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Hilversum, Verloren, 1999, 384 pag., illustraties, paperback.= Eigenaarsnaam in pen op Franse titel. Met aanbiedingsbrief van de auteur.

535 Seiten. - Halbleder, Band und Ruecken etwas beschaedigt.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. un volume in folio, [3] ff. 44 pp. (De Literarum Permutatione), 606 pp. Reliure en basane fauve, dos à nerfs orné du titre or et de caissons fleuronnés dorés, petites armes sur les plats (reliure de l'époque). (volume un peu frotté avec perte de cuir sur les plats, à un coin et sur 3 coupes, coiffe supérieure absente, manque à la coiffe inférieure, fente de 10cm à la charnière au second plat, cerne claire en début d'ouvrage sur la bordure supérieure d'une quinzaine de feuillets avec atteinte au texte, rousseurs, deux erreurs de pagination : marqué " 462 " au lieu de " 362 ", " 569 " au lieu de " 596 "). Titre en rouge et en noir illustré d'une magnifique gravure non signée. Texte sur deux colonnes. Gérard Jean Vossius universitaire néerlandais du XVIIe siècle, qui enseigna l'histoire, la philosophie, la théologie et le grec et publia divers ouvrages sur l'histoire, la rhétorique, la grammaire, ainsi qu'un dictionnaire étymologique. RARE.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. Edition originale. Amstelodami, Apud Ludovicum & Danielum Elzevirios, 1662. Grand in-4, (34ff)+606pp.+(1f). Plein vélin de l'époque, dos à nerfs, plats réglés ornés d'un motif central estampé. Édition originale (Willems 1295, Brunet V, 1373). Texte sur 2 colonnes. Ex-libris manuscrit sur le titre. Complet. Vélin fendu sur la moitié de la charnière du premier plat. Vélin un peu défraichi, traces d'attaches. Quelques rousseurs.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 3rd Edition. [Iv], 489 Pp. Posthumous Third Edition, Corrected. Later But Old Brown Calf, Edges Of Page Block Speckled In Red And Blue, Lacking Prelims (Begins With Title Page), Next To Last Free Endpaper Mostly Excised. Ownership Signature, Possibly Later Eighteenth Century, Of A Samuel Foxcroft, Possibly The Minister Of That Name (1735-1807) Who Was The First Pastor Of The Congregational Church In New Gloucester. Pages Clean, Slight Foxing. Gerrit Janszoon Vos (1577- 1649), Often Known By His Latin Name Gerardus Vossius, Was A Dutch Classical Scholar And Theologian. He Was The Son Of Johannes (Jan) Vos, A Protestant From The Netherlands, Who Fled From Persecution Into The Electorate Of The Palatinate And Briefly Became Pastor In The Village Near Heidelberg Where Gerardus (The Latinized Form Of Gerrit) Was Born, Before Friction With The Strict Lutherans Of The Palatinate Caused Him To Settle The Following Year At The University Of Leiden As Student Of Theology, And Finally Became Pastor At Dordrecht, Where He Died In 1585. Here In Dordrecht The Son Received His Education, Until In 1595 He Entered The University Of Leiden, Where He Became The Lifelong Friend Of Hugo Grotius, And Studied Classics, Hebrew, Church History And Theology. In 1600 He Was Made Rector Of The Latin School In Dordrecht, And Devoted Himself To Philology And Historical Theology. From 1614 To 1619 He Was Director Of The Theological College At Leiden University. In The Meantime, He Was Gaining A Great Reputation As A Scholar, Not Only In The Netherlands, But Also In France And England. But In Spite Of The Moderation Of His Views And His Abstention From Controversy, He Came Under Suspicion Of Heresy, And Escaped Expulsion From His Office Only By Resignation (1619). The Year Before He Had Published His 'Historia Pelagiana A History Of The Pelagian Controversies; At The Time It Was Considered By Some To Favor The Views Of The Arminians Or Remonstrants. In 1622, He Was Appointed Professor Of Rhetoric And Chronology, And Subsequently Of Greek, In The University. He Had Many Contacts In England; He Declined Invitations From Cambridge, But Accepted From Archbishop Laud A Prebend In Canterbury Cathedral Without Residence, And Went To England To Be Installed In 1629, When He Was Made Ll.D. At Oxford. He Was On Intimate Terms With Thomas Farnaby, And Farnaby's 'Latin Grammar' Is Based To A Certain Extent Upon That Which Vossius Wrote For The Elzevir Press In 1629. Among His Other English Correspondents Were Brian Duppa, Dudley Carleton, Lord Herbert Of Cherbury, George Villiers, 1St Duke Of Buckingham, The Prelates James Ussher And Richard Sterne, And Christopher Wren. He Got Permission From Charles I To Return To The Low Countries. In 1632 He Left Leiden To Take The Post Of Professor Of History In The Newly Founded Athenaeum Illustre At Amsterdam, Which He Held Till His Death.

in-8. LXXX. 456pp. 270pp. Plein veau raciné, dos à nerfs orné, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque). Publié à Madrid en 1781 par l'éditeur Sancha, cet ouvrage de Gérard Vossius, intitulé "Rhetorices Contractae, sive Partitionum oratoriarum libri quinque," se présente comme une synthèse significative de la rhétorique classique. L'ajout des tabulae synopticae par M. Jacobus Thomasius, professeur d'éloquence à l'Académie de Leipzig, enrichit le texte de Vossius, offrant une perspective pédagogique innovante pour l'époque. La préface de Franciscus Cerdanus sur les rhéteurs espagnols illustre l'effort d'ancrer la rhétorique dans le contexte culturel et intellectuel de l'Espagne du XVIIIe siècle, période marquée par un renouveau des sciences et des lettres. Tampon sur lña page de titre. Rousseurs éparses.

Elegante legatura in marocchino verde, cornice in oro con triplice filetto ai piatti, dorso con titolo su tassello rosso, fregi in oro agli scomparti, dentelle dorate, tagli in oro, sguardie marmorizzate. Prima parte(12)-116-(28) pagine numerate; frontespizio contitolo all`interno di grande vignettaincisa raffigurante Enea che porta il padre sulle spalle in fuga da Troia; capilettera e testatine silografati; Seconda parte 128-(2)-(2cb) pagine numerate;occhietto alla prima pagina\"Gerardi Vossii G.F. Notae in M.Velleium Paterculum\". La Storia di Roma scritta da Velleio è importante perchè riguarda il periodo di ascesa del regno di Augusto. Il volume contiene una secondaparte scritta dallo studioso e bibliofilo olandese Gerard Vossius con un`importante critica storico-letteraria alla preima parte del volume. Entrambi i testi sono in latino. A questa prima edizione elzeviriana ne seguiranno altre due ma \"molto meno belle\" (Cfr. Brunetto IV ,430). Esemplare in ottimo stato conservativo con elegante legatura.

Amsterdam, L. & D. Elzevier, 1655. 4to. Full calf. Rebacked to style, richly gilt spine. Old leather from covers preserved. Titlepage in red a. black. (22),830 pp. Titlepage a bit frayed and with a bit browning. Last 15 leaves with afaint dampstain. Endpapers renewed. Second enlarged edition. - Willems: 1191.

Zustand: Good. Amsterdam, Ludovici & Danielem Elzevirios, 1662. Folio. (64),+ (1),+ 606 pp. Title printed in red and black. Dampstain throughout, last three leaves repaired in upper margin without textloss. Modern full calf in old style with slightly worn gilt spine and green spine label. Brunet V, 1373. First edition of Vossius? large latin etymological dictionary, edited posthumously by his son, Isaac Vossius. New editions followed in 1664, 1695 and as late as 1762. G. J. Vossius (1577-1649), author, classical scholar, philologist and theologian. Born near Heidelberg of Dutch parents, he become director of the theological college at Leiden 1615, where from he resigned 1619 under suspicion of heresy caused by his ?Historia Pelagiana? published 1618. He became professor at the University of Leiden 1622 and in Amsterdam 1631 and is the father of Isaac Vossius. Hardcover / Hardback.

Leyde: Elzevir, 1639. Petit in-12 (12,5x7,7 cm) plein vélin en reliure hollandaise, titre manuscrit à l'encre au dos.(4)ff. 116 pages, (14)ff. 128 pages, (1). Un mors fendu sur 2 cm - vomprend les deux livres de l'Histoire romaine suivie d'un important appareil critique par le savant et bibliophile hollandais Gerard Vossius (1577-1649). Deux réimpression chez Elvezir suivront "mais moins belles." (Brunet IV, 430). Complet du titre illustré montrant Enée portant son père fuyant Troie en flamme. Belle édition Elzevirienne dans sa reliure hollandaise de l'époque. Livres.