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1102 [Rhetoric - Lyon]
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SUFFREN, Paul, S.J.
- Rhetorica sacra et humana in triplici dicendi genere.
Lyon, 1650, cont. gilt calf (spine repaired), covers with gilt central ‘IHS’ ornament within double
ruled border, gilt titled spine on 4 raised bands, marbled edges, mod. marbled endpapers and flylvs
(some minor staining). Nice well-preserved copy.
€
150/250
Latin ms. on paper, c. 17,5 x 12,5 cm, [4]-474 pp. (old numbering; pp. 97-8, 278-9, 358-9, 372-3,
469-470 cut out), skilfully written. Latin rhetoric course given by the Jesuit professor at Lyon Paul
Suffren (d. Aix 1678); written down by the student “A.I.F. Maurier, Lugd. 1650”. Later ms. index at
the end. 3 initial ff. with extensive penwork decoration, as well as pp. 7, 133, 226, 24-5. Some later
ownership entries.
Ref.
DBS VII c. 1701 (course mentioned, but no copy located!).
1103 [Rhetoric - St. Dié]
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THIEBAUT, Nicolas
- Rhetorica - Préceptes de rhétorique - Introductio ad
philosophiam. St.-Dié, 1787, Latin and French ms. on ruled paper, c. 19,5 x 15,5 cm, cont. sheep
(rubbed), flat spine, red edges (some soiling & thumbing), some 136 ff. numbered [2]-112-[2]-15-
[5]-16-[44] pp. + [38] blank ff. In good condition.
€
120/150
Rhetoric and philosophy course of a student from St. Dié (Vosges): P. 112:”Cette humanité
appartient à N[icol]as Thiébaut Etudiant qui l’a ecrit en douze jours [?] fait et passé à St. Diez Le
premier janvier De L’Année Mil Sept Cent Quatre Vingt Sept. 1787. N[icol]as Thiébaut.” On front
endpaper some ownership entries, i.a. 6-line Latin verse.
1104 [Riddles]
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Recueil d’enigmes.
[France?, c. 1750], 4 vols in cont. limp boards (rubbed, soiled;
paper age-toned, somewhat dampstained). In good condition.
€
150/250
4 manuscripts (from a set of at least 7) on paper, c. 20 x 16 cm, written in brown ink. “Premier”,
“troisieme”, “quatrieme” and “septieme recueil” of an extensive collection of French rhyming
riddles (over 750, with solutions!).
1
. [2]-62 pp., (200 numb. riddles) + solutions.
2
. 64 pp. (135
numb. riddles) + 2 pp. solutions + 1 loose bifolium with additional riddles (2,5 pp.).
3
. 56 pp. (110
numb. riddles).
4
. 88 pp. + 1 p. as pastedown (276 numb. riddles). A fascinating collection, well
worth studying.
1105 [Songs - Ghent]
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Large collection of 113 popular Dutch songs
, many in relation to Ghent.
[Ghent, 1860-1880], Dutch manuscript on paper, c. 17 x 11 cm, mod. half simili leather, gilt titled
spine (some staining and thumbing), 309-[1] pp. (pencil pagination); with mod. ms. index bound
with. In good condition.
€
150/250
Important collection of Ghent songs, here attributed to August Hendrickx (1846-1918). Some titles:
“Uilenliedje (wyze: Koekoek)”, “Het volk van Artevelde”, “De visschers van Blankenberghe”,
“Alles es diere”, “De Prondelmarkt”, “Gentsche Pot-Pourri”, “St Colette”, “De Schoolwet”.
Mod. bookpl.
1106 [Songs]
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Liederen handschrift geschreven in 1717 door Heriaen Timmermans tot Zierikx
Zee
”. Dutch manuscript on paper, c. 32 x 10 cm, mod. boards., [21] ff. (old pagination: 25-26,
35-48,51-56, 61-80; pp. 75-78 only partly preserved; some ff. stained, frayed or def.). In good
condition.
€
300/400
Important remains of a collection of rare Dutch ms. songs, with the text of 16 complete and 5
incomplete songs, many with the name of the melody to be sung: love songs, political songs, farcical
texts etc. Some titles: “Een vermakelijcke klucht tussen eenen boer en eenen heer”, “Klach liet
van Kupido”, “Liedeken van borgerhout”, “
Een nieuw liedeken van belgis gestaen int landt van
halst
”, “Een nieu liedeken van slach van kaloij gheschiedt in hetjaer 1638”, “Een nièu liedeken
tot spijt van sienioor van antwerpen”. Provenance: ‘behoorde eens toe aan Snellaert’, i.e. F.A.
Snellaert (1809-1872) (pencil note).
Joined
:
Collection of 17th-19th c. manuscript songs in Dutch
(and 1 in German, 8 pp.), bound
together, mod. half cloth, decorative paper on sides, manuscript(s) on various kinds of paper, c.
21,5 x 16,5 cm, [40] ff. (some ff. partly torn, stained or fragile). In reasonably good condition. Some
titles: “Liedeken van acus” (1691), “Den heiligen geest wilt ons verstereken” (trsl. of ‘Veni Creator
