(Histoire) - Ens. 3 ouvr. du même auteur en 1 vol. - Chytraeus, David.- Collection of 3 works (two in first edition), 16th Century. In-8° (stamp on the 1st title-page, very slightly yellowed, some foxing mainly in 2d work, small marginal dampstain...
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120 / 150
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130 €
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in 2d work). 18th Century emblazoned binding : marbled sheepskin, boards with blind stamped coat of arms, blind decorated ribbed spine, red edges (joints partly split, upper turn in lacking, dampstains and arms partly erased on lower board, dampstain on the lower flyleaf and pastedown). (1). De lectione historiarum recte instituenda [...]. Argentinae [Strasbourg], apud Christianum Mylium, 1563, [56] lvs. 1st edition of this didactic work explaining the utility of studying history and presenting the important historians for the Greek, Latin, German, French and Ecclesiastical reigns; with chronological lists from Sallustius, Tacitus, Julius Caesar, etc.; # Adams C-1582, # Machiels C-318, # USTC 630319, # VD16 C-2643, # not in STC French nor in Soltész.— (2). Chronologia historiae Herodoti, & Thucydidis. Argentinae [Strasbourg], apud Christianum Mylium, 1563, [84]. 1st edition of chronological lists from Herodotus and Thucydides; # Adams C-1577, # Machiels C-316, # Soltész C-610, # USTC 622515, # VD16 C -2560, # not in STC French.— (3). Praecepta rhetoricae inventionis [...]. Lipsiae, s.n., 1562, [95] lvs. Rhetorical work with exemples taken from the Holy Scriptures and Cicero; followed by the oration pronounced by Chytraeus at the death of Henry V, Duke of Mecklenburg (1479-1552); # USTC 686124, # VD16 C-2714, # not in Adams, Soltész, Machiels. Chytraeus (1530-1600) was a German Lutheran theologian and historian; # Biogr. univ. VIII-517/519. ▲ Provenance : College of Maastricht to Antoine Jonckers (handwritten ex-praemio dated 31-08-1769); City of Maastricht (supra libros). ^ Trois ouvrages de Chytraeus (2 historiques en édition originale et 1 sur la rhétorique ). basane armoriée marbrée du 18e s. (ex. lég. jauni, rouss., surtout dans le 2e ouvr., mors part. fendus).
