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Basileae, per Petrum Pernam, [1577. IV. Calend. VIIbris].
2 parts in 1 vol. in-f° : [3 pp.]-550 col.-[33 pp.], 240 col.-[3] pp. (light marginal dampstains throughout, foxing,
some lvs slightly browned, marginal tear at col. 550).
Modern binding : half sheepskin, blue marbled boards, ribbed spine (sheepskin very slightly rubbed, small loss
of paper on the upper board).
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of the reunion of these 2 scholarly works, the most famous of
Isidorus and Capella, given by Bonaventura Vulcanius or Bonaventura De Smet from
Bruges (1538-1614), translator and professor in Latin and Greek at Leiden University.
(1) The «Originum libri viginti » or «Etymologiarum libri vinginti », divided in 424 chapters
(grammar, men, family, zoology, cosmograpy, geography, languages, books, medicine,
agriculture, music…), considered as the ¿UVW (QF\FORSHG\, tries to englobe the all
ancient knowledge and to transmit the Classic culture. The chapter devoted to the family
relationships is illustrated with 3 schemas (2 full-pages and 1 in texto). Isidorus (560/570-
601/636), bishop of Sevilla, was canonised in 1522 and became Doctor of the Church in
1722. (2) «De nuptiis Philologiae & Mercurii » by the author from the 5
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Cent. Capella is
also a compendium of knowledges (dialectic -with a schema in texto of the «Square of
dialectic»-, philology, rhetoric, astronomy…) through a mythological story of the mariage
between Mercury and Philology. Copy illustrated with a large printer’s mark on title-page
and ornemental initial letters.
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comme la première encyclopédie. Demi-basane moderne (pet. défauts).
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ecclesiasticis libri duo [...].
Lipsiae, (excudebat Michael Blum), 1534.
In-4° : [47] lvs (label and stamp on title-page, dampstains, some foxing, rare handwritten notes).
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stamps, gilt ribbed spine (label on the upper board, joints partly and slightly split, ties lacking, corners dulled).
Est.
:
250/ 300 €
First edition
of this early postincunabula
religious lexic refering to liturgies, clerical
functions, songs, readings, etc. («De canticis», «De sabbato Paschae», «De Exorcitiis», »
De Tonsura»…) given by Johann Cochläus (1479-1552), German theologian and one of
the most ardent opponents to Martin Luther. Isidorus (560/570-601/636), bishop of Sevilla,
was canonised in 1522 and became Doctor of the Church in 1722.
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Bound with
(together 2 works in 1 vol.) : INNOCENTIUS III.- Libri sex, de sacro Altaris
mysterio [...]. Lipsiae, (in aedibus Nicolai Fabri), 1534, [8]-91 lvs (dampstains, some foxing
or stains, rare handwritten notes, small holes with small losses of text at last lf. partly
reinforced or doubled, some margins reinforced at the end).
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, given by Johann
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¶ Édition originale donnée par J. Cochläus du lexique religieux de Saint Isidore, évêque de Séville et
Docteur de l’Église. Relié avec le traité sur la liturgie du pape Innocent III. Plein veau noir du 19e s.
(mouill., marges des derniers ff. renforcés, dernier f. part. doublé).