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Rare speech held at Alkmaar by N. Vrijburg (1661-1737) in praise of William III and the Treaty of Rijswijk
(1697). With an additional speech in praise of William's wife Mary II, who had died of smallpox in 1694.
Ref.
STCN (4). Not in BL London.
1050
[Netherlands] - [SCRIVERIUS, Petrus] -
Beschrijvinghe van Out Batavien, met de
antiquiteyten vandien: mitsgaders d'af-komst ende historie der (…) Graven van Holland,
Zeeland, ende Vrieslandt (…). Arnhem, J. Janssonius, 1612, [12]-608 pp. [bound with]
DUYM,
Jacob
- Corte historische beschryvinghe der Nederlandscher Oorlogen/ vanden beginne ende
aenvangh aff der Beroerten tot het twaelff-jaerich Bestandt toe (…). Met d'Articulen van 't
Bestandt ende Verclaringhe van dien. Ibidem, 1612, 213-[1] pp. 2 works in 1 vol., 8vo, cont.
overl. vellum, flat spine (paper age-toned, 1st title soiled). Good copy.
€ 220/260
1.
2nd ed. (1st 1606) of a history of the Netherlands by P. Scriverius (1576-1660). "Printed by Henrick
Lodewijcxz van Haestens at Leiden" (Simoni).
Woodcut ill.
: arms of Leiden on title, in text and
36 portraits
of Counts of Holland
etc. Gothic type. Old ownership entries on 1st title (partly crossed out). Mod. bookpl.
by A. Pieck Paul Weers.
Ref.
Haitsma Mulier/VdLem (Repert. geschiedschr.) 436a/c. Simoni (BL London) S-
107. STCN.
2.
Cont. history of the Dutch Revolt by the Louvain migrant to the North J. Duym (1547-1623).
Woodcut ill.
:
on title,
13 portraits
in text.
Ref.
Haitsma Mulier/VdLem (Repert. geschiedschr.) 153. Simoni (BL London)
D-156. STCN.
1051
[Netherlands] - SCRIVERIUS, Petrus -
Beschrivinge van Out Batavien met de antiquiteyten
vandien mitsgaders d'afbeeldinge, afcomst ende historie der edelen hoogh-geboren graven van
Hollant, Zeelant ende Vrieslant etc. Als oock een corte beschrivinghe der Nederlansche
Oorlogen, beginnende vanden aenvang der Nederlanse beroerte(n) tot den iare 1635 incluys met
de afbeeldinge der gouverneurs en andere chrychs-helden. Amsterdam, J.E. Cloppenburch, 1636
(part title : 1635), 8vo, cont. vellum (front endpaper detached), flat spine, fore-edge with vellum
tabs, 2 parts : [14]-442, 278-[2] pp. (paper age-toned, occ. spotting or minor staining). Nice copy.
€ 200/250
Enlarged history of the Counts of Holland (1st 1606) by P. Scriverius (1576-1660), followed by a history of
the Dutch Revolt until 1635. Engr. general title,
woodcut ill.
: on part title &
62 large portraits
in text (incl.
William and Maurice of Orange, Albert and Isabella, J. Heemskerck, P. Heyn). Gothic type. Old name on top
of title "Hommelijn". A few interleaved ff. with cont. ms. notes.
Ref.
Haitsma Mulier/VdLem (Repert.
geschiedschr.) 436c. STCN.
1052
[Netherlands] - [SCRIVERIUS, Petrus] -
Het oude Goutsche chronycxken van Hollandt,
Zeelandt, Vrieslandt en Utrecht (...). Alsmede met een Byvoeghsel en Toets-steen vermeerdert
(...). Amsterdam, J.H. Boom, J. Pluymer & C. Commelijn, 1663, 4to, cont. vellum, [8]-280 pp.
Good well-preserved copy.
€ 180/220
Excellently annotated ed. by P. Scriverius (1577-1660) of a medieval chronicle of the Northern Low
Countries (longtime ascribed to Jan van Naaldwijk). Engr. front. with arms of 4 provinces,
36 full-page
engr. portraits
. Gothic type.
Ref.
Haitsma Mulier/VdLem 436d. STCN.
1053
[Netherlands] - WACHTENDORP, Caspar -
De oude Hollandsche geschiedenissen ofte Korte
Hollandtsche Rym-Kronyck, verdeylt in 14. poëtische boecken, beginnende van de Suntvloet,
ende eyndigende(...) omtrent 't jaer 1560 (...) [and] Lof des vredes. Amsterdam, (Gillis Joosten
[Saeghman] for) Johannes Pauli, 1645, 4to, cont. overl. vellum, flat spine, 2 parts, [145], [26] ff.
(some minor soiling). Good copy.
€ 250/350
1st ed.
of this chronicle by Wachtendorp who was a preacher in Deursen, Nieuwpoort, Breda & Gouda (died
1700). Verse chronicle of the medieval history of Holland, incl. long parts about the Burgundian rulers. Copy
with the dedication to the Burgomasters of Amsterdam (other copies have one to the States General). Ill.
with an engr. front. and
44 engr. ills
: 31 portraits of Counts of Holland and 13 various ills (i.a. pastoral
scenes, portrait of St Willibrord). Coll. ticket D.H. vander Meersch, m.d. Mod. bookpl. Marcel Casteleyn.
Ref.
STCN (3 eds.).
1054
[Oxford imprint - Turkey] - BUSBEQUIUS, A. Gislenius -
Omnia quae extant (…). Quibus
accedunt Epistolae aliquot insignium quorundam virorum (…) [ed. Ludovicus Carrio]. Oxford,
W. H[all] for T. Robinson ans S. Pocock, 1660, 12mo, later boards (joints rubbed), 2 parts : [12]-
402-[20], 41-[1] pp. (some minor staining). Good copy.
€ 200/240
Rare Oxford ed. of the Elzevier ed. (1663 or 1660) of the collected works of A. Busbequius (1522-1592),
mainly dealing with his stay in the Ottoman Empire (i.a. on
tulips
). With the epitaph poem by J. Lipsius, and
a Turkish vocabulary (in roman type). Part II is titled "Burrhi impetus juveniles et quaedam (…) epistolae",