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Éditions du XVI
e
siècle
# Poortman, Bijbel en Prent I-129 ; # niet in Darlow & Moule, noch in Adams, Machiels en
Renier.
¶ Rare édition originale de cette bible illustrée de plus de 120 bois dans le texte par Virgil Solis, déjà
utilisés dans la bible luthérienne de Feyerabend de 1561. Plein veau de l'ép. (qqs ff. restaurés, qqs
mouill. et pet. déchirures marg., rel. fort us.).
245 – (Religion, Bible)
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Ens. 2 ouvr.
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SISTO da SIENA.- Bibliotheca Sancta [...].
Venetiis, apud Franciscum Franciscium Senensem, 1566.
2 parts with continued pagination in 1 vol. in-f°: [4]-1/304-[4]-305/510, [2]-515/1069-[70] pp. (some lvs
slightly browned, several handwritten provenances on title-page, some handwritten notes in pen).
Contemporary binding: pigskin, boards decorated with blind tooled roll-stamps (floral and portraits), ribbed
spine (slightly rubbed, upper joint partly split).
Est.
:
200/ 250 €
Very rare first edition
of this biblical encyclopaedia and commentaries. With woodcut
illustrations : 1 full-page portrait of Aaron, 1 diagram in texto and printer's marks on the title-
page and on the last page, several ornamental initials. Scholar and exegete Sixtus of Siena
(1520-1569) was first a Franciscan monk but accused of heresy he became a Dominican.
# Adams S-1268 ; # USTC 856558 ; # not in Soltész (ed. 1575) nor in Machiels (ed. 1593).
▲ Provenance : Bartholomeus Scholl, Freising, 1581 (handwritten mention and ex-libris) ;
Monastery Virginis Mariae, Gars, 1769 (handwritten mention and printed label).
Joint
: DIONYSIUS, Carthusianus.- In Sancta quatuor D.N. Jesu Christi Evangelia
praeclarae admodum enarrationes [...]. Venetiis, ex officina B. Rubini, 1569, in-8°
contemporary limp vellum (soiled, some pages slightly browned, lower margin of title-page
lacking, ties lacking). Woodcut vignette on title-page ; # Adams D-588, # Soltész D-224, #
not in Machiels.
¶ Rare édition originale de cette encyclopédie biblique par l'exégète dominicain Sixte de Sienne illustrée
de 2 in texto (portrait d'Aaron et un diagramme). Pleine peau de truie de l'ép. ornée à froid (pet. défauts,
rel. us.). Commentaire biblique par Denys le Chartreux joint.
246 – (Religion, Bible)
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LUCAS, François.- Notationes in Sacra Biblia, quibus,
variantia discrepantibus exemplaribus loca, summo studio discutiuntur.
Antverpiae, ex officina Christophori Plantini, 1580.
In-4°: 467-[3] pp. (holes in the title-page, some marginal stains or light dampstains, foxing, mould in the
margin of last p.).
Contemporary binding: sprinkled calf, gilt decorated ribbed spine with radiating suns, red edges (joints partly
split, small defects, one corner very dulled, label on the upper pastedown).
Est.
:
120/ 150 €
First edition
of the annotations on variants in numerous texts from the Bible by François
Lucas (1548/1549-1619), Flemish priest and dean of Saint-Omer. Intended to be part of the
Plantin's Latin Bible of 1574, "Lucas found it impossible to condense into the marginal notes
the reasons why such and such version prevailed [...]. In 1574 only the "Variae lectiones
Novi Testamenti" were finished, too late to be inserted into the Bible-edition" (# Voet). The
annotations were reprinted with the in-f° edition of the Bible in 1583. Plantin's mark on the
title-page.
# Voet 1587 ; # Adams L-1592 ; # BT 6216 ; # USTC 406507 ; # not in Soltész nor in
Machiels.
▲ Provenance : J.B. De Grove (handwritten mention).
¶ Édition originale de ces notes par le prêtre flamand François Lucas sur les variantes de texte de
nombreux passages de la bible. Plein veau moucheté de l'ép. (rouss., mors part. fendus).