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Zustand: Buono (Good). In 12mo (mm. 126x66). Pp. [16], 668 (i.e. 660), [20]. Segnatura: *8 A-Dd12 Ee16. Le carte Ee7-Ee10 erroneamente poste tra le cc. *4 e *5. Frontespizio calcografico. Frontalino, piccoli finalini e capilettera xilografici. Illustrazione calcografica raffigurante i profili di Augusto, Livia e Tiberio alla c. *8v. Pergamena rigida del Settecento con titolo manoscritto al dorso, tagli marmorizzati. Minime mancanze marginali al frontespizio senza danno, margini sobri, ottima copia.Il volume contiene Annales, Historiae, Germania, Agricola e Dialogus de oratoribus, accompagnate dai commentari di Marcus Zuerius Boxhorn (1612-1653) e Hugo Grotius (1583-1645). Book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. "Alle de werken van C. Corn. Tacitus, In 't Hollandtsch vertaalt door den Heer P.C. Hooft" by C.C Tacitus and translated by P.C. Hooft. H. Wetstein a.o., 1704, (32),528,(84)p., engr. title-vignette, 8 double-p. plates by I. MULDER, 14 portraits by A. VAILLANT, contemp. blindst. vellum, folio. - Binding duststained, otherwise very fine. = Leendertz 140; Geerebaert CXXXVII 5.II.b.

Franckfurt, Georg Mu?llers, 1657. 8vo. In a nice contemporary Cambridge-style mirror binding with four raised bands and richly gilt spine. All edges marbled. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Margin of front board faded. Ex-libris (Carl Juel, Danish statesman and owner of Valdemar's Castle) pasted on to pasted down front end-paper. First 20 ff. with damp stain in upper outer corner, otherwise a nice and clean copy. (34), 1266, (26) pp. + frontispiece. The rare first complete German translation of Tacitus. Tacitus? texts had a profound influence in Germany, more so than most other classical works. Tacitus? works influenced German identity and nationalism by providing a romanticized view of ancient Germans, contributing to the development of a distinct cultural identity. Tacitus?s description of ancient Germanic tribes in Germania was idealized by many German intellectuals as depicting noble and pure ancestors. It created a romanticized image of Germanic virtues like bravery, simplicity, and freedom. From the 16th century onward, particularly during the Renaissance and the Romantic era, Germania was used to foster a sense of national pride and distinct identity. It played a role in the rise of German nationalism, especially in the 19th century leading up to the unification of Germany in 1871. In the 20th century - particularly under Nazi rule ? ?Germania? was misinterpreted and misused to promote ideas of racial purity and Aryan superiority, contributing to the ideology that justified many of the regime's atrocities. ?The first printed translation of Tacitus? texts sees the light in 1535 in Mainz and offer a German version of A.[De vita Iulii Agricolae], the H.[Historiae], and the G.[De origine et situ Germanorum], by Jacob Micyllus. Although German inaugurates the European movements of translations of Tacitus, the initial momentum ceases immidialtely. We must wait until 1612 before a new version of A. and the H. are worked on by Ludwig Kepler. German readers do not gain access to the entirety of the works of Tacitus (without the D.[Dialogus de oratoribus]) until 1657 [the present], thanks to the translation of Carl Melchior Gronitz von Grodnau. For the first time, also the Ag. is translated in this language.? (The Tacitus Encyclopedia). During the 16th and 17th centuries, the works of the Latin historian Caius Cornelius Tacitus, who wrote in the irst century AD, became bestsellers in Europe. From Italy to France, and in England, the Netherlands, the German Empire, and the Spanish monarchy, Tacitus?s Annals, Histories, Life of Agricola, Germania, and even the Dialogue on Orators ? which in that period was not consistently attributed to him ? became privileged objects of reading. Soon, a wide array of derivative works appeared. Commentaries on the text, discourses based on selected passages, aphorisms, judgments or notes, and virtually any kind of book related to Tacitus?s texts in any possible form found a printer and readers? (Bermejo, Translating Tacitus).

12°. Leerblatt + Titel + 4 n.n. Bll. + 525 + 1 S. + 10 n.n. Bll. + Leerblatt. OLd. der Zeit, auf vier Bünden. In latein. Sprache. Mit dem gestochenen Titelblatt (Van der Haeghen III, 177). - Band tlw. restauriert: Ränder alt hinterlegt, die ersten vier Blatt verbunden (Lage Nn), kl. Fraßspuren (R. und Marginalien), unteres Kapital m. kl. Fehlstelle, florale Goldprägung a. R.

Zustand: Gut. 620 S. Einband etwas angeschmutzt, Titelblatt etwas fleckig und mit 2 kleinen Randausrissen, letzte 5 Blatt mit kleinen Randbeschädigungen. Insgesamt gutes Exemplar. la Gewicht in Gramm: 149 Pergamentband, ca. 11,3 x 11,5 cm.

Amsterdam/Leyden, Hendrik Wetstein/Daniel van den Dalen, 1704. 528 pp., gegrav. titel-p., alle prenten aanwezig: gegraveerde keizersportetten + prenten mbt Germanie-deel (over dubbele pagina), folio, 6 ribben, volledig leer.

Zustand: Very Good. Leiden, ex officina Elzeviriana, 1640. 12mo. Engr. title,+ (14),+ 400 pp.+ fold. printed tab; (2),+ 403-726, (2), 727-746,+ (16) pp. With one full page engraving in pag. Contemporary full vellum, red marbled edges. From the library of Bengt Lassen. USTC 1028607. Schweiger p. 1002. Willems 509. Berghman 2146. Ter Meulen 515. Moss II, p. 643. Dibdin II, p. 452 ?It is one of the scarcest of the Elzevier classics,.? The third and best Elzevir editon of Tacitus, and the only with the commentaries and annotations by Hugo Grotius, here published for the first time. A classic and rare edition with the sometimes missing ?Stemmata Augustae domus? present. The page engraved by Cornelius Cl. Duysent depicts Augustus, Livia and Tiberius. The first part contains ?Annals?, the second ?Histories?, ?Germania?, ?Agricola?, ?Dialogus de oratoribus?, and the commentaries by Grotius. Hardcover / Hardback.