son of a physician's daughter and a future monk. At Deventer he attended the local school run by the German humanist Alexander Hegius, learning Latin and Greek. On his parents' death he entered the Augustinian College of Stein near Gouda, where he spent six years. At length the Bishop of Cambrai, Henry of Bergen, made him his private secretary. In order to allow him to accept that post, he was given a temporary dispensation from his monastic vows, dispensation that later was made permanent by Pope Leo X. After taking priest's orders Erasmus went to Paris, where he studied at the Collège Montaigu. He resided there until 1498, gaining a livelihood by teaching. Among his pupils was Lord Mountjoy, on whose invitation probably Erasmus made his first visit to England in 1498. He lived chiefly at Oxford, making the acquaintance of John Colet and Thomas More. In 1500 he was again in France, living for the next six years mainly at Paris. During this period he wrote the Adagia (Paris, 1500) and the Enchiridion Militis Christiani (Antwerp, 1503). After a short visit to England, in 1506 Erasmus carried out a long-desired journey to Italy, staying chiefly at Padua as tutor to Alexander Stewart, Archbishop of St. Andrews, and Venice, collaborating to the publishing house of Aldo Manuzio. His visit closed with a short stay in Rome. In 1509 the accession of Henry VIII and the invitation of Lord Mountjoy induced Erasmus once more to settle in England. In this period he wrote the famous Encomium Moriae (first published at Strasbourg or Paris in 1511) and resided mainly at Cambridge, where he was appointed Margaret professor of Divinity and professor of Greek. After 1514 he lived alternatively in Basel and England, and from 1517 to 1521 at Louvain. In 1516 at Basel appeared the first edition of the Colloquia, usually regarded as his masterpiece, and the first edition of his anno.…

Zustand: Good. 8vo. (16), 477 [i.e. 479], (1) pp. ?8, a-z8, A-G8. With the printer's device on the verso of the last leaf. Contemporary blindstamped pigskin over wooden boards, one clasp. Index Aureliensis, 162.936; VD 16, E-2955; I. Bezzel, Erasmusdrucke des 16 Jahrhunderts in Bayerischen Bibliotheken, (Stuttgart, 1979), 1037; F. van der Haegen, Bibliotheca Erasmiana, I, (Gand, 1893), p. 101.   FIRST EDITION of this selection of Erasmus' letters made from his Opus epistolarum of the same year. The whole volume was intended for school boys as a manual of model letters. The volume opens with the announcement of Erasmus' death and a short biography of the latter by Beatus Rhenanus, and also contains some laudatory verses on Erasmus by Henricus Glareanus and Johannes Sapidus, and an epitaphium by Andrea Alciati. Westheimer reprinted the volume in 1551. The present edition was possibly, although there is no direct evidence, also edited by Johannes Gast (d. 1552), who in 1546 published Desiderii Erasmi Roterodami epistolae familiares in tres centurias divisae. ?Il a une haute idée de la lettre considerée comme un genre littéraire qui ?peint les moeurs, le destin, les sentiments, les conditions de la vie publique et de la vie privée' tout en maintenenant le ton de la conversation: colloquium inter absentes. Ses préférences vont à la simplicité, au style naturel et familier, à tout ce qui s'écarte résolument des expressions conventionelles, artificielles et impersonnelles. Sans doute, Erasme lui-même n'a-t-il pas toujours suivis ces sages recommandations? Il n'en reste pas moins qu'il n'aurait pu écrire un tel traité épistolaire s'il n'avait été d'abord un gran épistolier. Ajoutons pour mémoire, qu'Erasme n'a pas publié lui-même un recueil de ses plus belles lettres familières. Le volume intitulé Desiderii Erasmi Roterdami epistolae familiares est une édition posthume, chez B. Westhemerus à Bâle en 1538? (L.-E. Halkin, Erasmus ex Erasmo. Erasme éditeur de sa correspondence, Aubel, 1983, pp. 127-128). Bartholomaeus Westheimer (1499-1567/68) was born at Pforzheim and educated in the Latin school of Johann Sapidus at Schlettstadt. Around 1525 he lived in Rastatt and came into contact with the circle of Reformed theologians like Johannes Brenz and Dietrich von Gemmingen. A year later he settled in Basle as a proofreader, became a citizen and married a former nun. In Basel he issued his first theological works being printed by Thomas Wolff, whose printing shop he eventually took over in 1536. During some of his business trips, he met in Strasbourg the theologian Konrad Hubert with whom he remained in correspondence over a longer period. In 1546 he ceased his activities as a printer and became pastor of Therwil (near Basel) and in 1547 of Mulhouse. In 1551 he returned to Basel and his name is found in the university register. In 1553 he was called as a preacher to Horbourg (near Colmar). With a short stay in Montbéliard (Burgundy) he returned permanently to Horbough. As a printer he published over one hundred works: classical authors, theological and philological treatises as well as medical tracts, mostly in Latin. As theologian (he had converted from Calvinism to Lutheranism in his later years), he tried to show, combining humanism, biblical studies, and the Church Fathers, that the Reformation is indeed a return to the spirit of the early Church. If he ever had contacts with Erasmus is not known, but it is very probable (cf. H. Rissel, Dem Buch und der Kanzel gedient: Bartholomäus Westheimer aus Pforzheim, 1499?-1567, in: ?Neue Beiträge zur Pforzheimer Stadtgeschichte?, Ch. Groh, ed., Stuttgart, 2006, pp. 13-24).   Gerrit Gerritszoon (better known as Desiderius Erasmus) was born at Rotterdam, apparently on October 28, 1466, the illegitimate son of a physician's daughter and a future monk. At Deventer he attended the local school run by the German humanist Alexander Hegius, learning Latin and Greek. On his parents' death he entered the Augustinian C.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. [26], 643, [1] p. (the last page blank) ; 17 cm. (8vo) ; References: Adams; T-361; VD16; T-466 ; OCLC: 35196231 ; preface by Desiderius Erasmus, (dated 1532) ; includes commentary on each play by Giovanni Calfurnio ; Title vignette; initials ; Signa tures: a-z8 A-T8 [Nota Bene: incomplete volume : A-B are missing, pages 339-375, comprising Actus II Scena I - Actus III Scena II of Adelphi] ; Contemporary panel-stamped cream/butter-colored pig-skin binding ; raised bands ; green speckled fore-edg e ; two-tone silk headband ; bookplate "E Bibliotheca Collegii Cremsensis" (dated 1818, with ownership written in ink across title page) ; large crayon pencil mark in red, "LVIII29", on lower portion of title page ; text in Latin, italic type font f or the text of the plays ; only one other known institution copy, held by the Newberry Library ; slight worm damage to top of spine ; soiling ; marginalia on some pages in a contemporary humanist hand on pages 2-5, 17-19, 439-40, 445, 478-79, 491-92 , 529-30, 615, 640-42; name and text on back ep in a German hand writing Frakturschrift, consisting of a paraphrased quote from the Psalms ; Contents : Terentii Vita -- Andria -- Evnvchvs. (Eunuchus) -- Heavtontim. (Heautontimorumenos) -- Adelph. (A delphi) -- Hecyra. -- Phormio. ; also contains a poem in Latin iambs by Erasmus printed on the reverse of title page ; G. Book.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. First Italian Edition. A fetching little volume indeed, and quite scarcely available to the trade; O.C.L.C. locates only one copy in America at U.C.L.A., one copy in Canada and two copies in The Netherlands. Only a single volume is currently available on-line. Bound quite handsomely in contemporary full vellum binding with gilt design and gilt lettering on the spine, stamped into a burgundy leather label. Half-inch split to front joint at bottom, else remarkably stiff and sturdy. Colonia is the stated place of publication, but other sources say Venice. 206 pp. First Edition in Italian of the most famous work of Erasmus of Rotterdam. This work was translated probably by Raffale Pastore, known as a translator of various Greek and Latin classics. The book feels marvelous in the hand. No publisher listed.Member, I.O.B.A., C.B.A., and adherent to the highest ethical standards. Additional postage may be required for oversize or especially heavy volumes, and for sets.…

Zustand: Good. 12mo. 6 x 12cm. [8], 589, [3]pp.Contempoarry calf, rebacked. OCLC Number / Unique Identifier: 1048960644. Mnuscript notes on endpapers. Engraved title page.

Zustand: Very Good. Copperplate illustrated titlepage engraved by P.P. Octavo contemporary full vellum (washed), more recent neat MS spine label, All Edges Rouge. Engraved illustrated TP +[12]pp prelims (dedication by Erasmus to Froben dated Basel 1524, undated autobiographic "Vita Erasmi", and epitaph dated 1536) +784pp +[20]pp Index. Text in Latin. Titlepage lightly browned at edges, small ink spot and number 49 written at foot, neat underlining in faded brown ink on most pages up to p454, else crisp and clean throughout. *One of 2 editions by Hackius in same year, this notable for last page of "Vita Erasmi" with 27 lines. Referenced by Graesse II.495, Van der Haeghen I, 40. Bibl. Erasmiana, Colloquia, 416. *Collection of dialogues (colloquia) written by Erasmus, edited by Dutchman Cornelis Schrevel (1608-1661) who added footnotes by various authors and the index. 1 volume. Hardcover.…

Basel gedruckt mit Haasischen Schriften bei Johann Jacob Thurneysen, Jünger. M. DCC. LXXX (MDCCLXXX / 1780). Pappband der Zeit, [13 unpaginierte Blatt], 396 Seiten, 8° (20 cm). EA / erste Ausgabe (1918 erschien bei Georg Müller eine Faksimile-Ausgabe in der berühmten Reihe "Die Bücher der Abtei Thelem"). Frontispiz gestochen von Samuel Gränicher, die Holzschnitte im Text sind von Heinrich Heitz. Druck in FRAKTUR (gebrochenen Lettern; "altdeutsch") auf Hadernpapier. Zeitgenössischer Einband mit Kleisterpapierbezug und zurückhaltender Rückenornamentierung und gedrucktem Rückenetikett (rot). Einband mit kleinen Gebrauchsspuren und leicht nachgedunkelt, beide Außenfalzen, beide Kapitale sowie die Kanten ein wenig berieben, Ecken leicht verbogen, Papier ohne Bräunungsspuren, Buchblock sauber (also ohne Unterstreichungen & Randglossen). Gleichwohl insgesamt sehr schönes Exemplar. Mit Rundum-Farbschnitt. [SW: Philosophie] [STANDORT Rara].…

Ad I: Amsterdam, Jacobus Verheyde, 1732, (14),160 pag., gegraveerde titel naar F. Lansvelt, 6 platen; Ad II. Amsterdam, Jan van Heekeren, 1719, 96 pag., (afwijkende) gegraveerde titel naar F. Lansvelt, contemporain perkament, klein octavo.

Amsterdam, W, Janssonius, 1621, 508,(4) pag., engraved title with portrait of Erasmus standing, contemporary overlapping vellum with author and title in ink on spine, 24mo= Quite a rare edition, with only 2 copies listed in STCN (Nijmegen and Rotterdam). Coffin, Western Civilizations II, p.463. Erasmus's famous 'Colloquies' is a collection of humanistic dialogues on a wide variety of subjects, most of which explore man's reactions to other men through conversation. Erasmus, and his pupils, wrote on war, travel, religion, sleep, beggars, funerals, literature, and other topics. (Coffin) This work exposed some of Erasmus's humor through the invention of word games and rhetoric exercises used for education. It did so using everyday Latin dialogues to teach both language and moral values, making humanist ideas accessible to a wide audience. They also played a key role in spreading Renaissance humanism and subtly critiquing social and religious practices of the time. He wanted culture to serve as a model for those living during the Renaissance. Occasional small inkstains (all text well legible). …

Ø 65 mm, zilver, vz. In komvorm portret naar rechts / kz. Nar die de wereldbol omsluit met rondom op brede rand de tekst: Erasmus. = Erasmuspenning 1969, bij de 500e verjaardag van Erasmus, door Loekie (of Loukie) Metz, in de even prachtige als kostbare verzilverd bronzen variant van 65 mm. Hans de Koning, Penningcatalogus Loekie Metz, no.49: ERASMUS 1969, 25 en 65 mm, zilver en brons (LM en RKST). vz. In komvorm portret naar rechts / kz. Nar die de wereldbol omsluit met rondom op brede rand de tekst: Erasmus. "In 1969 was het vijfhonderd jaar geleden dat de grote Nederlandse humanist Desiderius Erasmus te Rotterdam werd geboren. Voor een groot publiek bleef hij voortleven door zijn satire op de menselijke dwaasheid: 'Laus Stultitiae' - De Lof der Zotheid -, waarvan al tijdens zijn leven 43 drukken verschenen. Op verschillende wijzen werd Erasmus in 1969 herdacht. In het kader van deze Erasmusherdenkingen verleende de Rotterdamse kunststichting opdracht een Erasmus-penning te ontwerpen aan de bekende beeldhouwster Louki Metz. De voorzijde van de (.) penning geeft, in een naar rechts gewend profiel, Erasmus treffend weer: met skeptisch opgetrokken wenkbrauwen, ingevallen wangen en dunne dichtgeknepen lippen, zoals wij hem kennen van portretten of uit sommige biografieën. De keerzijde heeft betrekking op 'de Lof der Zotheid' en toont, binnen het omschrift Erasmus, een nar, die de wereldbol omsluit." (bron: De Geuzenpenning, jrg. 23, no.1, 1973).Piet Esser - Tegen de golven in - IN: De Beeldenaar (1998, no.3, p.115ff): "Bij haar heb je altijd het gevoel dat zij ongecompliceerd, direct tot de aanval overgaat. Haar werk krijgt daardoor vaak iets overrompelends - en een heftigheid die je verbaast. (.) In haar beste penningen vloeien de erschillende vormdelen in een rijk spel van licht en donker in elkaar over. Ook al omdat ze van het begin af aan in brons denkt. Haar werk heeft dan ook vaak iets 'bloeiends'. (.) Holland is rijk aan goeie medailleurs. Maar haar penningen zitten boordevol met - Loekie Metz - en dat is heel wat! Je kan van haar penningen houden of niet - zelden zijn ze vervelend. Daarvoor zijn ze teveel geladen met spontaneïteit. (.) En nu lees ik op een doosje: Erasmus, 1969. Ja hoor dat is hem, en ik til hem in het licht. Wat een weelde aan hoge glanzen enWat een weelde aan hoge glanzen en fluwelen schaduwen. Alles bloeit aan deze penning als je hem langzaam wentelen laat. Deze is ook weer helemaal vorm geworden zonder enige vaagheid en heeft een fijnzinnige expressie vol levende intelligentie - de achterkant doet goed mee - en wat een plezierig gevoel om in de hand te houden.".…