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précepteur des enfants de Henri II. Son travail permit à l’Occident de lire le moralisateur
grec. Dédiée à Charles IX, ce recueil traite d’une variété de sujets tels que : «La malignité
d’Hérodote», «D’Isis et d’Osiris», «Comment il faut lire les poêtes», «La curiosité», «La
fatale destinée», «Le banquet des sept sages»... Exemplaire réglé et à grandes marges.
# Machiels P-1023; # Adams P-1623 (éd. de 1567); # Graesse V-367; # Biogr. univ.
I-621/623; # pas dans Soltész, ni Brunet.
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Basileae [Bâle], apud Michelem Isingrinium, 1553.
In-8° : [5]-279 pp. (rare small stains and handwritten mentions, last lf. slightly browned).
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Est.
:
600/ 800 €
Containing 5 philosophical or moralizing speeches : «De iureiurando et periurio, lib. I»
(dedicated to John Dudley, 1st duke of Northumberland), «De veritate et mendacio, lib. I»,
«De patientia eiusque fructu, libri II», «De vita perfecta, lib. I» and «De prodigiis et fortibus,
libri III». Vergilio (1470-1555), Italian ecclesiastical become historian, went to England and
received the favors of Henry VII and Henry VIII. Author of several books including «De
inventoribus rerum libri VIII» in which he presents the origins of the religious ceremonies
and his famous «Anglicae historiae».
# Adams V-453; # Machiels V-158; # Soltész V-197; # Graesse VII-284; # Biogr. univ.
XXXIII-681/682; # not in Brunet.
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superiori emendatior aucat est Isagoge in ipsam epistolam.
Morgiis [Morges, Lausanne], excudebat Joannes le Preux, 1580 [- 1583].
4 parts in 1 vol. in-8° : 160-[5-3 bl.], 173-[3], [16 engraved title incl.]-300-[4 bl.], engraved title-[2 bl.]-425-
[3 bl.]-[11] pp. (some repairs in the paper, 1 with small loss of text, tears with lack, some spots and foxing,
handwritten mentions).
Contemporary binding : full pigskin blind stamped with roll borders
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title on ribbed spine (binding slightly dirty, corners slightly dulled).
Est.
:
600/ 800 €
First edition
of the 2 last parts of these commentaries on
4 epistles by Paul (ad Galatas, ad Ephesios, ad Philippenses,
Colossenses). Aretius (1505-1574) was a theologian and
botanist. He helped in the discovery of new plants which makes
him considered as one of the founders of botany. Professor
of logic in Marbourg and later professor of theology in Berne
according to Calvin’s doctrine. Illustrated with Aretius’ portrait at
the back of the titles.
# Adams A-1605, A-1606 (ad Ephesios, ed. : 1579), A-1607 and
A-1609; # SoltészA-490 (ad Timoth., ad Titum, and ad Philemon);
# Biogr. univ. II-183; # not in Machiels, Brunet, Graesse.
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