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1070 ERASMUS
- Dilutio eorum que Iodocus Clithoueus scripsit aduersus Declamationem suasoriam
matrimonij. Epistola eiusdem de delectu ciborum. In Elenchum Alberti Pij breuissima scholia.
Basel, Froben Press, 1532, 8vo, mod. half vellum (some stains), red. sp. edges, 178-[30] pp. (marg.
dampstain in last quires). Good copy.
€ 1000/1800
1st ed.
of Erasmus’ apology against objections made by 2 Paris theologians (J. Clichtoveus and N.
Beda) to his views on marriage etc. in the dialogue “Inquisitio de Fide” (1526). When their attacks
were finally publ. in 1531, he sent his “Dilutio” to the press, with 2 supplementary apologies about Lent
and against Alberto Pio. Mark on title, larger one at end.
Ref.
VD-16 E-2629. B.B. II 775-777 E-1240.
Erasmus Online 1665. Ind. Aurel. 162.612. Bezzel 719. De Reuck 177. Adams E-358. Not in BnF.
1071 [Erasmus]
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Evangelia et Epistolae quae diebus Dominicis & Festis in templis leguntur
,
translationes D. Erasmi Roterodami. Cum indice. Augsburg, V. Otmar, 1554, 8vo, mod. boards,
71-[1] ff. (marg. worming in last quire sl. touching some letters or numerals rep.). Very good copy.
Cfr. ill.
€ 1200/1400
Apparently unrecorded ed. of Erasmus’ trsl. of the New Testament in the order of the liturgical year.
Large woodcut on title. Nice historiated initials. Title in red & black.
Ref.
Not in VD-16, Erasmus
Online, Ind. Aurel., Adams, Bezzel, BnF, Bible Paris, De Reuck, STC German (BL), Vanderhaeghen etc.
1072 [Erasmus]
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HAYMO HALBERSTADENSIS, O.S.B.
- Pia brevis ac dilucida in omnes Psalmos
explanatio (...) [ed. Erasmus].Antwerp, J. Grapheus, 1533, 8vo, cont. limp overl. vellum (loosening),
flat spine, top edge titled, 400 (= 391)-[1] ff. (some spotting and marg. (damp)staining in upper
margins, wormtrack in inner margin of quires N-O touching a few letters). Good copy.
€ 750/1000
Erasmus’ ed. of the commentary on Psalms by Haymo, bishop of Halberstadt (d. 853), 1st publ. at
Freiburg in 1533, and immediately reprinted at Antwerp (this ed.) and Cologne. Cont. ms. devices
on title: “lege et relege” and “satis relicturo”. Name at top of A7r “Rambaud”. A few cont. ms.
notes.
Ref.
NK 1038 (none in Belgium & Holland). Erasmus Online 4278. Adams H-99. NUC (1).
Not in Meyers (Rotterdam), De Reuck, Machiels, BL, BnF.
1073 ERASMUS
- Hyperaspistae liber secundus aduersus libru(m) Martini Lutheri, cui titulum fecit
Seruum arbitrium. Basel, J. Froben, 1527, 8vo, old boards, flat spine with ink titled vellum labels,
575-[1] pp. (some minor spotting, unobtrusive dampstain in bottom margin of last quires). Very
good copy.
€ 3000/4000
1st ed. of Erasmus’ 2nd reply to Luther’s “De servo arbitrio”
(1525). Erasmus had already replied
in 1526, but was pressed to publish a more extensive treatise on the debate fired by Luther. Woodcut
mark on title and at the end. In italics. A few old ms. notes (i.a. p. 515, cropped). Old names
and notes on title, i.a. “Joh: Val: Maier”, not Luther’s adversary Johann Maier von Eck (Eckius,
1486-1543) but most probably “Johann Valentin Maier” (1595-1668), Lutheran physician at the
Brandenburg court.
Ref.
VD-16 E-3033. Erasmus Online 2236. Adams E-676. Bezzel 1122. Ind.
Aurel. 162.336. Köhler (Flugschriften) 995. Not in De Reuck.
~ Formerly a chain binding ~
1074 [Erasmus]
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SENECA
- Lucubrationes omnes [ed. Erasmus]. Basel, J. Froben, July - August 1515,
folio, 643 (= 647)-[25] pp. [bound after]
CLICHTOVEUS, Judocus
- Elucidatorium ecclesiasticum
(...) quatuor libros complectens. Primus, Hymnos de tempore & sanctis (...) Secundus, nonnulla
cantica ecclesiastica, antiphonas (...) Tertius, ea quae ad Missae pertinent officium (...) Quartus, prosas
quae in sancti altaris sacrificio ante euangelium dicuntur. Ibid., August 1517, folio, [6]-229 ff. (without
final f. with printer’s mark; quire ‘f’ bound in wrong order; wormholes in 1st and last ff., 2nd title
soiled, 1st ff. and fore-edge margin dampstained, a few repairs tot sm. tears), 2 works in 1 vol., cont.
blindst. pigskin over wood, edges bevelled inside, covers with round and lozenge stamps and a few
scrolls (rubbed), spine on 4 raised bands (rebacked), metal catches and clasps on new leather tongues,
formerly a chain binding with traces of holes on lower cover.
Cfr. ill.
€ 1800/2500