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1239 [Aalst - Dendermonde]
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Eene schoone prochie ende heerelyckheydt te koope
geleghen tusschen
de steden van Aelst, ende Dendermonde. Brussels, M. van Bossuyt, 1667, broadsheet, c. 41 x 33,5
cm. Good copy.
€
250/350
Public sale of the Seigneury of Wieze.
Ref.
Not in Opac KBR.
Joined
:
Four official announcements
. Ghent, H. Saetreuver, 1694-1698, broadsheets. In good
condition.
1.
Men ghebiet (...) 11. Mey 1694 (...) Stad van Aelst (...) reparatien aen het metswerck
vande Waeter-meulen.
2.
= 1, d.d. 8. Junij 1694. (...) Stad van Aelst.
3.
Men laet (...) 12. Februarij
1697 (...) binnen de Stede van Dendermonde (...) verpachten den Watermeulen.
4.
Men ghebiet (...)
20 Maerte 1698 (...) binnen de Prochie van Lockeren (...) reparatien aenden wint-meulen.
Ref.
None
in Bibl. gantoise! (5 pcs)
1240 [Amboina]
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DANCKAERTS, Sebastiaen
- Historisch ende grondich verhael/ vander standt des
Christendoms int quartier van Amboina (…) met het Schip Walcheren/ onlanghs uyt Oost-Indien
in Zeelandt aenghekommen/ over-ghesonden. The Hague, A. Meuris, 1621, 4to, mod. half leather,
[4]-30-[2] pp. (paper age-toned). Good copy.
€
120/180
Rare report
on protestant missionary activities in Amboina (Maluku). Woodcut ornament in title.
Gothic type.
Ref.
Knuttel 3243. STCN (i.a. BL: Simoni D-9).
1241 [Amsterdam imprint]
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[BERAIN, Nicolas]
- Les differentes moeurs et coustumes des anciens
peuples, dans les actions les plus considerables de la vie. Amsterdam, 1670, 12mo, cont. vellum
(soiled), flat spine (front joint splitting at head, head def., front endpaper gone), [6]-126-[4] pp.
(paper age-toned, some spotting). Good copy.
€
80/120
Amsterdam ed. of an early work on popular ethnography (1st Paris 1668) by the French writer N.
Bérain (fl. 1665-1675).
Ref.
STCN (only copy: BL, not in Goldsmith). Not in BnF.
1242 [Antiquity]
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MERULA, Paulus
- Opera varia posthuma de sacrificiis (...) sacerdotibus (...) legibus
(...) comitiis & praemiis &c. Romanorum. Leiden, P. van der Meersche, J. du Vivie, 1684, 4 parts in
1 vol., 4to, late 18th c. half sheep (rubbed), goldtooled spine with morocco label (def. at tail, some
sm. marg. holes), [16]-144-[4], [2]-55-[1 bl.]-[1]-[3 bl.], [2]-288-[4], [2]-49-[3] pp. Good copy.
€
200/300
First and only ed.
of a posthumous collection of works on the Roman Empire by P. Merula (1558-
1607) with a one-page biography of the author, a poem by B. Vulcanius and other preliminaries.
Each of the four parts has its own divisional title. The
frontisp
. shows numerous classical figures
and sculptures. Du Vivié’s
publisher’s device
with motto “Ab Uno Vita” on title. The t.-p. is a press
variant, with 1 line of text differing from that illustrated by the STCN (which also shows Van der
Meersche’s “Laurea Vincenti” device) extending the title of the last part “Comitiis & Praemiis”
with “quae Militiam sequebantur”.
Ref.
Graesse IV 501. STCN.
1243 [Antwerp - newspaper]
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Den ordinarissen postilion. Numero 67. 20 Augusti 1650
, Antwerp, M.
Binnaert, (1650), broadsheet, c. 30 x 19 cm (dampstained). Good copy.
€
100/140
Rare issue of an early newspaper. Printed in 2 cols in gothic type.
Ref.
Not in Anet.
Joined
:
Gheboden ende uyt-geroepen (...) der Stadt van Antwerpen
, op den dry-en-twintighsten
Iulij, 1636. [Antwerp, s.n.] (1636), broadsheet, c. 43,5 x 31,5 cm (some holes underlaid with loss of
text). (2 pcs).
1244 [Antwerp imprint]
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DE BOEYE, Andreas, S.J.
- Levens der gehouder persoonen die heylighlyck
geleeft hebben, al-hoe-wel sy noch niet al in ’t ghetal der Heylighen gestelt en zyn. Antwerp,
