Ruaeus carolus (14 Ergebnisse)

18 x 11.5 cm. Two volumes, Later wrappers, uncut, title, xviii, (2), 456 + title, 472 pages. Text in Latin. Fair to good condition: both volumes without proper bindings, bit loose, spines with tape, text block complete, paper somewhat browned with occasional wear, see pictures. Eighteenth-century Brussels school edition of Virgil with the classic Latin commentary by Charles de la Rue (Ruaeus), produced for educational use in the Southern Netherlands. Rare survival in original unsophisticated state with untrimmed edges. 720g.…

In-12°. [6] 233 pp. Binding badly restored with boards. Spine damaged. Boards loose. Sixt edition of this work by Charles Delarue famous french oratorian of the Society of Jesus. Binding worn but inside very good. Stamp of the " collège Saint Michel Bruxelles ".

Hard Cover. Zustand: Very Good. 5e éd. 233 p. Le liber tertius comprend une série d'emblemata. Reliure d'époque en cuir, usée mais en bon état. Size: 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall. Ex-Library.

Leather. Zustand: Good. Virgil's opera in the original Latin, a new 1798 edition embellished with folding plates. Virgil's famous Opera in the original Latin, with a large Index of two-hundred and twenty two leaves bound in to rear. ESTC Reference N9923Including a biographical sketch of the well-known Roman poet Virgil, followed by his three books Bucolica, Georgica andAeneis, known as some of the most famous and influential operas in classical Latin literature. Virgil's opera was studied since ancient times, and had a profound influence on numerous western authors, most notably on Dante Alighieri in his Divine Comedy, where Virgil is guide through Inferno andPurgatorio.Illustrated with a folding map. In full period tree calf binding. Externally sound with shelf wear, bumped to extremities with chipping to head and tail of spine, front joint cracked, boards holding firm. Minor previous ownership inscription to title page. Internally, firmly bound. Pages bright and clean. Good. Carolus Ruaeus (illustrator). book.…

Leather. Zustand: Good Only. A beautifully illustrated Latin edition of the collected works of ancient Roman poet Virgil. Illustrated with an engraved frontispiece, fourteen engraved plates, and a folding map. Collated, complete.The collected works of Virgil, printed in the original Latin, and with additional notes from Charles de la Rue, known as one of the great orators of the Society of Jesus in seventeenth century France.Virgil is one of the best remembered Ancient Roman poets, active during the Augustan period. Across his career he composed three of the most famous poems in the canon of Latin literature, 'Eclogues', 'Georgics', and 'Aeneid'. ESTC Citation No. T170291 With the stamp of the Pax St. Augustine's Abbey Library Ramsgate to the recto of the frontispiece, their bookplate to the front pastedown, and a handwritten shelf number to the spine.Virgil's works have had a great and far-reaching influence on Western literature, with his 'Aeneid' being considered the national epic of Ancient Rome. In a full calf binding. Significant rubbing to back strip and board perimeters. Ink library number to spine. Joints starting, with rear board firmly held, and front board held by one cord only. Library bookplate to front pastedown. Lacking front and rear free endpapers. Frontispiece detached to head, and only tenderly held to the tail, with a stamp to the recto. Loss towards tail of fore edge of frontispiece. Internally, generally firmly bound. Pages a touch age toned, but generally clean and bright. Worming to tail of front pastedown and a number of early leaves, not affecting text. Good Only. Not Stated (illustrator). book.…

Leather. Zustand: Very Good. The first London edition of de La Rue"s Delphin Virgil, an influential scholarly edition of the complete works with continuous prose interpretation and notes. In a full calf binding. The first London edition of Charles de La Rue"s celebrated Delphin Virgil, following the enlarged second Paris edition of 1682 and described on the title page as "juxta editionem novissimam Parisiensem." Virgil"s complete works, the Eclogues, Georgics, and Aeneid, in Latin, accompanied by de La Rue"s continuous prose interpretation and extensive explanatory notes. The preliminaries include the anonymous Vita Virgilii, commonly but incorrectly attributed to Donatus, together with de La Rue"s dedication to Louis XIV"s son, Louis, le Grand Dauphin. Charles de La Rue (1643-1725) was a French Jesuit classicist, Neo-Latin poet, and court preacher. HisVirgil became one of the most enduring volumes in the Ad usum Delphini series, commissioned under the direction of Pierre-Daniel Huet and the Duc de Montausier for the education of the French heir. With an extensive one hundred and twelve page index to the rear. ESTC No.: R28896 A8 a8 B-Z8 2A-2Q8 2R1 a-g8 (A1 is blank). Collated, complete. An early English printing of one of the most influential pedagogical editions of Virgil. In a full calf binding.Externally, sound. Slight rubbing and bumping to extremities, resulting in minor loss to calf. The odd mark to boards with slight discolouration. Slight rubbing to boards with the odd scratch and scuff mark. Fading to lower corners of boards. Creasing to spine; shelf label to tail. Rubbing to spine label with one or two chips. Damp staining to rear board. Bookplate of Rowland Hunt to front paste down with ink inscription dated 1759. Internally, firmly bound. Pages generally bright and clean, if typically age toned with light scattered spotting. Ink annotations and marginalia, occasionally bleeding through the leaf. Small 2 inch closed tear to lower fore edge of O8. Upper margins tightly trimmed, occasionally encroaching onto the running headings. Ink drawing of a wind rose to rear free endpaper; faint later pencil sketch to rear paste down. Tide marking to lower corners of first and final leaves and the odd gathering, more prominent to front; damp staining to gutter off first few leaves. Very Good. None (illustrator). book.…

Zustand: Bon. Livre 1805, H.Barbou, in-12 plein cuir de 380 et 400 pages, titrages dorés sur dos lisses, signets, illustrations de Carolus Ruaeus. Jussu christianissimi regis, ad usum serenissimi delphini. Nova editio accurate recognita. Texte en latin. | Etat : Bon état général, plats un peu écorchés, coins et coiffes frottés (Ref.: ref85430). Carolus Ruaeus (illustrator). Livre.…

Bassani, ex Typographia Remondini, 1818. Complete in 2 volumes. Halfcalf. xxiv-870 pp. (Continuous pagination). In 4to. With ex-libris (prize-book ?) "Ginnasio Vescovile di Feltre: al Francesco Coraulo di Belluno". Corners abroaded, and stamps whitened. Otherwise clean copies.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. Interpretatione et notis illustravit Carolus Ruæus, jussu Christianissimi Regis, ad usum Serenissimi Delphini; Editio novissima accuratè, cui accesserunt in notis nomina lusitana rei rusticae, animalium atque plantarum, necnon ad Georgica Appendix, Lusitano Sermone quamplurimis adnotationes locupletata, Studio et Operâ J.-I. Roquette. Tomus Primus [Tomus Secunds, Tomus Tertius]. Apud V.am J.-P. Aillaud, Monlon et Ces. Parisiis. 1860. 3 Volumes de18x11 cm. Com [iii], 447; [iii], 467; [iii], 404 págs. Encadernações inteiras de pele, com dois rótulos verde escuros e ferros a ouro nas lombadas, folhas de guarda e cortes das folhas marmoreados. Exemplar com danos e sinais de desgaste nas lombadas e nas pastas, ex-libris de Celestino de Matos Domingues nos versos das pastas anteriores. Após uma contextualização histórica e biográfica de Públio Virgílio Maro, apresenta-se o corpo da sua obra, profusamente anotado em rodapé por Charles de la Rue (Paris, 1643 ? 1725), também conhecido pelo seu nome latinizado Carolus Ruaeus, um grande orador da Companhia de Jesus na França do século XVII. Inclui nomes de plantas e animais em português e um extenso comentário também em português às Geórgicas de Virgílio, da autoria do padre Jesuíta Francisco Furtado, publicado por José Inácio Roquete. O primeiro volume reúne as dez Éclogas e os quatro livros que compõem as Geórgicas. Nos seguintes volumes encontra-se a Eneida. Language: Latim / Latin Location/localizacao: I-224-D-16.…

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. Interpretatione et notis illustravit CAROLUS RUÆUS, jussu CHRISTIANISSIMI REGIS, ad usum SERENISSIMI DELPHINI, editio novissima, accuratius recognita ac mendis purgata. TOMUS PRIMUS [SECUNDUS, TERTIUS]. PARISIIS, APUD CORMON et BLANC, BIBLIOPOLAS, Via Mazarina, Nº 70. et LUGDUNI, Via Roger, Nº 1. 1830. 3 Volumes de17,5x11 cm. Com 415; [iv], 467; 405 págs. Encadernações inteiras de pele, com rótulos e ferros a ouro nas lombadas. Após uma contextualização histórica e biográfica de Públio Virgílio Maro, apresenta-se o corpo da sua obra, profusamente anotado em rodapé por Charles de la Rue (Paris, 1643 ? 1725), também conhecido pelo seu nome latinizado Carolus Ruaeus, um grande orador da Companhia de Jesus na França do século XVII. O primeiro volume reúne as dez Éclogas e os quatro livros que compõem as Geórgicas. Nos seguintes volumes encontra-se a Eneida. Exemplar com picos de traça junto ao festo do miolo do primeiro volume. Atingem a mancha gráfica entre as páginas 329 e 350 e as 367 e 380, não condicionando a leitura. Este volume tem ainda algumas manchas de humidade, duas folhas soltas, alguns cadernos parcialmente desconjuntados e anotações a lápis à margem. Os restantes volumes apresentam também ocasionais manchas. Language: Latim / Latin Location/localizacao: I-85-D-36.…

P arisiis 1805,380 pp. (code P-122b).

108pp. 12mo. 'Tertia editio auctior'. Includes the Latin poem Regi Epinicium followed by Corneille's French translation; a second Latin poem Annae Austriacae Epicedium; the (Latin) poem sequence Emblemata Heroica, enlarged for this edition and featuring seven full-page emblems from copper engravings by Cossin; the (Latin) poem sequence Paraphrases Horatianae; and finally three sacred odes (two in Latin, the last in French). Besides the emblems the book uses a number of equally finely engraved headpieces and vignettes. Contemporary limp vellum. One small neat annotation on title page. Vellum little darkened and well-handled but clean and supple. Overall very good.…

12°(14x8,5cm), 2 Titelvignetten, 88 S., 3 Bll., 196 S., 7 nn. S., Glanzledereinband - Einband berieben und bestoßen, prachtvolle, goldgeprägte Rückenverzierung, Deckel mit Goldprägung, roter Rundumschnitt, Vorsatz mit hs. Vermerken, 2. Titel mit hs. Notiz, Papier altersbedingt leicht gebräunt.

Parisiis, Apud Simonem Benard (Simon Benard), 1672, 1 volume de 385x140 mm environ, 108 pages, 7 figures allégoriques à pleine page, nombreuses vignettes. Pleine reliure, dos à nerfs portant titres dorés sur pièces de cuir rouge, fers floraux dorés, tranches rouges, gardes marbrées postérieures. Griffures et épidermures sur le cuir, deux ex libris manuscrits, traces de mouillures marginales sur les six premiers feuillets, quelques traces sur les feuillets sinon intérieur propre, bon état général. …