lindenbrog friedrich (13 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Hardcover. Zustand: g. 12mo. 400 pp. Frontispiece with lovely b/w illustration from one of the scenes in the play. The author, Terence (ca.190-159 B.C.E.), was a North African slave who was freed by his Roman master, became a renowned Roman playwright in his own time for his elegant and colloquial style of Latin. His Latin was studied in the Middle Ages and Renaissance times. His influence was felt for centuries, his work having been imitated in the comedies of a number of playwrights in the Renaissance. Text in Latin. Thick handmade paper. Age wear, staining and scuffing to boards. Chipping to spine. Pencil marks inside front and rear covers. Minor discoloring of pages due to age, but book is in good condition.

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Zustand: New.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. FIRST EDITION. Folio. pp. [xxiv] 1570 [ii]. Roman letter. Engraved vignette incorporating the Imperial Eagle on title, printer's woodcut device at end, woodcut initials and headpieces. Some leaves a bit browned, a few rust spots. A very good, well-margined copy in contemporary Dutch vellum over boards, covers with central blindstamped arabesque, spine in 6 compartments, lacking ties. Acquisition note of Prof. L Van de Poll of Utrecht, 28 March 1692 in lower corner of title, 19th-c armorial bookplate of the Earls of Macclesfield at Shirburn Castle inside upper cover, their armorial blindstamp to first two leaves. First edition of Lindenbrog's substantial juridical work. Lindenbrog (1573-1648) studied under Scaliger at Leiden. He travelled widely in England, France, and Italy, before returning to his native country to practice law. He was a prolific author and successful lawyer, and later also a canon of Hamburg Cathedral. The present work is a compendium of legal history focussing on the Holy Roman Empire and combines such sources as St. Ansegisus and Benedictus Levita. It covers diverse aspects of the law, including: the respective rights of men and women, marriage, inheritance, legitimate and bastard offspring, criminal law including homicide, laws affecting priests, bishops and the administration of the sacraments, Jews and conversion as well as more everyday provisions touching vicious dogs, animals, butchers and fishmongers, places of worship and court procedure. It incorporates the laws of the Visigoths and of Naples and several German principalities; and the edicts of Theodoric. An interesting compendium in a nice contemporary binding. From the library of the Dutch poet and jurist Lucas van de Poll (1630-1713). He was appointed extraordinary law professor at the University of Utrecht in 1670 and was later granted the title of 'professor pandectarum'. Van de Poll specialised in inheritance law and authored a well-documented work on the subject, 'De exheredatione et praeteritione Romana' (Amsterdam, 1700). BM Ger. L751; Brunet III, p. 1082 'Ouvrage estimé, et dont les exemplaires se trouvent difficilement'; Graesse IV, 213; Wellcome 3808; not in Adams. P. C. Molhuysen and P. J. Blok (eds.), Nieuw Nederlandsch biografisch woordenboek, 2 vols (Leiden, 1912).

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.

rigide. Zustand: Bon. 1 vol. petit in-8 cartonnage de l'époque, Apud Gerhardum Nicolaum V., Patavii [ Amsterdam ], 1664, 8 ff., 175 pp. Rappel du titre complet : Priapeia, sive diversorum Poetarum in Priapum Lusus ; Illustrati Commentariiss Gasperis Schoppii, Franci, L. Apuleii Madaurensis Anechomenos, Heraclii Imperatoris, Sophoclis Sophistae, C. Antonii, Q. Sorani, & Cleopatrae reginae, Epistolae, De propudiosa Cleopatrae Reginae libidine, Huic editioni accedunt Joseph Scaligeri in Priapeai commentarii ac Frederici Linden-Bruch in eadem notae. Cette édition savante enrichie notamment des commentaires de Scioppius et de Scaliger est l'une des premières éditions complètes des "Priapées". "Voici, selon une conjecture du très docte Scioppius, l'origine des "Lusus in Priapum" : une niche, en forme de petit temple, abritait dans les jardins de Mécène, la statue du dieu des jardins ; un des convives du maître de la maison passa un jour devant la grotesque image ; il improvisa quelques vers, et il les inscrivit sur le mur de la niche ; d'autres vinrent, lurent et tinrent à ne pas rester en arrière. Ainsi se forma une sorte d'album qui est venu jusqu'à nous" (Gay, III, 848-850). Bon état (cartonnage un peu frotté, très bon état par ailleurs, ex-libris en garde). Langue: Latin.

Parisiis (Paris), Ex Officina Plantiniana (Plantin). Apud Hadrianum Perier, 1600, 1 volume in-8 de 222x145 mm environ, (4) ff. (Page de Titre avec marque typographique, Epitre dédicatoire, Avertissement lecteur, Privilege), 115 pages (Les silves), 512 pages/532 (Thebaide/Achilleide), 116 pages (Commentaires Domizio Calderino sur les Sylves). Il manque les 20 pages qui constitue la partie d'annotations d'Adrien Behotte sur la Thébaïde, l'Index de 12 pages, ainsi que le dernier feuillet avec la marque de l'imprimeur. Demi-basane granitée havane, dos à nerfs portant titres dorés sur pièce de titre rouge, tranches rouges. Des frottements sur les coupes, des mouillures, incomplet sinon bon état. Stace (Publius Papinius Statius) est un poète de langue latine de la Rome antique, né à Naples le 27 mars 40, mort en 96.

Zustand: Good. Hamburg, Michaelem Heringium, 1611. 4:o. (12),+ 2, 5-16, 19-379,+ (42) s. Genomgående fläckig, ganska hårt fuktfläckad inledningsvis och mot slutet, samt i nedre hörn ca 150 s. Revor första tre bladen, litet hål genom sid. 197-198 samt genom sista två bladen. Nött samtida pergamentband med senare för- och eftersättspapper. Ur Johan Henrik Schröders bibliotek, med hans exlibris, och ur Ericsbergs bibliotek. Warmholtz 1337. Carlander III, 368ff. Kommenterad utgåva av Jordanes, Isidor av Sevilla och Paulus Warnefrids skrifter om västgoterna och langobarderna. Friedrich Lindenbrog (1573-1648), son till historikern Erpold L., var en framstående jurist, elev till Scaliger, och utgivare av den västgotiska lagen (Leges Wisigothorum) och ett flertal senantika författare. Familjen Lindenbrogs stora boksamling donerades till staden Hamburg och utgör en del av grunden för Hamburgs stadsbibliotek. Historieprofessorn Johan Henrik Schröders (1791-1857) bibliotek, ?fullt af gamla sällsynta svenska böcker?, såldes på bokauktion i Uppsala efter tryckt förteckning. Enligt Henrik Klemming rådde auktionsdagen sådan snöyra i Uppsala att många, både anbud och spekulanter, inte kunde komma fram till auktionen i tid. Böckerna såldes även ofta mycket billigt. Hardcover / Hardback.