345
1355 [Luzern imprint]
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BIDERMANN, Jakob, S.J.
- Silvulae hendecasyllaborum libri tres. Luzern,
D. Hautt, 1647, 132 pp. [bound after]
ID.
- Epigrammatum libri tres [2nd rev. enl. ed.]. Dillingen,
K. Sutor, 1639, [8]-232 pp., 2 works in 1 vol., 12mo, later half calf (sl. worn, dampstained and
spotted).
€
200/300
1.
Extr. rare 2nd Luzern ed. (1st 1635) of a collection of verses by the German Jesuit Bidermann
(1578-1639), 1st publ. Rome 1634. Woodcut Jesuit device on title. Old ownership entry on title partly
erased.
Ref.
Dünnhaupt 568 nr. 40.4 (2 copies). DBS I c. 1452 nr. 37. Not in VD-17, BnF, Oberlé,
Paisey (BL).
2.
Equally rare 2nd ed. (1st Dillingen 1620) of Bidermann’s epigrams. Woodcut Jesuit
device on title.
Ref.
Dünnhaupt 558 nr. 19.15 [2]. DBS I c. 1447 nr. 17. VD-17 12:655711L. Not in
BnF, Oberlé, Paisey (BL).
1356 [Lyon imprint]
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CACHERANUS, Josephus, B. (C.R.S.P.)
- Theologia assertiva complectens
tractatus scholasticos (…). Tractatus duo, quorum unus de Deo Uno, alter vero de Deo Trino.Lyon,
L. Anisson, 1673, folio, richly gilt sheep (rubbed, some worming, front flyleaf loosening), covers
with gilt ornamental borders and corner pieces, gilt spine on 5 raised bands, a.e.g., [36]-708-[28] pp.
(some spotting, minor worming not affecting the text). Good copy.
Cfr. ill.
€
200/300
Very rare Lyon ed. of a voluminous scholastic treatise by the Turin theologian and Barnabite (Cleric
Regular of St Paul) Cacheranus (fl. 1670-1685). Engr. front. Woodcut mark on title. Title in red
& black. Text in 2 cols. 18th-c. Italian acquisition notes on front flyleaf. On covers unidentified
gilt coat-of-arms of an Italian bishop from a noble family. Bookseller’s ticket Ermanno Loescher,
Torino. Libr. stamp.
Ref.
Not in Merland (Anisson), BnF, BL.
1357 MACHIAVELLI, Niccolò
- De discoursen (…) over de tien eerste boecken van Titus Livius
leerende hoemen alle raetslaghen, ende daden, inde republijcken, of gemeine landts regieringhen,
nae t’exempel van de oude Romeinen, wel ofte qualijck sal aenlegghen, ende volbrenghen [and]
Boeck vanden Prince, hoe hem een vorst in syn regieringhe draghen, en aenstellen sal [trsl. from the
Italian A. van Nievelt]. [Amsterdam, N. (III) Biestkens?], 1615, 8vo, cont. overl. vellum, flat spine,
[16]-456 (= 454)-[10], 121-[7] pp. (paper age-toned). Nice copy.
Cfr. ill.
€
700/900
Very rare
1st ed. of the Dutch trsl.
of Machiavelli’s (1469-1527) “Discorsi” (Florence 1531) and
“Principe” (Rome 1532). Engr. title. Gothic type. Mod. bookpl. Albert Verwey.
Ref.
Clemens, Ital.
boeken 142a-b. STCN (2). Not in Lenger, Machiavel. Not in Simoni (BL).
1358 [Magdeburg & Dresden imprint]
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ARNDT, Johann
- Zwey alte und edle Büchlein. Das
Erste. Die Deutsche Theologia/ Das ist: Ein edles Büchlein vom rechten verstande/ was Adam
und Christus sey/ und wie Adam in uns sterben/ Christus aber in uns leben soll. Das Ander. Die
Nachfolgung Christi/ Wie mann alle Eitelkeit dieser Welt verschmehen soll (...). Magdeburg, (Heirs
of A. Seydner for) J. Francke, 1606, 2 parts: [24]-192, 338 (= 339)-[5] pp. [bound after]
TAULER,
Johann
- Tauleri Christliche Lehre/ von den fürnemsten hept-stücken der heiligen Schrifft (...) Aus
seinen Predigten (...) zusammen gezogen von M. Petro Glasern/ Prediger zu Dreszden. Dresden, G.
Bergen, 1583, [95] ff. (lacking title), 2 works in 1 vol., 8vo, old leather (worn, loosening, smaller
work taken out of the binding).
€
200/300
1.
2nd ed. (1st 1605) by the German mystic theologian Arndt (1555-1621) of 2 major devotial
works: the “Theologia Deutsch” (with
Luther’s “Vorrede”
of 1520), and his
German version of the
“Imitatio Christi”
. General title in red & black.
Ref.
VD-17 39:151813C. Paisey (BL) A-878. Not
in De Backer (Essai).
2.
Rare Dresden ed. of a treatise by the German mystic Tauler (1300-1361),
in the trsl. of Peter Glaser (1528-1583). Woodcut portrait of Tauler on aa2v. Old genealogical notes
on front flyleaves.
Ref.
VD-16 J-787. Not in Adams, STCGerman (BL).
1359 [Martyrology]
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BARONIO, Caesar
- Martyrologium romanum ad novam kalendarii rationem, et
ecclesiasticae historiae veritatem restitutum. Gregorri XIII. Pont. Max. iussu editum. Paris, Claude
