Fenestella (9 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. KlappentextL. Fenestellae De Magistratibus, Sacerdotiisque Romanorum Libellus, auctore Fenestella, Lucio, est opus quod Romanorum magistratibus et sacerdotiis antiquis, eorumque officiis, potestatibus et ritibus explicat. In hoc libro, a.

hardcover. Zustand: good. Engraved device on title page. 162 pages. 24mo, contemporary calf (front hinge starting, spine chipped, armorial bookplate, torn corners of first few pages neatly repaired). Lyon: Theobaldum Paganum, 1568. Good. Fenestella was a historian of the first A.D., who wrote a history of Rome spanning at least 22 books.…

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Muy bien. 4º menor (21,2 x 14,9 cm.) 48 h. sin num. inc. port. enmarcada por taco en madera, última h. bl. Sig.: A-M4. Al vuelto de M3 colofón. Enuadernación del XIX en cartoné. Es obra del humanista florentino Andrea Domenico Fiocco, quien asumió el nombre del escritor romano del siglo I d.C, Lucius Fenestella. Fue secretario apostólico del Papa Eugenio IV. Recoge en este impreso las obras de Lucio Fenestella, De Romanorum Maguistratibus; de Albricius, De imaginibus deorum; y de Pomponio Laetus, De magistratibus Ro., todas ellas sobre humanismo y derecho sacerdotal y en particular sobre la administración de justicia en la antigua Roma y los cultos paganos.Cerco en el margen lateral externo de las cuatro primeras hojas.…

Latin text. A collection of early works on geography. weight: 0.7 lb. Very good, spine moderately soiled, contents near fine. Printer's devices on title pages and on verso of final pages. 8vo., 15.8x9.5 cm. 233 leaves numbered one side: 82 unnumbered leaves. Old vellum, raised bands, red spine label with gilt title.…

Legatura dell epoca in piena pergamena floscia con tracce di lacci di chiusura (piccole lacune al ds. e al piatto posteriore, scritte di antica mano e segni d uso). Scritte coeve anche sulla prima e sull ultima carta bianca. Esemplare genuino con interni assai freschi. Rossetti, 5039. 8vo (cm. 15,5), 68 (ma 76) cc. Due grandi marche tip. al frontis. ed al colophon. …

Lutetiae, ex off. R. Stephani [Paris, Robert Estienne], 1549. Petit in-8 (155 x 100mm, broché (couverture papier moderne), 112, (6) p. d'index et de colophon, (1) f. bl. [sign. A-G8, H4 (H4 bl.)]. Bonne édition, donnée par Robert Estienne à Paris, vignette de titre à la marque des Estienne et colophon. Humaniste et archéologue, secrétaire apostolique et chanoine de Florence, Andrea Domenico Fiocco (14.?-1452) publia cet essai sous le nom de l'historien romain Lucius Fenestella. Cette étude pionnière érudite sur la magistrature et le clergé romain rencontra un très large succès à travers toute l'Europe. Ses observations, en particulier philologiques, ont ouvert la voie à une révision de l'histoire juridique romaine. (Adams, F-602. Renouard, 'Estienne', p. 75, n°21). Auréole au coin supérieur. Bon exemplaire, complet du dernier feuillet blanc.…

2 works in 1 volume. First Italian edition of a dissertation on the priests and magistrates of ancient Rome, with 42 beautiful woodcut initials depicting sports, different professions, and pastimes. Until 1561, it was believed that the work was an ancient Roman text written by Lucius Fenestella, but it was actually written by the Italian humanist Andrea Domenico Fiocco (or Floccus, d. 1452) in the 15th century. The text was later translated by humanist Francesco Sansovino (1521-1586). The present work is the first edition of this translation. It is of particular interest, however, because of the initial H on the recto of leaf 17 depicting Jeu de Paume, an early type of tennis, 11 years before the publication of the famous first book on various ballgames by Antonio Scaino in 1555. The second work in this volume is the third Aldine edition of a classical commentary on seven Ciceronian speeches, written by Quintus Asconius Pedanius (9 BCE-76 CE) for didactic purposes. The present edition was corrected and printed by Paulus Manutius (1512-1574), the son of Aldus Manutius, who was a scholar who specialised in Cicero.A contemporary ownership annotation on the title page of ad 1 ("Ioannes Allantophagus"), a later number on the title page of ad 1 ("4901") and ad 2 ("4902"), and a red ex libris stamp by Réjean Olivier on the title pages of both works, as well as on leaf 26 in ad 1, and leaf 72 in ad 2. The vellum is somewhat rubbed, especially on the spine, which has caused the manuscript title to fade. The title pages of both works are slightly soiled, the lower margin has been cut, affecting the ownership annotation, internally very clean. Overall in good condition.l Ad 1: Edit 16 19087; OPAC SBN BVEE021557; STC Italian p. 246; USTC 829649; not in Adams; Ad 2: Adams 2058; Edit 16 3256; OPAC SBN CNCE003256; STC Italian p.59; USTC 811221. Contemporary limp vellum with overlapping for edges, sewn on 3 supports laced through the joints, the manuscript title on the spine. With 42 woodcut decorated initials of professions, sports and past times in ad 1, and a woodcut printer's device on the title page of each work. Pages: 43, [1]; [8], 96 ll. With (bound before ad 1): ASCONIUS PEDIANUS, Quintus. Expositio in IIII. orationes M. Tullii Ciceronis contra C. Verrem. Venice, apud Paulus Manutius, 1553.…

2 works in 1 volume. First Italian edition of a dissertation on the priests and magistrates of ancient Rome, with 42 beautiful woodcut initials depicting sports, different professions, and pastimes. Until 1561, it was believed that the work was an ancient Roman text written by Lucius Fenestella, but it was actually written by the Italian humanist Andrea Domenico Fiocco (or Floccus, d. 1452) in the 15th century. The text was later translated by humanist Francesco Sansovino (1521-1586). The present work is the first edition of this translation. It is of particular interest, however, because of the initial H on the recto of leaf 17 depicting Jeu de Paume, an early type of tennis, 11 years before the publication of the famous first book on various ballgames by Antonio Scaino in 1555. The second work in this volume is the third Aldine edition of a classical commentary on seven Ciceronian speeches, written by Quintus Asconius Pedanius (9 BCE-76 CE) for didactic purposes. The present edition was corrected and printed by Paulus Manutius (1512-1574), the son of Aldus Manutius, who was a scholar who specialised in Cicero.A contemporary ownership annotation on the title page of ad 1 ("Ioannes Allantophagus"), a later number on the title page of ad 1 ("4901") and ad 2 ("4902"), and a red ex libris stamp by Réjean Olivier on the title pages of both works, as well as on leaf 26 in ad 1, and leaf 72 in ad 2. The vellum is somewhat rubbed, especially on the spine, which has caused the manuscript title to fade. The title pages of both works are slightly soiled, the lower margin has been cut, affecting the ownership annotation, internally very clean. Overall in good condition.l Ad 1: Edit 16 19087; OPAC SBN BVEE021557; STC Italian p. 246; USTC 829649; not in Adams; Ad 2: Adams 2058; Edit 16 3256; OPAC SBN CNCE003256; STC Italian p.59; USTC 811221. Contemporary limp vellum with overlapping for edges, sewn on 3 supports laced through the joints, the manuscript title on the spine. With 42 woodcut decorated initials of professions, sports and past times in ad 1, and a woodcut printer's device on the title page of each work. Pages: 43, [1]; [8], 96 ll. With (bound before ad 1): ASCONIUS PEDIANUS, Quintus. Expositio in IIII. orationes M. Tullii Ciceronis contra C. Verrem. Venice, apud Paulus Manutius, 1553.…

In later paper. Second Basel edition. Second Basel edition. In later paper. [88] p. Scarce Basel edition of this popular collection of Classic literature. First Wolff edition of these popular studies on Roman politics and government and on ancient Latin abbreviations, second in Basel after the 1523 Valentin Curio edition, whose preface is included here. USTC 669544. Large woodcut printer's device on final page. Slightly over trimmed touching a few headings. Light stains on title page. Old ownership inscriptions of title page and second leaf. Paper tanned. Otherwise in fine condition.…