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First Complete Edition in Latin, folio (345 x 210 mm), 10, 1324, [29]pp., first issue with Italic type headlines, without the half-title which has a portrait of Bacon on the verso, old library stamp on blank margin of title which is printed in red and black, without the unsigned 'Bibliopola ad Lectorem' leaf (often missing), tear on inner blank margin of Z4, text slightly browned at end, cont. calf boards detached, lacks spine.

Zustand: molto buono. in-folio, ff. (9), col. 1324, pp. (29), leg. coeva in p. pelle (piatto anteriore staccato, piatto posteriore con cerniera usurata). Al verso dell'occhietto ritratto dell'Autore finemente inc. su rame, al frontespizio, a stampa rossa e nera, grande impresa tipografica. Pregevole edizione collettiva, a cura di J. B. Schönwitter, delle opere del grande filosofo e scienziato inglese (1561-1626), fondatore del metodo sperimentale. (Esemplare con usuali arrossature della carta). Graesse, I, 273. Book.

relié. Zustand: occasion. cum novo eoque insigni augmento Tractatum hactenus ineditorum, & ex idiomate anglicano in latinum sermonem translatorum, opera Simonis Johannis Arnoldi, Ecclesiæ Sonnenburgensis inspectoris. Cet ouvrage rassemble les uvres de Francis Bacon y compris les Discours traduites de l'anglais en latin par Simon Johann Arnold. La vie de Francis Bacon. De dignitate et augmentis scientiarum. Novum Organum scientiarum. Historia ventorum, avec une lettre de Th. Bodleus à F. Bacon traduite de l'anglais en latin par Isaac Gruber. Historia vitae et mortis. De naturali et universali philosophia. Silva sylvarum sive historiae naturalis. Novus Atlantis, opus imperfectum. Historia Magni Henrici VII R. angliae, opus vere politicum. Sermones Fideles, sive interiora rerum. De Sapientatia Veterum. Dialogus de Bello Sacro. Opus illustre in memoriam Elisabethae Reginae Angliae. Imago civilis Julius Caesaris. Imago civilis Augusti Caesaris. Chancelier d'Angleterre et philosophe (Londres 1561-Londres 1626). Il fit d'abord une carrière politique. Élu à la Chambre des communes (1584-1593), il chercha à se concilier les faveurs du comte d'Essex, de Jacques Ier puis de Buckingham. Il parvint ainsi à se faire nommer grand chancelier en 1618. Accusé de vénalité trois ans plus tard, il dut se retirer de la vie publique et se consacra alors à la science et à la philosophie. Il a écrit notamment les Essais (1597) et le Nouvel Organon (1620). Dans son ouvrage la Grande Reconstitution (1623), il soutient qu'on ne peut connaître la nature qu'en l'observant, rationnellement et méthodiquement, puis en tirant les lois générales par induction dont il dégage les fondements. In Encyclopédie Larousse. en latin 14 pages + 1584 demies-pages + index Plein cuir noir, dos lisse, 3 faux nerfs plats, haut de coiffe manquante, bas de coiffe abîmée, plats abîmés, trous de vers dans le premier plat et dans l'ouvrage. 21,5 x 34,5.

Kl.- Folio. Ldrbde (beschabt, Vordergelenke gebrochen, Vorderdeckel v. Bd 1 lose, teilw. m. geringer Nässespur, einige meist neuere Marginalien teilw. m. rotem Kugelschreiber, in Bd 1 fehlt der Vortitel, das Titelporträt u. S. 205 - 16 der Vorstücke mit Lobgedichten auf Bacon, Bd 3 ohne das Frontispiz, das Widmungsbl. u. 1 Bl. mit dem Vorspruch an den Leser). Die Ausgabe wurde von John Blackbourne herausgegeben.- Gibson 248; Graesse I, 248. la.

Ca. 33 x 19,5 cm. 4 Blätter, 1324 [i.e. 1326] Spalten, 29 nn. Seiten Index. Mit gestochener Titelvignette. Pergamentband des 19. Jahrhunderts mit dem aufgezogenem alten goldgeprägten Lederrücken sowie Farbschnitt. VD17 23:254919U. Mit Paginierfehler: Bl. Ss3 verso (957 statt 959). Es fehlt das Frontispizpotrait und die Widmungsblätter für Johann Helwig Sinold von Schütz. Durchgehend gebräunt.

Hardback. Zustand: Very Good. R Gosling and others, Fleet Street, London, 1730, first thus; four volumes, folio, engraved frontispiece to each volume, pp [iii], [ii], [iv], [3] to 224, [viii, being the index to Book I], 394, [xxxviii, being the index to Book II]; [iv], 564, [iv, being folding tables of creditors], [xxviii, being the volume index]; [vi], 586, [xlvi, being the volume index]; [i], 707, [xxviii, being the volume index], [i, bookseller's catalogue]. Full contemporary calf gilt, labels gilt; some wear to the bindings, generally light, but including cracking of some hinges (cosmetic only, not affecting the binding overall which remains firm and tight); lacks the spine label to vol III and with that to v ol I slightly defaced; very light occasional browning but otherwise an exceptionally crisp and clean copy, firmly bound. Each volume has the armorial bookplates of Charles Bathurst of Lydney Park (MP and government minister in various roles from 1790 to 1823). Francis Bacon, Viscount St Alban, 1561-1626, served as both Lord Chancellor and Attorney General under James VI/I between 1613 and 1621. His range of interests and writings was extremely wide and his analytical and sceptical approach and his insistence on careful observation led to his being called by Voltaire the father of the scientific method. His prodigious literary output divides broadly into three categories - scientific, religious and philosophical, and juridical. NOTE: these four volumes together weigh a little over 10kg and so may require additional charges for carriage, subject to ultimate destination and mode of transport.

Title printed in red and black. Engr. printer's device on title. 9 leaves, 1584 (recte 1586) cols., (48) pp. index. Folio. Contemp. full velllum with gilt-lettered green spine label. Authoritative Latin edition of Bacons writings, translated by Simon Johann Arnold. The collection includes famous works such as De Dignitate et Augmentis Scientiarum", Novum Organum", Sylva Sylvarum" and Nova Atlantis" among others. VD17 14:675320U; British Library German Books, B 42. Some browning throughout. Fine copy in a sound contemp. binding.

thick Folio, 33cm., pp.[12], 668, 673-676, 669-672, 677-1402,1403-1406, 1415-1584 & pp.[130]; & pp. 32 (i.e., 64), [11]. Signatures: )(6, A-2E6, 2F2, 2F4, 2F3, 2F5-316, 3K4-3P4, 3Q2, 3Q3, 3Ql, 3Q4, 3R- 4H4, I6; [2], )(2, A-2G2, [l]; [32], )( - )( )( )(2, [1]. ~ ~ In contemporary full vellum, over wood boards, some dust soiling, titles in red and black (rubricated), printed in double columns, woodcut printer's devices on titles, early ownership signatures on top and bottom title page margins, head and tail pieces throughout, rear past-down and fly-leaf have ink notations, notes and small ownership stamp on front paste-down endpaper, lower fold over vellum edges onto the boards open make the wood boards visible along those edges, foxing throughout but text is readable clear throughout, ms spine title (somewhat worn), a few dark dust staining on the spine which is common with early vellum, a very good sound copy. ~ ~ Works separately located at." BL, BNF, DNB, GBV and BVB; European Americana 696/104, (Grosser). Francis Bacon, described by DNB as "the British Socrates, "was educated at Cambridge and studied law at Gray's Inn. He was elected to Parliament during the contentious period of religious division, and he wrote many opinions on the issue, which he hoped would bring him favour with Queen Elizabeth. He allied himself with the Earl of Essex, but the friendship was tested many times over the years, with both men having alternating high profiles at Elizabeth's court. Bacon was a prolific writer, not only in parliamentary opinions and on works of law, but he also wrote literary, scientific and philosophical essays. ~ Simon Johann Arnold's edition of Bacon's collected works, rendered in Latin from the original English. First published in 1665, this more complete edition features an array of Bacon's work concerning philosophy, literature, and science. ~~ Samuel Grosser was a classical scholar and member of the Berlin Academy of Sciences. He was rector of a school in Gorlitz, Germany for more than 40 years and wrote a number of works related to political history. This work gives a synopsis of pre-18th century European and American geographical and political history. Christoph Schrader was an educator and inspector general of schools in the Duchy of Brunswick- Wolfenbiittel. He contributed in large measure to the pedagogical structure of the principality after the Thirty Years' War. This work is a chronological guide to historical events from the birth of Christ to 1688.

vellum. Zustand: Very good. First Thus. BACON, Francis. Francisci Baconi Baronis de Verulamio, Vice-Comitis S. Albani, Summi Angliae Cancellarii, Opera Omnia, Quae extant: Philosophica, Moralia, Politica, Historica (etc.). Impensis Joannis Baptistae Schonwetteri, Typis Matthaei Kempfferi, Francofurti ad Moenum (Frankfurt am Main), 1665. Half-title with frontis on verso + TP + 1 leaf = Sacrae Caesareae Majestatis + 3 leaves = Vita Francisci Baconi + TP + 2 leaves = Singularum Argumenta and Partitiones Scientiarum + 1 - 1324 columns + [1] - [29] = index + 1 leaf. Folio. First Complete Edition in Latin. First Latin Edition of Bacon's Complete Works, containing Tractatus nempe de Dignitate & Augmentis Scientiarum; Novum Organum Scientiarum; Historia Ventorum; Historia Vitae & Mortis; Scripta de Naturali & Universali Philosophia; Sylva Sylvarum, or Natural History; New Atlantis; History of the Reign of King Henry VII; Sermones Fideles; Tractatus de Sapientia Veterum; Dialogus de Bello Sacro; Opus Illustre in felicem memoriam Elisabethae Reginae; Imago Civilis Iulii Caesaris; Imago Civilis Augusti Caesaris. Prefaced by a dedication to Johann Helwig Sinold called Schütz by the publisher Schönwetter, as well as a Life of Bacon. CONDITION: Contemporary full vellum, hand-titled in dark ink on spine. Engraved frontispiece portrait of Francis Bacon identified as Lord Verulam, Viscount St Alban, Lord Chancellor of England. Title page printed in red & black, with large engraved publisher's vignette. Nine title pages throughout, with 1664 Schönwetter imprint & woodcut device on each. Text in Latin. Covers moderately worn. Pages browned, as is typical with this paper. A few sparse notes in 19th-century ink to front pastedown, otherwise unmarked & clean. Lacking first blank leaf. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.

Lipsiæ, Johannis Justi Erythropili, 1694. Folio. Cont. halfcalf over 5 raised bands. Rebacked preserving most of orig. gilt and rubbed spine. Corners restored. Title-page in red a. black with engraved titlevign. (16),(792) (=1584 colums),48 pp. A bit of browning to htitle, title-page and last few leaves. Internally clean.

Printed in 2 cols. Title printed in red and black. With engr. portrait of the author and with emblematic engr. printer's device on title. (6) leaves., 1324 (recte 1326) cols., (29) pp. index. Folio. Contemp. vellum with old label and ms. title on spine (lower part of outer front hinge stiched). First collected edition of Francis Bacon's works printed in Germany. Being the second collected edition of Bacon's works at all, this edition is more complete than the edition printed in London in 1638. With devotional letter of the editor and publisher Schonewetter to Johann Hellwig Sinold von Schütz at the beginning. Gibson 236; Brunet I, 604. Title with cut-out old owner's name, the cut-outs restored from behind. Frontispiece and first quire loosened.

Francfort, impensis Joannis Baptistae Schonwetteri, 1665. In-folio, [18] pp. 1324 col. [29] pp., veau marbré brun, triple filet doré en encadrement sur les plats cantonnés de fleurons dorés, dos à nerfs orné de caissons dorés, pièce de titre rouge, tranches rouges (reliure défraîchie mais solide, rousseurs, taches, pâles mouillures,petits manques au faux-titre qui est presque débroché). Deuxième édition latine des oeuvres de Francis Bacon, la première en Allemagne. Elle comporte un portrait gravé de l'auteur en frontispice, une belle vignette à la page de titre générale. Chaque oeuvre possède sa propre page de titre datée de 1664 avec une vignette gravée. L'ensemble est précédé d'une notice biographique sur Bacon et se clôt sur un exhaustif index. Ex-libris héraldique, Antoine Louis, secrétaire perpétuel de l'Académie de chirurgie. Brunet, I, 604 "édition [.] plus complète que celle de Londres". Voir photographie(s) / See picture(s) * Membre du SLAM et de la LILA / ILAB Member. La librairie est ouverte du lundi au vendredi de 14h à 19h. Merci de nous prévenir avant de passer,certains de nos livres étant entreposés dans une réserve.

Lipsiæ, Johannis Justi Erythropili, 1694. Folio. Cont. full vellum. Small stamp on title. Htitle neathly repaired withoutl loss of letters, title in red a. black with engraved titlevign. (16),792 (=1584 colums),48 pp. Front-and endpapers renewed. A few pages very slightly browned.