341 / 416
341
(t.-p. underlaid & repaired).
3.
Joannes Hessels, Catechismus, Louvain, B. Masius, 1654, 4to
(inc.).
4.
Diversche goederen te coope (...) binnen de Prochie van Boesinghe (...) Vormesele (...)
Vlamertinghe, Ghent, H. Saetreuwer, 1685.
5.
Reglement pour le prix des Eaux de Vie qui se
consommeront dans les cantines des domaines de Flandre, [S.l.s.n., 1700], broadsheet,
in French
with Dutch addition for the “Casselrie van Ypre”
.
6.
Declaration de guerre de Louis XIV. contre
(...) Le Duc de Savoy, [S.l.s.n., 1703?], 4to, 8 pp.
7.
Vrye feeste vande stede van Cortryck, [Kortrijk,
s.n., 17th/18th c.?], broadsheet.
8.
Hoogpointers ende vry-schepenen der Casselrye van Cortryck,
Kortrijk, J. de Langhe, 1778.
1178 [Flanders]
-
DE WREE, Olivier
- De seghelen der Graven van Vlaenderen ende voorschriften
van hunne brieven histori-wys uyt-gheleyt; eerst in ‘t Latijn / ende nu in het Vlaemsch (...). Bruges,
Jan Baptist & Lucas vanden Kerchove, 1640, 2 parts in 1 vol., folio, cont. overl. vellum, flat spine
(loosening), [33] + 56 ff. with 112 numbered plates with engr. seals, 208-[44] ff. (some min. staining,
pl. 36, 75 and 105 repaired). Good copy.
€ 200/300
Dutch trsl. by the author of the Latin ed. “Sigilla Comitum Flandriae” (1639); in 1640 also a French
trsl. was published. This study of the seals and charters of the Counts of Flanders by the Bruges
lawyer and historian Olivier de Wree (1596-1652) is based on many documents now lost. Circular
engr. ill. on t.-p.,
num. engr. seals
, genealogical engr. tables and 1 map. Ownership entry on title
(erased), some ms. notes.
Ref.
BB V:799-800 V-345. BL. BnF. Not in NUC, Matagne (Namur).
1179 [Flanders]
-
SUEYRO, Emanuel
- Anales de Flandes. Antwerp, J. and P. Bellerus, 1624, 2 parts in
1 vol., folio, cont. blindst. calf (corners bumped, covers rubbed), spine on 5 raised bands (rebacked),
[1-1 bl.]-[1-1 bl.]-[11]-628-[40], [1-1 bl.]-[1-1 bl.]-564, [44] pp. (some browning & waterstaining,
some sm. wormtracks).
€ 200/300
Orig. ed.
of this rare description of Flanders until 1477 by E. Sueyro (1587-1629).
Engr. ills
:
Engr. title with title written on a pedestal with female personification of “Flanders” wearing mural
crown, flanked by Mercury and Ceres seated in lower corners flanking coat-of-arms of Flanders and
author’s portrait.
Ref.
Peeters-Fontainas 1248. STCV (4).
~ Much sought after work on the history of Amiens ~
1180 [France - Amiens]
-
MORLIERE, Adrian de la
- Les antiquitez, histoires et choses plus
remarquables de la ville Damiens. Troisième édition dédiée au Roy. Paris, S. Cramoisy, 1642, [bound
with]
ID. -
Recueil de plusieurs nobles & illustres maisons vivantes & esteintes en l’estendüe du
diocèse d’Amiens (...). Ibid., 1642, 2 works in 1 vol., folio, cont. mottled calf (rubbed), gilt spine on
6 raised bands, red title label, gilt coat-of-arms of the Earl of Malmesbury on covers (l joint split, 1
loose). Good copy.
€ 250/400
3rd ed. of this historical work on the diocese of Amiens in France by the canon of the Notre-Dame
in Amiens, A. de la Morlière (1560-1629). It describes the history of Amiens from Roman times
onwards. The unnumbered pp. 336-357 in the 2nd work, is an index with descriptions of coat-of-
arms of the noble and important families of Amiens and Picardie. The final part contains many
sonnets written by La Morlière to highlight and commemorate important historical events. Engr.
allegorical printer’s device on 1st title, woodcut printer’s device on 2nd title.
Ref.
Biographie Univ.
13-15, p. 269.
1181 [France - Cévennes]
-
HERVE, Charles-Bénigne
- Lettre à Messieurs de la religion pretendue
reformée des Sevenes. Montpellier, Daniel Pech, 1684, 12mo, cont. sheep (rubbed), gilt spine, 119-
[1] pp. (paper age-toned, a few stains). Good copy.
€ 200/300
Pamphlet
against the Huguenots
in the Cévennes. On titlepage ascribed to “Monsieur Herué
euesque de Gap”, i.e. Ch.-B. Hervé, bishop of Gap 1692-1706. Old notes on flylvs and title.
Ref.
Desgraves “Montpellier” 455. Conlon “Prélude” 1945. BnF (1). Not in Goldsmith (BL).