scriverius petrus (42 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. 3 in elkaar gevouwen vellen; oplage 999 exemplaren.

1989, 3 gevouwen vellen. Oplage 999 exemplaren. 2 hoekjes met lichte knik, verder in zeer goede staat. Gedrukt ten behoeve van de contribuanten van De Stichting Drukwerk in de Marge en de abonnees van het Ambachtelijk Groeiboek.

1989, 12pp (3 dubbelgevouwen bladen), staat is goed.

Zustand: New.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Gedichten Van Petrus Scriverius, accompanied by a detailed biography, showcases the work of the celebrated Dutch poet Petrus Scriverius. This collection offers readers a glimpse into the literary landscape of the 17th century Netherlands, featuring Scriverius' lyrical verses and insightful observations. The accompanying biographical account provides valuable context to the poems, exploring the life and influences that shaped Scriverius' unique voice.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Gedichten Van Petrus Scriverius, accompanied by a detailed biography, showcases the work of the celebrated Dutch poet Petrus Scriverius. This collection offers readers a glimpse into the literary landscape of the 17th century Netherlands, featuring Scriverius' lyrical verses and insightful observations. The accompanying biographical account provides valuable context to the poems, exploring the life and influences that shaped Scriverius' unique voice.

fester Einband. . Pergamenteinband der Zeit, 575 S. Kupfertitel, 11,5 x 7 cm, kl8°. Lugd[uni] Batavorum, Elzevir. * hinterer Einbanddeckel fleckig (rote Farbe), gebräunt (K0f)+.

Zustand: VG. Small 4to. 184 pp. With 3 woodcut coats of arms, 1 seal & 36 portraits. Hardcover. Early 20th-century half vellum. (Some browning/foxing in parts of the book; worm hole in inner margins near spine, not affecting text). * Second part of Batavia illustrata seu de Batavorum insula Hollandia, Zelandia, Frisia, territorio Traiectensi et Gelria (4 vols.). - Willems 57 (calls for 39 portraits); Berghman 1842 (calls for 36 portraits, as in our copy).

Important collection of sources for the biography of Desiderius Erasmus (1469-1536), put together and edited by Petrus Scriverius on the basis of the 1607 edition by Merula of the Compendium vitae, including a number of new sources and four hitherto unpublished letters by Erasmus. The humanist and independent scholar Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660) worked in Leiden outside the University, but he was in continuous contact with the most famous Leiden professors. Scriverius added commentaries and connecting texts by which the collection gained weight as materials for Erasmus' biography. Also through the later editions, edited by Thysius, and published by Joannes Maire in 1642 and 1649, the collection became very influential regarding Erasmus' "image" before the first critical biography of Erasmus was published by Joannes Clericus in 1705.With a few (near-contemporary?) manuscript annotations and markings in the margins. The vellum and the title page are slightly (dust) soiled, the pastedowns have detached from the inside of the boards and the front pastedown is lacking the upper outer corner, the bottom outer corner of leaf C6 is sligthly damaged (not affecting the text), some occasional very slight foxing. Otherwise in good condition.l Knaake II, 355a; STCN 832265039; Tuynman, 'Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660)', in: Quaerendo, 7 (1977), pp. 4-45, esp. 23-4; USTC 1027478; Vander Haeghen 182. Contemporary vellum, sewn on 3 vellum tapes laced through the joints, with the manuscript title on the spine, red edges. With a woodcut printer's device on the title page, a woodcut roundel with portrait of Erasmus on leaf 5, a divisional title page for Erasmus' letters, and a few woodcut decorated initials. Pages: [24], 286, [2 blank].

First edition (first issue), in the original Latin, of a history of Batavia, the Latin name for the Low Countries, though the subtitle here restricts it to the northern territories that belonged to the young Dutch Republic: the Betuwe, Holland, Zeeland, Friesland, Utrecht (province) and Gelderland. It contains works by several different authors, opening with a brief letter by the compiler, the Dutch historian Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660), who wrote several historical works on the Low Countries. The first section is a history of Batavia, containing two works by Gerardus Noviomagus, also known as Gerardus Geldenhouwer (1482-1542). Next come two treatises dealing with the origin of the Batavians and other matters, written by Cornelius Aurelius (ca. 1460-1531), best known for his Divisiekroniek. It is followed by some letters by various authors, including one by Desiderius Erasmus, and some texts by Adrianus Barlandus (1486-1538). Also included is a list of important rulers of the Low Countries, with many woodcut portraits. The book closes with Henrik Aquilius's Compendium chronici Gelriae, providing a history of Gelderland and including geographic notes by Ortelius. Copy from the Duke de La Force. Text-leaves with occasional small black spots, otherwise in good condition. Binding worn along the extremities, spine damaged, especially at the head and foot, front hinge cracked.l Haitsma Mulier & V.d. Lem 436b; Rahir 39; STCN 190152141; Willems 57. Early 18th-century calf, richly gold-tooled spine with a red title-label and the crowned monogram of the Duke de La Force in the remaining compartments, and the Duke's coat of arms in gold on the sides (probably of a later date), red sprinkled edges, marbled endpapers. With a woodcut printer's device on the title page, a woodcut initial, and many woodcut illustrations in the text. Pages: [8], 232, 56 184, 40 pp.

Vellum. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. ffep, title page, 26 preliminary pages, 384 plus 2 misnumbered pages between pp. 244 and 245 (numberd 245 and 244, respectively) and 2 blank pp. between pp. 266 and 267, colophon, blank, rfep. Engraved title page with portrait medallion ("vatis amatoris iulia sculpta manu"); author's portrait on verso of tenth preliminary leaf. Page 353 mis-number 353 and p. 361 misnumbered 369, but page sequence is correct. Vellum overlapping fore-edges, Vellum is soiled, spine darkened with chip in red leather label. Front hinge is split between ffep and title page but binding stitching is secure and tight. Owner's name and pencil markings on ffep. Text block is very tight, pages are very clean throughout with only a corner off of leaf five and a tiny closed tear in the margin of pp. 105-106, neither of which affects the text. Two lines underscored on p. 151. Latin. Iohannis Secundi (Johannes Secundus, Janus Secundus, Jan Everaerts) (1511-1536) was a New Latin poet of Dutch nationality. He wrote elegies, epigrams, odes, epistles, epithalimia, itineraries, and other prose. His most famous work was Liber Basiorum (Book of Kisses) which is among the works in this volume. The compiler, Peter Schrijver (1576-1660) was was a Dutch writer and scholar on the history of Holland and Belgium. A remarkably tight and clean copy of this very scarce book. Size: 12mo. Book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Gut. 308 (statt 310) S. Kleinformatiger Lederband der Zeit. Schweiger II/2, 599. Brunet III, 1491. Willems: Les Elzeviers, No. 1344. Ohne das letzte Blatt, der Einband berieben und am Rücken mit kleinen Fehlstellen, insgesamt aber noch gut erhaltenes Exemplar der geschätzten handlichen Taschenausgaben mit nur leichten Gebrauchsspuren.

Zustand: Gut. 2. Auflage. Gut. 12° (15-18,5 cm). 575 S. Pergament der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel 2. Auflage. Einband gering bestoßen, Seiten etwas gebräunt, ansonsten gut erhalten. Exlibris (Grandson de Blonay) auf Vorsatz. Zusammenstellung des niederländischen Philologen und Historikers Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660) von Werken zur Geschichte des antiken Roms u.a. von Julius Pomponius Laetus, Raffaello Maffei, Justus Lipsius. Mit einem schönen gestochenen Titel. Geschichte, Rom, römische Antike, Urbs, Römisches Reich, Rome, roman empire, Roma, history, histoire, storia, antique, antica. 400 Gramm. Pergament der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel.

Gemarmerde platten.

Leyden, Pieter vander Eyk, 1740. 4to. Old half cloth. With engraved title-vignette. (20),235 pp. First edition, published after the manuscript dating from ca. 1350. - Petrus Scriverius, the Latinized form of Peter Schrijver (1576 - 1660), was a Dutch writer and scholar on the history of Holland and Belgium. At the end: KORT CHRONYKJE van Holland, van den jaere IX ende LXXII tot het jaer MCCCC ende LXVI. - A clean copy.

Zustand: Early vellum. Fine. Engraved title-page. 575, [1] pp. InLatin and Greek. 1 vols. 24mo. Engraved title-page. 575, [1] pp. InLatin and Greek. 1 vols. 24mo.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. HONORI VRBIS AETERNAE P. SCRIVERUS RESTITVIT. Cum Privilegio. Lvgd: Batavorvm. Ex oficina Elzeviriana. [Colofon]: MDCXXVI. [1626]. In 8º 11x6 cm. Com 575 págs. Encadernação da época em pergaminho flexível. Corte das folhas carminados. Com belo frontispício gravado, com uma composição constituída por figuras alegóricas e símbolos da Republica Romana. A obra é uma pequena enciclopédia com contribuições dos mais destacados humanistas e historiadores europeus do século XV a XVII, tais como: Andrea Domenico Fiocco; Giulio Pomponio Leto; Rafaelle Maffei, Andrea Alciati; Pieter Nanninck; Janus Guliemus; Justus Lpsius; e George Wauchope. Andr. Dominici Flocci Florentini, De potestatibus Romanorum libri duo - Pomponi Laeti De magistratibus Romanis . libri duo - Raphaelis Volaterrani De magistratibus et sacerdotiis Romanorum commentarius - |Andreae Alciati . De magistratibus et officiis Rom. liber - Petri Nanni . De comitiis Romanorum - Iusti Lipsi De magistratibus veteris pop. Rom. - Iani Gulielmi . De magistratibus reipub. Rom. libellus - Georgii Vavchopii . De magistratibus vet. pop. Rom. tractatus - P. Scriverii De pseudo-Fenestella admonitio - Appendix ad Romam antiquam. in qua de Romae statu hodierno et pontificis auctoritate disseritur Peter Schrijver (Amsterdão 1576 - Oudewater 1660) historiador, poeta e escritor neerlandês que foi professor de história nos Países Baixos e na Bélgica. Estudou na Universidade de Leiden e professor na Escola de Latim de Duisburg. É autor de edições comentadas de Martial, Ausonius, Pervigilium Veneris; da edição dos poemas de Joseph Justus Scaliger (Leiden, 1615), da De re militari of Vegetius Renatus, das tragédias de Sénca, (P. Scriverii collectanea veterum tragicorum, 1621) Opera anecdota, philologica, et poetica (Utrecht, 1738), e da Nederduitsche Gedichten (1738) by S. Dockes. Foi autor de muitas contribuições importantes para a história dos Países Baixos: Batavia Illustrata (4 parts, Leiden, 1609); Corte historische Beschryvinghe der Nederlandscher Oorlogen (1612); Inferioris Germaniae . . . historia (1611, 4 parts); Beschryvinghe van Out Batavien (Arnheim, 1612); Het oude Goutsche chronycxken van Hollandt, como editor, e impressa em Amsterdam em 1663; and Principes Hollandiae Zelandiae et Frisiae (Haarlem, 1650). BNP ELZ. 313 CFB2 Willems, 321 Rahir, E. 292 Language: Latim / Latin Location/localizacao: M-10-E-49.

Zustand: Goed ex. Klein 4to. (VIII)+280 pp. Met gegrav. titelp. & 33 (van de 36) gegrav. portretten van A. Matham. Gebonden. Perkament uit de tijd. (Enkele oude aantekn. & onderstr.; er ontbreken 3 portr.).

Arnhem, Jan Jansz., 1614. 2 vols. in 1. (16),608,213 pp. Wood-cut text-ills. Raised & gilt-tooled leather. 8vo. - Leather seriously worn (partly detached, missing pieces from top of the spine and along the extremities verso of the covers); binding tight and solid; minimal age-toning of the paper.

Zustand: Gut. 1. Ausgabe. 11,7x6,5cm 575 S. Ganzpergament, Rücken von alter Hand beschriftet, min. Altersspuren, gutes Ex. Sprache: Latein, Titelkupfer. -------- ANGEBUNDEN: Segethus, Thomas - De principatibus Italiae Tractatus Varii (Ex Officina Elzeviriana, Leiden, 1631, 372 S., 5 Blatt, mit dem Originaltitelblatt, leichte Gebr.spuren, gut ------------------ Petrus Scriverius, niederländisch Peter Schryver oder Pieter Schrijver (* Amsterdam, 12. Januar 1576; gest. Oudewater, 30. April 1660) war ein niederländischer Philologe, Historiker und Schriftsteller. Er studierte ab 1593 an der Universität Leiden bei Joseph Justus Scaliger, Bonaventura Vulcanius und Paulus Merula. Dort wurde er mit Daniel Heinsius befreundet, dessen Nederduytsche poemata er 1616 herausgab. 1599 schloss er sein Studium ab. Von 1611 bis 1613 war Scriverius Direktor der Lateinschule, dem heutigen Landfermann-Gymnasium in Duisburg. Er gehörte politisch und religiös (Remonstranten) zur Gruppe um Johan van Oldenbarnevelt und Hugo Grotius, und provozierte die damalige oranisch gesinnte Regierung mit der Übersetzung lateinischer Verse zu Ehren seines Freundes Rombout Hogerbeets. Scriverius verbrachte einen Großteil seines Lebens in Leiden, aber um 1650 war sein Augenlicht beeinträchtigt, und die letzten Jahre seines Lebens verbrachte er im Haus seiner Kinder in Oudewater. Scriverius ist bekannt für seine verschiedenen Werke, darunter seine Studien über Martial, Ausonius, das Pervigilium Veneris, Gedichtausgaben von Joseph Justus Scaliger, De Re Militari von Flavius Vegetius Renatus, Senecas Tragödien (P. Scriverii collectanea veterum tragicorum, 1621) ///////// Thomas Seget (Seton?, 1569 gest. Amsterdam, 1627) was a Scottish poet who wrote in Latin. Seget is first recorded as a convert from Calvinism to Catholicism, attending the Scots College at Louvain in 1596, but did not stay long. Carrying a letter of recommendation from Justus Lipsius, the Flemish humanist, he travelled to Italy where he met Galileo in 1599. He travelled further through Europe, making the acquaintances among others of Kepler in Prague. He also corresponded with the Polish poet Szymon Szymonowic, and other Polish connections included his stay at the University of Altdorf 1614-1616 at the same time as the Socinian activity there around Samuel Przypkowski.

2 werken in 1 perkamenten band (origineel). 15x10 cm. Compleet met alle portretten van graven en andere illustraties in houtsnede. (16), 608 213 p. -(Papier vergeeld, hap uit p (15/16), binding stevig.).

First and only edition of an amorous compilation of Latin poems and other texts, including letters, orations, disputations, text editions with notes, and commentaries. The texts, all on the subjects of love and marriage, were written by various authors, such Daniel Heinsius, Janus Dousa, Desiderius Erasmus, Thomas More, Petrus Scriverius, Scaliger, Cl. Salmasius, L. Capilupi, Ausonius and others. However, the editor of this collection, the well-known humanist and scholar Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660) brought Baudius to the fore as the main author. Dominicus Baudius (1561-1613) was a French Neo-Latin poet, scholar and historian who taught at Leiden from 1603-1613 where he became friends with a.o. Justus Lipsius, Janus Dousa, Daniel Heinsius, and Hugo Grotius. His private life was troubled by his drinking habits and love affairs, but he was considered as one of the best letter-writers and Neo-Latin poets of his time. In 1607 Baudius published a new and final version of his poems: Poematum nova edition. The present work includes poems which were omitted from the editions of his Poemata as well as a number of Baudius' letters, recounting his, often unsuccessful, erotic adventures. The famous ancient Latin poem Pervigilium Veneris is also prominently represented with more than one edition (by Justus Lipsius and Salmasius) including notes and commentaries. There are two variant editions of the present work, both printed by Joris Abrahams vander Marsce in Leiden, one for Franciscus Hegerus and Franciscus Hackius (the present copy) and the other for Lud. Elzevier. "Joli edition bien exécutés" (Willems).With the bookplate of C. Peeters, the well-known bibliographer and author of the Annales des Elzevier, mounted on the front pastedown. The binding is in excellent condition. The title-page is lightly browned and soiled, occasional mild foxing on some of the leaves. Otherwise in good condition.l Gay, I, p. 103; Haag, II, p. 27 ("très recherché"); Nodier, p. 5; Pieters, p. 237, no. 1; STCN 833592548 (5 copies); USTC 1028538 (5 copies); Willems, no. 961 (variant 1); cf. Grootens, Dom. Baudius. Een levensschets (1942); M. Roscam Abbing & P. Tuynman, Petrus Scriverius Harlemensis (2018), p. 266 (1638A). 19th-century gold-tooled dark blue-green Morocco, with the author, title, and year of publication lettered in gold on the spine, gilt floral borders between double gilt fillets along the edges of both boards, gold-tooled board edges and turn-ins, gilt edges, red watered silk end papers. With a woodcut vignette on the title page, several decorated woodcut initials, and woodcut head- and tailpieces, each page has been ruled by hand in reddish brown ink. Pages: [12], 518, [1], [1 blank] pp.

2 parts in 1 volume. First edition of this famous description glorifying the city of Haarlem, and one of the main early sources for the legend that Laurens Jansz. Coster was the actual inventor of the art of printing. The description itself, which is largely in verse and printed in three different types, is accompanied by beautiful plates. These plates include maps and town plans, views of streets, buildings, and interiors in and near Haarlem, and the earliest portrait of Coster. The extensive commentaries in the work were based on earlier writers, and documents found in the medieval archives of Haarlem.The work was written by the Haarlem minister Samuel Ampzing (1590-1632) to promote Haarlem. He began in 1617 and published it in 1628, more than ten years later, aided by the well-known scholar Petrus Scriverius who lived in Leiden at the time. This history of the city was not superseded until Pieter Langendijk's unfinished work nearly a century later.Ad 2: First edition of this important work in praise of Laurens Jansz. Coster, in which the scholar Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660) confirmed and defended the legend (established in 1588 by Hadrianus Junius in his Batavia) that it was Coster who had invented printing with moveable type, a claim that was accepted for centuries on the basis of the generally respected scholarship of Scriverius. The work was often added to Ampzing's description of Haarlem.The spine is somewhat soiled, two of the closing ties are nearly gone, the other two are torn, the boards are slightly rubbed. The work is lightly browned throughout, with an occasional stain. Otherwise a splendid and complete copy, with provenance of Antiquariaat Meijer Elte in the Hague.l Ad 1: Ekama 120; Nijhoff & V. Hattum 6; STCN 823048063 (26 copies); ad 2: Haitsma Mulier & Van der Lem 14; STCN 823047857 (28 copies); cf. Hellinga-Querido, L. & Wolf, C. de., Laurens Janszoon Coster was zijn naam (1988), esp. pp. 79-82; Roscam Abbing, M. & Tuynman, P., Petrus Scriverius. A key to the correspondence (2018), p. 259; Id., 'Om de eer van Haarlem, Scriverius' verdediging van Laurens Janszoon Coster', in: De zeventiende eeuw, 30 (2014), pp. 39-75. Contemporary gold- and blind-tooled overlapping vellum, sewn on 4 supports laced through the joints, the manuscript author and title on the spine, gold-tooled oval coat of arms of Haarlem in the centre of both boards, surrounded by a blind-tooled single fillet frame, green closing ties, red sprinkled edges. Ad 1: With an allegorical frontispiece, 16 engraved plates (5 full-page and 11 double-page), and a printer's device on the final page, the text is printed in roman, gothic and civilité type. Ad 2: With a woodcut printer's device on the title-page, a full-page engraved portrait (the earliest portrait of Laurens Jansz. Coster), and a full-page engraved plate of the first printing office in Haarlem. Pages: [88], 520, [8]; 1-5, [3], 9, 6-124 pp. Including: SCRIVERIUS, Petrus. Laure-Crans voor Laurens Coster van Haerlem, eerste vinder vande boeck-druckery.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. HOLLANDIA, ZELANDIA, FRISIA, TERRITORIO TRAIECTENSI ET GELRIA, Scriptores varij notae melioris, nunc primùm collecti, simulqúe editì. Ex Musaeo PETRI SCRIVERII. Lugduni Batavorum, Apud Ludovicum Elzevirium. cIc. Ic. c. ix. [Leiden, 1609]. In 4º de 19,5x14 cm. com [8], 232, 184, 40 págs. Encadernação artística da época (com cantos e coifas cansadas) armoriada nos super-libris de ambas as pastas com o brasão de Duque de La Force (com 3 leões passantes). O superlibris do Duque de La Force é provavelmente mais recente do que a encadernação (Auguste Armand de La Force, 1878 - 1961, historiador dos assuntos genealógicos dos séculos XVI e XVII). Profusamente ilustrado no texto, intercalado com gravuras xilográficas contendo reproduções epigráficas romanas e antigas, retratos dos reis e imperadores, moedas, marcas e cunhos, e gravuras com panoramas, heráldica, etc. Primeira edição em Latim, de uma história da Batávia, o nome latino para os Países Baixos, embora o subtítulo aqui o restrinja aos territórios do norte que pertenciam à jovem República Holandesa: Betuwe, Holanda, Zelândia, Frísia, Utrecht (província) e Gelderland. Contém obras de vários autores diferentes, abrindo com uma breve carta do compilador, o historiador holandês Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660), autor de várias obras históricas sobre os Países Baixos. A primeira secção é uma história da Batávia, com duas obras de Gerardus Noviomagus, também conhecido como Gerardus Geldenhouwer (1482-1542). Seguem-se dois tratados sobre a origem dos Batavianos e outros assuntos, escritos por Cornelius Aurelius (ca. 1460-1531), mais conhecido pela sua Divisiekroniek . Seguem-se algumas cartas de vários autores, incluindo uma de Desiderius Erasmus, e alguns textos de Adrianus Barlandus (1486-1538). Inclui também uma lista de importantes governantes dos Países Baixos, com muitos retratos em xilogravura. O livro termina com o Compendium chronici Gelriae de Henrik Aquilius, que apresenta uma história de Gelderland e inclui notas geográficas de Ortelius. In quarto. 19,5x14 cm. [8], 232, 184, 40 pp. Contemporary full calf binding (with tired corners and hoods) with an artistic super-libris on both folders with the coat-of-arms of the Duke de La Force. The superlibris of the Duke de La Force is probably more recent than the binding (Auguste Armand de La Force, 1878 - 1961, historian of genealogical subjects of the 16th and 17th centuries). Abundantly illustrated within the text (and the text interspersed) with woodcut engravings containing Roman epigraphic reproductions; portraits of kings and emperors; coins; brands; and mintmarks; and engravings with panoramas; Dutch heraldry, etc. First edition (first issue), in the original Latin, of a history of Batavia, the Latin name for the Low Countries, though the subtitle here restricts it to the northern territories that belonged to the young Dutch Republic: the Betuwe, Holland, Zeeland, Friesland, Utrecht (province) and Gelderland. It contains works by several different authors, opening with a brief letter by the compiler, the Dutch historian Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660), who wrote several historical works on the Low Countries. The first section is a history of Batavia, containing two works by Gerardus Noviomagus, also known as Gerardus Geldenhouwer (1482-1542). Next come two treatises dealing with the origin of the Batavians and other matters, written by Cornelius Aurelius (ca. 1460-1531), best known for his Divisiekroniek . It is followed by some letters by various authors, including one by Desiderius Erasmus, and some texts by Adrianus Barlandus (1486-1538). Also included is a list of important rulers of the Low Countries, with many woodcut portraits. The book closes with Henrik Aquilius"s Compendium chronici Gelriae, providing a history of Gelderland and including geographic notes by Ortelius. Referências/References: Haitsma Mulier & V.d. Lem 436b; Rahir 39; STCN 190152141; Willems 57. Language: Latim / Latin Location/localizacao: M-17-D-28.

Zustand: Very Good. Full vellum with gilt medallion and decorative border to front and back covers. Gilt motif and raised bands to spine. All edges heavily gilt. Old repairs to vellum fore edges. Bookplate of Frederick Tillman to front pastedown. Contains 39 striking engravings, including frontispiece and full-page plate of coat-of-arms of Haarlem with view of the city in the background. Engravings after portraits by Titian, Van Eyck and Rubens. Moisture marks on page edges do not affect images. A very handsome copy. ; 16x20.5 inches; 122; [7] pages; All shipments through USPS insured Priority Mail.

Zustand: Goed ex. 2 delen in 1 band. (XIV)+442;278 pp. Met gegrav. titel, 62 portretten & talr. andere houtgravures in de tekst. Gebonden. Perkament uit de tijd. (Papier wat verbruind, wat vlekkig in benedenmarges, hier en daar ook licht watervlekkig).

Zustand: Goed ex. (XVI)+235 pp. Met gegrav. titelvignet. Gebonden. Perkament uit de tijd. (Rug iets vlekkig; oude ex-libris op binnenzijde voorplat, recente naamsvermelding in inkt op schutblad; papier hier en daar wat roestvlekjes). * Meegebonden: S. EIKELENBERG, Alkmaar en zyne geschiedenissen. (1e druk). Alkmaar, Simon van Hoolwerf, 1739. 116 pp. Met gegrav. titelvignet, portret, plaat, uitslaande kaart. Tevens meegebonden: DIRRICK ADRIAANSZ VALCOOCH, Chronycke van Leeuwenhorn, Voortyden ontrent der Sypen gelegen in West-Vrieslandt over veel hondert jaeren verdroncken, met nog alle handelingen bedyckingen, ende inundatien, die van Anno 1552. tot Anno 1598. Amsteldam, Jan Hartig, 1740. (III)+111+(1) pp. Met uitsl. kaart.

575 S. + gestochener Frontispiz Andr. Dominici Flocci, florentini, De potestatibus Romanorum libri duo, falso dudum L. Fenestellae nomine circumlati. la Gewicht in Gramm: 400 kl-8°, Pergamenteinband der Zeit, Vermerke von alter Hand auf Vorsatz, schöner Zust.

's-Gravenhage, Johnnes Tongerloo, Jasper Doll en Levyn van Dijck, 1678. In perkament gebonden. 14,5 x 8,5 cm. Met 20 Graef & Gravinne portretten + de gravure van . Voorrede, Register en 592 pag. en de 2 genealogische platen zijn niet aanwezig. Redelijk exemplaar. [Antiquarisch ].

Lugduni Batavorum (Leiden), Officina Elzeviriana, 1629. 12mo. In contemporary full vellum with yapp edges. Title in contemporary hand to spine. Light miscolouring to spine, otherwise a nice and clean copy. 575, (1) pp. The engraved title-page included in the pagination. Willem 321.