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Paris, Hatier, 1943, in-16, br., pp. 103.

Zustand: NEW.

Zustand: Buone. italiano Condizioni dell'esterno: leggermente logorata Condizioni dell'interno: Ottime.

8vo. pp viii, 316. Green dust jacket lettered red and black. Original publisher's black cloth with gilt lettering at spine. ISBN: 0704530597 Previous owner's stamp at front free pastedown, slightly faded top edge, else clean. Very good in tanned, slightly rubbed, faded, good plus dust jacket.

Zustand: New. This is a Brand-new US Edition. This Item may be shipped from US or any other country as we have multiple locations worldwide.

Roma, Tip. dell'Ospizio Apostolico, 1859, in-8, copertina fittizia moderna, pp. 23, (1). Gora non deturpante che interessa la totalità del volumetto all'angolo inferiore esterno.

Zustand: MOLTO BUONO. Torino, Einaudi Ed. 2 voll. cm.14x22, pp.LXVIII-2540 complessive, legatura editoriale in tutta tela, titoli e fregi oro ai dorsi. Coll.I Millenni. Il Parnaso Italiano. A cura di Carlo Muscetta e M.R.Massei. 2 voll.

Firenze, Nella Stamperia Granducale a spese della Libreria di Pallade, 1823, in-16, cartoncino azzurrognolo coevo, pp. 106. Antiporta incisa da Perfetti. Sciolto e privo del dorso.

Tutta tela. Zustand: Molto buone esemplare. 1a edizione. 13 pag. testo. Dieci tavole in rame. Esemplare no. 14 da 370. Size: 36 x 26 cm.

br.edit. Intonso VI + 1231-1875 p. in-8.

8vo 108 pages. Wrappers, backstrip worn at head and foot, margins a little creased and chipped. Pages foxed, margines unevenly trimmed. Plate printed frontispiece. Printed on handmade paper.

Zustand: Buono (Good). ?THE FIRST ATTEMPT AT AN OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE MISSION IN ASIA? (FAVI) - ONE OF THE FIRST APPEARANCES OF JAPANESE IDEOGRAMS IN EUROPE4to (200x145 mm). 236, [2] leaves. Collation: A-Ee8 Ff4 Gg8 Hh2. Roman and italic types. Woodcut decorative initials. It contains: De rebus Indicis commentarius (l. A4r), De rebus Indicis epistolarum liber (l. E6v), De Iaponicis rebus epistolarum libri quinque (l. K1r), Specimen quoddam litterarum vocumque Iaponicarum; desumptum e regis Bungi diplomate (l. Ff1, with samples of Japanese ideograms), De quinquaginta duobus a Societate Iesu, pro fide Catholica nuper occisis, epistolae duae (l. Gg1r), Index epistolarum and Index rerum memorabilium (l. Hh1r). Contemporary flexible vellum with inked title and shelf mark on spine (stained, traces of ties). On the front pastedown old manuscript shelf mark and stamp of the ?Libreria Samonati, Roma?; on the title page faded stamp and 17th-century bookplate ?Bibliothecae Domus Romanae Pauperum Matris Dei Scholarum Piarum?, covering an erased ownership entry. Small restoration to the bottom of the title page, small tear to the lower margin of l. G7 with no loss, small hole to the bottom outer corner of l. Cc7 not affecting the text, some browning and foxing, pale water stain to the lower margin of most of the volume, all in all a good, genuine copy.Third, enlarged, and best edition of the first official Jesuit history of the eastern missions, in the issue bearing Decio Lachei as printer. There are copies of this edition with same collation and fingerprint but having a different title page (Rerum a Societate Iesu in Oriente gestarum volumen. In quo hæc ferme continentur. De rebus Indicis ad annum vsque a Deipara Virgine 1568, commentarius Emmanuelis Acostæ Lusitani, recognitus, & Latinitate donatus), indicating Orazio Salviani as printer.This edition preserves the original dedication (dated from Rome, 17 November 1570) by the editor Giovanni Pietro Maffei to Cardinal Otto Truchsess von Walburg (1514-1573), former Prince-Bishop of Augsburg and founder of the university of Dillingen, who resided in Rome from 1568 to his death. The name of Manuel da Costa appears in the index of content at the title-page verso.In the first 1571 Dillingen edition this collection comprised only Acosta's commentary and thirty-nine letters from Japan, covering the years 1548 to 1564 and arranged chronologically in four books. The second edition (Paris, 1572) added an unnumbered book with letters from India, the East Indies and Southeast Asia in the years 1568 to 1570, and the first of the two letters concerning Brazil that appears in this third edition as an appendix, i.e., the one written from Madera in 1570. The present third edition is the most complete as it added for the first time a fifth book of letters from Japan written in 1565; the Specimen with printed samples of Japanese characters reproducing a letter by the daimyo of Bungo, Otomo Sorin (to be exact: Ouchi Yoshitaka, daimyo of Yamaguchi), permitting the Jesuits to build a church on his land in the province of Yamaguchi; and the second of the two final letters concerning Brazil, the one written from Lisbon in 1571 about the martyr of Ignacio de Azevedo (1528-1570), who had worked for three years at a mission in Brazil and was killed in the Canary Islands. Apparently no further letters were added in the following 1574 and 1583 editions.This collection represents the first official attempt to write a detailed history of the Jesuit missions, especially in the Far East, offering a synthesis of letters sent by the missionaries from the missions in order to chronicle their successes and failures. Acosta's commentary was first written in Portuguese (Historia dos missiones do Oriente até o anno de 1568). The manuscript of the work was then sent to Rome, where it was translated into Latin and edited by the young novice Giovanni Pietro Maffei. Maffei is also responsible for the addition of what is in fact. Book.

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Erste Ausgabe. Exemplar 328 von 370. 26 x 36 cm. Erste Auflage, 13 S. Goldgeprägtes Halbpergament, Marmorbezüge im Pergamentverstärktem Schuber. Sprache: Italienisch, 10 Tafeln. Schuber angestaubt und am oberen Katital angeplatzt, ansonsten gut. Hinweis: Versandkosten müssen bei Auslandsversand evtl. angehoben werden.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. 1. Auflage. Quart. LVI, 376 S. (mit Imprimatur Benedict XIV und Druckermarke auf Titelseite). 2 Bl. mit Fehlstelle im weissen Rand. Pergamentband der Zeit (vorderes Gelenk zur Hälfte geplatzt). FRIST EDITION IN VERY NICE CONDITION of this interesting literary work by Daniel Concina (1686-1756), a renowned theological writer. The author turns "in unedifying belligerence" against the admissibility of the plays of the Italian. The author opposes "in unpleasant controversy" the admissibility of the plays of the Italian historian and poet Marchese Scipione Francesco Maffei (1675-1755), whose importance lies especially in his contribution to the renewal of Italian theater with the tragedy "Merope. This was praised in detail by Lessing in the "Hamburgische Dramaturgie"; by Goldsmith as "the most finished tragedy of the world". Maffei defended his theater against the exaggerations of the rigiorist Concina by his writing "De teatri antichi e moderni", which had the applause of Pope Benedict XIV. - Title with marginalia in an old hand.Erste Ausgabe dieser literaturwissenschaftlichen, interessanten Arbeit des Daniel Concina (1686-1756), einem namhaften theologischen Schriftsteller. Der Autor wendet sich "in unerquicklicher Streitlust" gegen die Zulässigkeit der Schauspiele des italien. Geschichtsforschers und Dichters Marchese Scipione Francesco Maffei (1675-1755), dessen Bedeutung bes. in seinem Beitrag zur Erneuerung des italienischen Theaters mit der Tragödie "Merope" liegt. Diese wurde von Lessing in der "Hamburgischen Dramaturgie" ausführlich gewürdigt; von Goldsmith als "the most finished tragedy of the world" gepriesen. Maffei verteidigte sein Theater gegen die Übertreibungen des Rigioristen Concina durch seine Schrift "De teatri antichi e moderni", die den Beifall des Papstes Benedict XIV hatte. - Titel mit Marginalien von alter Hand.

Cadomi, ( Caen ) , Apud Adamum Cavelier, ( printer Jacques Mangeant ) , 9th October 1614, in-8°, (80) nn pp + 718 pp , lacks the last (blank) leaf Yy8. Bound in late 18th or early 19th century full leather, smooth spine with gilt decoration and title label. All edges painted red. Marbled end papers. Copy from the library of the Meaux Seminary ( small printed ex-libris on the first page down). Title page slightly stained, tiny damage at the top turn in. Still a very fine copy, complete with all the text leaves. Main work of the Jesuit Maffei in which he treats the 16th c. history of Asia, mainly India and Japan. The work is written in elegant Latin. In 1603 the Jesuit Visitor (Valignano) wrote from Macao ; '' Of all those who have so far written about Japan none has done it with greater precision or in better order than Father G.P. Maffei''. The first edition dates from 1588 and was accompanied by a selection of Letters from India (Goa). These letters are not present in this edition. This French provincial edition , from the bookseller Adam Cavelier, is quite rare and hardly available in libraries outside France. (Sommervogel vol. V column 298).

In Venezia, presso Antonio Curti q. Giacomo, [ultimo vol.: Giustino Pasquali q.m Mario], 1790, voll. 19, in-8, leg. del primo Ottocento in mezza pelle "radicata", titolo e fascette in oro ai dorsi, piatti in carta marmorizzata, per oltre 6000 pp. complessive. Con tavv. f.t. incise in rame. Mancano i primi due volumi. Condizioni decisamente buone tranne che per il vol. XVI che reca tracce d'umidità piuttosto marcate. Edizione a cura di Andrea Rubbi. Fra le opere contenute segnaliamo: Della Formazione de' fulmini, Dell'antica condizion di Verona, Verona illustrata, Dell'istoria di Verona, Degli scrittori veronesi, Opuscoli di Scipione Maffei relativi alla verona illustrata, La Merope, Le Cerimonie, La fida ninfa, Il raguet, Della scienza chiamata cavalleresca, Storia teologica delle dottrine e opinioni corse nei primi cinque secoli della chiesa ecc., ecc.

Apud Iolitos, Venetiis1585. 8vo. (12 [including an engraved title leaf]+286+(2) pages. Bound in a modern pastiche full vellum binding with title ('Ignatii Vitae') on the spine. Contemporary name and a bit newer name (dated 1652) to the title leaf. With a couple of small, contemporary marginal notes. 80 pages in the middle of the book with an old worm attack to the upper margin, not affecting text. * The Venetian first edition of this first biography on Loyola [1491-1556], the founder of the Jesuit order [with Saint Peter Faber and Saint Francis Xavier]. Note that the biography was written before his beatification [1609] and canonization [1622].

Paris, R. de Ninville, 1665. Deux tomes en un volume in 4, vélin ancien. Japon, Chine et archipels de l'extrême orient.Antilles, en particulier Martinique et Guadeloupe, Golfe du Mexique, Floride, etc. Édition très recherchée, car elle contient "Deux lettres des deux frères de la Compagnie de Jésus que, en navigation vers le Brésil furent martyrisés pour la foi de Christ.Première édition.