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Zustand: New. pp. 116.

Zustand: New. pp. 116.

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paperback. Zustand: Fine.

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Zustand: New. In English.

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tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. Civilización, progreso y cultura.(008) Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos. Madrid. 1964. 21 cm. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial. Libros recibidos . Cubierta deslucida. (=3407459=) JY36.

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Zustand: New. In English.

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Zustand: Good. Historia 16. Encuadernación en tapa blanda. Colón, Fernando; Arranz Márquez, Luis; Ulloa, Alfonso de Historia del Almirante Tapa deslucida. Tapa ilustrada. Pags.359. Volúmenes.1.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Zustand: New.

Buch. 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 is in the 'public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.…

Gebunden. Zustand: New.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: Very Good. Quarto (23 cm); [50] (of 52?), 788, [8] 152 pages. Lacks half-title. Four title pages, each with Pezzana's woodcut device showing Jove, Juno, Vulcan and Neptune. Occasional woodcut initials and ornaments. Shoulder notes. Bound in marbled paper with leather backstrip; backstrip decorated and titled in gilt. Binding quite worn, with joints tender and boards scuffed, edges exposed. Text generally quite good with occasional worm trails, the most severe of them in the margins. Pages evenly toned. References: Michel, V, 161. First Pezzana edition of the popular 16th-century "forest of many stories" by Spain's Pedro Mexia. (Nicolò Pezzana purchased the famous Giunti press in 1657, making this one of the first titles issued under his name.) The book is a Spanish Renaissance entry into the genre named "Silvae" by Statius, but this text falls more into the tradition of Xenophon's Symposium, Athenaeus, Macrobius, and Aulus Gellius, that is, expansive, shapeless, episodic, with masses of detail and a stupefying variety of topics and narratives. It was incredibly popular in the 16th and 17th centuries, reprinted in something like 106 editions in every European language. It was a rich treasure chest for later Renaissance authors, such as Miguel Cervantes (whose Quixote is also a forest of many tales, several of them lifted from Mexia) and Christopher Marlowe (who pulled his Tamburlaine from its pages). It is now thoroughly obscure.…

21,5 cm, rilegatura in mezza pelle con piatti rivestiti di carta marmorizzata, titoli e fregi in oro al dorso. C. (12), 336, con capilettera finemente illustrati. Quest'opera di Alfonso de Ulloa offre un resoconto completo della vita del monarca Carlo V, dalle sue origini fino ai suoi ultimi anni, includendo le vicende europee, le guerre d'Italia e i possedimenti nel Nuovo Mondo. Tracce d'uso alla rilegatura, piatti leggermente scollati, aloni sparsi alle pagine, prima carta bianca con testo manoscritto, nel complesso molto ben conservato. Molto buono. …

Second Italian edition of the first and second Decadas of Barros, originally published in 1552-53 in Lisbon and first published in Italian by Valgrisio in 1561; the Portuguese original is excessively rare. The Decadas is one of the first great accounts of European overseas exploration and colonisation. The first part refers to Columbus, the discovery of the Americas and of Brazil. Barros (1496-1570), a Portuguese historian and civil servant, is of great importance in Brazilian history as being one of the 'donatorios'. The last volume, which appeared posthumously in 1615, covered the period from 1539 to the end of the century and was edited and written by Diogo do Couto. Barros' other works on geography, commerce, and navigation disappeared after his death. Second Italian edition. 2 vols in one, small 4to. in 8s, [10], 200, [7], [1 (blank)], 228 ff., woodcut device to titles, woodcut initials throughout; short marginal paper-flaw to 2a7, occasional light browning; late 19th-century red morocco gilt, all edges marbled and gilt, marbled endpapers, ribbon page-marker; a little darkened, minimally rubbed, short splits to hinges, nonetheless a very good copy. European Americana, 561/6; Sabin 3647; BdM I, 86-87.…

Venecia, della Bottegha d'Aldo, 1575. En 4º (207 x 160)mm. 344, (8) hojas. Encuadernación del siglo dieciocho en pergamino a la romana, cortes cincelados en azul. Sexta edición, la primera impresa en 1560, de la primera biografía del emperador Carlos V, del historiador Alfonso de Ulloa (1529-1570), conocido como el "polígrafo español", una de las figuras clave en la difusión de la cultura española en Italia en el siglo XVI. Obra apreciada, se convirtió en un best-seller por todo Europa desde el momento mismo de su aparición, con numerosas ediciones y la traducción del libro a diferentes idiomas. Muestra de ello es que en tan sólo 15 años ya había alcanzado seis ediciones. El libro, dedicado a Felipe II, tiene un marcado interés propagandístico de la política carolina contra los enemigos protestantes y turcos. El libro llegó a ser incluido en el Index Librorum Prohibitorum de Gaspar de Quiroga de 1583 donde se dice "De Alonso de Ulloa, en la Vida del Emperador Carlos V, impressa en Venecia año de 1575, fol.243 quítese desde las palabras El Doctor constantino & c. hasta traduxe de esta lengua. así en la dicha impressión como en qualquiera otra". El Indice de 1640 abunda en ello: "Casi a la 3 parte del libro 4 se quiten de dos lugares las alabanzas de Constantino de la Fuente, y lo mismo se borre en la impresión en la lengua italiana.". Primer y último pliego sucio, ligeras manchas ocasiones, generalmente en el margen, por lo demás buen ejemplar. Procedencia: Antonio Cánovas del Castillo, su ex-libris 207x160mm. (8¼x6¼"). …

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Muy bien. In-8º (20x15cm). 344 + (8)ff. Printer's device on title page; woodcut decorative initials. Some slight usual foxing. Contemporary vellum with inked title on spine. Very good copy. In 1560, Ulloa published his first and most famous original work, the biography of Charles V, an attempt is made to place a hasty trip to Spain, either in the nuncio's entourage, Prospero Publicola, or called by the King himself, as he wanted to magnify he himself in the nuncupatoria letter of the 1564 edition of the spurious book third of the family Epistles of Guevara. These and other imprecise allusions to the services he rendered to the two branches of the Habsburgs must have been the idea, pointed out by Nicolás Antonio, that in that decade he could have acted as business agent of Felipe II, of Emperor Maximiliano II and of the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria. But the prosecution and condemnation that would end his life and the delays in mediating his case indicate that the role he played in the administration necessarily had to be temporary and subordinate, rather reduced to the task of mere interpreter or led to the most dangerous clandestine informant, despite the priceless propaganda work of the Catholic and imperial monarchy and, even more, the Spanish culture, whose canon of contemporary authors was responsible for translating or editing even from his imprisonment. According to the correspondence preserved, in 1563 Ulloa falsified the order to be able to print a book in the Hebrew language; discovered the crime at the beginning of 1568, he was sentenced to death, but a few days later he was commuted to life imprisonment when he denounced the instigators of the forgery. Adams V43. Sabin 97682. Reouard 221; 18. A nice tight copy of this very scarce Aldine edition. Size: Formato en 8°.…

4to. 24, (2) pp. With woodcut printer's device to t. p. 18th century marbled wrappers. Rare second Italian edition (published a year after the almost unobtainable first Turin printing) of this historically important account of the events of the Battle of Szigetvár, fought between the Turkish and the Habsburgian forces. The final page treats the number of Turkish soldiers killed in the battle. - On 8 September 1566, after a month-long siege, the Ottoman army captured the fortress of Szigetvár and beheaded the defender, Miklós Zrínyi; more than 20,000 soldiers died. Shortly before the decisive battle, Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent, who personally led the campaign, died of old age after a reign of 46 years - the longest in Ottoman history. In spite of the Turkish victory, the death of their leader, the heavy losses suffered during the siege, and an early winter caused the Ottoman army to withdraw to Istanbul. Only in 1689 did the Hungarians re-capture the city. - The first edition ("Historia Sigheti") was published in Latin by Caspar Stainhofer in Vienna in 1568. It was purportedly a translation from the Croat language, prepared by Samuel Budina (cf. Apponyi 422). The supposed author, Fran Crnka (Ferenc Czerno), was Zrínyi's surviving chamberlain. According to Göllner, the actual author (though more likely, the editor) may have been Alfonso de Ulloa (d. 1580), who also published "Commentari della Guerra" and "Historie di Europa", both appearing at Zaltieri's press in the same year as the present work. - Extremely rare; a single copy at auctions internationally since 1950. - Edit 16, CNCE 13812. Apponyi 439. Göllner 1270. BM-STC Italian 652. Hammer 761. Szabó 603. Ballagi 718. Hubay 277. OCLC 64419121. Not in Adams.…